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<blockquote data-quote="Thebrownblob" data-source="post: 5804582" data-attributes="member: 60485">I watched the whole thing. I didn’t see any reason in particular. He wasn’t United States citizen, but I don’t know how the cop knew that. My point with the lawsuit was how is it The person’s fault for the cop dying of a heart attack later? Pretty silly in my opinion to charge him with manslaughter when he didn’t do anything to him, the cop was simply doing what he felt was his job.And perhaps you’re not aware of the laws on stop and frisk or stop and require showing your identification most states have pretty clear laws about these things Florida being one of them.“Florida courts have long held that “routine pat-down searches based on general concern for officer safety are not constitutionally permitted.” In other words, the police need “objective facts” that support a reasonable suspicion that you are armed and dangerous before they can do an involuntary pat down.”[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.fighterlaw.com/pat-down-searches-in-florida/[/URL]The issue is a little complicated by the fact that “now” we know he’s illegal.And on this point, I agree with you he should be deported immediately.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thebrownblob, post: 5804582, member: 60485"] I watched the whole thing. I didn’t see any reason in particular. He wasn’t United States citizen, but I don’t know how the cop knew that. My point with the lawsuit was how is it The person’s fault for the cop dying of a heart attack later? Pretty silly in my opinion to charge him with manslaughter when he didn’t do anything to him, the cop was simply doing what he felt was his job. And perhaps you’re not aware of the laws on stop and frisk or stop and require showing your identification most states have pretty clear laws about these things Florida being one of them. “Florida courts have long held that “routine pat-down searches based on general concern for officer safety are not constitutionally permitted.” In other words, the police need “objective facts” that support a reasonable suspicion that you are armed and dangerous before they can do an involuntary pat down.” [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.fighterlaw.com/pat-down-searches-in-florida/[/URL] The issue is a little complicated by the fact that “now” we know he’s illegal. And on this point, I agree with you he should be deported immediately. [/QUOTE]

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