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Guy Whitey Corngood

(26,501 posts) Mon Sep 8, 2014, 12:17 PM Sep 2014

VIDEO: Man refuses to let cops search house without warrant, films police despite protests

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VIDEO: Man refuses to let cops search house without warrant, films police despite protests (Original Post) Guy Whitey Corngood Sep 2014 OP

If he wasn't taping I suspect he would have been dragged out of the house.. pipoman Sep 2014 #1

There's not a bit of doubt in my mind that he would've been dragged out IronGate Sep 2014 #2

Good for him! liberalmuse Sep 2014 #3

pipoman

(16,038 posts)

1. If he wasn't taping I suspect he would have been dragged out of the house..

Reply to Guy Whitey Corngood (Original post)

Mon Sep 8, 2014, 12:37 PM

Sep 2014

IronGate

(2,186 posts)

2. There's not a bit of doubt in my mind that he would've been dragged out

Reply to pipoman (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 8, 2014, 12:53 PM

Sep 2014

if not for the video/audio recording.
Hell, the cop on the left threatened just that.
Glad this guy knew his 4th Amendment right and it seemed to piss the one cop off.

liberalmuse

(18,672 posts)

3. Good for him!

Reply to Guy Whitey Corngood (Original post)

Mon Sep 8, 2014, 01:17 PM

Sep 2014

Never let a cop search your house without a warrant. A similar thing happened to my sister in regards to a neighbor kid. The kid was not in her house, but she made the mistake of allowing the cops in and they were absolute assholes, treating her like a criminal, rummaging through her house, accusing her of hiding this kid. People need to start exercising their rights.

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