Welcome back to the good old land of the free, home of the brave, where American law enforcement actually respects the constitutionally protected right to freedom of speech. They do respect that right, don't they? Put it over here. Oh no, you got it on your head, bro. Come on. >> No, not in the park. Not >> I'm helping the kid. >> Put it over here. Not in the park. >> I'm helping the kid. >> I'm going to help you out then. >> Then move it. What's wrong? Now you're going to jail. Now you go. You're under arrest. >> I think people shy away from commenting on videos like this because so many are indoctrinated into viewing the world through the perverted political lens of left or right politics. Obviously, if this leftist libtard is getting punished by the cops, he deserves that harsh treatment, right? So they pick a side instead of realizing that what this Democrat was involved in doing wasn't a crime. As a matter of fact, it was a constitutionally protected right. So the guy was just exercising his rights and the cop chose to harass him instead of protecting his rights. Let's take a look at this video together and we'll make some comments along the way. And you tell me if you stand in the corner of the Democrat or of the police officer. >> Yeah. I don't know. They don't want to get >> Lieutenant Turner. Lieutenant >> and I'm going to record you, too. Play the recording game all day. I'm going to help you out then. >> Then move it. >> Oh, now you're going to jail. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Signs got to go. You're in a public park. You know better. Um, so apparently my campaign manager um says that this is and I'll read it to you now because I got a >> public park. It's a public park. >> So it says political speech on public property. >> Okay. >> And you we could ask for a statue >> just to make sure. Right. I'm just I'm trying to be like you. >> No. And I'm I'm just I'm I'm letting you know it's a public park. It has to be removed. >> Okay. So I'm getting confirmation. >> I'm giving you your confirmation. This is a public park. You have to remove it. Folks, >> this is not up for discussion. >> Well, we still need somebody to come get it. >> Okay. >> Yeah, just >> I'll pick it up for you. >> You're not You're not taking that. >> I'm picking it up. >> We can take it. We can pick it up. >> She says she can't lift it up. So, we got to move it. >> They have our We'll take it. They're going to be here in >> Okay, then you're going to put it down and take it off the the property. >> Justin, you already know they're um they're saying that we can't be here because it's public, but it's not that public. >> It's a public park. >> Public park. So, we can't have this here. You already know. >> There's no ganging up. You're not supposed to do that, though. >> I'll pass by. >> You're not supposed to. Again, I'm here. I am letting you know you are not allowed to do this. Okay. >> So, pick up the sign, please. >> So, what do I do with this? >> Pick up the sign and put it down, please. Girls, I'm going to tell you one more time. Pick up the sign and put it down, please. >> The cop. >> Thank you. >> I'm not being rude. I've I've said it several times. Everything's on camera. Just so you're aware, >> it's Lieutenant >> Lieutenant Escalerero. >> That's who it is. >> Yes. >> Lieutenant Escalero. Do I have phone? >> I'm literally at the corner where I sent the thing. They said I can't be here. I sent it to the group chat. >> Any public park, any public property, you can't do that. Private property, you're good to go. >> What is the statue? They don't want to give me any information. >> They're ripping. That's fine. >> Why are you ripping on? >> I'm not. Yeah. Yes. Yes, >> I am. I am. >> Look. Look. Has it touched the ground? What? I'm recording it, too. >> Okay. >> How many times you going to be told to remove it? >> Go ahead. That's >> right here. Right here. >> Yeah. I don't know. They don't want to get >> Lieutenant Turner and I'm going to record you, too. You're playing a recording game all day, right? But no, the problem is is you're being uncooperative completely. Calm down. >> No, listen. Come on. Don't Don't try to use that. Come on. We explained to you several times. >> Come on now. >> Explain to you several times. There's no reason I should have to repeat myself over and over and over again. Now, this cop was amped up when he arrived on the scene. And my question is, if there's an ordinance that contradicts the supreme law of the land, you know, your right to freedom of speech in a public place, which law takes precedent, whether you agree with or disagree with the sign, this cop insists there's a city ordinance. You can't have signage in a public park. It seems like that leans in the direction of violating the First Amendment. And now property has been taken by armed men. So which one is worse? Signage in a public park or stealing someone else's property in a public place. >> Okay. But we have statues. You get what I'm saying? Like that's another right