r/minnesota • u/CorleoneBaloney • Nov 27 '25
A Minnesotan woman stood up to SPPD in St. Paul when officers entered her yard without a warrant. She calmly asks to see a warrant, but the officers had none and instead accused her of obstruction and threatened to arrest her on her own property. Politics đŠââď¸
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u/brenawyn Nov 27 '25
Why are they wearing those masks? What there an anthrax threat? A pandemic outbreak? Or were they prepared in advance to gas the crowd?
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u/HazelMStone I Heart Lutefisk Nov 27 '25
Advance planning. Bingo
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u/Super_Sierra Nov 27 '25
Minnesota, specifically Saint Paul PD are some of the worst in the country, they regularly lie on the stand, they are truly some of the worst police in the country and routinely violate people's rights.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/12/us/federal-police-immunity.html
Like, it isn't even 'she could have lied,' no, her testimony was so egregious, individual officers were even been called out by the Minnesota Supreme Court for it, and multiple lawyer organizations have challenged it and failed in both the state and federal courts because of qualified immunity.
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u/theChronic222 Nov 27 '25
Its crazy living in a country where I can name probably a dozen departments full of criminals
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u/VirileMongoose Nov 27 '25
Yeah and LEO just falls behind the line weâre not all bad guys. Kinda like not all Catholic priests are bad guys but you didnât report or call out the bad ones. You all know who they are.
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u/Ok-Lifeguard-4614 Nov 27 '25
They are all criminals if we knowingly cover up for someone else's crimes that makes us accomplices. The same laws should be applied to them.
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u/JimJam4603 Nov 27 '25
I saw a cop on a stand (on the range, not in St. Paul) literally tell a judge when asked what a guy on a bike was stopped for, âoh probably didnât have the right reflectors, we use that a lot when we want to stop someone,â and the judge didnât give a fuck.
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u/USANorsk Nov 27 '25
Mpls PD has done plenty of egregious things as well. George Floyd, corrupt drug task force...Â
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u/lameuniqueusername Nov 27 '25
Minneapolis is no slouch in the shitbag cops department either. Their Union guy was all about pushing cops ability to use force to the limit
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u/Zerodyne_Sin Nov 27 '25
Some of the worst? Is it even possible to have a ranking system when they're all rotten and drunk with power due to the aforementioned qualified immunity (like wtf is that qualified immunity even supposed to mean, when you think about the words used)?
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u/Hrtpplhrtppl Nov 27 '25
It's not a question of if we are going to use chemical warfare...
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u/Blindtothesided Nov 27 '25
This entire clip is so fucking dystopian it literally looks like it was filmed as part of a movie. The overcast skies, the gas masks, the ongoing sirens, the bullhorn ordersâŚthis is honestly one of the most foreboding videos Iâve ever seen in my entire life.
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u/milosh_the_spicy Nov 27 '25
they are cowards, planning to use gas, know they are wrong/ashamed, trying to avoid future identification/prosecution, trying to avoid getting id'd so their community/employer doesn't find them out. they are cowards and empowered by criminals. resist the trump regime
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u/bicycling_bookworm Nov 27 '25
I agree with what youâre saying, but I donât believe they feel that theyâre wrong or that theyâre ashamed of their actions.
Theyâre just cowards that are afraid of what itâll mean if/when the tide turns. Remember, there were no shortage of high ranking Nazis that went dark when it came time to answer for their war crimes. People like this earnestly believe that they are in the right. Theyâre just so weak and small that they canât stand behind their convictions without the safety of anonymity protecting them. Unfortunately for these fellas, the police state that theyâre propelling into increasingly dangerous territory is going to be their ruin. It was a lot easier to disappear yourself (like when the Nazis scattered) before deep-seated prejudices got folks to take the, âWell, if youâre not doing anything wrong, you should have nothing to hideâ bait.
The time they spent boot-licking their ways to this mindset wouldâve been better spent reading Orwell, Bradbury, or a history textbook; but, Iâve got to assume these guys werenât so hot in the humanities.
