5 Types of People Cops Stop
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Officer: Do you know why I pulled you over? Me: no why did you forget?
"Do you know how fast you were going?" "More importantly officer, do you?"
He'll have to put "smart aleck" in a future video
Midnight Chevy I always say “because i am a bad driver”
@@Annalorraine67 a fast bad driver yeah that doesn't warrant a ticket.
😂😂👍
You forgot about the honest civilian! Who admits they were in the wrong and is completely honest with you.
Yooooo ghost I thought you fell of the face of the earth or some shit
That’s “the bootlicker”
Had a cop auto run my tags because I let a lady out in front of me at a red light cop pulled up had to pull me over for no insurance but didn't want me getting out of the car because my job at that time had me in 3a body armor and a gun so gave me a ticket I went to court told the judge I was guilty and asked if I could make payments and he was like what a whole day of people bsing him and I'm like yeah I did it and I'm sorry I got pulled over but I was new to this job and my first paycheck hadn't come in and I was young so hadn't paid it till then only lapse maby 20 days the judge and the prosecuting attorney just let me go with a warning and told me thanks for being honest. And they felt I had paid my dues to the public
who just admitted guilt to an officer of the court, stupid move Ghost
@@josephchapman7777 Most LEO's are decent folk. If I am guilty I have zero problem admitting it - lying is stupid since they now have cameras in most every car. Be respectful and friendly and the WORST that can happen is you will be ticketed for doing what you actually did. Chances are the LEO will be pleased you didn't act like an asshat and might cut ya a break. If not, OK, pay your fine and be a man.
“I spelled your name 1 ris” I laughed at that harder than I should’ve
It's 2019 and I choose to identify as a person you let go with a warning.
I was doing 45 in a 30 and I got pulled over cop said you know the speed limit I said 30 he said do that then and just walked back to his car and said I was free to go honesty goes a long way
You're an idiot.
lol nice. Don't see why that guy called you an idiot. Does no one ever speed or something?
Cool officers like that are great. We need more of them, instead of revenue generators for the local municipality.
HUH?
Officer: what's your excuse for going so fast?
Me: I was trying out my radar detector.
Officer: I guess it doesn't work.
Me: It worked perfectly.
Officer: ??? I don't see a radar detector on your dash, where is it?
Me: It's the pedal down here on the right, if you hold it down on the floor board and there's radar around you find out about it immediately.
Officer: Okay, now that you know that it works don't test it anymore, have a good day.
As a kid, our neighbor was a cop. He told me if I was ever "stopped",just except the ticket ...
Great advice! I've been pulled over a few times, but most time the Cop let me off with a warning. I thank them and try to be good Driver (at least for a little while).
Thank you for sharing and be safe.
Yess! This is something a lot of people don't get!! Just be respectful and accept the ticket and you'll most likely get off better than ... well... if you didn't do that
“You car can’t go 65, well it is a Prius” Officer 401 the man who hates the Prius and so do I.
Do you also hate Civic Hybrids? I have no respect for fast cars that go slow...allot respect for slow cars that go fast!
I've been pulled over for speeding one time ever when I was 17 - I was going 45 in a 35 apparently and the look of shock on my face must have earned me the warning I received because my car was such a piece of crap that I literally could not take it on the Interstate (yes, it failed inspection all the time and ended up being junked). My genuine response was like, "Nooo... no this car wasn't doing that.." - warning.
biker1234567890 You know what car is slower than a Toyota Prius
@@Djevan41598 what?
Beth Carden late model Mitsubishi (Shitsubishi) Mirage because its only got 78HP.
Don’t forget the ones who
Don’t stop at all
he said that you pull over/stop. that type dosen't do that so does it count?
I was literally just reading about the prospects of a police officer and here is officer 401 with perfect timing on police!!
6: The person who doesn't argue, takes the ticket, and all around acts like an adult who messed up.
drumset09 the person who doesn’t argue knows they’ll eventually get out of the ticket. Either they have a good lawyer or know a cop, or know how the system works.
Can of Beans def bullshit but rules are rules. Just like how weed is legal in a lot of states and countries but not a lot in the us? How can something be so horrible and addictive to one state or country but not the other 😂 pure fuckery
@ man it aint that complicated just follow the rules or own up to it smh
Can of Beans,
I agree, targeting someone who is obviously of little means is chicken shit... writing a warning or a simple verbal warning goes much further towards good will then penalizing someone who is just gettin by...
Just shit up take ticket go to court and fight it
What about the “traveler”?
