“Poetic Justice” Advocate Gets Poetic Justice

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48 thoughts on ““Poetic Justice” Advocate Gets Poetic Justice

  1. To all the Future Criminals, Here is how to not admit to doing a Crime.
    There are two possible variables, with two options to state.
    There is Have done something, and there is Have Not done something. And the something could be a crime, like robbery, or it could be nothing, not doing a robbery. So that would look like Crime or No Crime.
    So that means there are 4 options to say to the Police. You could say:
    I have Done Crime. This is just admitting that you have done a crime. Well done for confessing.
    I have Not Done Crime. This is lying, if you have done crime. But the Police don't know yet, that you have done crime.
    I have Done No Crime. This is stating your innocence. This is best if you have done crime, but you believe it to not be crime.

    I have Not Done No Crime. This mean that you have done crime. Well Done on admitting that you have done a crime.

    This. This is the one that you all say. This is the one thing that you should not say. You should say, "I have Done No Crime". Or you should say "I have Not Done Crime".
    But you should never say "I ain't done nothing". Because that means that you Did do something. And what did you do?? That's right. A Crime.

  2. Unfortunately she probably cannot afford a good lawyer but if she could she probably has a good case. And there is no duty in most places to cooperate or identify for a criminal trespass warning. All it is is a notation by the police that this person has been given an official warning that they are no longer allowed in a certain place. That warning does not have to be issued from the police, the owner simply needs to make it known to the person directly that they are not allowed and that they are considered trespass. The police issuing the warning, in most cases because you have not committed any criminal offense you have no duty to identify yourself to them. You are not being detained on suspicion of anything because you must have noticed first that your trespassing in order to have violated the law for trespass. So you cannot create a scenario where you must identify in order to tell someone that they've been trespassed.

    This would mean obstruction does not apply because the detention was illegal. When the detention is illegal everything that follows from it is also illegal. Unfortunately police like this just make the matters worse. They could have taken her picture put it in the system and noted that they verbally told her that she is trespassed they have body cams that support that if she does not wish to comply or listen to them because they don't have a legal reason to detain her that's up to her. Next time if she returns they now have all of the evidence that she was given proper notice.

  3. I wonder how many of these videos got the stupid american who view them side with the cops or the civilian. I wonder how many americans realize their country has become a police state. People from other countries watch these and realize it. Thank fuck for Canada.

  4. If her parents gave her healthy discipline and took care of these tantrums when she was 3, she wouldn't be acting this absolutely insane way at 23. She would have understood authority, discipline and consequences, and it would have saved her a lot of pain.

  5. This arrest wasn’t legal, the trespass wasn’t legal, and the officers badly overextended their authority. Chronologically, the whole thing falls apart the moment you actually apply trespass law and the Fourth Amendment instead of cop folklore.

    The woman approached a Family Dollar and was told she could not enter the building. That is a denial of service, not a trespass notice. At no point was she told to leave the property, no one said “you are trespassed,” and no notice was given that her presence on the lot itself was forbidden. She then left anyway and went across the street, fully ending any possible trespass issue before police ever arrived. Trespass is about remaining after notice. Once she left, there was no crime, no ongoing violation, and nothing to enforce.

    When police arrived, they didn’t witness any trespass, and they didn’t encounter her on the property in question.

    They then went back to the store and essentially asked the employees whether they wanted her criminally trespassed. That alone shows this was not an active offense but a retroactive attempt to manufacture one.

    Trespass warnings are forward looking. At most, police can say “you may not return.” They cannot detain someone off the property to process paperwork for a non crime that already ended.

    When the officers approached her across the street and said “we just want to talk, you’re not in trouble,” that was a consensual encounter. She was legally allowed to walk away. Walking away from police during a consensual encounter is not obstruction, not resistance, and not suspicious by itself.

    The moment the officers threatened arrest for continuing to walk away, they crossed a constitutional line.

    They had no reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime. They explicitly admitted she didn’t steal anything.

    Trespass was impossible because she wasn’t on the property.

    Disorderly conduct was never articulated.

    You cannot detain someone just to issue a trespass warning, and you certainly cannot force them to a patrol car to complete paperwork. Saying “you’re under detention” doesn’t make it lawful if there’s no legal basis for the detention.

    An unlawful detention cannot be obstructed. Refusing to talk, refusing to walk to a squad car, refusing to sign paperwork, and refusing to provide ID during a non detention are all protected conduct.

    Separating her from her dog escalated this into a physical seizure, which requires lawful detention authority they did not have.

    The resistance and obstruction charges collapse because they are secondary charges that depend on a lawful detention or arrest. Here, there wasn’t one.

    This is a textbook Fourth Amendment violation built on a misunderstanding of trespass law. The store denied entry, the woman left, the police arrived late, escalated a non issue, detained someone without legal cause, and then justified the arrest using the person’s refusal to cooperate with an unlawful detention.

    That’s why cases like this routinely get dismissed when challenged, and why departments quietly rely on people not knowing the difference between denial of service, trespass notice, and actual criminal trespass.

    The failure of this channel and it's viewers to notice these rights violations makes me think you're all bootlickers at worst… or at best ignorant of basic civil rights.

    I hope none of you that responded positively ever get accepted into a law enforcement capacity. Shame on you all.

    Please report police encounters without bias. The guy who speaks at the end of the Video has no idea what he's talking about. He insinuates the woman was arrested for "Not listening".

    Deplorable and sickening op ed. Nobody should be arrested simply for "Not listening". Its not a crime to "Not listen".

    Its the kind of thing you hear from toxic parents who abuse their authority over their children. "Don't talk back, listen to me or you're in time out"

    As if the public is a bunch of children, and the only adults are law enforcement.

    It's insulting to the average citizen.

  6. The BS about being "pregnant" you can't tase me needs to stop. Tase their ass, since 99.999999% of them are lying. This one wouldn't be thrashing around in that squad car like that if she were really pregnant.

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