Informed Sergeant Swiftly Corrects Officer
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I would like to know how to secure legal representation for these smaller actions. Lawyers seem unwilling to represent controversial auditors (or anyone else) unless there are huge sums that can be realized.
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Was that the very beginning of 'Time'? Lol!
You could argue he was walking around to cause trouble/arguments/instigate discussion since he was so very well prepared with his answers. As if he had prepared this whole encounter just to test the police their awareness or effectiveness or something to that extent.
Considering that, the suspicion of the officer was right, but that does not excuse his hostile behavior.
That Sgt was such a boss. He knew the law, and was in and out in 10 seconds. He had better things to do.
When people in a traffic stop say "Don't you have real criminals to arrest" this is the guy they're thinking about, he does have real criminals to arrest and has no time for this bullshittery.
hahhahahaha, he just bounced like a boss! Like really? you called me for this? really? let's go kids lolol
Sergeant samurai just walked in and cracked his katana from his scabbard and it all fell down after.
However, it seems like his Mein Kampf trained officers don't have better things to do. He stopped this episode, but the two idiot "officers" were not taught anything. They simply left to continue their nazi thuggery elsewhere.
@@rumplestiltskin7304 I disagree - it is difficult for outsiders to understand the "ego deflation" that ensues when a superior (in every way) officer simply walks out, and essentially tells these two subordinates to "Get back to work - and go find an actual criminal - I've got work to do." and then simply walks away, *in front of* THE PERSON THEY WERE UNLAWFULLY DETAINING AND ANNOYING...
Cops like the one demanding unlawful obedience like the original cop are all about being obeyed - being "special," and being in absolute control - they become, over time (because so many people do not know their rights enough to exercise them, and are afraid of police), driven by an arrogance, ego, and self-aggrandizement. They will both remember this for a long time - and the incident will HAVE to (because of the Auditor) go into their personnel file.
Do not doubt that valuable, very humbling lessons were learned here - and the Sergeant seemed as though he had been through this with this cop before, and it was time to slap the ego down.
“When the supervisor gets here, he’s gonna tell you the same thing.”
*“We’re good, let’s go…”*
Right.
An exemplary A+
“I’d like to speak to a supervisor.”
“The supervisor is just going to tell you the same thing I just told you.”
I guess we don’t need supervisors anymore more, then.
I am still laughing! He gave his subordinates a very important lesson that day, which they probably won´t forget that fast, given how unambiguously easy the resolution was for him.
He’s thinking let’s get the f out of here before we get a lawsuit.
An Officer for over 29 years and still does not know the law. This is just one of the concerns citizens have with officers. This is why you record them. Great video. This should be part of Officers training.
Correct Juan.
Makes me think there's a reason he's been a cop for 29 years without getting promoted.
Scary. And scarier that they are out there everywhere just like him.
He probably knows the law just chooses to ignore it or bend it to his will as there are never consequences.
@@jrvegabostonHUGE MEATY KOCK FORCED INTO A TIGHT BUT WHOLE BELONGING TO AN UNWILLING OLD MAN PARTICIPANT
Final interaction paraphrased.
Sergeant: "You're refusing to identify yourself."
John: "I don't need to."
Sergeant: "I'm just confirming the situation."
John: "Yes."
Sergeant: "Ok, we're leaving."
Officer: "That is my opinion yes."
Citizen: "Well its good the law doesnt go based off your opinion."
Best public roast ive heard in a while.
Man paused because he knew he was wrong lmao
Absolutely. 🤣
Then the man actually said "yus it duzz" what an ape lol
His mind stopped responding for a second from that one
The officer was so lost when he said that. "The ultimate ZING!"
"we're good. lets go." alpha as fuck.
7:43 in your face!
as fuck lol
im so turn on..
Sarge is not happy he had to be called for stupid shit. Quick summary of facts, gets the details he needs, and makes a decision to get it over.
heads up to the sarge thats how policing is done
Damn!! That Sargeant REALLY knows how to end pointless confrontations.
