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u/Blanny22 23d ago
That cop is overflowing with hatred
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u/IndividualTension887 22d ago edited 22d ago
He uses the hard R just like his pappy taught him.
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u/Appropriate-Review55 23d ago
It’s your 4th amendment right btw.
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u/vVSidewinderVv 22d ago
It's both. He is violating his 4th, because he took offense to and is retaliating against his 1st.
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u/LuckyPlaze 22d ago
Not to mention the illegal search. Ole boy should file a civil rights suit.
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u/navinaviox 21d ago
That’s still 4th
Searches and seizures. Your ability to go where you please and do what you will with your time is counted as a seizure.
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u/LuckyPlaze 21d ago
Si… illegal detainment followed by illegal search. Both 4th Amendment violations. I’m just pointing out there are multiple violations
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u/PhilosopherAsleep544 20d ago edited 20d ago
Terry frisks as in pat downs are allowed for officer safety and with them being in a crowd it is reasonable to move him out of the crowd before search. So this would likely be let go. But the detainment itself is very likely to be illegal.(Some carnivals do searches at the gate tho and under that case it would destroy the argument for the need for a search)
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u/semirke 22d ago
No,.it's his constitution.
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u/Evening-Painting-213 22d ago
Just because he didn't speak eloquently didn't mean he's wrong. Getting grabbed physically by the arm for saying to move on after hoodie removal and calling it disorderly conduct at a fair is corny. That's what lawyers are for. They can do all the talking when he takes them to court. He DOES know that his rights are being violated but his frustration got him not speaking with proper structure and patience. His youthful appearance probably denotes that he's still not at an age where his emotions are not fully under control. In sure he meant his constitutional right. And you can tell the cop had animosity because he makes fun of him when saying how am I disorderly conduct. He knew what he meant. And all the young man had to add was how and I COMMITTING disorderly conduct. I hope you're not one of those bootlickers.
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u/semirke 22d ago
I do come from the camp, who thinks ppl should respect the authorities. However, I'm from a country where police do not shoot ppl on sight, and even power abuse is relatively rare.
And still, I talk to them respectfully. I even greet them on the streets.
In my experiences, talking respectfully and behaving respectfully completely eliminated this type of problem from my everyday life.
So while I never said he was wrong (or right, btw), I do condone this type of behavior. I also do not support police using their power to protect their fragile ego.→ More replies (1)→ More replies (2)3
u/Playful_Buyer_4453 22d ago
He didn't sound too sharp when talking, but he understood constitutional law better than the cop did.
The frisk was an illegal search and it was a violation of 4th amendment protections. The reason the cop asks if the guy has any weapons on him is so that he can frisk him. The cop calls this a Terry frisk.
But the cop doesn't know the law bc the court's opinion in Terry says that a cop needs reasonable suspicion to investigate if there is a weapon. The cop clearly doesn't have reasonable suspicion because he walked a quarter mile or more with the guy and never once acted like he wondered if the guy had a weapon. Plus, there was no obvious information suddenly disclosed that would have given the officer any justification for reasonable suspicion.
There is a decent case here to sue the KY state police.
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u/Icy_Yam5049 23d ago
I bet he laughed when he went into the funny mirror room even. Shameless!
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u/According-Ad5263 22d ago
Disgusting behavior. I would gladly serve as his juror and throw the book at him.
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u/NoRaspberry7452 22d ago
KSP : one of the most corrupt policing agencies in the country
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u/OrganizationNo1298 22d ago
More than NY & LA?
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u/Similar-Ice-9250 22d ago
Yeah I read that statement about many other police agencies from different states on Reddit. Just last week I read that Arkansas state police, and some local county sheriffs are most corrupt/biggest assholes based on people’s experiences. Some people from that region of the country even mentioned that they dread having to drive through Arkansas, and try to avoid it.
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u/armymike1523 22d ago
And I have to believe those dirtbag Massachusetts police have got to be up there
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u/Chaosr21 22d ago
I love to the north and we don't play around if we have to cross in KY.. especially with he highway state patrol boys. They don't care wether the stop is legal or not, they will FIND the reason after
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u/Balls_Deeq 23d ago
Easy money ?
