Cops REFUSE To Arrest Man Who Harassed Woman
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Thanks for joining us! Do you think that Officer Marshall should have arrested Mr. Miller on the scene?
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No he should of been charged for false imprisonment and given a ticket.
I could see him using his discretion for just being blocked in - no one's hurt and the guy is educated. But the man's other actions going to her truck door etc went beyond that and an arrest was warranted.
@@MrDrManPerson that's what it's called in England, in America it's called criminal confinement
No the officer did the right thing no harm no foul no reason to mess up either persons life’s. It’s a simple meaningless interaction he shouldn’t of done what he did and the lady just needs to forget it and realize the customer is always right and just make sure to drive slow even if she wasn’t speeding and move on.
As a delivery driver myself who has seen and had this type of situation happen multiple times I think we should also note that the residents version of "speeding" might be completely unreasonable. I once had a guy claim I took off from his house and "had to have hit 60mph before reaching the next house." Well, little did he know, our scanners actually track location, speed and rapid acceleration/deceleration events at all time, When my supervisor looked into the claim it showed that I stopped at his box, accelerated at a normal pace from 0 to 30 in a 45 mph zone before stopping at the next mailbox. Some people just get upset if you go any faster than 5mph. His attitude makes me think that's exactly what this.
Amazon lady probably drove 25-35 on what is clearly a long straight driveway with excellent sightlines. The horror....
I've done deliveries as well & i don't think i've had anyone try to block me in with the intent of trying to prevent me from leaving.
That being said, i drive clunkers & some people seem to know that a clunker driver isn't going to give a shit it they get a new dent on the clunker nudging your overpriced car out of the f-kin way, nor will they give a shit about your newly imperfected paint job.
As an OTR semi driver long ago, i had some idiot try to walk out in front of me in hopes of getting me to stop. (Not sure if he wanted to steal the truck, it's cargo, or just try to force me to be his taxi-cab but i wasn't about to find out by asking him) I consider the man very lucky that he didn't end up a pancake.
I was a teenager with loud muscle cars. I won’t lie and say I always obeyed the speed limit but I didn’t drive like a dick in neighborhoods. People seriously misjudge their abilities to accurately measure speed by sight (and more often mistake loud for fast) and they definitely aren’t willing to listen when they think they are in the right.
Used to do deliveries. In one particular private business driveway, the posted speed limit was 10, my speedometer was reading 0 and some of the staff standing around the driveway yelled at me "WOAAH SLOW DOWN BRO!!"
25- 35 mph would be way too fast on a driveway, especially a gravel driveway, no matter the visibility.
@Dol l As literally a professional driveway driver with zero accidents, not even so much as a close call (And yes, I'm in a rural area so gravel is a significantly more common than not) I completely disagree with you.
To say there is no situation where 25-35 would be appropriate is completely unfounded and absurd. Every driveway and the appropriate speed for that driveway are completely independent of one another.
If I didn't lose you and you're curious as to what is actually the most dangerous part of a delivery I'll tell you. It's the seconds directly after a delivery is made when we prepare to start moving again. Most on property accidents happen because of blind spots, not speed. Sadly people, pets, and children often lack the awareness to stay out of a big trucks blind spot and drivers do not always clear blind spots or "plan their exit" like they should.
It's kind of ironic isn't it? You're worried about speed when the most dangerous part is when I'm practically stopped. I'm substantially more likely to back over you at 2mph than I am to hit you at even 60mph.
The cop was about to say “what he’s doing is illegal”, then he caught himself cuz he realized he may have to do some work if he said that to her.
That or he actually thought she would press charges, and didn't want to testify that he actually advised her it was illegal
exactly he was a dick and should of took this older white man who literally blocked and held up a younger woman of color and the guy should of been punished
@@kassys3601 Way to put race into a situation that it didnt need.
@@kassys3601 Could be race-related? Or could be plain laziness? Or both? Cop diffused situation, but definitely should have arrested dude when she said she wanted to press charges.
@@sheldondinkleberg6525 That fact alone, that she is a young woman being held captive by an older man can be enough cause for concern. Many situations leading with those details tend to not be very pleasant, usually the guy being aggressive thinking he can intimidate the woman and get his way in relative the situation.
Add in the info that it's an older white man whose is blocking in a younger black woman on his private property, on a mile long driveway far away from the public. Along with him aggressively trying to open the van door. That is even more cause for concern for her.
She doesn't know this guy, she doesn't know what he is capable of. She's alone in the middle of nowhere delivering for Amazon, a company who notoriously cares very little about their drivers' well being.
Whether you like it or not, race plays a part in a high tension encounter such as this, from her pov (point of view). You can be tired of hearing about it all day 24/7, 365 days a year.
They cop and a-hole property owner here may not have been thinking it. But being who she is in this world she was for damn sure. For good reason since the a-hole was so hostile initially.
"Amazon drivers keep speeding through my driveway, what can I do?? Hmmm... stop ordering Amazon? No. That's crazy talk. I'll illegally confine the driver. Yes, that's the best course of action, for sure."
How can you speed on a driveway? That car must have a record 0-60 mph & one h*** of a breaking system.
Or ... installing a secure drop-box for deliveries to be placed into so that drivers don't have such a distance to travel, which isn't going to be taken into account for the time/cost allotted to for that delivery.
Call cooperate and file a complaint.
I'm an Amazon driver and our speed is tracked along with like 5 other factors. I doubt she was speeding at a ridiculous rate. If you speed too many times you get fired
That's a fact lol, I hope Amazon banned him... did you see his long af dirt driveway? No driver should be forced to dive down a private dirt road going 5 mph, I'd be leaving his packages by his mailbox and just say F him, like they do me and my dirt road lol. I don't get mad, I understand they got to go fast as possible just to keep their job.
I swear to god that cop almost said “what he’s doing is illegal”
But then realized he’d have to actually do his job 😂
He sure seems like he don’t even want to do his job and be bothered 🙄 that is the type of cop I DONT want showing up if I’m in trouble…. As a female especially.
She drove a mile round trip on a bumpy dirt road to deliver one package, she has to put up with this crap for minimum wage
Oh yes. I heard that too.
@@jilla-dr9hu- Agreed. 100% Just like the 911 operators who couldn't be bothered with doing their jobs either.
This officer cared more about “getting on with his day” than he was arresting a guy guilty of criminal confinement WHICH WAS STILL HAPPENING IN VIEW OF THE OFFICER.
criminal confinement isnt a legal term. What happened here was illegal detainment, also known as kidnapping.
@@seancostello4158 yes it is lmfao
@@seancostello4158 did you watch the video?
The guy took a plea bargain and got 6 months probation
Good.
I can’t get over how out of breath the officer is after slowly walking from one vehicle to another.
I swear I was searching the comments to see if anyone else noticed that too. I was sitting here like "why you so damn outta breath bro?". He sounded like he just chased someone down on foot. 😂😂 Sounds like if he had to, that person would definitely get away.
