🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To MORE AMERICAS DUMBEST CRIMINALS!
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- 🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To MORE AMERICAS DUMBEST CRIMINALS!
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Going undercover is legal because it involves gathering evidence against people who are already suspected of committing a crime. For example, if the police suspect a drug dealer is operating in a certain area, they may send an undercover officer to gather evidence by posing as a drug buyer.
Entrapment is illegal because it involves inducing or encouraging an individual to commit a crime they would not have otherwise committed. For example, if an undercover officer convinces someone who has no history of drug dealing to sell drugs and then arrests them, it would be considered entrapment.
Well put, Maria! You sound like you're a defense lawyer 😆
A sting and entrapment are 2 different things, Kabir.
They usually read their rights when they go into handcuffs. Otherwise it is not permissable in court.
In a lot of jurisdictions, waiting until the booking is allowed to reveal why the arrest and their Rights. Doesn’t always have to be on the street during the pinch.
- BG
Kabir, 67% of African-American children grow up in a fatherless home😢 hope that gives insight, You hit the nail on the head
Really? Just another oversimplified explanation.. more excuses for criminal behavior
@@PapaEli-pz8ff when there is no discipline or male role model or accountability, kids act up
The guy who just got out of jail obviously didn't learn his lesson.
The easiest way to avoid this is to do the right thing in the first place by following the laws. Notice how they all "didn't do nothing". Lol
Most don't have a father in their life. Proven fact, kids that grow up without a father in their lives more often than not end up in prison.
I was totally going to say this! 2 major factors in kids turning out fine are 1. A father in their life/home and 2. Married parents. But I will say that if your parents aren't married, but live together and function like a married couple, I think that would work fine too. But the father is a really huge 1, for boys and girls.
Most criminals are not the sharpest tools... I love everytime the police find drugs in their pockets ..." it's not mine" reply. Lol
Minors can’t gamble in any state. You have to be 21 years old. It has to be a legal gambling establishment, not some back woods gambling joint.
The cops do not need a camera to prove the crack is his. This is especially true if he already has previous drug charges.
You don't need to have 100% indisputable proof of a crime. Just proof beyond reasonable doubt
The criminal will commit the crime anyway - sooner or later.
[ I did 12 years in prison, myself. I know].
If someone wants to “get clean “ it is possible. Not easy, but it can be done.
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Entrapment! He would do the crime with someone else so no, i have no problem with it.
My thing is police setting up an unlocked car, or selling fake drugs isn’t going to turn someone from a life of no crime to sudden crime. It’s just being done in front of the police as opposed to an actual victim.
Now there was one instance of entrapment that I do believe was wrong and was punishing good Sumatrans that I believe teaches people not to help each other. The police purposefully left a seatbelt hanging out of the car door and I think anyone that like blinked there lights at the car to let them know or something that’s technically an infraction was ticketed. And I think that was complete bogus. You’re not catching criminals then, you’re just trying to get tickets written.
THAT was BS.
But normal stings or anything I think are fine.
Thats where body cams come into play
in casinos in the U.S. yes but in the streets like that it is illegal, which i think is dumb considering you can play the lottery, that is gambling and so is going to the casinos but for some reason street\dice gambling is illegal in the U.S.
@13:00 was that Young Leon? Was he on visit to the States?
Having recently served on a jury, I can tell you that a lot of the people in this video will either get a much reduced charge or will get off completely.
See although I have no sympathy for criminals getting caught & punished but that whole thing with oh we know this is yours can be a bit tricky because cops have been caught planting evidence. Just recently I saw a video of a guy getting taken down by officers a neighbor is recording it & you can see 1 of the cops planting drugs near the guy the neighbor calls him out on it so the cop jumps up & tries to chase her. IDK what happened because the video gets cut off. Then there was a cop a few years ago that had a few complaints about planting evidence but they always took his word for it til 1 time the idiot forgot to turn off his body cam & recorded himself planting evidence so the did a Sting on him & he did again.
plus people play poker and most of the time that is legal as well, so i think it is confusing that the whole gambling thing that only dice is illegal whereas every other form of gambling is acceptable. to me iether make it all legal or illegal
I think it’s more to do with not paying taxes like you do in a casino. Or if the winnings are over a certain amount I think $600.
@@Adplusamequalsadam yeah that makes sence, government being greedy.
9:22 you can be their positive influence if you knew them.
Ive lived a life of crime. Never been arrested. HOOHAH!
Please get into police videos more. You will stop having an emotional attachment to these criminals.
He will always have an emotional attachment to the criminals because he cares about people.