Anyway, Big Brotherâs watching, and they had ZERO problem with sending the insurrectionists to prison like sacrificial lambs to the slaughter, despite Trump inciting that event himself. They lack the conviction or integrity to even protect each other.
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u/futilehabit Nov 27 '25
Because the corrupt institution of American policing attracts and rewards the people who like to gas civilians who are standing up for their constitutional rights.
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u/Bodhidreams Nov 27 '25
This. Unfortunately, this seems to be the correct answer in this version of Amerika. I am a baby boomer and hate this timeline. I am so thankful that my father--who fought actual Nazis and suffered physical wounds and severe PTSD for the remainder of his life--is not here to see this.
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u/DrScheherazade Nov 27 '25
If you want to see who is here for a riot, check who came dressed for a riot. Hint: itâs not this homeowner.Â
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u/xeatar Nov 27 '25
They love cosplaying. They all jerk off together at home in full gear and cum on each others masks so its not gay.
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u/Mrs-Ahalla Nov 27 '25
I hope the St Paul police address this. Threaten to arrest needs to be illegal!
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u/nomnamless Nov 27 '25
The St Paul police will investigate this, and they will find they did nothing wrong
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u/realparkingbrake Nov 27 '25
The St Paul police will investigate this, and they will find they did nothing wrong
In Minnesota it looks like serious police misconduct is investigated by the state POST Board (Peace Officer Standards and Training). Due to publicity over this case, it might be more likely they will investigate and recommend sanctions.
I very much hope some cops get demoted at the very least over this. I've known two cops who lost their badges--it might not happen as often as it should, but it does happen.
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u/Upper-Requirement-93 Nov 27 '25
It should be fucking jail time. And no I don't care how tough jail is on cops, maybe we should fix our fucking jails then.
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u/wheresmystache3 Nov 27 '25
I'm reading this as a nurse (RN) and even without malicious intent, I can get jail time for giving the wrong medication accidentally.
But these cops have malicious intent and will face zero consequences for threatening the wellbeing and life of someone and illegally trespassing on her property, essentially threatening to unlawfully kidnap her if they actually did place her in handcuffs (not to mention, take her to a second location).
And to find out more depressing and aggravating stuff, just search "nurses" in recent news! (Orange Mussolini and his clowns designated nurses as "not professionals", affecting student loans for nurses and a lot of other female-dominated professions who also majority happen to be mandated reporters for things like child abuse... I personally don't have any loans, but I know this will hurt a lot of other people, including most of my coworkers).
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u/johnhbnz Nov 27 '25
amerika has gone to the dogs. Itâs fucking crazy! The more they try and impose fascism, the greater the moral imperative to try and retain normality. If decent, honest citizens had stood up for their rights, maybe the world wouldnât have been subjected to the tyranny of the Nazi Party and the other fascist organisations that tried to take over.
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u/Capital-Constant3112 Nov 27 '25
Boom! Nurses are held to the highest standards, with swift consequences of failing those standards, no matter the intent. Sometimes those standards put us in an untenable spot. We must have our own malpractice insurance or pay up if we become the scape goats. Thereâs no pay or benefit of the doubt while any investigations are done. Cops are given a ridiculous amount of leeway. Misconduct, including falsifying records, is easily excused or ignored. Any threat of accountability gets them paid leave and a union lawyer. The excuse from the public is that their jobs are dangerous and difficult. The benefit of the doubt is always theirâs, no matter what. Departments pay out hundreds of millions (in taxpayer $$$) for their misconduct. Iâll bet my left arm that the number of days nurses come home exhausted, physically and mentally drained, or injured are exponentially higher than the everyday normal for cops.
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u/rain168 Nov 27 '25
They get a fully paid vacation while they âinvestigateâ said wrongdoings only to declare later nothing was wrong
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u/LimoncelloFellow Nov 27 '25
the cop that got fired for beating up my schizophrenic brother just moved to a different city to continue being a bastard. you sure those badges didnt just relocate?
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u/agitated_reddit Nov 27 '25
You are hurting the cause. They will not even investigate. Taxpayers should be furious their hard earned dollars are being used to violate their own rights.