@@Like_Ike Literally after every word he says he takes a breath I was like god DAMN dude is breathing hard
JP you a mess …😊
@@cristalp.2710 😆🤷♂️
I noticed that! Lazy ass doesn’t cop doesn’t have the strength to arrest him like he should have!
I hope Amazon made this guy pick up his packages after all this. No more deliveries for him.
OR SOUP!
Yes!
@@WillowWright Or notified him that a package had arrived and then drive about 1 MPH up to him while he tapped his foot and repeatedly glanced at his watch.
@@troyevitt2437 what if his Amazon packages WERE soup?
Agree 100% except they should completely ban him as a customer. No option to have packages delivered elsewhere.
I worked for Amazon as a driver. So many stories of drivers getting their trucks pulled over and stolen while on delivery. I would feel more than harassed, I would fear for my life.
Yes the man with the really nice home and truck will steal from you when you have his damn credit card info, address and name... Uh must happen a lot!! 🤪🤪🤪🤪
@@thunderballz74 it's not about that though. If you are opening my door while I am on delivery. You don't know what could happen.
Edit: and drivers don't have their credit card info. And the person never gave his name. Yeah you have the address where he parked, does not automatically make it his address.
The dude got probation like 6 months probation
@@thunderballz74 that was a female being harassed by a man who forcibly detained and tried to open her door you dumb fuck.
@@thunderballz74 - Having a nice home sure as hell wouldn't stop him from hitting her, or pulling her out of her car.
Amazing how police fish for reasons to arrest you, then don't arrest someone when a case is handed to them on a silver platter.
Wild right?
We all know exactly why.
@@milehighgambler it isn't cuz he's white.
@@milehighgambler Cuz everyone was just being silly and blowing nothing into a big deal? The cop should have spanked both of them and then told them to hug and make up.
@@stonedvikingir1719 false
The problem with putting up speed bumps is that the owner would then have to drive slow and not be able to speed down his own driveway 🤣🤣🤣
Truth
There were plenty of ways to fix it even without speed bumps.
1) post speed limit signs
2) Call and complain to Amazon if broken (they have gps tracks)
3) cancel Amazon if keeps happening
4) put a dropbox by the public road and put a gate up.
@@jazb4317 but then how would the Trump worshiper act out his petty power complex.
@@spiderzvow1 Oh grow up
@@spiderzvow1 God loves the Trumptrain, get ready for those tears to flow in November, little liberal
And is liable for any damage to a visitors car or truck 👀
She can't have been going too fast, he managed to get in his car, chase after her and block her while still on his property.
I saw the original video some time back and he was on his way in while she was leaving when he blocked her in.
@16:30 "you're the one with a half mile long driveway" -Officer
Edited timestamp*
Also Amazon track their speed. Drivers get fined if they speed too many times.
@@sleepyearth I am former UK Amazon driver. They track their vans through an app on the driver's phone. It is not very reliable.
@@chrisjensen9476 I get your point but she's still by his house. How fast could she be going if she wasn't even past his house. Did he force her to back up as well?
Amazon should refuse to deliver to him. The cops should do their damn job.
hopefully they will. drivers speed and driving habits are often measured by most companies. if customers have unleashed aggressive animals, that can get them designated "no delivery".
Yep, he has a history of harassing delivery drivers. He can come pick up the item from an amazon pickup locker.
The cop was chill as hell and didn't want to squander taxpayers dollars on two petty bureaucrat office types arguing over entitlement. His behaviour was exactly how it should be done, when two adults are acting like children - treat them like children. She shouldn't be speeding, and I have no doubt she was driving like an idiot given her attitude stank the entire time, he shouldn't be over reacting to her speeding. They acted like children about it and the cop wasn't interested in hand holding. THAT is what I want a public servant to do. No wasting taxpayers money on tens of thousands of dollars of lawsuits on garbage. I get it, you're American, you guys love court room drama; the rest of the world surprisingly WANTS TO GO ON WITH THEIR DAY.
Amazon doesn't give a fuck about us, we get out into dangerous situations like this all the time, but all they care about is "customer obsession"
@@bashpr0mpt719
I'm pretty sure her attitude stank because there was an idiot keeping her from getting on with her day.
Just because the police told the young lady he wasnt angry with her... I sure felt like he was by not listening to her and taken her seriously. That situation was very dangerous due to her being blocked in and open her door. What if a person did that to him as an officer? They would have gotten shot....
Right? Even the other cop was fired up and you could tell that he thought the guy should be arrested. And the first cop was even rude to him. I think the guy is just a constant dick to everyone
To be fair, he tried to convey that exact sentiment to the land owner. It wasn't that he wasn't taking the lady seriously. He even said "hopefully she doesn't press charges." I think he just didn't want to see someone go to jail over a stupid decision. Just trying to push the situation back into the non-problem it should have been to begin with.
@@limprooster3253 no he was avoiding the work it would take to arrest him.
@@SisterKnight Idk. The sentiment I pick up isn't lazy. It's "did this fool seriously just do that? He knows better"
Well it was clear that he wasn't angry at her, but he also wasn't happy to be there having to deal with something so stupid. So that's where his attitude stemmed from.
Cop stated she was speeding. She was not "speeding" as there is no regulation. She was simply driving faster than the property owner was happy with.
Absolutely…I’m thrilled to see someone finally make this point. “Speeding” would imply some sort of legal limit being in place. There is simply none.
Well done, my friend…well done.
@@subgrappling805 to be fair, the reference for "speeding" could be coming from the road their lane is connected to. Either way she was definitely not breaking any laws
If he's that "sick" of people speeding on his half mile drive way, stick a speed sign at the entrance... and, as the cop suggested, speed humps.
He waits to see some nice colored faces before he acts so no need for speed bumps needed . This the same type of dude who was in the Ahmad case . Making themselves into cops then escalation of taking a ethnic life as usual 🤦🏾♂️
@@Rome__king what does “ethnic” have to do with anything ? People keep trying to cry using the “ethnic” excuse to try and get out of trouble . More and more police are not going to take people seriously if people like you keep trying to pull that card. The courts and Police will just get harsher and more violent against people of color if they keep doing that .
"I can't explain it" is him not wanting to tell her that the guy clearly did commit a crime, and what that crime is called.
The cop was talking advantage of her ignorance, and he even wanted to stop anybody else from giving her advice on the matter.
It's clear that the cop wasn't going to charge the guy with anything, no matter what she said.
She began to describe a more serious crime and the cop shut her down. He wasn't interested in hearing it
if you stop a person from moving freely is criminal confinement
Don’t think he took advantage of anyone. He just clearly didn’t wanna be there lol
@@WBKimmons bullshit. He explained to the guy exactly what crime he committed, and exactly what he did that constituted the crime.
Then, mere minutes later, he tells the woman that he "can't explain it".
You're what we call an apologist.
I thought he was just trying to calm things down. Telling her the guy had essentially kidnapped her probably wouldn't do that.
@@emma-janeadamson4099 he could have calmed things down by telling her she was right to call and that she's safe now. Instead, the cop treats her like she's making a big deal of of nothing and she should just go about her day.
