Tyreek Hill aggressively arrested outside of Miami Dolphis stadium -- was this brutality or justified?

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

Tyreke Hill was arrested for reckless driving near the stadium in Miami.

He was put on the floor during the arrest, which was surprising, given who he is. Not a likely guy to resist arrest? But maybe he was. The video doesn't show that part.

He still managed to play, scored a TD, and the Dolphins won. Weird!

https://sports.yahoo.com/tyreek-hill...150144923.html

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1832795681188184474

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motherfucker can't even spell Tyreek

I follow John Bryan, The Civil Rights Lawyer, online. Bryan contends the cops knew full well that Hill was driving the McLaren. There's a lot more film footage in this video and Bryan gives a full legal breakdown:

https://youtu.be/idtaZIdXIsw

Nig don’t know how to listen, ever.

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Originally Posted by tgull

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Originally Posted by Sloppy Joe

Fucking dumb for anyone to fuck around with police like this. Sit there with your hands on the steering wheel and don't behave erratically.

Tyreek Hill especially should know given his experience with the system. LOL at anyone crying tears for that piece of shit.

Obviously the faggot mexicop has overstepped and police shouldn't act so rashly, this instance speaks to a broader systemic problem of idiot police having no control Ober their emotions.

But even if this wasn't Tyreek Hill I would think the same if the behavior was the same.

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Thanks for your opinion. You can go back boss' reports now. Get it on it boy! Hahaha

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What's your job?

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Originally Posted by Serial Fail

Being a dick to the police isn't illegal. Who gives a fuck if he rolls his window up when you walk back to your car to write him a ticket? Police are supposed to deescalate situations, not make them worse. Hill is legally required to pull over, provide you his information, and wait while you handle your business. He doesn't have to be nice or cordial to the police.

The fact that he rolled his window up and was mean to the police wound up with him in handcuffs and getting sucker punched in the face? Shit police work.

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It's not just "being a dick".

I was once with a guy who was mad a cop pulled him over for a lane change, and had a loud argument with him. Stupid, but not illegal in any way. It just motivates the cop to either make things difficult during the stop, or to show up in court if you contest it.

But rolling up the window in the middle of the cop talking is beyond that, especially if tinted. It can give the appearance that you're trying to get a weapon or hide something they're not supposed to see. If cops have probable cause to suspect something, they can take action. There's also a fine line between rudeness (legal) and refusing to comply with instructions / resisting (illegal). There's just no reason to do this shit, no matter how you feel about the traffic stop.

I have little sympathy for people who purposely act like defiant to police.

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Originally Posted by Sloppy Joe

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Originally Posted by tgull

Thanks for your opinion. You can go back boss' reports now. Get it on it boy! Hahaha

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What's your job?

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Few cocktails, lunch and wait to the phone to ring.

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Originally Posted by tgull

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Originally Posted by Sloppy Joe

What's your job?

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Few cocktails, lunch and wait to the phone to ring.

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Guess the gastritis has improved, that's good.

Also explains why fucking Roto-rooter now gives me a 2 hour window when a plumber gets dispatched.

Pays to go local.

It's crazy how nobody will state the obvious. There's mountains of evidence that young black males are vastly more prone to violence than the other races.
It's common sense and common sense policy would be to allow officers to take extra precautions vs a raging young black male.

Lets pretend everyone's exactly the same. Lets all pretend gang culture isn't dominant among most young blacks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBhfYWOWR_k

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

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Originally Posted by Serial Fail

Being a dick to the police isn't illegal. Who gives a fuck if he rolls his window up when you walk back to your car to write him a ticket? Police are supposed to deescalate situations, not make them worse. Hill is legally required to pull over, provide you his information, and wait while you handle your business. He doesn't have to be nice or cordial to the police.

The fact that he rolled his window up and was mean to the police wound up with him in handcuffs and getting sucker punched in the face? Shit police work.

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It's not just "being a dick".

I was once with a guy who was mad a cop pulled him over for a lane change, and had a loud argument with him. Stupid, but not illegal in any way. It just motivates the cop to either make things difficult during the stop, or to show up in court if you contest it.

But rolling up the window in the middle of the cop talking is beyond that, especially if tinted. It can give the appearance that you're trying to get a weapon or hide something they're not supposed to see. If cops have probable cause to suspect something, they can take action. There's also a fine line between rudeness (legal) and refusing to comply with instructions / resisting (illegal). There's just no reason to do this shit, no matter how you feel about the traffic stop.

I have little sympathy for people who purposely act like defiant to police.

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I’m sure that, growing up in Rancho Palos Verdes, you were taught that the cops are your friends. Lol. Like you know what it’s like to be black and be pulled over by a cop.

I have a friend from high school- skinny jewish guy. Now in his 50s.

I have fixed 5+ tickets for him through the years. This involves me calling the prosecutor (now its online), saying I'm a lawyer, and paying double the fine with the ticket changed to a nonmoving violation like defective equipment.

One time I did this, then the prosecutor called me back and said, sorry, I can't change it. Why? I said. The cop wrote DNA on top of the ticket. What does that mean, I asked. Do not amend. Why would he do that? I asked. Is your friend mouthy? Why yes, yes he is.

So this is not a line on the form like date of birth or whatever, but is obviously part of the working relationship between the prosecutor and the cops.

