Here's one more.
This 17 yo didn't get off with a scolding.... unfortunately.
https://www.npr.org/2022/10/12/1128...er-shooting-a-teenager-eating-in-a-parking-lo
I've seen a lot of worship of those who are in uniforms as well as politicians. It's the sin nature of some to exalt people based on perceived power. That's why people get angry when you point out that their idol has used that power to harm innocents.I just watched the body cam footage... My goodness... I pray the kid makes a full recovery. The ex-cop himself should be praying all day and all night that he survives. If the kid dies, he will be facing murder charges.
I am pleased most of us seem to be on the same page here. While we respect legitimately good cops, we all seem to agree that there should be more awareness of these evil doers aka bad cops aka Blue Line gang members.
Yes indeed. Goes to show that even a wealthy man or a politician might get saved. His life changed as a result.Zacchaeus was a small man who sought power over others, his encounter with Jesus was the last before the crucifixion, giving him an opportunity to repent, and it seems from scripture he did indeed repent.
Yes~! lol! We did that to, pointing as we sang "Zacchaeus,! You come down!"Yes indeed. Goes to show that even a wealthy man or a politician might get saved. His life changed as a result.
Luke 19
That reminds me of a song we used to sing.
Zacchaeus was a wee little man,
A wee little man was he.
He climbed up in a sycamore tree, for the Lord he wanted to see.
And as the Savior walked that way He looked up in the tree.....
And He said Zacchaeus! You come down, for I'm going to your house today. I'm going to your house today.
I always thought the hand gestures with that song were funny. You'd think Zacchaeus was Tom Thumb! Lol
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All that I ask is you watch the video before commenting.
Facts:
1.) While federal law restricts citizens under 21 from purchasing tobacco, West Virginia state law sets the restriction to anyone under 18. This woman didn't break any state law and the citation was dismissed. (As to how a state law can contradict a federal law, I don't know... that is another discussion.)
2.) The woman asks the cop to talk, the cop grants permission, and as soon as the woman starts talking, he interrupts and begins yelling and threatening to handcuff her if she doesn't shut her "****ing mouth".
3.) The "good cops" at the police department didn't step in to protect the woman from the unhinged police officer. (It's possible they were playing basketball with kids.)
I don't deny there are some good cops, but when are we going to start holding the "good cops" accountable for not stopping bad cops from their abuse of power? Does the woman deserve this kind of reaction? What are your thoughts?
She did nothing illegal, so jailing her was out of the question. Such abuse of power should not be tolerated.seems like he could have been cooler, but actually he has the power to get a warrant
for her arrest and take her to jail because her store sold tobacco to an underage person.
While cussing is poor taste, actually that’s free speech. He didn’t actually do anything illegal.
She did nothing illegal, so jailing her was out of the question. Such abuse of power should not be tolerated.
seems like he could have been cooler, but actually he has the power to get a warrant for her arrest and take her to jail because her store sold tobacco to an underage person.
While cussing is poor taste, actually that’s free speech. He didn’t actually do anything illegal.
1.) While federal law restricts citizens under 21 from purchasing tobacco, West Virginia state law sets the restriction to anyone under 18. This woman didn't break any state law and the citation was dismissed. (As to how a state law can contradict a federal law, I don't know... that is another discussion.)
While cussing is poor taste, actually that’s free speech. He didn’t actually do anything illegal.
Sting operations on tobacco stores are bigger than a single officer, this came down through his chain of command at the police department.
LOL! free speech is taken to mean abusive with threats and swearing at a member of the public. good to know
what happened to the store owner's free speech?
At the time he thought she had done something illegal. A police officer saying they can take someone to jail is a valid threat, not inappropriate to say.
Police officers are members of the public too. They kept their free speech. I didn’t see anyone being forced to not talk.
There is no excuse for how he presented law enforcement. All he did was show he should not have any power to do a thing with or two anyone.
Remember George Floyd? Here, we have a cop getting ready to do something we all would regret. don't make excuses for him.
My dad was a detective. Don't tell me what a cop can and cannot do.
You edited more than once apparentlyI edited my comment before the 5 minutes were up. What do you think about him just doing what he was told to do because sting operations on tobacco stores come through the police department managers?
And police arrest people under suspicion all the time. The facts of the law are supposed to be sorted out by a judge.
I didn’t see anyone being forced to not talk.