[kellyhound]

5/10/2013
Cotati, California. Police surround an apartment responding to a noise complaint with guns drawn.

The 3 occupants refuse to relinquish their 4th amendment rights to the police's demands at gun point to enter the premises without a search warrant or probable cause.

(The police only holster their weapons after the camera is turned on.)
The occupants are continue in non-aggressively exercising their rights to which the police respond by kicking in the door, assaulting the female and tazing the cameraman 4 times resulting in the shorting out of the camera.

All of the occupants are charged with obstruction.

[IceCreamMan]

Another "my rights" nutcase. Being a law-abiding citizen myself, I've never been able to understand why it would be such a problem to allow the police to come in and look around - unless, of course, unless I have something to hide...

[gatagato]

Originally Posted by IceCreamMan ↗

Another "my rights" nutcase. Being a law-abiding citizen myself, I've never been able to understand why it would be such a problem to allow the police to come in and look around - unless, of course, unless I have something to hide...

That is.
Or were the cops supposed to leave without making sure everyone inside the apartment was safe, so they could get charged for neglect of duty, after a neighbor had called 911 claiming that there was a case of possible domestic violence going on?
Why didn't he just come out to show that everything was fine?

[LERK]

I have a long criminal past and I have been arrested many times. I have never been treated with anything but respect. I always complied and obeyed commands. I was breaking the law and they were doing there job. fuck these idiots I'm with the cops on this one.

[Desensitisation]

Originally Posted by fletch ↗

I have a long criminal past and I have been arrested many times. I have never been treated with anything but respect. I always complied and obeyed commands. I was breaking the law and they were doing there job. fuck these idiots I'm with the cops on this one.

Not sure if should congratulate you or give you the finger... probably both.

[uncleanone]

smartasses are so retarded

[dubinskys1]

Domestic violence laws give the police not the option but the order to ensure everything is under control.

[Faline]

I lol at the end

[meade2763]

hahaha this video is so funny.

[Arevalosocom]

Victimless crime that police chose to escalte force because they can. Nothing more.