His family is lucky to him as a family member.👍🇺🇸✌️
👍
After getting sued so many times, I wonder why the department never teaches their fellow officers it’s okay to film in public 😂
Because it's stupid. It's not ok to loiter around a police station recording and trying to bait cops. It's all he does. His podcast name alone shows its just causing issues. No one stakes out a police dept for good reasons. If you aren't doing anything ilegal just Identify yourself
MEATY KOCK with a VEINY SHAFT drips beads of sweat down the tip. VEINY KOK RAMMED into a HAIRY BUT WHOLE. BUT WHOLE WRECKED. DEMOLISHED BUT WHOLE
My guess it´s because it wasn´t always legal, there´s just a COMMON BELIEVE (or general assumption) that it isn´t... But yes, you´re right: That´s no excuse, and every officer on the field should know (and be instructed in) these kinds of things. Like... Im a communications tech, and we have to update ourselves ALL THE TIME... Like nurses and doctors, electricians, mechanics and computer guys... Official safety regulations and measurements change ALL THE TIME, and if you don´t keep up and do it the right way, you just get fired. I don´t get why this doesn´t apply to the police.
Because us tax payers will pay for it not them.
Sergeant looked annoyed being called for something his officer should’ve known
Especially after serving for 29 years
@@nicolaskuhn1585 I know right ? Like, you're still thirsty for power ? It's been 29 years and you still don't feel man enough ?
I said the same thing.
ThatOneDude its that he feels he has all the power and that his commands are lawful orders
I agree. The Sergeant looked like he was fit to be tired. LOL . 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The way the sgt acted tells me this isn’t the first time he’s had to come out and correct this officer.
Or even the fifth
Lmao cuz it’s not
Which is part of the problem
I also thinks he was pretty annoyed that the guy with the camera just wanted to create a scene, I had the rigght to do so but he is kinda a low life to be honest
@@DC1YellowPenguin Well done random american, you managed to miss the entire point of this very well crafted and fact / law based video. You cant make that shit up.
Pedestrian: "It's my right to not [identify myself]."
Officer: "So you're looking to create problems."
Exercising your rights is not "looking to create problems". It's also not grounds for reasonable suspicion.
That’s not creating problems that understanding your rights
Exercising your rights and creating problems are not mutually exclusive. I would argue that some auditors *are* looking to create problems by purposefully behaving in ways that they know is going to get the police called on them. Intentionally upsetting people to the point the police are called, I would say, is creating a problem, even if it's legal.
The very fact these videos exist says a lot about the kind of country the USA really is.
I love when they says “my manager is going to tell you the same thing” and then the manager tells you the opposite 😂
The cop in the back was like "i just work here"
Yea, I don’t go in for donuts with him, either.
which is a good thing to do. he just listens and analyze what he's hearing, no need to immediately interrupt.
@@emmanuelquerol - I dunno. I would've liked to see him chime in and say that his colleague was misinformed about the law. We need more officers holding their own accountable.
Lmao
@@Xentrolis he wouldn't do that. they're partners and they report to work everyday. plus and he sees his partner agitated at that moment so he wont intervene to correct his buddy
officer: he doesn't want to identify himself
Sargent: ok we're good here
Lol yeah... the boss was like public sidewalk, videoing outside of public building, videoing officers in the public.... nothing here.
“Have a good day John” what the fuck 😂
"As soon as my supervisor gets here hes gonna tell you the same thing" hahahahah
@@sassyicecream7551 you know he was so pissed
Stop wasting tax payer money
I feel compelled to write. I am a retired LE officer from a very large department. I had the pleasure of teaching new LE officers for my last few years of work. While I was often looking at youtube for something educational and worth sharing with officers in training your sight might be the best I have seen. Often the 1st amendment audit videos are just silly and ignorant on both sides. The information offered by you is outstanding. I took great pride in knowing the law and respecting the rights of those I served. People should know their rights. It's even more important that LE knows the rights of those we serve. Just because I wanted to talk to someone or search a vehicle doesn't mean I got to without following the law. I always informed students you can ask whatever you want but that doesn't mean anyone is compelled to answer. I will share your site with other who still actively teach new LE.
It's amazing to know that one guy with a YT channel is almost certainly making a real difference on the streets with these great videos.
Amazing
I'm glad you no longer work for the standing army the constitution warned us about. Good job.
And how many citizens rights did you violate?
@@jeffreygoss8109not all blue are bad a couple of them got A's before 😂😂
The one thing I like about this content creator isnt just that he researches and shows exact reasonings for opinions via case law, but he also corrects the auditor community on their often mistaken assumptions as well as the ones being audited
Yeah, I completely agree and the channel wouldn't be a popular if they didn't do that.