“I’m not driving officer I’m traveling”
1. Everyone who watches this video so they can avoid being one
That's why I did. What a let down.
@ sir this is a Wendy's
I'm the guy that's nervous and just hoping the officer is in a good mood so that maybe I'll get a warning.
they dont warn in my area... they fine people like a cash machine
AutoTech Xbox Libertarian or Blue Supporter? Pick one. Can’t have it both ways
Prince 6ft1 sure you can. Libertarian =/= anarchist or sovcit
I'm the guy that is too overly nervous leading the state trooper to think I'm hiding something and him searching my car. He also gave me a warning at the end. I guess nervousness works?
@Brad Roberts Libertarians are gay.
Type Six: "Thanks, officer. Also, Epstein didn't kill himself."
The world finds out it is run by pedophiles and the only consequence is a meme. Black pilled again.
Dr_T-Bagger The meme is surface, what is happening underneath is that the elite and the msm are now so discredited people openly bond via humor/ridicule. This system looks as monolithic, impenetrable, overpowering as communism did in 1988 -- to those behind the Iron Curtain at least. Our mentality back then was one of overwhelming 'Ohnmacht' (feeling utterly powerless). I'm lucky to have an orthodox community mostly of people who survived communism; we're not blackpilled, we are just fully aware that we're starting from scratch. Would have been nice if I wouldn't have to live through two system collapses, and if it wasn't such a predictable farce this time around, though.
If you absolutely need to be blackpilled, go check out Suspiscious0bservers on pole shift -- that sh!t will really give you something to despair about. Most of us probably are not going to see 2030.
That's Type Eight.
What do Epstein and Drywall have in common?
They can't hang themselves!😂😂
in general, introduce me to one person whose heart DOESNT start racing when they see a cop car driving up behind them with their bar light on
Oh God the Donald Trump part I replayed it 6 times LoL hilarious
he offended half the internet with those two words lol
Zac Kiffmeyer you know it’s true. Some people use that excuse. 😅
D o n a l d T r u m p
*eyebrows furrowed*
I wouldn't be surprised if he'd heard that before...lol
@@Nosferata138 "i was looking at my phone and what trump said was sooooooo mean it caused me to lose control and swerve into traffic light!"
I had a beggar today lol. No ma’am the road is closed and you cannot come through.
Hate when u guys close roads. Well ots closed because (insert bs excuse) not my prob, I'll be fine let me through
@@strelokblackburn4651 Yeah, one time they closed a section of highway about 10 miles or so because of wind and ice. And it was like the last 30 minutes of my 10 hour drive before I got home. They made everyone exit then fo through a little town and back onto the highway, that 10 miles turned into a 1 hour detour. I'm like what's more dangerous, a little wind and ice or making me drive for 11 hours when I'm already tired. Was so close to driving through the road closed barricade lol.
Sam, you're honestly gay.
Dr_T-Bagger I am bisexual. Came out last year. Thanks though 😊
@@SamHouston03 That's pretty disgusting, actually. You'd be happier with just a good wife.
Okay, so story time. Being the triple checker actually got me out of a ticket. It was my first time getting pulled over. 41/25mph zone. Officer hand wrote me a 1-5 freeway and I didn’t know what a ticket was, so I looked over it and found the address on it was very wrong. (I had moved to two different cities since) officer took my ticket and my license back to his car, comes back 10 minutes later, told me there was a computer error and that’s why it’s hand written, and that he can’t issue me a citation with a different address than what is on my license and registration and insurance, he said he’s used enough of mine and his time and told me he better not catch me again.
Lucky! I once walked out of a parking ticket because of a similar technicality, where the parking officer wrote the wrong address. Best feeling ever! Especially since it was caused by faulty meters in the first place!
Or just don't speed in a school zone.
@@biker932012 he didn't say it was a school zone.
I got a ticket in April that I sent in as guilty but I haven't heard anything since...do I ask about it or just hope it got lost?
Blue-Ghost "41 in a 25 mph zone" that tells me that more than likely it was a school zone that the limit on that road is normally 40mph but 25mph when school is in session.
That is just me assuming by reading between the lines so I could be wrong but that is just my assumption.
Number 6 : the unicorn
Has documents ready knows why they were pulled over and tells the truth to the officer and accepts responsibility for the traffic infraction
Oh, me
Damn it...I came to see if someone said this exact thing...lol..really.