Even in places were gambling is legal, you still have to be licensed and bonded (and regulated) before you run a public game. Obviously that doesn't apply to a private game in a private home.
It's ok at casinos. Some states don't care if you play poker at home. Others it's illegal gambling
unless the criminal was wearing gloves, his finger prints are all over the contraband.
This video should include the 2 criminals who recently escaped from prison here in Virginia. They made this daring escape by tunneling through a wall. (Yes, very similar to The Shawshank Redemption) They actually made a clean getaway. But instead of continuing to move on, they actually stopped to eat at an IHOP!! (don’t know where they got money from) Of course they were recognized immediately, and the police were called and they were recaptured! They probably would have been captured anyway, but to stop in an IHOP?? I’m not making this up. This story made NATIONAL headlines.
😂 I must have missed that one.
I saw that on the news. IHOP…🤣
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if youre going to eat somewhere on the run; you pick a place that brings you a check after the meal is over. You can try to dine and dash, unlike at fast food places.
Omg hilarious
It’s the same story every time. “I didn’t do anything.” “That’s not mine.” “It wasn’t me.” Never anyone too bright.
I miss the older episodes of COPS from the 90s to the mid 2000s.
When Kabir has no clue as to the actual legal definition of entrapment...........When Kabir thinks gambling is legal everywhere in America............
You should see the things drunk drivers tell the cops😮 1 lady was stopped at a stoplight passed out with her car running and her foot on the break. She said I'm not drunk I'm at the decision. I don't know what that means😂
Entrapment is tricky, but in a lot of places entrapment does not occur if a police officer simply gives you the chance to commit a crime, as generally you are expected to refuse to commit a crime in most cases...but if you are induced, forced, etc to commit a crime that is entrapment. So it would depend how closely they follow those laws in the jurisdiction.
I was about to say, goading someone into doing something is entrapment. A sting is no different than fishing. Fishing for dumbasses, anyway.
When some is arrested they are told they have the right to a lawyer but you can talk to the police if you want without a lawyer.
The people who were arrested for gambling could have been because of where they were located. They were loitering on someone else’s property. They probably walked away with a misdemeanor.
Un licensed gambling is generally illegal no matter what State.
It's just that the Sat night poker game is in somebody's house not the street.
They were minors and gambling is illegal for minors.
Entrapment, in more serious situations, proves intent to commit a crime. The criminal always has the freedom to stop, even with entrapment.
A couple years ago there was this very erratic driver on the Highway weaving in and out of traffic, cutting people off then break checking the ones he cuts off, then cut us off, break checks us then swerves into the far right lane directly in front of a police officer in an unmarked car and break checks him, instantly got lit up
Entrapment doesn't exist in my opinion. Each person knows that what is legal and illegally. If the cops put out a baitcar and you take it, you are a criminal. The point is if it is not yours, do not touch it or take it. I want everyone thrown in prison for being that dumb. Those who do not know the difference between right and wrong do not deserve pity. Lock them up and throw away the key.
Entrapment is bad if the police force or suggest the act of the crime. If there is a bait car and someone jumps in and steals it, that's not entrapment. But if an undercover cop tells that person to steal that bait car, that is entrapment. That is wrong
you have to be 21 years old to gamble in the states
Not in all states. In Minnesota you can go to a casino when you’re 18 years old.
If they tell you to commit a crime, it is entrapment. If they make it easier for you to do it, fine get 'em.
It gets really sad watching these pathetic criminals. They get caught doing the same acts over and over. It's partly drugs and a lot of stupidity.
Entrapment is inticing someone to do something illegal they wouldn't normally do. Setting up a buy from a dealer isn't entrapment.
Law enforcement sets these stings up in areas that are seeing excess amounts of crime. The bait cars are for areas that see a ridiculous amount of auto theft. Victims in those areas sometimes can have multiple thefts in a month. Baits don't solve crime but bring it down to manageable amount so people can have some relief. Same with drugs. In areas getting dangerous the law will put zero tolerance on drug trafficking. Same with prostitution where they pressure them (and set them up) in certain areas so they move on to an area not so hostile to there business.
This may not always cure the problem but can let lawful citizens have some peace. The setups or 'entrapment' as you call it would not be a problem if you are not someone who breaks the law. Think about it, if you saw a car running with keys in it, would YOU take it? Let alone break into one... I wouldn't, so I don't have sympathy for someone who thinks they don't need to work for it when they can just steal mine. Law enforcement are there to 'Protect and Serve' and I'm sure that applies to those that follow the law not break it.
Actually even if you’re innocent you should keep your mouth shut until you get an attorney.
