Yeah, especially Mr. Hide A Gun In My Buttcheeks at 13:08 when the cops had enough of his trying to interfere, then he acts like he’s a kid still when he KNEW he was screwed once they discovered the gun.
@@hicknopunk he may have said that, but he also told the officer that she was going through something hard, and she was trying to harm herself. He was genuinely concerned for her, and told the officer that. He was concerned for her, and did something as kind as he knew how. That guy? He is such a good guy. I'd say he's a keeper
Not that it helped, the cop treated a minor having a mental health crisis like she was a monster. He has no self control and lacks the tact a LEO needs.
@@icake1017the right to an attorney is for during questioning, not during arrest. Same for Miranda rights, that only has to be read to them before questioning. A lot of cops do it upon arrest specifically so any statements made during arrest can be used in court. It’s not against the law for a cop to not say Miranda rights upon arrest.
@@kevincurr4641he is dumb asf but they didn’t have cause to tackle him without even asking to search him which is why those other two officers tackled him in the first place
He had a gun hidden in his butt, and when the mother is told this she asked, "What's he going to jail for?" Well, we no longer have to guess where he inherited his "Stupid" from.
I have noticed female criminals do this a lot. Its like their brain can't process they're being held accountable for once and they just start repeating over and over why am I being arrested and they get told over and over but can't process the severity of the situation they put themselves in by endangering everyone with their stupidity
The abandoned house party mom that refuses to accept her precious little baby is caught red-handed with multiple crimes makes me sick. “They were in a house that isn’t theirs…” she interrupts, “how did they get in there?” as if someone like, what, forced them in to the house?
The door swings both ways. Cops lie on body cam too. They mute them and turn them off. They pretend to lose footage. It's all subjective from POV. These clowns only watch the police brutality vids and don't watch these vids too. So they're ignorant and completely misinformed. The problem is we live in an entitled "it's not my fault" gaslighting toxic immature Gen Z society. No one takes accountability for their own actions anymore. People are fake P0S, both cops and civilians.
The officer handling the girl who had harmed herself was being so nice to her, he 100% didn’t have to do that but he was so patient and helped her get through the process as easily as she would allow herself to in the state she was in. So much respect for the officer and I hope that the girl is doing better now and is receiving help 💙
18:23 Before I finished watched the whiny “I DIDN’T DO ANYTHING” clip, I was wondering why a 23 y/o was in a video titled “entitled teens”…but after seeing how he acted, he most definitely belongs here.
They have yo detain him. They dont know who has a gun or what happened. Him not cooperating with being detains just leads to beong arrested after being uncooperative. @@skyfall0158
The officer with Maired at the holding facility was phenomenal with his patience , restraint, and dignity. My gosh, these officers all deserve a raise.
@@ladycplum agree. Showing the bad stuff makes more people watch but I don't watch news at all anymore because it's all negative. I just read articles and decide for myself what I want to read or not.
@@RaquellePhillips possibly but it seems to be enforced pretty universally. And even if it doesn't technically count as "resisting" and fetch you another charge, all it does is prolong your detainment and make things harder for you in general. Like if you're truly just being detained because they're investigating something, especially something involving multiple people that need to be interviewed, they may ask you to stay in one place, move to another or even handcuff you until they can get to you or get all the info. All resisting those orders or requests does is show that you're unwilling to be cooperate and indicate you may have something to hide so they're going to be looking harder at you than those who do comply and be more likely to believe those people if their story differs from yours and there's no hard evidence. Plus, they can't move on until they've dealt with you and making sure you're staying where you're asked and not trying to hide evidence, sneak up on them or run off.
Before I watched that clip, I was wondering why a 23 y/o was in a video titled “entitled teens”…but after seeing how he acted, he most definitely belongs here.
Just so people know, burnt cannabis smells very different from fresh cannabis. You can easily tell if someone has been blazing or just handling the flower.
Reading subtitles and listening to the voices actually is an excellent way of improving a (foreign) language, in my opinion, besides reading a book or doing something else that involves the language. And you're right, funnily enough, true crime is very entertaining.
Young people being raised without a father in the home leads to most of this. Young men never taught to control their emotions or how to talk to other men. They try and handle things like their mother would and men can’t handle things like women do. Men can’t yell and scream and cry and throw a tantrum or they end up in jail or the morgue.
The mother saying her son didn't resist and didn't know the house was abandoned. Wake the hell up. Your son is no angel, kids lie ALL the time. I'm sure this won't be his first problem with the law.
When I was raising my kids I always told them they were guilty until proved innocent. Because when I was a kid I did almost everything I was accused of. Lol
It's always so funny they think there are like schoolyard rules to getting pulled over. "But why were you following me? This isn't fair! Home base, not it, you missed!"
2:02 Cop: “Do you have ID?” Entitled Jerk Teen: “No, I live right here” Cop: “ right here in front of this wood pile?” Lolz I was dying! How does you living on that street tell them who you are?
Bro, I actually agree with the two teens on this one. This cop was a total douche through the entire interaction. Firstly, he approached them for no reason. Acted like a dickhead throughout the entire engagement. And was justified in arresting an 18 year old kid over a 2 month expired prescription? There are drugs likely being trafficked into his community, thieves stealing, domestic abuse, and a plethora of other violent and/or costly crimes being committed. Meanwhile, he is worried about two teenagers who aren't even driving, chilling in a vehicle while eating fast food on a nice summer day. It amazes me that cops are this concerned over some weed. Thanks for your heroic work, officers! Yall really made the community a lot safer taking these kids off the street. It's no wonder no one has respect for American Law Enforcement.
I'll NEVER understand why people aren't like "Yeah sorry officer, I did an oopsie!" No, instead we resist and scream until shit's about to errupt... gosh how dumb are people...
Dude: I ain't scooting back until you give me a f'n vape! Officer: Why? Dude: CUZ I CAN'T SEE! As a glasses wearer, I'm dropping that as an excuse for anything and everything from this day forward. Patient: Why can't I get my medicine filled today? Me; CUZ I CAN'T SEE! (hangs up work phone)
That boyfriend is a beautiful soul. I wish I'd had someone like him when I was picked up post attempt (no dui/owi). I feel for him and the things he's going through.
I can't even imagine being this disrespectful to police officers, especially if I'm the one in the wrong. All the second kid had to do was stay on the sidewalk and mind his business.
