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Ohio Rev. Code § 2921.29- https://bit.ly/3iWHTuK

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44 thoughts on “Officers Detain Lawyer On His Own Property”
  1. That lawyer is just another race baiter
    It was the erroneous call that was ‘racist’ at best
    It was the officers being misinformed that gave this loser an excuse to act out his pathetic second agenda
    Race had nothing to do with it

  2. Our country's police are desperate to cause problems for people even though it can ruin lives or make people miserable when the situation is simple and been proven not a problem. This is not good this shows our police are bad and making our people look bad on paper no matter what. Other countries judge us for this and it can make them say no way we're going to allow an American I come visit here when their known for being labeled as problems.

  3. why would it not be his dumpster if he's a tenant & it's the only one???? SADLY i HONESTLY wonder if it would've been SUSPICIOUS if he LOOKED DIFFERENT & i truly hate to even consider that 😔

  4. Traffic stops are not dangerous to police. In 2019, only 6 officers were ended by bad guys in the entirety of the US. That's out of an estimated 20-40 million traffic stops conducted. The courts use the "danger" myth to stomp on our rights. They constantly use "officer safety" to stomp on our rights.

  5. These cops are paid by the public to police the public. They have no business patrolling the dumpsters on private property where people hire private security if they deem it necessary..

  6. Apparently, in the Land of the Free, you can do anything, except
    -drive (a mud flap is missing)
    -rest (no loitering)
    -live (door will be broken down without a warrant)
    -speak (that's disorderly conduct)
    -use dumpsters (seriously why?)

  7. I don't understand how simply throwing trash in a container is suspicious to begin with. That is about as ordinary as an activity can get.

  8. How this should have went:
    “Hey how’s it going”
    “I work in the building here is my business card”
    “Ok have a nice day”
    Pigs

  9. You have got to be kidding me! Those cops have nothing better to do with their time questioning a lawyer over throwing his garbage in his own garbage bin! After showing them his business card and his drivers license, that just blows my mind dudes

  10. Rather than ask and get denied, why not run the 'plate #' to find out who owns the car, that would give them a name and address to also 'run' and they get a their drivers to see if they match. If they are not the owner of the vehicle, then they have to show ID or be arrested on suspicion of GTA. In my case I would cover what I could so just the name was visible to an Officers eyes.
    Run the plate before making contact, then say something like, 'Good morning Mary Jane.' If he says 'gender change' I have no further advice.

  11. 10:38 Is the reason why cop are so power hungry looking to run peoples id's to pick people up on warrants its sad its like crack for them all I hear in these videos is let me see your id

  12. I was on the guys side untill he gotta pull race card seen alot of these videos and theres more white peaple getting harrased mabye we should say that

  13. Police in Europe dont waste gov money looking for petty issues. They are available for when crisis occurs to assist their citizens.

  14. “We have his name, let’s run it and see what we can find” the main reason he was apprehensive of the stop was literally just proven there.

    He didn’t want his ID recorded so that they wouldn’t run it. The second they’re alone they try to run it…

  15. WOW! That's a good one! I had to pause the video to make sure I heard what I heard. The laws of this land are supposed to be written so that the "GENERAL" public can understand the written laws and statutes so that they can COMPLY with said laws, and statutes!

  16. I would venture to say a reasonable person would just automatically assume that a renter/owner of office space would have access to trash cans on the property. The cops just couldn't let that hit to their ego go when he told them not to run his id.

  17. You give them the id there is a problem you dont give them an id there is a problem. I'd suggest kill yourself the moment an officer comes to you. They will feel better that way. Shitty judicial system.

  18. It's ridiculous. Would they guard the dumpster all day and ask everyone and anyone using it for their ID???

  19. The problem is he willingly gave them his ID. So they have a right to mark it down. If he didn’t want them to do that he shouldn’t have given them his ID. He’s a lawyer and should know that. Now that being said after writing it down or whatever they should’ve left and let him be on his way. And the racial bias nonsense is ridiculous. They were very professional and kind. This guy needs to become a better lawyer

  20. I was with the lawyer all the way till the end where he said it was racial issue… now he can just go screw himself who gives a crap what a piece of shit. People like him continue to rot society.
    They're just moron cops. There are tons of videos of cops doing this same crap to white people. But when it happens to a black guy now it's a race issue? Fuck off.

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