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TheJunkyard News-I Told This Police Sergeant That My Constitutional Rights Are Not A Game
I Told This Police Sergeant That My Constitutional Rights Are Not A Game
Police officers' attitudes towards journalists can vary widely depending on individual perspectives, experiences, and the context of their interactions.
A police officer may perceive someone exercising their rights during an encounter as "playing a game" for a few reasons:
Lack of Understanding: Some officers may not fully understand or appreciate the rights of individuals during encounters, particularly if they perceive the exercise of these rights as obstructing their duties.
Frustration or Pressure: Officers may feel frustrated or pressured when individuals exercise their rights, especially if they believe it is hindering their ability to carry out their duties efficiently. This frustration could lead them to perceive the individual's actions as a game.
Skepticism or Distrust: In some cases, officers may interpret the exercise of rights as a sign of distrust or skepticism towards law enforcement. This perception may lead them to view the interaction as a challenge or game.
Training or Cultural Factors: Some police training or organizational cultures may emphasize compliance and deference to authority over the assertion of individual rights. In such environments, officers may be less tolerant of individuals who assert their rights, viewing it as non-compliance or defiance.
Previous Experiences: Past encounters where individuals have attempted to manipulate or deceive officers may contribute to a generalized suspicion or cynicism towards anyone who appears to be "playing games" during an interaction.
It's important to note that while exercising one's rights is a fundamental aspect of the legal system, misunderstandings or misinterpretations can occur during tense or unfamiliar situations.
And remember … cops lie but video does not!
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NOTE: We don't condone threats or violence of any kind. If you are upset or outraged by acts of government misconduct featured in this video, we encourage you to utilize lawful means of expression, including becoming involved in the political process, as well as seeking accountability through the judicial system.
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