Open carry patriot confounds police

[BigBear]

YOU, In The Car... what are you doing?
We've had reports that someone was driving a car in the area.
Sir, are you aware that THOUSANDS of people are killed every year with Cars?
We are going to detain you for possession of a car in a Public space and reckless endangerment. You might have killed someone with your car.

Just highlights that MOST Americans ARE Generally Stupid.
Operation of a motor vehicle on public roadways is NOT a right.
Carrying a firearms IS!

lol, great point.

I like how when the officer asked what the buldge in his pocket was he said it was a copy of the constitution

Better answer (that would probably land you in jail): It's my dick, Dick... Wanna see it? *cue youtube video of cop patting down dude and asks what his dick was in his pocket

[jweinsteiger]

"What statute is suspicious activity?" Laws and RIGHTS sure do slow down police work sometimes.

Nice post!

Interesting how ignorance of the LAW is no excuse for us yet our police seen to get away with it all the time. Don't get me wrong I support our police however there is plenty of room for improvement!

[Irving]

If you try to talk to the ATF that way, you end up dead. I understand though, tax work is some seriously dangerous stuff and those guys need to make it home safe every night.

[BigBear]

If you try to talk to the ATF that way, you end up dead. I understand though, tax work is some seriously dangerous stuff and those guys need to make it home safe every night.

Wife of ATF agent: "Hide the dog kids!! Dad's on his way home!"


HAHAHAH

[ronaldrwl]

2 more LEO's schooled on our rights

[68Charger]

hope it's not a crime in ME to record LEO's without their knowledge..

remember the MD traffic stop that was recorded by the citizen's helmet cam? They tried him for an obscure law that barred anyone from recording LEO's in the course of their work.

Well done, though...

[Jeff350]

I enjoyed it. My favorite part was right at the end when he was asking if he was free to go and they wouldn't respond, so he just walked away.

[BushMasterBoy]

Never talk to the police!

[Irving]

I liked the part where he offered them the statute about him not having to provide his ID.

[StagLefty]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought a few years ago the Supreme Court ruled that if asked for an ID by LEO's you had to provide it ??