ICE told to get the eff out

motorbiking · 2026-01-18T16:21:40+0000

noseall said:
What doesn't?

your right to resist

noseall said:
Like probable cause.

a lack of probable cause can make the arrest unlawful - it doesn't give you a right to resist

noseall said:
Yes, of course you can question why you are being arrested.

protesting about being arrested is not resisting arrest. Trying to flee is not protesting.

noseall said:
Better than being plugged three times.

which happened because she didn't comply.

noseall · 2026-01-18T16:22:09+0000

Highway Man said:
The traffic had to go around her car and move into another lane. That is not free flowing.

I didn't say free flowing. I said cars could pass - no obstruction and officers on foot walked freely past her car.

Next...

motorbiking · 2026-01-18T16:22:32+0000

warey4life said:
They could have quite easily driven round, but I think they enjoy the confrontation.

Or even deliberately put themselves in jeopardy. Near impossible to prove.

noseall · 2026-01-18T16:23:14+0000

motorbiking said:
your right to resist

She wasn't resisting anything.

motorbiking said:
a lack of probable cause can make the arrest unlawful - it doesn't give you a right to resist

She wasn't resisting arrest.

motorbiking said:
waffle

noseall · 2026-01-18T16:24:06+0000

motorbiking said:
she didn't comply.

Comply with what?

motorbiking · 2026-01-18T16:37:07+0000

noseall said:
Comply with what?

you seem to have grabbed the wrong end of the mixer.

Highway Man · 2026-01-18T16:37:50+0000

warey4life said:
They could have quite easily driven round, but I think they enjoy the confrontation.

Why should they, do you often park your car lengthways across the carriageway. Stop being ridiculous

noseall · 2026-01-18T16:40:02+0000

motorbiking said:
you seem to have grabbed the wrong end of the mixer.

Was she being arrested?

Did the masked men inform her she was being arrested?

If so, what was she being arrested for?

Highway Man · 2026-01-18T16:40:48+0000

noseall said:
Was she being arrested?

Did the masked men inform her she was being arrested?

If so, what was she being arrested for?

You are blatantly trolling and ruining the thread

noseall · 2026-01-18T16:41:11+0000

Highway Man said:
Why should they

If their work is so important, and the suspects are a hundred yards down the road, it would be silly not to.

Highway Man · 2026-01-18T16:42:13+0000

noseall said:
If their work is so important, and the suspects are a hundred yards down the road, it would be silly not to.

Not being roped into your silliness

noseall · 2026-01-18T16:42:14+0000

Highway Man said:
You are blatantly trolling and ruining the thread

If the questions I ask are too uncomfortable for you, ignore them.

noseall · 2026-01-18T16:42:58+0000

Highway Man said:
Not being roped into your silliness

If my questions are too uncomfortable for you, please ignore them.

noseall · 2026-01-18T16:43:49+0000

Yes, a federal officer can arrest an innocent U.S. citizen, as mistakes happen, but they lack legal authority to target citizens without cause, particularly immigration agents who should only detain non-citizens, meaning such arrests are often unlawful and result in lawsuits, though agents can arrest citizens for committing federal crimes like aiding illegal immigration or other offenses they witness. While immigration officers (ICE) usually focus on non-citizens, other federal agencies like the FBI can arrest citizens for federal offenses, but all arrests must adhere to Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable seizure,

Highway Man · 2026-01-18T16:44:47+0000

noseall said:
If my questions are too uncomfortable for you, please ignore them.

I am

ICE told to get the eff out

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