Cops Tase and Arrest Guy Sleeping in Truck | No Reasonable Suspicion

Police officers have a hard time understanding that reasonable suspicion to justify detaining a citizen is supposed to be based on suspicion of a crime, rather than a hunch or ego of the officer. How many police videos we see were completely unnecessary and achieved nothing, other than bad publicity, lawsuits and constitutional violations? 

Devin Thomas was asleep in his truck on Christmas night in a Home Depot parking lot in Delaware. He was waiting for the store to open because he needed to buy products they sell for his business. He was traveling for work, which takes place on the highways, hence the fact that he was sleeping in his truck. He awoke to a flashlight in his face and somebody trying to talk to him.

More: https://thecivilrightslawyer.com/2022/09/23/cops-tase-and-arrest-guy-sleeping-in-his-truck-in-a-home-depot-parking-lot/

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