Tech man swatted on live stream, this is what a police state looks like? 15 cop cars+ helicopter .....

They are the the prviate security force for the jewish elite. They protect and serve them. Just ask any cop if he's there to protect and serve the public at large.

This. Cops are the enemy.

That's all hackers (anonymous) do is hassle people...it's a form of terrorism...

Guy was right.
An untraceable anonymous phone call with no neighbors calling=obvious fake call.

Wow this thread really has legs. I look at the responses from mostly ACs claiming this is a civil rights issue & all the colorful namecalling & begin to wonder if these are just trolls.

Police departments set up anonymous tip lines because people reporting crimes become targets for retaliation from criminals ("stitches for snitches"). If they receive a report of an armed man having murdered someone, of course they're going in guns drawn with force of numbers. They have "probable cause" & step 1 of investigating a homicide report & possible armed shooter is secure the area.

As to innocent homeowners being shot, police are supposed to clearly identify themselves. They're trained to shout out their presence & identity themselves after breeching a door & entering a suspect's home (which is why you always see & hear them shouting these things).

The AC from Romania brought up the Jeffrey Dahmer case which perfectly explains WHY the police must do these things. They have to investigate & verify no murder occurred. You guys out there carrying a chip on your shoulder & thinking it's smart to be argumentative in these sorts of tense situations are setting yourselves up for catastrophe. If a squad of armed police are in a state of heightened alert & drawing down on you, coppin a tude over your violated rights ain't going to deescalate that tension.

All Wrong.

The courts, lawyer judges, juries and cops are all crooked, lawless and corrupt, and do not abide by the same law as they enforce on the rest.

It is the duty of every American citizen to enforce the law and keep the peace in their respective neighborhoods. We are the Militia, as prescribed by the Constitution, those necessary to the security, We the People, there is no other.


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Maybe he did it to boost his viewership.

THIS^^^

RED FLAGGED! someone take this bootlicker's guns away in a perfectly constitutional (according to him) dawn raid on his home.

Only One true thing in your observations::

AC's believe this is unconstitutional.

Bluename are totally in favor of it.


Bluename are fucking bootlickers here. Always have been. That's why AC's exist. Not everyone likes the taste of bootleather and cock.

That cop was acting like a prissy little bitch. He wasn’t even nice. He didn’t need to talk down to the homeowner and be condescending. Maybe someone needs to find out who he is and swat him so he can find out what it’s like.

Anonymous tip lines are for citizens to report criminals to be investigated without fear of retribution.

They are not intended for calling emergency services.


I would think that YOU, of all people would understand that.

tell me where, I sure didnt see that!

I'm incredibly happy at how many people here are rejoicing with the thought he could have been blown away and justified because of his behavior.

scary isn't it?? and his behavior was just indignant as he was doing business on the live-stream and this nonsense was an interruption -against his rights as well.

there was a correct way to investigate and a wrong one, this was all the wrong way of the cops to do it.

(to another poster, there was no one else home, the girl's voice you heard was coming from the live-stream he had going).

from the video's description

//"For those saying Carey over-reacted...Thing is, Carey's not an officer, he's a guy making a video and then the cops show up, he's understandably frustrated that he just got hacked multiple times and is now being swatted. You can't know how you'd react until you experience that situation. Unless he physically threatened an officer, it should make no difference in their response to him.

The fact is, the cops are supposed to be trained and able to handle this situation. Standing there arguing with a guy that may or may not be armed and may or may not have just killed someone sounds like the most shitty protocol I've ever heard.

He should have been patted down for weapons and/or cuffed, and once it was established that he was not armed and hiding a dead body, an "I'm sorry this happened" and a conversation about whether or not he might know who made the 9-1-1 call, or if he knew of anyone out to get him should have happened.

At that point he became a victim, and these cops continued to treat him as a suspect. Individuals are not trained how to feel or respond when an entire police force shows up with guns drawn, the cops certainly should be trained in how to DEESCALATE, not perpetuate an argument, and if not, they shouldn't be allowed on these calls until they are." Jen Ellis, viewer, former 911 dispatcher.

Last Edited by savcash on 01/19/2020 12:53 PM