COP ASKS MAN FOR LICENSE, SHOOTS HIM WHEN HE GOES TO GET IT

I'm actually quite surprised they fired him and charged him.

Again...I want to make the point that many, if not most, of these stops are...


U N N E C E S S A R Y.


Unless you are looking for a criminal through the license plate, or someone fleeing an accident, or going 100 mph, there is NO REASON to be stopping most people. Cops do it to justify their jobs, they're probably bored much of the time, or because they are actually REVENUE collectors for their towns/districts, and they're supposed to run up the tickets to make money. That's what most of these stops come down to....tickets to make money.

Cops should RARELY stop anyone unless there is an obvious crime that has been committed, or about to be committed. Anything else is unnecessary and dangerous, especially with these timid and poorly trained cops.

We need to get back into the frame of mind that transporting ourselves - DRIVING - is a RIGHT. Not a "privilege" which is what the liberal establishment has been telling us for decades and which most people have been brainwashed into believeing. Unless you have or are about to committ a violent crime, DRIVING IS A RIGHT, and cops should not be bothering you. We have far too many police anyway, and far too many prisons for "crimes" that are just tax raising schemes.

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This thing that you have going with me......... it really seems to be an issue with you that you think that you know more than I know. I'm fine with whatever you want to think, even if good thinking eludes you.

I asked you if you posted any information. Your response was for me to search for YOU, but I don't care about you. It was a question like "how are you today"? Nobody really cares. They are just being polite.

So........... how are you doing today?

look, we both know you felt stupid when you were told the post was sarcasm. how many more posts will it take for you to repair your ego?

heck.. i will even help you. mr 20? thank you for your wise posts... you were right. we are all better off for your vast experience and wisdom being shared with us humble slaves.

please share more of your grand wisdom from 20 yrs of experience.

yours truly,

impressed slave


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Usually people pull their license out of their wallet, they don't turn from the cop and go digging for it in their car seat.

I can understand how a cop in high alert mode could think he was going in his car to grab a gun.

Is the cop at fault in this scenario? Yeah, he was quick to judge but I feel the cop's action is within reason.

As soon as I stop after seeing flashing lights, I pull out my license, and retrieve my registration and insurance from the oddly-named glove box. When the cop approaches my window, I have it in hand. Makes sense.

Usually people pull their license out of their wallet, they don't turn from the cop and go digging for it in their car seat.

I can understand how a cop in high alert mode could think he was going in his car to grab a gun.

Is the cop at fault in this scenario? Yeah, he was quick to judge but I feel the cop's action is within reason.

As soon as I stop after seeing flashing lights, I pull out my license, and retrieve my registration and insurance from the oddly-named glove box. When the cop approaches my window, I have it in hand. Makes sense.

Sometimes even THIS behavior is deemed suspicious - like you expected to be pulled over.