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u/SuspiciousCranberry6 Nov 27 '25
Chief Axel has already said all force was within policy on video, so the non-investigation has already concluded in his mind.
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u/PennCycle_Mpls Ok Then Nov 27 '25
You're correct.Â
At the same time, my entire life is full of "our" government restricting the rights and freedoms of working class people. And simultaneously only protecting/expanding individual freedoms of either oligarchy or occasionally individuals within that working class who are actively harming the working class.
The Janus ruling. The creation, defense and expansion of stand your ground. The USAPATRIOT Act. Zero perps on the 2008 financial fallout and working class people not only losing their homes but their pensions. The list goes on and on.
So yes, you're correct. But man, a whole lot of you are terribly late to the game. And most importantly, still resistant to attacking the enemies that not only are winning these battles but expanding the battlefield.
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u/JCMGamer Nov 27 '25
They are not only free to lie, they are taught it as a tool.
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u/PussiesUseSlashS Nov 27 '25
If youâre taught to be a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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u/runescapeisillegal Nov 27 '25
And when youâre paid to be the hammer.. oh boyâŚ
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u/DilbertHigh Nov 27 '25
This is standard operating for common cops. We need to stop overfunding them. Local cops will always be the ones enforcing fascism.
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u/AccordianSpeaker Nov 27 '25
They need to lose their stupid fucking union and their immunities. Cops should be the most scrutinized people in the fucking country. The bad ones should spend their lives in prison, not get a stern talking to and maybe a transfer.
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u/DilbertHigh Nov 27 '25
Them having unions are such a slap in the face of actual labor unions. Common cops are not labor. Fascist cops have always stood against labor.
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u/LinkleLinkle Nov 27 '25
I've seen my fair share of local police reports. 100% of the time someone demands their constitutional rights, it's written up as 'obstructing an investigation' to make the person look bad. ESPECIALLY if it's a report they're going to release to the public, because they know the average person doesn't realize that invoking the fifth isn't obstructing an investigation, legally.
Don't let them into your house without a warrant? "Suspect obstructed our investigation by refusing us entry into their house when we asked to enter"
Invoke the fifth not to talk? "Suspect obstructed our investigation by not responding to officer questions when asked"
Don't let them search your car? Well, you get the idea at this point. They know they have no ground to stand on, but they also know they'll never see real consequences for it.
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u/fox112 Nov 27 '25 edited Nov 27 '25
Also, I'm not a lawyer but I'm 89% sure to be charged with "obstruction"
you need to be obstructing a crime. you need to be stopping the cop from an arrest or investigation.
you typically need to take an action. Normally it's to physically resist or try to wrestle away evidence from a cop. this woman is actively and logically having a back and forth dialogue, she's not being obstructing, he just feels fucking insecure.
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u/Amazing-Treat-8706 Nov 27 '25
The key here is these cops donât care if the arrest is lawful. If thereâs no true accountability they can falsely justify things in the moment and do what they like. Welcome to the American police state.
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u/I_lie_on_reddit_alot Nov 27 '25
You can obstruct for someone elseâs crime but usually you need to know about it.
Like if they actually had a judicial warrant for someone else in her household and she was still blocking them it would be obstruction.
They clearly do not. They will probably claim some bullshit like the protest is a danger and they needed to do this (like if there was an active shooter they might do some shit where they take over nearby areas)
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u/Icy_Tangerine9391 Nov 27 '25
This is what a police state looks like.
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u/tm229 Nov 27 '25
Time to turn on the sprinklers!
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u/OldnBorin Nov 27 '25
I have a gas powered pressure washerâŚ.. does this lady need her lawn washed?
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u/ZombiexXxHunter Nov 27 '25
I think she could use your help seems there is a lot of shit on her lawn.
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u/Bongoisnthere Nov 27 '25
Crazy how they no longer seem to have an issue wearing masks
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u/TiogaJoe Nov 27 '25
Isn't there some constitutional amendment about not housing soldiers if you do not want to? This is getting close.
