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This is how dumbasses get shot.

https://twitter.com/FredSchultz35/status/1583477787801059329?t=K7vmirc_vltK5sJlckDcQg&s=19
 
I feel like in respect to boards past, this needs posting

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/offbeat/the-randy-savage-waffle-house-fight-explained/ar-AA13gIsb?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=14e5e03a45a24c7e8b2d15ea83b4b3b2
 
Evil gator said:
and at 3 am.

a friend of mine's boyfriend was cook at the one on 13th St, but he wasn't a fighter, he was looking for heroin lol

16 years old, Alachua waffle house. Me and some friends were in there around 1am. The waitress was flirting with a buddy, who was a real redneck. I don't remember WTF he said, but she got the sink hose and started spraying us. In all the brilliance of 16 year olds, we went to the food lion a couple minutes away and got eggs....It ended with the waitress pulling a revolver on us and what had to be pure coincidence, the police show up. Of course we all covered for each other, including the employees and walked away.

Surprisingly, alcohol was not involved.
 
How the fuck does a big white walking stick look like a gun? Also, another example of how fucked this country is. A prosecutor should look that video and say get the fuck out of here, I'm not prosecuting that bullshit
 
Juggs said:
How the fuck does a big white walking stick look like a gun? Also, another example of how fucked this country is. A prosecutor should look that video and say get the fuck out of here, I'm not prosecuting that bullshit

Both officers should be fired.
 
ufgators68 said:
Juggs said:
How the fuck does a big white walking stick look like a gun? Also, another example of how fucked this country is. A prosecutor should look that video and say get the fuck out of here, I'm not prosecuting that bullshit

Both officers should be fired.
This is where I think cops are the biggest assholes - Small towns. It's always small town high school bullies and losers who continue their shittiness by being a small town cop.
 
ufgators68 said:
Fuck the police.

https://twitter.com/DolioJ/status/1589445169535143937?s=20&t=s93vPfM95M3TQsOCH_G2cQ

While I agree that this was a bad stop and arrest, the tweeter's take may not reflect the law where it happened, as it could be very state-specific. You can resist without violence in a number of states and it could be as simple as refusing to show ID. Second, being armed in public could be a reason to stop someone - some states have concealed carry, some states have open carry, some states have both, and some states still have neither. And in any event, if they were truly responding to a report of an armed man, they may also have the right to briefly stop him and ask if the bulge in his pocket is a weapon (though once he showed them it was his collapsible walking cane, they should have said "have a nice day" and left him alone).

On a related note, it does not seem to be "tactically wise" to mouth off to the cops even if you're in the right.
 
DocZaius said:
ufgators68 said:
Fuck the police.

https://twitter.com/DolioJ/status/1589445169535143937?s=20&t=s93vPfM95M3TQsOCH_G2cQ

While I agree that this was a bad stop and arrest, the tweeter's take may not reflect the law where it happened, as it could be very state-specific. You can resist without violence in a number of states and it could be as simple as refusing to show ID. Second, being armed in public could be a reason to stop someone - some states have concealed carry, some states have open carry, some states have both, and some states still have neither. And in any event, if they were truly responding to a report of an armed man, they may also have the right to briefly stop him and ask if the bulge in his pocket is a weapon (though once he showed them it was his collapsible walking cane, they should have said "have a nice day" and left him alone).

On a related note, it does not seem to be "tactically wise" to mouth off to the cops even if you're in the right.
This is Lake City, who the fuck is calling in an armed man? :lol: Regardless, that could not possible be confused with a weapon. As he turned, before he took it out, you could see it pretty damn clearly that it was not a gun. And right there in beginning of the video, she's pointing to it. We can see it's not a weapon, surely she could too being just a few feet from it and having a clear side view.
 
Well, being in Florida does help clarify, but I assume "Tactical Wisdom" has a nationwide audience. So what is legal in Florida may not be legal elsewhere.

Under Florida law, the charge of resisting might stick - there does not necessarily have to be a physical act of resistance by the defendant. It could be as simple as giving a false name (or in this case, refusing to give ID).

The resistance MUST be to an officer who was performing a legal duty, however, and I think that's where it breaks down here. I haven't done criminal law in quite some time, but 20 years ago, officers were allowed to stop and frisk if they had a reasonable suspicion you were armed (even legally).

In this case, I agree - once the officer confirmed he was not armed (whether she realized the cane was not a gun before she asked him about it or not), she should have let him go. At that point, it can't be resisting because the officer - having confirmed he wasn't concealing a weapon - was no longer executing any legal duty.
 
I blame the anti police rhetoric in general. I realize desantis didn’t do any dumbass defunding shit, but I feel like the general anti police stuff has made a lot of good people leave or stay out of the profession leaving a lot of dumbasses
 
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