It would be nice to have Tesla enable a voice command, "I am being pulled over", to use the cabin camera and other cameras to record the interaction with law enforcement.
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Someone hasn’t been watching the news...Police are your friend, obey the lawns and they won't pull you over.
If you are pulled over be polite and respectful rather than seeking confrontation and all will be fine.
Only once was I pulled over without cause and in that case I was a 19yo kid out at 2am and they wanted to see if I was drunk. Every other time I most definitely deserves to be stopped and deserved every ticket I got.
I'm just gonna throw this out there that you are white.Police in most areas are the first people to arrive to help you when you call 911, that is what I believe and we teach our children.
Sounds like you want to start recording passengers without them knowing. Sounds creepy
Wow. Good luck out there, officer.Meth and fentanyl can make a person particularly combative, kneeling on him 9minutes was wrong, the cop needs to go to jail for the death, no hesitation, but we need to admit the deceased CAUSED THE INTERACTION. That officer should have long since been fired at the very least.
Or are you talking about the one where the again intoxicated guy wrestled with police, stole a weapon and was firing it at the officer who then shot him. Again the deceased caused the interaction.
Breonna Taylor case comes close to the narrative put forth about police but is getting less attention and is an extraordinary rare example. The rioters and the results of reduced policing have killed far more folks in the last month than police do in such cases in years.
Look up the stats on how much shootings have risen in NYC since plain clothes officers were pulled.
Let me guess you still believe "hands up don't shoot".
Police in most areas are the first people to arrive to help you when you call 911, that is what I believe and we teach our children.
Police in most areas are the first people to arrive to help you when you call 911, that is what I believe and we teach our children.
Police are your friend, obey the lawns and they won't pull you over.
If you are pulled over be polite and respectful rather than seeking confrontation and all will be fine.
Only once was I pulled over without cause and in that case I was a 19yo kid out at 2am and they wanted to see if I was drunk. Every other time I most definitely deserves to be stopped and deserved every ticket I got.
OP doesn’t know any black people. That’s part of the problem.I spent two days looking at this post, wondering if I should say anything. I was going to detail a few of my own experiences, as a black person who was born and raised in southern california. One who is educated, has a nice house, a good job, with both a new BMW and Tesla in my garage, solar on my roof, powerwalls, etc. I mention all that stuff to say that I am not a "disadvantaged" person.
Anyway, rather tell you several of the experiences I have had, even though I am a law abiding citizen who has never gotten more than a speeding ticket in his entire life, I would just tell you to ask any black people you might know well enough to ask the question if their experience matches yours.
I know mine sure doesnt.
Those bias, defined as defense mechanisms and survival instincts, are embedded into us by mother nature and evolution.
Sure, but that's not good enough. We are capable of transcending base instincts.
Do you really think we can at a sustained level and while under stress? If those base instincts create fear and fear pushes us back to basic instincts, what do you do?
Police are your friend, obey the lawns and they won't pull you over.