This woman was stopped during public comment, pulled out of a city council meeting, and arrested. >> A woman goes to a city council meeting in Arizona. She waits her turn, steps up to the podium, and speaks during public comment. Big mistake. She criticizes a city official, and police are ordered in, not to stop a fight, not to address a threat, but to arrest her for speaking. She's charged with criminal trespassing inside a public meeting she was invited to. A judge later throws the case out with prejudice and calls the arrest objectively outrageous. Now, a federal judge says her lawsuit against the city moves forward. Public comment isn't a privilege, and Surprise Arizona is about to explain that under oath. Thin blue lies, baby.