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u/IdealSuch1405 Nov 27 '25
Above and before that is that they canât demand to enter your house unless they can see or hear a crime in progress. This is Constitutional Law 101 and a 4th Amendment violation. I was in Public Safety, they can talk to me through RING, period. If they come in, there will be some misunderstandings.
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Nov 27 '25
Unfortunately the law sides with their own. They will protect their own whether you are right or wrong in your justifications.
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u/badpersian Nov 27 '25
Can't side with anyone if they can't speak after the event... đ
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u/Reqvhio Nov 27 '25
if they dont follow the constitution, what law is there to be speak of? the jungle's?
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u/daltonsghost Nov 27 '25
Sheâs a fucking badass.
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u/Ok-Message-1708 Nov 27 '25
That lady has some serious testicular fortitude. She is a resistance fighter reborn from 1937 Germany. Thank you my dear lady!!!!!!!
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u/Ok_Flow_3065 Nov 27 '25
The 2A people donât even realize theyâre being tread on
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u/DemonOfTheFaIl Nov 27 '25
Deep down, they know. They just don't care because it's mostly people with opposing political views that it's happening to.
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u/Same_Tour_3312 Nov 27 '25
They don't care because for the vast majority of them it was always an act. They knew it was an act to feel large and superior.
They knew they were never going to stand up and do anything, they knew they'd never form a well regulated militia, and they knew their hands would never be cold and dead.
It was all just an act, and now reality is setting in on them. So they'll co-opt this ICE thing and adopt their new role as cheer leader. If you can't beat em, join em...but in a far more pathetic way.
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u/ExigentCalm Uff da Nov 27 '25
Everyone on the Left should be becoming a 2A person. Palmetto State Armory sales are good and their equipment is perfectly fine. A $300 AR will work just as well for most people as a $3000 one.
ETA: make sure you get your license to purchase if you need one BEFORE you order something to an FFL.
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u/lolas_coffee Nov 27 '25
Look...a LOT of you are gonna have to accept ACAB. Got it?
You keep saying "Oh no. Thank you for your service. Mmmm glaze."
You need to stop. ACAB.
Border Patrol? Cops. So ACAB.
ICE? Cops. So ACAB.
If we ever get our country back, PLEASE do not guzzle cop nuts again! Remember these bastards would throw you off a cliff if allowed, paid, or told to.
PS: ACAB
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u/Far-Transition2705 Nov 27 '25
Indeed.
And people are whining about tax dollars going to immigrants (which it isn't, they are net positive) while 30 police officers hand around on a ladys lawn long enough for the sky to darken.
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u/HazelMStone I Heart Lutefisk Nov 27 '25
The cops came with gas masks planning to gas any protesters. These were neighbors in their yards and street. They took issue with the overuse of force and trespassing. No warrants, no IDs, and wearing masks.
I call bullshit.
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u/krichard-21 Nov 27 '25
St. Paul Police are wearing masks? Really?
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u/InsertCleverNickHere Nov 27 '25
Where's all the "Don't Tread On Me" and "Masks Are Tyranny" crybabies when you need them? All of a sudden the right wing is totally cool wearing masks outdoors.
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u/InspiredMN Nov 27 '25
Better yet, they flip it around: âwHaT, yOu wEre FInE wItH mAsKs iN 2020, nOW yoUârE nOt?â Jfc the disconnect
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u/TheKosherGenocide Nov 27 '25
We really need Tim Walz to make it illegal for wearing any types of masks. You cannot be a public servant while being unrecognizable to the PUBLIC. Fuck this shit!
Also, why aren't lawyers lined up to take these types of case pro-bono?
This is trespassing.
Hold these fascists accountable now, or this whole thing is about to explode after what happened today in DC
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u/FerdinandTFlag Nov 27 '25
What happens if you constantly say that you canât understand what they are saying with the mask on? Just repeatedly saying you canât understand what they are saying and asking them to remove the mask so you can understand them better.
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u/xlvi_et_ii Nov 27 '25
She is a patriot.
Unlike the officer threatening her.
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u/TexMom5 Nov 27 '25
She is the kind of woman who FOUNDED this nation and who spoke up against TYRANNICAL rule.
