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Ark. Code § 5-54-102- http://bit.ly/3TC6Qe0

Stufflebeam v. Harris- http://bit.ly/3tPFAON

Ark. R. Crim. P. 2.2- http://bit.ly/3GfE93h

Ark. R. Crim. P. 3.1- http://bit.ly/3UTbOUy

Ark. Code § 5-71-213- http://bit.ly/3AljhUz

State v. Fair- http://bit.ly/3TF66Vs

Davis v. Dawson- http://bit.ly/3g1FErq

Scott v. United States- http://bit.ly/38ARiSv

Terry v. Ohio- https://bit.ly/2SFAnK9

Waters v. Madson- http://bit.ly/3g7QjRf

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42 thoughts on “These Cops Will Cost Their City Thousands

  1. Every police officer loves to escalate a situation to the point of having people yelling and then demand they calm down or they’ll be arrested or worse. Awful awful pieces of shit

  2. If I was this bad at my job I would be fired but if my job involved violating people's rights or not based on my own common sense and ability to use my brain I would expect to be executed if I violated their rights especially if I took an oath to uphold and defend those rights and then lacked the common sense to understand how my actions violated those rights I would foolheartedly expect to be put down on the spot

  3. Do we need to require a 4 year degree to provide more education for these protectors of peace. Not trying to be smart just disgusted with how many police officers misquote and/or don’t correctly understand the law as it is written. I’ve only seen maybe 6 or 7 officers of 25 (roughly 1/3) I’d ever want stopping me. Egos, testosterone, and bravado seem to rule the day with the majority. My humble opinion. 2/3’s (66’ish %) getting it wrong isn’t anything to find acceptable. Why do you think the defund the police movement caught fire?

  4. If I heard gunshots coming from a car, I would run as well. How ridiculous!!! They wouldn’t treat me like that though, because I am a wealthy white woman. I find this disgusting.

  5. I think that their real reason for arresting him was that he is black and I heard several of them talk about not liking him, calling him names, so chances are they just personally don't like him. So they're racists and schoolyard bullies.

  6. And $32.99 for a t-shirt, you need to be audited. If a portion goes to funding sone of these folks legal fees or such then maybe, but you should declare and back that up. Just my opinion.

  7. The officer opened his wallet started going through looking at different things pulled a couple of things out of it closed it then open it back up put those things back in there then he grabbed his driver's license out. He had permission to get his driver's license out not searched all through the wallet.

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