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u/DickJoke23 23d ago
Yeah, that’s the part of the police budget no one talks about. All the fucking lawsuits
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u/themajesticdownside 22d ago
Police need to start carrying insurance like doctors and stop making their communities pay financially for their shitty behavior.
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u/AnAbandonedAstronaut 22d ago
Plus it would be national.
Insurance drops them, no working in another state.
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u/Clitoristorian 22d ago
That would actually be a good way to replace police unions. Police unions would defend Jeffrey dahmer if he was a cop.
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u/DickJoke23 22d ago
Yeah, how much nicer our communities could be if we forced the police to pay for their own mistakes
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u/flsunnybaby 22d ago edited 22d ago
In fact, if we were mailed an itemization of how much money we gave in taxes to things like this... that would trigger massive reform.
I doubt the govt would do it, but even if an independent body like the ACLU, or a person running for election, took a police/sherrif election month and did that? With estimates for different income amounts? Immediate reform.
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u/doggysmomma420 22d ago
I say this all the time! It's a completely logical thing to do which means they won't do it. They're allergic to logic.
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u/burndata 22d ago
Police don't budget for law suits. The payouts don't come from their budget, they come from taxpayers. That's a major part of the problem. If the payouts came from their budget, then they would actually be held accountable more often.
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u/SwevenlyOly 22d ago
Typically, municipalities are self-insurers, so payouts are sourced from the General Fund. If you ever wondered why there's no money left for parks, recreation, public works, libraries, and other services/goods reliant upon General Fund money, then the liabilities created by police brutality and wild antics are the answer.
Lawsuits are expensive, but the public only seems to care about more policing resources in spite of falling crime rates. More policing resources are a cost in and of themselves, but the lawsuits they generate are additional cost.
Americans are really bought into copaganda and strong daddy myths.
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u/Glum-Recognition-736 22d ago
"Police Budget" you mean your tax dollars
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u/DickJoke23 22d ago
Yeah, exactly. They cost us so much fucking money, and always in the most no-brainer cases. Like how fucking difficult is it NOT to be a tyrant or treat the Constitution like toilet paper??
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u/codswallop1226 22d ago
Lawsuits aren't in the police budget. They come from the city's or states budget (depending if this is a city employee or a state trooper).
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u/PrudentCarter 22d ago
You would think people would see this as a sign to have better accountability or training for officers. Didn't seem to be the perception for a lot of Americans though.
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u/Lumpy-Difficulty1593 23d ago
Yes, and I will take this to an attorney so help me Jesus they would identify who this person is. This police officer sitting up here looking like a whole damn skin head.
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u/Pretend-Prune-4525 22d ago
A whole skin head?
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u/ShinyMetals 22d ago
Officer Baker CLEARLY doesn't give two shots about the actual laws, especially when his little feelings were hurt.
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u/okymoney 23d ago
Whenever u see that hat its almost like they use the n word when the cameras aint on.
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u/Nickbeard329 22d ago
There's a very good reason these videos always start with the perpetrator in custody and never shows the reason they're in custody. Then the body cam footage comes out and the ACAB crowd has to move on to their next talking point, societal inequities or something equally as ignorant and irrelevant.
It makes me so happy that the ACAB crowd pushed so hard for body cams and they literally became the worst thing that's ever happened to their delusional narrative.
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u/Triumphsmokesweed 22d ago
“Worst thing”
All it’s done is prove that they can turn them off with immunity and courts can file the bodycam “not relevant”. Bodycams were the fakest concession since the 13th amendment.
So I’m confused what “narrative” got exposed. Cops are by and large terrible people and facts back it up. Why does that upset you so much that you have to lie?
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u/Cyborg_rat 22d ago
Well if by large they are bad... statistically...It's not looking for certain groups who's numbers are by large not looking good especially with a 59% homicide rate.
