re: Have you ever been arrested?

Never arrested but got cuffed and thrown in the back of a cop car once by some piece of shite cop. Dude was the biggest a-hole I’ve ever met in my life. I’ve serioisly never been treated worse by anybody before

Spring break Panama City 2001 I got an MIP. They may have cuffed me but I can’t remember I did not go to jail though.

Arrested once for dui and child endangerment. Plead guilty to misdemeanor reckless driving.

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Have you ever been arrested?

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Arrested? Nope.

Detained by secret service, lsu pd, and Brpd.

Zero charges pressed.

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Let me guess:

USSS = Trump visit

LSUPD = football game

BRPD = disorderly conduct

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Damn all the cops that have detained me have been cool as frick. Only douchebag cops I've had the displeasure of dealing with have been walker and port Vincent for traffic tickets.

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Most BR area cops are chill. Obviously there are exception, but most are at least reasonable. Small towns hire shittier applicants, so you often see them in action. Especially when their job is to be a human radar all day, they get shite on so hard by the public that they grow into raging assholes.

I've heard drunk people call cops some shite that I wouldn't call my worst enemy. Drunk people are like children who know how to pick out exactly what you hate about yourself.

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No, I respect the rule of law.

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As do I but makes no difference. My ex-wife had filed a BS protective order, we were able to document insurmountable evidence proving she was lying, my attorney informed hers and to prevent her from risking a conviction for perjury and falsifying evidence, he agreed to dismiss the suit. Turned out she didn't sign the dismissal until after the scheduled trial date... my attorney advised me it was dropped and no need to attend, the judge issued a bench warrant, I was picked up leaving my home, cuffed, and taken to parish prison... where I stayed 3 full days. You cannot post bond for a bench warrant and must remain in prison until you are brought before the judge. Which I finally was, while wearing an orange suit w/ankle shackles, 100% innocent and after a lifetime of exemplary behavior and contributions to the betterment of my community, and two years before I took my early retirement. Of course, all charges were dropped and dismissed instantly...

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by some piece of shite cop. Dude was the biggest a-hole I’ve ever met in my life. I’ve seriously never been treated worse by anybody before

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If being imprisoned for nothing wasn't bad enough, I still could have written it off as just "part of life". Instead, I completely lost all previous respect for Baton Rouge law enforcement. Even though I complied in every way possible with all those I encountered, the manner in which I, and really every other "inmate" was treated was absolutely despicable and reprehensible. These so-called "men" who I once believed were "serving" our community were nothing but ignorant, common punks and thugs... behavior like you see in movies that depict corrupt, sadistic, and pathological social outcasts with badges and guns.

I get it that a man can become callous and insensitive when dealing with society's riff-raff on a daily basis. But, what I experienced and witnessed makes me wonder now if these claims that police are nothing but thugs guilty of corrupt, unethical, illegal treatment, and criminal killings aren't true.

my rap sheet and my record are very different.
(i think i said that right)