>
>>But again, he used "his judgement" he could have used better
>>judgement and just wrote the ticket.
>
>You want him to think/behave one way but he went the other.
>His way was not wrong or illegal.
>She could have shut up, said nothing, signed the citation and
>still been alive.
>Both are at fault here.
>Yes, she has rights, but her rights were not being infringed
>upon.
>And now she is dead.
>Yes pedestrians have the right of way in a crosswalk, but if
>you don't heed to a speeding car, you too can end up dead.
>
>
>
>
>>*** ah-ha! for "some"
>>reason... that is the problem. What was his reason as she
>gave
>>no cause.
>>
>>It is the responding officers judgement call. Again, you
>>continue to use "judgement call" which is NOT a law. He
>could
>>have at any time been an officer of the law and handed the
>>ticket and kept it moving.
>
>
>She could have accepted the ticket without saying shit and
>kept it moving and be laughing at drake diss rahmeek on these
>albums.
>But now she is gone.
>
>Both parties could have and should have stepped down here.
>And since he had a gun, he wins 51-49 on the street
>But with the dashboard camera she would have won 59-41 in
>court.
>
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>
>
>>Umm.. I was a cop. YES Miranda have to read the moment the
>>person is "under arrest" and before taken into custody.
>
>
>Again, no Miranda rights do not have to be read IMMEDIATELY as
>a person is under arrest.
>The cop does not even have to tell you WHY you are under
>arrest immediately.
>Things happen.
>Mirandarizing a suspect is merely for the purposes of using
>the suspects testimony against them in the court of law.
>
>
>Question: Why are you not LEO anymore?
>
>
>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Video of aafter means nothing to me when she should not
>>have
>>>>been there in the first place.
>>>
>>>A cop can put you in jail for a speeding ticket if he wants
>>>to. It would be dumb but he can do it. In Virginia, if you
>>do
>>>like 26+ MPH over the speed limit you MUST go to jail. Like
>>>that's state law or something crazy.
>>>
>>>
>>>Don't hate the player, change the game!
>>
>


This is why I believe it should be mandatory across the country to be taught in either elemetary or junior high school what your rights are. There's so many people who are ignorant to Police procedures and their personal rights when dealing with them. That's pretty much the gist of these situations happening across the country. The victim thinks 1 thing but in reality their rights aren't what they believe they are.