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Originally Posted by Playa-Deak
I feel what you guys are saying. B. Watson, you made a VERY good point. But while talkign with the officers. He was like 2 inches away from my face. He was provoking me. I talked to him like a respectful human in the beginning but he just baggered me into talking snotty. Even while I was trying to talking with respect. He place his hand on my arm talking about "I'll appreciate it if you cooperate". Why grab me and talked hard? His main goal was to provoke me to jump outta character to give him a reason to arrest me. I understand his role as an officer but he also gotta use moral judgment while on duty...
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No, you don't know police procedure.
The cop wasn't provoking you he was getting close enough to smell whether you smelled like alcohol, pot, crack or whatever. He was also seeing how quick you lose your temper which is an indicator to him that you do lose your temper quickly and the complaint was justified.
Cool is cool all the time. Even when someone is that close in your face. All he knows is he's called to a domestic situation which is the most DANGEROUS of police calls and cops do-not-bullshit when it comes to those situations. When he approached the building he did three things:
1.) listened as he approached in the car to see if he could hear your ass arguing
2.) Stood outside the building to see if he could hear your ass arguing
3.) Entered the building to see if he could hear your ass arguing.
If he heard you while he was in the car, pay the disturbance of the peace charge.
If he heard you while he was outside the building, pay up.
If he heard you in the hallway at the door of a neighbor's apartment, pay the money.
If you showed your ass during the interview process, pay the money.
Plain and simple.