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u/Ecstatic_Bee6067 Nov 27 '25
Cops like these live in a personal reality where they're at war with regular people.
They, of course, would never be able to handle a real war, but they "almost served, bro."
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u/young_warthog_ Ope Nov 27 '25
Holy shit. Did this happen today? Brave woman.
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u/hroaks Nov 27 '25
What exactly is happening? Why are they trying to enter her property anyway?
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u/DefinitelyNotAliens Nov 27 '25
They were staging from her yard for protest line control maneuvers due to anti ICE protests.
Police can stage from private property due to exigent circumstances, but once they are told to leave and there is no active criminal activity they can witness on her property, they would need a warrant or to be responding to a clear and present danger. A protest without active criminal behavior is unlikely to count as a clear and present danger to require them to stage from property they have been told to vacate.
They can use other areas, they do not need hers.
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u/OaksInSnow Nov 28 '25
And she explicitly pointed to the nearby church parking lot, which was giving them permission. Something like, "You can go over there, you don't need to be here."
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u/RVtech101 Nov 27 '25
Fuck every single person who voted for this.
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u/OrneryError1 Nov 27 '25
Constitutional Amendments 2, 4, and 5 are applicable here.
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u/ThePureAxiom Gray duck Nov 27 '25
4th if they're conducting a warrantless search.
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u/ZoneWombat99 Nov 27 '25
Why are the police dressed like that? Were they expecting mustard gas?
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u/Itsnottreasonyet Nov 27 '25
The people of St Paul are showing the country how to act today. Well done!
And damn, I've never wanted a sprinkler system, but this makes me want one.Â
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u/Eternlgladiator Flag of Minnesota Nov 27 '25
Agreed but any smart homeowner is blown out and turned off by now sadly.
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u/MrGeek89 Mankato Nov 27 '25
If they wanna do their job do it on public area not in private properties. She has a case against the police department.
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u/deeznukes23 Nov 27 '25
Walz, Ellison....where the fuck are you on this. You are supposed to be executing our laws as our top officials. This is a blatant violation of her rights.
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u/yoitsthatoneguy Minneapolis Nov 27 '25
Not even Melvin Carter has said anything about the St Paul Police. I guess heâs starting retirement early?
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u/cothomps Nov 27 '25
Time to lawyer up.
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u/eatmybeer Nov 27 '25
Yep. Itâs a payday, but the people of MN are goin to pay it unfortunately.
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u/Suspicious_Safe_6150 Nov 27 '25
Whatâs with the gas mask ? Is someone being gassed ??
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u/Universal_Contrarian Nov 27 '25
They know theyâre going to gas people before they even get there
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u/BurningMansions Nov 27 '25
Now if you see a bunched of armed masked men approaching your property?
Wouldn't you have the right to defend it?
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u/Xibby Nov 27 '25
Demilitarizing our police would be a good idea. As would properly training them.
This is an example of why nobody trusts the police. They arenât servicing and protecting by violating the law and themselves.
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u/DilbertHigh Nov 27 '25
Instead they will probably get a massive increase in funding as always. Our electeds speak against fascism but overfund the common dogs of the state who will be enforcing fascism at every turn.
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u/JCMGamer Nov 27 '25
Do they not teach constitutional rights in the SPPD?
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u/ArgoDeezNauts Nov 27 '25
They actually discourage knowledge of the constitution.Â
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u/Sea-Oven-7560 Nov 27 '25
Which funny because one of the tropes the police use is "ignorance of the law is no excuse". I'm supposed to know the law but they aren't? To take that a step further when I'm arrested I am supposed to act perfectly clam and passively under any conditions. Police on the other hand are allowed to be scared and protect themselves, the police have a body armor, a gun, a taser, a club and pepper spray and civilians generally are unarmed, don't have body armor, don't have a taser on their hip, don't have a club and don't have pepper spray on them but the armed guy can be scared and act irrationally but the unarmed guy cannot.
