Canadian Reacts to GERMAN COPS VS USA COPS | CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
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At this times there are several rules for how far you can drive and what reason. Also the license plate sayd k for Köln (cologne)
And Neuschwanstein is much more away than allowed. So they checked her home address if you are allowed to be there (Corona rules where very strict at this times)
The second officer standing there hand on his gun is the normal protocol to secure his partner.
Especially in Corona times there where a lot of crazy people out there who attacked policemen because of some crazy conspiracy theories. A lot of people where using fake documents doctor's notes etc. To break the rules. Also a lot of the police force had Corona too so they where exhausted by making overtime.
You can not compare this stop to a normal traffic stop in normal times.
Correct! During the corona crisis Germany did very well, with relatively few deaths, and keeping up high level of general health care. While others, like UK and US, did bad, in spite of even stricter regulations.
Glad normal times returned...
@@dutchman7623 Ich stimme euch beiden zu. Es war keine, wie in Deutschland sonst übliche, Kontrolle. Corona, Menschenschmuggel und Drogenschmuggel sind die Hauptgründe weshalb in diesen Regionen verstärkt kontrolliert wird und wurde.
Yeah they did okay, but told us constantly the healthcare is about to collapse and the employees there are extremely exhausted until today, but nothing changed.
@@SoneaT Yes, but that was told everyone in the UK, US and other countries too.
Everything that uses extended human labor is getting very expensive, be it care or hand picked fruit. Only mass production by machines remains cheap.
@@dutchman7623 sadly your right. I'm glad we are back to normal as well. Are you Dutch? I guessed because of the name. I remember your country did very well too.
In Corona times, there was a lockdown and therefore restrictions, so they were stopped (license plates outside the zone).
The search of the car was probably illegal, but that's a gray area. There are always two police officers in Germany, one to secure (hand on the gun).
They often have one hand over the gun to secure it against mad people.
That is then a habit, without any particular current reason.
@@erwinerwinson5941 huh ? in 30 lives and all my interactions with teh police i never saw an officer with a hand on a gun ... maybe cause i am the typical blond german guy but normaly when i talk to one officer the other chills but for sure no hand on gun or holster
i also never saw a gun outside a holster in real life expect when they have theses machine pistols around their necks for football games
@@DaxRaiderAs the other commenters said, it is standard procedure for the security cop to be ready to pull the gun. A few years ago two cops were shot dead while on a traffic stop in the state of Rheinland-Pfalz by poachers (Wilderer). Watching police documentaries you will notice that having the hand on the gun is also standard procedure when German police is called to domestic violence incidents or when opening appartment doors.
@@erwinerwinson5941 Naja Polizisten werden bei Kontrollen erschossen, selten, aber jeder ist zuviel.
Every German bakery seller have a longer Education/ Trainee time then an american cop
standard procedure in that strange time🤐...so nothing wrong. It was like that all over Europe
Nah, as she said, the number plate said "K" in the beginning, what stands for Köln/Colone. In german Number plates, the first Group of letters tells the city of origin (Example plate from Colone: K:MH 666). She was with that car about 600km away from Colone during Corona... that's why she got pulled over.
The good old question all North Americans ask: "Why you pull me over?" In Germany the police need no reason for pulling you over!!! They can stop you at any time just to check if everything is ok with you and your car and you are not a danger for the public road traffic.
That's only partially true though. During a general Verkehrskontrolle they can stop basically any car. But normally they need grounds for suspicion. The term is really loose so that's up to interpretation to a point. In this case they had grounds for suspicion to stop them (the licence plate) but I'm not sure that it would warrant a whole search instead of just checking their credentials. But there is rampant racism in the police force here too. So just the fact that someone is not a German national is sadly enough for some cops to see suspicion everywhere.
@@RiunaTwoflower
Your wrong... a search doesn't require suspicion of an crime. Its calles Eigenschutz, means the search is for the safty of the cops in germany. Also nearly half of the trafficstopps are conducted without reason. And dont play the racism card just you like it...
@@m.g3003 oh yes a search on the inside of the car does need either a signed warrant or there has to be special circumstances like the risk that evidence of a crime is going to be destroyed. They can stop a car randomly and ask for ID etc and check if the car is roadworthy. Nothing more really. Do a simple google search on the topic cause I can't write it better than the ADAC for example in this short answer.
@@m.g3003the stop need no reason the search does. Unless they "smell pot" these bastards😂
@@RiunaTwoflower then you should try again. Look at §18 POG and §19 POG. There is no need for a warrand. There is also no need for an criminal investigation.
Far as I know it's normal for US police officers to work alone, while in Europe it is normal to work in couples. This also means that new officers will work with senior officers and get 'on the job training' after police school. Before being allowed to join police school, there are prior education demands and physical and psychological tests. In the Netherlands the basic training is 2 years and there's additional training if you want to 'climb the ladder'.
