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FileCabi.net31 Jul 2007, 16:05
What Happens When You Complain to the L.A. County Sheriff's Office (http://www.filecabi.net/video/11858-50.html)
brnklftr31 Jul 2007, 17:40
I went to the police station to file a complaint on someone before. They took me in a room searched me made a record of my tattoos and made a big file on me then didn't look in to the complaint. I didn't even go in there like a dumb shit not expecting to talk to a cop. That dudes an idiot!!!!!
SkInHoUnD31 Jul 2007, 17:47
Gee...what did he think was going to happen. DUmb fuck. I suppose he thinks he was some kind of intrepid fighter of human rights. He's the village fuck tard.
Red Eye Guy31 Jul 2007, 17:47
ZZzzzzzzzzz:1zhelp:
Your Majesty31 Jul 2007, 17:58
Everyone should know their rights and at least have some sort of knowledge regarding their state laws. Cops will be dicks because they think civilians are ignorant but talk like a confident lawyer and their fun is over.
scs74831 Jul 2007, 17:59
don't you people understand our rights? what this cop did was illegal in so many ways. This is supposed to be a free democracy not a police state
nickatinax431 Jul 2007, 18:05
well alot of people here are mainly teens that don't know anybetter, but yes what that officer did was completely illegal . He would of never touched me thats for sure.
Matador197231 Jul 2007, 18:16
I think that the cop acted extremely well. They are trained to investigate things that are suspicious... this man came in to the PD and wouldn't give his name. That set off an alarm for the cop...then the cop found a hidden camera and microphone, I dont know but that sounds like it could be illegal for a civillian to have a hidden camera in the PD. The cop obviously had no bad intents or he would have been really spooked by the second guy who came in with the camera and probably would have told him to turn it off.
risingyeast31 Jul 2007, 18:31
When assholes collide. :rolleyes:
solah31 Jul 2007, 18:39
They both had nothing better to do....Damn..They should go home with their families.
kame katze31 Jul 2007, 18:57
idiot or not cops have no right to do what he did. I just saw an openly admiting pedaphile on the CNN and the cops are saying that thire hands are tied and they cant do anything to arest him. but when it comes to a person asking to fille out a form of complaint he gets detained and seacrched. just about anyone who would side along with this cop in the video is a fuking retard. I thought you praise america for being a country whare you can speak out your minde??? what happend to that ideology???
Taurino31 Jul 2007, 20:31
LMFAO that cop got owned, he was all high and mighty with his little power trip like they all do, but boy oh boy when you know the law or if you're a lawyer then the yes sirs and no sirs are directed to you.
jmantalbot31 Jul 2007, 20:40
Extreme abuse of power. People need to know their rights because the cops aren't going to tell them to you. The three most important lines you will ever learn are: 1. "Am I being detained," because if not you are free to go. 2. "I don't consent to having my property searched." If they have to ask then they don't have a legitimate reason to search, this falls under the fourth amendment. 3. "I don't answer any questions without a lawyer present." This is not an admission of guilt and is a right protected under the 5th amendment. If the guy knew his rights he could of avoided this cop's power trip and intimidation tactics. Really lucky he had a friend with a backup camera. And for all those saying the cop was justified, step back and reevaluate your line of thought. If all people thought like you the bill of rights would be gone. Although the 2 people I saw siding with the cop were Canadian. Maybe it's different up there.
Mister Grimm31 Jul 2007, 20:46
Looks like he's going to have to get another complaint form.
brownbearclan31 Jul 2007, 21:02
This doesn't surprise me. I was in a similar situation and my lawyer refused to even let me set foot in the station without him. Needless to say, all charges were later dropped. What this guy should have done, is not go into that station in the first place, but tried to contact someone in Internal Affairs first. They are the people who actually investigate the police. Extreme abuse of power. People need to know their rights because the cops aren't going to tell them to you. The three most important lines you will ever learn are: 1. "Am I being detained," because if not you are free to go. 2. "I don't consent to having my property searched." If they have to ask then they don't have a legitimate reason to search, this falls under the fourth amendment. 3. "I don't answer any questions without a lawyer present." This is not an admission of guilt and is a right protected under the 5th amendment. If the guy knew his rights he could of avoided this cop's power trip and intimidation tactics. Really lucky he had a friend with a backup camera. And for all those saying the cop was justified, step back and reevaluate your line of thought. If all people thought like you the bill of rights would be gone. Yep that's exactly it right there.
