dude backflips over cop

[JetBlast]

crazy people out there! happened on halloween. he dressed up as a ghostbuster and he was drunk.

You Tube

You Tube

[dylanjacobus]

That's a coordinated drunk.

[wisegunner]

Those two fatties did not like that at all.

[gsxr313]

It would have been better if after the flip he bolted and got away.

[Mr. Fluffer]

Retard.

[berencam]

i love when they told him what he was under arrest for "your under arrest for mischief, ann ann annd and being drunk...in public" yea thats it lol.

[GS220]

Fat cop.

[SmithgsxR]

Haha that's awesome. I'm not even coordinated enough to do that sober, lol.

[le skid]

Then he threatens to arrest the guy filming? For what exactly?

[dylanjacobus]

Originally Posted by le skid

Then he threatens to arrest the guy filming? For what exactly?

Not speaking about all cops obviously, but it seems they always tell people to stop or they'll get arrested. Do they train cops about the laws regarding filming?

[Motionelco]

Win

[berencam]

Originally Posted by dylanjacobus

Not speaking about all cops obviously, but it seems they always tell people to stop or they'll get arrested. Do they train cops about the laws regarding filming?

Several states, countys, and local citys, have passed laws regarding the filming of a public official. So in some areas, the interpretation of the law is that it is illegal. Now, weather or not its constitutional or not, that is usually always debated.

[JetBlast]

where is tlee when you need him

[dylanjacobus]

Originally Posted by berencam

Several states, countys, and local citys, have passed laws regarding the filming of a public official. So in some areas, the interpretation of the law is that it is illegal. Now, weather or not its constitutional or not, that is usually always debated.

Got it.

[Jameasun]

its not so much the video of the cops that is unlawfull it is the audio recording. Many have been charged with wiretapping voliations because they captured audio.

[Starsky]

Originally Posted by le skid

Then he threatens to arrest the guy filming? For what exactly?

Well I could venture an educated guess. They are at a drunken out of control party, he could very easily be drunk in public, part of the causing a disturbance

[yup]

Originally Posted by berencam

Several states, countys, and local citys, have passed laws regarding the filming of a public official. So in some areas, the interpretation of the law is that it is illegal. Now, weather or not its constitutional or not, that is usually always debated.

dude...

I appreciate the fact that you clearly tried to pass on some of your knowledge about counties and local cities. However, the constitution will never be considered in any argument based on the weather. The aforementioned will always be true, unlike something that is usually true.

My sole intention here is to highlight some of your errors to an otherwise informative post.

[Knight2211]

Originally Posted by yup

dude...

I appreciate the fact that you clearly tried to pass on some of your knowledge about counties and local cities. However, the constitution will never be considered in any argument based on the weather. The aforementioned will always be true, unlike something that is usually true.

My sole intention here is to highlight some of your errors to an otherwise informative post.

[JetBlast]

this is getting fun

[93goatfucker04]

Originally Posted by gsxr313

It would have been better if after the flip he bolted and got away.

I would have liked to see him do that too.


Because I guarantee that second cop would have tackled the fuck out of him