I have to admit, I impersonated a police officer for years. No one ever caught me either. I had a badge and cuffs and everything. I was a bicycle officer. I knew real cops but they had no idea what I was doing behind their backs. Then I turned 7.
That second case demonstrates why impersonating a police officer is such a serious offence. That woman was compliant, cooperative and even told her husband to back off because she truly thought he was an officer. Imagine if this guy was a home invader, she’d be completely helpless.
@Ravenpinscher you are correct. Unfortunately, cops are mostly brain dead and don't know that. Look up thay pregnant woman who got pitted on the highway for taking too long (in the cops opinion) to find a safe place to pull over
@@pipermccool - A cop told me if a civilian car flashes the lights and pulls you over, a uniformed, badged person with body armor better step out of that car. I knew a badass, and super cool cop, that fished for turds in a souped up manky looking vehicle. A lot of creeps act like good people if they know a PD cruiser has eyes on them. It's a real thing. Creepy stuff.
_"Are you a police officer?"_ _"Well, I'm living as a temporary full-time commissioned reserve. That is, I used to be - and I have that badge from the previous time I wasn't not on and off duty. Plus I talked to the Chief: it was a picture of him - he was smiling in it"._
@@julioramirez8768 For your context, he explain the guy is not a police, what he did and cuffs you was wrong. Do you want him to go to jail? 😂😂😂 her face after that got me dead on the floor
What annoyed me is how the actual cop was rude to her. She was traumatized. Imagine some one shows up and handcuffs you for no reason…yeah, I’m not gonna be all happy and chipper either
Then you haven't met many Vietnamese families before. Man I had neighbors just like that family and they think they are all that matters in the world. They play their music loud all the time. They constantly yell and fight among themselves. They always have loud chickens running around. They only respect other Vietnamese. If you ask them nicely to turn the music down because you have to work in the morning they tell you to F**k off. If you argue with one of them the entire household empties out and gangs up on you. They are absolutely neighbors from hell. The only neighbors I had that lived similarly were a family of Mexicans. The reason I loved the Mexicans and couldn't stand the Vietnamese was the Mexicans were considerate, helpful and took the time to tell you in advance when they were going to be playing music and being loud. They would also watch tour property and keep it safe when you are out of town. I have had Mexican neighbors a few times and they were always great.
she was going overboard and obnoxious. Not defending the guy but she was dramatizing. They are loud and inconsiderate people. She would not spit on you to save your life unless there was a dollar for her involved.
The best part is how REAL POLICE OFFICERS found out that Casey Williams is guilty and a liar and they weren't just to let Casey off the hook and ended up getting arrested. The case is solved. Nobody is above the law.
That second man gives me chills. He felt so justified and putting a random woman and cuffs to punish her and her husband… It wouldn’t shock me if he’s killed someone before.
Fun fact: It turned out when Casey was fired from pickway, he wasn't decertified as a police officer. He was given a plea deal for attempted improper handling of a firearm, and the impersonating an officer charge was dropped. I must have seen this guy on at least 4 or 5 different compilations by now, but some content 'creators' do better research than others when it comes to the aftermath.
Second cop is a total jerk. That poor woman is terrified and in pain, barely speaks the language, doesnt know who is, or is not a cop, and all he can do is tell her to stip yelling, and her broken english is bad.
I love the officer and detective talked about it not being very cut and dry for the last one, and then immediately turning to the suspect and saying this is textbook.
I do armed contract security for the feds and it's really annoying how many guys I work with that legitimately think that they are police officers or some form of sworn law enforcement. We do have some minor power and authority to detain and search people but that's only when we are physically on federal property.
This is why the seasonal volunteers often don't ever go on to be real cops. Hey believe hey are real cops despite their role to primarily be observers to call in the real police..
Yeah, this is bonkers. I'm a US Army veteran and when I got out, I worked in Federal Law Enforcement and later trained private security officers. Having that experience really helped shaped my approach to how I designed curriculum. Sadly, a large part of my training was on how to teach my officers in how to think critically and provide scenarios on what NOT to do. Most of their mistakes were truly just immensely dumb and could have been avoided with just a smidgen of reason.
"This is textbook impersonating a law enforcement officer". How is he gonna say that with a straight face when they weren't even 100% sure they had enough to charge him in the first place.
@@pretzel2558 the original commenter is saying it’s weird for him to say “this is TEXTBOOK impersonating” when they couldn’t even decide whether or not they should charge him in the first place. if it’s so “textbook” why did it take them that long to deliberate at all? hmm
so much respect for the woman in the second scenario for keeping a cool head and even having the foresight to keep the cuffs on so the fake cop couldn't deny it when the police did arrive
Well the man who cuffed her attempted to uncuff her and she refused so it was pretty smart. And the husband didn’t do anything because she told him not to. All around level headed@@antonionorton5949
This happened to me recently at a plaza while I was eating. “Security” came up me and told me I was not allowed to be eating at there because the restaurant directly next to the table was closed. He threatened to have me arrested if I didn’t leave. I could tell something was off because he was fumbling thru his words (also people eat there all the time). I contacted the restaurant a few minutes later and they said they didn’t have security & called the cops on him
That's not what the first one was, literally just a guy doing as he was told, trying to make money. Can't you relate? Do you not feel things? Get off the internet and toutch grass.
@@OutrageousOnPurposeeven if he worked for some Jeremy DeWitte type that told him to do something, he should use his own little brain. It was pretty obvious that he knew he screwed up, if you couldn't read between the lines and catch his lies, you may be the one that needs to step outside.
“I’m having a hard time understanding your broken English” he needs to hang around more international folks because it was not hard to understand her at all
I don't know. I grew up in Florida, surrounded by Latinos. I can understand most Spanish accented English and Portuguese accented English, but I sometimes struggle to understand some Latinos. Hell, I'm a native English speaker, but I struggle understanding Cockneys and Scots. Accents can be funny like that. I can take you to places in Louisiana and Texas, where you wouldn't understand anything, despite folks speaking English. Telling someone they're ignorant for not understanding what someone else says is peak ignorance, kid.
he may not have had much experience talking to people with vietnamese accents. Upon recognizing this he immediately called in an officer who could speak with them in their first language. Very well handled by the officer.
It is really important that these types of manipulative individuals do not try to become 1) church leaders 2) business managers or 3) pretend to be a law enforcement officer. Sadly, all these categories are over populated with these types. So hard for the average person to be aware of this kind of behavior pattern. 😢
The fact that she said this is America & laws are different shows she’s aware and common sense thinking of someone who’s a foreigner. I feel that way when I go to Jamaica. You can’t just act all sorts of ways. But, the man that cuffed her is beyond entitled. He deserves everything coming
I doubt they did much to the.. Florida is bad bad when it comes to prosecution of impersonators . If you want to see a crazy ride of 4 years of impersonation look up Jeremy Dewitte. Plus he was convicted of sex crime of a 13 year old girl. He has a story that he met her in a bar but the real story is that he lived with a family and gave her rides to Sophomore classes. She eventually gave in so he would stop other was he was victimizing her. He was faceing 85 years and served 13 months. Florida is a criminal haven.
@@healthy2202 Oh god, Jeremy! What a huge pile of human excrement. I've seen so many videos featuring him, but it's been a couple of years since. I take it he's still up to his usual ridiculousness!?!
The Vietnamese cop told he what to say and what she had to do she had clue what to say before the Vietnamese cop arrived to the scene I’m not saying the old man was in the right but it’s disgusting how immigrants are taking over our country you liberal idiots think it’s ok
Especially when he didn't oull the cop over and they police admitted it wasn't "cut and dry" and then told the perp "clear case of impersonation." Only the cops are lying in the 3rd case.
