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Re: Baltimore on edge after arrestee's fatal spine injury
Saying such is just an indication of your own bias.
2. Your reply reveals that you do not know what you are talking about and haven't paid attention to the information provided.
It doesn't matter that is came after.
Lets walk through this. Again!
They had "reasonable suspicion" to give chase and detain.
They are allowed to search while he was detained.
That search produced an illegal weapon.
That weapon gave them "probable cause" to arrest. Period.
Even if the weapon hadn't been illegal (which it is) and they were simply mistaken in believing it to be, that mistake is still a good faith belief that it violated the law and still provided the necessary probable cause to arrest. Probable cause can still be based on a mistaken belief.
Do you or do you not understand this?
Fmr Deputy Baltimore State’s Atty: Mosby’s Police Charges ‘Incompetent at Best’
They didn't need to be aware of the knife prior to giving chase.
They had reasonable suspicion after seeing what appeared to be a drug transaction.
And?
Totally irrelevant to this van ride, as there is no evidence that it was a "rough/nickle ride". Only evidence of the opposite. A smooth ride.
1. I provide accurate information, which is not being an apologist.The knife was found after they caught him, No probable cause mr apologist.
Saying such is just an indication of your own bias.
2. Your reply reveals that you do not know what you are talking about and haven't paid attention to the information provided.
It doesn't matter that is came after.
Lets walk through this. Again!
They had "reasonable suspicion" to give chase and detain.
They are allowed to search while he was detained.
That search produced an illegal weapon.
That weapon gave them "probable cause" to arrest. Period.
Even if the weapon hadn't been illegal (which it is) and they were simply mistaken in believing it to be, that mistake is still a good faith belief that it violated the law and still provided the necessary probable cause to arrest. Probable cause can still be based on a mistaken belief.
Do you or do you not understand this?
REal lawyer takes incompetent DA to the woodshed.
Freddie Gray | Unlawful Arrest | Probable Cause
This has the smell of that Duke lacrosee case where the DA got intimidated by the nitwit minority community,
Fmr Deputy Baltimore State’s Atty: Mosby’s Police Charges ‘Incompetent at Best’
:dohLursa;1064599345 said:None of that is relevant to probable cause since I have not read anywhere that the police were aware of the knife before they chose to chase and detain him. Unless they did know of it?
They didn't need to be aware of the knife prior to giving chase.
They had reasonable suspicion after seeing what appeared to be a drug transaction.
:dohRough ride lawsuits echo Freddie Gray case - CNN.com
"They would slam on their brakes like every thousand feet, and to make sure that we slammed into something in the back," he said, recalling the night in 2012 that Baltimore police showed up at his house after a noise complaint.
The situation escalated quickly, according to court documents, and he and his wife, Chrissy Abbott, ended up on the ground, cuffed, headed for the back of a police wagon just like the one that transported Freddie Gray before he died.
"They throw you in and it's dark in there and so you can't really see anything," he said. "...I would hear Chrissy from the other side, slamming into the wall and just crying out."
She was on the other side of a metal partition.
"Every time he broke or hit on the brakes, I would slam forward and then he'd start driving again, slam back the other way," Abbott said. "I felt less than human, the way they treated you."
And?
Totally irrelevant to this van ride, as there is no evidence that it was a "rough/nickle ride". Only evidence of the opposite. A smooth ride.
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