These officers deserve nothing less then to be fired, charged, convicted and their certification of law enforcement revoked permanently in all 50 states.
It's so sad, that American citizens can't even walk the dog without cops harassing them. Unbelievable crap!!! All you have to is to look back at the Uvalde and you see what their interests are.
Right . I would like to know what agency help fund that shooter to purchase the guns he had and why they let him do so much damage while just standing around like it's nothing . He had professional help and funding .
Abolish qualified immunity for all government employees. They should carry personal liability insurance so taxpayers don’t pay for their crime. I.Q. and maturity tests.
I see this type of comment a lot and it doesn't make sense to me. If your public servants (I'm a brit) don't have that protection, a few problems could come up. Firstly, why would you sith in up for a job where you have to pay extra to work, professional drivers don't pay insurance on work vehichles, the company does. criminals will soon sue the good cops out of the job, every person who doesn't want a ticket will threaten to take their badge, it wouldn't take too many accusations before your insurance is too high for a minimum wage cop, but not a mob backed crooked one
Lol that would cost way more than paying settlements!!! They wouldn't pay for it out of pocket at all. There's more than ten million government related workers when consider all levels of government. Also what insurance company would take risk. Besides no insurance company pays out if the client is purposefully or neglectfully in the wrong anyways. Lol anyways let's say somehow they get it. They'd need serious coverage in the millions. My personal liability insurance set for five million and I pay $150 plus taxes a month in what's considered low risk. High risk be like $1000 a month plus. Staying with the 150 that's 1.5 that's at least 15 billion dollars a month or 300 billion a year. If high risk premiums be well over a trillion. Money risk assessment says keep on doing it the old way. Last year civil right settlements didn't even reach two billion. Final point is that if was private insured then any copay all one does is declare bankruptcy. Victim then can't collect that portion.
@@roberttregidgo6345 wouldn't be paid for by individual but by govt or business either directly or by compensation. If it's a required part of work employer must pay. Better explanation as to why not is below in my comment. It's simply a money risk thing like when Ford made all those Pintos knowing from start they had a problem. They simply calculated how many deaths likely to occur times the settlement averages for a total far below profits or even cost of shutting down the pinto assembly line and retooling or even merely replacing the gas tank and rear bumper assembly. Anyways highly unlikely any insurance company would take on such a risk. It's not like medical field malpractice since it's extremely rare for a doctor or such to purposefully or criminally be negilgent in their actions whereas cops and some higher civil servants have an ego attitude that is purposeful. Insurance companies don't pay such claims so for most civil suit cases this wouldn't work anyways. I have my actuarial papers and quickly looked at some stats. Lol no way any insurance company take this on without charging the premiums I mention below and those are very low estimates. Have a good day
This police officer is quite happy to waste a citizens time (because he is probably lonely) but not waste his supervisors time by illustrating how dumb he is.
I'm tired of paying for incompetent cops like this. Honor the oath that you swore to uphold and defend. End qualified immunity, police unions as well as internal affairs. FTP
@@TalkingGIJoe OP just said that police are allowed to lie to the public and you replied that he's "...100% wrong..." but then you go on to say that they *CAN* lie in the course of their duties. Are you confused? Having a stroke? Have you taken hallucinogenic drugs recently?
I can't understand why people ask them law questions. They aren't lawyers. Actually today on a car vid ,I saw a post where a guy said he went to the station for assistance on understanding some law and paperwork for a car he had no paperwork for. Why ask the cops? They aren't lawyers. Ask a lawyer,they are lawyers.
@MrHillfolk it's absolutely obvious...because they enforce these laws they HAVE to know what they are enforcing. Plus a cop not being able to articulate what a law even is can only help you in a lawsuit.
The level of communication by this patron is wonderful. This is similar to how you deal with a child. You do not say much, and let the child do the talking because if they are lying they just walked themselves right into the corner on their own.
When the sergeant walked up, "Bob" introduced himself to the sergeant, shook his hand and then went silent, allowing the pig who stopped him to tie his own noose. Impressive show of restraint.
How can it be a consensual encounter as the piggy keeps saying but demands ID in the same breath 🤦🏿♂️. Also I didn’t realize education codes superseded the US Constitution 😂. That was more than a stretch there. Glad that gentleman never surrendered his 4th.
He's right it is a legality. Legally the campus is in the United States and if you're a citizen you don't ID unless you're committing a crime. The Constitution applies to all the United States and no law can be passed if it breaks the Constitution.