@@mellistotheMAX yep. Cop was probably speeding. Dude told him to slow down. Cop got pissed and followed him. The cops saying “well maybe it’s enough” is just such a bad look.
"Officer... I printed out a Police Officer Certificate online, bought a badge at The Dollar Tree, and even talked with the Chief...and he promised me that I am a real Police Officer" hahahahaha
That officer was rude to that Vietnamese family. They were rightfully upset about the situation. That's not how you talk to people who are in distress.
@@KeoniProductions Right. I got the story just fine from what they said. It takes listening to understand and not prejudging. He must have been sick on the sensitivity training day.
I wouldn’t say he was rude? What was rude? Some people can’t understand broken English. All he did was ask for a officer so that they could get the full story.
I agree the broken English comment was definitely degrading and I think they could have explained it better than they did and could say they were having trouble understanding instead of making it the victims fault America used to be a place to get a better life for immigrants who came here and did things right it’s a shame this whole country has fallen short of the promises of freedom
@@Joe-ic3oe i mean the way he talked to her was aggressive and the whole “can you stop yelling” comment is very passive. he could’ve just told her to calm down his patients seems low and i mean she was probably handcuffed tight and for who knows how long
I'm kind of torn by the last case. The detective's right, if he tried to pull the guy over, got out of his car, flashed a badge, it would be cut and dry impersonation, but from what the security guard and off duty officer said, they just wanted him to slow down, and overextended his powers from his job he wasn't on the clock for. I'm glad he wasn't arrested , but driving with a suspended license is just a bruh moment.
Yeah if he minded his on business he would not have been "found out". Also they got sour that an African descendant tried to tell one of their boys to drive straight 😂. And it's Florida soo not surprised
Do security guards have lights on their cars though? I'm not from the US so I don't know. It's just unnerving to think that as a regular citizen I wouldn't be able to tell the cars and uniforms apart. He could have fooled me and taken advantage of the situation
@shareefpeoples5317 I dont think anyone saw any evidence of racism, you're just loosely applying a stereotype which is actually one of the things racism is about.
@@TheCrazyOgre sure its not definitive that they hold some prejudice but in ol Florida its a possibility with their ideas on the black experience throughout history. I already stated the guy should have not tried to talk to a speeding cop because its dumb and he should have known it would bruise their ego. And they would have an itch to get him for anything
The police officer who reported to the Vietnamese family pissed me off. They've just been approached by a mad man, cuffed and he had a gun, and you're telling them to calm down and quit yelling like THEY did something wrong. Then you actually have the audacity to ask them what THEY did wrong to make him come over and trespass on their property and HANDCUFF SOMEONE. There's a way to get a story, and then there's a way to victim-blame. At least they got someone who could speak the family's language there to help translate, and someone with some sense interviewed the psycho with the cuffs and gun. Outrageous.
that 2nd one hit home. one thing that bugs me is calling it broken english. the only confusing thing asides from them all talking at once was calling it "locked my wife" instead of "handcuffed my wife" and that was very easy to figure out. still glad there was a vietnamese speaking officer nearby who served her well and made her feel comfortable ❤
yeah i was like what are you confused about??? all of them just told you exactly what happened lmao. i understand bc sometimes it is certainly tough to understand broken english when english is all you can speak, but that family maybe missed like one proper word per sentence and he couldn’t understand🤣like before he asked for the other officer they very clearly stated in english that that man came into their home yelling that he was an officer, handcuffed his wife and had a gun and badge. like wtf else do you need them to tell you!!!
The 1st cop in the second scenario was an asshat. They said he walked into their house and handcuffed the wife, all while carrying a gun, and he asks “what were you doing to make him do that”?! Wtf… they basically explained a home invasion and he asks what the victims did to deserve it?
Same thought. Florida fuck boy with a badge. The irony is he likely isn’t fit for duty, yet there he is getting a man who might’ve actually been fit for duty, arrested for telling him to slow down.
Doesn’t matter. You cannot operate as an officer of the law or identify yourself as an officer of the law if you’re not an officer of the law. If he had concerns, he should have gotten the license plate, pulled over, and called 911. He shouldn’t have tried to perform an unlawful stop. He’s still the idiot here.
@@mc-rn8ro Omar never identified himself as the officer of the law or was he impersonating a police officer.. In fact the detective says” “It’s a shame he wasn’t getting him to pullover, that would have made it more cut and dry”. But they still filed. As for officer Zachary, this won’t be the first or last time he will be in news, making his police department “”proud””
@@Sara.Rose. yeah just completely ignore that fact that he was driving around with a 3 year suspended liscense, and telling other people how they should drive. Yall are all clowns
I’m a little frustrated with the first cop of the Vietnamese people. Obviously there was a language barrier, but I could understand them just fine. And to those saying the Vietnamese lady was being annoying-Please do not become police officers. She is a lady that was handcuffed unprovoked and was in pain and obviously in distress. We already have enough unsympathetic officers already. Also the last two officers in that situation were great.
@@theripper121 I understood them fine, and so have others. The man came and ‘locked’ (handcuffed) the wife, (and she was handcuffed,) and that he ‘came too many time’, meaning this is not the first time he’s probably harassed them. Did you not understand what they were saying yourself? Genuinely asking, but I don’t use tones.
@@GreatflabbergastedKind of irrelevant if you or I could understand them. You and I weren't there. If he felt at the time it would impede the investigation why not just get an officer there that speaks the language? You reading way too much into it.
that sounds like a good idea untill he insists hes a real officer, then loses his patience, then decides hes in danger and decides to try to use the weapon. then you have a fight over a weapon and mostly likely a fatal shooting. i think, considering the current environment, they did an excellent job of determining facts before taking action, calm and collectively presenting the facts and giving him an option to not turn it into a possibly deadly situation. we can look at something that happens and decided there are a million ways to deal with it, but the fact is there was a weapon involved and no incident occurred. every one went home safe, and thats a W.
Absolutluy love your format on your videos. I see too many videos that describe what is about to ahppen and then when the video plays, they "spoil" the rest of the video. Def worth a subscription
@@BR-re7oz Oh fuck off, it's an added qualification when someone speaks a second language. I doubt they hired him JUST because he spoke Viet. And yes, in a large city like Hanoi around places where there are foreigners they will have bilingual police.
I was raised in an Asian household, and I can tell you right now that lady was making pretty decent sense with her English. Cop needs to do a bit better with empathy.
yeah she was also hamming it up, but perfectly understandable. I know a few Viet ladies who get all loud and dramatic like that then quickly calm down and take a phone call
That part passed me off so much. There was nothing "broken" with their English! If your a full grown adult that doesn't understand accents, you may need more cultural exposure. IJS!
@@fraudieYT"Hamming it up" is a pretty harsh assessment given some psycho invaded her private residence, handcuffed her, traumatized her and her family, and left her in restraints.
I used to be one of these guys. I patroled my neighborhood with a fake badge and i had handcuffs and a fake gun. I did this through the day until my parents called me in for dinner 😂
People like him only want power, and they’ll do whatever they can to get control over others. They’re worthless to society and shouldn’t have any rights
I don't pity him at all. The real cops are bad enough. We don't need lunatics out here impersonating the police and directing traffic or whatever dude thought he was doing.
These frauds may look harmless but imagine if they stop a lone female, 'arrest' & handcuff her then kidnap her & so on. They're as dangerous as it gets because they also undermine the trust the public must have in law enforcement
He still had multiple driving suspensions (and thus didn't have a valid driving license) He wasn't exactly innocent but a 2k bond is reasonable considering like the video said, he wasn't fully impersonating a police officer like the first guy
I remember being a cop in the town I grew up in. It was a tough beat, kids were smartasses and always stealing stuff. Then after we caught them it was their turn to be cops and we got to be the robbers, always a fun game during summer break
The second incident with the handcuffed Vietnamese lady. It kind of shows cops implicit bias if that was a white person handcuffed out there and a Vietnamese man. And even after the man admitted he had cuff the lady. There's still all like super chill with him and seem to be annoyed at the Vietnamese people.
