Todd in FL
May 16th, 2007, 12:19 PM
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More video results here:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=police+encounters
Also:
http://www.amazon.com/You-Police-Boston-T-Party/dp/1888766093/ref=sr_1_1/104-4159285-7403153?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1179333598&sr=8-1
http://www.javelinpress.com/images/book_covers/you_and_the_police_lg_rev.jpg
Read this book before you go to the rally. Here is a review of the book:
What can I say, I love this little book. I have seen dozens of little leaflets put out by attorneys about your rights during an arrest, etc., but no one comes close to addressing the myriad of ways that the average American citizen can cross swords with the Police. The author does not come at the police like a hostile hot head, but in the tradition of Mr. Miyagi and the Karate Kid "Daniel san, best way avoid punch . . no be there first place" this book sets you up,
FIRST, to be in the position where you are likely to avoid contact with the police in the first place. Some of the tips are obvious, like 'dont leave the Uzi and the Gorilla Bong on the back seat', some of the tips are not obvious, like 'removing nomenclature from an auto to make it look generic'.
SECOND, you have been approached by the police, now Boston puts you in the position to best end the encounter and get out of there before something is cooked up against you.
THIRD, you are being detained, now Boston starts the clock and has various other tips and things to say at this juncture.
FOURTH, there are taking you in. Boston addresses cop interrogation tricks and the like in great detail.
He addresses police contacts in airports, on foot, and as 90% of your contacts are likely to happen while driving, most of the book concerns drive-time action. There is no book so concisely written that addresses the legalities of so many potential interactions with the oinkers.
What the book does not have, is a detailed list of dirty cop tricks. While a couple of nasty tricks are given play by play attention by Boston, the full range of beating, 'hard way home', evidence planting, back shooting, cop tricks are not addressed. BUT, the reading and knowledge in this book will place you head and shoulders above 90% of the population, and perhaps even some attorneys!
Also check out:
http://www.aclu-de.org/youpolice.htm
dCyKnc1BVV8
0PfVjmnTmZA
More video results here:
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=police+encounters
Also:
http://www.amazon.com/You-Police-Boston-T-Party/dp/1888766093/ref=sr_1_1/104-4159285-7403153?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1179333598&sr=8-1
http://www.javelinpress.com/images/book_covers/you_and_the_police_lg_rev.jpg
Read this book before you go to the rally. Here is a review of the book:
What can I say, I love this little book. I have seen dozens of little leaflets put out by attorneys about your rights during an arrest, etc., but no one comes close to addressing the myriad of ways that the average American citizen can cross swords with the Police. The author does not come at the police like a hostile hot head, but in the tradition of Mr. Miyagi and the Karate Kid "Daniel san, best way avoid punch . . no be there first place" this book sets you up,
FIRST, to be in the position where you are likely to avoid contact with the police in the first place. Some of the tips are obvious, like 'dont leave the Uzi and the Gorilla Bong on the back seat', some of the tips are not obvious, like 'removing nomenclature from an auto to make it look generic'.
SECOND, you have been approached by the police, now Boston puts you in the position to best end the encounter and get out of there before something is cooked up against you.
THIRD, you are being detained, now Boston starts the clock and has various other tips and things to say at this juncture.
FOURTH, there are taking you in. Boston addresses cop interrogation tricks and the like in great detail.
He addresses police contacts in airports, on foot, and as 90% of your contacts are likely to happen while driving, most of the book concerns drive-time action. There is no book so concisely written that addresses the legalities of so many potential interactions with the oinkers.
What the book does not have, is a detailed list of dirty cop tricks. While a couple of nasty tricks are given play by play attention by Boston, the full range of beating, 'hard way home', evidence planting, back shooting, cop tricks are not addressed. BUT, the reading and knowledge in this book will place you head and shoulders above 90% of the population, and perhaps even some attorneys!
Also check out:
http://www.aclu-de.org/youpolice.htm