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Police attempt to arrest a man named Quintin (not his name) with a warrant in Louisiana (not where he lives) and taking a dog that wasn't his (it was)
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being alive outside of Louisiana while a person named Quintin has a warrant in Louisiana while black.
Sigh, why does it feel like this poor guy was still extremely lucky that they didn't kilo hon then and there for 'resisting arrest'...
Pretty disgusting and makes me proud to be Canadian. Not to denigrate America and its people—which/ who have a lot of admirable traits—but this kind of ignorance is appalling. I'm so glad he never stepped off his property. Legally, the officer had no cause or right to be there, and that could've ended so much worse.
Edit: This does, however, remind me of when I was a teenager in Kingston and my friends and I were dicking around after being at the YMCA and threw a bag of our wet bathing clothes up onto the roof of a bar. We climbed up a ladder to get them and someone from the bar came out with a baseball bat and asked wtf we were doing and told us to stay put till the police came. They came, and had all of my friends climb down while leaving me (the brownest) on the roof. Two of my (four) friends were sent home, while the other two refused to leave until my mother was called and had come to fetch me. The one officer had his hand on his gun the whole time we waited and it was absolutely horrific.
My mom—a returning law student at Queen's—verbally berated the officers and later on launched a complaint. It never went anywhere.
I hadn't thought of that incident in over 25 years. Still gives me chills.
Edit: This does, however, remind me of when I was a teenager in Kingston and my friends and I were dicking around after being at the YMCA and threw a bag of our wet bathing clothes up onto the roof of a bar. We climbed up a ladder to get them and someone from the bar came out with a baseball bat and asked wtf we were doing and told us to stay put till the police came. They came, and had all of my friends climb down while leaving me (the brownest) on the roof. Two of my (four) friends were sent home, while the other two refused to leave until my mother was called and had come to fetch me. The one officer had his hand on his gun the whole time we waited and it was absolutely horrific.
My mom—a returning law student at Queen's—verbally berated the officers and later on launched a complaint. It never went anywhere.
I hadn't thought of that incident in over 25 years. Still gives me chills.
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Stressful to watch, and then at the end, the officers at the end want to act like it's all good and "I want to do a report on this"...a report on what? How is there a single report that officer could write that wouldn't make him look like an idiot?
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Yeah, unless it is about how you fucked up and shouldn't be doing the job, be gone.
https://abc13.com/man-grabbed-by-deputy-who-mistakes-him-for-fugitive/5298552/
Precinct 4 issued a statement to Eyewitness News about the incident.
"The deputy was there on official business based on a report that a wanted fugitive was near the location. The deputies left when they determined that this man was not the suspect they were seeking," said Chief Deputy Donald Steward.
Evans hired attorney U.A. Lewis. Precinct 4 said neither Evans nor his attorney have filed a complaint with the department.
Eyewitness News spoke to two attorneys not connected with the case. Both Steve Shellist and Randall Kallinen said if you're not driving and a law enforcement member asks for identification, or for you to verbally identify yourself, you're not legally required to do so.
They said only if you are arrested, you are required to identify yourself.
Precinct 4 issued a statement to Eyewitness News about the incident.
"The deputy was there on official business based on a report that a wanted fugitive was near the location. The deputies left when they determined that this man was not the suspect they were seeking," said Chief Deputy Donald Steward.
Evans hired attorney U.A. Lewis. Precinct 4 said neither Evans nor his attorney have filed a complaint with the department.
Eyewitness News spoke to two attorneys not connected with the case. Both Steve Shellist and Randall Kallinen said if you're not driving and a law enforcement member asks for identification, or for you to verbally identify yourself, you're not legally required to do so.
They said only if you are arrested, you are required to identify yourself.
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that's so scary man, the idea that an unaccountable dude with a gun in a suit might just roll up to my house and say "Hey Frank, you're under arrest for some shit in Wyoming, time to go." If this dude hadn't fought it's clear they would have been more than happy to take him downtown and throw him a cell and then probably come up with some reason after the fact that it was justified. But at the same time just by refusing to comply with this BS he's in danger cause you never know when dude's gonna say "I felt I was threatened" and whip his taser or gun out.
yeah, video could not be more clear and direct
yeah, video could not be more clear and direct
Every single time I'm about to enter a thread with a crazy title like this I'm like "He's black right?" and get proven right.
Every ass times.
Every ass times.
I just love how the cop tells him to calm down!
And when he know's he's in the wrong he just walks away and doesn't even apologize!
My man could've died out here.
And when he know's he's in the wrong he just walks away and doesn't even apologize!
My man could've died out here.
We had a "bounty hunter" come to our city looking for a guy that jumped bail. We got called to the BP gas station because of an altercation between a black man, and this fugitive recovery guy. We get there, the guy explains why he's there, shows us the sheet with all the info for the perp. Same name, same bday as the fella he's trying to take with him. "Dude, the guy in the picture is WHITE. All his details says, WM (white male). He said it's probably a mistake, and this guy is going with him because he has the same name and bday. Told him if he tries to do it, he's going to jail for attempted kidnapping. I got all his info already, so when we later found out he wasn't properly licensed, we got a warrant for his ass.
I'm sure the only reason he's still alive right now is because he and his wife (?) did the right thing. She was recording the whole thing and he was making a lot of noise. That probably saved his life.
This pig was looking to find a warrant or *something* on this brotha. His wife sounds scared shit-less like the last memory of her man was going to be some racist fuckwit with a badge and a fucked-up hightop killing him.