@@CaptainRockoBD As soon as the cops knew he handcuffed somebody that was enough grounds to put him in handcuffs and charge him all the time they spent talking to him, ETC. Is what I am talking about if that would have been the other way around they would have handcuffed him immediately because it was immediately clear that he committed a crime
they do that on purpose, they act like they are buddies and let the guy talk himself into an easy conviction, if they roll up and put him in cuffs he'll shut up and want a lawyer, they act all friendly and casual to keep him talking while they record it
Man, on the second story, when the poor wife said that the neighbor had a gun and that she was scared, that broke my heart. The first cop could've been a little bit softer with her too.
I feel bad for that last guy. Seems like he hurt the ego of an off duty cop and they pulled the squad up to get the guy for whatever they could. Even the officer they consulted was like "I mean probably not he didn't pull anyone over" and they have the nerve to turn around and call it "textbook" Maybe he just comes off as a lot more sympathetic compared to the other dumbasses in this video
I felt sorry for the Vietnamese lady. Vietnamese people are super friendly . I have had friends in Vietnam for 25 years or more. I teach English to them and know basic Vietnamese. I can't believe that man did that. Some people are just really crazy out there. Tam Biet = bye :)
I feel so bad for that Vietnamese family :( I grew up next to a family from Vietnam and they have wonderful culture, history and people. I can't stand that liar bastard who cuffed that poor lady and traumatized that entire family.
These fake cops really upset me off bc I don't want my mother or my children to come in contact with these people on a power trip doing something illegal to them. The punishment needs to be harsher, so no one will want to do this!
This is a big irrational fear of mine. I know someone who was assaulted by a fake cop when he pulled her over. It's really scary how easy it is for bad people to exploit people's inherent fear of disobeying the police.
By definition, your fear is not irrational. Knowing there are people out there who do this, and personally knowing a victim of a violent police impersonator, pretty much justifies your fear. If you're ever too scared to pull over for a cop car, just drive safely to the nearest police station.
@@eternalstudent7461no… just no. Don’t don’t do that. This will end in charges. If there’s a police car behind you and a police officer in uniform gets out of the car. DO NOT LEAVE AND DRIVE OFF. Your fear is absolutely irrational in the way of being attacked by a great white shark is irrational. As in yes it happens but the chances are so low that being scared of a great white makes no sense.
@@eternalstudent7461Can you do that? If you don’t park you car immediately and just keeps going (he wouldn’t know that you’re heading for a station) wouldn’t he assume you’re disobeying the order to stop?
@@Stoireliusyeah no don’t listen to him unless the suspicion is real. Would only be allowed if the car is unmarked. But not stopping for a marked police car with the police body work and everything would be a bad idea. Good way to get ordered out of the car and on the ground lol.
Pretty crazy how calm the woman sounded once she got someone she can speak comfortably with. EDIT DOWN BELOW!! I was being sarcastic when I said it was crazy. Just wanna be clear.
@@UteRedthe lady who didn’t speak English sounded loud and crazy but once someone who spoke her native tongue was present she explained everything calmly.
It’s common place for this to occur. I work with a lot of foreign nationals here in the UK and it always amazes me how people assume they are stupid or crazy because of how they speak English. But this is their second language and it really is truly difficult to not just master a second language but perfect the nuances of it. I don’t think this officer was doing it deliberately but he did what a lot of my colleagues have done and I’m sure a good amount of the viewers of this video and assumed a lot. These people are often highly educated and have lived king and full lives and as soon as you hear them interact with other people from their own country, they come to life. It’s just an observation and no hate to anyone, but always bare in mind that if you’re talking to someone and they are using a second or third language their could still be some barriers there even if they seem fluent. Also, if you can’t speak a second language you’re in no place to judge someone who can ☺️
The old guy that cuffed the woman got really lucky something bad didn’t happen to him if he would have done that to the wrong person he would be listening to music at his funeral 😂
“This guy came over he’s got a gun he’s pretending to be a police officer he locked up my wife (in handcuffs obviously) he’s done this a couple times it’s not his first we repeat he has a gun” “YOURE VIETNAMESE???!!!!!!!” “I’m scared please help” “STOP YELLINGGGGG” This lady basically got kidnapped at her own house by an armed individual who’s been harassing them and impersonating a cop but the cop is more bothered by her inability to stay calm.
Dude got her out of the handcuffs and specified where they were from and later on called an officer who knew vietnamese, nothing wrong with that. Yeah, he might've sounded a little annoyed, but hey, come on
Love the second case showing how important proper communication is! The officer asked for backup who was able to speak vietnamese because he couldnt understand them explaining. Super correct reaction instead of letting himself be affected by it. You can tell the woman visibly calms down and doesn't have to explosivly explain herself in a foreign language additionally to being in a scary situation.
The officer was kind of a dick. He got annoyed with an old lady who was falsely imprisoned by her neighbor, and basically told her to shut up. He then said he couldn’t understand her “broken English” (saying I’m having a hard time understanding you is much a simpler), which was unnecessary and demonstrates how annoyed he was with her. It’s a good example of how hard it is for foreigners to get help from the police. He seemed to not want to deal with them anymore, hence the calling for another officer to “translate.” Even I can understand what she’s trying to say and I don’t speak a word of Vietnamese. If he shut up and listened he would have gotten the gist of what was going on.
@@twizlemofficial7326he could’ve missed important details that he might’ve not understood so why would he not call a translator? And so what if he said it’s broken English, it is… big deal he sounded a bit rude would have been much different if he took the side of the fake officer or just ignored the woman. Nobody there cared about his choice of words even the woman who understood but you do for someone reason.
Circa 11:52: "I'm a former officer up in New York ..." That's nice. I'm a former Police Explorer Scout, a former emergency dispatcher, and a former parking enforcement officer in two jurisdictions. Did you notice the common thread running through all of these descriptions, yours and mine? Yes, that's right: It's that pesky word ... former! I don't assist police officers by virtue of the fact that I was a Police Explorer, I don't dispatch calls by virtue of the fact that I was a dispatcher, and I don't write parking tickets by virtue of the fact that I was a parking enforcement officer. And you, Sir, are not entitled to do ANYTHING you did as a police officer by virtue of your FORMER sworn status! See how that works??!!!
It was a fair question, actually. Seven years on that shift doesn't mean 7 years on the force. Nights would be expected to be more experienced cops since supervision is going to be reduced - any cop with the rank to be a supervisor is going to push to be on a day shift. Overnights are miserable, especially in an apartment.
A lot of these guys (and it's almost always a guy) are incapable of even meeting the basic bar of being a real officer, but love the idea that they can be an authority figure.
People that do that have a serious kink in their brain. Read John Douglas's books, like Mindhunter, who explains better than I can why it's a sign of a seriously disturbed person.
If i was the cop stopping Omar, i woudlve just gave him a FAT ticket and confiscated his car but not arrest him. I feel like he just needed to get a quick reality check to understand how close he was to being charged.
@@MrFazerloginthis is simply false. In this case the officers had full discretion, and there’s an arguement to be made that they should not have charged him under the law. He didn’t actually violate any laws and I’m almost positive the case was dismissed.
Ahh man your analysis and pacing of your videos are right where I like them. You know just when to jump in and give additional info. Great quality, youre going to blow up soon I can feel it!