These officers must not know Texas penal code 38.02 A person commits an offense if he intentionally refuses to give his name, residence address, or date of birth to a peace officer who has "lawfully arrested" the person and requested the information.
Community policing is asking how someone wants to be addressed not give me an ID. There is nothing in community policing about identifying everyone present, certainly not detaining them. He also said "i don't want to give you an easy out" when he went to leave as if trespassed.
That first Cop who just wanted to get the usual “ ya gat ID “ needs to be removed from Office as he does not Honour the US Constitution or the State Law. If he wants to enforce “ College codes” he needs to become an insecurity Guard . Thanks for sharing……
Thanks to a dumbass Supreme Court ruling, the police can lie to the public while on duty, so anything that spews from their face hole can be construed as a lie.
I went to sign up for community college courses a few years ago. A lady there had a campus map and showed me the "free speech" zone that was about ten square feet. I told her she might want to look that one up because that's not how it works, and she just glared at me.
@@pappawheely I would bet it's still there. Tarrant County College (South) if you want to look. I don't see it now but about half the buildings are gun free. Lol, how does that work?
Cops CAN and WILL lie to you. There is nothing illegal about them lying them to you and they are allowed to do so in order to get you to incriminate yourself. But you can't lie to them.
As slow as "Bob" claims to be, that cop is even slower. He LIED to everyone - Bob, the second officer on-scene, HIS CHIEF... all while trying to justify IDing a pedestrian without having A CRIME suspected.
He's a cop, therefore a liar! Trained and practiced liar. Liars are not to be trusted. The Constitution is supreme over any policy, anywhere outside National Security. Who ever trained this fascist should be reprimanded.
What’s sad is I know John Pratt and basically he’s a good person, but in this case he’s way out of line. The education code does not override the 4th Ammendment or Texas Penal Code 38.02.
Common Sense should tell this officer that what he said is flat-out minimization of the situation... ... I'm not going to call my supervisor out here just for identification Is minimizing the Fourth Amendment of the United States Wir die Leute 💯❤️🇺🇸
"All laws which are repugnant to the Constitution are null and void." Marbury vs. Madison, 5 US (2 Cranch) 137, 174, 176, (1803) "Where rights secured by the Constitution are involved, there can be no rule making or legislation which would abrogate (miranda)
Illegal stop and detention. Hire attorney, file lawsuits (school and pd), refuse generous settlement offered, go to trial and get the court awarded judgement you deserve. Always record police to livestream or cloud in case they destroy your phone/camera and detain you for walking your dog on a public sidewalk. Sad.
That one older cop that said, when a police officer asks you for your ID,you must give it. No you don't have too. He is wrong and a tyrant. You only have to give ID,if you are legally arrested.
Education code doesn't apply to Public, just students. You can just ask him to leave as with all trespass. But where's the reasonable notice. They got there.
Even if, even if it says that in an education code, it could only apply to someone enrolled, a teacher, a professor, administrator or employee, not a member of the public
Sgt says they are just there to do community policing… so for him goodwill is established amongst the community by threatening a man with arrest for not providing ID.
Community policeing is detaining people ,forcing citizens to ID who aren’t suspicious,and not thought to have commited crime ? Just want to know who you are thats all ! That will melt the hearts and minds of the public every time ! Great job ! Good work Bob !
These “peace officers” are either ignorant of or choose to disregard Texas Penal Code 38.02. I’ll go with ignorant given their demeanor. Im curious to know whether or not the Education Code supercedes the Texas a penal Code.
"Community policing" to "interact with the public" -- What kind of interaction was this? Unlawful detainment (since despite the claim of it being a "consensual encounter" he was not free to leave) and demanding ID with no suspicion of illegal activity. What impression is this sort of activity going to give the general public?
What agency is this, City of Waco Police or campus police? If they have a Facebook page this video needs to be posted there - for educational purposes of course.
Good on the guy for not just rolling over, but the Texas code does say they can ID him while on campus or he has to leave. That code should be changed to disallow this on public campuses.
The moment he asked for ID... The gentleman should have stated the conversation was no longer consensual and asked if he was being detained. If answer were "yes" ... exercise 5th Amendment Right to silence. If answer is "No"...say "Thank you, Have a nice day"
education code is like policy and neither trumps the law!! we are police and also god and also right and also known liars and escalators and threateners and intimidaters and when we ask for ID you HAVE to give it even when we have NO crime!!! on my farm i have to know EVERY thing about my job if i screw up in ANY way its on me 100% but not cops!!