that we have. That's all I'm asking. >> So I will get you I will get you the statute. But I'll tell you what, if you're violating the statue, I'm going to write you a ticket at that point, too. >> So make sure you get your ID ready. >> Please do it. That's fine. >> What if the statute is violating the Constitution? What if there's a law that's repugnant to the Constitution? What does Marbury versus Madison say? It says that that statute or ordinance or law is null and void. >> How many times you going to ask me for the same thing? >> Okay. >> And then how many times you going to do your narrative and say threw on the ground when I simply removed it? >> You can't do it. >> You're making a big deal out of nothing here. >> There's another one. >> No. No, he didn't. He put the camera up against your camera. everything >> again. Again, your recorded audio and video right here. So, your great behavior that you think is so great. >> Yeah, he's right in my face. >> Yeah, I'm not in your face either. >> Yeah, it's it's I don't know why we got to be so difficult. It It makes no sense. >> Right. I mean, >> says the guy who walked up being difficult. >> I don't know how many times I got to sit here and tell you. Just as a recap, they were sitting there out of the way, minding their own business, not causing a disruption. Yeah, you may disagree with this sign right here, but they weren't bothering anybody. There wasn't a disturbance until the cop walked up. >> He I'm I'm looking at now, but he had just sent it this morning, the whole this whole breakdown on it. >> So, here's one already. >> Okay. >> 1248041 municipal code. >> Okay. So it pertains to sales, circulars and advertising which is prohibited within any city park within the city any goods wares merchandise whatsoever or to display distribute any advertising device circular card in any such park. Okay, that's a statute 1248-050 infringing on first amendment rights. >> Nobody's infringing your first amendment rights, sir. This is a public speech. This is a public park. This is a public park. And and and and hear me out. Hear me out. It's an ordinance within the city. You cannot explain >> the I heard you reading it. >> 1248. That's the municipal ordinance for Elizabeth. >> Let's hear Let's see the ordinance. >> I just read it out before. >> I'd like you to read. >> It is unlawful for any person to sell or offer sale within a city park. Stand by. Any goods wears, merchandise, whatever, or to display or distribute any advertising device. >> This is not advertising. >> You're not advertising for a candidate. >> No. >> Sir. Sir. >> Sir. Sir. No. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Uh, let me ask another one. >> Do you think this is this is not >> Are you going to let me speak? >> Okay, go ahead. >> Do you ever consider mail that you get from from anything not candidates could be an issue? Would you consider that advertising? It's advertising. >> Advertising is a business term. >> No, but you're advertising. It didn't specify it's for a business. You're advertising for a candidate. Correct. Sir, I would like you if you're going to issue a ticket for this and if you're comfortable, >> I would not even go at it from that angle. The angle is the first amendment. You have the right to freedom of speech in a public place. Period. Yeah, this is advertising. You are advertising for a political candidate. Let's just call a spade a spade. >> That a public place. >> The ordinance falls short of the first amendment. >> This is not a place where you can exercise a first amendment right. Not political, not not anything political. Correct. >> That's a crazy The First Amendment is about politics, folks. >> Listen, I I am trying I'm trying to go about this as nicely as possible where I'm not issuing tickets. I'm not I came here and I asked the young ladies, I said, "Listen, >> sir, you can't >> The First Amendment isn't about politics. The First Amendment includes politics. >> Have you can't have any propaganda for any sort of politics? >> It doesn't say propaganda. It says advertising. >> Okay? It's an advertisement. That's basically what it is. >> Advertisement, sir. >> Okay. So, >> an advertising firm is like a company that does >> business. But, but I'm It's not saying advertising firm. You're advertising for a candidate, >> sir. >> Right. You're advocating for a candidate. >> Do you think Do you think that public places are not again? Again, we're not we're not going to play this back and forth. >> Then, write me a second, please. >> Okay. Do you have your ID? >> I don't have it on me now. >> Okay. Well, I need >> If what the cop was saying was true, then he could grab and arrest or detain and question anybody who's walking in that public park with a shirt that has any kind of advertising on it. Is he going to do that? >> An ID. >> Somebody here is going to have to have an ID. >> Just take my information. >> No, it doesn't work like that. >> Doesn't work like that. I need an ID. I need to verify who you are at this