The first 2 pretended to be cops and had made it very clear they were pretending. This guy was black and being followed after telling someone to slow down and was treated just like the pretender cops even though he didn't lie like they did. This was just racism
@@laronbrown342race card winner! congrats on being the fastest draw on the race card. That’s why the cuffed him, tazed him, and shot him… not because he 100% was driving illegally and impersonating an officer. They must be the nice racists
Officer: guys.....
Other officers: yea?
Officer: ...seems like there's an imposter among us
SUS
Dont let him vent
Rumor has it he applied for hall monitor lolol
I found the imposter, He vented into somebodies house
@@JasonJebezSam😂😂
I have to admit, I impersonated a police officer for years. No one ever caught me either. I had a badge and cuffs and everything. I was a bicycle officer. I knew real cops but they had no idea what I was doing behind their backs. Then I turned 7.
Had me at the first half lol
😂😮😂😮 lol
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Not gonna lie, you had me in the first half.
Got me with that one!
That second case demonstrates why impersonating a police officer is such a serious offence. That woman was compliant, cooperative and even told her husband to back off because she truly thought he was an officer.
Imagine if this guy was a home invader, she’d be completely helpless.
Yeah, that's for real.
Demand a supervisor or call 911 for verification.
There are some ultra creeps out there for sure.
In many states, like mine, you can legally keep driving to a police or fire station, etc., if you’re unsure about who’s trying to pull you over.
@Ravenpinscher you are correct. Unfortunately, cops are mostly brain dead and don't know that. Look up thay pregnant woman who got pitted on the highway for taking too long (in the cops opinion) to find a safe place to pull over
@@pipermccool - A cop told me if a civilian car flashes the lights and pulls you over, a uniformed, badged person with body armor better step out of that car.
I knew a badass, and super cool cop, that fished for turds in a souped up manky looking vehicle.
A lot of creeps act like good people if they know a PD cruiser has eyes on them.
It's a real thing.
Creepy stuff.
And perhaps this vietnamies neighbours were very loud and for a long time any body without help will do a crazy things
_"Are you a police officer?"_
_"Well, I'm living as a temporary full-time commissioned reserve. That is, I used to be - and I have that badge from the previous time I wasn't not on and off duty. Plus I talked to the Chief: it was a picture of him - he was smiling in it"._
I never understood the speed in which these people making up their stories
"Understandable. Have a great rest of your day, officer not-officer!"
Literally talking like Pinocchio from shrek
“Are you a police officer?” no but I stayed at a holiday in express.
Yes, I have met several police officers before.
Officers speaking multiple languages is so useful, there should be a salary bonus for it and free lessons.
There is a bonus but it's usually really small like $50 a month
in my area you do get paid more if you’re bilingual but its only a couple thousand more per year AND you have to be nearly fluent to get the bonus
I agree!!
@@rexthereaper4086damn
Some agency offer up to 1k per language..which is pretty decent
I stopped being a fake cop when I stopped being a kid.
May Allah bless and curse you. ALLAH AUKBAR
Thank you for your service
I stopped being a fake criminal when I grew up LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣
@@darkkid2270 hey, why don’t you hop on your little magic carpet and go find a genie to troll. Clown
"I stopped being a fake cop when I stopped being a kid"
Hopefully you deserve respect & joined for the right reason then
I love that the female officer said "make sure she understands that what he did was illegal and she can press charges." Music to my ears
Officer cuffboy was mad that he wasn't invited to the Vietnamese barbeque.
Funny how they didnt add his translation of that part.
@@julioramirez8768 context, we didn't need to know what he was saying because the other officer already told him what to say.
@@julioramirez8768 For your context, he explain the guy is not a police, what he did and cuffs you was wrong. Do you want him to go to jail? 😂😂😂 her face after that got me dead on the floor
What annoyed me is how the actual cop was rude to her. She was traumatized. Imagine some one shows up and handcuffs you for no reason…yeah,
I’m not gonna be all happy and chipper either
“Im scared” omg that poor lady. Broke my heart.
Then you haven't met many Vietnamese families before. Man I had neighbors just like that family and they think they are all that matters in the world. They play their music loud all the time. They constantly yell and fight among themselves. They always have loud chickens running around. They only respect other Vietnamese. If you ask them nicely to turn the music down because you have to work in the morning they tell you to F**k off. If you argue with one of them the entire household empties out and gangs up on you. They are absolutely neighbors from hell. The only neighbors I had that lived similarly were a family of Mexicans. The reason I loved the Mexicans and couldn't stand the Vietnamese was the Mexicans were considerate, helpful and took the time to tell you in advance when they were going to be playing music and being loud. They would also watch tour property and keep it safe when you are out of town. I have had Mexican neighbors a few times and they were always great.
she was going overboard and obnoxious. Not defending the guy but she was dramatizing. They are loud and inconsiderate people. She would not spit on you to save your life unless there was a dollar for her involved.
The fact that he reached for his phone WHILE ARMED and no one tried to stop him or disarm him earlier is crazy.
I know right that’s crazy 😂😂😂
Privilege. A person with more melanin would have been turned into a hashtag
@@MrGrandure🙄😴😴
The best part is how REAL POLICE OFFICERS found out that Casey Williams is guilty and a liar and they weren't just to let Casey off the hook and ended up getting arrested. The case is solved. Nobody is above the law.
No 1 cares
That second man gives me chills. He felt so justified and putting a random woman and cuffs to punish her and her husband… It wouldn’t shock me if he’s killed someone before.
same here, he was creepy af
He did her wrong😢
Or pulled over a young woman b4 and SA'd her..😮😮😮😮
she was not a ramdon women, he knew she belonged to a vulnerable group , and he felt empowered and in his comfort zone to do such a stupid act.
Literally, and how he lied about what happened to the officers all calm like it was nothing really is scary.
Casey Williams is hilarious. "Please don't ruin my career" LOL
I just realized his name is Williams too :O
That cracked me up😂! His delusions run deep and wild.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes .
Fun fact: It turned out when Casey was fired from pickway, he wasn't decertified as a police officer. He was given a plea deal for attempted improper handling of a firearm, and the impersonating an officer charge was dropped.
I must have seen this guy on at least 4 or 5 different compilations by now, but some content 'creators' do better research than others when it comes to the aftermath.
@@eddyblackmore4188it must be illegal if you aren’t part of a department right?
Second cop is a total jerk. That poor woman is terrified and in pain, barely speaks the language, doesnt know who is, or is not a cop, and all he can do is tell her to stip yelling, and her broken english is bad.
I love the officer and detective talked about it not being very cut and dry for the last one, and then immediately turning to the suspect and saying this is textbook.
I do armed contract security for the feds and it's really annoying how many guys I work with that legitimately think that they are police officers or some form of sworn law enforcement. We do have some minor power and authority to detain and search people but that's only when we are physically on federal property.
This is why the seasonal volunteers often don't ever go on to be real cops. Hey believe hey are real cops despite their role to primarily be observers to call in the real police..
most the time the guys that do that are academy rejected, psych fail etc, I am sworn LEO 15 years
@@capsaicinkat7767So what, your all fucked up one way or another, you have nothing to brag about.
Yeah, this is bonkers. I'm a US Army veteran and when I got out, I worked in Federal Law Enforcement and later trained private security officers. Having that experience really helped shaped my approach to how I designed curriculum. Sadly, a large part of my training was on how to teach my officers in how to think critically and provide scenarios on what NOT to do. Most of their mistakes were truly just immensely dumb and could have been avoided with just a smidgen of reason.
can you search people or do you have to call someone to search people? Unless you search them when they are entering the premises.
"This is textbook impersonating a law enforcement officer". How is he gonna say that with a straight face when they weren't even 100% sure they had enough to charge him in the first place.
exactly. i knew i wasn’t crazy there
Yeah I don't think. He was trying to impersonate a police officer.
