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This comment is unbelievably bad. What are you talking about, "probably with his green bandanna over his face?" Refusing to show ID is being "passive-aggressi
by mquander 16y ago
This comment is unbelievably bad. What are you talking about, "probably with his green bandanna over his face?" Refusing to show ID is being "passive-aggressive?" I'd call it common sense (if you don't know that you're legally obligated to.)
Either you have a lot of evidence that you're not telling us about, or you're casting aspersions onto this guy that are totally indefensible.
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- WestCoastJustin 16y agoSorry, I deleted my comment, saying; "really? I'm not allowed to make assumptions." Your suggestion has been noted. Updated original post; added disclaimer.
- mquander 16y agoSure, if you want to actually explain your assumptions. When I hear that a guy was walking around, I don't usually start off by assuming that he had his face covered and he was acting suspiciously. And I sure don't consider "the police arrested him" to be credible evidence about it, either. EDIT to respond to your reply: I guess we just won't see eye-to-eye on this. I've worn a bandanna as an accessory before, and I don't see anything wrong with walking around near a security fence, or even "checking it out." I completely disagree that those things on their own are suspicious enough to warrant arrest.
- anamax 16y agoI've worn a ski-mask into a bank....