BleedingHeart2331 Jul 2007, 21:18
I always think about the people who have easy jobs at A desk who then go to my work thinking fast food isnt A real job. Some people have it too easy: the black cop whos job it is to move around in a chair.
alphacomments31 Jul 2007, 21:28
LOL cop got pwned by a dude that knows the law
silenthill2231 Jul 2007, 21:29
gotta love the legal mob...i mean L.A.P.D. ..they never fail to fail as a legit law enforcement agency edit: wow he needs to buy a better camera..a little rustling of the clothes makes the picture go black?? pfft
jdevine42031 Jul 2007, 21:31
Looks to me like a [REMOVED] trying to go after the "White man" but utterly failed. The cop told him the same thing from the beginning that he told them at the end. The Black kid couldn't even speak English correctly. He must be borderline retarded like the average Black. [Racial slurs removed. Keep this up and you'll be banned so fast the door won't have time to swing on its hinges. -Snuff]
jida31 Jul 2007, 22:55
The cop did nothing wrong at all. If you came to my work place and acted that hostile I would crotch punt you till you realized it was a bad idea. Being angry at cops because some jackass with a camera knew a few lines from L.A. Law is not a recipe for success.
lutzauto31 Jul 2007, 23:03
Fuck The Police
Stickyresin31 Jul 2007, 23:05
The cop certainly came off as a jackass on the video, but he had two points: 1) If the person complaining didnt want to talk to him then he has to call the 800 number and talk to somebody on the phone. As the cop explained, he is in charge of filing complaint forms. The person complaining didnt seem to grasp this concept and wouldnt stop arguing with the cop. 2) The retard who watches too much Law & Order is completely wrong. You DO have to present identification to an officer if he asks for it, even if you are just walking down the street. There are drivers lisences and there are normal ID cards and you need to have one of them on you at all times in California. So the only thing they really have on the cop is the supposed "threat", and that probably wouldnt have happened if the guy complaining wasnt so fucking hard-headed.
Raidenator31 Jul 2007, 23:05
I usually side with cops but some things are unacceptable. Still though, people need to understand that it's much smarter to talk to a lawyer first. Let the lawyer work it out because they know all the laws and tricks that the PD can pull. At the very least, have your lawyer with you when you go to the station. In any case I believe BBC said it, but talk to Internal Affairs. You don't wanna walk into any place and start telling them that they're full of shit.
Sentinel31 Jul 2007, 23:07
Wow, that was completely unnecessary. Now they know the same thing when they got there. Fill the form, call the number or leave. We just saw what happened if you fail to comply to the three options they give you. Good job retards.
lutzauto31 Jul 2007, 23:19
thank you so much for posting this video. these guys are out of control
Jegar31 Jul 2007, 23:31
I wanna do that!
jida31 Jul 2007, 23:40
It is not nearly as fun as you might think. Cops are trained to deal with retards and they have process and laws on their side.
deathfromabove31 Jul 2007, 23:50
put on a suit carry a breif case and act like a big shot lawyer ,complaint forms are for anyone who wants one ,but they dont like to hand them out.
antifreeze1 Aug 2007, 00:07
After hearing the guy had been there or talked to him previously, i didn't waste anymore of my time. It's not good when you approach a cop and say "look, I'm not here to get arrested". Why else would a black person be at a police station. JUST JOKING !!!!!!!! DON'T GET ALL RACIAL ON MY ASS.
j7wild1 Aug 2007, 00:54
if that happened to me, that Sheriff Sergeant will be spending the rest of his Civilian Life being sued by me in Federal Court. What an idiot!! They are required to give out those complaints forms to anyone who asks without asking you WHAT, WHY, WHEN, WHO, HOW, etc He wants that info because he wants to play JUDGE JURY and EXECUTIONER and decide right there and then if your complaint has any cause and at the same time cover up for the Fellow Officer you are complaining about. This is not the first time something like this has happened; I saw a video a few months before in Missouri with the same thing happening to another person who walked into a Police Station there asking for a complaint form and not only did they arrested him, they also beat him up. Some people should not be Police Officers!!
