Quote (IceMage @ Sep 10 2024 10:36am)

An understandable part about the paranoia of cops approaching a vehicle is they are alone, or with only one other person. There were several cops there, they are approaching a vehicle worth a lot of money, so the reaction no longer makes sense. It's not a honda civic with blacked out windows.

The cop was used to dealing with other circumstances, and he failed to adjust to this circumstance.

Quote (RedFromWinter @ Sep 10 2024 10:56am)

One of those officers is not like the others. Big butthurt ego, then talks spanglish

Quote (thesnipa @ Sep 10 2024 11:12am)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLKRKwmAtt8

Over the weekend star wide receiver and Miami Dolphin Tyreek Hill was detained on his way to the stadium.

He was initially pulled over for what police cite as reckless driving. and police noticed he also wasnt wearing a seatbelt.

the second he rolls his window down he's combative, which is his right. his first mistake however was rolling his window back up, especially because it has such a dark tint.

in this scenario its entirely acceptable for police during a traffic stop to demand he leave his window down, for their safety. what follows however is a mess.

in a matter of 5 seconds or under he's told "keep the window down"...."or i'll get you out of the car"...."matter fact get out the car"....."open the door".

then a 2nd officer barges in, opens the door, pulls tyreek out, and pushes him to the ground. not an assault, but too aggressive and too fast to be in line with training guidelines.

later in the stop he's given about 1 second to sit down before he's pushed into sitting on the curb. the same aggressive officer goes on to threaten and give conflicting commands to tyreek's team mates who pulled over.

as we often see in these situations legal but unadvisable behavior sets off the most aggressive officer in the bunch, who then goes on to escalate the situation without any other officers stepping in to deescalate. all it would take is one cool headed officer, and there were several present, asking the clearly agitated officer to clear the perimeter or step off to contact dispatch for a superior officer on site. there was a crowd gathering and someone needed to do that anyways. instead they all sit back and allow a cop to stay hot even while the suspect is in cuffs and danger is off the table.

unfortunately we dont have video of tyreeks driving which apparently prompted the stop, as cams seem to trigger on once they initiate the stop.

tl;dr guy in a wife beater swerving lanes gets pulled over in a mclaren with blacked out windows, on the cell phone during the stop tries to roll up windows. lazily responds to lawful but aggressive commands, and overzealous officer escalates the situation well above what is warranted.

Quote (thesnipa @ Sep 10 2024 10:12am)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLKRKwmAtt8

Over the weekend star wide receiver and Miami Dolphin Tyreek Hill was detained on his way to the stadium.

He was initially pulled over for what police cite as reckless driving. and police noticed he also wasnt wearing a seatbelt.

the second he rolls his window down he's combative, which is his right. his first mistake however was rolling his window back up, especially because it has such a dark tint.

in this scenario its entirely acceptable for police during a traffic stop to demand he leave his window down, for their safety. what follows however is a mess.

in a matter of 5 seconds or under he's told "keep the window down"...."or i'll get you out of the car"...."matter fact get out the car"....."open the door".

then a 2nd officer barges in, opens the door, pulls tyreek out, and pushes him to the ground. not an assault, but too aggressive and too fast to be in line with training guidelines.

later in the stop he's given about 1 second to sit down before he's pushed into sitting on the curb. the same aggressive officer goes on to threaten and give conflicting commands to tyreek's team mates who pulled over.

as we often see in these situations legal but unadvisable behavior sets off the most aggressive officer in the bunch, who then goes on to escalate the situation without any other officers stepping in to deescalate. all it would take is one cool headed officer, and there were several present, asking the clearly agitated officer to clear the perimeter or step off to contact dispatch for a superior officer on site. there was a crowd gathering and someone needed to do that anyways. instead they all sit back and allow a cop to stay hot even while the suspect is in cuffs and danger is off the table.

unfortunately we dont have video of tyreeks driving which apparently prompted the stop, as cams seem to trigger on once they initiate the stop.

tl;dr guy in a wife beater swerving lanes gets pulled over in a mclaren with blacked out windows, on the cell phone during the stop tries to roll up windows. lazily responds to lawful but aggressive commands, and overzealous officer escalates the situation well above what is warranted.

Quote (IceMage @ 10 Sep 2024 17:36)

The cop was used to dealing with other circumstances, and he failed to adjust to this circumstance.

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Sep 10 2024 05:22pm)

Oh, the cops adjusted to the circumstances at the end when they realized who they were dealing with; that they had arrested a legit NFL superstar who would have money, legal support and public opinion on his side if this situation escalated any further.


They shifted from "respect my authoritah!!!1"-mode into "haha, this was all just a good ol' misunderstanding, let's shake hands and be friends again" real quick, didn't they? Pathetic.

Quote (Black XistenZ @ Sep 10 2024 06:22pm)

Oh, the cops adjusted to the circumstances at the end when they realized who they were dealing with; that they had arrested a legit NFL superstar who would have money, legal support and public opinion on his side if this situation escalated any further.


They shifted from "respect my authoritah!!!1"-mode into "haha, this was all just a good ol' misunderstanding, let's shake hands and be friends again" real quick, didn't they? Pathetic.