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This guy didn't hurt anyone regardless of his breaking of posted speed limits and splitting lanes and should be treated as such.
Good on both parties.
The Shop
That said, if I've had 10 police interactions in my life MAYBE 5 were a situation with the professionalism exhibited in this video.
The others were much less than that.
My point being there are plenty of officers with hardons to show and enforce their power, regardless of if you rolled a stop sign or spit in their face you might be treated the same shitty way.
I'm in full agreement that this is not catching attention because it doesn't fit the 'incite conflict' agenda of mass media. Divide and conquer.
Amazing how black doesn't matter when the black guy has a bike with insurance thats registered to his name with a valid conceal license. Although he coulda got popped for printing or not concealing. Not sure what state he was in though.
Good story.
And here's something to think about. The officer who pulled you over may have just left a certain call you couldn't even fathom being on. You have no idea what they may have been through prior to coming into contact with you. If you think for one second that going to a motor vehicle accident and seeing a child, or even a grown person dead, or a domestic with death or serious injury, or being berated because people don't seem to understand the difference between criminal and civil law, or constantly being criticized every second of every day doesn't wear on an officers temper then you're crazy.
Some cops are assholes, ain't no doubt about it. But just because one or a few haven't been "nice" to you it doesn't mean they're bad cops or bad at their jobs. Take into consideration what they may have had to deal with that particular day.
People that have an attitude or act like an asshole and can't seem to obey simple orders tend to have a whole lot more problems with cops than those that don't.
If you were to pull me over for a routine traffic citation (speeding, expired inspection, signal light out, etc) would you want me to disclose, up front, that I have a firearm in the vehicle.
50% of them told me they did not need to know that and no need to bring it up.
Both times hands on the wheel at 10-2. First thing I say when he gets to the window is "I am legally carrying a firearm in this vehicle. You are welcome to have me exit and take possession. "
Both times the cop thanked me but said not necessary. Asked me to get my registration and I said:" ok I would have to get in the glove box is that ok?"
I wouldn't do anything until he gave me permission. Not worth losing my life over for a miscommunication. I was on the east side of Cleveland. So these cops have to deal with real pieces of work.
Pit Row
Youre right, every state is different as was the Founders intention. In ole Tejas, we dont need a permit to haul guns around and theres no tragedies going down because of it. The only time theres a tragedy is when these morons act a fool and disrespect law enforcement and get their dumbasses shot.
Wont be long before we get Constitutional Carry here, just a matter of time.
2: I think that's staged for public viewing.
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