Man Arrested As He Exits Wal-Mart

From what I could see and hear from the police talking as they arrived, an employee or a customer called because they saw a man with a weapon. They claimed that the man had a knife with him. The police actually hid behind the dual entrance/exit doors and waited for him to leave. As they were leaving, I turned my camera on.

I went back inside when the clip ends. I finished shopping (took 10 minutes) and when I came out, the police cars were still there and he was in the back of it. The man was pretty hysterical when they were arresting him, so I am assuming he did have a weapon on him.

I started filming after they started going after him, because the police saw me with my camera. I didn't want them to tell me to stop filming before the good stuff started to happen.

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[13rokenChance]

*could, sorry

[13rokenChance]

@TheRaellz But I thought that you couldn't carry a CONCEALED weapon unless you had your permit/license. He probably didn't have the weapon (knife) CONCEALED or he was caught without a permit. At least, that's how it is in my state.

[BlueMoon858]

Fuck that manager, u can legally record all you want.  Why u turn off ur camera??

[NEWYORKSFINEST123456]

@ThreeCatsScratching "Haha I take shits tougher than you" god I'm dieing over here hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha­hahahahahhhaha

[MultiAustin11]

Iv'e been there this is in Rhode Island.

[michaelcocchiara]

For every one sayin that its legal to posess a knife, this varies from state to state, in NJ its illegal to posess a knife for the purpose of self defense and anything can be considered a weapon if it is used to kill or cause bodily injury to an individual

[imthebomb36]

@jclark300 haha its called the touristy type of person who called the cops if they see a guy with a pocketknife

[TheRaellz]

@hardwirecars well brandishing it in a threatening way of course but simply to carry a knife is what i was referring to.

[hardwirecars]

@TheRaellz actually if you brandish it in a threating way its then considered a weapon and yes this goes for any thing

you point a spoon at some one and they take it the wrong way its a weapon (i know its dumb but its the law)

also if its a switch blade its illegal (not sure if thats all over still)

[jclark300]

Damn people always freak out over stupid shit like that. My god its legal.