Idk ive been a dick before because cops pull shit with no evidence been pulled off public transit multiple times because kids on the same bus ir train did shit I took a whole ass nap on the ground bc they pulled me off over a goddamn quarter that someone I DIDNT KNOW threw at a lady Theres just as many good cops as bad is sumn youve gotta learn growing up, even if you have really good or really bad experiences there will always be some cop that makes your opinion if them change if its all in black and white thinking(not race as in the saying)
Worst part is that it's not just teens who can't follow simple instructions. Like, it always puzzles and fascinates me that people can knowingly and intentionally violate a rule of some kind and truly believe that they didn't do anything wrong at all.
These teenagers blow my mind. When I was a teenager, a long time ago, it would have never entered my mind to argue with or resist a police officer. This bs has gotten beyond ridiculous.
To be entirely fair, back in those days cops mostly still deserved the respect you gave them. The vast majority of cops in modern times are absolute dogs.
@@CaptainDCap I hate to break it to you but the vast majority of police encounters aren't like these, where the suspect acts a gd clown, or like the ones where officers are unnecessarily rough or violent. That's why those still stand out. The vast majority of encounters are the ones where police have a good reason to interact with the person/s, everybody cooperates and does their job and everybody just goes home and their lives move on. Police across our country stop or come in contact with tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of people every day. If your statement was true, we'd have like half the population that we do. Police can be a-holes and so can the suspects. Believe that that is the larger percentage is just ignoring reality.
The blonde drunk girl, I’d really like to know the whole story. That officer is so beyond patient with her. I feel like he’s a dad who sees his own kid in this situation.
The refusal to tell people the consequences of refusing a sobriety test annoys the hell out of me. Telling them "it's voluntary" and nothing else seems to be entirely intended to get people to refuse because they don't realize they'll immediately be assumed to be drunk and lose their license even if they're completely sober. And she should have been on s*icide watch automatically after the discussion with the boyfriend and observation that she'd cut herself. And the video fails to point out that 0.08 is the limit for adults, and a 19-year-old (depending on the state) is probably supposed to be 0.02 or lower.
@@freuerfanboy He did not tell her "taking the SFSTs is voluntary in that you can either do it or not, but if you refuse, you will automatically lose your license for a year even if you aren't drunk and will go to the jail tonight and will be given a breath test and if you refuse that you get actual charges". The cops in these videos are often as vague as possible about steps, consequences, etc. in order to get people to catch more charges. I don't mind if they phrase it as "taking the test helps you show that you're sober and safe to drive", but "voluntary" means without consequences in most peoples' vocabulary if it's not explained.
@@user-pn2it5ty4g her license was not suspended for a year, only ninety days. Drinking and driving isn’t a new concept, she even stated she had seen videos most likely related to bodycam stuff like this. People know that they will be punished for committing crimes. But I understand that’s not really what you’re talking about. Cops don’t decide how long someone goes to jail or how long they get a license suspension that’s all decided in court, is it not? He can’t really tell her “you will get your license taken away for this amount of time” I agree it was vague, but I do think that things like “you’ll be given a breath test again” can wait until she is actually at the station. If he piled on all that stuff like you listed she would probably not understand, and if she was already asking the same question 20 times then it would go nowhere. It might seem vague at face value to me and you, and I do agree sometimes cops do that to pile on more charges, but she was extremely intoxicated to the point where she was stupid. These things happen in steps, and I think here honestly it was done strategically not to get her to freak out. Or just throw any understanding she might’ve had out the window. I don’t think him adding all that info when she could barely process the words “6 hours” would do any kind of justice for her case
@user-pn2it5ty4g idk how/why there's people that believe the definition of voluntary is "without consequences". so involuntary is w/ consequences 🤣just doesnt make sense.
Maread was honestly the best case here, just a 19yr old who got drunk and made a stupid choice, she was scared and nervous and not mentally well as her bf mentioned, she eventually realized what she did and took responsibility, absolute respect to the cop that handled her and her bf that did everything he could to give info and care to her
she did not take responsibility with grace, though. she acted very entitled so she's not completely mature but she did bear her consequences so thats cool!
The cop with the blonde girl was VERY patient and kind. But also firm and serious, I think he's a really good cop tbh. Especially because DUI is a very serious crime, I think peopple underrate how serious it is. AHAHA, just got to "I have class today..." "No, you have court today." That's great.
Not in my case thankfully. I could blame my parents, and believe me, the shit they did, you don't want to know. But I grew up, got a job, an apartment and paid my bills. Never been arrested. Never got a traffic ticket. My parents get no credit for how I turned out.
I can't go into a lot of details, but there were times when I would get stop by cops when I was a teenager in the late 1970s. What calmed the situation and allowed me to leave the interaction on my own and not in handcuffs was my demeanor. If you don't run your mouth and act like an entitled spoiled brat, cops are more likely to respect you and not escalate the situation. Now carrying a gun back then was not a option. This was in DC and only the stick boys used to be armed and they usually carried 22s.
One of my favorite videos is from England where the police harass a perfectly polite, soft-spoken teen for the crime of trying to cross the street at a crosswalk. In this day and age it doesn't seem to matter, cops escalate for fun.
@@Isaac_132 Can't find not even 1 news article that talks about this situation you've stated, so I'm gonna assume it's BS, along with your other notion that "Cops escalate for fun" the statistics prove otherwise.
Well, in their culture, you start carrying a concealed firearm when your a teen, whether it be legal or not, and the less they pretend to know, the more of a victim they can pretend to be.
Mercedes sounds like a billy goat. Can't imagine having to live with that whine every day while trying to have conversations or teach a class. And I bet her friends tell her "Girl, you got the sweetest voice. You should be a singer!"
I dont think the 19 year old was entitled she was just over double the limit and is having a mental health episode. The officer was very calm and level headed.
“I have school today” “No, you have court today” I don’t know why, but I found that hilarious. This super polite and patient officer just matter-of-factly telling her how it is
In the society we live in now people feel they can treat cops however they want, depending on their mood, what they are on, or how drunk they are. I'm from L A. And back in the day, it was be respectful, and you'll get it back! I'm a Latino from a Latino neighborhood, I've seen cops so cool because we were cool! I can't tell you how many times me or one of the homies had traffic warrants. We were cool to them (not kissing their ass either) they would say, "Take care of those warrants," and leave. I've been busted in a park at 3am with spray paint all over my hands (being a stupid kid) and I was given a long lecture by a sheriff about how I'm going to screw my life up if I keep going the way I was.... my point is that most police aren't bad. it's simple human nature, give respect, get respect!!! Faster, you youngsters realize that the better you're going to be! My friends and I were real son of a bitches too!!! These are spoiled ass kids.
