NH: Law enforcement reacts to "Free Lauren" protest 2/3

Sponsor: http://EdgeAscension.com - Sheriff's man shows cops how it's done when it comes to interaction with liberty activists...though some are quick to provide suggestions for improvement. The back story: A Dover, New Hampshire demonstration with projected turnout of only five...ends up being a 14-protester event. These folks are demonstrating at the Strafford County jail, against the excessive sentence of Winchester resident Lauren Canario. She was charged with "disorderly conduct" for refusing to empty her pockets at a Fed metal detector. This video was shot 11/16/08 and first uploaded 11/19/08 due to breaking news backlog.

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[Josiah531]

Hallelujah!! This man was PROFESSIONAL. He made them stay out of the road and acted professional, peacefully, courteously and CORRECTLY! I wish they could clone this guy about 100,000 times and place him all over America. In addition he should be promoted to a training officer so the new recruits know how to react to people. Thumbs up for the LEO and 5 stars to Dave Ripley. Excellent! Excellent! Excellent!

[CurtHowland]

Andy of Mayberry was an elected official, who (when needed) deputized individuals for specific actions. His job was to keep the peace.

"Law Enforcement" agents are bureaucrats, whose job performance depends upon making as much chaos and trouble as possible, punishing people for non-crimes. If "peace" were to break out, they would be unemployed, so they look for trouble where there is none.

[ShpinxiLotus23]

"department of corrections" should be changed to "department of punishment"

[treon123456]

@Josiah531 .....ditto!

[geo0514]

is for the cam only

[jonerton15]

geeze, what a great police officer, that is like 1 out of 10 that you come across. It actually is usually the more experienced cops that understand the constittion

[wolfofthewhitemt]

are most NH cops this nice?

[kmikesell]

Would love to! But I live in the PRK (People's Republic of Kalifornia), and I can't escape.

[vipero00]

Dude, we need to get a sound man or woman to move to NH. Now that the picture quality is so much better (thank you) just a little bit better sound would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for putting these together. It's great to see what is happening on the eastern front.

[LumpyRevolution]

Damn... I'm both German as well as American... in any event, I agree.

[TEBON]

I probably should have said the officer acted nicely as opposed to professionally. I do not support government police, only private. Just to clear that up.

[CurtHowland]

It is very important to know that there are "Good Germans".

What a sad phrase. To keep up with the times, it needs to be changed now to "Good Americans".

Ok, I just depressed myself. yuck.