[Ken H]

Be polite!

[redgolum]

Bit dangerous to make the cops mad. They can get very vindictive.

But kudos to the guy.

[NonValueAdded]

FBI should be investigating

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Feel free to let us know why you think this guy is a Freeper.

Just askin’.....

[Ken H]

New information here (at least to me):

In late June, users of St. Louis CopTalk, an unofficial forum for Saint Louis area law enforcement, posted Darrow's home address along with messages containing apparent death threats in retaliation for the young motorist's taping of a DUI roadblock in November and a traffic ticket in June. One CopTalk user repeating the address wrote, "Every copper, City and County, should etch this little punks [sic] name in their [sic] memory. Brett Darrow, [address deleted], city of St. Louis."

This month, however, scandals within the Saint Louis Police Department which otherwise would have been a local story, gathered national attention and fueled additional resentment. Some $40,000 in cash turned up "missing" from the police evidence room on September 17.

[Ken H]

FYI

[org.whodat]

The city of St. George was forced to fire Sergeant James Kuehnlein for his threat to "come up with reasons" to "lock up" Darrow.

Good, that POS needed to be fired, now they need to get the pervert chief! Actually, the whole department needs to be fired from the looks of it.

[Squantos]

Damn department sounds like a retirement home for Detroit’s 4 Horsemen or Rizzo’s Raiders from Philly.........

[rawcatslyentist]

Be polite!

Too bad Ken wasn't. All this would have been what it should have been, nothing.
Maybe Ken is mething, paranoia is one of the main side effects.

[Mad Dawg]

It sounds like a few lieutenants, captains, and maybe the chief need to lose their jobs. This is outrageous. A department where the chief and the white shirts let stuff like this go on is a department that needs Federal oversight.

[Gay State Conservative]

I’ll bet there are many civil lawyers who would be happy to represent this guy.

[eyedigress]

Record it and post it on you tube. Seems to work.

[bmwcyle]

bttt for later

[Enterprise]

Well, since it's pretty well known and out in the open, maybe you can contact your neighbors and form a "neighborhood watch." The usual meaning for a neighborhood watch is to watch for criminal activity. Now, perhaps you can enlist your neighbors to help you (covertly) video tape officers who seem to be spending a lot of time on your street. Try to note the vehicle number, the license plate, time & date, and get a shot of any officers in the vehicle. Be as thorough as you can without actually having to confront the officer.

And if you honestly believe that officers are "stalking" you, contact your State Attorney General's office or, as others have suggested, contact the FBI civil rights division. I can't find the case, but the CHP lost a big lawsuit in California for harassing a man. Good Luck.

[Ace's Dad]

Be polite!

Might I suggest that he stop driving; just be a passenger for a few weeks until this blows up or blows over. You know the stakeout guys are lookin' to bust him on a routine traffic infraction. Hard to do when you're riding shotgun. (Well, without the shotgun.)

[em2vn]

He must be a white boy because neither the Justice Brothers or the Freddie Fender Posse have come to his defense.

[kittymyrib]

Just keep the camera rolling at all times, kid. Rush calls it “shining the light of truth” on a really stinky situation.

[Straight Vermonter]

This new video doesn’t show anything nefarious. You simply see him following the cop car for about 30 seconds.

[Kevmo]

I don’t know if it’s worth joining this thread. We had one on the same topic earlier and the entire thread got pulled because one freeper has thick skin.

Well, FWIW, I think this kid Darrow is a brave sould who is a little bit reckless in standing up for his rights, but he’s doing the right thing. Rednesss had some good legal perspectives.

[TigersEye]

bttt

[CSM]

Don’t taze me dude!