Exactly! Kids these days feel entitled bc most of their parents (or just moms) never had the cojones to teach them RESPECT!! What's even worse is half or more of these parents taught them entitlement behavior. Back in the day most kids were more worried if the cops called our parents!😂 I miss those days.😢
Sorry to break it to you but its the exactly the same the other way around a lot of the time sadly Ive had a lot of shit with police for things i have done and things i really havent done Theres just as many douche bags who wanna fill a quota as there are good cops who really wanna help their community and to them most kids try to be respectful Youre seeing a very small fraction of what happens
@@laleona776if parents raised this generation instead of being raised by eachother maybe more would have respect for authority Thats not whats happens tho these kids are raising each other and think these murderers are good role models when theyre not They dont look up to the gangsters like nipsey or tupac who helped their communities even with all the bs they did still turned shit to a degree to help others
Okay, one more comment: I think viewers can clearly see why that young man, who was a focus at the beginning of this video, had a gun in his butt cheeks. Just listen to his mother. It's like she's condoning him caring a firearm, and she doesn't seem to have any concern about the fact that he's only 18 while carrying a concealed and unlicensed firearm, which is a felony at his age. So, simply stated: An enabling mother has created an entitled son. How sad, how pathetic. (I also got the strong feeling that this young man was using "racial profiling" as a way to excuse his behaviors and condemn those of the police officers; but really, that's him exhibiting racist behaviors...if, in fact, that was what was "going down.")
Ppl unfortunately use the race card so much that it is losing its validity. Then if there is a legitimate need for a race card to be used no one will believe you. It’s so sad.
Arrested, laying on the ground, tased, and two of them first question/concern is their phone. What is going on with the total pacifier security blanket of the phone? It makes me so sick and worried. It’s beyond concerning.
I agree with you with respect to your rhetorical question and concerns that follow. I view this need to have a phone in your hand at all times as disgusting, pathetic, and like you were saying, worrisome. We know that this phone epidemic has created a very intense and problematic addiction. I was a kid in the 1950s and a teenager in the 1960s, and "somehow" I thrived just fine without a cell phone. (In those days, of course, our family had just one "rotary dial" telephone in our home, and we survived...)
Because some social media have algorithms that are designed to trigger dopamine releases, those kids were also raised by their parents with those phones. It's literally been their security blanket, secretary in some cases food delivery and only line to the outside world. They surely haven't been allowed outside without one and haven't learned to navigate the world without a phone/mini-pc. Nevermind that many probably live in suburban hells and their friends in an another one so they can't meet and have social interactions and where they wouldn't be out and about alone anyway, that's their parent's and grandparent's fault not the teens.
True! I use my phone for texting, keeping in touch, or here watching videos. I don't see this constant need to be on it all the time. One day i took my daughters phone as well as her friends that were over and made them play uno. I've never seen a more aggressive game in my days. I'm glad i didn't start with monopoly!! They were busy for hours and I walked in and said see you lived without it for 8 hours. You don't need it like that and you guys have socialized more today than a 3 day weekend of constant video sharing. So it became a rule of the house if friends are over no phones for a day. It was nice hearing kids be kids or teens actually.
I was pulled over for a dead tail light at 17 after smoking weed in my car with a friend. I also had a cart and I dropped it between my seat as I was being pulled over. Cop called for backup and they searched my car. Of course, they smelled the pot and they asked me if I had any in the car. I told them I smoked the other day and confessed to the cart in between the driver seat. They confiscated the cart and went on their way. Didn't issue me a ticket for the dead tail light or possession of marijuana. Only thing they told me was to get my car detailed as the rear passenger seats were covered in trash and clothes. Obviously, not all police officers are as cool and understanding, but acting calm and collected goes a long way with law enforcement. Had I acted irrationally I definitely would have caught some charges. It was also freezing and my teeth were chattering sitting on the curb but I was also extremely nervous considering the circumstances but it was definitely more nerves than cold.
20:06 honestly in this case, I can understand why the guy is being temperamental because I’ve had asshole neighbors that call the cops to make up lies. I had a neighbor, call the cops and tell them that my kids were being abused because they were outback, playing and yelling, and doing normal kids stuff on their swingset and my daughter was running around, saying help me help me because her brother was chasing her. There is still a difference between being temperamental and being a violent idiot. Also you can tell these aren’t your average neighbors like I am. These are trash people that drink all day and fight loud and cause problems for their neighbors so I can see both sides of the coin.
They can even be loud and drunk if they want. He wasn't arrested because the neighbors reported a gunshot. He was arrested because when police came to talk to them, instead of just talking calmly with them, explaining that nothing happened and everyone going on with their day, he got angry and started acting aggressive towards the officer and even when given a chance to chill tf out, just kept on taking out his rage on the cops and acting like they were at fault for not immediately believing him about the gunshots.
Man I'd be terrified to call my parents!! Ive told my child if you get arrested because of idiocy don't call me, you sit there till it dawns ur in there bc u were being stupid. Now if its something serious its different but I've said don't call me for dui/dwi bc I'm not bailing you out. I don't approve of driving like that bc u can get someone killed or even yourself so u can sit and suffer.
Why are parents not teaching their kids to be respectful? If one of my sons EVER acted like this, especially to law enforcement, they'd still be grounded and they're in their 40's 😄
I agree that it shouldn't be an automatic search, but it needs to be treated just like being drunk; both cause issues with your critical thinking skills and reaction time. Enjoying either on your own time is fine as long as its safe... EDIT: Fixed a typo. Typing on a phone is hard...
@@RogerDeathGamingagreed truth be told, anything to alter your sober normal mindset, taking it behind the wheel should have you looked at, but not to an extreme measure
Children have been taught all their rights but none of their responsibilities, and we end up in this dire situation where the youth of today have been emotionally crippled
They've been lied to.... mimms vs penn states one does not have the right to refuse to exit a vehicle, resisting doesn't have to be physical and can simply be a verbal refusal to comply. They think they know their rights.
The first clue they haven't been taught their rights is when they get their rights wrong and shout "I know my rights!" Don't need much more than that to know they haven't been taught 💩
The blonde with the DUI got off incredibly lucky. A friend of mine also got a DUI lost her license for a year, spent a few days in jail and had probation and community service. Hats off to the boyfriend for doing the right thing and to the officer for being patient even though that dad mentality came out here and there. Hope she’s doing better.
Was the one girl trying to say that the drink she had was "Noneya" business or is that an actual drink? I wonder sometimes what the reaction of some of the drunks are when they see the body cam footage when they're sober. Are they embarrassed?
Having a medical prescription for the use of cannabis does not grant you the right to drive under its influence. Driving under the influence of cannabis is both extremely illegal and dangerous.
People shouldn't be arrested for smoking weed. How is alcohol perfectly legal and not weed when alcohol causes so much direct harm to people and the economy
Drinking or smoking pot while driving is a reason to be arrested. If they was walking with pot, they should not be arrested. Know the difference. They got exactly what was necessary.