I mean it is called audit the audit, not "justify irritating behaviour towards police"
I love how the officer was like "My Sgt is totally going back me up" and the the sergeant was just like "ok, we good here" lmao
Sergiy Spaskykh cops like this are so gross because they are so ignorant and untrained
I'll bet they had an interesting conversation afterwards.
@@roccovalenti3514 I had the same thought
To me, I'm always surprised that the cops don't explain that they don't want their patrol cycles studied by unknowns. What if the man were plotting an attack? Get the schedule: step one in plotting an attack, right?
I guess he'd have to be there for more than fifteen minutes to raise that kind of suspicion, though
One would think that a cop that's been on the force for 29 years would know the laws he's supposed to be enforcing after that long! Maybe that's why he still don't have any stripes after that long!
"You don't want to ID yourself?"
"No."
"Cool."
Fastest resolution ever. 😆👍🏻
evidently some partner was not going to hold his donut for a long time...
Some cops have a good head on their shoulders
@NIcholas Barrow Ok bootlicker
Honestly... If they've shown not to like whatever lawful thing you're doing... No. Don't. You might end up in some record for doing nothing wrong.
@NIcholas Barrow Hey man! Welcome to the year 2021! I know you might be feeling a little overwhelmed, so if you want some resources to absorb to better adjust to your life after being cryogenically frozen for 50 years let me know and I'll send you some links.
“Her refusal to extinguish her cigarette caused a cloud of confusion.” 😂 Your joke wasn’t lost on me!
I absolutely love the ones where a ranking officer does his job and corrects a subordinate.
I get what you're saying and it's great the civilian was immediately free to continue doing what he was doing but we have no idea if this was actually addressed and if the stupid cop received any education or understood that his position was wrong. Therefore, the likelihood is that there was no accountability and the stupid cop is doing the same thing to other people tomorrow. I'm waiting for the day the ranking officer corrects the officer on the spot, admits the civilian is correct, apologizes for the misunderstanding and hands out business cards in case the civilian wants to file a formal complaint. I'll probably be waiting awhile for that.
@@robynator4168well good thing this video is on UA-cam for any future cops or any current cops to understand basic human rights.
I love that when he asks the other cop if he's a supervisor his response is "Afraid not" he was sitting there the entire time thinking "my partner is an idiot..." lmao
@@lifotheparty6195 It's real unfortunate that law enforcement is such a toxic career that you can't even stand up to morally wrong actions because someone has been in that job longer than you.
😅 had my dying 💀
That is another practical description of POLICEor
" Sometimes useful idiots " .. or is it eye-diots in US Bastardized English
I loved the scowl on his face too. Like I know you've got seniority over me, so I'm not going to say anything but....
lol! :D yeah he was super quiet over there, just watching the train wreck occur
That Sargeant was on it. “We’re good, let’s go.” I don’t need cops to be nice. I don’t need cops to be generous or treat criminals gently. I need cops to KNOW and follow ALL OF THE RULES, including DE-ESCALATION.
Well put. They could be studying up, too. Maybe audio books while they patrol? The laws are complicated and there's some nuance.
Z2z
Great statement. That’s the truth.
I followed you untill you sead TREAT CRIMINALS GENTLY LOL thsts a good one.
And they as humans NEED to know they won’t be shot but let’s see how that’s worked for them.
The thing I LOVE about this is that you can hear the original cop respond to his Sergeant with a little "huh... what?" right afterwards.
I love it when police respond to someone wanting to exercise their constitutional rights as "wanting to create a problem". It seems to be a common theme in these interactions.
"he's refusing to identify"
-are you?
"yes"
-ok, bye.
good, bye
First words out of his mouth are "videoing the police isn't such a good idea". Jesus Christ.... That should say all you need to hear
Kinda makes you want to go up to him and tell him, "Do me a favor. Say that again, very slowly, and listen carefully. Repeat until you figure it out"
I bet his last duty station was in Russia where he was allowed to carry an assault riffle and attack people upon his own opinions.
So true but please don't use the Lord's name as a curse word.
@@CH-kr2df why not?
He just filmed the building to argue with the police
It is good to see that middle management of law enforcement are finally getting their officers in line when it comes to public recording.
This Sergeant will and should climb up the ranks quickly. I believe he would be an outstanding LT and of CPT.
Would love to see Sgt. Adams do well but the people need him to stand as a barrier against bad policing.
