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Karen Cop Tried to Bully a Disabled Veteran — Her Supervisor Shut It Down An officer questions a private vehicle that used to be a marked patrol car — a fair question on its own, until the light bar turns out to have none of the colors that would actually make it illegal. Instead of ending there, she keeps pressing for license and registration without ever stating what crime is being investigated. The driver, a disabled veteran working as a security contractor, holds to the exact legal standard: ID is only required when reasonable, articulable suspicion of a crime can be named. He lays it out so clearly that when a supervisor arrives, there's nothing left to argue — just an immediate release. This video is shared for commentary, criticism, and educational purposes regarding citizens' rights during police encounters. All footage belongs to its original creator. For copyright concerns, contact hardworkkgl@gmail.com.
Karen Cop Tried to Bully a Disabled Veteran — Her Supervisor Shut It Down An officer questions a private vehicle that used to be a marked patrol car — a fair question on its own, until the light bar turns out to have none of the colors that would actually make it illegal. Instead of ending there, she keeps pressing for license and registration without ever stating what crime is being investigated. The driver, a disabled veteran working as a security contractor, holds to the exact legal standard: ID is only required when reasonable, articulable suspicion of a crime can be named. He lays it out so clearly that when a supervisor arrives, there's nothing left to argue — just an immediate release. This video is shared for commentary, criticism, and educational purposes regarding citizens' rights during police encounters. All footage belongs to its original creator. For copyright concerns, contact [email protected].






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