Gauzex1 Aug 2007, 00:55
why would you give the cops a name to hassle, i cant even believe this is real
Skyhigh1 Aug 2007, 02:13
Extreme abuse of power. People need to know their rights because the cops aren't going to tell them to you. The three most important lines you will ever learn are: 1. "Am I being detained," because if not you are free to go. 2. "I don't consent to having my property searched." If they have to ask then they don't have a legitimate reason to search, this falls under the fourth amendment. 3. "I don't answer any questions without a lawyer present." This is not an admission of guilt and is a right protected under the 5th amendment. Thanks for that, I'll remember them the next time I'm being illeagaly strip searched, but really that is a bit of VERY useful iformation people, you should do well to commit them to memory.
Siamese_Dream1 Aug 2007, 02:14
I thought this'd be the clip from the Big Lebowski when the sheriff throws a coffee mug at the Dude's head....
nwoantibody1 Aug 2007, 02:57
The cop certainly came off as a jackass on the video, but he had two points: 2) The retard who watches too much Law & Order is completely wrong. You DO have to present identification to an officer if he asks for it, even if you are just walking down the street. There are drivers lisences and there are normal ID cards and you need to have one of them on you at all times in California. Where do you think LA is? A district o Bagdad?
Lactatingfetus1 Aug 2007, 04:46
From watching the video here is what we know: Dude A went to file a complaint. The sheriff (not police officer, this is LA /COUNTY/, not city) explained that he could file a complaint at the office by filling out the form and filing the complaint, if he did not feel comfortable with doing that, he could call the 1-800, toll free, tax payer paid no cost to the caller, phone number, which would allow him to file a complaint about the law enforcement agency anonymously, or kindly leave, because they have better things to do (Such as dispatching, or filing paperwork, which is outrageously complicated now days, or dealing with whatever else law enforcement needs to deal with). [REMOVED](I’m black, so I am allowed to use that word even though you [REMOVED] ain’t. Hoorah for hundreds of years of oppression by people you don’t know against people I don’t know who happen to have the same skin color as ourselves, respectively) Then went to his slightly smarter pal, who knew how to set up hidden cams on himself and his friend and who actually never really RESEARCHED the law, but thought he knew what the laws provides him protection against, which he was completely wrong in. Notice he has to comply to get his tape back, no lawyer in the state of California would have allowed him to get that tape back if he did not provide an ID. So, the guy leaves, them comes back, probably because his friend put him up to it, to harass the police officers. I’m willing to bet that the black cop at the desk dealt with him first, then called up his sergeant when the man pressed the issue. Notice the guy sitting in the chair not even dealing with the guy when he comes back, he rolls away and allows the senior officer to deal with the issue. That is SOP (Standard operating procedure) for any military/law enforcement agency. Throughout the whole ordeal the sergeant remained calm and collected, explaining over and over again what the procedures were. He was repetedly ignored. The individual was told that if he did not want to comply with the procedures of the LASD (Los Angels Sheriff’s Department) that he could kindly leave. He did not leave. And so he was dealt with as a person that was out to simply harass the officers, which is all that he was doing. Fact: You are required to provide, upon the request of a sworn in peace officer, in the state of California, a form of verifiable Identification. Believe it or not, there is a major problem with illegal immigrants in this state. Believe it or not, criminals DO often walk around with ID. How did they get to the station, walk? Taxi? I bet they drove. Which means they have ID. Refusing to provide ID is a crime, if you agree with it or not. Fact: You do not need to be read your rights if you are not being ‘arrested’ (detained and questioned and placed in a jail awaiting a hearing or being released with a citation to appear in a court) You can be detained, or questioned (one or the other) without your rights being read. Fact: Those officers were being harassed. Those individuals were pushing for a comfrontation, and they got one. If they truly wished to file a complaint against law enforcement, and just weren’t looking for a way to fuck with them, they had the option of calling the 800 number. They also could have contacted a lawyer and filed a lawsuit (Which is what always happens when someone has been harassed or wrongfully and illegally dealt with by law enforcement, anywhere). Also, they could have contacted the ACLU, or any other multitude of agencies that provide for helping out those that have been oppressed by the evil cop. They chose not to do any of those. So, basically, these two jerkoffs were in the wrong, couldn’t get a single lawyer to go along with a lawsuit, so decided to post it online, as if to say ‘Awww, poor us…we were fucking with these guys and they got tired of it and kicked us out after making us do something we didn’t want to do). Another point to consider is the fact that the officer in charge took the tape, reviewed it, then returned it intact and undamaged. You have an individual coming into the station and starting all sorts of shit, then it turns out he has a video camera…And…Oh, gee…No black person in LA would try to use a camera while