Roadblocks are generally unconstitutional

Sonoma CA

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To be constitutional would require unusual and special circumstances. Law enforcement in Washington DC recently had one of the cops struck and killed by a drunk driver. Initiating a roadblock will not bring back the deceased person. It only transfers more power from the public to the cops. Sheriff Mark Essick had the good sense to refuse the initial request from Washington DC and Sacramento alluding to locking up people who went outside without masks. It took guts to go against the feds but the law is on the side of the sheriff. Will you be on the side of the sheriff providing he is lawful and he needs you? He seems to be on the side of the public in the above issue which has constitutional ramifications that threatened freedom we have suffered for in the past forgotten.