That's a conscious choice on the cop's part. He chose to placate the man and tell the woman to just go and don't worry about this whole thing.
Couldn't he simply stop ordering from Amazon if he didn't want their drivers rushing to get him whatever nonsense he offered? I can't believe he thought that was at all acceptable behavior, especially after the recent Amaud Arbery homicide case and conviction.
What??? Artery has absolutely NOTHING to do with this case. There is no analogy a reasonable human being could find between those two incidents.
@@davecarsley8773 I've never heard of this case, but assuming it has to do with a delivery driver being killed, in which case, it would give delivery drivers more reason to be cautious and possibly fear for their lives when encountering customers, especially one willing to illegally detain them.
@@pixlbunni 3 white men followed a black jogger in a truck, forced him onto the ground, and then executed him because they "suspected" he might have stolen something. It is similar in that white guy falsely accuses a black person of a crime and then illegally detains them in a threatening manner.
@@DogeCoinInvestor ah 💀 okay, I can see why the other person didn't think they were related cuz it sounds like very different circumstances, but it's the racial issue that's similar I guess. I don't think it was obvious that race was the thing being compared lol. I thought it was a delivery driver vs crazy citizen thing.
@@pixlbunni I think it’s more that they’re both cases of someone using a vehicle to detain another citizen without proper justification. The race thing is secondary
Here's a fu(king crazy idea... wait till she gets there and politely ask her to drive more slowly on your road. You know... in person to person, like humans used to do.
thats too crazy. I rather call the cops instead.
@@blacki4268 nah first you should block her in, and try to take her out of her car!
Yall are insane, just pull open her door and force her out of the car
absurd!!! heads need to roll
@@jonny-on-the-spot Jelly needs to roll. I'll order half a dozen of the raspberry.
Recommending again to make a playlist of incidents by state to help people find stuff for their state! Think it would help everyone
Good idea
Go ahead.
You can make a playlist. Doesn't need to be the OP
@@jj18057 I think his suggestion is so people can search the main channel playlists. Why would OP make a playlist of his own state for his own reference? That would mean he'd already likely seen the videos relating to his state.
@@IAmKlagg yes, I think he should make one because it’ll cause people to watch more videos. Convenience goes a long way with the short attention spans of people today (I sound like my marketing professors) 😂
That's one cop who hates his job and dealing with people below him.
He may think they're below him but nope
that guy wanted some chocolate dessert
100%…
@JR I 100% agree. Why does anyone need to go to prison for this? Better they both put on their big boy pants and get on with life.
@JR so if someone blocked you from being able to leave pulled open your car door and then told you to get out of the car, you wouldn't take that as a threat at all?
I already feel that the modern ability
to get virtually anything delivered to my doorstep is a big luxury. And then to harass and antagonize the delivery driver on top of it - the sense of entitlement is incredible.
Ms. Murphy's actions should be a case study in how delivery drivers should handle situations like these. She remained professional throughout the entire ordeal.
I believe she should would have been in her rights to shoot it dead for this.
By screeching and getting on the phone to their boyfriends and talking up a storm when they probably WERE actually driving like a lunatic on his property? Riiiiight. Go lift something heavy your t count is too low son.
@@bashpr0mpt719you're a prime example of why Roe v Wade being overturned really left us with some of the worst genetic material.
@@bashpr0mpt719
We all know what you're really angry about.
18:41 I’m guessing Marshall didn’t arrest Miller; because, it was way too much paperwork for him.
Nah, I think he was just fed up with the pettiness and aware of what a crappy job Amazon employees typically have and especially how bad it is also for other customers to hold up a delivery driver like that, and he also didn't want to escalate this to a point where he would actually have to arrest the guy even though he was probably 'just' ignorant and to some degree rightfully upset. The cop indicated a desire to calm shit down, and while admirable, that also went against the humble concept of serving the law and People. He can advise her about options, but if she chooses to pursue a particular path, then he has to act based on that. He is free to use a reconciliatory/apologetic tone while arresting the guy.
Although what I am wondering about is whether the arrest would have made any difference, since the guy wasn't an immediate danger anymore and got advised that what he did was criminal. She/Amazon could have pursued this towards the police later, without needing a lawyer. You can make a report to police. Both parties have the option.
They have his name and can investigate this after he files the report they can arrest him later.
I am of the opinion that the officer didn't want to do the paperwork & felt that the entire situation was petty & a waste of Police time that could be spent going after harder crimes. The officer had already came to the conclusion that the property owner was an idiot & therefore had no clue that he was in the wrong by blocking somebody in his driveway. While i can see the officers point of view, he was being too lenient on the Karen property owner when the woman said that she "wanted to press charges"
@@barklordofthesith2997 right? That’s what I’m thinking too. TBH. After I submitted the comment I was like “surely, he must have felt that it would be a waste of time and petty to go further than this.”
And agree that he should have arrested the property owner once the Amazon worker said she wanted to press charges.
@UA-cam are Snowflakes why do you think the Marshall didn’t arrest the property owner?
I love how the officer was talking to the guy after she left. He was talking to him like he was a child😂
most people are children... we have arrested development built into our culture. It's the lack of education, and turning people into 'employee' or 'management' mindsets immediately after schooling is done. both are juvenile mindsets.
@@ericaugust1501 wow you sound fun to be around
It's funny for that particular instance, except it seems rather clear he speaks to EVERYONE like that every chance he gets. And that's a problem.
@@michaelhaydenbell Just seemed to me like the cop was trying to get through to two immature people
@@ericaugust1501 I think too much education is the problem here.
He reached a plea deal and got a misdemeanor for disorderly conduct. All other criminal charges were dismissed by the court. 178 days out of the 180 day jail sentence were suspended. Supposedly the defendant was thrilled because justice had been served.
@dzivri Great to get updates. 2/180 days in jail is the royal treatment for the rich, as usual, again a few 100s$ is peanuts for the wealthy, serious offences should require fines proportional to wealth! What about de officer's selective discretion? and will the amazon woman ( pun intended) unload a civil sum from Mr miller? Here, officers' qualified immunity stands strong? But the city/PD will have to pay for sure!
analaxable--
Pun fell flat. Amazon women be large!
Where did you find out that info? I live about 15 minutes away from the area and Lowell has a reputation for redneck residents lol
Agreed. It's not harrassment. It's false imprisonment (kidnapping).
Exactly. Cop should have easily seen this
The officer himself said it was criminal confinement...I mean... whether he was right or not, from HIS perspective, it was a crime.
And he’s too lazy to do his job.
@@charliefromstarkvillemissi1852
That’s policing today. My wife’s car was stolen, found and the PD refused to process the car for evidence saying, “it won’t do any good. Y’all have been in the car too. It’s pointless.” Ultimately, after an hour of my being disorderly in the PD, I got my fingerprint job. Six weeks later, the thief was caught on the other side of the State and tied to the theft. Lazy bastards.
