04-22-2010, 05:05 AM | #81 |
Ride Naked.
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Just saw the vids, yeah pretty sure I would have been backing up as well with a random car pulling in front of me like that, regardless of the gun being pulled, which just aggravated the scene IMO.
Looked totally like some random guy that had a dislike for bikers up until he said "state police", which by that time he already had his hand on the bike. |
04-22-2010, 07:34 AM | #82 |
~Italian Stallion~
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After watching the whole video i think he knew the Patrol car was there but still how was he supposed to know there was an undercover cop there as well. Bad move by officer. The cops should of the the one in the patrol car pull up. There would of been no need for the gun in that case and im pretty sure the biker would of just gotten off the bike. Therefore no incident.
Now even though he is getting charged for recording, its pretty easy to miss the massive video camera attached to the top of his helmet. Not!!!!!! the damn cop must be blind or something. That thing is huge!!!!! There is no way the cop would of been able to miss something like that on the helmet of that rider. Thats ridiculous. If the cop did somehow miss "the massive camera attached to the helmet" then he shouldn't be an officer for lack of attention to detail. I still believe this will fall through in court. |
04-22-2010, 08:35 AM | #83 |
Nomadic Tribesman
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I'm guessing that he's being charged for releasing the video, not for taking it.
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