I love how they always act like they’re in charge until the handcuffs come out. Then they want to be kids again.
If the parents don't teach how to act, life will.
They cry like babies
Most adults getting DUIs act that way too.
Yeah, especially Mr. Hide A Gun In My Buttcheeks at 13:08 when the cops had enough of his trying to interfere, then he acts like he’s a kid still when he KNEW he was screwed once they discovered the gun.
It’s always like I didn’t do anything or nothing , I’m pregnant, to I have kids, I have to go home , , I know my rights I can’t breathe all of that!!
Kudos to the boyfriend who spoke calmly with the officers and helped give more information instead of flying off the handle.
It was bad he said she drank, legally speaking. Otherwise he was great. You don't want to admit to stuff.
they were going to figure out she was eventually anyway lol@@hicknopunk
@@hicknopunk he may have said that, but he also told the officer that she was going through something hard, and she was trying to harm herself. He was genuinely concerned for her, and told the officer that. He was concerned for her, and did something as kind as he knew how. That guy? He is such a good guy. I'd say he's a keeper
He's a keeper
Not that it helped, the cop treated a minor having a mental health crisis like she was a monster. He has no self control and lacks the tact a LEO needs.
"I have class today"
"Nope you have **court** today"
😂😂😂
It is really dumb to have a gun up your butt and then freak out so you are arrested and searched.
Right? I was wondering that, all he had to do was shut the fuck up 😂
I think you could have stopped that statement with "It is really dumb to have a gun up your butt". Everything after that just adds to the stupid.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes...
@@Isaac_132I don’t think it was literally up his but, more likely it was hidden in his underwear. If it was in his butt it would be covered in poop
Imagine if the gun goes off and suddenly your whole ass is gone 💀
"I don't carry my firearm in my underwear, clenched between my butt cheeks."
Even in Florida that’s not illegal
Made too much sense. 😂😂😂
Hilarious if it went off 😂
How that officer managed to hold it without getting disgusted by the poop or butt hair on it😅😅
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love when people find out they’re under arrest and start saying “no” like the cop is just gonna say “oh OK I can’t arrest you OK I’ll just go”.
Don't forget not reading them their rights or let them call their atty before they're handcuffed and my favorite they don't consent.
My favorite is "I'M NOT RESISTING!!" while actively resisting 😂
Also, when they say 'I swear' then they think cops will suddenly believe them
How about "SERIOUSLY!"?
@@icake1017the right to an attorney is for during questioning, not during arrest. Same for Miranda rights, that only has to be read to them before questioning. A lot of cops do it upon arrest specifically so any statements made during arrest can be used in court. It’s not against the law for a cop to not say Miranda rights upon arrest.
“Oh no, he asked for my badge number, he got us! Let’s get out of here!”
“he’s just a kid” he’s 23????
It's learned behaviour, of course future astronaut, doctor, rocket science genius, obviously, it's an injustice ☠️😭😂
with a level 2 IQ
Yeah, that Skyler boy isn’t terribly bright is he, lol
@@kevincurr4641he is dumb asf but they didn’t have cause to tackle him without even asking to search him which is why those other two officers tackled him in the first place
He looks more like 32
He had a gun hidden in his butt, and when the mother is told this she asked, "What's he going to jail for?" Well, we no longer have to guess where he inherited his "Stupid" from.
😂😂
I loved how she said that was a legal way to carry a weapon. Acorn doesn't fall far from the tree.
@@icake1017 And if that acorn lands on a cop car....
@@SnackCakes hahaha nice one. I can not believe that happened.
@@icake1017 Fuckin Florida, lol. They got some big ass bugs the size of a sandwich from Subway.
Its super annoying when they're told why they're being arrested and just keep asking why they're being arrested.
Nah fr
I have noticed female criminals do this a lot. Its like their brain can't process they're being held accountable for once and they just start repeating over and over why am I being arrested and they get told over and over but can't process the severity of the situation they put themselves in by endangering everyone with their stupidity
The abandoned house party mom that refuses to accept her precious little baby is caught red-handed with multiple crimes makes me sick. “They were in a house that isn’t theirs…” she interrupts, “how did they get in there?” as if someone like, what, forced them in to the house?
That young man is not a wanna be, he is a gonna be ....thanks to his mom
Why did they have firearms!?
@@hicknopunkme and my buddies would take our .22s out in the woods as kids but not anything like that
Typical thugs at 14. No fathers in their lives, no accountability, and ghetto culture. It's ruining millions of lives
"My son didn't know." Like the new house smell & lack of furniture wasn't huge clue that it was a newly built house.
do they know that
police have bodycams so lying is LITERALLY pointless?
And makes you look worse in the court room.
They too stupid to know that. 😀
Nope most forget nearly all Police have bodycams
The door swings both ways. Cops lie on body cam too. They mute them and turn them off. They pretend to lose footage. It's all subjective from POV. These clowns only watch the police brutality vids and don't watch these vids too. So they're ignorant and completely misinformed. The problem is we live in an entitled "it's not my fault" gaslighting toxic immature Gen Z society. No one takes accountability for their own actions anymore. People are fake P0S, both cops and civilians.
They’re just lying to themselves
The officer handling the girl who had harmed herself was being so nice to her, he 100% didn’t have to do that but he was so patient and helped her get through the process as easily as she would allow herself to in the state she was in. So much respect for the officer and I hope that the girl is doing better now and is receiving help 💙
Yea she didnt seem entitled just seemed to be in a very dark place and mentally drained
Wow, that boyfriend is one of the most calm, rational people I've seen in videos like this. Good man.
18:23 Before I finished watched the whiny “I DIDN’T DO ANYTHING” clip, I was wondering why a 23 y/o was in a video titled “entitled teens”…but after seeing how he acted, he most definitely belongs here.
😂😂😂😂
This one made me laugh so hard. The "we're just dumb drunk idiots"
does he tho? he didnt actually commit a crime and only got physical when the cops grabbed him for no reason
They have yo detain him. They dont know who has a gun or what happened. Him not cooperating with being detains just leads to beong arrested after being uncooperative. @@skyfall0158
@@skyfall0158they had a call of a gun shot, they just needed to detain people, ensure safety(pat downs) then start to figure out what happenned.
The officer with Maired at the holding facility was phenomenal with his patience , restraint, and dignity. My gosh, these officers all deserve a raise.
Of course he's going to be calm, it's a white girl.
I hate that the bad cops cloud over the great cops just trying to make the world a better place.
