These cop-suckers should lose their jobs

[lovinlife101]

You’ve got two fat, ugly white faggots rolling around, slapping the cuffs on law-abiding black people.

https://www.mlive.com/news/saginaw-bay- ... n-him.html

The cops are already swearing before they even get out of their pig-mobile. They see a gun, which the black guy is lawfully able to have with him, and the crackers go ape crazy!

They call the black guy a “mother fucker” and “I will shoot your ass.” They also say, “I will blow your head off!”

These are supposed to be Saginaw’s finest? Unprofessional, sailor-schooled, uneducated hacks who I wouldn’t trust to flip a burger for me.

A-HOLES!!!!

[lovinlife101]

Are you crazy?

"Michigan law states a CPL holder stopped by police while in possession of a pistol “shall immediately disclose to the police officer that he or she is carrying a concealed pistol either on their person or in their motor vehicle.” Failure to do so is a state civil infraction, punishable by a $500 fine and a six-month CPL suspension on the holder’s first offense and a $1,000 fine and license revocation on the holder’s second offense."

Yet, this is what happened after he got stopped:

What’s going on, man?” one of the troopers asks Houston in the footage.

“I’m just trying to hurry up and get home,” Houston replies. “I’m tired, I just got off work. I just left my mom’s house.”

Houston and the troopers continue speaking amicably for a bit. Houston answers their questions, saying he works as a manager at an area paint supply store. All three men chuckle occasionally

And then another 80 seconds before one of the officers spots the gun and immediately responds.

IT ALL could have been avoided if he had TOLD THEM UP FRONT, as soon as he got stopped, as is THE LAW.

So, the 'moral of the story'... is STOP BREAKING THE LAW and virtually all of the "bad police interactions" will go away!!

He’s crazy and an MLive subscriber.

It’s one in the same.

[lovinlife101]

Are you crazy?

"Michigan law states a CPL holder stopped by police while in possession of a pistol “shall immediately disclose to the police officer that he or she is carrying a concealed pistol either on their person or in their motor vehicle.” Failure to do so is a state civil infraction, punishable by a $500 fine and a six-month CPL suspension on the holder’s first offense and a $1,000 fine and license revocation on the holder’s second offense."

Yet, this is what happened after he got stopped:

What’s going on, man?” one of the troopers asks Houston in the footage.

“I’m just trying to hurry up and get home,” Houston replies. “I’m tired, I just got off work. I just left my mom’s house.”

Houston and the troopers continue speaking amicably for a bit. Houston answers their questions, saying he works as a manager at an area paint supply store. All three men chuckle occasionally

And then another 80 seconds before one of the officers spots the gun and immediately responds.

IT ALL could have been avoided if he had TOLD THEM UP FRONT, as soon as he got stopped, as is THE LAW.

So, the 'moral of the story'... is STOP BREAKING THE LAW and virtually all of the "bad police interactions" will go away!!

So, according to what you just said, the black guy should receive a $500 fine and a six-month CPL suspension. After all, that’s “the law.”

But what happened? No suspension. No fine.

Oh, and the white cop-suckers point their weapons at him, call him a “mother fucker,” and also tell him they would “shoot his ass,” and “blow his head off.” They also order him out of the truck and cuff him.

I wonder why everyone hates cops now.

Why is it that cops can pull guns on people for simply seeing a weapon in their vehicle, but yet people aren’t allowed to pull guns on cops cops that already have their guns pointed at them?

[lovinlife101]

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Why is it that cops can pull guns on people for simply seeing a weapon in their vehicle, but yet people aren’t allowed to pull guns on cops cops that already have their guns pointed at them?

You certainly can pull a gun on the cops if they have their guns pointed at you, but don't start whining about the ramifications of such actions.

If they pull their guns on me and kill me, there are no consequences for them, regardless of whether I committed a crime, was suspected of committing a crime, "made them fear for their safety," or was just in the "wrong place at the wrong time."

However, if I pull a gun (which I wouldn't because I don't believe in violence) on them for threatening my life, there are devastating consequences for me. For one, death. And if I do make it out alive, it's prison for the rest of my life.

