After watching the video, who do you think is primarily responsible for how this escalated - the man and woman recording from their own property, or the officer who kept ordering them where to stand?
On April 27, 2024, in Bellevue, Nebraska, Bellevue PD stopped a vehicle for failure to dim high beams.
The car, driven by a family member, pulled into the couple's driveway.
Homeowners Nathan and his wife came out to film.
An officer ordered them to stay on the grass and not step on their own driveway or sidewalk:
“I’m telling both of you… you will not leave the grass area. If you obstruct my investigation by coming any farther than where the grass is you will go to jail for obstruction. That is your last and final warning… if you guys step foot off of your grass onto your driveway or the sidewalk.”
Nathan responded: “You can’t tell me where I can go. This is my house.”
They told the officer the passenger has epilepsy and the flashing lights could trigger a seizure. The officer brushed it off, saying he’d call an ambulance if she got in trouble.
Officers later claimed they smelled marijuana though none was found.
After the woman stepped onto the driveway to record, she was arrested for obstruction.
Video shows the entire interaction.
No mainstream coverage found. No documented lawsuit or court disposition for the charges.
Original footage posted by the homeowner.
❓Would you want to have these officers policing your neighborhood?
❓What does it say about the officers in the video that a fail to dim headlights stop turned into what happened here?
❓Does this video accurately portray a typical police interaction in Bellevue, Nebraska?
These modern cops literally make it a contest between themselves and the people, and instead of being professional it’s the fucking micro penis police punks, the psych evaluation must’ve been thrown in a fucking bottom drawer and they don’t even take it anymore, because these cops are mentally unfit, and that cop right there is is the biggest Cunt on the force.
@ScottEnlow These scumbags. "She was taking the officer's attention away from his traffic stop..." Bullshit. The cop chose to take his attention away from the stop and direct it toward someone who was not only not interfering (physical act) but on her own property.
Fuck these pigs.
On November 4, I said Abdul El Sayed would be swearing in on the Quran as a form of mockery of America. I also said this throughout his entire Senate campaign, and I also said it in 2018 when I exposed him during his gubernatorial campaign.
Abdul just confirmed he is in fact taking his oath of office to the US Senate on the Quran. It will be the first time someone takes their oath on a Quran in the US Senate.
Notice how stupid this inbred Muslim is. He said he might take his oath on Thomas Jefferson’s Quran.
Thomas Jefferson owned a Quran to better understand the barbarism of the Barbary pirates. Jefferson knew Islam was a threat which is why he read the Quran.
Muslims love inverting and distorting history.
@AbdulElSayed is truly low IQ.
"Don't ever touch me, man," a 43-year-old told the Reno officers surrounding him, as he kept asking for his brother. None of them moved closer, because they all knew his brother and worked alongside him every day.
It started with a call from a Reno athletic club about a man causing a disturbance and acting strangely. When officers arrived, Chris Sheehan, a former punter for the University of Nevada, was polite and eager to cooperate, so they let him go. A few hours later, police were called about him again, and this time he wasn't friendly at all.
He started shouting when an officer tried to connect over football and asked if he remembered Frank Hawkins. Chris turned it into an accusation: "Who's Frank Hawkins? Who is he? Hey, who's George Floyd?" It was July 2020, only weeks after Floyd's death, and he told the officers he would go to jail and die for his brothers. Then he told them to leave him alone and go help people who actually needed help.
The officers didn't raise their voices back. "I know your brother's a good dude, and I know you're a good dude too," one said. Chris broke down. He said he used to be a preacher, that he'd lied and stolen and driven drunk, and that his head was all messed up. "People go through some stuff," the officer answered. "It doesn't mean you're a bad person."
The next day his family took him to the hospital, worried about how unpredictable he'd become. 2 weeks later, a rookie officer in his 2nd week on patrol shot him during a traffic stop.
The same department that talked him down that day would later learn it had shot its own detective's brother.
Watch how these officers calmed him down, and remember it when you see what happened 2 weeks later.