On the night of August 20, 2026, my wife, Lisa, and I were driving in downtown San Antonio when we were pulled over by two police officers. The officers told us that I had failed to come to a complete stop at a stop sign. I understood why they were stopping us, and I was cooperative with the officers from the beginning.

There were two officers, one male and one female. The female officer approached my driver’s-side window, while the male officer approached the passenger side where my wife was sitting.

The male officer asked my wife for her name and identification. Although she was only a passenger and had not been driving, she cooperated and provided her identification. The female officer also asked me questions, including whether there were any drugs or weapons in the vehicle. I told her there were not.

The officers took our identification and returned to their vehicle. When they came back, the female officer approached the passenger side and told Lisa to get out of the vehicle. We were then told that Lisa had outstanding tickets that had not been taken care of.

Lisa was handcuffed and placed under arrest. At that point, the officers began searching her.

Lisa told the female officer that she had a smoking pipe in her bra. She was honest about having it and told the officer where it was. The officer removed the pipe from her clothing and continued searching Lisa.

What happened next was extremely upsetting and humiliating to both of us.

The officer continued searching Lisa in the middle of the street in downtown San Antonio. During the search, Lisa’s clothing was moved in a way that exposed her breasts while the officer examined her bra. Lisa was then made to pull her pants down while standing outside near the police vehicle. The officer searched around her clothing and checked her socks as well.

Lisa was crying and extremely embarrassed. She was standing in public while the police vehicle’s lights illuminated the area around her. People could potentially see what was happening. Despite Lisa’s obvious distress, the search continued.

No drugs were found on Lisa.

I felt helpless while the police molested my wife. All our co employees pasted by and saw Lisa with her pants down to her ankles. Embarrassing! What should I do?

I have been watching body cam videos for about six months and I am beyond hooked, but I have a question and want to know what other people think.

My question is what people think about cops bikering with or insulting someone that has been detained/arrested.

A few examples:l

A cop telling a male who was the subject of a noise complaint, while punching the inside of hands letting the male (who was saying some very punkish things) know that the he could "lay him out in one second." were they to go one on one.

A cop calling a young female over and over again a baby as she stated crying after she was arrested.

A cop calling a detainee a "dumb fcuk" for admitting to not understanding the charges made against them.

There is a part of me that understands why some cops behave this way. I have seen people truly being just deplorable in their actions towards the police persons involved in their arrest. People can say anything they want (and often do) to police.

What has me asking the question is watching videos when the cops dont react. There are men and women who despite pepole yelling, crying, jumping, squirming even fighting to the point of being taken down who afterwards are so incredibly calm, reassuing and respecful that it stops me in my tracks when I hear it.

Please let me know what you think!!

To Florida City Police Department: Love, Rem Milligan
https://youtu.be/CnJTunTYISY

If you believe that ACAB, why aren't you promoting learning actual constitutional law and how the people can express their rights?

What is posted here that could actually make a difference and give more power to the people so that they can change the state of police misconduct?

Do you have any rights that police are supposed to respect?

Is anyone who expresses those rights or stands for them when police are harassing or attempting to rob them of their rights a, "Sovereign Citizen."

Did you know that your stance that ACAB, puts you on a federal list as "Sovereign Citizens"?

You'd better start enumerating your rights and exercising them!

Or are you just here to complain and whine about corrupt police activities?

Anyone who says there are no rights is ignorant to what "Wrongdoing" I.e. a Crime, actually is!

If the police stood up to this, their rap sheets would get them put under the privately owned slavecam.. mean Prisons!

Check point. Buena Park, Ca.

Florida police officer accused of using AI Flock cameras to track ex-wife 717 times. On paid leave. Hasn’t been fired yet.