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sKiTzo

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So the taxpayers will put out the enormous cost of buying, maintaining, and enforcing the wearing of these headcams, but the decision of what is valid conduct or not will rest with an arbitrary judge? Of course, it will be agreed upon ahead of time that all judges are impartial? Tell me, what happens if some day you disagree with the judge's decision?
That's a very good point except how many times is a judge going to rule against solid video evidence before he (or she) is removed from the bench?
 
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sKiTzo

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They really have no great incentive to issue citations for monetary gain.
You're kidding , right? The courts are a source of astronomical revenue...it's legal racketeering.


or he has made himself known to the local police for some reason and they have decided that he needs some attention for some reason. I suspect his issues have more to do with railing against authority than any REAL attempt at a constructive fix for any perceived problems
All due respect sir, I have not been pulled over in well over a year. My concern is for the community at large. Don't you follow the news? Do you just automatically flip the channel when cops are tasering a civilian that is not resisting? It could never happen to you so who cares, right?


But, based upon his deleted threads and posts,
I was just curious, WHAT deleted threads and posts?
 
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