@@miaria2049 The media is all to blame. Showing cops acting bad brings in bigger ratings than showing cops doing their job.
@@ladycplum agree. Showing the bad stuff makes more people watch but I don't watch news at all anymore because it's all negative. I just read articles and decide for myself what I want to read or not.
Resisting doesn't have to be physical, a simple refusal to comply can constitute Resisting.....
True. Resisting Without Violence.
Doesn't that depend on the state you are in?
@@RaquellePhillips possibly but it seems to be enforced pretty universally. And even if it doesn't technically count as "resisting" and fetch you another charge, all it does is prolong your detainment and make things harder for you in general. Like if you're truly just being detained because they're investigating something, especially something involving multiple people that need to be interviewed, they may ask you to stay in one place, move to another or even handcuff you until they can get to you or get all the info. All resisting those orders or requests does is show that you're unwilling to be cooperate and indicate you may have something to hide so they're going to be looking harder at you than those who do comply and be more likely to believe those people if their story differs from yours and there's no hard evidence. Plus, they can't move on until they've dealt with you and making sure you're staying where you're asked and not trying to hide evidence, sneak up on them or run off.
@@RaquellePhillips they will document it as “resisting without violence” or “failure to comply”- brother is a LEO, that’s what they do in Oregon.
20:26 "I'm 23. She's over f#@&ing 40. Is that legally intoxicated?" I'm not sure that's how intoxication works.
Before I watched that clip, I was wondering why a 23 y/o was in a video titled “entitled teens”…but after seeing how he acted, he most definitely belongs here.
Just so people know, burnt cannabis smells very different from fresh cannabis. You can easily tell if someone has been blazing or just handling the flower.
I work in the cannabis industry and I can confirm that is correct.
@@gimmegoblin221i did for a couple of years till the market crashed myself.
@@DontHurtM3it's a drug that makes you quite slow in the head. I think it's quite good that people take it so syriously
@@Kacszu😂😂😂
@@Kacszuweed does not make you “quite slow in the head”. Don’t speak on things you’re ignorant about.
I appreciate the subtitles, as a non-native speaker, they help me a lot to understand what they are saying.
That’s a weird way to learn English but I’m sure it’s a very entertaining way 😂
Reading subtitles and listening to the voices actually is an excellent way of improving a (foreign) language, in my opinion, besides reading a book or doing something else that involves the language. And you're right, funnily enough, true crime is very entertaining.
That’s cool you can’t speak it but can read it good job to you sir
Well, I am a native English speaker, yet with many of these I really don't know what language they are speaking!
@@Grasdracheyeah, read books to improve my English.
Not a single one of these suspects took their arrest with dignity or stoicism
Многие знают только "я хочу", и не знают что такое "я должен".
Thats the point of the video... Its a compilation of entitled people
I don't think they even know what those words are.
It’s not surprising. People today have no emotional control or discipline for anything.
Young people being raised without a father in the home leads to most of this. Young men never taught to control their emotions or how to talk to other men. They try and handle things like their mother would and men can’t handle things like women do. Men can’t yell and scream and cry and throw a tantrum or they end up in jail or the morgue.
I think I’m addicted to these
I am too! I watch them all day 😂
Me too! All day!
Makes me happy that I'm not moronic when getting a simple traffic stop.
Same
My wife doesn’t like me sometimes
The mother saying her son didn't resist and didn't know the house was abandoned. Wake the hell up. Your son is no angel, kids lie ALL the time. I'm sure this won't be his first problem with the law.
The way she reacted. I feel like we may see him again.
When I was raising my kids I always told them they were guilty until proved innocent. Because when I was a kid I did almost everything I was accused of. Lol
Mercedes has the most annoying voice I've ever heard. Hands down.
SttOOOooppp IIiitTTTaaAh bRoOOo!
omg, can you imagine having to listen to that entitled whine every day? damn
Yeah, that whine was horrible.
Mercedes has really deteriorated as a brand.
Horrible!
"I don't wanna spend my day off in jail!" Man, I feel that.
It's better than missing to tests at uni, trust me.
That boy made me sick. Loud mouth idiot. I feel so sorry for the neighbors
It's always so funny they think there are like schoolyard rules to getting pulled over. "But why were you following me? This isn't fair! Home base, not it, you missed!"
2:02 Cop: “Do you have ID?”
Entitled Jerk Teen: “No, I live right here”
Cop: “ right here in front of this wood pile?” Lolz I was dying! How does you living on that street tell them who you are?
Bro, I actually agree with the two teens on this one. This cop was a total douche through the entire interaction. Firstly, he approached them for no reason. Acted like a dickhead throughout the entire engagement. And was justified in arresting an 18 year old kid over a 2 month expired prescription?
There are drugs likely being trafficked into his community, thieves stealing, domestic abuse, and a plethora of other violent and/or costly crimes being committed. Meanwhile, he is worried about two teenagers who aren't even driving, chilling in a vehicle while eating fast food on a nice summer day. It amazes me that cops are this concerned over some weed.
Thanks for your heroic work, officers! Yall really made the community a lot safer taking these kids off the street. It's no wonder no one has respect for American Law Enforcement.
@@Daniel_TBR Yeah he wound me up, not finished watching yet but they seemed pretty chill compared to the crazies you see on here.
the teens provoked the cops - only an idiot uses these tactics@@dan226343
@@Daniel_TBR "18 year old kid." 18 isn't a kid. 18 is an adult.
@@Daniel_TBR On God. I came to the comments looking for someone with some sense. Who cares about a small joint shared between to kids.
I'll NEVER understand why people aren't like "Yeah sorry officer, I did an oopsie!" No, instead we resist and scream until shit's about to errupt... gosh how dumb are people...
Dude: I ain't scooting back until you give me a f'n vape!
Officer: Why?
Dude: CUZ I CAN'T SEE!
As a glasses wearer, I'm dropping that as an excuse for anything and everything from this day forward.
Patient: Why can't I get my medicine filled today?
Me; CUZ I CAN'T SEE! (hangs up work phone)
Me too! Life is going to be so much easier now, right?
We can pretty much do whatever we want.
"Sorry boss, can come in today, cuz I can't fkn see! Kthxbye"
Lmaoooo such an underrated comment
That boyfriend is a beautiful soul. I wish I'd had someone like him when I was picked up post attempt (no dui/owi). I feel for him and the things he's going through.
The title: "Teens"
The video: a grown ass man with a stuffy nose
I can't even imagine being this disrespectful to police officers, especially if I'm the one in the wrong. All the second kid had to do was stay on the sidewalk and mind his business.
Most really believe that they’re untouchable no matter what they are doing because of being teenagers.