walking into a station to try and figure out where they could go to steal shit, or how they could break into the place. This was due diligence of the officer, inspecting the tape for anything that might be on it that would allow criminals to infiltrate the area (Because, you know, there aren’t any criminals in LA). The tape was returned, the officer made sure he gave the tape to the person who claimed to own the tape, and he made sure that that person wouldn’t be tempted to come back with enough to take out the station without anyone knowing who did it. For all you people claiming that some law was broken, post the penal codes that were violated. Even after [REMOVED] walked into the scene the officer continued to act professional, repeated the rules and regulations and a very calm manner, but gave no quarter to being intimidated. What is the moral of this story? Don’t go out of your way to instigate a confrontation. If you have genuine concerns or complaints with an organization that you don’t have the ability to confront, then contact a lawyer who will be more than willing to make money where money can be made. If you just want to start a conspiracy, and don’t actually know the system and your rights, but only think you know it? You’ll be down a shit creek without a paddle. This is not to argue the fact that California is not an example of how much power liberal America is giving the government and taking away rights of its citizens. On the contrary, California is perhaps the most oppressive police state in the USA. And that’s /not/ something I like. There’s so many laws out now you can’t even have a dog unless you have one the way the government wants you to have one. You can’t even drive a vehicle unless you do it the way some government official says to do it. You can’t enjoy yourself unless you do it the way they want. But that’s what you get when you have a Liberal State…Once the rest of this country is owned by the democratic, liberal based party….Expect nothing but. In short: There was no abuse by law enforcement, even though the two Hollywood directors to be did their damndest to make the ignorant watchers think so. Those two guys were just fucking stupid, nothing more, nothing less. On the other hand there is an abuse of bloated, useless, government power over its citizens. Blame yourselves for that one. Stop voting for bigger, stronger government, dumbasses! [Despite your race or ethnicity, racial slurs are not permitted here. Please check your PMs. -Snuff]
sweeteedon1 Aug 2007, 05:39
YOU fight the LAW !!! The Liars oooops ...LAW always win.
gitano711 Aug 2007, 08:28
Dumb retards and king shit cop.
broggi1 Aug 2007, 08:34
I think that the cop acted extremely well. They are trained to investigate things that are suspicious... this man came in to the PD and wouldn't give his name. That set off an alarm for the cop...then the cop found a hidden camera and microphone, I dont know but that sounds like it could be illegal for a civillian to have a hidden camera in the PD. The cop obviously had no bad intents or he would have been really spooked by the second guy who came in with the camera and probably would have told him to turn it off. I'd have to disagree with you here on a few things. Although I believe that he was obligated to give his name, I don't believe that having a hidden camera in a PD is illegal or wrong. The cop ever asked if it was a sting operation. The bit about the name kind of confuses me, though... I've heard that if a cop asks you for your name on the street, then you are required to give it to him (maybe it's only if you're under 18 on the street late at night), but for something as simple as a complaint form, I can see the defense that he would not feel comfortable giving his name out for the sole reason of being treated like he was less of a person due to his criminal record (not because he's black; not everything is split racially). Not to mention feeling uncomfortable talking to another police officer when it was a police officer that he was originally complaining about. Anyway, I'm not sure about the name situation, but as for the camera, I believe it's completely legal since the PDs are paid for by tax-paying Americans and they are not a private organization. But hey, I could be wrong.
AjM1 Aug 2007, 10:59
Its cops like that prick that deserve to get shot in the line of duty, not the honest hard working cops with familys. Tell u all 1 thing i wouldent have let that drop till he was dropped!
csin1 Aug 2007, 11:25
In most states in the USA an officer is allowed to detain a person to verify their identity if they do not have a state issues ID or Drivers License (any state, not necessarily the one your in). They use those forms because you can say your name is anything you want, they have to be able to verify that it is correct. They also are allowed to detain anyone they have "reasonable suspicion" to believe has committed a crime, is committing a crime, or has a warrant. They can only hold the person for a max of 48 hours (in most states). And one "reasonable" suspicion would be if someone says "I don’t have any ID I’m going to provide you because I think your going to run it for warrants" That was one of the stupidest statements ever. They are not allowed to release property or information to anyone they can not verify the identity of. Most of the issues that were on the tape are issues that could have been solved by simply providing identification or talking to the officer. If his complaint was about that officer all he would have had to do is state that. Then by law they would have to provide a different officer to help him. People try to blow things way out of proportion and it’s ridiculous. Grow up...
