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Police Stopped For Air Freshener On Rearview Mirror

folks, don't freely give cops an easy reason to pull you over that's perfectly legal as well. Get rid of anything hanging on the inside mirror.

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^ this immigrant hispanic criminal was pulled over for a dangling object from his mirror. 100% legal in any Court of Law.

Don't help the cops to hurt you, help yourself instead. Be anonymous, be invisible. No loud exhaust or safety violations, drive the limit, et cetera.
 
Back story, very elaborate, very long:


Partial quote:

"CNN —
After a Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy agreed to plead guilty to a federal civil rights violation for using excessive force on a transgender man, who was arrested in 2023 under false pretenses and strip-searched, other deputies have been relieved of duty for their role in the incident.

Joseph Benza III, 36, was charged on December 17 with one felony count of deprivation of rights under color of law for his involvement in the incident with then 23-year-old Emmett Brock (Victim E.B.).

Benza “and potentially additional employees” have been relieved of duty, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department told CNN in a statement. The department has also initiated an internal administrative investigation based on the new information uncovered during the federal investigation.

Multiple sources within the department who requested to remain anonymous told The Los Angeles Times that at least eight people were relieved of duty. Sheriff’s officials told CNN they could not confirm how many employees were dismissed. (...)"
 
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