point. You're If I'm issuing you a summon, I need to verify I'm writing the the summon to the correct person. >> Give me my name. It doesn't work like that, sir. >> The simple thing to do is to just leave. I understand. >> The guy's name's on his shirt and the cops asking for ID. >> So, it is the right thing. >> There's ordinances in the city for a reason. >> It to you and the ACLU says it if you Google it. If you want, it says it. If I Google it, you're saying >> and we'll go clear that person out. You tell us where it is. >> Well, let's see. Okay. But we we literally have to deal with what's hear me out. Hear me out. We have to deal with what's in front of us at this point. If you're telling me there's something else going, I'll go address it. I have no problem doing that. >> None whatsoever. >> What if I do the same thing? >> I have a quick question. I asked the young lady, right? >> Well, you were here when I pulled up. >> No, no. I I'm the spokesperson for them because, you know, they're working for us. >> Ford Hawkers in >> I understand that. But do you understand there's other things that are going on? So there's people that are going to other situations too. So obviously obviously they didn't send a patrolman here. They sent a supervisor because I was No, but hear me out. I'm a supervisor that had to come out here to deal with this at this point because we didn't have enough people able to deal with it because there was a lot of things there's a lot of things going on dumping in this area with $1,000 fine over your head and you'll tell me it does. >> Absolutely not. >> I I was I WAS JUST OVER HERE cuz about power that government's people were having I don't know. I don't know what I don't know what you're talking about. You're you're you're trying to put words in people's mouths. What you need to worry about is people putting chalk stuff on the sidewalk over there, too. More signs right there at Jefferson Park. There's all types of stuff. >> Crap like this for 28 years. You don't really seems like it's time to retire. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I mean, it's time to kind of education. >> Yeah. I'm sure I'm sure I'll be on Tik Tok later. >> I'm sure I'll be on Instagram. I'll be on something. Yeah, you'll handle it. So, what No, it's not going to go there, sir. I'm telling you right now, it's not going on the city property. >> It's not going Listen. Oh, let me let you go. Listen, this is what it comes down to. It's not going here. Either you're going to remove it like she was suggesting and you put it on private property, no problem. Or we're going to deal with it a different way. We're going to have to remove it and people end up going to jail. Hear me out. We're not trying to go that route. >> Okay. No, there's no more asking. This is I'm telling you. This is what's going on. >> You said public property? >> Yes. This is public property. So, what if I moved it right here? >> This is also city property. >> So, where can I put this up? >> Private property. I just explained it to you. Why do you guys have Listen, I'm not being difficult with that. I'm telling you. >> You're saying >> I've said it from the beginning. I'm not I'm not going to keep on repeating myself. >> Just understand what you're trying to say. I'm trying to say that if I wanted to have, for example, a protest that I would not be able to have it. >> No, you're you're you're not supposed to have a protest unless it's organized. You're not supposed to impede a public passageway either. Right. Right. Right. I'm not. >> Okay. So, that's what we're >> walking with this. >> Okay. >> Where would I walk with it? Where would I bring it? >> You could keep on walking. I don't I don't care. You want to walk. You could walk. >> Where would I bring it to? >> You could walk if you if you have if >> religion, assembly, petition, press, speech, assembly. You can assemble people in a public place to protest, but you can't do it unless it's organized. I I never read that in the First Amendment. If you have somebody that wants to represent your candidate, sure. Post it up. If you have a banner in front of the entire house or building, I want to bring this h I want to bring this to my friend's house over there. >> How do I >> You can transport it the same way you transport it here. Whether it's whether it's comfortable for you to carry or not is one thing. If you want to carry it in a car or whatever, that's fine. Or if you're going to walk with it, you can walk with it there. >> That's exactly what I'm going to do. So you >> There you go. You can walk with it there. >> Just walk to it there. That's it. >> Walking with it >> to your friend's house. Sure. No problem. >> I'm gonna be walking with it to my friend's house. >> Okay. So, walk to your friend's house >> until 8 p.m. >> Okay. Walk to your friend's house. It just can't be held up somewhere. >> It can't be held up somewhere. Your >> name again Turner. I told you like four times and it's on your video. Watch. >> Is this even