Snuff.1 Aug 2007, 12:12
For a start, the original dude said he'd had issues with the sergeant before - which was he was making the complaint. There was misconduct on the part of the sergeant, but not enough to warrant disciplining. To me, it looked simply as if the sergeant could've used taking down a peg and that's exactly what these kids did! As I said, not enough grounds for disciplining but the results were the same. Nobody got hurt, either - so it's a job well done in, IMO! :xyxthumbs:
Josh851 Aug 2007, 13:42
I once got tackled and pinned and arrested by cops who thought I had an axe. Three big cunts got me from all sides coz I wouldn't get on the ground when they told me to (they were pointing guns at me too. :/ ) . Either way later on they were told that I WASN'T the one with the axe it was one of my mates and they let me go. When I asked if they still needed me for questioning they actually told me to fuck off. That's the annoying thing about cops.. they can tell you to fuck off and you can't crack 'em in the head coz there's more of them & they have guns & shit. >.> BTW I was the one with the axe only I gave it to my mate halfway through the dispute and he later disposed of it. Why the witnesses chose to say it wasn't me I have no idea. BTW I was also incredibly incredibly drunk. BTW I also gave my name as Jason Cavan (first names of two of my mates) and gave one of my mate's last name's as the street name I live on. "12 Atkinson street".. rofl.
verscharren1 Aug 2007, 14:19
dummy first thing he says i am not looking to get arrested.....that means he may be guilty what an ass!
FlyBoy17751 Aug 2007, 14:41
ZZzzzzzzzzz:1zhelp: agreed...
popzombie1 Aug 2007, 16:42
Not saying that all cops are like that one. They are not. However, I'll say maybe one in five.(I hope). That cop was just using his position to bully someone. Makes you wonder what other stuff this cop does that is not caught. Cops sometimes forget what their are for. To protect and serve. Not to stroke their pathic egos. :eek: :eek: :eek: Good cops good. Bad cops bad. Fire bad too.
DriZ1 Aug 2007, 17:50
'Review' means 'erase' lol That cop was all nice when the camera's were visable..
chefgrad1 Aug 2007, 18:27
I think that the cop acted extremely well. They are trained to investigate things that are suspicious... this man came in to the PD and wouldn't give his name. That set off an alarm for the cop...then the cop found a hidden camera and microphone, I dont know but that sounds like it could be illegal for a civillian to have a hidden camera in the PD. The cop obviously had no bad intents or he would have been really spooked by the second guy who came in with the camera and probably would have told him to turn it off. I disagree. You're not obligated to give your name to a police officer unless, 1. You are driving a vehicle, or 2. Being charged with a crime. So to resist being forced to do something that you are not legally required to do, is not grounds for suspicion. If it was illegal for someone to have a camera in the PD, the cop would have asked for the camera to be turned off, and the camera would have been seized; he did not and it was not... As a citizen, you have the right to file a complaint and not have to worry about any backlash from the police. This officer didnt allow for this and I hope that he's been dealt with in one form or another.
chefgrad1 Aug 2007, 18:31
dummy first thing he says i am not looking to get arrested.....that means he may be guilty what an ass! It means that he had come in earlier and was told that he could be arrested if he didnt give them what they wanted. This was his second trip to file a complaint.
Matador19721 Aug 2007, 18:37
Its cops like that prick that deserve to get shot in the line of duty, not the honest hard working cops with familys. Tell u all 1 thing i wouldent have let that drop till he was dropped! PS i am a little testy right now because I just had mine removed I hope this cop shoots YOU in his line of duty...You are a douchebag The reason these guys went in was to make a complaint not file one. It's funny this is how they thought they were all smart because they knew few of their rights. But if they listened to the cop they'd leave and pick up the phone if they already had a complaint to file.
bullfest1 Aug 2007, 19:47
I think that the cop acted extremely well. They are trained to investigate things that are suspicious... this man came in to the PD and wouldn't give his name. That set off an alarm for the cop...then the cop found a hidden camera and microphone, I dont know but that sounds like it could be illegal for a civillian to have a hidden camera in the PD. The cop obviously had no bad intents or he would have been really spooked by the second guy who came in with the camera and probably would have told him to turn it off. Killer brings up a good point. That Parker guy could have been a spy for some radical group looking for security invulnerabilities in that police station. Who in their right mind walks into a police station wired unless you're working for a news channel or you have a score to settle. We all know there are bad cops out there but it's people like this floridian jackass or parker that creates new bad cops.