Idk ive been a dick before because cops pull shit with no evidence been pulled off public transit multiple times because kids on the same bus ir train did shit
I took a whole ass nap on the ground bc they pulled me off over a goddamn quarter that someone I DIDNT KNOW threw at a lady
Theres just as many good cops as bad is sumn youve gotta learn growing up, even if you have really good or really bad experiences there will always be some cop that makes your opinion if them change if its all in black and white thinking(not race as in the saying)
Worst part is that it's not just teens who can't follow simple instructions. Like, it always puzzles and fascinates me that people can knowingly and intentionally violate a rule of some kind and truly believe that they didn't do anything wrong at all.
These teenagers blow my mind. When I was a teenager, a long time ago, it would have never entered my mind to argue with or resist a police officer. This bs has gotten beyond ridiculous.
FACT CHECK ✅️ TRUE.. In my day you had this thing called RESOECT. You couldn't imagine how bad things would be when your parents found out.
Let them try it in Mexico or Saudi Arabia
If I got arrested when I was a teenager, I knew I would have been in deep trouble when I got home
To be entirely fair, back in those days cops mostly still deserved the respect you gave them. The vast majority of cops in modern times are absolute dogs.
@@CaptainDCap I hate to break it to you but the vast majority of police encounters aren't like these, where the suspect acts a gd clown, or like the ones where officers are unnecessarily rough or violent. That's why those still stand out. The vast majority of encounters are the ones where police have a good reason to interact with the person/s, everybody cooperates and does their job and everybody just goes home and their lives move on. Police across our country stop or come in contact with tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of people every day. If your statement was true, we'd have like half the population that we do. Police can be a-holes and so can the suspects. Believe that that is the larger percentage is just ignoring reality.
"Noneya" um, I don't know how to spell that! Hilarious
I bet a five second search of first guy's social media would show a selfie with that exact same gun.
The blonde drunk girl, I’d really like to know the whole story. That officer is so beyond patient with her. I feel like he’s a dad who sees his own kid in this situation.
The refusal to tell people the consequences of refusing a sobriety test annoys the hell out of me. Telling them "it's voluntary" and nothing else seems to be entirely intended to get people to refuse because they don't realize they'll immediately be assumed to be drunk and lose their license even if they're completely sober. And she should have been on s*icide watch automatically after the discussion with the boyfriend and observation that she'd cut herself. And the video fails to point out that 0.08 is the limit for adults, and a 19-year-old (depending on the state) is probably supposed to be 0.02 or lower.
@@user-pn2it5ty4ghetold her the consequences and she was over the legal limit idk what else you want him to do lol
@@freuerfanboy He did not tell her "taking the SFSTs is voluntary in that you can either do it or not, but if you refuse, you will automatically lose your license for a year even if you aren't drunk and will go to the jail tonight and will be given a breath test and if you refuse that you get actual charges". The cops in these videos are often as vague as possible about steps, consequences, etc. in order to get people to catch more charges. I don't mind if they phrase it as "taking the test helps you show that you're sober and safe to drive", but "voluntary" means without consequences in most peoples' vocabulary if it's not explained.
@@user-pn2it5ty4g her license was not suspended for a year, only ninety days. Drinking and driving isn’t a new concept, she even stated she had seen videos most likely related to bodycam stuff like this. People know that they will be punished for committing crimes. But I understand that’s not really what you’re talking about.
Cops don’t decide how long someone goes to jail or how long they get a license suspension that’s all decided in court, is it not? He can’t really tell her “you will get your license taken away for this amount of time”
I agree it was vague, but I do think that things like “you’ll be given a breath test again” can wait until she is actually at the station. If he piled on all that stuff like you listed she would probably not understand, and if she was already asking the same question 20 times then it would go nowhere.
It might seem vague at face value to me and you, and I do agree sometimes cops do that to pile on more charges, but she was extremely intoxicated to the point where she was stupid. These things happen in steps, and I think here honestly it was done strategically not to get her to freak out. Or just throw any understanding she might’ve had out the window.
I don’t think him adding all that info when she could barely process the words “6 hours” would do any kind of justice for her case
@user-pn2it5ty4g idk how/why there's people that believe the definition of voluntary is "without consequences". so involuntary is w/ consequences 🤣just doesnt make sense.
"What have you been drinking"
"..Noneya"
him going along w it is tooo good
Maread was honestly the best case here, just a 19yr old who got drunk and made a stupid choice, she was scared and nervous and not mentally well as her bf mentioned, she eventually realized what she did and took responsibility, absolute respect to the cop that handled her and her bf that did everything he could to give info and care to her
she did not take responsibility with grace, though. she acted very entitled so she's not completely mature but she did bear her consequences so thats cool!
Props to the mom and understanding that her daughter is heavily intoxicated and is a danger to herself and others.
36:03 “we’re one direction” not what i expected to hear in this video 😭😭
"Can you please loosen it?" after it's so loose that she was able to slip out of it.
That part had me tripping 😂
The cop with the blonde girl was VERY patient and kind. But also firm and serious, I think he's a really good cop tbh. Especially because DUI is a very serious crime, I think peopple underrate how serious it is.
AHAHA, just got to "I have class today..." "No, you have court today." That's great.
I actually think these kids are just their parents' reflections. A perfect example of the apple not falling far from the tree.
Not in my case thankfully. I could blame my parents, and believe me, the shit they did, you don't want to know.
But I grew up, got a job, an apartment and paid my bills. Never been arrested. Never got a traffic ticket. My parents get no credit for how I turned out.
@@debbie4503 I hear ya, I'm like you. However, that's not these brats' case.
I loved how the officer dealing with the blonde girl spoke. He was so ca and matter of fact lol, but sometimes joked
I can't go into a lot of details, but there were times when I would get stop by cops when I was a teenager in the late 1970s. What calmed the situation and allowed me to leave the interaction on my own and not in handcuffs was my demeanor. If you don't run your mouth and act like an entitled spoiled brat, cops are more likely to respect you and not escalate the situation. Now carrying a gun back then was not a option. This was in DC and only the stick boys used to be armed and they usually carried 22s.
One of my favorite videos is from England where the police harass a perfectly polite, soft-spoken teen for the crime of trying to cross the street at a crosswalk. In this day and age it doesn't seem to matter, cops escalate for fun.
@@Isaac_132 Can't find not even 1 news article that talks about this situation you've stated, so I'm gonna assume it's BS, along with your other notion that "Cops escalate for fun" the statistics prove otherwise.
Nah the second video had me trippin for a sec, guys mom believed that he didn’t need a license to conceal carry a loaded firearm that’s wild 😂
Some states you don't need a license (ie constitutional carry states)... But you'd think you'd know the laws of your own state better.