@CharlesRushing-ck2qm I absolutely agree. Unfortunately, poor leadership plaques majority of Law Enforcement agencies throughout the country
You could say Officer Heinz needs to "Ketchup" on the laws.
Boo wendy boo
Truly exceptional comment ! 👌
Cut that out.
Dude.
Uggggggggggh... 😂 I love it.
The "My name's John" at the end of all that was priceless.
It was perfect, damn
You seem biased
What a moron
John gets an F for kissing ass at the end of the interaction.
Tickled my British sense of humour that.
I truly appreciate the work you do to expound on the main topic. It is very satisfying to have a sense of completion. Great work, thank you again.
This is my fave one yet. Heinz actually thought his Sarge was gonna back him up & he didn’t!!! Loved his face afterwards.
Sarge was on scene for 20 seconds, then
“Ok, we’re done here. Let’s go”.
He was so irritated that he even had to show up to that
@@PtylerBeats He was also irritate that the auditor wouldn't let him finish what he was trying to say; he came out to let him go, but the auditor interrupted him rudely...probably a good thing to keep in mind, to be polite, and not to speak out of turn if it is a respectful interaction.
@@jon4715 the auditor was most probadly thinking "oh no, his sergeant is on his side and also asks for identification" but then realised this was just an assumption from his side. i guess never assume
@@PtylerBeats you would be irritated too if you was interrupted while wolfing down a case of chocolate donuts
sgt. was def on lunch break and heard officer heinz was at it again
“alright we’re done here let’s go” 🤣
Lol, if it was a sitcom like Police Academy, I can see him getting out, all bugeyed and yelling "HIIIIIINEEEES!"
I wonder if the sergeant had to relish the mustard to deal with heinz.
Is it car 57?
😠 okay I'll deal with it.
Hahahahah!!
Lol, I'm sure that's exactly what happened too😅
The brevity of this resolution was SO SATISFYING it should be a screen saver. That sergeant is a boss!
Good job sergeant. God bless you
"Are you looking to create problems?"
"No, you're just accusing me of them." 😎
When he said that all I could think about is how police see people exercising their rights and that being a problem
If anyone was lookin to start some shit it was officer Hines/Hienz
Yeah the whole you have to identify yourself because your trying to cause problems and your causing problems by not identifying yourself is a little circular.
@@fifen1846 I've seen dozens of videos where the auditor is calmly protecting his rights and the cops see it as argumentative, disruptive, obstructive, resisting and all the rest.
@@johntracy9757 Yep, they're ready to press a cocktail of five charges against you all for one action that is legal
'why do I have to ID myself"
"Because I'm asking you to ID yourself"
"What's the reason"
"To Identify yourself"
that is the kind of response I would expect from a primary school student
Circular reasoning at it's finest. You'll see that a lot in these audit videos.
Like when they arrest someone for resisting arrest.
"We're good, let's go".
All that needed to be said.
Well done ol' chap, well done.
The other cop stood there like "mom says it's my turn on the Xbox"
Ofc Heinz has been a cop for 3 DECADES and has not ONE stripe on his sleeve. Let that sink in.
I think he FINALLY "got it"; You can literally see the light bulb coming on, as he walked back to the car. "I think it's time to change my A-Hole routine..."
I was thinking the exact same thing
Ohhhh yea!
It is possible that he has been promoted and demoted for not doing his job properly, not that being demoted would speak highly of his abilities to do his job. But I do agree with you that it raises major questions about his competency.
3 decades is a loong fucking time, any normal person should know their job in and out by that time.
The Sgt was like “You really called me out here for this?”
Brilliant is the word here
Before Sgt gets the call he's eating his lunch...'ahhh frig... wtf?' 'Alright, lets go'... goes back to lunch.
Exactly. Wasting his time when there are way more important things to do. Respect.
At least Sgt Adams didnt have to go far LOL.
Watch how my superior is gonna back me up
The superior : I don't even know that dude
Wow....now the simple act of walking down the street makes someone a criminal...isn't that some stuff
Cop in the background: „if I stand still, nobody is gonna notice I’m even here“
Drax HAHAHA
Come on.... Come on, Heinz. Do something stupid (again). I need a new partner like you need a new haircut.
@@---cr8nw lol you did him dirty 😂
Noice
What cop?
Heinz: as soon as my Sgt comes up, he’s going to tell you the same thing
Sgt: you’re okay and are free to go
If only they had this in despicable me format
Sergeant was probably like, fuckin wasting everyone’s time Heinz! I got paperwork to fill out!