@@tinfoilsombrero1439 In today's world, you gotta force people to do their jobs sometimes... It's deplorable. Take a look at how much they get paid, it's public info and it's deplorable too!
the judge himself cant decide until now if there was a crime committed weeks after the incident so how can you expect a measly cop to decide on it minutes after the incident. if it is decided by the court that he wrongfully arrested the homeowner he and the department could face thousands of dollars in damages. if the court decides he should have arrested the guy which he didnt i dont think he or his department will pay the lady driver much for any damages they may have caused the lady driver for not arresting the homeowner.
@@boyscout-p3u Not really. If there is evidence of a crime and they arrest him for it, it is EXTREMELY unlikely it would be wrongful arrest.
By your logic, everyone who is ever arrested and found not guilty or the protectors don't believe there is enough evidence to prosecute for, would be able to sue the city for wrongful arrest.
Holla back yo! Awesome coverage!
Jesse vibes
sup lack
@@Vincent-fb1yj so what. Just because Coke was first doesn't mean Pepsi can't sell soda too...
Hope he doesn’t “holla back” at you. Your channel is incredibly one sided and not very objective at all.
Lack is in the HOUSE!!!
"What he is doing, I can't even describe it"
Gave me the vibes of
"well what he is doing is wrong and there should be some sort of service that can hold him accountable."
The police officer is not in the right profession
I can only imagine how frightened Ms. Murphy was when being confronted by this angry man....no wonder she wanted to press charges. No one should have to endure treatment of this type when they are trying to do their job.
I'm sure internally she made it a black white thing
@@jeffdo9195 weird that you would bring that up.
@@avaverry9917 facts are wierd?
@@jeffdo9195 yeh you’re definitely a troll
@@jeffdo9195 where it worked for her. But I bet she also used the bad man thing against him
That guy still doesn't think he did anything wrong.
And, that is the real issue.
Well, once he got arrested he might have clued in...
Exactly - he ignored what he didn't like hearing from the officer, when the officer left his sense of entitlement likely grew, not come back to earth.
"Well, I'm upset, so how COULD I do the things I did but in a way that won't get me arrested?"
Yeah that's the problem with the cop dismissing the charges being pressed by the victim.
Guy doesn't want people "speeding" on his driveway, yet I bet he doesn't even have a posted speed limit anywhere making drivers aware of the speed he wishes them not to exceed on his property.
I'm betting he hasn't put up speed bumps because then he himself would be inconvenienced and have to also slow down.
Speed he wishes them to exceed? Are you kidding me? This is not a wish what you want me to do and I'll do it world we live in. He has no damn right to dictate or wish anything here
@@wioi Get over yourself. He has every right to put up speed limit signs or speed bumps on his own property. What he can't do, in good faith anyway, is claim someone is speeding on his driveway when he has nothing posted stating what the limit is. It's also no guarantee that anyone is going to follow the limit. The police also can't enforce it unless he has an agreement with them.
@@deathk26 agreed
Even if he put up signs, those are not enforceable by the police in Indiana according to the statutes shown. Also, he has no certified means to track speed.
"Everything is everything." I so hope that if I ever need the services of law enforcement, that phrase is never uttered. Yikes.
We suffer greatly from this problem in my town. Lazy cops. They'll pull you over all day, but when an actual crime gets committed they just brush it off and don't feel like arresting anyone
In another time, I would applaud his resistance to turn every issue into a legal matter. But in a case where someone has been harmed and insists on justice, then he has no choice.
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This should fall to the DA to decide for the initial call.
@butterfly Someone always gotta bring race into it
Because they're useless pieces of shit stealing our money... Taking our tax money and providing no service... It's theft and it's criminal...
6:30: "… because what he's doing is … I can't explain it."
Here we see the cop *almost* tell her that what the man did to her was a criminal act, but since he's annoyed and doesn't want to deal with the situation, he stops himself and replaces the phrase "criminal confinement" with "I can't explain it," which doesn't make any sense.
He can explain it. It's pretty obvious what happened. He just doesn't want to explain it because it reduces his chances of getting out of the situation without having to do any more work.
My thoughts exactly. He tells Miller that what he did was criminal confinement before he talks to her. He knows exactly what it was
I interpreted it quite differently, like he was trying to figure out WHY the guy did what he did - and this was clear to me when he chewed the guys ass out about how Mr Miller would feel if it happened to him.
"I can't explain what he was thinking when he did this."
If I take that context and apply it to the conversation, it makes more sense to me that's where he was going with it.
100% spot on.
I thought the exact same thing. He had already muttered the words, "criminal confinement," to the perpetrator. He had the complete ability to explain it. He just didn't want to give her more ammo to press charges.
Also, contrast this with countless videos where cops can't wait to rattle off anything and everything a citizen *might* have done, whether they charge them or not.
No one knows if she was actually speeding. One time in my own residential neighborhood I was casually driving down towards the park at about 26mph and a man yelled something at me. I immediately stopped at the edge of his yard and said “what? I didn’t hear you.” He SCREAMS “Stop Speeding!” at me. I say “I wasn’t speeding at all-Look I stopped right here-I couldn’t have been speeding. He screams “Everyone speeds here! There are kids!” I say “where? I never see kids here when they are in school hours.” There are no kids, no dogs, no cats loose ever. Simply zero reasons I can’t drive 28 in a 35 mph neighborhood. This man scream “stop speeding!” again at me. I roll my eyes and drive on. Some people are yelling at thewrong parties!
You should tell him to teach his kids not to play in the street.
The GPS data would show her actuel speed at the timecwhen she was accused of speeding.
Your comment reminded me of something just like that. There's a paraplegic guy that lives around here (I mention that because he has a lot of time on his hands, doesn't work), he lives right on a bend in the road. About every 5 years of so someone drunk or tired wrecks into his property (typically an evening event), now in the daylight he sits in his wheelchair at the end of the properly waving/yelling at people to slow down. Brother, I'm going the speed limit, stop waving at me, if you weren't handicapped I'd give you the finger - also, aren't you sitting EXACTLY where the accidents always occur and you're unable to run away?
My car used to have a hole in the muffler and i had so many angry boomers yelling at me to slow down while already going under the limit, because of course loud = fast.
Amazon track the vans and they know how fast you are going.
It really seemed like the officer just didn't want to be bothered!
I’ve been checking on Miller since Lackluster posted this video originally and boy, he gets in trouble a lot for issues with his perceived authority, not just relating to his property. He pretty much built his house and built a road in such a way so he could purposely harass people for tresspassing. Guy has a ton of issues (outside of his reckless gambling)
As I understand it, he asked them to deliver a package. It isn't even trespassing if they are there at his own request
As nice as his house and truck are, I imagine he could afford to pour a few speed bumps over that nice access road
What was he going to do to her once he had her blocked in and possession of her driver's license? I don't know what his point was. I don't necessarily blame the Officer for thinking they could be adults and call Amazon to complain, Amazon bans deliveries and leaves his packages in those locker boxes but since the man allegedly has an apparent history of false authority actions it was time to take actions against him gor not handling this properly
I'm positive there are better things to do with your time
@@limprooster3253 But then HE wouldn't be able to speed.