America? >> Again. Great. And keep walking. And don't think you're just going to walk and stop. >> I know. Cuz I know your game's just going to continue. You can't walk and stop with a sign on the sidewalk as long as you're not impeding foot traffic. >> Okay, this is this is >> he's going to be told he's going to stop his nail, right? He's just he's just the issue now. >> I understand you're trying to achieve some sort of goal of of of of being defiant of what you're being told. You said you're walking your friend's house. You're not walking your friend's house. You walked right over here. Turn back around. >> What if he forgot that the friend was over there? >> Okay. Listen. Forgot that is out there. >> These guys are dumb asses >> right now. That's You guys are being ignorant. >> That's That's crazy right now. >> Okay. >> And the cops that you hire are too because how do four cops pass during the day? And nobody said anything. >> Oh, but you weren't here though. I thought you said you weren't here. >> Okay. Okay. Sure. >> You said you weren't here and all of a sudden you were here. >> The lady weren't here. They didn't mean Oh, >> hey We got this all on cam, guys. You want another look at it? We can. >> We got to keep it moving. Come on. >> Who's that? >> Who's that? >> I'll hold him. Go. >> Hold on. I don't. As long as she keeps on walking, >> it's fine. I told you. Long as she's walking, it's not a problem. You go say hello to what? We have to say hello. >> I have no problem with that. >> You got to walk, dear. Not just move around. You got to walk. >> You see me walking? No, you don't have to keep up. You can stand on a public sidewalk. You don't have to keep walking. If somebody's trying to walk by, you got to give them space, but you can stand on a public sidewalk with a sign. You don't have to walk. But you were standing in place. You were standing in place. Everything's on camera. >> Okay, I'll walk. You don't have to >> Thank you. Thank you. >> I have to walk yourself. >> Okay. I think it's helping you, too. Don't worry about it. >> Think you need a couple steps, too. No worries. Now, >> you're going to notice there's a lot of edits in this body cam where they're the cop walks back to his cop buddies, his undercover cop buddies, and they cut out whatever conversation they're having about this group of people that they're trying to exercise authority over. >> Yeah, you can't just go two steps back and forth. You got to keep on walking cuz you're ultimately obstructing the passage. >> What ordinance is that? You're only obstructing if there's somebody being obstructed. >> So annoying, bro. >> Okay. >> No, you're walking back two feet, forward two feet. You can't hold up the sidewalk. >> Oh, he's got nothing into the street. >> You got a cannon, but we don't want to see. We don't want you going in the street. >> Says you can go back. >> He wants to go deep. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Stand here, please. >> I'm okay here. >> No, I'm telling you to stand here. >> Okay. Are we going to play this game or you going to go to jail? I'm telling you right now. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Okay. She could record right here. She could record right here. >> She could stand right here. >> No, she can't stand right here in the middle of the road. >> If she's in the private in personal space, that's something different. >> This cop is being a control freak. Did you notice what he had done? He put the sign in the road. Now, when she stands by the parked cop car that's in the road, he wants to tell her where she can and can't be. >> No, I'm telling you what to do. Okay. At the end of the day, there's certain things you got to do. >> All right, that's it. >> Let's go. >> Why? Well, she's not caring well enough. >> No, that No, because she's sitting here getting all agitated because you're over there talking. >> She ran into one of you two last night. So >> she's she's all she's all agitated. >> I feel like I have better than you guys and you guys are in power position. >> Okay. You you obviously don't seem to handle it that well. >> So handle it pretty better than you guys. >> Okay. Let's let's adjust our words a little bit. Maybe you could put a sentence together the right way at this point. >> Yeah. >> Just keep on walking. >> Like >> Well, why why are we being difficult? >> I'm not being speaking. >> I understand that. But she just explained so you didn't get the answer you wanted. No, I'm saying what you >> Look at the sign on the pole in the public place. You don't see the cop ripping this sign down. >> Just give it this. We've been at this for for over an hour. >> But what is the problem? >> They can't they can't sit in a park with the political sign. Just keep on walking. I'm explaining to them, >> okay? But not two feet and then back two feet. Just keep walking. Like I explain to them, you're obstructing a public passage at that point. If somebody can't walk past you and you're like this and like this, you're ultimately obstructing