Re: Video Shows California Cops Arresting Mom and Grandma for Filming Them

[Tres Ball]

Rudy forging David Hartung again:

>
> Mariah Herefored says police in Hemet, California, smacked cell
phone cameras
> out of her and her mother's hands and violently arrested them.
>
> C.J. CIARAMELLA | 3.8.2022 5:15 PM
>
> Police officers in Hemet, California, arrested a mother and
grandmother for
> filming them during a traffic stop last March, recently released
cell phone
> videos show.
>
> A federal civil rights lawsuit filed last Thursday on behalf of
Mariah
> Herefored, her mother Monett Herefored, and her fiance Ryan
Gadison, says Hemet
> police illegally searched Gadison's car and then violently
arrested Herefored
> and her mother for filming the encounter.
>
> Cell phone videos from both women appear to show yet another
instance of police
> retaliating and arresting people for filming them. Federal appeals
courts have
> repeatedly upheld the First Amendment right to film the police, so
long as one
> doesn't interfere with their duties, but cases of illegal arrests
still pop up
> around the country.
>
> According to Herefored's lawsuit, Hemet police initiated a traffic
stop as
> Gadison was pulling into his driveway on the night of March 31,
2021.
>
> "With no reasonable suspicion or probable cause, the Hemet
Officers asked
> Plaintiff for permission to search his vehicle," the lawsuit says.
"When
> Plaintiff Gadison refused, Officers forcibly removed him from his
vehicle and
> began to aggressively handcuff and detain him." unconstitutional
pig act #1
>
> Several cell phone videos captured what happened next. Monett
Herefored,
> Mariah's 54-year-old mother, began filming Gadison's arrest. A
Hemet officer
> warned her to back up and threatened to arrest her for
obstruction.
>
> "I am stepping back," Herefored said. "I have moved."
>
> As another officer escorted Gadison away in handcuffs, the first
officer
> approached Monett Herefored again, closed the driver-side door of
the police
> cruiser separating them, and ordered her to step back twice. The
video then
> shakes and stops. The lawsuit alleges the officer smacked the cell
phone out of
> her hand. unconstitutional pig act #2
>
> Mariah Herefored then began filming the handcuffing and pat-down
of her mother,
> who protested that she hadn't done anything. After she was led
away, the officer
> walked up to Mariah Herefored. The officer did not warn her to
back up or issue
> any other command. After he approaches, the video goes black,
followed by
> several minutes of Hereford screaming in pain on the ground. At
one point the
> officer is heard yelling, "Shut the fuck up!" Her children can
also be heard
> crying hysterically in the background. unconstitutional pig act
#3
>
> https://reason.com/2022/03/08/video-shows-california-cops-
arresting-mom-and-grandma-for-filming-them/
>
> What needs to happen is a second amendment action against these
pig cops. They
> need to be killed. The correct course of action against state
tyranny is to
> shoot the tyrants dead. All right-thinking Americans agree with
that. Those
> are the instructions our saintly founders gave us. Obey the
founders. Shoot
> the tyrants dead.

You should cut their balls out, fry them and eat them in front of
them before you kill them, Rudy.

That's the right way to do it. Just sayin'.