Full Video - Border Patrol Incident Part 1

Full video showing Constitutional violation by the Border Patrol in Uvade, Texas on 18 March 2010. Camera footage taken from the interior and rear cameras. This is part one of four.

To read the letter sent by the Del Rio Border Patrol Sector Chief Robert L. Harris, to the military officer's commander weeks after this incident, please visit: http://www.veteransagainstpoliceabuse...

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• Uvalde Texas
• Border Patrol
• Fourth Amendment Violation

[CheckpointUSA]

You're quite the violent authoritarian punk aren't you mojocrampin.

Imagine, wishing violence on those who peacefully exercise their rights that so many others have fought and died for over the years. What a disgrace.

Did you curse the founders on the 4th of July this year for daring to create a new nation free of authoritarian losers such as yourself?

[CaughtNTheCrosshair2]

You should have just told them you were running AK47's to Mexico for the Sinaloa Drug Cartel. They would have rushed you right through and probably escorted you anywhere you wanted to go. VIVA LA GUNRUNNER!!! You have to love their policies: punish those who abide by the laws, and set the criminals free (or in the Feds cases, help them commit the crimes, and then send them on their merry way).

[NinjaRider777R]

Long term checkpoints are COUNTERPRODUCTIVE to their "intended purpose" of catching illegals, and this checkpoint, with the hardcovered roof is definitely a long term thing.

Any illegal is going to know where these checkpoints are and avoid them like the plague.

[Dewdaahman]

@cepson just a head's up.. if you defend a traitor then that makes you a traitor as well.. roadblocks violate the 4th Amendment.. if I did nothing wrong then stay outtah my face.. when push comes to shove which side will you be on..?  violate my rights and we'll have major problems..

[HtownTruthseekers]

i went threw the same hell trying to get out of the states 3 years ago, been horrible , stood out freezing while they tore my car apart.

[CaughtNTheCrosshair2]

@plprz Actually, the U.S. military does allow non-citizens to serve in times of war. They use their service as means to show their dedication to this country, and to help expedite the process of getting their citizenship, but they are still technically not U.S. citizens. Also, there are some states that will issue drivers licenses and state I.D. cards to non-citizens, so, having an I.D. doesn't mean you're legal either. However, this man has given no reason to suspect that he is not a US citizen

[plprz]

lmbo @ "you haven't satisfied us that you're a US citizen." is he for real? gimme a break. i guess he thinks illegal immigrants have military and state IDs? pfft

[cepson]

The BP is allowed by law to stop everyone at an interior checkpoint, for the sole purpose of a BRIEF interview to determine whether the driver and passengers are lawfully in the country.

The BP cannot legally detain someone (i.e., send them to secondary) after that brief interview unless it has reasonable suspicion of criminal activity.

The BP cannot search a vehicle unless it has PROBABLE CAUSE to believe a crime is being committed or unless the person CONSENTS to a search.

[Zeppelintroll69]

Come on now that guy clearly looked like he was a mexican.

[junglemike72]

Fucking Nazi pigs! 

[hazeee123]

Land of free and home of the brave. Bwahahhaha!