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To: MEGoody
The question asked was non-threatening. It's asked hundreds of times of hundreds of people, and historically speaking, it's only those with something to hide from the cops that refuse to answer it.

The cop got an answer he didn't LIKE, so he harassed the kid. The question was answered - in a full sentence, according to the transcript. But it wasn't the answer the officer WANTED, so he escalated the situation.

1,247 posted on 01/09/2007 1:21:43 PM PST by MortMan (I was going to be indecisive, but I changed my mind.)
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To: MortMan

Well he didn't want to get interviewed so the cop forced an interview. </sarcarsm> What the cop meant was that Brett didn't want to get interrogated, so the cop decided to force a roadside interrogation. But dang it, he forgot his standard issue rubber hose and bright light.


1,248 posted on 01/09/2007 1:26:37 PM PST by rednesss
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To: MortMan
The cop got an answer he didn't LIKE, so he harassed the kid.

No one likes smart assed answers from a brat kid.

That aside, belligerence is a sign of drinking and drug use. The cop didn't handle it right, but it is the right thing for a cop to follow up when someone shows such signs and they are behind the wheel of a car.

The question was answered

In a belligerent manner, as I've already pointed out.

1,259 posted on 01/10/2007 10:01:19 AM PST by MEGoody (Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.)
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