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Topic	cop abruptly stops walking in front of protester so the protestor walks into him
RadiantAdolin 06/15/20 7:32:41 PM #153:	Corrik7 posted... Cop clearly didn't stop to get the protester to walk into him. Protester clearly walked behind the cop from a side position in which the cop couldn't see he crossed behind him. Protester clearly accidentally bumped the police officer. Police clearly began to arrest the man thinking he hit the officer. Protester clearly resisted the arrest. Analysis. It was an accident. He wouldn't have been forcefully detained at the end if he hadn't resisted. If he hadn't resisted, he would have likely been let go as they sorted it out and realized the accident. Resisting is a crime. However, he will likely be let off when reviewing it became more obvious it was just an accident. An instant of resisting before the protester processes what is happening is not a crime. <cite>RadiantAdolin posted [p:940726251] in cop abrupt... [t:78770755]...</cite> <quote>Corrik7 posted... </cite> <quote>Cop clearly didn't stop to get the protester to walk into him. Protester clearly walked behind the cop from a side position in which the cop couldn't see he crossed behind him. Protester clearly accidentally bumped the police officer. Police clearly began to arrest the man thinking he hit the officer. Protester clearly resisted the arrest. Analysis. It was an accident. He wouldn't have been forcefully detained at the end if he hadn't resisted. If he hadn't resisted, he would have likely been let go as they sorted it out and realized the accident. Resisting is a crime. However, he will likely be let off when reviewing it became more obvious it was just an accident.</quote>An instant of resisting before the protester processes what is happening is not a crime. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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