The solution is to put a mail drop off container at the entrance of private property. Doing so will keep other drivers off private drive. It is cheaper than all the legal fees.
As a driver we also would rather drop packages off at the enterance of your land instead of driving in. Saves us a ton of time as well as the headache of finding a way to safely turn around and such.
Cop stated if an accident happens on PRIVATE property they will handle it. Is not what I have been told by local police. I was told they have no jurisdiction, exchange info and be on your way !!! it was in the parking lot of a shopping mall !!
"I told them it wasn't an emergency." He says that after confining someone. Your attempt to kidnap someone sure sounds like an emergency to me. Guy should definitely have been arrested.
Was it really “ kid napping “ .. sure he was a crazy man , and should not , but kidnapping is just not true here ..
@@milestonowheres he blocked her in and would not let her leave and attempted to force her out of the car and still wouldn't let her leave! If that's not kidnapping what would you call it?
@@erikwilliams8559 Exactly what it's called in this video several times by several people. Criminal Confinement.
He never seemed to understand that they rushed over because of HER call, not HIS.
@@ChrispyNut so kidnapping but by another name
I admire the young lady for making sure she gets the justice she deserved!
How about if the guy has kids playing outside. She need to slow down
@Former Child Model A non sequitur ? Explain how that's a non sequitur in any shape or format?
@@rickybell2190 Since its obvious and self explanatory .. i doubt further explanation will be helpful.
@@grassCrow Going by your comment you really are using a phrase as if to give credence to your point. However those who use such terms generally follow up on the same topic "comment " of why a non sequitur is indeed problematic. You have failed to do so. I have no dog in this fight but for those who leave comments in which one is deliberately trying to sound that they have a higher moral ground.
Let me aid you in what your clearly lacking some explanation.
A Non Sequitur is taking an argument and saying I'm an alien on earth👽 and everything around me is alien technology or the French speak French and get reply with "they eat 🐸".
It does not follow up to the first premise.
I'll allow you to at least try again with why you think the last person's comment was as you said a... non sequitur.
I suspect a fallacy in your argument. I'm sure you understand that.
@@rickybell2190 nonsequitur = "a conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement"
The original post was making a statement concerning what happened .. the response was not related to what happened , but was rather a what if statement. It is therefore a nonsequitur. Not sure what 'moral high ground' has to do with whether something is a nonsequitur. Whether I am right or you are right ... it has nothing to do with who is a 'better person" . You can be the better person, I don't care.
I bet this dude NEVER speeds in anyone else's neighborhood...
Completely different. He owns the driveway. Everyone speeds on public roads even police.
Irrelevant to the issue at hand.
@@MichaelMantion then by that logic, unless he had a sign posted, there is no speed limit. Was it posted? I didn't see a sign.The limit could be unlimited or stationary.
I'm talking about the flawed logic of "you better not 💩 in my backyard. But I have no problem 💩 ing in yours'. "
@@MichaelMantion yea but there’s Lenny of other ways he can just put a speed bump in maybe put a mph sign up
We don't even know that she WAS "speeding". What's his "speed limit" on his driveway? Did he have his radar gun out? I seriously doubt she was flying down the driveway - for one thing I'm sure he would have used stronger words than merely "speeding". For another, it's a half mile. Accounting for amount of distance they'd need for braking so they could stop at the end of the driveway before pulling out into traffic, what speed are all of these Amazon vans really able to get to?
This is the reason my package was going to be delivered today but by the end of the day say it be delivered tomorrow 🤣
I had a feeling that it was going to be a C. The cop was rude, in a hurry and dismissive
Right? This guy HATES paperwork.
Cop was pretty on point. He just wasn't good at articulating.
Straight to the point - get both parties to continue their day and not escalate the situation even more than it already has been.
I wouldn't call his behavior rude, but he definitively didn't come across as someone who wanted to have a 'social chat' which made his interactions seem dismissive.
@@brokentombot yeah that’s what I thought
I disagree. I almost always want to give the cop an F, but he was fairly on point here. I think the cop should get a B-, the woman an A+ and the man an F. It’s arguable whether she would not be better served just getting on with her life.
I did a little research on that guy, and it turns out he's been arrested more than once for DWI, and even had his bond revoked on this case and had to wait for trial in jail for over a month because he got arrested for drunk driving again while on bond.
He's "worried" about his safety when people drive a bit fast on an empty driveway yet he drives in public roads while intoxicated!
thank you for a little taste of justice even by his own stupidity
Ridiculous! Definitely should get a few years in those bracelets for all that
“It’s harassment though”
“Everything is everything”
More wise words from a cop. Deep lol
Lol right? Thank you for your wise words Police Buddha!
Hence why he was put on leave
Why didn't he tell HER that it was "criminal confinement"? Protecting the criminal I assume.
This male Karen did way too much. They always think they’re above the law
No he thinks he has a right to manage his property in a safe manner. If it were an farm and he was worried you might hit live stock he would be reasonable to stop you. What he should have said to the cop is. She is not driving safely, i told her before not to come back on my property, she is trespassing.
They kind of are above the law. Hence why he did what he did. Nothing but white privilege
Glad she followed up pressing charges. If she hadn't, the officer not pressing felony charges would have likely reinforced the property owner's sense of entitlement. If he is illegally detaining people without consequences today, what does he move to next?
@@MichaelMantion Maybe stop ordering from Amazon then? No excuse for detaining her in this case. If you want people to drive slow on your property then do something to prevent speeding. It's not the public's responsibility.
@@MichaelMantion I love how you just tried to genuinely say “The property owner should have lied and said they were trespassing” after more than likely lying about speeding
This cop is the perfect example of someone that hates his job, hates dealing with people. He must wake up every morning and the first thing that comes out of his mouth must be “I wish I was dead” .
It is a wast of his time ?
Mainly cuz of people like you road trip.
@@milestonowheres This is his job and what his time is meant to be spent on.
Not every police call has to end in an arrest, isn't that half of BLM's issues? That police are called too much?
6:17 "no excuse for what he's doing I'm upset at him not you" sounds like someone who IS just passed he got called over some civil dispute and not something he can actually put someone in trouble for
Funny how unhelpful this cop is when he knows there's nothing in it for him or the department.
Didn’t want to do the paperwork. That’s all
Didn't do the job he is paid to do... With our tax money... It's theft and dereliction of duty and should be grounds of removal of the position...
Almost all of them don’t do there job
Wow, this cop needs a new job, not dealing with other humans. He's so bitter and miserable. This isn't even a matter of "having a bad day" which I could maybe understand. You can just tell this is the norm for him.
He also needs to go on a diet and do some exercises, did u here his breathing!?!? ✌GB
Well, I disagree tha cop even scolds the man for being an ass to the amazon woman. Obviously wasn't perfect he should have arrested him, but ultamitely he did get arrested so.
@@stephenfgdl K?? The hell does it matter when he's talking to the VICTIMS that way??
@@michaelhaydenbell Chillax, you make it sound like she was stabed in the back. Like I said it wasn't perfect. But I don't think he should get fired over this interaction.