That "education code" must pertain to students, especially when they said that it wasn't a private campus. I'm Canadian and looking in from the outside, the US appears to be a police state. Land of the free my ass.
@@stevereynolds3809 With the highest incarceration rate in the world and only comprising 5% of the world population, but over 20% of the prison population, they are certainly under the thumb of the state.
@@leemnav Sure thing CHUD. At least I'm not getting shot at or stuffed in a fucking cage. We consistently rank higher than the US not only for freedoms, but as a desirable place to live, Don't get sick or injured trumpanzee.
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These officers deserve nothing less then to be fired, charged, convicted and their certification of law enforcement revoked permanently in all 50 states.
Nah, they'll get promoted. Police departments love bullshit liars and intimidators like them.
They are rent a cops.
Jack, You sir are definitely correct these idiots are the problem. If this job was done as it should be the majority of problems would go away.
It's so sad, that American citizens can't even walk the dog without cops harassing them.
Unbelievable crap!!!
All you have to is to look back at the Uvalde and you see what their interests are.
Right . I would like to know what agency help fund that shooter to purchase the guns he had and why they let him do so much damage while just standing around like it's nothing . He had professional help and funding .
What branch of the Gestapo are these cops from? Where do they live? 1930s?
Or what COWARDS they are!!!
Education code. Sounds like something a student would sign not a person walking the dog.
Sounds like something he just made up on the spot.
Abolish qualified immunity for all government employees. They should carry personal liability insurance so taxpayers don’t pay for their crime. I.Q. and maturity tests.
I see this type of comment a lot and it doesn't make sense to me. If your public servants (I'm a brit) don't have that protection, a few problems could come up.
Firstly, why would you sith in up for a job where you have to pay extra to work, professional drivers don't pay insurance on work vehichles, the company does. criminals will soon sue the good cops out of the job, every person who doesn't want a ticket will threaten to take their badge, it wouldn't take too many accusations before your insurance is too high for a minimum wage cop, but not a mob backed crooked one
Lol that would cost way more than paying settlements!!! They wouldn't pay for it out of pocket at all. There's more than ten million government related workers when consider all levels of government. Also what insurance company would take risk. Besides no insurance company pays out if the client is purposefully or neglectfully in the wrong anyways. Lol anyways let's say somehow they get it. They'd need serious coverage in the millions. My personal liability insurance set for five million and I pay $150 plus taxes a month in what's considered low risk. High risk be like $1000 a month plus. Staying with the 150 that's 1.5 that's at least 15 billion dollars a month or 300 billion a year. If high risk premiums be well over a trillion. Money risk assessment says keep on doing it the old way. Last year civil right settlements didn't even reach two billion. Final point is that if was private insured then any copay all one does is declare bankruptcy. Victim then can't collect that portion.
@@roberttregidgo6345 wouldn't be paid for by individual but by govt or business either directly or by compensation. If it's a required part of work employer must pay. Better explanation as to why not is below in my comment. It's simply a money risk thing like when Ford made all those Pintos knowing from start they had a problem. They simply calculated how many deaths likely to occur times the settlement averages for a total far below profits or even cost of shutting down the pinto assembly line and retooling or even merely replacing the gas tank and rear bumper assembly. Anyways highly unlikely any insurance company would take on such a risk. It's not like medical field malpractice since it's extremely rare for a doctor or such to purposefully or criminally be negilgent in their actions whereas cops and some higher civil servants have an ego attitude that is purposeful. Insurance companies don't pay such claims so for most civil suit cases this wouldn't work anyways. I have my actuarial papers and quickly looked at some stats. Lol no way any insurance company take this on without charging the premiums I mention below and those are very low estimates. Have a good day
Stop n I'd is law now? Wow these.
Cops are crazy butt heads
A man walking a dog. If that's suspicious to you officer, get another job.
But the piggy said he's seen him walk his dog every day....MF just bored and wanted to harass poor old Bob & Casey😬🐕
I guess checking my mailbox is suspicious
@@munzhee6920 He would have an aneurysm with anyone who walks their dog multiple times daily.
This police officer is quite happy to waste a citizens time (because he is probably lonely) but not waste his supervisors time by illustrating how dumb he is.
His supervisor already knows he's an idiot.
Community Policing. Is nothing but Harassment.
