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Warren Sapp is a "first amendment auditor"

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ruxCYtable said:
Apparently he spends all of his time away from the CU football facility harassing and recording interactions with public officials. He's recently turned his attention to the town of Louisville, south of Boulder, where I have a friend who is a cop. He comes into their office screaming and yelling, and demanding records immediately. He schedules meetings with the police chief, berates him, and storms out if the chief defends himself and his department. Oh, he also parks in their handicap spot.

Apparently he is completely broke, blew all his career earnings, and is just an angry person. What a ******* clown.
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I think this is the funniest thing I've seen on the board this year.

This is outstanding, hahahaha

Colorado is a team we need to beat next year. They may really suck.
 
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DesertClone1 said:
This is where it all stems from.

Some auditors are great, some... well... are not. I always find it hilarious that we expect SO MUCH from law Enforcement, when, these videos show that they don't know a god damn thing.
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This is where I'm at with them. I don't think anyone can deny that auditors are annoying, and seem to be ******** just trying to get attention. But some of the actions that the police take against them are pretty alarming. Dealing with ******** is part of the job for a cop. Regardless of if they're annoying or not, the police are bound by the law, and a lot of those videos show that they either don't know it or don't care about it.
The cops who don't take the bait, are commendable. Not a job I could do.
 
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ruxCYtable said:
Apparently he spends all of his time away from the CU football facility harassing and recording interactions with public officials. He's recently turned his attention to the town of Louisville, south of Boulder, where I have a friend who is a cop. He comes into their office screaming and yelling, and demanding records immediately. He schedules meetings with the police chief, berates him, and storms out if the chief defends himself and his department. Oh, he also parks in their handicap spot.

Apparently he is completely broke, blew all his career earnings, and is just an angry person. What a ******* clown.
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Does he know basketball? Seems like he and Tang would hit it off
 
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intrepid27 said:
I realize it is self inflicted on the part of Colorado but Dion should be charged with impersonating a P5 head coach.
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This is not fair to Dion

He brought in a QB who's already had his jersey retired!

After a long and productive career and a rigorous process when he met all criteria the #2 will never be worn again in Boulder!
 
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Drew0311 said:
Actually there are now some videos on Youtube and such of the cops figuring out what they are doing and walk away. So it think some of it has helped a little bit. Also, people are learning their rights from the videos. So that is a good thing. In my honest opinion, I think a lot of them suck and bait the cops. However, i do like that they are showing Americans what their rights are and how to enforce them.
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If the point is educating the populace there are ways to do that without sticking a camera in peoples faces and being a ****
 
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Honestly if businesses want to stop them or really anyone all you have to do is bring out a speaker and play copyrighted music... play some T-Swift or something as soon as they post it on YouTube or wherever it'll get taken down.
 
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