[lovinlife101]

If they pull their guns on me and kill me, there are no consequences for them, regardless of whether I committed a crime, was suspected of committing a crime, "made them fear for their safety," or was just in the "wrong place at the wrong time."

However, if I pull a gun (which I wouldn't because I don't believe in violence) on them for threatening my life, there are devastating consequences for me. For one, death. And if I do make it out alive, it's prison for the rest of my life.

To say there are "no consequences" is completely naive.

However, if they kill you because you committed a crime, were suspected of committing a crime and you did something to make them fear for their safety, then they had a legitimate reason to respond with lethal force and if you died as a result, then that's too bad but they should not suffer any legal ramifications. However, anyone with a brain will realize they will already have "consequences" of their having to take lethal action like that. There are virtually no cases of "wrong place at the wrong time", but they do exist. Might as well worry about getting hit by lightning or an asteroid.

And the Breonna Taylor situation proves your second point wrong. Walker fired at police officers in self defense, even hitting one, and is not facing any charges for that action.

These butt-munchers got all ticked off because something distracted them from blowing each other in their patrol car.

Before getting out of the car, they had to make up an “infraction.” First, the driver suggested “expired tab”? Then the other said “Improper lane change, all kinds of shit.” Real classy. None of these fags have to go to college and it shows.

[lovinlife101]

If they pull their guns on me and kill me, there are no consequences for them, regardless of whether I committed a crime, was suspected of committing a crime, "made them fear for their safety," or was just in the "wrong place at the wrong time."

However, if I pull a gun (which I wouldn't because I don't believe in violence) on them for threatening my life, there are devastating consequences for me. For one, death. And if I do make it out alive, it's prison for the rest of my life.

To say there are "no consequences" is completely naive.

However, if they kill you because you committed a crime, were suspected of committing a crime and you did something to make them fear for their safety, then they had a legitimate reason to respond with lethal force and if you died as a result, then that's too bad but they should not suffer any legal ramifications. However, anyone with a brain will realize they will already have "consequences" of their having to take lethal action like that. There are virtually no cases of "wrong place at the wrong time", but they do exist. Might as well worry about getting hit by lightning or an asteroid.

And the Breonna Taylor situation proves your second point wrong. Walker fired at police officers in self defense, even hitting one, and is not facing any charges for that action.

These butt-munchers got all ticked off because something distracted them from blowing each other in their patrol car.

Before getting out of the car, they had to make up an “infraction.” First, the driver suggested “expired tab”? Then the other said “Improper lane change, all kinds of shit.” Real classy. None of these fags have to go to college and it shows.

Well you’d know all about that wouldn’t you?

I have no desire to be a cop. I live my life 100% consensually.

[lovinlife101]

If they pull their guns on me and kill me, there are no consequences for them, regardless of whether I committed a crime, was suspected of committing a crime, "made them fear for their safety," or was just in the "wrong place at the wrong time."

However, if I pull a gun (which I wouldn't because I don't believe in violence) on them for threatening my life, there are devastating consequences for me. For one, death. And if I do make it out alive, it's prison for the rest of my life.

To say there are "no consequences" is completely naive.

However, if they kill you because you committed a crime, were suspected of committing a crime and you did something to make them fear for their safety, then they had a legitimate reason to respond with lethal force and if you died as a result, then that's too bad but they should not suffer any legal ramifications. However, anyone with a brain will realize they will already have "consequences" of their having to take lethal action like that. There are virtually no cases of "wrong place at the wrong time", but they do exist. Might as well worry about getting hit by lightning or an asteroid.

And the Breonna Taylor situation proves your second point wrong. Walker fired at police officers in self defense, even hitting one, and is not facing any charges for that action.

These butt-munchers got all ticked off because something distracted them from blowing each other in their patrol car.

Before getting out of the car, they had to make up an “infraction.” First, the driver suggested “expired tab”? Then the other said “Improper lane change, all kinds of shit.” Real classy. None of these fags have to go to college and it shows.

Well you’d know all about that wouldn’t you?

I have no desire to be a cop. I live my life 100% consensually.

Face it... you’re uneducated and Living in moms basement. Pity.

Can’t live in mom’s basement when mom is deceased. Do your homework, Skippy.