@princknwe3r: #policeofficer #tyrant #1stamendment #audit #fyp

christopherqzz1 :

My man, you didn’t pick up what she was puttin down, she was into you

Michael Fitzgerald :

If I'm not walking then what safety reason do my hands need to be out of my pockets?

kt4002 :

be safe and leave can't be any safer than a donut shop 🤣🤣

appleuser4429263 :

are you nervous about a camera?

Marty :

Marty :

Wolfie :

OFFICER SAFETY IS COWARDICE NOT A LAW

jamesdempsey0864 :

I think it's f****** hilarious, that the police think they can just walk up to people and start telling them what to do

BabyDraco :

If the cops that scared, why doesn't she just leave and find a new line of employment

PonyBoy13 :

Detective Buckle needs to find another job.

calwhiting :

Some public employees need to hear this: You are at work. You are exercising authority on behalf of the public. Being watched, questioned, or recorded is not a personal attack. The hubris of “How dare you film me?” is exactly why transparency matters. If the auditor acts like a clown, the camera will prove it. If you lose your temper, invent authority, retaliate, or embarrass yourself because somebody pointed a camera at you, the camera will prove that too. If transparency is truly unbearable, there are plenty of jobs outside public service. Otherwise: Calm down, act professionally, and do the job the public is paying you to do. Look it up: Glik v. Cunniffe • Fordyce v. City of Seattle • Smith v. City of Cumming • Irizarry v. Yehia • Fields v. Philadelphia