Cops Get Sued After Simple Traffic Stop



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35 thoughts on “Cops Get Sued After Simple Traffic Stop

  1. It's not difficult to follow commands.

    The police may have come on strong, but orders are orders – full compliance is what is required in these situations. Don't make it worse for yourself by panicking or bringing your ego into it.

    The suspect had more than ample opportunities to surrender, regardless if the taser was deployed too soon.

    After the dust settled, cooler heads prevailed and he was cut loose. The fact that a lawsuit is part of this is literal insanity to me.

  2. According to the law in that state they would only do a Felony Stop for more than just a hunch; they need specific, articulable facts that would lead a reasonable person to believe a felony is involved. Also: "The suspected crime must be a felony, not a misdemeanor or traffic violation" in the first place

    I'm pretty sure our boi Ian is gonna win because turning down a wrong way street and trying to find your insurance aren't felonies. Also the 'obstruction' charge for trying to listen to 3 officers while at gun point was ALREADY dismissed…

  3. Do we have to train logic now? You see a guy reaching towards the passenger side of the car after being pulled over and your first thought isn't he's collecting his documents?

  4. This is f**** ridiculous man it's a traffic stop do you make medical attention for real you can see he's not okay Peter Pan games are supposed to be professional trained police officers really

  5. Taser should only be used if the officers are in danger. Kid had his hands above his head, and was clearly confused by the whole situation. Definitely a over use of force

  6. You were not within your rights to arrest him. He had done nothing wrong and was clearly terrified, which can make comprehending and following orders difficult, meaning it's not reasonable to claim he was resisting.

  7. Tazing someone who isn't physically resisting against an officer and isn't posing a threat of harm is blatantly illegal. It's excessive force, an 8th amendment right violation, and felony deprivation of rights under the color of law. Same with pointing a firearm at someone who isn't posing a threat.

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