Ive always told my kids never lie to a cop because you may not know it but they can usually tell..and they may just let you off with a warning because most people try their hardest to get out of it. And # 2 never fight a cop from being arrested...even if its not a arrestable offence because you fighting just made it one....now you have real charges..lol. And if you do have real ones well you just cought another one!!! Just put your hands behind your back and go to jail like a normal human. Lol.
That's so me lol, except this one time when i totally didn't (and still don't) think I went as fast as that trooper told me I did
the rare unicorn only every seen once a year but they exist
Still gets a ticket like everyone else. In my experience anyway. But depends a lot on if you're a women and race.
2:40 I COULD NOT STOP LAUGHING. You really are funny!
Thank you Officer401 for lighting up my night.
Im Number 6: The person that tells them exactly what they did in hopes of being let off for being honest! Thumps up if you agree!
Worked for me when I got pulled over for using cell, wasn't texting like he suspected, nut rebooting Pandora and told him, spared me a 200 some odd dollar ticket.
I've recieved 1 speeding ticket and 2 improper equipment tickets this way. But the speeding ticket got dropped to improper equipment by the judge. All tickets in different counties and 2 different states
Hokie Joe Don’t put other people’s life in danger and you won’t get any tickets. Just don’t fucking drive Pretty simple really
It's worked for me so far, in 9 years of driving, I've gotten pulled over 3 times for speeding and was let off with a warning all three times just from being honest.
honesty certainly goes a long way. Been pulled over 3 times, and not a single written ticket or warning. Although honestly 2 of them were just bullshit encounters for nothing where they likely pulled me over just because I have a loud coupe and they think I'm trouble
I had an officer down in Tennessee try to give me a ticket for not wearing a seat belt. It was on the entire time. I even pointed it out to him. Only thing that saved me was that I had a passenger who was witnessing the whole thing.
@ in most states it is illegal for a department to set a quota for tickets but go off
You forgot the “I’m taking you to court” person.
The police work for the DA who is the court, helloooo
...and the "i'm displaying criminal behaviors" drug couriers
I'd like to represent the stoner who admits to everything b4 he needs to and is overwhelmingly nice to the officer.
When I get a ticket I say 'thank you' even when they hand me a bill I can't afford. Must be the pot.
Also forget the people who “know” their rights
Or the "I pay your wage" person.
@Michael Benedict, Oh but of course!👍
I'm surprised I can't come up with more excuses, cuz my kid is a cop....and the stuff I hear from him....🙄
@Michael Benedict, Enlighten me please.
Never mind...my bad lol. I thought your ? was actually directed to me.🙄
"Last video of the year"
Last one of the decade too if you think about it.
You forgot the guys you like the most, honest people that admit they were going a bit fast and have their ID and insurance ready for you.
Girls: the speed limit is 25 so I should go 25
Me: I paid for the whole speedometer so I'ma use the whole speedometer.
chris someone
Nah, the girls usually do 15 in a 25 and piss everybody behind them off.
My dad asked a state trooper if he could follow him to see how fast his car could go. After a couple miles, my dad pulled over and asked how fast they were going. The trooper said, "I don't know. My speedometer was buried at 120." That was back when you could do stuff like that.
Yessss! I love traffic related videos! Quality content 401! You’re awesome man! Merry Christmas friend! 🎄🙂
So one of the top 5's isn't the "just a regular polite person who takes full accountability for their actions?" I'm serious, the one time a cop stopped me, I immediately accepted full responsibility for my infraction and he ended up letting me off with a warning. I I guess I expected more people to be chilled out and reasonable.
Love these videos.
I've always treated a traffic stop like a transaction, and then dispute it in court. 100% success rate at this point.
"Donald Trump " that look...hahaha
TRUMP2020!
He's getting impeached so no 2020 thank God he won't tear down my forrest
Trump isnt orange. He's PEACH! Haha
@@quinnfranchina6876 you're either a dumbass or you're in denial LMFAO he will be your president until 2024! 😂😘
@@quinnfranchina6876 The House has voted Yes on two articles of impeachment (basically a court summons). As of now, Pelosi is refusing to deliver said articles to the Senate which will conduct the hearing (trial), deciding whether or not to remove the President.
A Republican majority Senate is not going to vote in favor of the two articles if they ever receive them.
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"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt."
- ABRAHAM LINCOLN
"Do you know why I stopped you toda today sir"
"Donald Trump"
"Sorry to disturb you, here is your warning. Have a nice day!"
