@5l6rcbv9oc34aio:

Joseph Johnson :

thanks for what yall are doing!!!!

Richard League :

this isn't Henderson., Nevada. they don't have any ports

joe picanco :

no seatbelt 🤔

Ron :

love it

Diego Reyes :

Tgh in :

love it.

Kevin Scott :

Definitely not Henderson.

carabdragon :

nuh

stoopid126 :

Phil is the OG

Smokey :

Love it 😊.

Elderly :

Love it

carabdragon :

what

o٫g :

You guys are awesome

Michael Thomas Turner :

it's not a lawful order you don't just roll up the citizens on the side of the street and say stop. what law are you enforcement what crime has been committed it gives you any kind of power or authority

Blake Deline :

Supreme Court and federal case law, notably Warren v. District of Columbia (1981) and Castle Rock v. Gonzales (2005), established that law enforcement agencies generally have no specific legal duty to provide police protection to individual citizens. These rulings are based on the "public duty doctrine," which states that police exist to serve the public at large, not to prevent specific, individual crimes. public safety is none of their concern.

ShippyPotPie :

its sad they focus more attention on auditors then crimes....

sharkpcd0td :

Record every encounter as if your life depends on it because it does…

The Dude :

I believe in the constitution, but you still need to listen

😎😎😎 :

Troublemakers

mad madi :

😂😂😂

Ms. Smart 👊🏾 😘 :

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