My confrontation of an unconstitutional (illegal) checkpoint

JUNE 27th, 2008. 11:50 P.M. Corner of Hawthorne BLVD and Rosecrans Ave.

Lieutenant Dominic Valencia - Lawndale Lieutenant

http://www.lawndalecity.org/html/depthtml/PUBLICSAFETY/LawEnf.htm

http://www.infowars.com/?p=3380

Police officer I last spoke with (at end of video) named Dominic J. Valencia of the Lennox Sheriff's station. The phrase on his business card: "A tradition of service since 1850." should be changed to "violating the 4th amendment and overstepping our authority of concerned individuals everywhere.

EVERY single car that went through the checkpoint was stopped. ILLEGAL STOP AND QUESTIONING - NO PROBABLE CAUSE - NO WARRANTS. Total violation of the 4th Amendment.


http://www.INFOWARS.com

Watch videos of ALEX JONES and DAVID ICKE on youtube!!!

USA: "Show me your I.D." -

Nazi Germany: "Show me your papers."

USA: "Where are you headed? Where are you coming from?"

Nazi: "Where are you headed? Where are you coming from?"

USA: "Homeland Security"

Nazi Germany: "Fatherland Security"

USA: 9/11 False Flag terror attack.

Nazi Germany: Reichstag false flag terror attack.

USA: Security Checkpoints.

Nazi Germany: Security Checkpoints.

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• dui
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• constitutional
• 4th
• amendment
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[spootieluv]

Its pretty weak of you to have complied. Don't complain about them making you do things that they have to no authority to unless you're willing to do something about it. By complying you reinforced their authority.

[cincinatus90]

While i agree with everything you said, im puzzled as to why you turned your camera off and then put text on the screen saying that you didnt have to. we need to exercise our rights, not use them until a cop sez stop.

[mrumsower]

DUI checkpoints are legal

[mrumsower]

DUI checkpoints are legal

[mustknowstuff]

Lol pussy.. Too scared to speak up properly

[jandrews10]

ur a pussy dude.

[ElGatoLoco698]

Can't anyone dispute a ticket received at a DUI checkpoint and get it dismissed? I'm sure they can but what stops these assholes from doing this. The scope of the checkpoint is to check sobriety. That's it. Once they determine if a suspect is not drunk, it's over. They have no legal right to detain that person any longer. Any evidence gained after that can be suppressed in court and would be inadmissible. But they don't care. We need some type of recourse so they can't continue this.

[user7897]

what a vagina! Tell them next time that you don't want to talk to them! Maybe get arrested., then sue for wrongful arrest. Repeat for profit!

[dlion98]

There is no expectation of privacy on a city street or public sidewalk. As long as you are not in a place where you feel that others can see you and what you do there is no expectation of privacy.

[borderraven]

My card also says"While you do have a right to privacy, you surrendered reasonable expectation of privacy by coming here. You do have certain 4th Amendment protections in your home, but by your presence in public you have placed yourself under my 1st Amendment Free Press protected right to record, photograph, and publish, all that I see and hear."