@Dave Alexander - EVERYTHING has to do with Donald Trump! Global Cooling/Warming/Whatever, earthquakes, floods, disasters, bridge collapses.
Al Grayson god that was a dumb statement all in and of itself.
@@Meowskatools Ah, you might want to google "what is sarcasm?" and "how do i take jokes?"
@@algrayson8965 it's 2020, doesn't everybody know that?
You actually seem like somebody who got into law enforcement to actually do good and help the community. Wish there were more like you.
I had a cop make excuses for why a man directly rear ended me. The judge laughed and said don’t even bother showing up. I guess everyone in and out of law enforcement has ridiculous excuses.
What about the guy that just takes the ticket? Haha I’m that guy.
I’m the guy that sits there and thanks the officer for doing his job in a non sarcastic fashion, even if they give me a ticket. Policing is a thankless job, I want to be the one person that brightens their day on a traffic stop!
A special thanks to all LEO’s, especially those working to protect our nation on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Stay safe and a Merry Christmas to y’all!
Jack Monroe this is exactly me
He left out your category of people. I just shut my mouth and deal with whatever comes my way. You could beg and plead with an officer and the smart people realize it isn't going to do any good. I only get pulled over once every 7 to 8 years so it's not a chronic event for me. I always just get away with no points and a $200+ fine. Life is busy so I just pay it and move on. A couple of times I've gotten away with just a warning.
That's me. Polite, respectful, don't do anything to make the officer think you are going to do something stupid. There were a couple of times I could have gotten tickets but didn't just because I know how to behave as a responsible adult.
Boot licker I ain't thanking nobody for my $500 victimless ticket lol.
Haha yeah I usually say I’m sorry and thank the officer for his time, if I know I was speeding there’s no point in denying it; you don’t have to be an asshole about it.
That said, I don’t speed anymore I can thank the state I now live in for kicking my bad driving habits out of me, now I just get annoyed with snowbirds slowing down and putting their turn signal on a mile out.
I haven’t had any bad experiences with officers all except for one asshole cop who pulled me over not because I was speeding but because he saw I had Cali plates in Texas and wanted any excuse to search my car for drugs. Literally that was the only fucking reason he had, and it kinda pissed me off because wtf dude! Jfc, what an asshole. He didn’t even ask me do you know why I pulled you over, he just asked me do you have weed in the car.
No I don’t. I told him 20 fucking times! He got so flustered he called in a search dog and paraded him around my car and the dog didn’t care at all, only the funny is I know a bit about k9 units and dogs, and that was not interested in my car he was interested in the officer holding his lead which wasn’t his partner; and he did something stupid right in front of me. Now granted when asked to search my car I said no, because I have rights and don’t need someone digging through my car and if this guy is a big enough asshole to pull me over because of my plates then I have reason to believe if I said yes he’d start ripping shit apart and throwing everything out.
Either way all the other officers were cool and I had a awesome conversation with the K9 officers partner.
Now the stupid thing he did right in front of me was, since I told him no, he used the k9 as a bridge to gain access to my car under reasonable suspicion.
He asked why is the dog hitting on your car door?
Now, I saw exactly what happened; the dog didn’t care about my car or me, he wasn’t interested in anything but his handler. The handler on the other hand literally in front of my eyes kept telling the dog to jump up and up and up.
K9’s are taught to respond to commands, and if they find drugs or whatever they’re taught to search for, they will not leave that spot alone and will try to dig it out or some other alert signal.
The dog gave no alert signal, he did not care, he only responded to his command to jump up and then tried to continue walking around the car and sniff his handlers pockets.
So since I saw that whole shit show, and the handler asked me, “why is he hitting on your car”? I said, because you told him to.
And hilariously the look on his face when he realized I knew what he was up to made me laugh.
Anyways with all the ruckus and chaos, the officer who pulled me over genuinely looked like a kid who got caught sneaking cookies from a cookie jar by his parents and was so flustered he forgot to write me a ticket and drove off.
Ugh, so much fun.
Oh well you live and you learn, I’m actually living with a officer right now and am seriously considering joining the academy. I have never met an officer who hates their job.
I work with juvenile delinquents and know a good number of people in law enforcement. A friend of mine was shot and killed while on duty in his squad car a few years ago. His widow is also a friend. Thank you for the time you spent serving and protecting and putting your life on the line.
You forgot type #6: has their license, insurance and registration in hand, all interior lights on and says “yup I screwed up”
Guessing sovereign citizens will be on here
Nah, That would be "low hanging fruit".
