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Your whole rant assumes the guy did in fact run the stop sign(s). If he did not and that was the alleged reason for the stop, the entire stop was possibly illegal. However, without his recording and questioning of the cop, he would have no evidence to submit in his defense.

There's nothing wrong with asking questions. There's nothing wrong with disagreeing about the stop sign and about the speeding.

In the video, the situation turned when, for the 3rd time, the officer asked him for license/registration and the kid said "no,no,no...hold on" to continue to argue that he wasn't speeding.

He already stated he wasn't speeding. He had whatever "evidence" he needed to contest the stop.

The cop definitely failed to de-escalate the situation but there wouldn't have been a situation to de-escalate had the driver produced his license/registration after being asked repeatedly to do so.

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Posted by Volvagia

Fort Worth

Member since Mar 2006

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Posted on 7/23/14 at 11:19 am to ZereauxSum

Everything you just said x2

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Posted by MrBiriwa

Biriwa,OH

Member since Nov 2010

7116 posts

Posted on 7/23/14 at 11:25 am to ZereauxSum

Love how the cop throws in the "speeding" portion when challenged about getting pulled over for a stop sign....just tells me he pulled the guy over for no reason whatsoever.

Ive never been asked to step out of a car for a moving violation. The officer in the video is a clown and I hope he gets fired over this. The man in the video was not combative, he was complying with the officer by getting the requested info, but he did question the officer as to why he was pulled over. If thats cause for an officer to open your car door and yank you out....then this country is way worse off than I thought.

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