Into the Night
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DON'T TRY WORD SALAD, MORON!!
Judge asks if troops in Los Angeles are violating the Posse Comitatus Act
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The California National Guard is a federal militia? Wouldn't they call it the US National Guard then?
Why aren't there new pictures then? If the riots are ongoing, and covering all LA, there would be thousands of different places pictured. Instead, we have the same five cars burning from two and a half weeks ago shown over and over again.
Pay wall. Detained =/= Arrested, and I could not read how he was just "walking".
So, not "just walking", he crossed the "do not cross" tape, and they are literally there to protect US assets (Agents and property)... Yeah. I do not think this crosses the "law enforcement" boundary. Especially since they did not arrest him.
Into the Night
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They DO shoot rioters, NoName...with rubber bullets and tear gas.
A good way to push back the crowd.
Into the Night
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They did arrerst him, Damo. They questioned him, then let him go.
Sammy Jankis
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Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
a detainment is not an arrest, word guy.
“Shortly after crossing through the federal building complex, he saw a service member yelling at him to get back on the other side of the tape, and he quickly complied. After presenting his identification card at the front walkway to the VA building, he continued on his way. Then, as the song "Someday" by Flipsyde floated in his ears, he saw a Marine shouting at him to get on the ground.”
A Veteran Was Detained by Marines. It Highlights Concerns over the Military's Growing Ties to Law Enforcement.
Marcos Leao's detention by Marines marks what many legal, defense and policy experts say is an unprecedented violation of the Posse Comitatus Act, which bars the U.S. military from performing domestic law enforcement.
Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
not at arrest.“Shortly after crossing through the federal building complex, he saw a service member yelling at him to get back on the other side of the tape, and he quickly complied. After presenting his identification card at the front walkway to the VA building, he continued on his way. Then, as the song "Someday" by Flipsyde floated in his ears, he saw a Marine shouting at him to get on the ground.”
A Veteran Was Detained by Marines. It Highlights Concerns over the Military's Growing Ties to Law Enforcement.
Marcos Leao's detention by Marines marks what many legal, defense and policy experts say is an unprecedented violation of the Posse Comitatus Act, which bars the U.S. military from performing domestic law enforcement.www.military.com
its maintaining society.
these are not civil actions.
its a rebellion.
Sammy Jankis
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ITS FAFO TIME!
Into the Night
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A detainment is an arrest, NoName. Go learn English.
Sammy Jankis
Was it me?
Detention is a temporary situation where law enforcement holds an individual for questioning based on reasonable suspicion of involvement in a crime, while an arrest is a formal action where a person is taken into custody due to probable cause that they have committed a crime. The key difference lies in the legal standards and the implications for the individual's rights during each process.
Into the Night
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Go learn what 'arrest' means, NoName. Go learn English.
Into the Night
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Random phrases. No apparent coherency. Go learn English. Go learn what 'arrest' means.