Police are the real sovereigns
I've never had the opportunity to deal with one of those asshats and I am glad , it wouldn't end well.
@@biteme19671 Not a cop and never could be since I don't deal well with stress but I couldn't do that either. The issue with them is that I am very blunt, I would flatout call them a moron and probably get shot
GunsOfMassEffect
That’s because you have a fragile ego and no facts to back up anything you do so, you use force and violence. Coward.
I've found that, typically, even in municipalities where a lot of the officers are genuinely douchebags, if you're calm, civil, and mature during your interaction, even if you legitimately did something wrong, the officer will generally be more lenient with you. Now, the cops in my community are pretty friggin awesome, but i've also dealt with officers in municipalities where they're generally not.
I was stopped by an officer in my town on my way to work once... I was driving my mom's car, because mine was in the shop. I was stopped, because the officer behind me ran the plate on my mom's car, and it seems she had forgotten to renew the registration. I calmly explained to the officer that i was on my way to work, and that it was my mother's car, and that i'd had no idea that the registration was expired, and i stated that had i known that it wasn't, i wouldn't have even taken the car out that night. He understood, and let me off with a warning, for which i thanked him, and continued on to work. In another instance, i was running late for work, and was legitimately speeding (5 over), and was pulled over in the parking lot of where i worked. Upon stopping the car, i turned it off, turned on the dome light, so the officer could see me, and what i was doing, before he even exited the cruiser, and i placed my keys on the dash, and kept my hands in plain sight. I calmly explained to the officer that i worked at the business we were sitting in front of, and that i was running a little late. He ran my information (i have no criminal record, never been written a ticket, and have no warrants), and let me off with a warning.
I was stopped in a neighboring town, known for having a small police force, made up mostly of "state police washouts".....they were mean, and not very well mannered, and unbelievably strict. I was stopped for speeding (20 over). I followed my normal routine for what you should do when being pulled over. Me and the officer talked, and as it turns out, the sign that would have otherwise let me know that the speed limit had changed from 55 to 35, had been vandalized, as verified by the officer that the one who stopped me called in for backup. upon being notified of that, he let me off with a warning, and we actually bullshitted for a few minutes, before we went our separate ways.. But what's important, is that i did, and said the right things, and acted the right way. I've seen plenty of interactions, where the guy getting stopped is immediately belligerent, and that never ends well.
My whole point is that, even if you've legit done something wrong, provided it's not anything egregious, as long as you act like an adult, your chances of having a police interaction that ends with a warning instead of a ticket, increase.
I’m the nervous one. I’ve worked in a courthouse for 15 years and now a 911 dispatcher. My heart still jumps in my throat when I get pulled over 😂
I used to make a lot of excuses when I would get stopped. But now I'm living in a small town where everybody knows everybody. It taught me that there is no point in making excuses. They already know anyway. Just man up to your mistakes and take responsibility for them. Nowadays anytime I get stopped it's usually just to catch up lol. They ask me how my kids are doing (as we both have kids going to the same school) or sometimes it's just to brag about a new bang bang toy they got and they wanna go to the range on they're day off lol. I love small town life😊
My 1st time getting stopped was for my cracked windshield. I just got the car a week before. I left work early because I was sick and then couldn't find my paperwork and I actually started crying, but it was legit. Even after I was told I was getting a warning I was still crying. I never found my paperwork. The miracle of this story was I had been stopped by the Highway Patrol...a statey didn't give a ticket lol. And it was someone on FTO but the FTO was the one that told me I wasn't getting a ticket
How did you lose your paperwork in one week?? That's just about the only time I can find mine before the centre console gets packed with receipts and crap.
@@Hubjeep because it was my friends car that he had given me so I accidentally took out my paperwork with his when I was cleaning it out. It was just temporary paperwork thankfully the actual paperwork came couple days later
I looked down for a second then looks up and your face was right in front of the camera!!
Officer... do you know how fast you were going?
Me.. how fast were you going to catch me?
This reminds me of a retired NYPD officer who wrote a book on how to get out of a ticket and deal with the officer, when you read the book the last chapter is, how to deal with the officer who has read the book. Stay safe , stay alert and stay alive!!
Thank you for such informative videos. I will start the academy soon.
Jason Shoots how so? If it’s something he feels he wants or needs to do then he should go for it? Why would it not be worth it right now?
