@komkuc0: The Day The Cops Took On The Entire Hood #cops #copsoftiktok #police #karen #cop

GNH :

Sorry Democrats!

sparky :

They’re all mad cause they’re losing their free stuff

Rickey Banks :

What? These cops don't carry pepper spray or stunners?

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Ross18 :

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Tina L. Bond :

State and Local Laws Interfering with state or local police is typically charged under broad state statutes or local municipal ordinances (often referred to as obstructing a peace officer, resisting arrest, or interfering with an officer). • The Act of Obstructing: Most states, such as Nevada's obstruction law (NRS 197.190), make it a crime to willfully hinder, delay, or obstruct a peace officer in the discharge of their duties. [1, 2]What Constitutes Obstruction: This does not require physical violence; it often covers refusing to provide identification when legally obligated to do so, providing false information, or physically blocking officers from conducting an investigation. [1, 2] Rights and Exceptions • First Amendment Rights: Generally, it is entirely legal to criticize, argue with, or use profane language/gestures toward police officers. Courts view this as protected free speech. [1, 2]Recording Police: You have a clearly protected constitutional right to record public police interactions on your phone or camera. However, this right only applies as long as you maintain a safe distance and do not physically obstruct, impede, or interfere with the officers' duties. [1]Right to Remain Silent: While you generally do not have to answer police questions without a lawyer present, you can be charged with a crime for providing false identifying information or refusing to show an ID during a lawful traffic stop or Terry stop if required by state law

ronspires3 :

cops need pepper spray