I'm tired of paying for incompetent cops like this. Honor the oath that you swore to uphold and defend. End qualified immunity, police unions as well as internal affairs. FTP
Would be awesome if we could choose where our stolen money I mean taxes goes, I know I'd opt for zero dollars for cops.
Amen
Your constitutional rights that have already been verified by the Supreme Court must somehow become null and void around this public property.
He sees him every day, yet on this day he just decides to violate this man.
Illegal detention, and harassment. Put the first cop in jail
that code is for students on campus, not the public
Police ARE ALLOWED TO LIE TO US, remember that the next time you ask them a question.
Know your rights.
Sorry... you are 100% wrong... they are allowed to lie in the course of their work and that has been established and then upheld by the SCOTUS.
@@TalkingGIJoeare you responding to a hidden comment by chance? Because you and the OP are saying the same thing
@@TalkingGIJoe OP just said that police are allowed to lie to the public and you replied that he's "...100% wrong..." but then you go on to say that they *CAN* lie in the course of their duties. Are you confused? Having a stroke? Have you taken hallucinogenic drugs recently?
I can't understand why people ask them law questions.
They aren't lawyers.
Actually today on a car vid ,I saw a post where a guy said he went to the station for assistance on understanding some law and paperwork for a car he had no paperwork for.
Why ask the cops?
They aren't lawyers.
Ask a lawyer,they are lawyers.
@MrHillfolk it's absolutely obvious...because they enforce these laws they HAVE to know what they are enforcing. Plus a cop not being able to articulate what a law even is can only help you in a lawsuit.
Thuggery at it best. This cop & his misplaced ego is unruly, out of order, and ignorant.
The level of communication by this patron is wonderful. This is similar to how you deal with a child. You do not say much, and let the child do the talking because if they are lying they just walked themselves right into the corner on their own.
Community relations destroyed, hate earned. Way to go Officer Pratt.
When the sergeant walked up, "Bob" introduced himself to the sergeant, shook his hand and then went silent, allowing the pig who stopped him to tie his own noose. Impressive show of restraint.
Campus police or security officer?Tell them to go police the Elementary schools that have more active shooters ffs!
That would be an officer safety problem.
Should not have given up Gracie's ID.
Poor Grace's 4th Amendment right was violated...hope she sued everyone 🐕
How can it be a consensual encounter as the piggy keeps saying but demands ID in the same breath 🤦🏿♂️. Also I didn’t realize education codes superseded the US Constitution 😂. That was more than a stretch there. Glad that gentleman never surrendered his 4th.
Cops will lie for each other through THICK and through THIN. 😢😢😢
He's right it is a legality. Legally the campus is in the United States and if you're a citizen you don't ID unless you're committing a crime. The Constitution applies to all the United States and no law can be passed if it breaks the Constitution.
Even better, this is in Texas. Texas Revised Statute 38.02 states you do not have to provide ID until lawfully arrested.
The chief says he’s doing community policing while earning the hate !!
Further proof that asking for a supervisor only invites another lying, armed tyrant to the scene.
But, the chief did immediately tell him he could leave when Bob asked permission. He knew better than to hem Bob up.
Knowing this guy was caught off guard, he did very well. Hopefully next time he will remain absolutely silent. Let everything play out in the courts.
"What's your name, bud?"...."this is Gracie and I am a good citizen of Waco Tx".. Priceless.
Precisely right. He won’t waste his Supervisor’s time, but he’ll waste Joe Citizen’s.
Why would this cop stop a citizen who he sees “every day walking his dog”, and harass him? Demand ID from him? Wtf!
I pay taxes for all public colleges, so I can be there. So 'kick rocks'.
Again I say
Anytime someone ends a sentence with "right or ok" they are trying to con you
Cop-"Would you like to know the code?"
Dog Walker-"Yes! I would love to know the code that circumvents the 4th Amendment to the Constitution!"
Thankfully we all know that some vague and uncertain campus policy trumps the United States constitution
They were going to give him the option to id or leave and never come back. 😢 Great community policing.
These officers must not know Texas penal code 38.02 A person commits an offense if he intentionally refuses to give his name, residence address, or date of birth to a peace officer who has "lawfully arrested" the person and requested the information.
This is a case of bored campus cops with nothing to do.
@ 5:25 the officer says "I don't want to give you the easy way out and just let you walk away." after the supervisor said he could. Amazing!
Community policing is asking how someone wants to be addressed not give me an ID.
There is nothing in community policing about identifying everyone present, certainly not detaining them.