@@michaelhaydenbell most places have the same delivery and this has likely come up several times before with the same land owner and Amazon driver and the same LEOs. If I were the property owner, I would have hooked my truck to her van and yanked it off my property followed by filing trespass charges against the driver. There’s no sense in purposefully disrespecting someone’s property after multiple attempts to work with them to slow down.
"I don't need your brother telling me my job and what we need to do." Well, apparently you do.
Cops don’t like to be questioned or second guessed. They hate it
It's amazing how he keeps saying he's not gonna spend all day on this but it's completely happy to make lecture after lecture to him that specifically guarantees he will spend even more time on it.
Tells him to pull into his drive-way that he's not going to talk about it and when his vehicle is in drive, starts talking about something.
I think she has a solid false imprisonment case against him being there's a police report
The cop told the dude he "hopes there is no charges". Based on Miller's actions who knows what he would've done to her. Th cop sucks for not taking her desire to press charges seriously. It sucks to actually have to call the police, but it helped her get out of there unharmed for sure.
The white man will always take care of the white man. If it would of been a black home owner illegally detaining a white woman. They would've beat him to the ground & dragged him to jail. Agree or disagree?
@@broke-merica7047 disagree that's just asinine on so many levels.
If Miller was Black they would of arrested him immediately
This is the way cops are in my state, I've had someone so drunk they couldn't walk leave my house in a car, I knew where he was going and everything. The cops refused to do anything. They also don't like to charge domestic assault in my state even because they didn't actively see it happen supposedly they can't charge you with it
@@originalindividuals9792 when I lived in Minneapolis I was at a gas station just a few blocks from the 3rd precinct (the ones that killed Floyd) and there was a black man at the front of the line when a big white guy walked in and shouted “YOU RAPED ME” and started punching the black guy in the face. They got in a big fight and then the black guy said he had a gun and the white guy got off him and went outside and we locked the doors. We made sure the black guy was okay and then the white guy came back to the door with blood on his face asking for but some cigarettes.
When the police arrived I told them that the white guy that started the fight was 1 block down as I could see him, they asked if I was the one assaulted and I said no so they yelled at me to shut up and go back inside. They then had the black guy walk to them with his hands up cause he had the gun and started asking him questions. A second car showed up and I told them the guy that was obviously on drugs was just a block down and I could see him talking to a lady with a 3-5 year old kid and was worried what he would do since he fought this guy for no reason out of nowhere. The officer than told me “it’s fine, we are just going to let him go”. So like they didn’t even go talk to the white guy at all about him assaulting random people.
I just thought to myself right there how this would be different if the races had been swapped.
This cop has no people skills. He gets an F.
The guy pled guilty to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor. Got 6 months' probation and was ordered to take anger management classes. She is now suing him directly
6:46 Words of wisdom from this cop: "Everything's everything." I need that embroidered on a pillow.
Or in needlepoint above the fireplace mantle.
I hope Amazon stopped all delivery to his address. Or at least only leave packages at the end of the extra long driveway.
Right? Like wtf?
This would imply Amazon cares about thier workers. She probly got written up for being delayed
After he confines her, a large grown man comes to a little female's car, opens her door and tells her to get the hell out of her car, constitutes an arrest. I wonder what the police officer would have done his daughter been handled like that? I hope the jury finds the man guilty. If they don't, I shutter to think what else this man is capable of.
Doubtful he cares about his daughter either. DV is very common among cops.
Sex and size doesnt matter, everyones equal
@@hanoitripper1809 Yes because woman wanting equal rights under the law somehow negates the fact that he has 200lbs and 6 inches on her. 😂😂
@@hanoitripper1809 so you believe that a 5,4 140 pound woman is equal to a 6’2 225 pound man in a physical altercation? Why do combat sports have weight classes if everyone is equal?
@@rjsimmons732 this isn’t sports dude
A sign saying cameras installed 25mph speed limit at the entrance to his property would have saved all this trouble
Dereliction of Duty.
Even the second officer was perplexed. 😂
Imagine thinking you can chase her down, block her in, and demand her ID. Unbelievable
Mr Miller gets a C for crazy. This would've continued to escalate since he didn't fear charges. It's good she continued this afterwards before he ended up shooting someone out of anger. The sheriff should've arrested him to prevent future escalation.
Also a C for being a C U next Tuesday.
It's pretty scary being accused of Criminal confinement when you know you're innocent. While Working overnight in a grocery store cleaning the floors(i was employed at a cleaning company, not the store). I would show up right as they left at 9pm. They would lock me inside wirh the alarm set until their night crew came in(9pm-10:30pm). One night somehow a teenage girl didnt clock out and leave quick enough, causing her to get locked inside. Im a guy probably 30 at the time. Im sweeping the store, thinking im alone as usual. She finds me, explains her situation. I explain im technically not even employed by the store and that we are locked in. I recently had gotten yelled at for setting off the alarm. Told her if she opened the door the alarm would go off and if she decided to do that please wait for the cops as i wanted nothing to do with it. She must have called her home freaking out blaming me. I went back to work While I thought she just decided to wait the hour by the front door. Next thing I know she's stopping me Saying that a cop at the front door wants to speak to me. Annoyed but I follow her to the front door. Through the locked door I explained to the cop about the alarm, that i can open the door but its gonna go off etc. Suddenly hes screaming at me that he dont care, to unlock the door, threatening me with kidnapping, confinement etc. No hesitation from my part. I dont even remember the conversation besides telling the truth and being threatened. Nothing ever came of it, It just turned into a joke whenever I had to tell the story. But deep down I still resent that cop and it just furthered my distrust.
Wow
I’d have got her fired.
Sorry man, but you were wrong - I get that you "recently had gotten yelled at for setting off the alarm" but you don't tell a teenage girl you don't know that she has to stay and wait, you tell her she can leave but the alram will go off, you then deal with whatever happens after. I don't think she would have necessarily needed to "blame" you for this to go down like that, just the fact she said "some guy here told me not to leave" is enough.
It's an unfortunate situation but it only happened because you tried to avoid an inconvenience for yourself instead of just dealing with it.
@@ChuckChuckWood I mean, unfortunately a lot of these situations are low-IQ situations like that :/
@ChuckChuckWood you should work on your reading comprehension. He didn't tell her to stay there. He told her that if she decides to leave then the alarm will go off. Try re reading his post and see if your lecture is still justified
Cop fails to make an arrest for an obvious crime? That’s an F to me. It would be one thing if was in the name of officer discretion, but it clearly wasn’t. He just didn’t want to be bothered with the inconvenience of dealing with a situation that he personally viewed as ridiculous. It was ridiculous, but he shouldn’t have been so dismissive.
Not sure about US law, do cops legally need to arrest anyone that commits a crime?
In Europe, they will only arrest you if you are a danger to the public or a flight risk. And then just send you a letter to appear in court(Subpoena is the right word maybe? Not sure what that would be called) a couple weeks later.
So generally you'd not get arrested for something like this.