Jorge Luis ª
You shouldn’t do it because to be a cop today, one must forego morals, convictions, critical thinking and empathy. Moreover, one must be wholly willing to throat stomp people’s God given civil rights, extort money from them and take a steaming piss on our Constitution that you’ll swear an oath to uphold. To be a cop today, a large dose of psychopathy and cognitive dissonance is required just to push through each day in order to follow illegal and unconditional orders. Let’s not forget the bastardization of our American flag with the “Thin Blue Line” gang symbol. That is designed to separate “friend” from “foe”. It is absolutely designed to be a demarcation line. If you want some anecdotal evidence, just look at patrol cars. They all used to have some iteration of the phrase “To Serve and Protect”. Most have been scraped off and replaced with the aforementioned thin blue line flag. Why would agencies do that if they sincerely cared about public safety. One last thing; remember that 440% more roofers die on the job than are police officers at the hands of bad guys each year. There’s a whole lot more cops than there are roofers. Everyone is not a worst case scenario. Just food for thought.
officer401 starting out: doesn't show his face
officer401 now: *gives you the close-up stare from your screen*
I like this change
But why does officer 401 wear a hat?
I've heard some cops say that they no longer enforce 'Driving with suspended licence' because it's become a total racket and a tax on the poor.
Driver gets fined for speeding - they can't pay on time - DMV suspends their licence - fine goes up - they get pulled over whilst driving to work - cycle continues.
I try to look calm and be polite, but in my head I'm having a panic attack until I figure out if I'm dealing with Hoyt, or Alonzo.
Officer: "Do you know how fast you were going"? Me: "Whats the speed limit on this road? I was going 10 miles *under* that"
That's still a ticket ware I live
Any time I’ve been pulled over, I’ve admitted to my mistake and been respectful and courteous to the officer and it will go a long way! In my experience officers are a lot more willing to work with you if you are honest. Just a thought
I've been pulled over twice. Once for an illegal u-turn and once for an illegal left-hand turn during specified hours. Both times I was honest, admitted what I did and apologized. They were in separate cities and both times I drove off with just a warning. The illegal left-hand turn actually just happened about six weeks ago. The officer stated that since I had never had a ticket or any other criminal record, he didn't see any reason to issue a ticket and let me go. I thanked him profusely!
Cop: Your eyes are glazed. Were you at a bar?
Me: Your eyes are glazed. Were you at a doughnut shop?
Love your vids
The "Donald Trump" part was the thing that made my day, keep up the good work
I cried when being pulled over once just because the lights genuinely shocked me and apparently that was my response to that shock...
I got pulled over doing 67 in a 45 and just told the cop I know I messed up, I had my music blaring full volume and the car just got away from me and I didnt even realize it till I saw him and looked down. It was the honest truth and i think he was surprised i completely ratted on myself being only 27 so he gave me a warning and told me to slow the hell down which i did! Coolest cop ever! Went right on FB to leave PD a good review!
When I was 19 (many more years ago than I wish!) I was stopped for doing 155 in a 100 zone (edit, km/h!), heading home from work late at night in the country - no excuse, just context. I was definitely a crier, but in my case it was because I suddenly realised how damn stupid I had been and that now the consequences were going to have their way with me. I got a 1-year license suspension and a $1500 fine, narrowly avoided a day in court I think. I never asked for any reduction or anything, the tears were just me coming to terms with things. If you're young and dumb like I was, just remember shit will catch up with you sooner or later, and I got the easy version of that happening...
1ris 😂
Right?? Like lady I'm not writing down your online alias.
After years of hearing “you won’t get a ticket tossed because of a typo” I had a ticket tossed because the officer put down the wrong time, and date, and got my first name wrong. Every time I’ve been pulled over it’s because I did something stupid so I took the ticket or the warning and continued on with my life.
I guess I'm in a rare category. The two times I've been pulled over for moving violations I always knew it was my fault, owned up to it, and took the hit that came. First time ended in a ticket, second ended in just a warning. Different circumstances, different jurisdictions, and both times resulted in changes in my behavior. For the one, no more keeping with traffic on the highway because, well, it doesn't matter if everyone else is doing 70 if you're the one who's pulled over. For the second, always coming to a full, complete stop at signs, waiting a second or so, then making the turn. I had stopped, but it was one of those "Immobile for a nanosecond, then let's idle out into the road" kind of stops. Anyway, stay safe out there, officer401! Thank you for your service, and merry Christmas!
There’s no way I was speeding, officer my Ferrari can’t go above 50. No way you clocked at 95 in a 70
Officer 401, you didn’t mention the honest person. The one who says “I’m so sorry officer; I totally did that; I apologize”.