@@pretzel2558 the original commenter is saying it’s weird for him to say “this is TEXTBOOK impersonating” when they couldn’t even decide whether or not they should charge him in the first place. if it’s so “textbook” why did it take them that long to deliberate at all? hmm
John needs a 100 years in prison
That was the only case where I was like, man they literally fucking with homie.
so much respect for the woman in the second scenario for keeping a cool head and even having the foresight to keep the cuffs on so the fake cop couldn't deny it when the police did arrive
I don't think she could undo the cuffs without the keys but yes I respect her for keeping calm
What was her husband doing while he was handcuffing her
Well the man who cuffed her attempted to uncuff her and she refused so it was pretty smart. And the husband didn’t do anything because she told him not to. All around level headed@@antonionorton5949
Well how was she supposed to take them off?
@@asawhitemanidjustliketosay the guy offered to remove them
This happened to me recently at a plaza while I was eating. “Security” came up me and told me I was not allowed to be eating at there because the restaurant directly next to the table was closed. He threatened to have me arrested if I didn’t leave. I could tell something was off because he was fumbling thru his words (also people eat there all the time). I contacted the restaurant a few minutes later and they said they didn’t have security & called the cops on him
Wow, so this guy was just power-tripping, huh?
@@Nintendoggy California security guards all be on power trips. Mall cops on steroids.
Its nice of these people to roleplay as fake cops and show us a free guide on how to go to jail
bro is watching everything
Get a life dude. Seriously. People are concerned for your health
@@try9817 could be a simple reason to that
That's not what the first one was, literally just a guy doing as he was told, trying to make money. Can't you relate? Do you not feel things? Get off the internet and toutch grass.
@@OutrageousOnPurposeeven if he worked for some Jeremy DeWitte type that told him to do something, he should use his own little brain. It was pretty obvious that he knew he screwed up, if you couldn't read between the lines and catch his lies, you may be the one that needs to step outside.
As a former 7 year old, I can understand how impersonating a cop can be fun, especially when playing cops and robbers
I was born at a very young age
@@robertbennett2796oh wow
@@robertbennett2796I don’t believe you.
Hey I used to be a 7-year-old too!
What a small world...
@@robertbennett2796 That's not true
“I’m having a hard time understanding your broken English” he needs to hang around more international folks because it was not hard to understand her at all
I don't know. I grew up in Florida, surrounded by Latinos. I can understand most Spanish accented English and Portuguese accented English, but I sometimes struggle to understand some Latinos. Hell, I'm a native English speaker, but I struggle understanding Cockneys and Scots. Accents can be funny like that. I can take you to places in Louisiana and Texas, where you wouldn't understand anything, despite folks speaking English. Telling someone they're ignorant for not understanding what someone else says is peak ignorance, kid.
he may not have had much experience talking to people with vietnamese accents. Upon recognizing this he immediately called in an officer who could speak with them in their first language. Very well handled by the officer.
That part
Her English was rough as fuck, a translator was needed, some ppl are perpetually offended
His way of saying it was crude, but clearly it was a smart move to bring the Vietnamese officer who easily got her side of the story
It is really important that these types of manipulative individuals do not try to become 1) church leaders 2) business managers or 3) pretend to be a law enforcement officer. Sadly, all these categories are over populated with these types. So hard for the average person to be aware of this kind of behavior pattern. 😢
The fact that she said this is America & laws are different shows she’s aware and common sense thinking of someone who’s a foreigner. I feel that way when I go to Jamaica. You can’t just act all sorts of ways. But, the man that cuffed her is beyond entitled. He deserves everything coming
I doubt they did much to the.. Florida is bad bad when it comes to prosecution of impersonators . If you want to see a crazy ride of 4 years of impersonation look up Jeremy Dewitte. Plus he was convicted of sex crime of a 13 year old girl. He has a story that he met her in a bar but the real story is that he lived with a family and gave her rides to Sophomore classes. She eventually gave in so he would stop other was he was victimizing her. He was faceing 85 years and served 13 months. Florida is a criminal haven.
@@healthy2202seemed like he got a smack on the wrist. They didn't even get him for the gun that he claimed was his phone.
@@healthy2202
Oh god, Jeremy! What a huge pile of human excrement. I've seen so many videos featuring him, but it's been a couple of years since. I take it he's still up to his usual ridiculousness!?!
The Vietnamese cop told he what to say and what she had to do she had clue what to say before the Vietnamese cop arrived to the scene I’m not saying the old man was in the right but it’s disgusting how immigrants are taking over our country you liberal idiots think it’s ok
@@healthy2202pedos get off easy in fl, it’s sick!
He isn't a police officer, he is a clown
You mean the entire Circus
@@cyclonesama8147you mean the entire village act
@@fathergascoigne1457y'all mean stfu corny ass ppl😂
Hey at least clowns go to college haha.
The man's a garbage can
@@fathergascoigne1457You mean entire nation of comedians
You’d have to have the worst luck to be impersonating an officer and pull over an off duty cop. 😂
Especially when he didn't oull the cop over and they police admitted it wasn't "cut and dry" and then told the perp "clear case of impersonation." Only the cops are lying in the 3rd case.
Freaking autocorrect.
That cop was obviously buzzed
@@mellistotheMAX yep. Cop was probably speeding. Dude told him to slow down. Cop got pissed and followed him. The cops saying “well maybe it’s enough” is just such a bad look.
Oh man, I hate when I do that.
"Officer... I printed out a Police Officer Certificate online, bought a badge at The Dollar Tree, and even talked with the Chief...and he promised me that I am a real Police Officer" hahahahaha
That officer was rude to that Vietnamese family. They were rightfully upset about the situation. That's not how you talk to people who are in distress.
I understood what they were saying. That broken English comment was unnecessary.
@@KeoniProductions Right. I got the story just fine from what they said. It takes listening to understand and not prejudging. He must have been sick on the sensitivity training day.
I wouldn’t say he was rude? What was rude? Some people can’t understand broken English. All he did was ask for a officer so that they could get the full story.
I agree the broken English comment was definitely degrading and I think they could have explained it better than they did and could say they were having trouble understanding instead of making it the victims fault America used to be a place to get a better life for immigrants who came here and did things right it’s a shame this whole country has fallen short of the promises of freedom
@@Joe-ic3oe i mean the way he talked to her was aggressive and the whole “can you stop yelling” comment is very passive. he could’ve just told her to calm down his patients seems low and i mean she was probably handcuffed tight and for who knows how long
I'm kind of torn by the last case. The detective's right, if he tried to pull the guy over, got out of his car, flashed a badge, it would be cut and dry impersonation, but from what the security guard and off duty officer said, they just wanted him to slow down, and overextended his powers from his job he wasn't on the clock for. I'm glad he wasn't arrested , but driving with a suspended license is just a bruh moment.
Yeah if he minded his on business he would not have been "found out". Also they got sour that an African descendant tried to tell one of their boys to drive straight 😂. And it's Florida soo not surprised
Do security guards have lights on their cars though? I'm not from the US so I don't know. It's just unnerving to think that as a regular citizen I wouldn't be able to tell the cars and uniforms apart. He could have fooled me and taken advantage of the situation
@@shareefpeoples5317you tried L
@shareefpeoples5317 I dont think anyone saw any evidence of racism, you're just loosely applying a stereotype which is actually one of the things racism is about.