Every German uniformed police officer in duty carries a one handed firearm assigned to him + spare ammunition + pepperspray + a flashlight + handcuffs + a taser + body armor + a radio + his personal uniform determined by the weather of the year. German police officers are highly trained for nearly every situation they could encounter.
You might be right with all the equipment in your state. There is just one thing to add. As every state has its own Police Law, the equipment might differ from state to state. For instance in the Saxon Police Law (SächsPVDG) tasers are not mentioned as equipment. Thus police officers in Saxony don't carry tasers.
I'd guess they got pulled over because of restrictions during the so called 'lockdown', not because of the snowy weather.
Germany is our neighbour to the west. The way the car was checked by German police sounds more like a targeted activity based on intelligence (report of a certain crime or what not). The car not belonging to the region is a hint they were looking for something. During the lockdowns in Prague, there were instances where I was stopped and had to show that I'm living in the capital and not in my hometown 170km away. It was all civil, polite and from my point of view acceptable during very difficult times.
Agree with that, if they search a car that thoroughly, they are suspecting some sort of trafficking, most likely suspecting drugs.
It seems to me, the police were looking for someone specific after a specific incident. I've had a similar incident many years ago at a time when they were looking for Carlos, a drug boss. They were looking for a car similar to mine.
well in the USA you only do a training of a few weeks and you are a police officer, here you are trained and educated and the absolute minimum here is 36 months
Haileys videos are very good normally, no comparsion at all to the "hysterical woman" you saw recently 😂🤣
You are my favorite reaction youtuber! :D
K = Cologne is over 600 km away, during Corona there were partial exit restrictions in various federal states and Cologne is close to the Dutch border. If Mike was traveling in his BMW, the police may have thought of drugs during the search.
you are really farming this topic :D love it
Dude 50MPH speed limit in a residential area? Canada must be wild.
50KM/H
The incident with the car is very unusual in Germany. Maybe a crime happened nearby and the police was searching for a car from cologne or something like that.
The whole thing to me sounds like they were looking for a suspect and the car met the description.
Corona ! Neuschwanstein is located in Bavaria and the licence said Köln. So back then trought the lock down time you should stay in your Bundesland and not cross the borders without any reason, like work. It was totally ridiculous! Most officers only gave warnings, but they could give you a ticket or more. Now the government had to pay some of them back, though.
This appears to have taken place during covid restrictions and the licence plate being K would've indicated out of state. One also needs to keep in mind that laws might differ in certain situations. Btw, most European cops carry guns.
That was interesting !! Did i hear you fluently integrating ""Schadenfreude" in your speech???
Afaik they carry a fully loaded pistol, usually 9mm with full mag and 1 in the chamber with special law enforcement hollow point rounds for better stopping power and less penetration, as to not hit anything behind the intended target and 2 spare mags. And there is an MP5 locked in the car. Plus things like flashlight, Pepperspray, taser and bodycam (not in all jurisdictions), handcuffs, radio, possibly a baton.
And they wear body armor.
Bodycams are still a rare thing to see. Some police departments in some of the states are testing those for a while now.
The "issue" with bodycams is, that we have very strict personal rights about being fotographed or filmed, mostly cumulated in European GDPR (general data protection rules) based laws. Right now, any officer wearing a body cam, has to wear a well visible badge or marking on his uniform informing about the camera and if someone does not want to be recorded and requests not to be recorded they have to shut it of. (Exact regulations may vary from state to state).
Personally I think the lack of exceptions our current laws have are ridiculous, as those recordings may prevent, or at least provide evidence, on either a police officers or a person's misbehaviour, so I think it is for both sides protection.
When it comes to cops not carrying guns regularly, most of police officers in the UK do not have guns at all, while Norwegian police officers have a gun in their car and usually leave it there but can decide on occasion if they want to carry it.
When you were overtaken in the morning and were hoping for a policeman, you used the word “Schadenfreude” - do they know the German term in Canada or was that a coincidence?
German police carry weapons all the time. so far I know only UK cops don't carry weapons, but they have as well some armed forced.
3:06 That's what dashcams are for. Take the recording to the police and report the guy. This has nothing to do with being a traitor. People like this need to be made aware of the danger they are putting others in with their driving.
Bavaria and eastern Germany are the main routes for people smuggling illegal immigrants and drugs. Vehicles that appear suspicious to officials are therefore subject to increased checks in these regions. If everything is OK, you can continue driving after the check.
If you want to know how traffic controls work in Germany, don't rely on hearsay, but on videos that show it. Achtung Kontrolle is one of the most popular TV formats in Germany because it shows reality. ua-cam.com/video/w8Mhn4pBHxo/v-deo.html
I really dislike the usage of "cop" here. She seems very dishonest and lazy. Just say police officer.
Your feelings got hurt by her using "cop"?