He also said "i don't want to give you an easy out" when he went to leave as if trespassed.
That first Cop who just wanted to get the usual “ ya gat ID “ needs to be removed from Office as he does not Honour the US Constitution or the State Law.
If he wants to enforce “ College codes” he needs to become an insecurity Guard .
Thanks for sharing……
You do not have to submit in America. (I am doubting the 4th Amendment is suspended on public campuses...)
And it certainly won't be circumvented by a policy.This is an effing clown show.
Thanks to a dumbass Supreme Court ruling, the police can lie to the public while on duty, so anything that spews from their face hole can be construed as a lie.
I went to sign up for community college courses a few years ago. A lady there had a campus map and showed me the "free speech" zone that was about ten square feet. I told her she might want to look that one up because that's not how it works, and she just glared at me.
@@peterhineinlegen4672 free speech zone ?Really happened ?
@@pappawheely I would bet it's still there. Tarrant County College (South) if you want to look. I don't see it now but about half the buildings are gun free. Lol, how does that work?
Cops CAN and WILL lie to you. There is nothing illegal about them lying them to you and they are allowed to do so in order to get you to incriminate yourself. But you can't lie to them.
I lie to them sobs all the time.
if you’re not detained or arrested you can lie to them all you want.
Commercial lien on public servants is how we stop their abuse of the people, even judge's can be liened and a judge cannot remove it.
He is better at telling lies than he is at understanding the law, he obviously has nothing to do
You give up your rights the moment you give them your name.
You: "Am I compelled to speak with you?"
Officer: "No"
You: "Have a nice day!", and walk away.
He tried and they told him no.
It would be a complete waste of time to have a supervisor ensure your rights are not violated?
When no Crime has been committed, LEAVE PEOPLE THE F*** ALONE !
When the second cop gets there, that only means there are now two dumb cops there. The third cop is only a BIG lier.
As slow as "Bob" claims to be, that cop is even slower. He LIED to everyone - Bob, the second officer on-scene, HIS CHIEF... all while trying to justify IDing a pedestrian without having A CRIME suspected.
He's a cop, therefore a liar! Trained and practiced liar. Liars are not to be trusted. The Constitution is supreme over any policy, anywhere outside National Security. Who ever trained this fascist should be reprimanded.
What’s sad is I know John Pratt and basically he’s a good person, but in this case he’s way out of line. The education code does not override the 4th Ammendment or Texas Penal Code 38.02.
I think we just witnessed what type of person he is. He exposed himself for the lying thug that he is. NOT A GOOD MAN!
Why are pigs so intrusive??? Let us live our lives ....
That badge must be engraved on the back with the words......YOU NOW HAVE THE POWER OF ASSUMED AUTHORITY.
After it was engraved on his back, it went straight to his head.
Lol I know these clowns. This isn’t a code in Waco Texas. I’ll be making a call later on today. Use your rights or lose them.
Can you post the number?
Common Sense should tell this officer that what he said is flat-out minimization of the situation...
... I'm not going to call my supervisor out here just for identification
Is minimizing the Fourth Amendment of the United States
Wir die Leute
💯❤️🇺🇸
"All laws which are repugnant to the Constitution are null and void." Marbury vs. Madison, 5 US (2 Cranch) 137, 174, 176, (1803)
"Where rights secured by the Constitution are involved, there can be no rule making or legislation which would abrogate (miranda)
The cop says it's a' "consensual conversation" multiple times, yet they wouldn't let the dog walker go until he IDs or the supervisor lets him go.
"Education code" has no bearing on anything. That's like saying "store policy". If I'm not signed up for it, I don't adhere to it.
Illegal stop and detention. Hire attorney, file lawsuits (school and pd), refuse generous settlement offered, go to trial and get the court awarded judgement you deserve.
Always record police to livestream or cloud in case they destroy your phone/camera and detain you for walking your dog on a public sidewalk. Sad.
Orrr waste thousands and get absolutely nowhere. Until Qualified Immunity is abolished, we are powerless.
That one older cop that said, when a police officer asks you for your ID,you must give it. No you don't have too. He is wrong and a tyrant. You only have to give ID,if you are legally arrested.
Education code doesn't apply to Public, just students. You can just ask him to leave as with all trespass.
But where's the reasonable notice.
They got there.
Even if, even if it says that in an education code, it could only apply to someone enrolled, a teacher, a professor, administrator or employee, not a member of the public
All intimidation and bullying.
Yes, we don't go by "common sense", we go by THE LAW !