Or maybe it’s so rare that you see them that it’s not worth mentioning. 🤷♂️
“there was a dog in the grass and it scared em” 😂😂😂😂😂
What about the rare breed? The Accepter/Admitter? Those rare champions of traffic stops, who quietly sit there, acknowledge everything the officer states, who know that they were speeding or did wrong, who don't deny nor make any excuses, who know that they were breaking the rules, and just ready and willing to receive their citation. Some even already have their license and insurance ready to hand the officer as they approach the window to speed up the process with little to no delay as they just want to be out of there asap and not waste too much of the officer's time.
This is what I am. Every ticket I have ever received, I never protest or deny.
In fact, I think that I throw off officers expectations, some so much that it got to the point on some traffic stops that the officers attempt to make excuses for me. Such as one stop where I was speeding 57mph in a 40, officer came up asked do you know why I pulled you over, and I stated, i was going 57 in a 40, and the officer must of got caught off guard as next they attempted to make an excuse for me, by stating something along the lines, "i'm guessing your late for work?", which I was on my way to work, however not anywhere close to late, and had plenty of time to spare even for a traffic stop, but to which i replied to the officer with a simple, No. Then on another occasion I threw off the officer, that they asked if I was speeding 88 in a 70 on a two lane highway, because I was going to make a lane change (i.e. speeding around the slower traffic), to which I also replied, No.
Good job officer401, another amazing episode.
Cop: "Do you know why I pulled you over?"
Person: "Cause Donald Trump"
Cop: ...........
Person: "So you gonna let me go?"
Cop: "No"
bruhh the correct answer is yes
An officer pulled my mom over for speeding when she was on the way to the hospital because my dad had had a heart attack. She's a strong woman and had held it all together until pulled over, and the tears started.
The officer within seconds determined she was genuinely distraught, found out the reason, stayed with her until she calmed down and then escorted her to the hospital. My dad survived.
This encounter was imho, the epitome of professionalism tempered with compassion and humanity. Yea, cops do that.
BTW @officer401
Is there no category of people who own what they've done and take their medicine?
I've been pulled over once for speeding. I told the trooper flat out that I'm an idiot and got carried away and didnt see him there. I just got done my last delivery for the day and was heading home. He went back to his suv and swiftly walked back with a warning and told me to be safe.
I haven’t got pulled over but I had many good encounters with them. Some can be jerks though
What about doing a video on why cops pull you over to accuse you of speeding when you were not. This happened twice recently. After I tell them that I can prove it with my dash cam, then they let me go on my merry way. I’m thinking that they shouldn’t lie to me about speeding. If they want to check me out then just say so. I took 2years of police studies in College and my brother was a police officer for 11 years. I see myself as a friend to law enforcement. I just hate when they lie.
paul L........scumbags in blue all lie, government power & immunity. ....corruption
Ms Succubus .........hey Ms Scumbag, yea, I have cops as friends & family, that's how I know first hand the lies & BS they do everyday in there privileged & elete status, so how about you KMA !!!!!.....it's impossible to have a human relationship between citizens & blue superman in there costume, so, KMA !!
Cop: do you know why I pulled you over?
Me: if you don’t know I’m not telling you.
Now that for sure is worth a few chuckles at least. Just make sure you have a smile on your face when you say it.
Clark Eugene
You would think. Once, I was pulled over for “speeding” while traveling with the flow of traffic. The flow was over the posted limit but was not reckless or unsafe. Cop told me, he was writing me a ticket. I asked him to write me a warning. He said, “That wouldn’t be fair to the people I’ve written tickets to.” I said in a whisper, “I promise.....I won’t tell anyone.” He didn’t even crack a smile and gave me the ticket. Revenue agents, all of them.
@ Sorry to hear that. Did he at least shave a few MPH's off the citation?
I have bad social anxiety so when a cop comes up to me I usually start shaking pretty bad
Same
Or the I know my rights
officer “step out of the vehicle”
the person “I don’t have to I know my rights”
I bet the sovereign citizens are fun to deal with lol😂
Former manager was the cryer. We all got a huge laugh last year when she came in late mad as hell about getting pulled over and getting a ticket. She tried the crying bit. Cop told her to "suck it up".
I was the nervous one at 18, but the more you get pulled over the less it matters. Haven't been pulled over in a couple years. Now I'm pretty much the calm one that asks why you pulled me over, answers your questions, and that's it
I'm the one who doesn't want to be shot. So far, so good.
