TopShottaAnt

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[!Nspirenaire⚠️ @Inspirenaire]

😭😭😭😭A young man's first heartbreak. I've experienced it as a mother and as a young lady I remember being the cause of one. (It wasnt because I cheated tho). They are all recoverable of course but it helps if someone is around and can help navigate that influx of despair. Shout out to this Memphis man! Don't go calling his phone either. #Heartbreak.

[TopShottaAnt @shotta_ant]

@DemarJohns47935 🤞🏾

[Demar The General @DemarJohns47935]

OMG!!! Did you know that #Hitler was trying to stop the small hats from ruling us Black American #FBA. This is some amazing news 🤔🫡

[TopShottaAnt @shotta_ant]

@KENNYKANCELLED Keep fighting and spreading the truth 💪🏽🤞🏾@KENNYKANCELLED

[KENNY KO @KENNYKANCELLED]

The jews can’t handle the truth.

[Lee Merritt @LeeMerrittesq]

This is a must-watch to the end. There is so much to unpack here, and this Black man does an exceptional job unpacking it himself while giving Bradenton police a lesson on his rights.

On February 8, 2026, he was stopped while riding his bicycle at night in Bradenton, Florida. But the conversation raises an issue far bigger than this one encounter.

Walking while Black. Driving while Black. Riding a bike while Black. Our freedom to move through our communities should not depend on whether an officer thinks we belong.

When one officer tells him that obeying the law means he won’t have to worry about being pulled over, his response is direct:

“I have to stop being Black to stop being pulled over by you.”

The answer to concerns about racial profiling cannot simply be “obey the law.” All too often, we know this playbook: Black people treated as suspicious while going about their daily lives.

This is not a new concern. It is a documented pattern.

Knowing your rights is important. Officers respecting those rights is essential.

Toward the end, he explains that he was simply trying to get home with groceries for his mother, who has diabetes, to help care for her.

Public safety should protect that ordinary freedom, not make it something Black people have to defend.

🎥: @iamtaylindsey | Florida Cop Cam

[Erik Warsaw @WarsawErik]

Lakefront Estates Viral Topic!
This is a whole community being built for "God's Chosen People" ONLY!

This is ridiculous!

They will receive their own Police Force and Ambulances run by their people ONLY too!

Big Thanks to @jerseygoy
Follow him too!

[angry buni 🤬 @theangriestbuni]

This HITS. 👏👏👏👏

[💖 Nikki Tha God @nikkithagod]

Imagine moving into a historically Black neighborhood, paying $1.5 million for a house, and immediately trying to dictate where longtime residents can park. Then calling the police when they refuse to be intimidated. Imagine arriving that late and feeling that entitled.
"You bought a house. Not our history."

[•ARTLESS• @artless_space]

What. The. F*ck.

[MR. Q-17 @Mr_Q_Q17]

🧟ZOMBIES.. MARBURG VIRUS.. EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM🚨

MARBURG PANDEMIC is happening in RWANDA
2026.. DR. PIERRE GILBERT said people in RWANDA turned into ZOMBIES after VACCINES & FREQUENCIES.

[Evil Mind Archives @Dailytradinginc]

Cop says: I did not! Guy: Yes you did!

[Wild Media @WildMediaHQ]

He Just Threw His Whole Career Away! Southwest Florida Football Coach Cusses Out Football Player. Watch What Happens Next

[i Expose Racists & Pedos @SeeRacists]

🚨 SIX NORTH CAROLINA COPS Face Firing Over Racist Group Texts Including A Competition To See Who Could Pull Over The MOST BLACK DRIVERS.

📍 Charlotte, North Carolina

Six Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers are facing possible termination after investigators uncovered a group chat containing racist messages.

The officers allegedly used racial slurs, discussed violence against Black residents, and competed over who could stop the most Black motorists.

The messages reportedly included repeated use of the N-word and a reference comparing the conversation to a “Klan rally.”

The texts surfaced during a separate state investigation involving a former CMPD officer accused of misusing police surveillance technology.

The identities of the six officers have not been publicly disclosed, even as questions grow about the traffic stops, arrests, and criminal cases they handled.

If Officers Were Competing To Target Black Drivers, How Many People Were Stopped Or Arrested Because Of Their Race Rather Than Their Actions?

Sources: WBTV, WSOC-TV, WCNC

[Sincityseeds @sincity_seeds]

30 seconds one joint rolled 🫡😂

[Giggling Gannon @GigglingGanon]

It's funny when I cop insists they know the law meanwhile they are clueless.

​ An Oregon State Trooper pulls over a Lamborghini rolling through the state without standard U.S. license plates. Instead, the supercar is sporting Dubai plates.

​Right out of the gate, the officer challenges the driver's explanation:
"Well no, you’re not visiting as a tourist if you brought a car with you."
​The trooper insists that driving on Oregon roads requires state registration or a temporary trip permit.

This cop came out of the gate thinking he knew everything and zero interest in listening and learning. In his eyes, this guy must be a criminal not following the laws and he was not going to waste his time doing actual investigative work.

What he wasn’t expecting was a driver armed with an entire binder of high-level customs documentation.
​The legal reality behind the stop comes down to a Carnet de Passages en Douane (CPD):

Recognized under UN customs conventions, a CPD acts like an international "passport" for a motor vehicle.

It permits tourists to temporarily bring foreign-registered cars into signatory countries for up to 12 months without paying import duties or obtaining local domestic plates.

Paired with an EPA temporary tourist exemption, valid UAE registration, an International Driving Permit, and active insurance, the supercar was 100% legal to drive from the port straight up toward Vancouver.

​Because rank-and-file highway patrol officers rarely encounter foreign tourist carnet paperwork outside major international shipping hubs, confusion was almost guaranteed. But that does not excuse this cops behavior.

​Once faced with deciphering federal treaties, EPA exemptions, and a mountain of legitimate paperwork on the shoulder of the highway, the trooper suddenly realizes he's out of his depth:

​"I have another call I have to go to."
​A textbook lesson in keeping your cool, knowing your rights, and having the paperwork to back it up.

The cop straight up quit on the side of the road and took off running rather than admitting his error.

[TopShottaAnt @shotta_ant]

@asmclips I bet she give a fuck now

[King Roy @RoyIsThaTruth]

Caught him In 4k Trying to steal this lady land‼️

[TopShottaAnt @shotta_ant]

@RealMelG01 Shit crazy