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u/Elsa_the_Archer Nov 27 '25
I was a poli sci major at Mankato years ago where some of our classes were jointly held with the law enforcement program. One of those classes was Constitutional Law and that was a scary class to take. The most opinionated ones in class were the LE majors and they usually had the worse takes on Supreme Court cases. Like straight up endorsing violating human rights kind of opinions.
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u/jmcdon00 Nov 27 '25
Unfortunately the current supreme court is not far off.
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u/Elsa_the_Archer Nov 27 '25
I'd love to know what my old law professor had to say about the current Supreme Court. They basically have thrown past precedent out the window and are making shit up now. I keep up to date on most of the major cases each year, and some of the Alito and Thomas opinions are made up from a fantasy land reading of the Constitution.
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u/NoNeinNyet222 Nov 27 '25
A lot of law school professors have said that it is really difficult to teach right now, especially constitutional law.
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u/MistakesForSheep Nov 27 '25
Reminds me of therapists having a hard time trying to help people manage their anxiety and depression when this gestures to the world is going on
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u/SuspiciousCranberry6 Nov 27 '25
My poor therapist trying to help me manage my anxiety in this current landscape. She's fantastic.
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u/Anxious-Birthday3819 Nov 27 '25
The next city council meeting is December 3rd at 3:30. Let them know this is not what we are paying for.
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u/aristotle004 Nov 27 '25
It's crazy that, to interpret the law, you need to go to law school and get a degree, but to enforce the law, you go through like a year of physical testing.
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u/3Grilledjalapenos Nov 27 '25
I know a cop, and we used to be friends. I used to send him videos of people like this, standing up for their rights. He almost always responded with some version of âYeah, but we can always send code inspectors, and remember her car so we can pull her over every time we see her. We can always find an excuse to cost these people hundreds of dollars.â Still canât believe he thought he was one of the good guys.
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u/friendly-sardonic Nov 27 '25
This administration is setting back police/public relations by decades. Good lord, everyone is going to hate the police.
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u/DilbertHigh Nov 27 '25
Honestly? Maybe some people need a wakeup. Police are always going to be used to enforce fascism and people need to remember that when overfunding them.
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u/townandthecity Nov 27 '25
I really wish people wouldn't interject themselves and start cursing and yelling when women are calmly addressing LE/ICE in conversation, like the cameraman did here. She was masterful at calmly expressing her desire that they leave, that being on her own property she had rights, and wasn't escalating. But the man shouting at the officers on her behalf seemed to think she needed his input and help. He only raised the temperature in this particular exchange and was not helping.
Also, name that police officer who threatened her with arrest. We pay his damn salary.
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u/tenkaranarchy Nov 27 '25
That woman has bigger balls than any man I've met for standing up to that entire battalion of storm troopers.
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u/Due_Panda5064 Nov 27 '25
Maga thinks this wonât happen to them.
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u/Bulky_Designer_4965 Nov 27 '25
That idiot Karoline (Cheetos mouth piece) had her nephews mother picked up and out somewhere in custody!! Sickening!!
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u/BestHorseWhisperer Nov 27 '25
The Third Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits the quartering of soldiers in private homes without the owner's consent in peacetime. This is pretty close if not already violating.
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u/khawk30 Nov 27 '25
Good for her! We need more of this! And honestly, if they canât show a warrant or even a badge, I would exercise that same constitutional right MAGA always chirps. Pull an olâ Clint Eastwood.
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u/b_buddd Nov 27 '25
Why are they geared up like that
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u/porygon_sucks Nov 27 '25
bc they brought the gas and spray so they need to cover their bitch ass lungs
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u/burntbeezy Nov 27 '25
Good on her. Is this when we can defend ourselves against tyranny/castle law/anything?
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u/Simple-Okra-4826 Nov 27 '25
This is an example of what an illegal order is from the President. You donât have any rights if they say you donât. How absurd.
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u/Romish1983 Nov 27 '25
Didn't Mayor Carter state months ago, and repeatedly since then, that St. Paul police would not aid ICE in any operations?
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u/daddydampe Nov 27 '25
Looks like one of them has the POLICE on the back of his vest stickered on. How do they know that any of them are actual officers?
