What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
MISSISSIPPI
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Last night, I got stopped for walking in my neighborhood at 3am. The cop shined a light at me & in my face, then he stopped & asked me what I was doing. I kept walking, but at least told him, "I'm going home". The fact that I didn't stop irked him, so he turned his car around, caught up to me in a couple hundred feet, and jumped out with a taser, shouting "Stop or I'll tase you!!"
I certainly stopped. Put my hands on his hood, and then he patted me down. He said there *were* a couple burglaries in the neighborhood, but I know that was a lie. When another cop got there, she said that he's allowed to stop me, because there *could* have been a burglary around here, and I *could* have been a burglar.
I'd prefer to never speak to an officer again, since that's my right as a citizen of a free society. Do I really have to acknowledge him and obey his every wish?
Thanks for the help!
MISSISSIPPI
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Last night, I got stopped for walking in my neighborhood at 3am. The cop shined a light at me & in my face, then he stopped & asked me what I was doing. I kept walking, but at least told him, "I'm going home". The fact that I didn't stop irked him, so he turned his car around, caught up to me in a couple hundred feet, and jumped out with a taser, shouting "Stop or I'll tase you!!"
I certainly stopped. Put my hands on his hood, and then he patted me down. He said there *were* a couple burglaries in the neighborhood, but I know that was a lie. When another cop got there, she said that he's allowed to stop me, because there *could* have been a burglary around here, and I *could* have been a burglar.
I'd prefer to never speak to an officer again, since that's my right as a citizen of a free society. Do I really have to acknowledge him and obey his every wish?
Thanks for the help!