Well, in their culture, you start carrying a concealed firearm when your a teen, whether it be legal or not, and the less they pretend to know, the more of a victim they can pretend to be.
Mercedes sounds like a billy goat. Can't imagine having to live with that whine every day while trying to have conversations or teach a class. And I bet her friends tell her "Girl, you got the sweetest voice. You should be a singer!"
She’s so dumb she doesn’t know “I’m literally not doing nothing” means she’s literally doing something.
I dont think the 19 year old was entitled she was just over double the limit and is having a mental health episode. The officer was very calm and level headed.
"Excellent, that's the right choice." 😂
It's the one smart thing she did.
"he didnt do nun!"
Officer: literally holding evidence that he infact did sum
11:30 The name of his debut rap album will be "I didn't DO ANYTHING!" With the MEGA hit lead single " I was ON the that Muthafukin sidewalk YO"
He pull what out of what his a** .He so drama.😮😂
The slippers on the first dude 😂😂
Cop: "He was in possession of a concealed firearm and was resisting."
Mom: "Why is he going to jail!?"
“I have school today”
“No, you have court today”
I don’t know why, but I found that hilarious. This super polite and patient officer just matter-of-factly telling her how it is
In the society we live in now people feel they can treat cops however they want, depending on their mood, what they are on, or how drunk they are. I'm from L A. And back in the day, it was be respectful, and you'll get it back! I'm a Latino from a Latino neighborhood, I've seen cops so cool because we were cool! I can't tell you how many times me or one of the homies had traffic warrants. We were cool to them (not kissing their ass either) they would say, "Take care of those warrants," and leave. I've been busted in a park at 3am with spray paint all over my hands (being a stupid kid) and I was given a long lecture by a sheriff about how I'm going to screw my life up if I keep going the way I was.... my point is that most police aren't bad. it's simple human nature, give respect, get respect!!! Faster, you youngsters realize that the better you're going to be! My friends and I were real son of a bitches too!!! These are spoiled ass kids.
I just generally do whatever cops say and they let me off with a ticket or a warning.
Exactly! Kids these days feel entitled bc most of their parents (or just moms) never had the cojones to teach them RESPECT!! What's even worse is half or more of these parents taught them entitlement behavior. Back in the day most kids were more worried if the cops called our parents!😂 I miss those days.😢
@@laleona776 exactly 💯
Sorry to break it to you but its the exactly the same the other way around a lot of the time sadly
Ive had a lot of shit with police for things i have done and things i really havent done
Theres just as many douche bags who wanna fill a quota as there are good cops who really wanna help their community and to them most kids try to be respectful
Youre seeing a very small fraction of what happens
@@laleona776if parents raised this generation instead of being raised by eachother maybe more would have respect for authority
Thats not whats happens tho these kids are raising each other and think these murderers are good role models when theyre not
They dont look up to the gangsters like nipsey or tupac who helped their communities even with all the bs they did still turned shit to a degree to help others
Okay, one more comment: I think viewers can clearly see why that young man, who was a focus at the beginning of this video, had a gun in his butt cheeks. Just listen to his mother. It's like she's condoning him caring a firearm, and she doesn't seem to have any concern about the fact that he's only 18 while carrying a concealed and unlicensed firearm, which is a felony at his age. So, simply stated: An enabling mother has created an entitled son. How sad, how pathetic. (I also got the strong feeling that this young man was using "racial profiling" as a way to excuse his behaviors and condemn those of the police officers; but really, that's him exhibiting racist behaviors...if, in fact, that was what was "going down.")
This is standard equipment for them.
Ppl unfortunately use the race card so much that it is losing its validity. Then if there is a legitimate need for a race card to be used no one will believe you. It’s so sad.
Arrested, laying on the ground, tased, and two of them first question/concern is their phone. What is going on with the total pacifier security blanket of the phone? It makes me so sick and worried. It’s beyond concerning.
I agree with you with respect to your rhetorical question and concerns that follow. I view this need to have a phone in your hand at all times as disgusting, pathetic, and like you were saying, worrisome. We know that this phone epidemic has created a very intense and problematic addiction. I was a kid in the 1950s and a teenager in the 1960s, and "somehow" I thrived just fine without a cell phone. (In those days, of course, our family had just one "rotary dial" telephone in our home, and we survived...)
Because some social media have algorithms that are designed to trigger dopamine releases, those kids were also raised by their parents with those phones. It's literally been their security blanket, secretary in some cases food delivery and only line to the outside world. They surely haven't been allowed outside without one and haven't learned to navigate the world without a phone/mini-pc. Nevermind that many probably live in suburban hells and their friends in an another one so they can't meet and have social interactions and where they wouldn't be out and about alone anyway, that's their parent's and grandparent's fault not the teens.
True! I use my phone for texting, keeping in touch, or here watching videos. I don't see this constant need to be on it all the time. One day i took my daughters phone as well as her friends that were over and made them play uno. I've never seen a more aggressive game in my days. I'm glad i didn't start with monopoly!! They were busy for hours and I walked in and said see you lived without it for 8 hours. You don't need it like that and you guys have socialized more today than a 3 day weekend of constant video sharing. So it became a rule of the house if friends are over no phones for a day. It was nice hearing kids be kids or teens actually.
Amazing how they think if they yell louder and repeat the same thing over and over they will be set free....
Well, Skyler isn't the one who should be arrested from that point actually. There were really no reasons.
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@@gimmegoblin221 dad? Is that you ? You finally came back dad
I was pulled over for a dead tail light at 17 after smoking weed in my car with a friend. I also had a cart and I dropped it between my seat as I was being pulled over. Cop called for backup and they searched my car. Of course, they smelled the pot and they asked me if I had any in the car. I told them I smoked the other day and confessed to the cart in between the driver seat. They confiscated the cart and went on their way. Didn't issue me a ticket for the dead tail light or possession of marijuana. Only thing they told me was to get my car detailed as the rear passenger seats were covered in trash and clothes. Obviously, not all police officers are as cool and understanding, but acting calm and collected goes a long way with law enforcement. Had I acted irrationally I definitely would have caught some charges. It was also freezing and my teeth were chattering sitting on the curb but I was also extremely nervous considering the circumstances but it was definitely more nerves than cold.
Skyler got arrested for resisting arrest but had no means of being arrested in the first place to be resisting said arrest
Thanks for this awesome compilation! 🙏🏻
Skyler claiming the cops are "dumb as f*ck" is kind of ironic..
Skyler sounds like Velma from scooby doo “where’s my glasses, I can’t see without my glasses!” 😂
He can still fight and run his mouth though.
