belle-deesse's Discussions

"Here are 5 confrontations resulting in people committing "stolen valor" or "false valor," a crime that consists of someone wearing a U.S. military uniform to impersonate a veteran and receive discounts and benefits without ever having actually served. Stolen valor is a federal crime and taken very seriously by real veterans." Stolen Valor is a Felony Crime.

Top 5 Stolen Valor Fights (Part 1)

"This was filmed by an Army Officer, and his wife Michelle, he noticed a guy that seemed out of place in a Marine Corps uniform. His wife posted a photo to our FB page and asked if he looked out of place, he threw up a lot of red flags. They confronted him, and he admitted he was a fake. said he was attending a wedding.

***CORRECTION The photo was taken at the New Mexico Airport, the confrontation video was filmed a the Kansas Airport after they flew from New Mexico".

Fake Marine Called Out By Army Officer In Kansas Airport Stolen Valor

"A man attempting to steal valor, or is he telling the truth?"

Fake Soldier Gets Called Out By Army Veteran

"A former Infantryman, Ryan Berk, from Easy Co 2/506 101st sent us this video of him calling out a fake Ranger at a local mall. This guy couldn't answer basic questions that he should've known, he was wearing a CIB with three stars and tried to say he got them all for Iraq and Afghanistan, not possible as you can only get one for both campaigns. I'm guessing he was trying his hand at some discounts. Visit us on Facebook at /Stolenvalor and on the web at guardianofvalor.com"

Veteran Of 2/506th Calls Out Fake Ranger At Oxford Valley Mall

leave that n**** alone...warning language!.

EL PASO BORDER PATROL = BUC-G - SONY SNIPER CAM

Crossing the "border" from America to America.

"The Paper I gave the Border Patrol Says: I hereby invoke and refuse to waive all of the following rights and privileges afforded to my by the U.S. Constitution:
* I Invoke and refuse to waive my fifth amendment right to remain silent. DO NOT ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS.
* I invoke and refuse to waive my Sixth Amendment right to an attorney of my choice. DO NOT ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS WITHOUT MY ATTORNEY PRESENT.
I invoke and refuse to waive all privileges and rights pursuant to the case Miranda V. Arizona. DO NOT ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS OR MAKE ANY COMMENT TO ME ABOUT THIS DECISION.
* I invoke and refuse to waive my fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. I DO NOT CONSENT TO ANY SEARCH OR SEIZURE OF MYSELF, MY HOME, MY MOTOR VEHICLE OR OF ANY PROPERTY IN MY POSSESSION. Do not ask me about my ownership interest in any property. I DO NOT CONSENT TO THIS CONTACT WITH YOU. If I am not presently under arrest or under investigatory detention, please ALLOW ME TO LEAVE.
*Any statement I make, or alleged consent I give in response to your questions is hereby UNDER PROTEST AND UNDER DURESS, And in submission to your claim of lawful authority to force me to provide you with the information."

Cross illegal Checkpoints in America, How To.

"Police won't let me know if I'm being detained (I broke no laws), they use their K-9 to false alert on my car giving themselves permission to search my stuff, and lie about me having illegal drugs in my car. They eventually let me go with no charges after they discover that I was recording them the entire time.
Here are the numbers from the checkpoint that night: 
» 250 vehicles passed through the checkpoint
» 20 vehicles were detained that required further investigation
» Three vehicles were searched
» One misdemeanor arrest was made
» 32 citations were issued: Two child restraint device citations, one DUI, 10 citations for violations of the registration law, four citations for violation of the light law, one revoked/suspended driver's license, six financial responsibility (no insurance), six other driver's license law violations, and two safety belt law violations.

Only one DUI arrest was made. One out of 250. That's less than one percent. It seems to me that these police checkpoints are nothing more than just fund raisers for themselves. http://www.thenewspaper.com/news/10/1... At a DUI stop, the police are only supposed to stop people for a short period of time to see if they are driving impaired. They are NOT supposed to be issuing citations to people. 
Another reason why I disagree with checkpoints: In America, you are innocent until proven guilty. At checkpoints, that is pretty much reversed. In the future, I recommend that all motorists record their encounters with law enforcement."

DUI Checkpoint - Drug Dogs, Searched without Consent, while Innocent

"This was our third encounter with in 15 mins. This is right after the officer says "well you can walk to work if you want" an I respond with " ok have a nice day" an walk off. But he didn't like that I wouldn't give him my ID so he proceeded to harass me so I pulled out the ol now ur accountable cop cam an his demeanor changed just slightly".