Does either of them have the right to dismiss the other?

[Anonymous]

I am so sorry if I didn’t ask the question the right way the first time. Thoughts and opinions? On whether either of them has the legal right to dismiss the other

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2 mo

Great input

[kylee2437]

The person behind the camera needs to get a life. Using his time to video tape nonsense that was none of his business and then confronting a cop about something that was further more not his business. Just someone that likes to cause trouble for sure.

[Asker]

It seems to be the case. He has a right to record but he seems to like stirring things up more then they need to be.

Josh is a homeless individual and he feels like the police are harassing the homeless. But oddly enough. Most of his alleged assaults are by other homeless people.

[Asker]

His friends have been assaulted by “two black individuals” turned out to be homeless. But yelled at the officer because he wanted information to check on his friend.

The guy in the Kum and Go cap. Homeless. The guy who tried to attack him when Josh was arrested for smoking. Homeless a

Maybe the cops have a reason to focus on the homeless…

[Asker]

But then Josh smokes on public propert. But he goes and bothers people on their smoke breaks and yells at them.

[kylee2437]

@asker tbh homeless people are some of the most selfish people I’ve ever met. Some of those cops are the reason why some of those homeless people have died from overdose and such.

[kylee2437]

Haven’t died **

[Asker]

Yes. Not all. But a lot of homeless people are entitled brats

[Asker]

And YES you are absolutely right. They deal with drug overdoses. People freezing. The list goes on. Getting people who will hurt them