SHOCK VIDEO: Good cop stops thug cops

[midnight rambler]

There goes his 'career'. lol


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kt1bWeoAVDo

[expat4ever]

who was he talking to when he said "I know your not subject to the constitution" ?

[midnight rambler]

who was he talking to when he said "I know your not subject to the constitution" ?


A couple of security guards.

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/shock-video-cop-upholds-constitution-prevents-detained-citizens-searched-accosted/

[Cebu_4_2]

A video from the 4th of July was uploaded to Facebook this week and is quickly going viral. The reason it’s going so viral is that it appears to show a police officer being particularly adamant about upholding the rights of citizens.

In the brief video, it appears that two security guards were either detaining and/or about to search people. According to the officer, the people were simply on their own property watching fireworks and did not deserve to be harassed.

“There is a constitution that I swear an oath to, so don’t freaking mess with it with these citizens. Do you understand me? I know you aren’t subjected to the constitution when it comes to your job, but don’t mess with it,” says the cop, shockingly.

“They have a right to their property. They have a right not to be searched by anybody. They have a right not to be accosted,” he goes on.
“I swore an oath to the constitution, don’t mess with it,” says the cop as he walks away. The video then ends.

Witnessing a police officer vehemently assert the rights of citizens is quite heartening. It also appears that the officer did so without knowing he was on camera which means this was probably not a publicity stunt.

We’ve been scouring for sources on this video for 24 hours and have come up empty handed. We’d like to present this video in its entirety and in full context. So, if anyone has any information on where this took place or who this officer is, please contact us. (http://thefreethoughtproject.com/contact/)

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/shock-video-cop-upholds-constitution-prevents-detained-citizens-searched-accosted/#8jb8jrJdg7GRDGgm.99

[BrewTech]

A video from the 4th of July was uploaded to Facebook this week and is quickly going viral. The reason it’s going so viral is that it appears to show a police officer being particularly adamant about upholding the rights of citizens.

In the brief video, it appears that two security guards were either detaining and/or about to search people. According to the officer, the people were simply on their own property watching fireworks and did not deserve to be harassed.

“There is a constitution that I swear an oath to, so don’t freaking mess with it with these citizens. Do you understand me? I know you aren’t subjected to the constitution when it comes to your job, but don’t mess with it,” says the cop, shockingly.

“They have a right to their property. They have a right not to be searched by anybody. They have a right not to be accosted,” he goes on.
“I swore an oath to the constitution, don’t mess with it,” says the cop as he walks away. The video then ends.

Witnessing a police officer vehemently assert the rights of citizens is quite heartening. It also appears that the officer did so without knowing he was on camera which means this was probably not a publicity stunt.

We’ve been scouring for sources on this video for 24 hours and have come up empty handed. We’d like to present this video in its entirety and in full context. So, if anyone has any information on where this took place or who this officer is, please contact us. (http://thefreethoughtproject.com/contact/)

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/shock-video-cop-upholds-constitution-prevents-detained-citizens-searched-accosted/#8jb8jrJdg7GRDGgm.99

Maybe it's an inside joke?

[expat4ever]

This brings up a good point to ponder. At what point does some private security guard have some authority over you?

[crimethink]

This brings up a good point to ponder. At what point does some private security guard have some authority over you?

When he has a gun and you do not. :)

Seriously, though, "legally" a rent-a-cop has no more authority than any other private citizen. However, rent-a-cop agencies often hire off-duty law enforcement so they can use the power of "the brotherhood."