Motorists detained as police search for robbery suspect(All Adults Handcuffed In Every Car)

FOX 31 ^ | June 2, 2012

[AmonAmarth]

AURORA, Colo. – Police have a “person of interest” in custody in connection with the robbery of the Wells Fargo back at 15301 E. Hampden Avenue Saturday afternoon.

Immediately following the robbery, police closed the intersection of Iliff and Buckley after reports the suspect might have taken hostages.

According to our crew on the scene, police stopped and searched nearly two dozen cars. The adult occupants of the vehicles were handcuffed during the investigation.

[Mark was here]

“...but I feel compelled to defend my brothers and sisters even if it's with facetious sarcasm.”

This is the problem, your brothers and sisters are the general public.

You have separated yourself from the general public and act all aggrieved upon.

Your self separation from the public, the mere civilians, the by your own words – not your brothers and sisters, is the problem.

[GOPJ]

Everyone of those folks need to hire an attorney and sue the city. This is an outrage. Are you with me Scoutmaster?

[CodeToad]

“You see all cops as criminals, I see all patriots as untrustworthy anarchists who would like to shoot me if I dare try to investigate a crime.”

Investigate a crime all you want, but don’t think you have totalitarian control over the poeple to do so. It is disturbing for you to say that you believe that you should have totalitarian control just because you wear a badge.

[Big Mack]

Sounds as if you are a leo. But it also sounds as if you don’t have the temperment or the stones for the job. If you are a leo then you must have missed the day in leo school when they went over the Constitution of these United States of America.

[CodeToad]

“I mean, as opposed to simply doing nothing what should have been done?”

I hope you are not a cop if you are that stupid as to not know the answer to that question.

[CodeToad]

The guy is a mental midget. He believes he has the right to do as he pleases as long as it is in the name of “law enforcement”.

[null and void]

So mass preventive detentions are now legal? This will cause its own problems. If you resist, are you resisting arrest, failing to follow police orders, what?

Legal, and the preferred technique for dealing with serfs.

No problem...

[null and void]

They are just following orders.

Vee ver yust followink ohders.

Yeah, that defense works every time.

[CodeToad]

Remember this story? Seems about the same level of stupidity. January 2005.

"RURO, Mass., Jan. 7 - In an unusual last-ditch move to find clues to the three-year-old killing of a freelance fashion writer, police investigators are trying to get DNA samples from every man in this Cape Cod hamlet, all 790 or so, or as many as will agree."

[null and void]

Was that sarcasm? It’s so hard to tell these days...

[Lady Lucky]

You may come upon something helpful here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2890926/posts?page=37#37

[null and void]

Everyone should just be expected to go tell the police on themselves as opposed to the police attempting to solve the crime.

You seem a little weak on 5^th amendment comprehension.

[paul51]

Oh, cut the cops a break! They are just following orders.

That's what the nazi war criminals said also

[Travis McGee]

I wonder how many LEOs share his twisted views, and consider “so-called patriots” to be as dangerous as criminals to his “brothers and sisters” in LE.

Clearly, he puts himself and other LEOs above us mere peasants, and as far as his oath to defend the Constitution....he seems to have forgotten that entirely.

[null and void]

Everyone should just be expected to go tell the police on themselves as opposed to the police attempting to solve the crime.

Apparently part of that is in place already. I'm old enough to remember when the police would investigate a burglary. These days they won't even file a report of one.

Throw us a sop, wouldja? At least pretend you care.

[paul51]

If you can’t do your job within the confines of the constitution, you should quit. You’re sarcastic remarks show a clear willingness to trample on the rights and liberties of any citizen you come in contact with because, gee, what else could I do to serve and protect.

[CodeToad]

Typical idiot anymore, isn’t it? “Don’t blame me I am just trying to {insert lame excuse here}”.

Whenever I hear the phrase, “just trying to”, I know I am talking to an adult with the mind of a small child.

He is the type of pinhead that will be shooting at us and feeling completely justified in doing so but will be completely confused when we shoot back.

[unixfox]

Surpised they didn’t put all schools within a 500 mile radius on “lockdown”

Because criminals ALWAYS run to the schools when they are in trouble.

[EdReform]

Spot on, well said.

[unixfox]

The only reason the government is so big and bloated and despotic is because we the people have let them become so.

Can't argue with that.