@@TheCrazyOgre sure its not definitive that they hold some prejudice but in ol Florida its a possibility with their ideas on the black experience throughout history. I already stated the guy should have not tried to talk to a speeding cop because its dumb and he should have known it would bruise their ego. And they would have an itch to get him for anything
The police officer who reported to the Vietnamese family pissed me off. They've just been approached by a mad man, cuffed and he had a gun, and you're telling them to calm down and quit yelling like THEY did something wrong. Then you actually have the audacity to ask them what THEY did wrong to make him come over and trespass on their property and HANDCUFF SOMEONE. There's a way to get a story, and then there's a way to victim-blame. At least they got someone who could speak the family's language there to help translate, and someone with some sense interviewed the psycho with the cuffs and gun. Outrageous.
that 2nd one hit home. one thing that bugs me is calling it broken english. the only confusing thing asides from them all talking at once was calling it "locked my wife" instead of "handcuffed my wife" and that was very easy to figure out. still glad there was a vietnamese speaking officer nearby who served her well and made her feel comfortable ❤
yeah that threw me off too… what they explained happened was very clear but i’m glad he did decide to bring out another officer who spoke the language
That was SO unprofessional and disrespectful.
yeah i was like what are you confused about??? all of them just told you exactly what happened lmao. i understand bc sometimes it is certainly tough to understand broken english when english is all you can speak, but that family maybe missed like one proper word per sentence and he couldn’t understand🤣like before he asked for the other officer they very clearly stated in english that that man came into their home yelling that he was an officer, handcuffed his wife and had a gun and badge. like wtf else do you need them to tell you!!!
when you're in the moment, stuff can be harder to understand@@kSm3116
Yeah the officer was extremely rude to them, and borderline xenophobic. Glad they got a Vietnamese speaking officer on the scene
“I can’t understand your broken English” why would he ever think it’s okay to say that
The 1st cop in the second scenario was an asshat. They said he walked into their house and handcuffed the wife, all while carrying a gun, and he asks “what were you doing to make him do that”?! Wtf… they basically explained a home invasion and he asks what the victims did to deserve it?
It’s not victim blaming at all. It’s establishing a motive.
exactly
I'd bet officer Zachary was driving fast and erratically and made a deal because his ego went off when he got called out.
Same thought. Florida fuck boy with a badge. The irony is he likely isn’t fit for duty, yet there he is getting a man who might’ve actually been fit for duty, arrested for telling him to slow down.
Doesn’t matter. You cannot operate as an officer of the law or identify yourself as an officer of the law if you’re not an officer of the law.
If he had concerns, he should have gotten the license plate, pulled over, and called 911. He shouldn’t have tried to perform an unlawful stop. He’s still the idiot here.
Oh he definitely was but the guy just wasn’t an officer lol
@@mc-rn8ro Omar never identified himself as the officer of the law or was he impersonating a police officer.. In fact the detective says” “It’s a shame he wasn’t getting him to pullover, that would have made it more cut and dry”. But they still filed. As for officer Zachary, this won’t be the first or last time he will be in news, making his police department “”proud””
@@Sara.Rose. yeah just completely ignore that fact that he was driving around with a 3 year suspended liscense, and telling other people how they should drive. Yall are all clowns
I’m a little frustrated with the first cop of the Vietnamese people. Obviously there was a language barrier, but I could understand them just fine. And to those saying the Vietnamese lady was being annoying-Please do not become police officers. She is a lady that was handcuffed unprovoked and was in pain and obviously in distress. We already have enough unsympathetic officers already. Also the last two officers in that situation were great.
A cop can not make it through a full career with their sympathy intact. Dissociation is the coping mechanism needed for a cop to remain sane.
Why bother attempting to communicate and potentially getting details wrong/missed when a cop that speaks the language can make it to the scene?
@@theripper121 I understood them fine, and so have others. The man came and ‘locked’ (handcuffed) the wife, (and she was handcuffed,) and that he ‘came too many time’, meaning this is not the first time he’s probably harassed them. Did you not understand what they were saying yourself? Genuinely asking, but I don’t use tones.
@@LegDayLas Cool, I get that, but those people were saying that she was being annoying. Do they have to dissociate that much?
@@GreatflabbergastedKind of irrelevant if you or I could understand them. You and I weren't there. If he felt at the time it would impede the investigation why not just get an officer there that speaks the language? You reading way too much into it.
"please, please, please, don't ruin my career" my brother in Christ, you never had a career to ruin😂
“I have spoke with the chief” 😂😂
The fact that they didn't disarm him is appaling for their safety
WHITE PRIVILEGE AT ITS FINEST.
they had to determine if he was commiting a crime first. cant just disarm citizens, thats against the constitution
Yeah you can tell they were dumb cops even entertaining his lies
that sounds like a good idea untill he insists hes a real officer, then loses his patience, then decides hes in danger and decides to try to use the weapon. then you have a fight over a weapon and mostly likely a fatal shooting.
i think, considering the current environment, they did an excellent job of determining facts before taking action, calm and collectively presenting the facts and giving him an option to not turn it into a possibly deadly situation.
we can look at something that happens and decided there are a million ways to deal with it, but the fact is there was a weapon involved and no incident occurred. every one went home safe, and thats a W.
Because he’s white
On the second video the first officer on scene treated the suspect better then he did the poor women who was handcuffed by that creepy lunatic
Fr
Absolutely!
Real Cop: "What part of New York?"
Fake Cop: "Actually the 2 - 2 seperate park area" 🤣🤣
The second guy is Mike Ehrmantraut 😂
"he come to my house, he locked my wife, says he officer, music too loud, has a gun" "im having a hard time understanding you" lmao love that
Dude was a dumbass. Wasn’t too hard to understand.
like wow bro he knows damn well he understands 🤦♂️ oh he locked your wife? well she did have handcuffs… maybe that’s what he could mean 😂
To be fair, a lot more information was obtained once the Vietnamese speaking officer was able to talk to the woman.
was it just me or was that cop rude as all hell to that Vietnamese family?
Thought I was tripping … maybe frustrating when everyone is talking at once but dude was just a bit too much for all of that.
RIGHT i feel like they were rightfully upset and no one was taking them seriously most people would also be yelling
@@tawanarichardson5541 yeah when he said i cant understand your broken English i wanted to smack him
They were annoying. I would have ignored them too. Especially the rude lady that was handcuffed
When one party says they're retired or that they're police officers, I noticed that a lot of cops start taking sides until they find out otherwise.
I am from, and live in Nova Scotia , Canada. These fake cops are extremely dangerous.
He didn't answer to "Are you a police officer?" And he yapped for 2 minutes without answering it 😂
14:41 Her saying "This is America, there is law, I will make phone calls and people will come help me" made me smile as an American.
Amen 🇺🇸 Some ppl don’t know how good we actually have it!
Too bad the pig who responded was obviously prejudice against her cause she was a foreigner. That's why we hate the cops and wish them the worst😂😂😂
Thank you for pointing that out. I wish more people would value our ideal society
@@LuccianoNova
Oh, plenty of people value our ideal society, it’s just that we’ll never reach it.
We really do have it good. Our police will come
13:20 dude I super appreciate whoever put translated subtitles here. Thank you that is amazing.
Absolutluy love your format on your videos. I see too many videos that describe what is about to ahppen and then when the video plays, they "spoil" the rest of the video. Def worth a subscription
it makes me really happy they got an officer who speaks vit out there to help the family
Yes, they where also speaking eng, they understood a little of that too.
Its more mind blowing to me that they had one, which is obviously a great thing
@@Carbon_One Why is that a great thing? Do the vietnamese police keep english speakers on payroll to help out foreigners? If not then why do we do it?
@@BR-re7oz Oh fuck off, it's an added qualification when someone speaks a second language. I doubt they hired him JUST because he spoke Viet. And yes, in a large city like Hanoi around places where there are foreigners they will have bilingual police.