Not what the sergeant said, but ok.
@@JR-kv6ez He wasn't quoting him so what's your point?
@@4ndytrout46 If you use a colon to express what a person has said, then it is a direct quote that should be verbatim. They didn't teach you this in school?
I find watching these interactions fascinating of late.
I worked in a pub for a very long time, and you rarely need to raise your voice or come across as aggressive to diffuse/prevent a altercation if you have full context for the situation.
It shocks me how the police officer didn't stop and simply ask "what is the purpose of your filming? Is it a hobby?" Open up a dialogue, show interest and relax a tense situation by letting them talk.
With context the officer surely could have been on his way as quickly as the sergeant.
That's precisely what an officer did when I was photographing buildings in the middle of the night on the sidewalk. The officer was perfectly polite, and almost apologetic about stopping to see what I was doing. "I enjoy photography. I studied the rules about photography in public. I won't be trespassing". "okay, have fun. good night". that was it.
Cops want that ID so they can run you through their system in order to find someting to arrest you for. If they find you have had other arress they fill safer to abuse you. Also, having the ID in hand they think they can hold on to you utill they return it.
Tyrant: "It is a lawful order, as soon as my Sgt. gets here he's gonna tell you the same thing"
The Sgt: 👀👀👀
That was the cleanest A+ I've seen on this channel.
The A+ might not even do it justice.
I gotchu. A++ or better yet: *A∞*
@@Vandicoup SSS Rank
@@nugget7865 Damn, you beat me to it! XD
Fr man that seargant is a BOSS
"The good thing is, the law doesn't go off of your opinion", lmao, ouch!
LoL 😂 priceless
Except that most p.o. believe that they are the law, and know that the p.d. will cover their ass.
I love how the other cop on scene just sits back, bein' all, "This is all you, buddy... This is your mess you're getting into. Don't expect me to look like an idiot!"
And when my Sergeant gets here he will tell you the same thing... NOT!!!
He had the audacity to reply to that with "it does when..." no, stop, nothing you are about to say will ever be true
I felt good when I heard him ask for the Sergeant’s name and badge number because it seemed like they both understood they’d be mentioning him positively. The Sergeant’s probably dealt with it before
This channel is wayyy to addicting, i cant stop watching.
Audit the Audit gets an A+ for being an excellent UA-cam channel.
"Ok, I'm just asking, I'm just asking" Sgt. does not have time to bs. What a legend.
He handle it like boss.
He was like "Bro I was eating and yall call me for this BS? Nah fam we out..."
29 years and he isn't a sergeant himself. sheesh that's tough.
jayden gonzalez some cops simply don’t want to be a Sargent as it takes more time and work
Goku Uzamaki ah I see
Are you
@@braxtonwilson1666 am I what?
@@gokuuzamaki9884 he is assuming that you are a cop because of your knowledge and I think he is asking are you wanting to be a Sargent
Auditor was excellent, would love to meet him. Calm, cool, well-informed. Excellent work.
That officer's "Thank you for your cooperation" before he got in the car...I wonder if he will be looking to harass that guy in the future. Because he sure wasn't thanking him. Scary.
A Police Officer for 20 YEARS, and he does NOT know the law...very scary.
Tons of Respect to the Sargent.
29 years lmao not 20
@@racheljay9963 Thanks for the correction.
Knowing the law is VERY different from thinking they have to actually follow the law.
Please spell sergeant correct..
@@Kiwiiforfan damn spellcheck getting confused by the surname "Sargent".
That sergeant is amazing. "You dont want to identify for using your 1A right? Alright, we're good, lets go." Short, simple, appropriate. And no gruff when asked for name and badge. Amazing work, sir.
Hogwash. He was just as corrupt as Hines.
i saw so many of these videos, legit the 1st sgt thats not an ass took him less then a minute to de esacalate what a champ
I'm concerned it was because the man's an auditor. They've seen the chaos that ensues when they trample on rights.
That Sargent was in and out. LOL. Great job.
“My name’s John, by the way” I CACKLED
Yo that was such a bad azz response after walking away
You know he had a shit eating grin the entire time.
The way that sergeant interacted with him is exactly how police interactions should go; listen to the subject, quickly assess the situation, deescalate, attain any relevant information, and then disengage unless there's sufficient reason to do otherwise.