the public passage. >> Get that >> for anybody. You cannot obstruct the public passage. There's a criminal code to state New Jersey. Okay. >> Can I get that way? Can I go that way? >> Yes, you can. So then continue walking. You said you were walking your friend's house. Come on. >> One must be obstructed for it to >> Yeah, but you're obstructing the passage. There's people trying to walk here that are going to have to get moved like this. Like these two people that are walking by. >> And I let it go. The woman I had to walk around before to the grass. We let it go. Yeah. And look here. where she is now. >> Oh, you want to have a move? >> It's going to be just a couple more minutes. >> I know, but I just be very stressful and a lot of this >> cop is being so petty and I'm sure that in this city there's plenty of crime that needs to be solved that needs to be stopped. He could actually be protecting the rights of others somewhere, but he chooses to use his time and his energy to mess with these people. People don't understand pressure from the from the may. >> No, I have no pressure from anybody. Listen, the reality is is there's rules. There's there's a municipal there's a municipal waters, >> but if the girls put behind over there, they couldn't stay there. >> They could they could walk around as much as they want, but they can't sit here with a giant sign on. >> That's the problem. And when you told me you can't have the sign >> that's my idea. >> No, but but again, and I told him I said, "You want some sign? You can walk around. Just walk." Imagine if you couldn't do like a protest and a >> kids. Come on. Can we Can we watch out? You got kids. >> You're not going to be happy until you're in handcuffs today. I already see that. And that's what's going to make you happy. If you want that, that that will be arranged at some point if you continue doing what you're doing. >> Threatening a man with torture cuffs for walking down a public sidewalk with a sign while he's not interfering with anybody else on the public sidewalk. >> I want to. >> Okay. You guys walk? >> No. Absolutely not. If I wanted to, you already would have been. You would have already been gone if I was I've been trying to deescalate this for since I got here. >> I'm with what you're saying. >> No, you're not. Because I'm telling you, you can't you can't walk here and walk there. Walk continuous. If you want to walk around the sidewalk, >> I'm explaining to you so that way when people have to pass through, they can pass through. By you staying within 10 ft, it's not helping the people. >> Do I have to stay on here? >> No, on the sidewalk. Yeah. You can't go in the park. >> Okay. So, I I have to walk. >> It's safe for you to walk on the sidewalk. >> Question. I have to walk on the sidewalk. How far do I have to walk in temple before I go back? >> I would say walk up, walk around and you could keep on going. >> Is that Is that Is that continuous? >> Is that in stat? Is there Is there >> No, we're not. Do you want to go to statue? >> Is I'm saying I'm asking is that a fine somewhere? >> No. What's happening is is you're obstru What I'm trying to explain to you is by what you're doing going back and forth within this distance is you're obstructing this public passage. >> Hear me out. I let you talk. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, by you obstructing that, you're violating the criminal code of the state of New Jersey. Again, I'm explaining to you a way to avoid doing that is by walking around. Okay? So that way if it's time for people to see you coming, they walk around. You can walk whatever way you got to walk at that point. As long as you're walking around, it's not an issue. But by you going 10 ft back and forth like that, it's going to create a problem. Okay. You're obstructing people that are trying to get through. Kids are trying to play in a park. >> Yeah, I've been talking to them. >> No, you haven't. >> Yes, sir. I have. You saw me before. >> No, I didn't see you talk to them at all. >> I did. You did. I was again. You were just right here by the garbage can. You know, you're stopping me from walking right now. >> No, listen. Walk. >> That's so funny. It's ironic that the very person who's saying you can't impede or block the sidewalk is standing in the middle of the sidewalk, blocking the sidewalk that he says shouldn't be blocked. >> Cuz after I tell you again, you're not you're trying to play the games. Just keep on walking. >> There's no games. >> Okay, I'm ordering you now to keep on walking. >> You see playing games? >> No. No. Absolutely not. Keep on walking. >> Yes. The games come from higher above. I know. >> Keep on walking. I'm I'm not entertaining anymore. >> Go. