Don’t fall for these trick questions if you’re pulled over by police!

[Justin Nitsuj]

As a black person, you don't give the police any reason to fukk with you. I could say that complying with the police does work, but sometimes that could end in tragedy

 

[BaggerofTea]

If you're Black, your objective is to make the stop as short as possible, this means complying.

Pure stupidity and how people get fried out of their rights to being locked up for shyt they had nothing to do with.


Shut the fukk up with this nonsense.

 

[Matt504]

True, but you don't abdicate your "Rights" because of that fear. You don't make yourself safer by making it easier for the police to mess you over without having to worry about any consequences of doing it. You be polite, respectful, but also assert your Rights. You end up in court, you have given your lawyer the tools needed to effectively defend you and also later own push for some redress. You hand over your "Rights" and you have just made yourself an easy mark for corrupt cops.

You've have multiple times of police trying to get something on you for just existing, and I'm assuming you weren't handing over your rights in these instances, right?

 

[Matt504]

Pure stupidity and how people get fried out of their rights to being locked up for shyt they had nothing to do with.


Shut the fukk up with this nonsense.

what does it mean to get "fried out of your rights"?

 

[BaggerofTea]

During the interrogations of the Baltimore Gun Trace Task Force serveral officers admitted that they wouldn't prolong stops with Black people that they thought were educated, middle class or acknowledged their rights. They were extremely corrupt, stole money, planted guns and drugs and literally said out of their own mouths that they avoid people who defended themselves and preyed on people who were poor, uneducated and emotional.

Exactly, a duppy know who fi frieghten.

 

[BaggerofTea]

what does it mean to get "fried out of your rights"?

Exactly what it means, you give up your rights only to compound the civil rights violations

 

[FLYINHAWAIIAN]

If his "goal" was to "Reduce the Interaction Time" with the police...
Allowing them to search your car, actually EXTENDS the time, SMH!

No Black Man/Woman/Child in America, should allow a cop to unlawfully search their Car, House, Etc...

Breh must think dirty cops are rare

 

[Yapdatfool]

 

[Matt504]

Exactly what it means, you give up your rights only to compound the civil rights violations

getting "fried out of your rights" suggests an action happening to a person. That doesn't fit with the act of consenting to a search.

 

[Matt504]

Breh must think dirty cops are rare

If you're pulled over by a dirty cop, he's going to do you dirty if that's what his plan is.

 

[BaggerofTea]

getting "fried out of your rights" suggests an action happening to a person. That doesn't fit with the act of consenting to a search.

You are a bozo. If you have done nothing wrong, you have no reason to consent to a search.

 

[Uachet]

You've have multiple times of police trying to get something on you for just existing, and I'm assuming you weren't handing over your rights in these instances, right?

What is the point of your question?

 

[Matt504]

What is the point of your question?

general curiosity, I'm trying to parse out what you might have done to make yourself a mark for dirty cops since you've been on their radar so many times.

 

[Rekkapryde]

Ok, I see you for what you are. You can't be Black saying yes to number 2. That opens the door to you setting there while they rummage through your vehicle for something that does not exist. In some places, they will plant something on you if they can't find anything. So when you are in court over it, and you gave them permission to search, you have handcuffed your own lawyer against a push for illegal search and seizure.

Do you not know many people have had their cash taken from them by the police, just because the police found it in their search of the vehicle that the driver gave them permission to do?

100% not answering yes to number 2. The rest are fine to me.

 

[Ty Daniels]

general curiosity, I'm trying to parse out what you might have done to make yourself a mark for dirty cops since you've been on their radar so many times.

Breh,

Being Black in America is enough, you ALREADY know this!