He quickly realized that the guy was just trying to pick a fight and rather than waste his time he just put an end to the whole thing, no point in making a bigger issue of it then it needed to be, just walk away and leave it be.
@Al Coholic were papers nazis and communist's such as russia. too bad we becoming like russia and nazis ?
@Jason A same in russia
I’m so glad that there is videos out here like this cause i live in Minnesota and been asked to identify myself many times without me committing any crimes most likely cause I’m brown skinned but I always gave them my ID because I’m not well versed in the law and didn’t want to cause myself any more problems that I already have in my life. Honestly ive actually put myself in trouble because I didn’t know the law.
I agree with you, looking at these videos gives me more knowledge in my rights with police
@@rachelmartineau8102 it’s different for absolutely every state when it comes down to practically everything. Unless he’s talking about your specific state then his advice isn’t the best to take.
The "Good ole boy" mentality needs to go out the window to allow better law enforcement in the USA.
29 years on the force and the guy still hasn't learned that filming in public is okay? Time for him to retire.
Well, probably not much filming was going on 29 years ago
There's probably a reason he's still working the street and not a super after 29 yrs
@@BohdanMelnychuk 28 years ago was the Rodney King assault that erupted in the LA Riots, because police officers were caught by cameras. An officer of 29 years should be intimately familiar with the entire history of police interaction with recording devices as it has evolved.
Looking at that dude was like looking at a cow... same eyes... same IQ
@@tedmattingly7564 I'm surmising a functioning alcoholic.
That Sargeant was awesome. He was like "waste of f**king time" lol
Officer Hines gets an A for one of the most accurate explanations ever given to a superior.
You don't have to be a body language expert to see that this cop has anger issues
He's been a cop for 29 years and still a patrol officer! Tells me everything I need to know.
How? Lots of cops don’t move on to become detectives or swat members, it’s just a job title 🤷🏻♂️
@@splonky1216 if you have been in the police department for 29 years your at least going to get promoted to senior officer or corporal. It doesn’t even have to be Detective or SWAT since those are separate within the department
Yeah he brainless dosent know the law
So he can only get promotion by illegal acts an arrest guess even woth all this no promo so must be he has dozen complaints... They stoped him because he is a man of color i wish that denzel ocasa rin for higher office man oh man these idiots
@@splonky1216 lots of PD's don't even run their own SWATs they are so small, they have regional SWAT teams, even in the VAST majority of Departments SWAT is not a full-time 40 hour a week assignment where all you do is SWAT. No, it's more of an additional designator with additional training and responsibilities.
Further, being promoted doesn't mean going from Patrol to Detective or SWAT, it often means going from Patrol Officer to Corporal to Sergeant to Lieutenant to Captain etc.....
@@splonky1216 These people carry guns and can possibly take your freedom or your life, if after almost 30 years they dont know something as simple as this they never should have put on the badge in the first place. Hes not a cop because he cares, hes a cop to cater to his ego, if he cared he would be running the department by now.
"My names John by the way."
Fucking class act!
The guy filming seemed almost upset that he didn’t get to argue with the supervisor lol
Hahahah!!! He's like We're gonna find out when my sergeant gets here!
Let's not forget the other side. The sergeant also managed to defuse the situation without directly making Heinz lose his face. He didn't reprimand Heinz in front of the citizen, Heinz only did that to himself by stating that the sergeant would tell the man the same thing.
Yeah, the sergeant handled it well
"sergerant"
@@Eramidas Thanks, fixed it.
Agreed, very professional of the sergeant, not to leave it in the street, but to end the situation calmly and quickly, and (presumably) leave the aftermath with his subordinates behind closed doors.
A 10 second dismissal is a faaairly big slap in the face. Or, call it a reality check. But, if you're expecting backup and the guy throws you under the bus in 10 seconds flat. I'm not sure that's saving face. Sarge was professional and let the guy get on with his business quickly - super pro.
29 years and still just a patrolman. That speaks volumes as to the quality of cop that he is.
Exactly !
Yup, there's a good reason he's not a super and this video just barely shows LOL
C S shame he still doesn’t understand basic legals though
@@JBS2018 THAT plus his obvious lack of job/legal knowledge after 3 decades of otj says otherwise. His YOUNGER sgt correctly accessed the situation in less than 30 secs. Pvt Doofy was ready to go to the mat.
Its either this or mall security.
Time to file a complaint against this cop for illegal detainment.