Tough one. Feels like cops should be able to make judgement calls and not waste resources, and should be able to refuse to arrest someone just because another has legal justification to demand it. This situation boiled down to a two egos going at each other, which is now going to waste public court resources. My opinion is the cop made the right judgement calls, if but 'unprofessionally scolding' and 'angry' the entire time.
@@ericaugust1501 wait how do u boil this down to ego? Genuine question, especially with Ms. Murphy’s conduct, that’s one of the last things I’d think I’d hear
ATA is bribed by police. Thats what we have to assume now based on his last videos.
@@kingofgrim4761 I've always thought the best professional outcome of any cop doing their job, is to identify the threat level, and diffuse the situation to both parties satisfaction if there is not threat. There was no threat here. If you want to be fair, the man was obviously a fool, but was feeling burned due to the speeding. The woman, perhaps sped a little bit, but it was not reckless and she certainly should not have been treated the way she was. So now she was feeling burned. This is now a battle of egos.
An ideal outcome would have been, if the male has apologised to the female, and the the female saying she'd be more considerate in the future. No court time wasted, and neither the two of them needing to waste more time on this. right?
That cop was breathing like he had just finished a triathlon 😂😂😂
Jeff Bozo needs to give this woman a raise 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
She most likely will be fired dude. What planet do you live on
He only gives himself a raise into space.
And NASA gives re-entry permission for some reason.
He should have told the driver that chargers could be pressed in the same way, the officer mentioned to the property owner that Amazon would be interested in a report. The absolute talking to the officer gave to the citizen was lovely and parent which I feel is an appropriate tone for officers to have for all encounters. I just don't understand why the officer didn't use that tone for the young driver who was held against their will.
Bc she was a young black woman not living in a huge house and white.
Amazon should just leave the deliveries at the property entrance, photographing the packages as evidence of delivery, and leave. No need to use his driveway, because the driver could get into a wreck with the property owner's speed enforcement patrol.
Even DoorDashers can’t do that lmao
@@kingofgrim4761 we can dream lol
Speed enforcement patrol lol 🤣🤣
@@kingofgrim4761 Amazon, FedEx and another one does that at my neighbors house. They call her after they leave her packages to tell her they left them.
@@brittany7jeffrey4 I was going to say the same thing. All the delivery services do the same thing to my friend who has a very long dirty driveway.
How did the officer determine that she was speeding? The officer stated many times that she was speeding.
I think he's telling the idiot for the purposes of discussion that "she was speeding BUT" A) BUT, I can't enforce speeding where there's no speed limited to have been exceeded....B) BUT, you're an idiot.
From my understanding he can’t cite her for speeding if he the officer didn’t witness it.
@@tdog652041 Witnessing is key, but even then, it's private property and without city maintenance, city traffic laws don't apply. Laws against Kidnapping, False Imprisonment or Unlawful Restraint, DO apply which is why the DA, albeit at the prodding of private council, charged the idiot who illegally detained her.
In some cases, I have a general problem with coming back after a few days, weeks or months and telling somebody who wasn't initially charged, "Never mind what we said earlier, we ARE charging you." It's not "Double Jeopardy", that is the protection against retrial following a jury's acquittal or a judge's dismissal, but it's a lot to ask of the defendant and their family after it seems to be water under the bridge to come back after all.
I left town because I decided a police dep't and DA waited until my definition of "too late" to charge me for "Threatening a City Employee". A bus driver repeatedly failed to respond to my question about whether a route detour affected my stop. Not speaking when spoken to is a No-No; you don't cry to the police because your discourtesy backfires. The Transit Authority appologized to ME for HER and that was supposed to be the end of it, so when the city came back after a month and charged me, I packed up and moved on.
That's what you get for messing with a transient musician who doesn't owe your shitty city diddly.
Now, sound the Galder Horn, Heimdall, and summon the mead wench!
Yes, that bothered me. He seems to have no evidence and if this happens a lot he should gather it. Surely he's got the money for the means to do that.
@@tdog652041 even if he did, its private property as he mentioned which they gave no jurisdiction ... like the officer stated, the property owner is the one who chose to have a drive way that is a half of a mile long and no one is going to creep up the drive way . i bet she was probably doing 35 but this dude prefers them doing 15 but when he leaves, its 40
Just because somebody says you're speeding isn't proof that you were speeding. I happy with the way this officer handled this.
Mr. Miller pled down to a misdeamoner, was given 6 months probation, and ordered to take anger management class(es).
The Amazon driver sued the driver. I couldn't find the results.
Ms. Murphy was very calm and did a Great job. Amen
She did well.
The only reason to love Mondays...the release of your content. Congratulations on 1M subs.
This guy definitely scared that girl. he was unreasonable. Good for her to follow up. Really curious as to whether she endangered any one.
Another commenter started in the full video she was already on the property delivering the package when the homeowner arrived. Hearing that, it sounds like he didn't even witness her driving.
They would be able to determine her speed and location by GPS
I like how the officer truly could care less and he tried to express that so many times.
This cop's a real piece of work. He's completely dismissive of everyone and everything. What a clown
Yea it’s dumb shit. Don’t blame him .
To homeowner "It's criminal confinement" to driver seconds later "Everything is everything. I can't explain it". I can't tell if he's racist or just a lazy ass.
@@mhesidence well said. He's probably both. Just likes to be in charge and barking orders
This cop was totally annoyed and didn't want to deal with this.
Exactly. Lazy and worthless people don’t deserve OUR tax money.
No shit lol. Imagine getting this call and you have to play father to a petulant child. Such a joke.
He is annoyed with petty crap.
@@mercdragons Guess he should have learned to code or flip burgers if he doesn’t like doing his job properly.
The rest of us HAVE to do our jobs properly.
Update: 1/13/22 the jury trial was cancelled and he was sentenced to 6 months probation
Thanks for the update
Thanks for the update. At least he has it on his record in case it happens again.
Any updates to the case?
Have your packages delivered to P.O. Box if you don’t want delivery drivers going fast down your driveway. Ridiculous entitled homeowner.
He should have been arrested at the time. Useless cop.
This officer's interaction with the Amazon driver is a "PRIME" example of police selectively enforcing the law.
This. Dude was more worried about leaving and going about his day
Ooohhhhhhhh!
Imagine if he was black and she was white.
@@jaykoval5957 *"Ooohhhhhhhh!"*
...Glad somebody got it! :-)
Buh dum dum tsssh
If she was driving fast it's because Amazon wants worker's to have packages dropped off in a fast timeline.
That's fair. I had 130 stops yesterday and did a 12 hour day and barely got finished in the allowed timeline with no breaks and no wasted time. Some routes though I can be done in 9 hours, but they tell us all the routes are supposed to be the same timeline. It's a fun job but that aspect is frustrating as hell
I work at a place that doesn't get this. We get local deliveries on top of regular semi traffic. The locals can not take forever to do this. They need in and out quickly.
This is correct
I was a driver for 9 months and it was a rush job then in 2018-2019. I cant imagine now...