@@BR-re7ozactually, looking through your comments you are just a straight white nationalist lmfaooo you sad white loser
I was raised in an Asian household, and I can tell you right now that lady was making pretty decent sense with her English. Cop needs to do a bit better with empathy.
yeah she was also hamming it up, but perfectly understandable. I know a few Viet ladies who get all loud and dramatic like that then quickly calm down and take a phone call
@@fraudieYTTrue lol. Viet ladies are the best. They’re shifty as hell too.
That part passed me off so much. There was nothing "broken" with their English! If your a full grown adult that doesn't understand accents, you may need more cultural exposure. IJS!
@@fraudieYT"Hamming it up" is a pretty harsh assessment given some psycho invaded her private residence, handcuffed her, traumatized her and her family, and left her in restraints.
She sounded like a fucking monster, yelling every phrase. Like talk slowly so people can understand, or talk clearly, or work on your accent.
Every time the first guy starts his shift, he says "And now my watch begins."
I used to be one of these guys.
I patroled my neighborhood with a fake badge and i had handcuffs and a fake gun.
I did this through the day until my parents called me in for dinner 😂
"I'm a cop"
"Actually im not a cop im a investigator"
" I'm actually security "
I ALMOST pitied the first guy. But when I remembered what he could have being doing dressed as a police officer, that pity quickly washes away.
I've seen the Casey video many times. There is something wrong with him. But nothing. I mean NOTHING beats Jeremy Dewitt.
@@luigivincenz3843 Jeremy is the Goat of wannabe police officers 😂
People like him only want power, and they’ll do whatever they can to get control over others. They’re worthless to society and shouldn’t have any rights
Oh, yeah, that Dewitt is another level. BTW, do we know anything about him, lately?@@luigivincenz3843
I don't pity him at all. The real cops are bad enough. We don't need lunatics out here impersonating the police and directing traffic or whatever dude thought he was doing.
These frauds may look harmless but imagine if they stop a lone female, 'arrest' & handcuff her then kidnap her & so on.
They're as dangerous as it gets because they also undermine the trust the public must have in law enforcement
Baby the 4TH hand embarrassment😂😂😂
That poor woman. She was just having a good time, her family was having a good time.
The man that walked in house and handcuffed woman is beyond frightening!!!! OMG
That last one is a stretch. They charged him for impersonation? Only a drunk guy would think him or his his actions are police. GTFOH
He still had multiple driving suspensions (and thus didn't have a valid driving license)
He wasn't exactly innocent but a 2k bond is reasonable considering like the video said, he wasn't fully impersonating a police officer like the first guy
0:01 that lady literally just did that… wow.
The guy that cuffed the Vietnamese woman was using the slight language barrier to bully them.
It’s alarming when people do this and the secondhand embarrassment watching it is crippling lmao
The secondhand embarrassment is so intense 😭
It makes me laugh uncontrollably
Because I’m so embarrassed it’s all I can think of doing 😂😂😂😂
I remember being a cop in the town I grew up in. It was a tough beat, kids were smartasses and always stealing stuff. Then after we caught them it was their turn to be cops and we got to be the robbers, always a fun game during summer break
"We went from playing cops and robbers as kids to doing it in real life. But just like on the playground, it's not always easy to tell who's who."
Great channel and videos. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into making these videos!
"I'm having a hard time following your broken english right now" 💀
Sounds kinda rude but I don’t think the officer meant it to be rude
The second incident with the handcuffed Vietnamese lady. It kind of shows cops implicit bias if that was a white person handcuffed out there and a Vietnamese man. And even after the man admitted he had cuff the lady. There's still all like super chill with him and seem to be annoyed at the Vietnamese people.
they way they is annoying tho
The lady was annoying af. Crying and yelling for no reason.
What…? The white guy literally got arrested you’re babbling.
@@CaptainRockoBD
As soon as the cops knew he handcuffed somebody that was enough grounds to put him in handcuffs and charge him all the time they spent talking to him, ETC. Is what I am talking about if that would have been the other way around they would have handcuffed him immediately because it was immediately clear that he committed a crime
they do that on purpose, they act like they are buddies and let the guy talk himself into an easy conviction, if they roll up and put him in cuffs he'll shut up and want a lawyer, they act all friendly and casual to keep him talking while they record it
Man, on the second story, when the poor wife said that the neighbor had a gun and that she was scared, that broke my heart. The first cop could've been a little bit softer with her too.
yeah he was like : Your english is bullshit
I feel bad for that last guy. Seems like he hurt the ego of an off duty cop and they pulled the squad up to get the guy for whatever they could. Even the officer they consulted was like "I mean probably not he didn't pull anyone over" and they have the nerve to turn around and call it "textbook"
Maybe he just comes off as a lot more sympathetic compared to the other dumbasses in this video
Who the hell would want to be a cop, let alone fake being one
I felt sorry for the Vietnamese lady. Vietnamese people are super friendly . I have had friends in Vietnam for 25 years or more. I teach English to them and know basic Vietnamese. I can't believe that man did that. Some people are just really crazy out there. Tam Biet = bye :)
Super friendly?? They beat the shit out of US soldiers🤭
@@davidk4082right because america just invaded vietnam to give them cake and juice...
@@beepbeeplettuce5890so nice of americans to spray trails of orange juice 💀
@@TimothyCho It was nice of us. We should have turned the place into a parking lot.
Yes, I have worked with Vietnamese people and they were lovely, and very funny - understood my dry English humour.☺️
I feel so bad for that Vietnamese family :(
I grew up next to a family from Vietnam and they have wonderful culture, history and people.
I can't stand that liar bastard who cuffed that poor lady and traumatized that entire family.
I wish you a long life and prospirty. Bless you . Peace for Ethiopian and Eritrean!
Officer on the second story was brutally honest 💀
These fake cops really upset me off bc I don't want my mother or my children to come in contact with these people on a power trip doing something illegal to them. The punishment needs to be harsher, so no one will want to do this!
You know what else would help .
Banning the sale of police and military gear to civilians
Sorry I'm on a mission to get this stopped thanks .
@@jodie4609 Banning things doesn't solve the mentality.
@@hiko8822 true, but, it might reduce the activities. Mentality is another dept. lol
@@hiko8822100% true but ya gotta start somewhere. Best of luck on your mission.
@@jodie4609😂😂😂😂
People are insane! It’s scary to think they’re out there impersonating a police officer.
Yes and especially the last guy, he's impersonating a police officer with 7 suspensions on his driving record 😂
he's one of cercus clowns cops
Wait till you see some of the psychos on the police force.
@@Toy1er OK maybe you should invited them home for dinner and have a little talk with
5:18, an unintentional hilarious line: ".. being ...someday a current police officer...." lol
This guy is so funny, "huh?" "What?" 😂😂
This is a big irrational fear of mine. I know someone who was assaulted by a fake cop when he pulled her over. It's really scary how easy it is for bad people to exploit people's inherent fear of disobeying the police.
Thiiiiisssss 💯
By definition, your fear is not irrational. Knowing there are people out there who do this, and personally knowing a victim of a violent police impersonator, pretty much justifies your fear. If you're ever too scared to pull over for a cop car, just drive safely to the nearest police station.
@@eternalstudent7461no… just no. Don’t don’t do that. This will end in charges. If there’s a police car behind you and a police officer in uniform gets out of the car. DO NOT LEAVE AND DRIVE OFF. Your fear is absolutely irrational in the way of being attacked by a great white shark is irrational. As in yes it happens but the chances are so low that being scared of a great white makes no sense.
@@eternalstudent7461Can you do that? If you don’t park you car immediately and just keeps going (he wouldn’t know that you’re heading for a station) wouldn’t he assume you’re disobeying the order to stop?
@@Stoireliusyeah no don’t listen to him unless the suspicion is real. Would only be allowed if the car is unmarked. But not stopping for a marked police car with the police body work and everything would be a bad idea. Good way to get ordered out of the car and on the ground lol.
