[Cap'n Crunch]

Here it would have been Obstructing Official Business. Or Domestic Violence or Disorderly Conduct, Persisting. Whatever I felt like at the moment.

[Sweet Land]

Here it would have been Obstructing Official Business. [...] or Disorderly Conduct, Persisting.

That's the question: should there be laws against refusal to give one's name?

Or Domestic Violence

Neither the article nor the charges filed suggest there was sufficient evidence to support that charge.

Whatever I felt like at the moment.

A telling remark.

[green iguana]

Or Domestic Violence

Then the cop wold be arresting the wrong person - Hiibel's daughter hit him. He didn't hit her abck, he asked for her to stop to let him get out of the car where he was smoking a cigarette when the cop pulled up. If interested, here's his web site:

http://papersplease.org/hiibel/

[TankerKC]

Whatever I felt like at the moment.

There's the problem. Are you a cop?

[Centurion2000]

Here it would have been Obstructing Official Business. Or Domestic Violence or Disorderly Conduct, Persisting. Whatever I felt like at the moment.

Do you have any idea how much of a fascist you sound like right now? Cops should not be able to lock people up and charge them jsut because 'they feel like it'.

Your comment is disgusting in its lack of regards for citizens' rights.

[Doctor Stochastic]

Whatever I felt like at the moment.

That is becoming the public perception of the police. They do what they "feel like at the moment" rather than whether a law is being violated. The more this goes on, the less the public believes that police are there for protection than for harassment.

[Servant of the 9]

Here it would have been Obstructing Official Business. Or Domestic Violence or Disorderly Conduct, Persisting. Whatever I felt like at the moment.

It must make you very sad that you never got to work for Lavrenty Beria at the NKVD.

So9

[CSM]

"Whatever I felt like at the moment."

Exactly why the police are losing any respect afforded to them by the public. When you make comments like this it becomes clear that "to protect and serve" is no longer the creed, instead it has become "to criminalize in order to control!"

The attitude prevelant in your statement is precisely why I blantently state that I hate cops!

[Modernman]

Here it would have been Obstructing Official Business. Or Domestic Violence or Disorderly Conduct, Persisting. Whatever I felt like at the moment.

And cops wonder why people don't like them. Don't come crying here for sympathy the next time a cop takes a bullet.