[agitator]

Anybody who watches "Cops" can also enjoy watching the violation of the Constitution that occurs roughly every 5 minutes.

[68skylark]

Anybody who watches "Cops" can also enjoy watching the violation of the Constitution that occurs roughly every 5 minutes.

Well, anybody who watches "Cops" sees the kind of hassles and low lifes that cops have to deal with every day -- for me, the show makes me care less and less about whether the officers follow every single letter of the law.

[Servant of the 9]

Anybody who watches "Cops" can also enjoy watching the violation of the Constitution that occurs roughly every 5 minutes.

On "Cops" they follow the law:

"The Guy With No Shirt Is Always Busted"

So9

[TLI]

Anybody who watches "Cops" can also enjoy watching the violation of the Constitution that occurs roughly every 5 minutes.

Soooo, you noticed that too? 5 minutes? That long?

[yooper]

"Anybody who watches "Cops" can also enjoy watching the violation of the Constitution that occurs roughly every 5 minutes."

Yup. I strongly support law enforcement, but you're right. I can't remember the number of times I've cringed at what was being filmed on this show. That's why I get a huge kick out of Reno 911.

[TexRef]

Anybody who watches "Cops" can also enjoy watching the violation of the Constitution that occurs roughly every 5 minutes.

Occasionally, but more often the people are incredibly stupid and just let cops search their cars, person, etc.

COP: "Do you have anything illegal in your vehicle?"

PERP: "No."

COP: "You don't mind if I take a look, do you?"

PERP: "Go ahead - I ain't got nothin'!"

132 and Bush, I've got him at gunpoint.

[U S Army EOD]

They happen right after violation of the law. Bring back public whipping now!!!!!

[Jimmy Valentine's brother]

Really do you have a particular Article in mind?

[HIDEK6]

And I thought I was the only one that finds the conduct of the police on Cops deplorable.

I especially hate it when the cop tries to be a preacher.

[XJarhead]

Anybody who watches "Cops" can also enjoy watching the violation of the Constitution that occurs roughly every 5 minutes.

Somebody needs to take some more classes in Constitutional law. If what you say is true, the police departments portrayed would be nailed with Section 1983 lawsuits right and left, and the evidence would be indisputable. But that's not what happens, so your premise is obviously flawed.

[Xenalyte]

Anybody who watches "Cops" can also enjoy watching the violation of the Constitution that occurs roughly every 5 minutes Xena's family having a normal Saturday night.