1. Don't refer to machines as "vehicles". What we drive rarely meets the legal definition of vehicle. It's usually a machine. 2. Don't refer to us as civilians, as if you aren't a civilians. Refer to us as Citizens, with a capital C. Someone in full-time military employment is not a civilian. Everyone who is not in full-time military employment, is a civilian. Military Reserves & Guards, are civilian when not activated. 3. Don't refer to yourself as law enforcement. Those words are part of a job description & you're rarely enforcing any law. Refer to yourself as a peace officer & remember that you are a civilian, employed by a civilian corporation the same as Street Sweepers, Garbage Men, Road Workers, & etc. 4. Don't lie, scheme, entrap, coerce, escalate, plant, trick, or etc. 5. Don't perform or allow double standards. 6. Know that you've devolved into the Badged-Brethren R.I.C.O., far from what Sir Robert Peele intended, & far worse than Frank Serpico ever combatted against. You are not the Good Guys. You are a R.I.C.O.
1. semantics 2. true (capital C is seeming a bit entitled but if you want i guess) 3. semantics (also i think you've got it wrong - they enforce the law, but they are not peace officers) 4. true 5. true 6. a bit dramatic but not incorrect
4 things not to say to a cop during a traffic stop; 1. Is that powdered sugar on your lips? 2. I thought you had to be in shape to be a cop. 3. Did you take a sensitivity awareness class? 4. You don’t have to look in the trunk, do you?
Good video, but as an American law enforcement organization why would you use TikTok to create or distribute a video? TikTok is owned by the Chinese and the data goes directly to Chinese servers, but I’m sure you knew that, right?
