klos63
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21 minutes ago, Just Jack said:
Someone higher up on the force had Hill on his Fantasy Football Team.
That was my first thought.
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22 minutes ago, MasterStrategist said:
You do know that's illegal? But now you're OK with an illegal search just to prove your point.
You're on a clear mission here. It's called act civilized in the situation and follow law. Simple as that.
I would think if they had reasonable suspicion, they could search the car. But here's the point... they obviously were not worried about him having a gun. If they were, they wouldn't just stand next to the window.
Rolling up your window is uncivilized? Interesting take, who's the one on a mission here?
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8 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:
Rolling up a blacked out window is zero safety. How about punching the gas pedal and taking off?
What's behind a window one can't see through... A weapon that will blast right through.
He didn't comply after having window all the way down, he raises it back up and ignores them. That's a red safety flag.
And , obviously, the cops were wrong. He had no gun. And if they were concerned about a gun, stop banging on the fricking window and get away.
They did not look like they were worried about getting shot through the window.
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23 minutes ago, 4merper4mer said:
If they did would you be on here complaining about an illegal search? Yup. But they didn’t search so now you’re on complaining about the lack of a search.
No I wouldn't. Nice try. But if they did this because they feared that he had a gun, wouldn't it make sense to look for a gun? And I'm not complaining, just stating the obvious. Keep trying, you made some reasonable points earlier, this isn't one of them.
1 minute ago, AlfaBill said:1 minute ago, AlfaBill said:Because no NFL player or pro athlete for that matter was ever involved in a crime with a gun…..
Yeah, and no cop has ever abused his power.
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9 minutes ago, MasterStrategist said:
It's not wielding power over others.
This is a soapbox speech coming from personal situation/strong feeling, I applaud your enthusiasm.
However, Hill did not comply and could've very easily been concealing a weapon behind blacked out windows. Hills attitude along with non-compliance, is what escalated the situation.
This is not a traffic cop wielding power. It's a non-compliant, law breaking citizen who thinks they can do and say whatever they'd like. Everyone moves on with their day in 15 minutes if Hill doesn't try to control the situation
Did the cops search the car for a weapon after pulling him out? Nope.
They weren't worried about NFL superstar having a gun.
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1 hour ago, TFBillsfan said:
Thus far I’ve seen ZERO accountability from Hill. The guy was going 60mph over the limit. That’s how people get killed. His attitude was give me a ticket so I can be on my way. He literally was trying to leverage his NFL status.
According to FL law: Reckless driving in Florida is not just a minor traffic infraction; it’s a criminal offense that can result in significant penalties.
At the end of the day, this will become highly political but I’m not sure the cops crossed the line. I think anyone that did what he did would have resulted in the same outcome. I’m sure others may disagree though.
If he committed a criminal offense, why wasn't he arrested immediately and why was he let go?
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1 hour ago, MphsBillsfan said:
How hard is it to comply? If he had an issue with the officer deal with it later.
Crying for his agent shows entitled he thinks he is.
He pulled over, handed over license and registration. He complied.
Why can't cops deal with simple *****.
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4 minutes ago, MasterStrategist said:
Are you and @bruffalo serious?
If you watched the video, Hill was immediately disrespectful to the officer. The officer was patient and didn't explode immediately. Hill then followed up by not complying with a normal/simple request of keeping his window down (when it's backed out, police need line of sight).
Hills situation was his own doing: speeding, disrespectful, not following simple instructions.
We've seen Hills entitled behavior before. But regardless of a white, black, Asian, etc man- you simply comply with police. Period.
You don't have to do everything a cop tells you to do. You have rights.
Cops need to get off their power trips.
It's not against the law to be disrespectful.
If Hill deserved to be handcuffed, why did they let him go. Why not take him to jail? Because the cops knew they were wrong.
1 minute ago, TFBillsfan said:Agree and we all should expect more from our citizens as a society!
All Hill did that was against the law was speed.
It's not the same thing.
3 minutes ago, GolfandBills said:Hill should be in jail anyway so I couldn’t care less how he was treated. He deserves what he gets
What are you, a cop?
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1 hour ago, Simon said:
I am guessing that the command to roll down his tinted window so that he was visible to the officer was not illegal.
Both parties were asshats, imo.
But we should expect more from cops.
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He had a tough night. Detroit has dynamic receivers, but it wasn't pretty.
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2 hours ago, Playoffs? said:
I would think that best case scenario is that there's absolutely nothing wrong with his hand.
A broken bone would appear to be a bad scenario. But I'm no doctor.
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29 minutes ago, VW82 said:
Think we need to wait for all 22 to fairly judge the secondary. You're not going to believe this but our safeties looked to be out of position a bunch when they should've been providing help.
Safeties were and still are my biggest concern on the defense. I don' think the original plan was to have either of the 2 that started today, to start.
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I wonder if the league took bad weather into account when making this rule.
You get a real windy game late in the season, you'll see a lot of drives starting at the 40.
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54 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
Hate how the Bills are so slow to incorporate rookie defenders when other teams do so with great success.
Specifically, who earned a job that isn't seeing action?
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13 minutes ago, TFBillsfan said:
Will it be Edwards or Bishop if both are healthy?
Edwards, I would think
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1 minute ago, Boatdrinks said:
Maybe not, but still doesn’t mean you should do
And cops shouldn't kneel on a guy, handcuffed, because his feelings were hurt.
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2 hours ago, Boatdrinks said:
How about just having a little respect and not acting like a huge POS ?
It's not against the law to act like a POS.
The cop has been placed on administrative leave.
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1 hour ago, Mojo44 said:
Verbally interfering with a law officer while in the line of duty is not constitutionally protected speech.
Yeah, cops never overreact
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1 hour ago, djp14150 said:
Pulled over for speeding
cited for s reckless driving
he was arrested due to his verbal altercation with the officer
No love lost for Hill or the dolphins, but we still have free speech , how do you get arrested for yelling at a cop? If that's what happened, it's wrong.
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Just now, Ethan in Cleveland said:
Not offended. Just found it boring and don't understand what the connection to football is.
If it makes you happy I can't stand the draft kings commercials too
The national anthem doesn't have a connection to football either.
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Just now, ROCBillsBeliever said:
All this Mahomes ballwashing is legit disgusting... Can somebody just sack that frog, and get the game going, already?
3 super bowls wins will do that.
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1 minute ago, Blackbeard said:
Disagree. Annoying as hell and way way way too long. HARD pass.
Same with the anthem.
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Hours of pregame idiocy and some of your are so offended by a song.
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2 minutes ago, Blackbeard said:
What the hell song is this chick singing and why?
It's called Lift Every Voice. I think first time I've listened to the entire song. It's a lovely song.
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Tyreek Hill apparently arrested this morning…
in The Stadium Wall
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tough crap for the ***** cop. No law against being a prick with an ego... that would eliminate a lot of cops.
It's not their playground.
Let's see what happens when you physically force someone to comply.