@paqqsdicr0: #audit#fyp#foryou#usa#cops

LundDiyBuilds :

Freedom of speech allows them to say what they want. They don't have to identify themselves, this is not a crime. Policy is not law.

oldnavychief85 :

The Breakdown: Law vs. Policy * Legally: There is no overarching federal statute or general state law compelling an officer to disclose their identity or badge number to a citizen, unless they are making a specific official stop or executing a warrant (laws vary slightly by state, such as in California where uniformed officers must display their name or ID). [1, 2, 3, 4] * Department Policy: While not a "law," the vast majority of law enforcement agencies mandate that officers state their name and provide their badge or employee number when acting in an official capacity and explicitly asked. [1, 2] * The Physical Badge: Officers generally are not expected—and often explicitly prohibited by department property or security protocols—to hand over their actual physical badge. Instead, they may provide the information verbally or on a business card. [1, 2, 3, 4]

A. I. :

Your Reputation goes before you.

user2061970873849 :

How did he know your name?👍👍👍😂😂😂😂😂

Shelia War Eagle And :

Yes you are

Rex :

temian q ser 4 negros

timlitz83 :

no just u

Luis Ventura :

Lol

carlton :

Go Sean!

ladyG :

Love these guys

Gil :

Gary Sherrer :

It’s appropriate to speak the truth to a citizen

fire2665 :

They look extremely unprofessional

Joseph :

stop harbing

jeffmatthews938 :

yours first

MarineWolf :

Never seen officers stand around within hands in there pockets unprepared 🤨

RAKKASAN-SCOUT :

I mean in this case it is absolutely appropriate

restel01 :

If the shoe fits

Roni :

And the smug ass cops accomplished ZERO.

butchy :

😳😳😳

Hank Kilgore :

Cops shoot Black one year-old babies now