TN family and one hell of an escalation of a traffic stop

[Guest PapaB]

No charges to be filed against any officers. Plenty of pitiful to go around on both sides of that incedent.

[jcoosi]

Seen this morning on news the officer that fired shots has been fired from force. In his report he said "I fired 3 shots at rear tire in order to immoblize vehicle in a remote area. So as to not cause harm to anyone else". He has 30 days to appeal.

[CQB Elite]

Seen this morning on news the officer that fired shots has been fired from force. In his report he said "I fired 3 shots at rear tire in order to immoblize vehicle in a remote area. So as to not cause harm to anyone else". He has 30 days to appeal.

Guess that agency doesn't own spike strips......

[Chucktshoes]

Problem is the bad officers we hear about every day makes people think they can refuse or resist any officer and that is not the case. And even if the officer that pulled her over was 100% wrong for doing so the driver cannot just refuse to comply or fight the officer. She has the courts for that. When civillians are allowed to physically resist officers when they think they are being wronged we will fall into anarchy shortly after.

I just noticed this and I gotta say that is a bunch of crap. The Indiana State Supreme Court took the same position as you and the people of the state and it's legislature were so aghast they changed the law to clear up that but of unjustness. A badge doesn't make a person special and confer upon them power to violate other citizens' rights at will. Badge or no, if a person poses a danger to my family or myself, I will use whatever means I have available to me that I believe are appropriate. Even up to and including lethal force if required.

When a government agent can do whatever they want and can't be resisted even if they are 100% wrong with the only recourse being after the fact appeals to a court structure that is biased towards their side we will fall into tyranny shortly after. Oh wait...