Posted by trucker40 on November 14, 2009 at 12:41:25 from (69.154.18.12):
In Reply to: Re: DOT and farmers posted by thurlow on November 14, 2009 at 05:03:26:
Not unless Tennessee became communist and not a part of the United States any more.I know cops like to say ignorant things now days.Still doesnt make it right.If somebody in Tennessee gets this cop who absolutely thinks he can come on your property arrested by the Sheriff of that county for trespassing,and handcuffs him and throws him in jail,then he will have a hard time doing anything from there,which is what the actual real law is in the United States and Tennessee is still in the United States.For some reason Tennessee has communist cops,I dont know why.Probably a lot of ex MPs maybe.Also if the cop gets shot dead,and it could very well happen,and everything is in order,the shooter is supposed to have the right to do that.Even if you are a cop,it doesnt make you above the law.However cops get away with illegal stuff all the time because most people cant find a good lawyer that will fight,or have enough money to hire any lawyer at all.Also being cops,it seems like Sheriffs are just going along with this nonsense.Not all of them,because recently some have stood up.But some of them are just as sleazy as the others,As an elected law official they do have the authority to arrest idiot cops like are being described,and should.
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