Pretty crazy how calm the woman sounded once she got someone she can speak comfortably with. EDIT DOWN BELOW!!
I was being sarcastic when I said it was crazy. Just wanna be clear.
What does that mean lol
@@UteRedthe lady who didn’t speak English sounded loud and crazy but once someone who spoke her native tongue was present she explained everything calmly.
@@cooptPNG oh yeah for sure
It’s common place for this to occur. I work with a lot of foreign nationals here in the UK and it always amazes me how people assume they are stupid or crazy because of how they speak English. But this is their second language and it really is truly difficult to not just master a second language but perfect the nuances of it. I don’t think this officer was doing it deliberately but he did what a lot of my colleagues have done and I’m sure a good amount of the viewers of this video and assumed a lot. These people are often highly educated and have lived king and full lives and as soon as you hear them interact with other people from their own country, they come to life. It’s just an observation and no hate to anyone, but always bare in mind that if you’re talking to someone and they are using a second or third language their could still be some barriers there even if they seem fluent. Also, if you can’t speak a second language you’re in no place to judge someone who can ☺️
@@cooptPNG thank you. Guess I should have been more detailed.
Started an uprising with their music. 😂😂😂😂 good way to get into a kidnapping charge
The third dude thought he was slick 😂 he was really doing the most
You’ve been on fire with these drops lately! Thanks for the compelling footage!
Glad you like them!
The old guy that cuffed the woman got really lucky something bad didn’t happen to him if he would have done that to the wrong person he would be listening to music at his funeral 😂
That woman he handcuffed saved him. He should be thanking her.
Her husband was trying to get him. His wife stopped him.
"I DONT KNOW HIIIIM!"
Can you stop yelkling?
"Ok."
Amen to that...
RESPECT
MY
AUTHORITAY!!!!
“This guy came over he’s got a gun he’s pretending to be a police officer he locked up my wife (in handcuffs obviously) he’s done this a couple times it’s not his first we repeat he has a gun”
“YOURE VIETNAMESE???!!!!!!!”
“I’m scared please help”
“STOP YELLINGGGGG”
This lady basically got kidnapped at her own house by an armed individual who’s been harassing them and impersonating a cop but the cop is more bothered by her inability to stay calm.
Yep. And it's a good thing this Vietnamese couple didn't have a miniature poodle, because the officer would have curb-stomped it.
Dude got her out of the handcuffs and specified where they were from and later on called an officer who knew vietnamese, nothing wrong with that. Yeah, he might've sounded a little annoyed, but hey, come on
@@meaty_2853a lil compassion for victims goes a long way
@@meaty_2853 he didn’t sound annoyed when he was chopping it up with the yay-hoo who handcuffed her…
@@rheap129 wasn't that a different officer?
Love the second case showing how important proper communication is! The officer asked for backup who was able to speak vietnamese because he couldnt understand them explaining. Super correct reaction instead of letting himself be affected by it. You can tell the woman visibly calms down and doesn't have to explosivly explain herself in a foreign language additionally to being in a scary situation.
The officer was kind of a dick. He got annoyed with an old lady who was falsely imprisoned by her neighbor, and basically told her to shut up. He then said he couldn’t understand her “broken English” (saying I’m having a hard time understanding you is much a simpler), which was unnecessary and demonstrates how annoyed he was with her. It’s a good example of how hard it is for foreigners to get help from the police. He seemed to not want to deal with them anymore, hence the calling for another officer to “translate.” Even I can understand what she’s trying to say and I don’t speak a word of Vietnamese. If he shut up and listened he would have gotten the gist of what was going on.
No, she doesn't belong here. Why do fucking foreigners think they deserve the red carpet rolled out for their unwelcomed asses?
@@twizlemofficial7326ikr i was so uncomfortable
@@twizlemofficial7326he could’ve missed important details that he might’ve not understood so why would he not call a translator? And so what if he said it’s broken English, it is… big deal he sounded a bit rude would have been much different if he took the side of the fake officer or just ignored the woman. Nobody there cared about his choice of words even the woman who understood but you do for someone reason.
@@Tttx1 you sound pretty defensive over an interaction that, as you put it, was “no big deal.” You must be a very passionate person.
The segway from Casey to Switzer is funny.
Circa 11:52: "I'm a former officer up in New York ..." That's nice. I'm a former Police Explorer Scout, a former emergency dispatcher, and a former parking enforcement officer in two jurisdictions. Did you notice the common thread running through all of these descriptions, yours and mine? Yes, that's right: It's that pesky word ... former! I don't assist police officers by virtue of the fact that I was a Police Explorer, I don't dispatch calls by virtue of the fact that I was a dispatcher, and I don't write parking tickets by virtue of the fact that I was a parking enforcement officer. And you, Sir, are not entitled to do ANYTHING you did as a police officer by virtue of your FORMER sworn status! See how that works??!!!
John: You like working the midnight shift?
Cop: Been working here for almost seven years.
John: Really, how long ya been on?
Cop: Seven years....
It was a fair question, actually. Seven years on that shift doesn't mean 7 years on the force. Nights would be expected to be more experienced cops since supervision is going to be reduced - any cop with the rank to be a supervisor is going to push to be on a day shift. Overnights are miserable, especially in an apartment.
Nothing wrong with that question. Working nights does not mean you work nights your whole career.
Get off of permanent C squad a.s.a.p. It will hurt your mind.
How does someone hate their life so much that they act like cops?
😂😂😂
literally best fucking comment I've ever read in my entire 46 years
They love having power and control. Which is the number 1 motive for serial killers and mass shooters btw.
A lot of these guys (and it's almost always a guy) are incapable of even meeting the basic bar of being a real officer, but love the idea that they can be an authority figure.
People that do that have a serious kink in their brain. Read John Douglas's books, like Mindhunter, who explains better than I can why it's a sign of a seriously disturbed person.
"It was black...and this big"🤣
I like to pretend I’m the cookie monster when eating cookies.
If i was the cop stopping Omar, i woudlve just gave him a FAT ticket and confiscated his car but not arrest him. I feel like he just needed to get a quick reality check to understand how close he was to being charged.
its filmed. "reality check" isnt in the law book. if the officer didnt charge he could be in trouble
@@MrFazerloginthis is simply false. In this case the officers had full discretion, and there’s an arguement to be made that they should not have charged him under the law. He didn’t actually violate any laws and I’m almost positive the case was dismissed.
@@twizlemofficial7326 the moment he used the light and sound to make the driver slow down he was acting as police
Ahh man your analysis and pacing of your videos are right where I like them. You know just when to jump in and give additional info. Great quality, youre going to blow up soon I can feel it!
I appreciate that!
he already did
Agreed, the pacing and insight are just right.
It’s perfect, good narration. New subscriber here
I was laughing so hard when that started speaking that language?😂😂
Jeremy DEWITTE should ALWAYS be an honorable mention 😂
last guy could definitely win his case with a good lawyer 💯💯💯
"They started uprising with the music" 😂
The last man really had a police suit on lmfao 😂
Impersonator: you are committing a crime. I would know.
I’m not going to lie… I kind of feel bad for the last guy.
i was searching for this comment. i agree
They was being racist I believed he wasn't lying like the white dude story didn't even make sense
The first 2 pretended to be cops and had made it very clear they were pretending. This guy was black and being followed after telling someone to slow down and was treated just like the pretender cops even though he didn't lie like they did. This was just racism
@@laronbrown342race card winner! congrats on being the fastest draw on the race card. That’s why the cuffed him, tazed him, and shot him… not because he 100% was driving illegally and impersonating an officer. They must be the nice racists
@@laronbrown342"they was"💀💀