Bhaili2 Aug 2007, 00:29
Hes just an Inbread sheep molesting cop!
S14DGENER82 Aug 2007, 01:17
wow
99killersushi992 Aug 2007, 01:44
Ok HOW OLD IS THIS VIDEO?? GEEZ!! I think this vid is like 3 years old??
MIRAGEone2 Aug 2007, 10:05
dont fuck with police.. theyre the only gang backed by the government (that i know of)
UncoverReality2 Aug 2007, 10:30
The cop knew he was fucked and couldn't do anything about it. I think he would have been ok if he hadn't said the shit about the hospital.
SSzo62 Aug 2007, 11:04
I think that the cop acted extremely well. They are trained to investigate things that are suspicious... this man came in to the PD and wouldn't give his name. That set off an alarm for the cop...then the cop found a hidden camera and microphone, I dont know but that sounds like it could be illegal for a civillian to have a hidden camera in the PD. The cop obviously had no bad intents or he would have been really spooked by the second guy who came in with the camera and probably would have told him to turn it off. EXACTLY what he said. Good job.:xyxthumbs:
Ckroush2 Aug 2007, 15:54
Everyone should know their rights and at least have some sort of knowledge regarding their state laws. Cops will be dicks because they think civilians are ignorant but talk like a confident lawyer and their fun is over. Try not to sound like this guy though. He can't enunciate his words and he tries to use big words that don't make sense in their context.
Ckroush2 Aug 2007, 16:02
Its cops like that prick that deserve to get shot in the line of duty, not the honest hard working cops with familys. Tell u all 1 thing i wouldent have let that drop till he was dropped! ^He's Canadian... The world knows not to listen to anything they say. Just ignore them when they speak. Everyone else does.
liksukfuk2 Aug 2007, 17:34
You all are a bunch of Fuck-Tards!! This guy walking into a PD and tells the cop how things are going to work?? Don't think so. The cop told him at the start of it what his options were. Call the 1-800 number, sit down and give him the info, or get out. Simple enough. Leave it to the moron to want to make his own rules. Gee, wonder if he's ever been arrested before. Gee, wonder if his little partner has ever been arrested before. I'm betting YES! BTW, laws vary from state to state, but most states require you to carry some form of ID on you. For all of you think the cops are pricks, I'm guessing you've been in some sort of trouble. I've never been in trouble, because I don't break the laws. And guess what, I've never run in to any prick cops.
HeyBuddy2 Aug 2007, 21:21
Recently, I wanted to commend an officer. I don't know how it is in LA, but you can't even officially commend an officer anonymously. If all he wanted to do was complain anonymously, he should have just sent a letter. The entire thing looked really suspicious to me. He had been in there earlier, and knew what he had to do to file a complaint. He just decided to TRY to cause a scene and he did. It doesn't take a genious to figure out that if they gave any relevance to anonymous complaints, the people in this forum would flood them with bogus hate mail. I can't figure out what he was trying to accomplish. I wonder if he realizes that the reason those forms are numbered and are not allowed out of the office is so that an officer can't get rid of a complaint without an investigation. Legitimate complaints would be investigated, and that would require the person who filed it to be contacted. Hey, he got to stir the pot and get that fine people at filecabi.net fired up. Good for you buddy! Go back to Florida.
grafikhavik3 Aug 2007, 04:23
wow a vid of a pig on a power trip. whats new? i like how he said he didnt say the things we just listened to him saying on video. goddamn fuckin cowboy cops
jimmypage5123 Aug 2007, 05:37
Looks like he's going to have to get another complaint form. or a couple thoasand.
Insaneman5 Aug 2007, 04:03
Viva La Revolucion... We The People Have The Power
twicon7 Aug 2007, 14:00
wow i can see from teh comments u ppl r good sheeps
Dude_In_PA20 Aug 2007, 05:07
If he had come to my station here in PA and "threatened more people will be here soon"... we might have kicked both of their asses and stuck a gun in his face...asswipe!

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