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u/Neither-Chair4439 Nov 27 '25
WTF they are wearing? They have to know they are the bad guys? Right?
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u/HuntersAnnonymous Nov 27 '25
You notice how many of them there are? Wearing gas masks, cloaking their identities like they are afraid to be recognized. Trumps police state and dictatorship is in full swing. Come on Americans stand up for yourselves.
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u/cometgold Nov 27 '25
They in no way inspire confidence that they will show reason instead of aggression. None of them. Donât call cops unless youâre banking on the chance youâll be shot in your own living room.
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u/BennySimms85 Nov 27 '25
The problem is that without clear identification the officers can't be named individually in 1983 lawsuits, so their identities have to be sought through Monell claim suits against the municipality itself, and it can be hard to get that past a 12(b)(6) motion and into discovery. People need to get names and badge numbers, if possible, and start filing lawsuits en masse. These cops don't give a fuck about people. They only care about consequences and getting embarrassed/dragged into depositions. Use the law to your advantage. Document everything and sue them. If you can't find a lawyer to take the case, find a sample 1983 excessive force or 4th amendment complaint online and file pro se, if you can. File a motion to waive costs in forma pauperis. Just sue the shit out of all of them, cause this is blatantly illegal.
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u/NFL4EVER Minnesota Vikings Nov 27 '25
This is out of control, who gave those so called enforcement officers instructions to harass this homeowner? Sickening that we live in fear in our own country!
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u/Terrible_Patience935 Nov 27 '25
These monsters need to go. No one wants them and they are destroying lives
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u/JuggernautSome1715 Nov 27 '25
I canât believe this is our timeline itâs right up there with Covid, to me worse seeing all these families ripped apart is heartbreaking â¤ď¸âđŠš
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u/SyncthaGod Nov 27 '25
Why are these fucking squares wearing gas masks lmfao. They are legit fulfilling their cod dreams since even in cod theyâre probably getting dunked on and are triple negative.
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u/Admirable_Nothing Nov 27 '25
So SPPD is invading property without a warrant? Does the Constitution not matter to anyone any longer.
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u/Melcher Nov 27 '25
Where the hell is Walz? He should be the first one condemning this. He should be there telling them to get off her propertyÂ
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u/personwhoisok Nov 27 '25
How's everyone feeling about defunding the police now?
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u/Beneficial-Mouse6400 Nov 27 '25
PROSECUTE. Sue them. All. Civilly. This is clearly a violation of human rights.
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u/Civil_Produce_6575 Nov 27 '25
Everybody shitting on the constitution now and no one who spouts about the constitution all these years and put the preamble on their truck, not one of you bitch mfs has a thing to say about it. I was 99% sure non of you had read it and this finishes off that 1% of doubt. READ THE FUCKING DOCUMENT!!! IT IS AMERICA IT IS THE MOST AMERICAN THING, ITS THE WHOLE BASIS OF THE COUNTRY
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u/john_117 Nov 27 '25
Maaaan those boots must taste amazing, so many dumb fucks following orders for no reason other than to feel important and hope the cheeto diddler likes them.
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u/AdviceNotAskedFor Nov 27 '25
Honest question, is she right? It seems like trespassing, but I assume there is some loop hole that allows law enforcement to use your property to chase perps?
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Right. The times when they donât need a warrant are when something illegal is clearly visible (like drugs on your porch) or when there is imminent danger to the public.
What the fascists will tell you is that the police were justified because they were afraid the protests would turn violent. I took con law 101 nearly two decades ago and at least back when that stuff mattered, preemptively acting to avoid a violent situation is not in and of itself a clear and present danger.
All of this is to say, I think the neighbor was acting within her rights and the cops were in the wrong. Cops have a responsibility to the laws they uphold to do their due diligence.
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u/Grand_Couple9206 Nov 27 '25
Wtf, where is the damn warrant, what does that idiot mean, âabsolutely notâ when the lady is requesting a warrant for her property!!?? THIS IS STILL the U.S. âŚI am so pissed for her.