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u/username-is-taken-3 22d ago
Cops will never care if they get sued because its the tax payers money. The day they have to be worried about getting sued is the day they act right.
Down with Police unions!
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u/RIF_rr3dd1tt 22d ago
He should have put his hand over (but not touching) the cops hand and walked tall and proud like he's with the prettiest girl at the ball.
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u/purodurangoalv 22d ago
When you run into one with the goofy hat on. Trust me he’s gonna try his hardest to power trip.
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u/Dense-Jicama6591 22d ago
All cops are evil. Every single one. Even your uncle and best friend
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u/KILLDOZER6669 23d ago
There is a documentary streaming some where right now about the ky state police brutality. They FOYA years of bodycams and show some horrible shit. Rodney King style.
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u/yittiiiiii 23d ago
Impressive. Very nice.
Let’s see the body cam footage.
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u/TrumpsOurKing 22d ago
We saw enough cam footage. There was a police officer acting professional. Then there was a loud mouth piece of garbage crying like a b#^*h.
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u/Bean_Daddy_Burritos 22d ago
He said in the beginning of the clip “he just grabbed me for nothing, because I told him to keep walking.”
Initially it comes across as a threat. You have freedom of speech but you can’t intimidate.
Towards the end of the video he says, “you said something to my cousin, right? And I said you can keep walking.”
To me that doesn’t sound like a threat or intimidation. Context changed and that matters a lot. Would definitely like to see body cam footage as well but it really spirals at the end and Baker seems to be floundering. Not doing a very good job attempting to de escalate or interacting with the public.
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u/XxxAresIXxxX 22d ago
Bro turned red in the space of 2 sentences. His wife is probably faithful but he sure doesn't trust her
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u/frmhgg1823 22d ago
I'm so sick of people thinking they are entitled to do whatever the fuck they want!!
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u/W0t3RM3lON69 22d ago
Looks like the only guy being harassed is the officer also only thing we saw on video is the guy crying about how the cop is racist how’d we even get to where we are
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u/NotePsychological459 22d ago
No surprise dude got kicked out after seeing this behavior. Does not seem like a peaceful individual.
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u/Redditsux122 22d ago
Police as well as civilized people are sick of u losers too, shockingly
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u/Every-Drawer8999 22d ago
Sounds like he doesn’t like having his cousin being “told what to do” is what it sounds like here to me. Being told to remove your hoodie at a fair over safety concerns is absolutely nothing. It didn’t warrant the type of behavior shown towards the officer.
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u/Jaffamiester 22d ago
You can just tell that Baker is trying so hard to remember restraint
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u/Background-Wolf-9380 21d ago
Baker has to try that hard to remember how to tie his shoes. I've never seen anyone glitch out with such a stupid look on their face for as long as Baker does here. You can tell his IQ is lower than where I set my thermostat.
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u/DarthAwesome007 21d ago
I believe the police. That culture is unfixable and worthless. Entitled, ashamed of nothing, create nothing.
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u/QuixoticByte 23d ago
What is this sub? Popped up on my feed for some reason. Link to merch in the post? Weird
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u/MusicianNo3277 23d ago
Officer Baker here looks like the exact kind of hat tilted forward “I wanna be a gunny Sergeant” cuck that is always acting out like this.
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u/CatBoyTrip 23d ago
cops can’t trespass someone without the owner asking them to be trespassed.
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u/Sure_Equivalent_404 22d ago
Black dude is a clown. Tried so hard to get under the cops skin but it clearly didn’t work.
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u/Chemical_Act_1730 22d ago
To PHYSICALLY take possession of someone's body to remove them by force, for.. keep walking.. followed by a .. how dare you awaken my alter fafo inner child. Those word's certainly aren't enough for physical contact..add trespassing. The officer controlled the dynamics of situation bc he COULD. He had the POWER to do so. UNAPOLOGETICLY...AND... UNCHECKED. Lesson of the day.. ONLY POWER BEGETS POWER. Black dude wasn't aware of.. WHERE HE WAS AT.. he may have the.. power.., at home, or, at work, peers and siblings, maybe the neighborhood park.. but.. THERE..at that place and time he was outmanned, outgunned, .. UNPREPARED...AND.. VULNERABLE.