Police don't understand either of them.
Education codes apply to students of the university, only.
Sgt says they are just there to do community policing… so for him goodwill is established amongst the community by threatening a man with arrest for not providing ID.
What a stuttering fool he was explaining that to the chief 😂
"We like to get out in the community, talk to people, and DEMAND ID"
Community policeing is detaining people ,forcing citizens to ID who aren’t suspicious,and not thought to have commited crime ? Just want to know who you are thats all ! That will melt the hearts and minds of the public every time ! Great job ! Good work Bob !
These “peace officers” are either ignorant of or choose to disregard Texas Penal Code 38.02. I’ll go with ignorant given their demeanor. Im curious to know whether or not the Education Code supercedes the Texas a penal Code.
Officer is a couple of matches short of a box.
That is a policy not a law ,clueless to the actual law. You got him .38.02
"Community policing" to "interact with the public" -- What kind of interaction was this? Unlawful detainment (since despite the claim of it being a "consensual encounter" he was not free to leave) and demanding ID with no suspicion of illegal activity. What impression is this sort of activity going to give the general public?
COPS ABSOLUTELY DO NOT KNOW OR UNDERSTAND THE 4th AMENDMENT WHATSOEVER
"Common sense doesn't come into play If we're talking about legalities." That was the best statement I have ever heard in one of these videos ever.
What agency is this, City of Waco Police or campus police? If they have a Facebook page this video needs to be posted there - for educational purposes of course.
Cop cant even make up a believable lie to save his life.
Stalling to think up a lie, stumbling over what to say next.
The cop is certainly the "slow one" in this scenario.
That cop said it all….”I DON’T want to just give you the easy way out”
All ego
Community Policing=Show me z papers.
The saddest part is that when he goes to leave the first time, the cop says wait, wait. Sorry, no this is consensual and I’m leaving.
It’s a miracle he didn’t call a dog catcher to question the dog !
Good on the guy for not just rolling over, but the Texas code does say they can ID him while on campus or he has to leave. That code should be changed to disallow this on public campuses.
Was this a "period of disruption" on campus? Because that's the only time this code applies...
Other countries think this is insane! Land of the free? Greetings from Sweden and Denmark.
They are that bored they terrorise anybody. To many cops on the pay roll. BOB is brilliant
You can ask all day…..but don’t expect a response.
The moment he asked for ID...
The gentleman should have stated the conversation was no longer consensual and asked if he was being detained. If answer were "yes" ... exercise 5th Amendment Right to silence. If answer is "No"...say "Thank you, Have a nice day"
Officer must have 1 helluva memory if he knows everyone on Campus
education code is like policy and neither trumps the law!! we are police and also god and also right and also known liars and escalators and threateners and intimidaters and when we ask for ID you HAVE to give it even when we have NO crime!!! on my farm i have to know EVERY thing about my job if i screw up in ANY way its on me 100% but not cops!!
Are you the police , campus police , by by don't talk to them remain silent.
I am in Norway and would hate to meet one of your 👮🏻♂️🫣
That "education code" must pertain to students, especially when they said that it wasn't a private campus.
I'm Canadian and looking in from the outside, the US appears to be a police state. Land of the free my ass.
I'm Australian, totally agree the US is definitely not the "land of the free" and been a police state for a long time.
@@stevereynolds3809 With the highest incarceration rate in the world and only comprising 5% of the world population, but over 20% of the prison population, they are certainly under the thumb of the state.
Yes, I think you Canadians are way better off with Castro as PM LOL !!!
@@leemnav Sure thing CHUD.
At least I'm not getting shot at or stuffed in a fucking cage.
We consistently rank higher than the US not only for freedoms, but as a desirable place to live,
Don't get sick or injured trumpanzee.
So the Constitution stops at the boundary of the University, ???
Nosey cops are butthurt
😂must know laws to enfirce
This cop is a magician. He is able to pull sh** out of his a** and turn it into a law. Amazing!
Whatever the cop is referring to applies to Students and Staff, not passerbys.
Now new cop is claiming need to ID at any time.
Hiring cops with only high school/GED's is not working out.
@1:46.....""hold on for the bus"" as tears swelled up in his eyes, remembering all those trips to school everyday in the SHORT BUS!!!
Interact with the public is abusing the publics 4th ammendment right
no sign of intelligence here
Just tell this cop to buzz off and and keep walking.
Its irrelevant what he doing . ITs public property so no crime no id