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Her cop-cussing ruled fighting words, not free speechby David L. Hudson Jr.First Amendment Center Jul. 07, 2011 |
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 An Ohio woman who repeatedly cursed at the police after they arrested her son committed disorderly conduct and had no First Amendment free-speech defense, an Ohio appeals court ruled recently. Dorthea Frazier's son Cody was arrested by Akron police after a brief car chase. Dorthea Frazier yelled at the arresting officers: "What the f— are you arresting my son for? What are you doing?" She then yelled at a lieutenant: "You f—ing crooked a– cop" and "You're a b—-." The lieutenant apparently ordered her to desist from further yelling, but Frazier persisted. Officers on the scene testified that her cursing drew a growing crowd and presented a possibly dangerous situation. Officers charged her with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. In the course of her arrest, she suffered a broken arm. Read More 
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