Yeah, cop was basically conveying his anger over 'wealthy guy stomps on miserable wage slave who provides a service to him, too'.
Dude is lucky she was not armed. She could easily have believed he was trying to attack or kidnap her.
LOWELL - A Lowell man accused of confining an Amazon delivery driver in his driveway has been sentenced after entering a plea agreement.
Keith A. Miller, 49, of Lowell, was initially charged with criminal confinement where a vehicle is used, one count of basic criminal confinement and one count of intimidation, according to Lake Superior Court records.
Miller entered a plea agreement filed Jan. 13, in which he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct where the defendant engages in fighting or tumultuous conduct, a misdemeanor, court documents state.
Miller is a classic, he obviously has anger issues and can barely contain himself even when the police are there. It's obvious that it's the cops size that is intimidating him or he'd continue to be out of control. He's stewing in his house over anger issues and obsessed with confronting delivery drivers and watches them constantly. Millar doesn't express his rage to them because the other delivery drivers size presents a physical threat to him. This indicates that he's done this before, but he's had his ass beat for doing it. He waits until a small woman, who's size presents no physical threat to him, arrives and then goes ballistic on her. Miller's admitted ruminating and obsessive behaviour combined with with his aggressive outbursts indicate that this is an ongoing problem and will continue to be a problem in the future. Cops need to recognise this behavioural profile and arrest these type of people because they are a threat to the public and specifically to this young driver.
That's quite the story. You should write a book.
The bit where he responds to the officer with "on *my* property" kind of tells it all. He thinks that he can do whatever the hell he wants on his property. The girl was right to call the cops. Who the fuck knows what the guy would've done. You can't just imprison someone on your property because you think they did something wrong on your property lol.
Also, that cop was extremely unprofessional IMO. Clearly didn't want to do his job and deescalate. Remaining as dispassionate as reasonably possible is incredibly important, and this officer absolutely failed to do that.
He's got to be a fan of The Ponderosa
he literally did deescalate, by literally being dispassionate. he did nothing wrong
@@TheFantasticFordy Getting frustrated and saying "let's not go there" when asked about pressing charges is not being dispassionate lmao. If the woman was instead someone more upset by the whole ordeal, she likely would have gotten even more upset by this. I don't think the officer did a horrible job by any means, but the way he dealt with who he obviously believed to be a victim here was not good. The way he handled the guy, on the other hand, was!
The officer just was upset about responding to a dude being an idiot and didn't want to do extra work for an easily solvable situation. As a person I understand it but as a police officer he has a duty to take action once she said she wanted to press charges and the officer even knew the man in the truck was unlawfully blocking the deliver driver.
The delivery driver shouldn’t have been the one to hire a lawyer
Amazon should have done it and supported their employees
Can you imagine being this young vulnerable female and this knucklehead confined you? I would think that’s pretty scary. And he got away with it.
Imagine if she was carrying a firearm?
@@lessismore3761 then she'd be on Active Self Protection!
@@migueldelmazo5244 or or even knew how to BACK UP gasp! Drive around the truck even O GOD the humanity of it all
@@jerimenolan4809 Do you actually believe if she just backed up to try to get out of there, this guy would actually let her leave, especially before the cops got there? Are you serious?
@@brittany7jeffrey4 That man was probably drunk. If she would have drove on that guys lawn, he would have gotten his firearm. Now on the flipside, if he would have done that to one of those (i don't care types)and who is legally armed? Who knows how it would have played out. Dude needs to go to jail. plain and simple. The irony of people in the comment section saying the cop didn't want to waste tax people's money. WTF
I really think the officer was hoping it would all just go away and they would behave themselves in the future. Obviously he didn't want to hassle doing his own job, I understand to a point that he wanted it to go away he definitely got to the point where he was being neglectful of his actual job. Bummer she had to hire a lawyer, I hope justice is served someday.
Get such a 'I'm gettin' too old for this sh*t' vibe off him...:-)
Justice in the United States of America? I have a hard time believing that.
Yes when 2 children can't just move on with their life since nothing of substance happened I would act the same way. Put on your big boy pants and move on with your life. The same way if a cop started pulling people over for going 2 miles over the speed limit we would ALL recognize how pointless this is even if it is TECHNICALLY "against the law" this was a waste of taxpayer money.
I don't understand why she had to hire a lawyer, though. If she has evidence of what happened, she can just file a criminal complaint later. Since the property owner was no immediate threat anymore and got educated about the criminal nature of what he did, I don't see an absolute need to arrest him right there if it doesn't make a difference to the bureaucracy. If he had gotten arrested, how would that have changed anything?
Maybe the lack of an arrest was weakening her stance?
@@Dowlphin by refusing to arrest him, the cop was actively discouraging her from pushing for her rights.
This might've been a good time to ask for a supervisor.
If I was Amazon I would not deliver to this address ever again. The nice gentleman can shop elsewhere.
When police investigate themselves, they rarely find any wrongdoing & considering the consequences of admitting any wrongdoing (with respect to opening themselves up for lawsuits), it’s in their best interest to not find any wrongdoing.
Please provide your data that helped you reach this conclusion. I would gather that they would be more harsh on each other.
@@gregcarlson8438 I'm sorry, but if you think that you clearly haven't been paying attention.
The CT post looked into 1800 sample cases of police internal investigations. Only 1% of officers were charged or fired. And a large percentage of these cases featured officers who were repeat offenders.
Statistics are hard to find, because many departments refuse to disclose any information about open or closed cases.
Qualified immunity shields many officers from being held accountable even when officers break the law. And they will often just switch departments when they are on the precipice of being fired. More accountability is desperately needed to protect citizens and good police officers.
@@drasleona_89 you do t have to be sorry. Just pay attention more is all. I am glad that few officers are found to have done things wrong. Glad to see most are doing the right thing.
@@gregcarlson8438 I don't think you understood what I was saying at all.
@@drasleona_89 I understand. You just need to pay attention more is all.
This happened to me too; 4 men assaulted me, my wife and my car because they felt I had 'parked' in an handicapped spot near an office when in reality, I merely stopped the car for 10 seconds to step out and deliver some post to the office main desk.
No police got involved, and months later I learned that the office apparently contacted my supervisor to ask why I refused to deliver mail the next weeks. No apology AT ALL
But why was your wife with you when you were working?
You "stopped" and exited the vehicle, you parked dude. You don't have handicap plates, don't do it.
You deserve to fined and jailed for falsely and selfishly using the handicapped space
It doesn't matter how fast you were. if you don't have a handicap placard you have no right to park in a space designated for handicapped people,
It sounds like you *did* park in a handicapped spot.
The diversity of the content is great. I enjoy officers getting Fs and all, but there's so much more interaction content to break down. Thanks!!!!
I more enjoy citizens getting Fs
I enjoy people who deserve getting Fs getting Fs
I enjoy everyone getting an A
I enjoy getting z's
this is the kind of cop that is a problem. he enforces his feelings instead of the law
2:20 I'm blown away the cop didn't harass the delivery person to appease good ol' boy... maybe some cops are beginning to understand their job!
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