I could hook Ofc Heinz up with a haircut if he's ever in the California area. I got you bro!
Todd Hines is a millisecond away from blowing his top. You can hear the vibrato in his voice. Scary thing to have a cop wound that tight.
@Family Man Yeah over something so minor. The whole "you looking to cause problems" just indicates the loose screw in that droopy eyed fool.
That dude couldn’t catch me or beat me into submission by himself... so why is he patrolling the streets? Make cops accountable, they should be tested and retested and guys like this should be fired!
Them is fighting’ words!
In this day and age.
In this current climate.
It doesn’t work that way.
I have every right.
I’m the law!
I’m giving you a lawful order!
Can I pat you down?
We got a call.
Here’s the deal.
Anything illegal on you?
Anything in your car I should know about?
Anything in your pockets that will poke me?
This is a sobriety checkpoint!
This is a immigration checkpoint!
This is a drivers license checkpoint!
This is a seatbelt checkpoint!
This is a produce checkpoint!
I heard screaming!
I heard arguing!
I heard noises!
I heard voices!
I heard whispering!
I smell marijuana!
I smell alcohol!
I smell meth!
I smell crack!
Why are your eyes glassy?
Why are your eyes dialated?
Why are your eyes pinpoint?
Why are your eyes shaking?
Why are your eves watery?
Why are your eyes bloodshot?
Why are you sweating?
Why are you so nervous?
Why are you shaking?
Why are you so calm?
Why are you breathing so heavy?
Why are you breathing so shallow?
Why are you breathing so fast?
Why are you breathing so slow?
Do you have a weapon?
Do you have a gun?
Do you have a knife?
Do you have a sharp object?
Do you have a I.D.?
Do you have a warrant?
Do you have a felony?
Do you have a license?
Do you have any documents?
Do you have any fruit?
Do you have any vegetables?
Do you have any money?
Where are you coming from?
Where are you going?
You match the description!
You match the tell tale signs!
You match the demographic!
Are you on probation?
Are you sober?
Are you on drugs?
Are you on medications?
Are you under the influence?
How much have you had to drink?
What are you hiding?
I’m not searching I’m inspecting!
You look suspicious!
You’re acting suspicious!
You sound suspicious!
Why won’t you let us search you?
Why are you so uncooperative?
The K-9 hit on your car!
The K-9 hit on your person!
The K-9 hit on your passenger!
The K-9 hit on your rectum!
If you don’t answer my questions you go to jail!
If you don’t talk to me you go to jail!
If you don’t listen to me you go to jail!
STEP OUT OF THE CAR!!!
I DON’T HAVE TO GIVE YOU MY NAME!!!
I CAN DO WHATEVER I WANT!!!
I AM THE LAW!!!
I DON’T HAVE TO LISTEN TO YOU!!!
DON’T YOU DARE DISRESPECT ME!!!
TURN OFF THAT PHONE!!!
PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE HOOD!!!
PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK!!!
STOP RESISTING!!!
STOP GOING FOR MY GUN!!!
TAZER TAZER TAZER!!!
SHOTS FIRED SHOTS FIRED!!!
We KNOW you did it!
We HAVE evidence!
We HAVE a witness!
We KNOW you were there!
We HAVE you on camera!
We HAVE your fingerprints!
We can place you at the scene.
We can put you in the timeline.
We wanna hear your side!
Just confess and you’ll feel better.
Just tell us and this can be over with.
Just man up and let it out.
All attorneys do it slow things down.
All attorneys do is take your money.
All attorneys do is screw your over.
All attorneys do is prolong the inevitable.
Fixedguitar holy shit man, I hope you just happen to have that pre-typed and saved somewhere!
Jimmy Petulla - Don’t get me started I warn you! I have issues.
“You’re looking to create problems” was the perfect time to ask “is that a misdemeanour or felony?”
He was looking to cause problems? Not saying he shouldn't be allowed to do that. There are actual civil rights infractions he could be investigating, why not just do that?
he actually was deliberately looking to create problems, Its what they do.
The point is that he wasn’t doing anything illegal. Without evidence of a crime the police should just report what they saw and move on their merry way.
@@hansdar79 no, but he was being suspicious which is enough to give a reason to stop and ask questions.
Better yet, ask them to cite the statute for "looking to create a problem". Either way, that question should have been a signal to the officer that maybe he was out of line.
