Did the cops have a no-knock warrant?
Is homeowner a prior convicted felon thereby prevented from owning firearms, having them in his house?
From the video, from what he describes on his video, it seems like homeowner had multiple interactions with cops before.
RE; “high-powered rifles.” Perhaps next time they should bring low-powered rifles.
Not making statements here, just asking questions. From my experiences, most cop-haters are people with serious prior law problems.
Does anyone have the homeowners name so we could do a little Googling to see if he the choir boy he would have us believe he is?
Many people who dislike The New Police don't like bullies - especially untouchable bullies.
Nice job of contradicting yourself on both ends of a single statement.
If you would have simply STFU (and spared everyone the anecdotal BS) you wouldn't have made an idiot of yourself.
I can't say for your experience. Mine, however includes a large and growing group of people who were treated like Public Enemy No. 1 on a routine traffic stop, who had no previous interactions with police.
When people who have done nothing more serious than 5 mph over the limit start getting treated as if they are fleeing a mass murder, the police aren't winning friends.
That said, most of the policemen I have met in 40+ years of driving and in other venues have been professional and courteous.
It is the exceptions (both good and bad but especially bad) who stand out in most people's minds and who make the news.
There are rules. We call those rules laws. Those laws are supposedly for everyone. Go by the rules and there is structure to the process. Don't go by the rules and mayhem can result.
Oh, and don't shoot the dog, he barks loud (that's his job), but he's a pussy cat.