A state trooper pulled over a FBI agent and threw him in the back of his crusier. The agent new he was profiled. Smh so After about 5 minutes the FBI agent in the back of cops crusier. He requested medical attention. It literally ruined the state troopers day. To the point he tried letting the FBI agent go. But the FBI agent made sure he got that full work.

So what have we learned from this. Cameras are definitely great. Record them record them record them. Just don't forget to request medical attention Everytime when they pull you over. Make them work harder. Let the city or town they represent pick up that medical bill as well.. ✊🏿

This post was edited by newyorknewjersey on Jun 4 2020 02:08am

I think you are misinformed on this incident. From the video that FBI agent was not pulled over. He called the trooper on his personal phone number and asked for a meeting. The meeting was about a ticket the trooper had written and then voided.
The ticket in question involved a Hit and run. So the trooper was under investigation he went back to his cruiser to look up the ticket to "refresh" his memory on it. While doing so he called a superior who then advises him that the agent did not go through "proper" channels. This now lead to a series of events where the officer acts as if the agent did not show him proper identification. The ran his plates and the name he gave them through a database. One of the databases they claimed to have found was one of a terrorist watch list. after that he was cuffed and placed in the back of the officers car for aprrox 10 mins (maybe have not watched the vid in a min as it is old news). It was long enough for the officer to retell his story to every other officer who would show up and listen to it.
Then a mans voice can be heard over the radio telling them the dude is clear and they are to promptly release the FBI agent. Then the agent requests for ambulance not only by the troopers there but on his own radio hes had this whole time. Reports being he suffered from heat stroke.

This post was edited by Theology on Jun 4 2020 02:34am

In France June 3 2020 Tear gas and pepper spray used against people protesting the death of a youth who was in police custody!





This post was edited by Djunior on Jun 4 2020 02:43am

Regardless of how they encountered started. He gave us citizens the key!

for asking for medical help? yea good luck bro.

Well considering I've already used it I can say. Yes it's works. From my own personal experience. The officer literally threw my license back into my car. Not hand it to me but threw it back into my car. He then preceded to get in his car and turned his lights on and speed away at a hundred miles per hour. From my personal experience it definitely worked for me!

I think the most important factor is the lack of a proper social security/welfare system in the U.S.
In Europe, all those poor, underprivileged people (minorities and whites alike) still have their basic needs covered so there is no immediate urgency or pressure to resort to crime to make a living.

Unmitigated poverty is THE key driver of crime in America, and the high level of crime inevitably leads to 1. more confrontations between police and criminals and 2. a more tense, cautious, trigger-happy police force. Racism, gun prevalence and such all exacerbate the issue, but at its root, it imho is about poverty and a lack of basic social security.

Which btw also provides an explanation for why this hasnt changed in all those years: increasing the level of social security would indirectly lead to increased wages and thus cut into corporate profits.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jun 4 2020 03:50am

What's fascinating here is this money damage as a starting point. I makes me feels justice is based on money.
Seems this forces to a take a side. That is probably one of the main problem, a culture of "taking a side".

I think that removing qualified immunity may cause alot of troubles, this is why since year it has not being touched. People would reversingly abuse it.
However maybe it could be modified by introducing purely independant investigations, from indenpendant entities. Cost a bit money.



This is right, but also in the cultural sense there's also a layer of "tracing" to the citizen even the poorest, the state structure, the culture of "being a part of the system" is much more present imo.
After that yes: GINI INDEX vs EU make things clear. May have to add others factors like political choices to dilute poor urban areas instead of to let them concentrate to a point of no-return (even in europe we have the problem, it's much lower)
And finally the massive amount of firearms.


I see no magic solution, vote for Ocasio-cortez and keep her in charge for 30 years, eventually lol.




An example of police doing their job properly; much method and these very controlled sprays on faces. Absolutely perfect !
Unfortunately the social media spread your country disease here, using some very old issue we had 5 years ago (young one who probably had a panic attack - believe me)
This is why i'm advocating for the immediate shutdown of americans social media plateforms in Europe.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Jun 4 2020 04:47am

Well it may be money based. However there needs to be more reform to it. Just granting immunity from personal suit is not enough. It gives officers nothing to lose.

We also need dedicated unbiased checks and balances. I have been arrested while having my rights violated. The processes to report an officer misconduct is 100% with its own department. With lack of transparency to boot. There needs to be much more transparency when it comes to officer reforms and misconducts. There needs to be a strike system. To many "bad" cops have found themselves in new departments.

Wow thats a good answer.