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A good LEO encounter

thebigsd

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Yea, good cop on this one. Somebody else posted this video already. I find I troubling that there are so many bad cop videos posted on here all different cop. Then when someone posts a good cop it's the same guy. There has got to be more than one good cop out there, right?!?!?
 
Tony4310

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It's not that their are not good cops out there. The problem is you hand a handful of people that only want to post the bad ones and never post good encounters.
 
hermannr

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We have a whole county full of good cops (Sheriff, Town, or WSP)...nobody video's here, why bother? I am sure there are other counties that are the same as ours, with the same reaction...video a police encounter? What for.
 
thebigsd

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ManInBlack said:
I don't understand why the officer disarmed him, and why he was carrying an unloaded pistol in the first place.
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The video took place in California where they only allow unloaded open carry. By law, officers are allowed to perform "e" checks to ensure the firearm is unloaded.
 
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thebigsd said:
The video took place in California where they only allow unloaded open carry. By law, officers are allowed to perform "e" checks to ensure the firearm is unloaded.
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Ah...I had assumed this was in Missouri. I'm aware of the suspicionless assaults and seizures that the people have allowed to be imposed on them in the People's Republik of Kalifornia.
 
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