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@dhiggins63 ... I hate this goofy @CartNarcs muthahfuckah!! he's gonna come across the right one on the wrong day and end up with a 2-piece & a biscuit!!
@dhiggins63 She is “Black”.
That’s the problem.
Decades of Democrat Party victim ideology and dyseducation have caused far too many Americans of African or slave ancestry to abandon their hard won American citizenship and heritage to become “Blacks.”
@dhiggins63 Victim’Hood.
Individuals indoctrinated to believe they are victims see others as targets and are misled to believe—and behave as if—the rules of civil society do not apply to them.
If the plain view doctrine allows police to look into private vehicles from public spaces without a warrant, why would the same principle not allow the public to look into police vehicles that are parked in areas visible from a public sidewalk?
Bristol VA: Man filming from the sidewalk near a police station and parking lot is confronted by two BPD officers.
They say they got a call and say they need his ID (he refuses), claim he’s in a restricted area, but he finds no signs.
He cites the plain view doctrine - nothing hidden from public view.
Officer McPherson asks if he’s trained in police policy when the man filming questions him for leaving his computer screen opened where sensitive information could be seen.
❓If an officer says you’re in a “restricted” area but there are no signs, who decides what’s restricted?
❓Can a police parking lot be restricted for the person with the camera but open to most everybody else?
❓Why not just leave the guy alone to record?
📹This video includes the audit described here and two unrelated additional audits.
Do female officers sometimes let their emotions get in the way of their thinking?
May 26, 2023 – Jacksonville, Texas
First Amendment auditor Floyd Wallace was filming outside the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Department operations center (old police station) on Larissa Street when Jacksonville PD officers confronted him after a suspicious person call.
The first officer shown in the video is Officer Hand. She is seen backing away with her taser drawn after Wallace turned to face her.
Officer Rodney Vorndam and Sergeant Wild were also on scene.
Wallace had been observed running from the facility toward Rusk Street, 'looked suspicious', and refused to answer questions while continuing to film.
Officers conducted a pat-down citing officer safety.
Wallace repeatedly demanded names and badge numbers and asserted his rights.
No trespass warning was issued, no arrest was made, and no citations were given.
The encounter ended without charges.
Jacksonville PD’s chief later addressed the stop at a city council meeting, citing concerns over unprofessional commentary and the officers’ understanding of public vs. private property.
An internal investigation was ordered.
Officer Elyse Hand was later shot twice in the line of duty in November 2025 while serving a warrant.
She recovered.
❓Do First Amendment auditors intentionally provoke police, or do they just expose bad police training?
❓Was Officer Hand’s decision to back away with her taser drawn an indication that she might be too quick to draw a weapon?
❓If you were the chief reviewing the bodycam, would you have ordered the internal investigation?
Officer Sells said he stops and ID's everyone he sees walking down the road.
If every person walking down the road gets ID’d, how is that not a pattern of unlawful suspicionless stops?
Lafayette, TN / Macon County:
Officer Sells approached a woman who was filming, asking about a car with no flashers and whether they were broken down.
He said she was walking on the wrong side of the road as a reason to demand ID.
Sells' direct supervisor (possibly the chief) arrived and questioned why she had been going into businesses in town filming and what was she doing.
After running her name for warrants and getting a negative return, she was allowed to continue on her way—but not before giving them an earful.
Watch until the end.
❓How truthful was Officer Sells being when he told her the initial contact was to "check on her" because he saw a car possibly broken down?
❓If the chief is asking why she had been going into businesses filming, isn't it obvious the real issue is the filming instead of 'walking down the wrong side of the road'?
❓Was the woman right in the things she said to them near the end?
@dhiggins63@NYPD19Pct Just another reason muslims and their islamic terrorist ideology is incompatible with western Christian values. NYPD has no fuckin reason to be hiring them and allowing them to police our streets when they know full well the cannot and WILL NOT follow STATE OR US LAW!
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We may have bit off a little too much with Iran. Maybe our Intel was not accurate. Watch: unmarked vans , unidentified workers make us vulnerable. Your thought?
These trucks licensed in Wisconsin, with bucket trucks and poles in Henderson, NC. Why?
I agree with @RealCandaceO here, that @Donlemonbsky is “a ridiculous person”.. Without absurd cliches, he has nothing valuable to add to a conversation..
Don Lemon PUTS Candace Owens on the Spot Over Same-Sex Marriage — Then Asks If She’s Homophobic and She LOSES IT
Don Lemon: What do you think about same-sex marriage?
Candace Owens: It’s a sin.
Don Lemon: So you think I’m in a sinful relationship because I’m married to a man?
Candace Owens: Yes. I don’t believe marriage can be between two men.
Don Lemon: The same Bible verses used to condemn same-sex marriage have also been used by some people to condemn interracial marriage. I’m in an interracial marriage, so apparently I’m doubly sinful.
Candace Owens: I’ve never heard anyone make a biblical argument against interracial marriage. Can you show me the verse?
Don Lemon: I’ve never heard that biblical argument either. I think you may have made that up on the spot.
Candace Owens: So, because you believe my marriage is sinful, does that mean I should be discriminated against?
Don Lemon: Absolutely not. I would never want anyone to be discriminated against because of their sins. I don’t believe people should be treated differently.
Candace Owens: Do you believe I should have the same constitutional rights as you, and that my marriage is just as valid under the Constitution?
Don Lemon: Yes. I don’t believe in discrimination.
Don Lemon: Let me ask you something. Are you homophobic?
Candace Owens: You’re such an absurd human being. What does homophobic even mean? Can you give me a definition?
😡Watch how these officers are so sure of themselves, only to be proven wrong six minutes later.
😡One officer literally laughs in the handcuffed mans face when he asks what is the 'reasonable articulable suspicion' that he's committed a crime.
On April 18, 2023, Town of Kent (NY) Police Officer Steven Gasparrini and others briefly detained resident Ryan Theodore while he was walking on Warwick Road in his neighborhood.
He was stopped after a nearby resident reported a suspicious white male in a hoodie and gray pants via doorbell camera—someone seen entering yards, knocking on doors, and peering in windows amid local theft reports.
Theodore mildly matched the description.
He refused to identify himself, asked for the reason for the stop, and was handcuffed and placed in a police car for roughly 8 minutes until officers confirmed via photo he was not the person of interest.
He was released with no arrest or charges.
Town Supervisor Jaime McGlasson reviewed the incident (including bodycam, radio traffic, and interviews) and found no wrongdoing, calling it a valid brief investigative stop.
🔸Theodore posted bodycam footage, filed a complaint, and later sued the town, Gasparrini, Chief Kevin Owens, and others in federal court alleging rights violations.
🔸The case (S.D.N.Y. 7:24-cv-05414) has included discovery and summary judgment motions and is still moving through the system.
❓What rights do you actually have when an officer says “You’re being detained” but won’t clearly state the suspicion?
❓Are doorbell cameras creating a new standard of “reasonable suspicion” that didn’t exist ten years ago?
❓At what point does a “brief investigative detention” become an arrest that requires probable cause?