lancers
Regular Member
So I was working on my car and needed a volt meter so I went to the Maplewood Wal-Mart today around 2pm. I walked through the store and grabbed something else I needed. Then as I was standing in the checkout line, a cop told me to come over. He asked if I was a cop and I said no. He then disarmed me and pulled me into the security room. He asked for my ID and I asked if I had done anything wrong. He told me to stand up and he handcuffed me and took my wallet. Right as he was doing then, I got my phone RECORDING. Then he took me out and put me in the cop car. At this time, there were about 4-5 cops. Surprisingly, he never checked me for another gun.
They then started asking me why I talked to the city manager and I told them I was making sure it was legal. Then they said, "watch your ******* attitude" and slammed the door. They kept talking about how I needed a CCW. Then they said I didn't have one, but I showed them I had one in Florida.
Later they said, "He has his concealed through Florida, but he still can't carry it on his hip"
So then on the way to jail, they told me I had a warrant through St. Louis County for speeding. The thing is, that case is being appealed through the Missouri Court of Appeals-Eastern District. Here in the case number ED95832. I filed this a few months ago through the county, which sent the appeal to the Appeals Court. They wrote on the filing, "no bail". I even contacted the court clerk at the South County municipal court to make sure they knew it was being appealed so they didn't issue a warrant. "Oh yeah, we know. We actually just sent your court file to the central court. We won't issue a warrant". BUT they issued a warrant anyway.
On top of that, one time in court for the speeding ticket, I heard a judge talking to an attorney. She said, "Our system is so messed up, they keep locking people up that aren't supposed to be locked up"
So when we got to jail, the cop called a bunch of people and said to me, "You're not being charged for the gun thing. Wal-Mart doesn't want to press charges". I still had to deal with the bad St. Louis County warrant though.
So after I got bailed out, I went back to get my car and went into Wal-Mart to find out who called the police. They got real smart with me and said they had people come up to them scared. I got the name of the person that called.
Then I went to the police station to get my gun. They were closed so I started banging on the "police only entrance"
A sergeant pulled up and I told him I wanted my gun. He knew who I was and I recorded that conversation too. He said I would have to make an appointment to get it. They also still have my license and CCW permit. I also talked to him about open carry and he said he had never seen anyone in his xx years open carry. I told him he better get used to it, because I will be doing it everyday in Maplewood.
So needless to say, Money morning I am going to get a lawyer.
I'm getting the video/audio recordings upload and will post them later.
They then started asking me why I talked to the city manager and I told them I was making sure it was legal. Then they said, "watch your ******* attitude" and slammed the door. They kept talking about how I needed a CCW. Then they said I didn't have one, but I showed them I had one in Florida.
Later they said, "He has his concealed through Florida, but he still can't carry it on his hip"
So then on the way to jail, they told me I had a warrant through St. Louis County for speeding. The thing is, that case is being appealed through the Missouri Court of Appeals-Eastern District. Here in the case number ED95832. I filed this a few months ago through the county, which sent the appeal to the Appeals Court. They wrote on the filing, "no bail". I even contacted the court clerk at the South County municipal court to make sure they knew it was being appealed so they didn't issue a warrant. "Oh yeah, we know. We actually just sent your court file to the central court. We won't issue a warrant". BUT they issued a warrant anyway.
On top of that, one time in court for the speeding ticket, I heard a judge talking to an attorney. She said, "Our system is so messed up, they keep locking people up that aren't supposed to be locked up"
So when we got to jail, the cop called a bunch of people and said to me, "You're not being charged for the gun thing. Wal-Mart doesn't want to press charges". I still had to deal with the bad St. Louis County warrant though.
So after I got bailed out, I went back to get my car and went into Wal-Mart to find out who called the police. They got real smart with me and said they had people come up to them scared. I got the name of the person that called.
Then I went to the police station to get my gun. They were closed so I started banging on the "police only entrance"
A sergeant pulled up and I told him I wanted my gun. He knew who I was and I recorded that conversation too. He said I would have to make an appointment to get it. They also still have my license and CCW permit. I also talked to him about open carry and he said he had never seen anyone in his xx years open carry. I told him he better get used to it, because I will be doing it everyday in Maplewood.
So needless to say, Money morning I am going to get a lawyer.
I'm getting the video/audio recordings upload and will post them later.
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