If you’ve ever been stopped by police and asked to roll your window down—or even roll it up—you might wonder: Can I refuse? Do I have the right to say no? In this video, I’m breaking down how to protect yourself in three key situations:
When Police Officers want to check your window tint and demand you adjust your window.
When Police insist your window be fully rolled down during a traffic stop.
And what happens if you refuse entirely to roll down your window—can they break it?
Standing up for your rights in these situations is important BUT you also want to protect yourself if police don’t follow the rules so let’s dive in
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