Fighting a Police officer during arrest? Your express way to prison, avoid it whether he is on illegal duty or not.
Many people believe that arguing, resisting, fighting a police officer or destroying evidence can provide a quick escape from a police encounter.
In reality, these reactive behaviors often create new, independent offenses that are far more difficult to defend than the original allegation.
Whether a police officer is arresting you illegally or you have not committed any offence, please avoid struggling or engaging a police officer in a fight.
The worst is tearing or injuring a police officer especially one in uniform, you have not only assaulted the individual, but you have also assaulted the president and the constitution, in whose authority the officer is acting on.
Some officers attitude can sometimes be annoying, but you cannot use impunity to correct impunity.
Now, for you not to fall a victim, during police arrest, do the following:
1. Do not attempt to struggle or run away when officers come for you. Even if you are arrested unjustly, you will be released without any money paid so long as you know your rights.
2. Remain calm. Cooperation in the moment is not an admission of guilt; it is a tactical move to ensure your safety and preserve your legal options.
2. Spoliation (Destroying or Concealing Evidence)
In a moment of fear, individuals may attempt to smash phones, delete messages, or discard items. Please do not do any of such