The way the condescending cop (Hines) put his tail between his scrawny legs and quickly went back to his car saying, "thanks for your cooperation" as a poor attempt at saving face! Absolutely priceless!
What a flex! "My name's John, by the way." AFTER being proven correct! Like a total Boss! A++ for that dude! Nailed it!
That Sargent was PISSED! You could tell by the look on his face and the way he walked up to the situation
Sergeant*
@@Eramidas 😂😂she tried bro
This interaction is a clear indication why after nearly 30 years of service Officer Hinds never made Rank.
That's probably why he is so wound up and angry.
His name is correct - he's the back end of something...
Mind you! You want to move up in rank as a cop you gotta to be ruthless like a gang member earning stripes.
He probably didnt move up because he didn't want the extra responsibility, or he retired once and came back
let me express my 2 cent opinion here. Even in a family owned or big companies, you will see some empoyees are happy to just be a paycheque to paycheque worker who don't have any ambition to advance in the Company and being happy with that status of less pay; but with less responsibilities. And more often than not, they live happier than the supervisor or Manager who became obese , with high blood and prone to heart attacks. Maybe Patrolman Hines made that decision in his employment history and I can't fault him for that. In comparison I worked with my employer for 37 years and became the Chief Accountant of the Company and during my employment, many times I encountetered close divorce or marriage break-ups, got diabetes, high-blood and been a stroke survivor 2 years ago. How I wish to be just a punch-in, punch--out employee just like Patrolman Hines.
An older video, but this dude's voice is so smooth and calming for some reason. Also, he does good work so I'm just binging them all.
as someone from minnesota, the beginning of this encounter was such a quintessential minnesota interaction that it made me giggle a lil bit
two people, each being superficially respectful but slowly raising their voices and making it clear to the other how much they dislike them
The only thing that’s illegal is that dudes hair cut
„How did you know that i am jewish?“
He's Irish American, you have to give him a pass.
True.😂
Yeeyee ass haircut
Better than the v shaped hairlines white guys get
Lmao the way the sgt walked up and walked away. "God damnit Hines, not again.."
Lolololololol. Good one
ahahahahahahaahahahh
That is too funny.......
hahaha so true! when i saw it, i was think the same x'D
Did noone else think the auditor was clearly looking for trouble just by the way snapped at the sergeant who was about to let him go?
He's been with the police department almost 30 years and he doesn't know the Constitution.Are you kidding me. 😱
Gradutated for Slp in mn 2009 this is crazy my dad still lives around that area!! 😁 Sgt Nadium used to work at the highschool back when he was an officer, never had issues with the man. He let me go on a few stupid things I have done. Saved my life as well , mad respect to him for handling this like a legend, He has been one of the best officers i ever met!
Sargent is like, "we're good here. My lunch is getting cold"
I actually laughed out loud when that Sergeant was like "We're good here. Let's go."
Some people might think, "Why is this idiot going out of his way to cause trouble?" but when you really stop and think about it, this is what is needed to keep this country free from tyranny.
Amen! My biggest complaint with auditors is that so many of them seem to go out of their way to be rude and arrogant. They are trying to provoke an incident. This gentleman was an exception. He is to be commended.
This is why Sergeant Adam is deservedly a Sergeant, and Officer Hines, despite his many years of service, is still an....OFFICER!!!!
Reaching for the top!!!
after 29 years he could have made Lt. at the minimum, i guess he is a known troublemaker in the dept
Should be a FIRED OFFICER he dose not know the law that he was hired to enforce!
In 18 seconds the sgt. made is decision and said "we're good and let's go!" The lowly officer couldn't make any common sense decision
Thanks, George.
Thanks, George.
Thanks, George.
"What's your reasonable, articulable suspicion?"
"You're looking to create problems"
LOL
Man, imagine if everyone in this comment section was an officer. There'd be a lot less misconduct lol
More good cops ≠ Less bad cops
"Obstructing our request."
A request is asking, not ordering.
Request denied.
Sergeant: "Oh boy, what is Officer Ketchup up to this time?"
Every step he takes sounds like ketchup squirting out of the bottle.
No no no no. Your mistaken. Officer Heinz’s daughters name is ketchup. His wife is a tomato.
@@youtubehastakenovermylife4979 y’all ain’t right! 😂😂😂
🤣🤣best comment
"It's obstructing legal process *if we have reason to ask you."
EXACTLY HIS POINT