"Why don't you just comply when the Police pull you over?"

My daughter shared a friend's Facebook post. This gentleman once worked in the State Attorney General's office. The first few paragraphs are below:

<I started driving 16 years ago. In that time, I've gotten 5 tickets. I've been pulled over more than 30 times. In the summer of 2001, I worked at a restaurant. That summer, Police pulled me over so many times that I actually built it into my commute so I wouldn't be late for work. I made sure to wear my uniform. I made sure to wear my name tag. I even got pulled over by the same cops a couple times. I'd even switch between two different routes. That would normally buy me a couple days.

I've been verbally abused by cops. I've been asked ridiculous and confusing questions. I've been pulled out of cars. I've been sat on the curb and I've been held for way too long. I've had so much shit happen that sometimes I remember things that I forgot. To be fair, I've had cops pull me over for speeding and let me go - but that doesn't mean I shouldn't feel some type of way about an officer pulling his gun on me at 19. Mind you, I've never once resisted arrest or refused to comply, but this stuff still happened to me.

I base my opinion of law enforcement on personal experience, so I refuse to acknowledge your skepticism. The spooky stories, doctored images, and shady journalism you consume to fuel your denial may make you feel better, but it doesn't erase these things from my experience. What you've heard doesn't invalidate what I've experienced.>

Read the rest at the link: https://www.facebook.com/RobJComedy/posts/10103509497520939?pnref=story