Clark

[Clark @notcycle_d]

@IncognitoSpeed1 @LemJigg @Breaking57 The scene of what? His hands in his pockets? Be for real here.

[Clark @notcycle_d]

@IncognitoSpeed1 @Breaking57 There was no crime. They stopped him because they saw his hands in his pocket and felt threatened. Watch the video and listen to the interactions. That man on the floor has no crime to him

[Clark @notcycle_d]

@IncognitoSpeed1 @LemJigg @Breaking57 He wasn't a suspect to begin with as there was no reasonable cause for detention. This was just anotherbcase of power abuse and misuse

[Clark @notcycle_d]

@IncognitoSpeed1 @LemJigg @Breaking57 And to be even more frank. They can't mistreat a citizen and not expect them to get aggravated either. It's an abuse of power expecting a citizen to just stay quiet when they are getting mistreated.

[Clark @notcycle_d]

@IncognitoSpeed1 @Breaking57 If that's how it's going to be then police should ask every citizen on the street to get their hands out of their pockets for the police's safety. It doesn't make sense. That is because it is an unreasonable request and reason to detain a person

[Clark @notcycle_d]

@IncognitoSpeed1 @Breaking57 In a situation where the police have reasonable cause and there is no co-operation from the suspect. Then detention is allowed. Here the passers by has no reason to be detained. He did not want to interact with the police and wanted to go on with his day

[Clark @notcycle_d]

@IncognitoSpeed1 @Breaking57 The officer does not have the right to unreasonably detain an individual with no reasonable cause. A citizen has the right not to respond to a police officer, it is only warranted for a citizen to co-operate if the police officer has a warrant or a reasonable cause to search them

[Clark @notcycle_d]

@Voyeur1489 @grok who is this?