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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I would try to accommodate you assuming it was safe to do so. Have you lean against the car or sit on the bumper. It’s not that uncommon.Out of practical curiosity, how would you respond if I said (accurately) that due to a bad hip, I can't sit on the ground of the curb in any position without it causing pain and swelling?
None of which has anything to do with Tyreek acting like a doosh. That people insist on sticking up for his entitled shtty behavior points to a sickness in our society that needs to be rooted out.Brother of Miami cop in Tyreek Hill bodycam video reveals his fear
The brother of Miami cop Danny Torres, facing an internal investigation for manhandling Tyreek Hill at a traffic stop, says the NFL star provoked the dust-up by 'disrespecting' officers.www.dailymail.co.uk
Officer in Tyreek Hill’s detainment had 6 suspensions and numerous reprimands, records show
Miami-Dade officer Danny Torres is on administrative duty pending an internal investigation into the Sept. 8 incident with the Dolphins wide receiver.www.nbcnews.com
I can help answer this one. I would offer you a seat in the back of my patrol car or have another officer stand with you as the investigation is on going. Keep in mind I could simply place you in investigative detention, put hand cuffs on you and place you in the back of the car. That is not consider an arrest. The threshold is low for investigative detention, its reasonable suspicion. To make an arrest probable cause needs to be met which is a higher bar to reach. And no being put in hand cuffs in the back of a car does not mean arrest by itself. Being told your under arrest, moving you away from the location of contact and time are all key factors in determining if someone is under arrest or not. But I think I have went off the rails here with more than you asked...sorry.Out of practical curiosity, how would you respond if I said (accurately) that due to a bad hip, I can't sit on the ground of the curb in any position without it causing pain and swelling?
Thanks. A for effort, at a minimum.I can help answer this one. I would offer you a seat in the back of my patrol car or have another officer stand with you as the investigation is on going. Keep in mind I could simply place you in investigative detention, put hand cuffs on you and place you in the back of the car. That is not consider an arrest. The threshold is low for investigative detention, its reasonable suspicion. To make an arrest probable cause needs to be met which is a higher bar to reach. And no being put in hand cuffs in the back of a car does not mean arrest by itself. Being told your under arrest, moving you away from the location of contact and time are all key factors in determining if someone is under arrest or not. But I think I have went off the rails here with more than you asked...sorry.
Why the cuffs?
If the officer is comfortable about how you acting and does a pat down before placing you in the car then cuffs are not required (but my preference). I just wanted to make a point that putting handcuffs on someone alone does not mean arrest although its a step towards most citizens feeling that way and that's why the officer should communicate that at this time they are not under arrest but are being detained and the cuffs are for everyone's safety.Thanks. A for effort, at a minimum.
Why the cuffs? I'd think the back of the police car is going to keep me from causing trouble all by itself.
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