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You're confusing my position. While it may be an inconvience to be stopped at a check-point, I don't think that is unreasonable, especially in light of the information the police are working with. However, I do have a problem pulling people out of their vehicle at gunpoint, handcuffing them, and making them to lay on ground when there is no evidence that they have committed any crime. What was their crime - driving a white van? It's a violation of their civil liberties.

However, I do have a problem pulling people out of their vehicle at gunpoint, handcuffing them, and making them to lay on ground when there is no evidence that they have committed any crime. What was their crime - driving a white van? It's a violation of their civil liberties.

I apologize for misunderstanding your position, but I still think you're overreacting to these photographs.

If they are concerned that a suspect they are searching for is armed, what would you have them approach the vehicle with - a bouquet? They do that for safety. Not just their own. For the safety of everyone on the road. That includes you.

Secondly, how many people in this situation have been put on the ground and cuffed, and why? Do you know the answer to either of those questions?