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Re: How NOT to handle an encounter with police (Re: ROBBED BY A COP— PROPERTY DESTROYED!) |
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Posted by Terrapin Station on Thu May 3 13:52:24 2007, in response to How NOT to handle an encounter with police (Re: ROBBED BY A COP— PROPERTY DESTROYED!), posted by railbus63 on Thu May 3 13:07:29 2007. You crossed the line when you accused the officers of unreasonable search and seizure when all they were doing was looking at the photos on your camera.Um, that IS unreasonable search and seizure. Why are you afraid to say it like it is? If he told the police that in a non-threatening manner, then Nilet did NOTHING wrong. You can't be afraid to talk to the police. They are supposed to be on your side. why did you have a problem with them looking at all of your pics? Because of exactly what happened!!!! There are some bad apples out there who like Jeff Rosen would "accidentally" break someone's camera and the police who handcuffed Nilet who said "you can't prove I deleted your pictures!" By not allowing the police to get a hold of your camera and by not allowing them to see your photos, both of which you have a right to do, up to a point which was not crossed here, you prevent your photos from being deleted. You then compounded this by recording their badge numbers - was that really necessary? Absolutely. What's worse, you've also pissed off two police officers and perhaps their friends on the job. Haha! If Nilet's story is true as he told it, then the officers are about to get a lot more pissed off! |
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