I should have just stayed out of this thread. Fortunately for officers in my state we can't be held responsible for instant replays in slow motion. Jurors have to place themselves in the officers shoes.
Not that it will matter to anyone, but in real speed and the moment, the officer has someone park a bike on his deck ( all while being surrounded by other, same minded bikers, and cars and trucks loaded with fans. ) exits his vehicle to see this biker picking up his bike and puts him on the ground.
We were at a brake check, now we're off to a kickstand. Great observation. Hang your hat on that one and completely and absolutely blind yourself to what was going on.
Not that it will matter to anyone, but in real speed and the moment, the officer has someone park a bike on his deck ( all while being surrounded by other, same minded bikers, and cars and trucks loaded with fans. ) exits his vehicle to see this biker picking up his bike and puts him on the ground.
We were at a brake check, now we're off to a kickstand. Great observation. Hang your hat on that one and completely and absolutely blind yourself to what was going on.