Tyreek Hill arrested?

[ghak99]

It should be a crime for cars that look that good to sound that bad.

If he had shut the fart box off this whole thing might have gone differently.

[Spott]

Should have tazed him every time he said bruh.

[Balto]

Originally Posted by Spott

Should have tazed him every time he said bruh.

Would have ran outta battery

[DaFace]

I was with them up to the point where they dragged him out of the car. Everything from that point was way overkill.

[GeorgeZimZam]

Originally Posted by DaFace

I was with them up to the point where they dragged him out of the car. Everything from that point was way overkill.

I hear you, but that is being awfully generous to these cops. You aren't legally obligated to roll your window all the way down. Even if it offends the poor, little officers feelings. What happened after that was 95% of the interaction.

Cops are trained in de-escalation. To be certain, only a fraction retain that training and employ it in the field. These shitbags get an F.

[SHOWTIME]

Originally Posted by GeorgeZimZam

I hear you, but that is being awfully generous to these cops. You aren't legally obligated to roll your window all the way down. Even if it offends the poor, little officers feelings. What happened after that was 95% of the interaction.

Cops are trained in de-escalation. Sure, only a fraction retain that training and employ it in the field. These shitbags get an F.

In FLorida you are required to roll down your window at a traffic stop. Tyreek was being uncooperative and was giving the cop attitude about tapping his window too hard (which the cop wasn't). I agree the cops used a bit excessive force though once they pulled him out of the vehicle. Last thing you want to do is piss off a cop.

https://www.browardcriminalteam.com/...%20enforcement.

[GeorgeZimZam]

Originally Posted by SHOWTIME

In FLorida you are required to roll down your window.

https://www.browardcriminalteam.com/...%20enforcement.

It would be helpful to see the exact code and degree to which the window must be exposed. "Rolled down" or "rolled down entirely"? Seems like splitting hairs, but that is exactly what would proceed in court. The letter of the code/law is important.

When he seemingly rolled the window up completely, his window undoubtedly went into auto-up mode. He then left it cracked open. And then the tyrant went apeshit.

[SHOWTIME]

Originally Posted by GeorgeZimZam

It would be helpful to see the exact code and degree to which the window must be exposed. "Rolled down" or "rolled down entirely"? Seems like splitting hairs, but that is exactly what would proceed in court. The letter of the code/law is important.

When he seemingly rolled the window up completely, his window undoubtedly went into auto-up mode. He then left it cracked open. And then the tyrant went apeshit.

I will agree the cops went unnecessarily berserk after the window rolled up. However, is the cop supposed to know that the windows of that car roll up in auto mode? If the windows go up, who's to say the guy inside isn't reaching for a weapon?

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by DaFace

I was with them up to the point where they dragged him out of the car. Everything from that point was way overkill.

Yeah that was the opposite of what I was expecting. I actually get why the cops were a little worked up in the beginning, it was what happened after that felt definitely excessive. Ripping him out of the car, pushing him to the ground later, badgering calais Campbell for his license.

Tyreek was being a little dodgy in the beginning but it sounds like hes on the phone with rosenhaus getting live advice? He keeps asking Drew and then tells calaias to call him. Wonder if that's why he rolled up the window

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by DaFace

I was with them up to the point where they dragged him out of the car. Everything from that point was way overkill.

They lost me like 8 seconds in.

That “Why don’t you have your seatbelt on?” is just so ****ing douchey. It serves no purpose except to rile the civilian up and escalate the situation.

[KC_Connection]

It was about what I expected. Tyreek aggravated them initially by simply being who he is and they decided to take their frustrations out on him (which only got worse once they realized who he was and others stopped to help him).

They'll all be fired soon enough.

[ghak99]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

It was about what I expected. Tyreek aggravated them initially by simply being who he is and they decided to take their frustrations out on him (which only got worse once they realized who he was and others stopped to help him).

They'll all be fired soon enough.

Do you mean black or stupid? Maybe both?

He probably doesn't even know it, but he presented himself as a flight risk. I'm pretty sure the cop even says "don't take off", which speaks to his reading of the situation as he glanced at the traffic ahead, and the mental midget instantly rolled his window up while sitting in a running car. Shit predictably rolled down hill from that point on.

I don't have an issue with people picking out a cop or two in that group who appear to need an attitude adjustment though. One in particular is probably due for an ass kicking.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by ghak99

Do you mean black or stupid? Maybe both?

I would say that kind of cocky arrogance more than anything (especially from a rich black man). I had a feeling Tyreek pissed them off in some way through being his unique self and sure enough they just completely lost control after that.

They'll be out of their jobs shortly and they'll be lucky if Tyreek doesn't sue their asses as well.

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

I would say that kind of cocky arrogance more than anything (especially from a rich black man). I had a feeling Tyreek pissed them off in some way through being his unique self and sure enough they just completely lost control after that.

They'll be out of their jobs shortly and they'll be lucky if Tyreek doesn't sue their asses as well.

Sue them for what? I am not sure he has any standing to sue for the Police exercising reasonable authority. You don't roll up the window in the Police officers face while he's giving you direction. For all he knows, you're getting out a firearm. After seeing the initial stop, it's clear that Mr Hill acted and chose poorly, and he got the business for it.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

Sue them for what? I am not sure he has any standing to sue for the Police exercising reasonable authority. You don't roll up the window in the Police officers face while he's giving you direction. For all he knows, you're getting out a firearm. After seeing the initial stop, it's clear that Mr Hill acted and chose poorly, and he got the business for it.

"Reasonable authority" you say? I wonder what a court would say about that based on those videos.

Of course, the Miami-Dade Police would settle that case with him far before it ever got before a judge.