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Listen To Officers, Don't Go To Jail!

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 11:59am

It's a pretty simple rule: When an officer asks you to stop what you're doing, just stop what you're doing. Unless, of course, you've always wanted to be handcuffed and carted off to jail...Then you act like this woman did.

Via Constable Mark Herman's Office:

On Wednesday, October 4, 2017, a deputy with the Precinct 4 Constable's Office responded to a disturbance in the 17800 block of Silver Bend Drive in Atascocita. During the investigation, a female approached the scene. She continuously attempted to physically and verbally agitate a witness. The female, identified as Jaquilah Nichelle David (23, Atascocita), refused all commands from the Constable Deputy to stop. After a brief struggle, she was detained.

Jaquilah David was arrested, booked into the Harris County Jail and charged with Interference with Public Duties. Her bond is set at $500.00 out of County Court 6.

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 12:03pm

@AtascocitaDotCom

Exactly.....simple!

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 12:05pm

Girlfriend even has a 'tude in her mugshot!

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 12:09pm

sometimes what police tell you isn't lawful. when you don't listen and then subsequently go to jail, you can profit

www.mercurynews.com/ 2017/09/27/santa-cla ra-pays-6-7-million- to-woman-injure

usually when you hear them say stop resisiting, you're there

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 12:10pm

@AtascocitaDotCom

You would think this is a no-brainer.

But some want that 15 minutes of fame or want to set up for a potential discrimination or harassment lawsuit, etc.

They want this taught in Driver's Ed. By the time you are 16, your parents should have taught you to respect authority.

SMH!

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 12:13pm

Just stop what you are doing and say "Yes, Sir!"

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 12:28pm

@ginx Right! How about the Texans player that obeyed the officer while his mom died?

www.espn.com/nfl/new s/story?id=4017382

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 12:34pm

Special athletes are protected by the National Felons League, even the lying ones who cry out false claims against the Police.

www.si.com/nfl/2017/ 09/07/michael-bennet t-las-vegas-police-u nion-nfl-invest

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 1:18pm

We drove pass that scene last night. There were about 6 police cars and I saw a lady getting pictures taken of her. I guest this was it.

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 2:15pm

@ginx That video was hard to watch!

So what's the deal? Did the officers need the warrant to kick her door in, hence the windfall?

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~ 6 years ago Oct 5, '17 2:53pm

@brightlights the city settled, probably scared of what a jury would do to them. but yes, a warrant less entry and injuring her, they would have gotten clobbered at trial.

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