Because it isn’t a lawful order. License and registration are all that’s required for a traffic stop. If the officer had probable cause that a crime had been committed, then it would be a lawful order, but they didn’t. Therefore, his rights were violated.
Because he isn’t legally obligated to keep his window rolled down. The cop doesn’t get to enforce whatever he wants with violence. You may get your fefees hurt that the guy wants to roll his tinted window up and keep you from sniffing around his car and making sure the scary black man doesn’t pull a gun on you, but he is simply not obligated to make the cop feel safe. So the cop can go fuck himself and get over it.
He is not legally obligated to roll down the window. Using violence to enforce something that someone isn’t obligated to do is a violation of rights you boot licking dumbass.
Are we still talking about the window? How did telling him to roll his opaque window down violate his rights?
Because it isn’t a lawful order. License and registration are all that’s required for a traffic stop. If the officer had probable cause that a crime had been committed, then it would be a lawful order, but they didn’t. Therefore, his rights were violated.
Because he isn’t legally obligated to keep his window rolled down. The cop doesn’t get to enforce whatever he wants with violence. You may get your fefees hurt that the guy wants to roll his tinted window up and keep you from sniffing around his car and making sure the scary black man doesn’t pull a gun on you, but he is simply not obligated to make the cop feel safe. So the cop can go fuck himself and get over it.
He is not legally obligated to roll down the window. Using violence to enforce something that someone isn’t obligated to do is a violation of rights you boot licking dumbass.
I guess having an adult conversation isn’t something you’re accustomed to.
Accustom Deez nuts