And this is a skinny jewish white guy driving a civic.

Tyreek has a long history of violence against women, other people and general stupidity. Add another item to the list.

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Originally Posted by tigerpiper

I have a friend from high school- skinny jewish guy. Now in his 50s.

I have fixed 5+ tickets for him through the years. This involves me calling the prosecutor (now its online), saying I'm a lawyer, and paying double the fine with the ticket changed to a nonmoving violation like defective equipment.

One time I did this, then the prosecutor called me back and said, sorry, I can't change it. Why? I said. The cop wrote DNA on top of the ticket. What does that mean, I asked. Do not amend. Why would he do that? I asked. Is your friend mouthy? Why yes, yes he is.

So this is not a line on the form like date of birth or whatever, but is obviously part of the working relationship between the prosecutor and the cops.

And this is a skinny jewish white guy driving a civic.

Tyreek has a long history of violence against women, other people and general stupidity. Add another item to the list.

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the cop probably wrote "JEW" on the ticket

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Originally Posted by tigerpiper

I have a friend from high school- skinny jewish guy. Now in his 50s.

I have fixed 5+ tickets for him through the years. This involves me calling the prosecutor (now its online), saying I'm a lawyer, and paying double the fine with the ticket changed to a nonmoving violation like defective equipment.

One time I did this, then the prosecutor called me back and said, sorry, I can't change it. Why? I said. The cop wrote DNA on top of the ticket. What does that mean, I asked. Do not amend. Why would he do that? I asked. Is your friend mouthy? Why yes, yes he is.

So this is not a line on the form like date of birth or whatever, but is obviously part of the working relationship between the prosecutor and the cops.

And this is a skinny jewish white guy driving a civic.

Tyreek has a long history of violence against women, other people and general stupidity. Add another item to the list.

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Since when the hell does a cop have the right or authority to overrule the DAs office or whoever handles this shit.Prosecutors cut deals all the damn time for shit. This DNA crap should be stopped traffic tickets or otherwise. That’s giving motor enforcement cops more authority than they should have. They’re cops they write the tickets the prosecutors decide what to do with it including burying pushing forward or whatever.

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Originally Posted by tigerpiper

I have a friend from high school- skinny jewish guy. Now in his 50s.

I have fixed 5+ tickets for him through the years. This involves me calling the prosecutor (now its online), saying I'm a lawyer, and paying double the fine with the ticket changed to a nonmoving violation like defective equipment.

One time I did this, then the prosecutor called me back and said, sorry, I can't change it. Why? I said. The cop wrote DNA on top of the ticket. What does that mean, I asked. Do not amend. Why would he do that? I asked. Is your friend mouthy? Why yes, yes he is.

So this is not a line on the form like date of birth or whatever, but is obviously part of the working relationship between the prosecutor and the cops.

And this is a skinny jewish white guy driving a civic.

Tyreek has a long history of violence against women, other people and general stupidity. Add another item to the list.

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Since when the hell does a cop have the right or authority to overrule the DAs office or whoever handles this shit.Prosecutors cut deals all the damn time for shit. This DNA crap should be stopped traffic tickets or otherwise. ThatÂ’s giving motor enforcement cops more authority than they should have. TheyÂ’re cops they write the tickets the prosecutors decide what to do with it including burying pushing forward or whatever.

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It doesn’t sound like a right or authority over a prosecutor. Tiger said part of the working relationship. I assume it’s a professional request/ask from a cop to a prosecutor to not give this one a pass. Any prosecutor benefits from a good relationship with the police.

Tyreke Hill knew he was knocked out convulsing

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1834435691507261589

told his teammate don't grab him

Im not a fan of Hills. Hes got a lot of baggage as a human being. It would be great to say “yeah, Karma” and move on.

Im also a fan in general terms of law and order. Lot of our problems in the country are related to putting restraints on cops.

All that being said….. the cops job there is to issue a speeding ticket. Thats it. At no point should a cop be pulling Hill or anyone else out of the car and onto the ground in handcuffs. When you see cops pull bullshit like this it makes it more difficult to support them when matters are borderline.

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Originally Posted by tigerpiper

I have a friend from high school- skinny jewish guy. Now in his 50s.

I have fixed 5+ tickets for him through the years. This involves me calling the prosecutor (now its online), saying I'm a lawyer, and paying double the fine with the ticket changed to a nonmoving violation like defective equipment.

One time I did this, then the prosecutor called me back and said, sorry, I can't change it. Why? I said. The cop wrote DNA on top of the ticket. What does that mean, I asked. Do not amend. Why would he do that? I asked. Is your friend mouthy? Why yes, yes he is.

So this is not a line on the form like date of birth or whatever, but is obviously part of the working relationship between the prosecutor and the cops.

And this is a skinny jewish white guy driving a civic.

Tyreek has a long history of violence against women, other people and general stupidity. Add another item to the list.

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Nevada allows this much more easily. Many cheapo Vegas lawyers do this in bulk, and you just pay the full fine (nothing extra) plus something lol like $20 for the lawyer. I did this once in Vegas, about 10 years ago.

Jean (south of Vegas, middle of nowhere) was even easier. I got to pay a REDUCED fine and get it changed to a parking violation.

These policies are just greed on the part of counties -- figuring that more people will decide not to contest violations as long as it doesn't affect their record/insurance, and just cough up the fine.