Posted on 04/17/2014 7:32:58 AM PDT by mandaladon
An Air Force captain discovered he was banned from Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California, due to pending charges against him from a previous encounter with a cop who had tried to arrest him for entering his own home.
The charges — resisting arrest and obstructing an officer — have infuriated Captain Nicolas Aquino, a first-generation immigrant whose parents came to the United States from Paraguay as political exiles.
Last December, an officer paid a visit to Aquino’s Monterey residence. Apparently, a neighbor had seen a man entering Aquino’s home, and reported a possible burglary to the authorities.
The “burglar” was Aquino himself. No one else was in the house.
The officer told Aquino that he needed to see identification, according to KSBW.
“At that moment I’m like, ‘Excuse me sir, but who are you? And why are you here?’” said Aquino in a statement.
Aquino, who is well aware of his Constitutional rights, asked the officer if he was being detained. The officer said that he was.
“And so I said, ‘OK, then my name is Nicolas Aquino. I live right here. I’m in the military,’” said Aquino.
Aquino showed the officer — a deputy with the Monterey County Sheriff’s Department — his military ID, but did not hand over the card. The officer interpreted this move as a hostile act, and proceeded to tackle Aquino, slam his head into the ground and put him in a choke hold.
The police report described the officer’s actions more favorably.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
Why are you accusing me instead of discussing the article?
All he has to do is request to see it again, for a longer time. There was no need to get physical. uy should sue him for everything he, the department and the city has.
Citizens don't have to Grovel Before The Badged Ones, as Ser Danny Love, Bastard of Salt Lake, and his Brave BLM Companions found out just this week.
Wonder how many of the BLM Gear Queers crapped their panties when they realized their "brilliant" tactical position under the bridge?
**snicker**
Just a tiny grammar instruction - it was a question, not an accusation. You ARE defending the cop’s actions, so the question is valid - based on the article.
“He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of Officers to harass our people, and eat out their substance.”
He could have asked to see it again instead of attacking the man.
In Indiana the law allows us to shoot cops that enter our home illegally and try to rough us up.
You assume what the officer states is gospel, I don’t. He could have politely asked to see it again, instead he tackled him. See what I mean about escalation?
Let me guess: The driver failed to come to a complete stop before making a right turn at a tee intersection?
These events will only increase as our society disintegrates. The cop each time he investigates is faced with a person who believes he has “RIGHTS” usually vague and unspecified in the mind of the person being stopped. The cop is then caught in a double bind. Basically, the police should ignore anything but the most violent acts. Kind of leaving people with their “RIGHTS” and the consequences thereto.
Worse. They were delivering newspapers during the Dorner chase.
Peasants shall not question The Badged Ones.
Support Your Local Slave Patrol – Grovel Before the Badged Ones
http://www.lewrockwell.com/2014/02/william-norman-grigg/grovel-before-the-badged-ones/
William Norman Grigg has had a bellyful of our Masters' gunthugs.
What newspaper?
If it was the LA Times or NYT maybe they deserved it...
;-)
LAT...
Over 100 rounds fired, about half of which hit the truck, the rest hit neighboring homes.
They did manage to wound one of the women in the hand, though...
LOL!
Good point...
Were any of the officers ever held responsible for their actions?
You are kidding, right?
Hernandez was shot twice in the back and neck, and her daughter was grazed by bullets.
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