What is the state law on producing I.D. on demand from law enforcement

[rickm]

I dont know where everyone gets that cops are underpaid, back when i was working my employer was the city and a rookie cop after 1 year was making as much as i was after 30 years and i had no problem living within my means and i had to supply my own car, gas and ins to get back and forth to work where theirs was all free

 

[queenjohnson1791]

To be fair, he also said you weren't like the other guy and acknowledged that you left CA for good reasons and, from his perspective, you seem to be blending in well in your new, freedom loving, environment. I see your point that he contradicted himself, but a lot of blame, IMO resides with the IT guy who, face it, is just here to argue. He may throw in a small concession here and there to make himself look good, but he's a troll through and through. We've had others like him on here before, I could name a few, but I won't, and they normally don't last long once their real intentions for joining become obvious.

Well, for one to say I am not like someone else when they know neither one of us is somewhat meaningless to me.
I'm not here to stir the pot but more to open some eyes perhaps. We all articulate our thoughts in different ways, some of us more passionatly than others, so in my opion to call someone a troll for being outspoken and from California seems to be very narrow minded. Unfortunately I hear Russ the IT Guy loud and clear, because in California law enforcement is more of a threat to the safety of an honest citizens than the criminals are, because of this notion that their safety Trumps our rights!, since so many people think it's more important for all of us to give up rights over safety! No thank you, I did not sign that line they did, and if they can't handle swearing an oath and following it, then they shouldn't be there! Bottom line! Keep giving up those rights little by little and eventually this Country will be like California at best! How did giving up rights for safety workout during covid?

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I don’t understand the whole “Qualified Immunity” argument. If an officer has a bad shoot, crashes into someone, uses excessive force, or many other examples, they are held accountable just like anyone else. And as far as the bicycle situation, if you break a traffic law on a bicycle you have to identify just as if you were driving a car.

Exactly. Can it be misused? Of course. It shouldn't be but it is. It also shouldn't be necessary, but it is.

Most everyone here arguing against qualified immunity is as ignorant on that issue as they are on law enforcement policies, procedures and tactics.

 

[Tinytim]

Would have the statute that states one must have a ID when in public?

Give me your papers! We have ways of making you talk!

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

QI didn't keep me from getting sued for $17M by a kid that was afraid to tell his parents what happened. So he made up a dandy story...that changed several times. I was cleared by the DA's office, my department internal affairs section and an FBI investigation.

It took 2 years of my life to resolve and damaged my reputation in the community and I had no recourse against him and his family (mom and dad were felons...mom was a two-time loser trying to sue LE or EMTs) because they were deadbeats and didn't have anything.

So I wound up in US District Court for 7 days defending myself against something that didn't happen. It took the jury less than 15 mins to come back in my favor because it was so obvious this little POS and his family were lying s**tbags.

The little ******* did learn a valuable civics lesson in the end, though. He was on the hook for nearly a half million dollar judgment against him by the court for court costs, attorney fees (mine) and other costs.

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of you guys that have hardons for cops would do something like that. A good portion of society is comprised of really awful people...some of them masquerading as everyday Joes. I didn't learn that on YouTube...I learned it from living among people like that for 62 years.

 

[Hipshot]

Well, for one to say I am not like someone else when they know neither one of us is somewhat meaningless to me.
I'm not here to stir the pot but more to open some eyes perhaps. We all articulate our thoughts in different ways, some of us more passionatly than others, so in my opion to call someone a troll for being outspoken and from California seems to be very narrow minded. Unfortunately I hear Russ the IT Guy loud and clear, because in California law enforcement is more of a threat to the safety of an honest citizens than the criminals are, because of this notion that their safety Trumps our rights!, since so many people think it's more important for all of us to give up rights over safety! No thank you, I did not sign that line they did, and if they can't handle swearing an oath and following it, then they shouldn't be there! Bottom line! Keep giving up those rights little by little and eventually this Country will be like California at best! How did giving up rights for safety workout during covid?

I can’t remember who said it, maybe Benjamin Franklin? “ those who give up freedom for security deserve neither.”

 

[1shott]

QI didn't keep me from getting sued for $17M by a kid that was afraid to tell his parents what happened. So he made up a dandy story...that changed several times. I was cleared by the DA's office, my department internal affairs section and an FBI investigation.

It took 2 years of my life to resolve and damaged my reputation in the community and I had no recourse against him and his family (mom and dad were felons...mom was a two-time loser trying to sue LE or EMTs) because they were deadbeats and didn't have anything.

So I wound up in US District Court for 7 days defending myself against something that didn't happen. It took the jury less than 15 mins to come back in my favor because it was so obvious this little POS and his family were lying s**tbags.

The little ******* did learn a valuable civics lesson in the end, though. He was on the hook for nearly a half million dollar judgment against him by the court for court costs, attorney fees (mine) and other costs.

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of you guys that have hardons for cops would do something like that. A good portion of society is comprised of really awful people...some of them masquerading as everyday Joes. I didn't learn that on YouTube...I learned it from living among people like that for 62 years.

Folks that put cops thru that BS should be on the hook no different than if the cop was the lying party.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

I could've sued him, I guess. But I wouldn't be able to get some loser, ambulance-chasing attorney like he did because there wouldn't be a payout at the end. The only thing that would accomplish is depleting my bank account for attorney fees. So you just gotta suck it up and carry on.

 

[1shott]

I could've sued him, I guess. But I wouldn't be able to get some loser, ambulance-chasing attorney like he did because there wouldn't be a payout at the end. The only thing that would accomplish is depleting my bank account for attorney fees. So you just gotta suck it up and carry on.

and thats one of the many things wrong, you should be able to sue and if they have no immediate cash or property you know damn well they get a fat "tax refund" each year and you should be able to intercept that until the judgement is paid in full.

To hell with their child tax credit bull crap, I would rather see it go to you then them.

 

[queenjohnson1791]

I can’t remember who said it, maybe Benjamin Franklin? “ those who give up freedom for

I can’t remember who said it, maybe Benjamin Franklin? “ those who give up freedom for security deserve neither.”

That is correct!
I got one for you. "No words should be feared more than, I am from the Government, and I'm here to help!" Ronald Reagan .
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