Mayor FORCES Cops To Leave His Property

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1. PBT- preliminary breath test, not portable

2. Huh? How is it ok for a mayor to bully an officer for doing his job correctly? This one is confusing.

   And he looked really panicked when the subject of seeing the cameras came up, maybe they're videoing things that they shouldn't be in the store? It really reminded me of a scene in a movie where the mayor turns out to be the drug lord or something.

3. Lmfao…
   Let me remind ATA:
   MY TAX DOLLARS PAY FOR POLICE… THE TAX DOLLARS THAT ARE STOLEN AND USED BY THE GREEDY GOVERNMENT AND THEY GUARANTEED MY MONEY WILL BE WELL SPENT… WITH THAT BEING SAID, THOSE TAX DOLLARS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED ARE USED FOR POLICE TO DO THEIR JOB WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE FROM OUTSIDE SOURCES THAT ARE NOT PAID BY EXTORTION DOLLARS…. NO ONE OWES THE POLICE ASSISTANCE OR RESPECT…. THEY WORK FOR THE PEOPLE, THEY ARE SERVANTS, THEY MAY REQUEST ASSISTANCE BUT SHALL NOT RECEIVE ASSISTANCE IF THE PERSON THEY ARE REQUESTING IS NOT WILLING TO ASSIST….
   All being said: your assertion that someone that wasn't willing to assist is in any way a bad person is completely and ultimately disgusting…. I know you don't care, I know the only thing you care about is receiving engagement of your content but you continue to attack those that have no duty or are not required when you don't understand an individual in their current capacity or previous engagements they've had has become more and more blatant as your content comes out. Let's be real for a minute and say your content is starting to become bias as our MSM media today and continues to lean into a very bad pattern. Just wanted to remind you that one of your demographics has noticed and will voice their opinions as you voice yours. Have a good day, and may America work to put government in it's place where the people own the government and not the other way around…

4. Too many ads, cant watch it

5. Money money money

6. Not true on the cops being there. I've walked into businesses and seen a bunch of cops there hanging out and turned around and left. simply purchasing alcohol in front of cops can trigger them to pull you over later if they are not acting in accordancecof the law. Yes, cops aren't all bad people, but there are too many that act outside the law and bend it all too often that even a legal incident can later at another time be turned into suspicious with a cop on another date. It's like when I had neighbors that would have the police respond to the duplex I lived in almost daily. The local cops started stopping me because the recognized me. Sure, I lived next door. I've met cops that deal drugs. I've know cops that beat the hell out of suspects without cause, but cleared by IA. I know cops that break every traffic law going home. Etc. And I know cops that are just trying to serve the people in the city they live. Good job for the cop in this video. I wish more cops acted like that all the time. He might be one of the good ones.

7. The audacity of the store owners, the officer handled the issue professionally.

8. That poor lady working in that liquor store has to deal with having an enraged lunatic for a boss. Shit, even the drunk thought that the guy was acting crazy! That's when you know you're dealing with a lunatic when the drunk who you're arresting is on your side!

9. The owners get an A+ for me

10. Liquor store owner knows who his customer is. love it.

11. Blatant corruption from the top down. Classic case of dereliction of duty. Cop had an obligation to arrest this drunk and jail him for being under the influence twice in less than 48 hours. The commentator was way too lenient in his critique of all parties.

12. Good on Mr. Foster for telling that cop to fuck of. He's right in saying that the police presence drives away customers, especially in todays day and age, with growing distrust with law enforcement. I know that if i'm going to buy liquor i avoid any store thats obviously being stalked/swarmed by police, becsuse even if i'm abiding by the law, the police still lie and/or escalate

13. Buddy tried to threaten him by saying imma call the chief 😂😂😂 nice try pig, that’s one walk of shame if I have ever seen one, good job mayor walker

14. That was hilarious. The lady totally changed her story when boss man showed up.😂😂😂

15. Bro did great!
    Is it not against the law to sell alcohol to someone who is clearly overly intoxicated?

16. Mayor walker got an A+ imo.. because ultimately the the seller of the alcohol beverage should determine if the customer was to intoxicated and should of refused service clerk gets an c- cop should of investigated their suspect as he leaves the parking lot an get him for DUI..

17. I'll never condone drunk driving. You should receive help and lose your license if you do. But if the police violate your rights you have no rights. The rules matter.

18. I have absolute zero sympathy for drunk driving. I actually think the laws and punishments should be far harsher. Absolutely no reason it should be tolerated.

19. That dude was clearly expecting to drive out of there and was surprised when he said I guess I’ll have to walk home. That officer should’ve arrested him based on the call and his intoxication alone. I would’ve stood back and let the guy get in the car and pull him over as soon as he backs out. And the store owner needs some good old fashion wild West justice upside his head

20. Oh please. Cop should have told the guy he better not drive and then leave. Instead he wanted that arrest. Those business owners get an A+. That cashier is shady and needs to go.

21. I see a lot of people bitching about the guy not letting them have the video footage, but that is kind of countered by the cop cutting him losse after the fact because they could have arrested him without that video evidence. If the cop doesn't have legal rights to the footage it is perfectly reasonable to deny him access to it. I get not wanting people drinking a driving, but them seeing or not seeing that footage will have virtually no bearing on that and it is well within reason to not allow police to review footage from your private cameras. They are yours, you are in your rights to say, "Not without a warrent." If them requesting it is within reason they will get the warrent, if not, they didn't need it.

22. I actually believe this is the way all citizens should treat police if more people stood their ground against tyranny these police wouldn’t be so apt to trample another’s rights when their egos get hurt

23. They're literally impeding an investigation. Something we get charged with almost immediately, but he gets away with it because he's the "mayor" ?

24. Hmm makes ya wonder what those two men were worried about the police seeing on their video….

25. That mayor has some serious anger issues. A man like this should not be holding public office. Drunk driving kills.

26. I feel bad for that girl who said she didn't call but also hope the cop understood why she said that once the shit mayor backed up the drunk.

27. It’s not often that I side with the police lol shesh

28. 2:04 if bro said one more “while” he would’ve tripped over his words

29. Them white boys get away with murder

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