Me starts crying: Im sorry officer... MY dog dies 10 years ago and my mom is gonna die in a few years so im having a hard time today!!!
There's a 6th type which is the category I fall in to. Those who say, "Yes, sir / Yes, Ma'am" and do as they are told without complaint or question.
You forgot the Name dropper “ Hey officer do you know Officer Lopez? He’s my best friends step cousin” 😂😂😂
Officer401 Merry Christmas!
You too buddy thank you!
You too
3:59 So you're telling me TRUMP doesn't cause speeding tickets?
The denier one made me laugh so hard 😂🤣. Especially the Prius part hahaha
I remember Mike the Cop video on this subject...his daughter playing part of beggar driver...she says, "Ofc. Please don't give me a ticket...I'll do anything
MTC: you'll do anything?
She says, "yes anything"
MTC: "Will you learn how to drive", does a gun gesture walks away.
(quotes from memory best I can).
Ive always told my kids never lie to a cop because you may not know it but they can usually tell..and they may just let you off with a warning because most people try their hardest to get out of it....plus its going to just take longer get your ticket and go! And # 2 never fight a cop from being arrested...even if its not a arrestable offence because you fighting just made it one....now you have real charges..lol. And if you do have real ones well you just cought another one!!! Just put your hands behind your back and go to jail like a normal human. Lol.
I burst out laughing from the hyperventilating thing! Great video!
When I was an Army MP, I had one more type of stop. The ' I'm an officer so you can't write me a ticket (DD 1804)'.
Do you know why I stopped you? You didn’t stop me I stopped myself by stepping on the brake pedal.
NJ state troopers would give a ticket to their own mom.
Gotta collect that revenue.
And here I was thinking extortion was illegal. lol
AverageDayJay True dat. They should change the job title from police to revenuer.
Number six: The space cadet.
This guy has rarely if never been pulled over and forgot what his car insurance paper looked like. To then explore his glove compartment like and adventure only to find that its not there because he had the genius idea of moving it at some point. To then be told by the officer that there is an app for your car insurance. To which he replies " there is an app for that? since when?" and proceeds to download it while cop is waiting.
I totally do that on purpose. Then I start talking about some warrant. While keeping my hands visible. After cops mind goes into overload. Nah you're fine license is good. Oh must misunderstood that letter from the court house.
I prefer the honest approach, "You caught me fair and square Officer". One of the times I was pulled over for earning my ticket, I said that to the officer. He took a step back, we were on a freeway. Thank god he didn't take two steps back.
So when I was going through tx I was pulled over because my plates were from CO but the cop said I was speeding, 85 in 75 not true as when I looked at my speed when she attempted to pull me over I was @ 77 with my cruise set couldnt argue with the woman because she's the corrupt cop but after she damaged my car in a search and found nothing is when she actually said I was speeding and gave me a ticket. Anyway I share this because most cops are corrupt
Brian Parker
You made the critical error of driving thru Texas. If one does that with out of State plates or new paper tags, you are going to be pulled over. Yes, they are all corrupt revenue agents. Not only that, they are Rights trampling tyrants.
@ I realize that now, I was so angry how corrupt that trooper was, it's been a while since I had to deal with that. It's un fortunate I mean I love tx and planed on moving there one day.
@Marina Fadeitseva oh I know I use to live in Layton lol
I just clicked the 401'st thumbs up!
Now I owned a 78 Chevy Suburban that would not get over 55 MPH and was the only vehicle that I never got pulled over in, since no one wanted to be seen beside this thing on the side of the road.
Moreover, I truly had no idea why I was being pulled over, when I did. Oh and yes, I have only ever gotten a warning. Although, I had a state trooper in the state I live in talk like he was going to arrest me, for being run off the road by an 18 wheeler. Even though the left front of my vehicle was dented in from the impact from the 18 wheeler hitting me. Needless to say, his supervisor wasn't happy with his oversight and he got transferred to the panhandle for what his supervisor referred to as unprofessional behavior.
Which is compounded by the fact that everyone on the turnpike was nearly stopped due to a F4 tornado crossing a 1/2 in front of us. Which the truck driver wasn't paying attention until he got to me and them swerved to avoid the slow traffic in the passing lane and hit me, which knocked me off the road.
Besides, I am the one that had to pay the 200.00 to get pulled out of the ditch.
#6 The cordial, courteous, maybe even apologetic person who just goes along with everything the officer says.