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Even Jesus fell what was it? Three times. You're the one. You're the God guy. >> But you're not Jesus. >> There's only one. >> Only one, my friend. Nobody's perfect in this world. >> A lot of courage. Stand up for the blood. >> Yeah, but you're still not Jesus. >> You may. >> So, this guy can't have a sign in a public park, but they can put a sign in a public park. A permanent sign. You can't have a temporary sign in a public park, but you can plant a permanent sign in this public park. >> I think you are, but you're not. >> Wait, you forgot something? >> Your phone? You have your phone? >> Yo, I have your um >> Can you call her and get this kid's phone, please? >> Put it over here. Oh, no. You got it on your head, bro. Come on. >> Put that >> No, not in the park. Not >> I'm helping a kid. >> Put it over here. Not in the park. >> I'm helping a kid. >> I'm going to help you out then. No, no, no. >> Then move in. >> Now you're going to jail. >> He's going to He's going to jail after the cop just assaulted him or battered him. And now he's going to batter him more. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get on. Get on. >> We got to watch this again. >> I'm helping the kid. >> Put it over here. Not in the park. >> I'm going to help you out then. >> Then move it. Now you're going to jail. >> Now you're going. You're under no arrest. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get on Get on your back. Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. >> Get your hand out. >> Untuck your hand. >> Untuck your hand. >> Get your hand out. >> Untuck your hand. >> Get your hand out. >> I'm trying to, dude. >> No, you're not. >> No. >> Stop. Stop trying to kick me. >> I'm not trying to kick me, dude. >> Yeah. You just raise your foot. Stop. You put your hands on me >> over some nonsense. >> I'll get your I'll get your phone, kid. >> Hey, I'm moving around, >> buddy. I'll get your phone. I I I promise. >> I promise. >> I know where it is, bro. It's safe. Don't you worry. Don't worry. >> I found it. I found it. I gave it to a girl. >> Go Tavern. >> Find out where he lives. >> I'll get the information from him. There's a phone that one of the girls that was with him picked up in the park that belongs to him. We found we found a phone. I was trying to get him back his phone. Got tackled by one of your wonderful colleagues. >> So much trouble. >> It's all It's all being recorded. It's fine. >> Yep. Sure is. It's been recorded. >> Got it. >> Have a seat. >> Yeah, it's right there. >> Charges. >> There's a couple of charges. >> What is it? I'll let you know once you're getting processed. >> And you know what's ironic about a guy like this? A guy like this, this Democrat, he wants policies enacted that will force your gun, your personal protection device away from you. He wants to institute gun laws. Most Democrats do. They want to ban high-capacity magazines, AR-15s, AK-47s. They want to put a special tax on bullets. And he should know more than anybody that you need your second amendment right these days because you could get attacked in a public park for exercising your first amendment rights. >> Listen, I'm going to get the information from the girl who has the phone. I saw her pick up a phone. I didn't know it was yours. I thought it was hers. >> Okay. So, let let your mom know >> that we're going to we're going to get the phone back for you. Okay. What are you with? >> I know. >> Unfortunately, he decided to try to put his hands on me. >> He decided to put his hands on the cop. It's the exact The cop went into his space and put his hands on him. >> He tried to use a sign first trying to say, "Hey, I'm going to help this kid with this thing." And he's like, "Can I put the sign down?" I said, "No, I'll hold it for you while you go get the number for him." And when I go to hold of him, he pushes off, hits me with the sign, and tries to swing his arm at me. That point, he's got to go to jail. I >> I try to be nice. I try to be patient. >> My husband is Jose's father and I'm you know his you know his wife and I really I I apologize. I know you guys are doing your job very you know rushing. >> I understand and that's why we were trying to be patient and we were trying to be you saw we were trying to make people understand what's going on too. We >> I'm glad you came back for this because we didn't want cuz you know what I want >> the girl that was here before. Can you just pull over for a second? The girl that was here before, it's like a little bit heavier set. She's loudmouthed. Very like not nice. She found her son. >> Very not nice. >> Phone over there. That's that in the park. She picked up the phone and took it. Do you have a phone number? You could call her. >> She has Hold on. I'm going to try to get a hold of somebody. I mean, it's the port. I'm trying to get a hold I'm trying to get a hold of the girl who has a phone right now. >> So, they charged this guy with obstructing justice, resisting arrest, and battery on the officer who battered him. Again, whatever you think about politics or Democrats or whether you agree with or disagree with this sign, we still have rights in America and cops seem to specialize at taking those rights away. 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