Unhinged Cops Illegally BREAK INTO Veteran’s Home To Harass Him! Is This How We Treat Our Vets?

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9:15 This cop is a psycho. and he is ignorant of FS 901.151. Just because an officer ASKS doesn't mean you HAVE TO GIVE I.D.

The law is also ambiguous. When I drive my car I have two wheels in contact with the road. It should read “only” two wheels in contact with the road.

if you leave a door wide open, a cop can just walk in. they will use "exigent circumstances" specifically in this case.

they'll treat you like absolute garbage because they think you cant afford to hold them accountable.

I mean, I'd prefer that the police don't treat anybody like that, being a vet shouldn't matter when it comes to constitutional rights

I hate police.

I don’t think officers will ever learn/understand the laws concerning having to show ID. If they can’t figure out something as simple as that then there is absolutely no hope for any of them.

According to them nothing they ever do goes against their department’s policies, which makes no sense because you would think violating constitutional rights and/or breaking the law would be part of their policies.

How can he not have violated policy, when he violated civil rights??? I'd want that captains badge.

On the side of the road is a terrible place to hold court!

The cops look like they are doing something by hassling this cat…. It is a lot safer than going after dangerous criminals.

Amazing stupidity 😮

I said it when it first came out and I'll say it again. In the first video there is clearly more going on, name one other instance that the CHIEF shows up to a trespass.

Like I tell my son, side of the road is not the place to argue. Save it for the Judge.

The motor cycle rider is very lucky the cop didn’t beat him up the arrest him.

Unfortunately, yes. He should have chosen a different status, something more socially accepted these days, like identifying as gay or transgender. But as a Christian, a veteran, or a conservative, you’re often targeted over the smallest issues. While others might get a pass for even blatant rule-breaking, it sometimes feels like people would make an example out of you for a minor misstep.

This is a harsh reality for followers of Jesus Christ. People know that those who follow Christ are more likely to extend grace, leaning toward forgiveness and offering second chances. This kindness can make believers seem like easy targets, especially for those who think they can take advantage without consequence.

There’s something deeper going on too. Many people harbor an unconscious resentment toward those who openly serve Christ, even if they don’t fully understand it themselves. Faith, commitment to Christ’s teachings, and the peace it brings can stir up confusion and hostility in others who aren’t sure why they feel that way.

Then there’s the reality of serving the country. For some, knowing that someone has made that sacrifice can inspire respect, but for others, it creates resentment. Instead of honoring the dedication and privilege that comes with service, they might dismiss or criticize it. The good you’ve done or the sacrifices you’ve made can feel like a threat to them—a reminder of values that point others toward Christ, something they’d rather not see.

Standing firm in your beliefs today can bring pushback. But these challenges remind us of Christ’s own path—a journey that, though difficult, leads others to the truth. Hold fast, because the values you stand for are worth it, no matter the opposition.

And remember we not only serve a good God but a just one as well. These Cops deeds will not go unnoticed.