This guy has a gun and wont show police an ID

what a fucking loser.....seriously just a fucking loser

the ron paul sticker in the beginning says it all........

Originally Posted by tomahawk2406

what a fucking loser.....seriously just a fucking loser

the ron paul sticker in the beginning says it all........

He was within his rights

Dont try this at home

Originally Posted by ChesusRice

Watch what happens

I only wish I could be so clam...

Originally Posted by ChesusRice

He was within his rights

Dont try this at home

shit in my town i would have been dead because of the camera, they would have found the gun later and said "SEE GOOD THING WE SHOT HIM!"

Originally Posted by tomahawk2406

shit in my town i would have been dead because of the camera, they would have found the gun later and said "SEE GOOD THING WE SHOT HIM!"

You must live in the one of the majority states that have passed "no filiming cops" legislation in the last couple of years

Chicago’s Operation Virtual Shield is the most extensive video surveillance network in the United States, linking more than 3,000 surveillance cameras to a centralized monitoring system so powerful it can zoom in to read the text of a book.
Conversely, Illinois’ tough eavesdropping laws allow prosecution of citizens who film on-duty police officers as a Class 1 felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison and a $25,000 fine.
In recent years, felony charges have been filed against a 60-year old street artist who videotaped his arrest as part of his civil disobedience; an exotic dancer who claimed that she had been sexually assaulted by police and videotaped her discussions with Internal Affairs; and two brothers who used their cell phones to record their own arrests.
All of the felony charges listed above were ultimately dropped, but only after each defendant pled guilty to lesser charges and agreed to drop countersuits related to procedural or physical abuses by police and court personnel.

Originally Posted by ChesusRice

Chicago’s Operation Virtual Shield is the most extensive video surveillance network in the United States, linking more than 3,000 surveillance cameras to a centralized monitoring system so powerful it can zoom in to read the text of a book.
Conversely, Illinois’ tough eavesdropping laws allow prosecution of citizens who film on-duty police officers as a Class 1 felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison and a $25,000 fine.
In recent years, felony charges have been filed against a 60-year old street artist who videotaped his arrest as part of his civil disobedience; an exotic dancer who claimed that she had been sexually assaulted by police and videotaped her discussions with Internal Affairs; and two brothers who used their cell phones to record their own arrests.
All of the felony charges listed above were ultimately dropped, but only after each defendant pled guilty to lesser charges and agreed to drop countersuits related to procedural or physical abuses by police and court personnel.

We can you cant.
I haven't heard of this before.
Shit I should go back to watching the news to get depressed. Thanks a lot!

Originally Posted by Grandpapy

We can you cant.
I haven't heard of this before.
Shit I should go back to watching the news to get depressed. Thanks a lot!

I wish you better health and times