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Tucson Police Detain for “Failure to Identify”
Tucson Copblock, Dylan Schuhle, Cassidy Kopera, And Brice shared this post via CopBlock.org’s submit page.
Date of Interaction: July 30, 2014
Police Employees Involved: Patrol cars 375, 917, 500 and Officer R. Soeder, badge #43127
Contact: http://police.tucsonaz.gov/police/complaints
While recording a traffic stop, a crew of Tucson CopBlockers was approached by a power tripping cop that demanded ID’s while using intimidation. He came at me chest flared, with the chest bump action (like high schoolers do when they start fights), and detained all three of us for “failure to identify.” Then, after thirty minutes of sitting in cop cars, they released all three of us and told us that “our case [was] being handed over to detectives who would determine if we had interfered with the investigation or broken the law in any way.” What a joke. Please help us by filing a complaint on the TPD website (it’s a fairly quick process). Thanks!
(Sorry for the any darkness in the video.)
Tucson Copblock, Dylan Schuhle, Cassidy Kopera, And Brice
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Tucson Police Detain for “Failure to Identify” is a post from Cop Block – Badges Don't Grant Extra Rights
Source: http://www.copblock.org/62054/tucson-police-detain-for-failure-to-identify-seems-they-dont-like-transparency/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=tucson-police-detain-for-failure-to-identify-seems-they-dont-like-transparency
