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Anonymous wrote:It's not racial. It's simple. Follow police orders.

What if they told you to strip, need to search you for drugs? Weapons? If you don’t, going to jail. Follow those orders too?

If I was a known drug kingpin sure. It's to be expected. And please stop using these NEVER GONNA happen examples to prove a non point. If you have a point - just make it. Stop being dramatic.

You folks are so sheltered. You do know that poor, uneducated women get asked to this on the regular as to not get arrested for minor traffic or drug charges. Young teen females have been pulled over by police and told to do this. They don’t know the law, are afraid to go to jail so they comply. Then too embarrassed to file charges later. But hey follow police orders no matter what. They want Black people to be afraid of them and this a prime example.

I would honestly comply and then sue. Don't argue with the cops!

I'm not sure I follow. Are you saying the cops are pulling poor black women over for minor traffic violations AND DEMAND THE WOMEN STRIP RIGHT THERE ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD? Man, it's worth it to have some sort of video recording so that you can sue the PD from here to kingdom come, and to provide footage to the local news stations too. I hope I misread your comment, but suspect this is exactly what you're saying.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not racial. It's simple. Follow police orders.

What if they told you to strip, need to search you for drugs? Weapons? If you don’t, going to jail. Follow those orders too?

If I was a known drug kingpin sure. It's to be expected. And please stop using these NEVER GONNA happen examples to prove a non point. If you have a point - just make it. Stop being dramatic.

You folks are so sheltered. You do know that poor, uneducated women get asked to this on the regular as to not get arrested for minor traffic or drug charges. Young teen females have been pulled over by police and told to do this. They don’t know the law, are afraid to go to jail so they comply. Then too embarrassed to file charges later. But hey follow police orders no matter what. They want Black people to be afraid of them and this a prime example.

I would honestly comply and then sue. Don't argue with the cops!

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Anonymous wrote:Weird that the audio cut out.

Seems possible the officer meant to taze him but accidentally pulled her gun instead of her Tazer.

That happened in the Bay Area, CA, over a decade ago. Tragic accident; not racist.

Yes, police officer has already admitted she meant to deploy her taser. CNN just played the full audio.

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Anonymous wrote:It's my understanding that, regardless of your skin color, if an officer askes you do NOT do something, it's really best that you DONT do it. Don't run, don't refuse to get in the car, don't refuse to put your hands up. Just do what they ask you to do. It's the whole - "running" during an arrest / stop that gets folks in more trouble.

Hmmmm tell that To all the folks who got shot even though they complied with officers commands

Anonymous wrote:Weird that the audio cut out.

Seems possible the officer meant to taze him but accidentally pulled her gun instead of her Tazer.

That happened in the Bay Area, CA, over a decade ago. Tragic accident; not racist.

Anonymous wrote:Weird that the audio cut out.

Seems possible the officer meant to taze him but accidentally pulled her gun instead of her Tazer.

That happened in the Bay Area, CA, over a decade ago. Tragic accident; not racist.

Anonymous wrote:It's my understanding that, regardless of your skin color, if an officer askes you do NOT do something, it's really best that you DONT do it. Don't run, don't refuse to get in the car, don't refuse to put your hands up. Just do what they ask you to do. It's the whole - "running" during an arrest / stop that gets folks in more trouble.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not racial. It's simple. Follow police orders.

What if they told you to strip, need to search you for drugs? Weapons? If you don’t, going to jail. Follow those orders too?

If I was a known drug kingpin sure. It's to be expected. And please stop using these NEVER GONNA happen examples to prove a non point. If you have a point - just make it. Stop being dramatic.

You folks are so sheltered. You do know that poor, uneducated women get asked to this on the regular as to not get arrested for minor traffic or drug charges. Young teen females have been pulled over by police and told to do this. They don’t know the law, are afraid to go to jail so they comply. Then too embarrassed to file charges later. But hey follow police orders no matter what. They want Black people to be afraid of them and this a prime example.

I would honestly comply and then sue. Don't argue with the cops!

You are an idiot.

I posted the instance of police asking females to strip. I didn’t call you the idiot. But lady, you don’t have to comply with every order by police.

Anonymous wrote:Wright was a very bad man.

The warrant was over unpaid fines for 2 minor misdemeanors — one a marijuana case — totaling $346. He pled guilty, filed for deferred payment and they were sent to collections.

We can't have individuals like this in our communities.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not racial. It's simple. Follow police orders.

What if they told you to strip, need to search you for drugs? Weapons? If you don’t, going to jail. Follow those orders too?

If I was a known drug kingpin sure. It's to be expected. And please stop using these NEVER GONNA happen examples to prove a non point. If you have a point - just make it. Stop being dramatic.

You folks are so sheltered. You do know that poor, uneducated women get asked to this on the regular as to not get arrested for minor traffic or drug charges. Young teen females have been pulled over by police and told to do this. They don’t know the law, are afraid to go to jail so they comply. Then too embarrassed to file charges later. But hey follow police orders no matter what. They want Black people to be afraid of them and this a prime example.

I would honestly comply and then sue. Don't argue with the cops!

You are an idiot.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not racial. It's simple. Follow police orders.

What if they told you to strip, need to search you for drugs? Weapons? If you don’t, going to jail. Follow those orders too?

If I was a known drug kingpin sure. It's to be expected. And please stop using these NEVER GONNA happen examples to prove a non point. If you have a point - just make it. Stop being dramatic.

You folks are so sheltered. You do know that poor, uneducated women get asked to this on the regular as to not get arrested for minor traffic or drug charges. Young teen females have been pulled over by police and told to do this. They don’t know the law, are afraid to go to jail so they comply. Then too embarrassed to file charges later. But hey follow police orders no matter what. They want Black people to be afraid of them and this a prime example.

I would honestly comply and then sue. Don't argue with the cops!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not racial. It's simple. Follow police orders.

What if they told you to strip, need to search you for drugs? Weapons? If you don’t, going to jail. Follow those orders too?

If I was a known drug kingpin sure. It's to be expected. And please stop using these NEVER GONNA happen examples to prove a non point. If you have a point - just make it. Stop being dramatic.

You folks are so sheltered. You do know that poor, uneducated women get asked to this on the regular as to not get arrested for minor traffic or drug charges. Young teen females have been pulled over by police and told to do this. They don’t know the law, are afraid to go to jail so they comply. Then too embarrassed to file charges later. But hey follow police orders no matter what. They want Black people to be afraid of them and this a prime example.

I would honestly comply and then sue. Don't argue with the cops!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not racial. It's simple. Follow police orders.

What if they told you to strip, need to search you for drugs? Weapons? If you don’t, going to jail. Follow those orders too?

If I was a known drug kingpin sure. It's to be expected. And please stop using these NEVER GONNA happen examples to prove a non point. If you have a point - just make it. Stop being dramatic.

You folks are so sheltered. You do know that poor, uneducated women get asked to this on the regular as to not get arrested for minor traffic or drug charges. Young teen females have been pulled over by police and told to do this. They don’t know the law, are afraid to go to jail so they comply. Then too embarrassed to file charges later. But hey follow police orders no matter what. They want Black people to be afraid of them and this a prime example.