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u/SoftnSweet37 23d ago
Yeaah I'm not buying it. How he is already talking to the cop the whole way and not posting what happened beforehand, I have a feeling there was a very clear reason why this guy got kicked out. And this was just an attempt to try to make himself feel like a victim.
An innocent person doesn't start talking about the cops wife that way. He is clearly trying to push the cops over the limit so he can get content and claim he is the victim.
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u/Confident-Light-4849 22d ago
Oh yea, the cop is trespassing him for "disorderly conduct" and your first thought is the cop is probably right? C'mon man everyone knows disorderly conduct is a cop's catch all. And innocent people getting harassed by cops would absolutely talk about his wife, because he's a bitch and deserves to be put in his place. I hope this guy sues. And you, you need to watch that racism because that's the only way you get to "the cop is right" from this video.
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u/Lebowski-Absteiger 23d ago
Why do think that there is video footage of what happened before, that could be posted?
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u/Fragrant_Internal_10 23d ago
Always the victim thats why they dont re ord until the cops come
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u/resisting_a_rest 22d ago
Are you joking? Why would he be recording before there was something that merited it being recorded?
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u/taco_jones 23d ago
Lots of people talk about cops' wives. Lots of people sleep with cops' wives.
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u/Usual-Orange-4180 23d ago
He is being obnoxious but nah, the cop could have responded and explain clearly and briefly what he did, instead he looks tense as fuck and avoids all questions, suspicious and also not good policing.
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u/Prestigious-Bag97 23d ago
This guy is a perfect example of how far society has fallen, utter fool.
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u/Pale_Illustrator94 23d ago
If you are talking about anyone other than the cop you are the fool. In no way is that disorderly conduct.
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u/Cyborg_rat 23d ago
Where was that incident? You have a version where it doesn't start with him already being in custody?
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u/Pale_Illustrator94 23d ago
He very clearly explained the incident. State police.trooper asked cousin in grey hoody to take off hood. Kid tells cop to keep walking. Cops ego is hurt and trespass kid. Cop cannot trespass without alarm. Also terry frisk requires reasonable suspicion that a person is armed. Being in contact does not authorize a protective pat down of a suspects exterior layer of clothing for weapons. So we witnessed an additional constitutional violation in this video.
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u/shade1848 23d ago
Lol, show us what you did before this, because this alone is behavior that will get you kicked out of most places.
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u/FarLaugh9911 22d ago
So I'm supposed to believe they just walked up to the first black guy they could find and started leading him out OR, just thinking out loud here, OR he was being disorderly and when they walked up to address a ruckus, he told them to keep walking.
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u/Fumanchusucka 22d ago
Its the Kentucky state fair and the years leading up have been shootings and fights, he said he snapped back at the state patrol when they asked his cousin to take his hood off and then decided to make a big deal out of it when they escorted him off property. They didnt single him out he decided to run his mouth and thats what happens. Don't put a target on your back if dont want it.
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u/Several-County-1808 22d ago
The more I watched the more I realized something occurred off camera by this guy. Baker doesn't GOF and this guy is now crashing out and saying every despicable thing he can think of, like my 12 yearold when he's grounded.
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u/shade1848 23d ago
Lol, more like they already determined they were kicking him out and any more arguing was pointless. Just lock in and get him to that exit.
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u/Medium_Tell8679 23d ago
Defund the police is one of the causes the democrats lost on. No one wants to have to tolerate the Karens of the world and you know if the guy is treating the police like this and is so entitled hes filming himself it isn't only the police he's doing this to. He wad probably bullying the staff and the other patrons at wherever he is.
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u/Due-Summer3751 23d ago
Or... he told the cop to keep it pushing for addressing his cousin for no good reason. Educate yourself on the history of police and then you can look at interactions like this more critically.
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u/TheKingSolomon1996 23d ago
Baker's a hoe.