As an "ex" drug addict, i can instantly tell that Mercedes was high on xanax or some other benzos...
"JUST EATEN MY WENDY'S. MINDING MY OWN BUSINESS"😂
20:06 honestly in this case, I can understand why the guy is being temperamental because I’ve had asshole neighbors that call the cops to make up lies. I had a neighbor, call the cops and tell them that my kids were being abused because they were outback, playing and yelling, and doing normal kids stuff on their swingset and my daughter was running around, saying help me help me because her brother was chasing her. There is still a difference between being temperamental and being a violent idiot. Also you can tell these aren’t your average neighbors like I am. These are trash people that drink all day and fight loud and cause problems for their neighbors so I can see both sides of the coin.
They can even be loud and drunk if they want. He wasn't arrested because the neighbors reported a gunshot. He was arrested because when police came to talk to them, instead of just talking calmly with them, explaining that nothing happened and everyone going on with their day, he got angry and started acting aggressive towards the officer and even when given a chance to chill tf out, just kept on taking out his rage on the cops and acting like they were at fault for not immediately believing him about the gunshots.
YOU DONT HAVE TO GIVE COPS NO OUNCE OF RESPECT ,NO LAW WAS BROKEN YOU TIRANT
@@mommy2libras
I know my parents would be like "Lock em up!" "You screwed up so you pay for it dumbass." When I did get home I would be in for a butt whoopin.
That’s what I’m thinking, it’s crazy to me that some parents were just like, acting as if they didn’t care.
Man I'd be terrified to call my parents!! Ive told my child if you get arrested because of idiocy don't call me, you sit there till it dawns ur in there bc u were being stupid. Now if its something serious its different but I've said don't call me for dui/dwi bc I'm not bailing you out. I don't approve of driving like that bc u can get someone killed or even yourself so u can sit and suffer.
No butt whoopin if you take a page out that guy hiding a gat in his ass
Why are parents not teaching their kids to be respectful? If one of my sons EVER acted like this, especially to law enforcement, they'd still be grounded and they're in their 40's 😄
The black dude with the gun in his pants and the next guy fighting the cops about not having a gun are so lucky they didn’t get tazed.
19:25 i like this lady lol if only skyler could listen to his aunt
Asking the police to “keep hitting me” is an interesting technique. 🤔
He was using the old rope a dope. He hoping they would punch themselves out and get tired. Then he would have the upper hand.
I laugh when they act all big n bad until they get arrested. Then they turn into big babies.
It's hard to blame the kids. Their parents are part of a society that teaches throwing a tantrum is how you get what you want.
The cop killed me when he said MariJUAna lol
Acting like they just busted a million dollar coke operation too 😂
I was like “Wow THAT guy sure sounds like he has a gun up his butt!” and I was right.
Thanks for serving up some accountability! They deserve it!
"I wasn't even resisting... Y'all are fucking STRONG"
got me lmao, I'm surprised the cops didn't burst out laughing
I'm 70 and will be glad when the smell of marijuana isn't a reason to pull anyone out of their car and/or search it. Just my opinion..
I agree that it shouldn't be an automatic search, but it needs to be treated just like being drunk; both cause issues with your critical thinking skills and reaction time. Enjoying either on your own time is fine as long as its safe...
EDIT: Fixed a typo. Typing on a phone is hard...
I would Find Marijuana very Calming!!! But would NEVER take it in Car. Or Drive right after.
Unfortunately it's ILLEGAL in Louisiana.
@@RogerDeathGamingagreed truth be told, anything to alter your sober normal mindset, taking it behind the wheel should have you looked at, but not to an extreme measure
Children have been taught all their rights but none of their responsibilities, and we end up in this dire situation where the youth of today have been emotionally crippled
They've been lied to.... mimms vs penn states one does not have the right to refuse to exit a vehicle, resisting doesn't have to be physical and can simply be a verbal refusal to comply.
They think they know their rights.
The first clue they haven't been taught their rights is when they get their rights wrong and shout "I know my rights!" Don't need much more than that to know they haven't been taught 💩
@@ninjajack5568blame frauditors and SovCits. They are the ones out there telling people laws are unconstitutional and to resist anything lawful.
The blonde with the DUI got off incredibly lucky. A friend of mine also got a DUI lost her license for a year, spent a few days in jail and had probation and community service. Hats off to the boyfriend for doing the right thing and to the officer for being patient even though that dad mentality came out here and there. Hope she’s doing better.
“The firearm clenched between his bum cheeks.” The supervisor:
👁️👄👁️
The common problem here is JUST LISTEN TO THE COP!!!!
I LOVE Aunt Jaime!!! We all need an aunt like her... "We're just drunk dumb fucks"
That absolutely killed me 😂😂😂
What have u been drinking? Girl: 'Noneya' 😂😂
I love how the first one keeps calling her boyfriends name like it matters even if he showed up
The way Mercedes cried was like nails on a chalk board
If these girls had fathers in the home they would know one of the worst things is to cry like that to a man. It makes us lose all sympathy.
Was the one girl trying to say that the drink she had was "Noneya" business or is that an actual drink?
I wonder sometimes what the reaction of some of the drunks are when they see the body cam footage when they're sober. Are they embarrassed?
She meant "nunya biz". Cop played it off to make her look even stupider.
If I talked that way to my grandmother the cops I wouldn't need to go to jail because I'd be in a grave.
Having a medical prescription for the use of cannabis does not grant you the right to drive under its influence. Driving under the influence of cannabis is both extremely illegal and dangerous.
I CANNOT stand when a passerby interfere not knowing NOTHING c'mon now.
People shouldn't be arrested for smoking weed. How is alcohol perfectly legal and not weed when alcohol causes so much direct harm to people and the economy
Drinking or smoking pot while driving is a reason to be arrested. If they was walking with pot, they should not be arrested. Know the difference. They got exactly what was necessary.
They should be arrested if they're DRIVING
@@cacu3989they were parked tho and apparently lived right there.
@@WhoTao...You can't legally smoke pot in public when you are inside your car, you can get charged for DUI.
When she said None-Ya I thought she was being sassy like none ya business 😂 but it’s an actual drink 😂
Always remember that if you get involved with the police, it doesn't matter nearly as much what they say as it does how you respond.
"as her boyfriend what can I do?"
officer "nothing" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
,My kid wouldnt have the stupidly to do anything like this, This is the parents fault 100%
I spent 37 years teaching high school English. I can personally attest that there is nothing as disturbingly malicious as a teenage girl.
Awww, poor Bridget. Somehow she lost her tough girl act & became a giant tantrum throwing toddler.....OMG!!! She's magic😂