Police officers should not arrest individuals for exercising their constitutional right to express frustration or use expletives towards them.

“it turns out that Regan may at least have been a little overly sensitive. because even if bomber did do it, he has the right to do it under the First Amendment. federal courts upholding it and verbal expletives of yelled.”

He argues that the shooting of Alex Prey was an unjustified use of force by law enforcement.

“that Alex Prey, this VA nurse who was brandishing a cell phone was somehow a threat that had that even after he had six full full grown men, like these grown ass men on top of him, that he needed to be elim that the threat had to be eliminated by unloading his clip into him.”

He maintains that ICE agents were justified in their use of force because they perceived an armed threat and were following training protocols.

“The problem is not carry the gun. The problem is getting into a physical altercation with intentionally and premeditated a physical altercation with ICE agents. I would never do I carry a gun everywhere I go. I got my gun on me right now. I would never confront or get in a physical altercation with ”

Federal agents and police are escalating situations and applying force disproportionately against protesters.

“We have repeatedly seen that it's the federal agents who come in and directly escalate the situation. It's one thing to clear a path for a for a vehicle to travel. Another to then keep adding more and more agents and then leave that presence out here even as vehicles do not need to get through.”

State and federal law enforcement agencies are acting with increasing erratic behavior and a lack of accountability when dealing with protesters.

“I think they're they're aware that that accountability is coming. That's probably why it's like the they're behaving in this increasingly erratic manner”

The escalation of police presence at the detention center has been counterproductive to maintaining peace.

“you know, it would have been better off if they they either stayed out or they come in and bring peace and say listen, guys, relax rather than cause us more trouble.”

The detention of Tyreek Hill by police involved unnecessary and abusive physicality.

“It's how he was detained that's the story. Why do you need him face down on the ground? Y'all know how hot it was in Florida yesterday? You know what how how hot that ground must have been? You put his body and his face on the pavement.”

The treatment of Tyreek Hill by police was abusive, unnecessary, and lacked justification.

“This is completely abusive, unnecessary, scary. Uh it was one of the low points of of my my career to see a client treated this way at his own stadium, much less.”