Absolutely for police setting up traps for criminals. The chances they wouldnt have done it otherwise are very low. If a car is left unlocked then that could have easily been left unlocked by a person, rather than the police or it could easily be a regular person asking them for drugs. I think the criminals are likely to do it regardless of whether or not it was set up by the police, this just allows them to catch them in a way that they can gather enough evidence to actually do something about it.
Some people don't want to work. So they resort to drug sales or gun sales etc.
I'm against the entrapment,BUT only a criminal would be attracted to a criminal act! 🤷🏾♀️
People are curious so they can be drawn to any activity but only a criminal will participate in the activity. It’s a really fine line between watching them commit a crime and pushing them into a crime. Ideally they will not consider you a criminal until you actually do something criminal.
Gambling is illegal in MOST states. That’s why the states that do have legal gambling are such great tourist attractions. Uncle Sam wants his $ so if you’re gambling in Vegas, Atlantic City, Indian reservations, Nevada lol and a dozen or so other places. If not done in a legit place it’s 100% illegal all the time. The lines are blurred though. We used to do a ball board for football and basketball games or World Series. It’s a blurry line but if you’re throwing dice with a bunch of $ on the street of a big city they’ll arrest them most likely because they know most of those people are doing other crimes and haven’t caught them
Gambling is defined by the exchange of money in a bet. New York only allows gambling outside NYC but not within the city. Its because organized crime tends to use Gambling as a front to money laundering. Unfortunately horse gambling is only allowed online for now but its technically illegal. Florida only allows gambling on certain tribal lands held by the Seminole tribe. Everywhere else its not illegal but very frowned upon.
These are legal means for gambling in the US
Card rooms, both public and private
Commercial casinos
Charitable games and Bingo
Tribal casinos
Legal bookmaking
Lotteries
Parimutuel wagering
Advance-deposit wagering
Entrapment by police is a police officer forcing you to commit a crime, which is illegal. Setting up a sting is not entrapment and allowed under the law.
That one white guy with the shirts off sounds like Boomhauer from king of the Hill 😂
I don't think this is entrapment however I do know there's people that sympathize with criminals & try to use that as an excuse saying if they wouldn't place temptation in front of them they would never have done it. The way I see it it just means they would've done it to an actual victim. They've even said that about the to catch a predator pedos. Saying because it wasn't a real kid they weren't breaking the law to me they're saying they want them to actually r@pe a 12/13 year old for them to be arrested. I rather them prevent crimes than punish them after especially in cases like that
In my youth I partook of some illegal substances and never in my stupidest moment would I buy the stuff out in the open like that
They made it so they did it in a controlled situation where otherwise they show they would have been willing to do it to someone else under circumstances that are not under control.
Entrapment would be a cop giving someone some drugs and telling him to go sell the drugs then arresting the same person for selling those drugs. A undercover cop trying to buy drugs to catch a drug dealer is not entrapment.
To answer your question: You're naive.
I dont think gambling is illegal all over the US, it may be that specific state, or maybe the type of gambling they were doing? Because I know people play cards and gamble or play dice and poker and gamble, and cops don't come barreling in the door and start arresting people. Maybe those guys were known to gamble for drugs or drug money or something like that? I do know in Texas we can't have casinos, but in Oklahoma they can, so as soon as you cross from tx into Oklahoma there is a huge casino. I've never been there but I've driven past it a bunch of times. And here in TX at really sketchy gas stations you will see gambling machines that I've been told are illegal, but like why don't the cops come take the machines? But we can buy lottery tickets and that's fine...even though that's gambling. 🤷♀️
Casinos are licensed and gambling is controlled. Many american indian reservations have casinos.
Yes, Oklahoma, Louisiana and New Mexico all have casinos. Who gambles in them? Texans! Those states surrounding us must spend millions lobbying in Austin to keep casino gambling illegal in the lone Star State. I was at a casino parking garage in Bossier City, and almost all the cars had Texas plates.
@Randal Mayeux I know every time my SO has to travel through Oklahoma he stops at the casino. He loves it lol. I tell him to start with $20, and if he wins more he can put that $20 right back in his pocket and gamble the rest of his winnings, but he can't play any more after that $20 is gone. Otherwise he would go with a whole paycheck and have a blast lol I guess I don't understand it since I've never done it, but I kinda like to keep the money I earn, and losing it all in an evening just doesn't sound fun. I don't even win when he brings me home a $2 scratch off, so I don't think I have that lucky gene 🤣🤣🤣
The positive influence had to have been when they were a lot younger.
12:28 sounds like the guy is a money mule. He is the go between scammers and victims. Victims will send things to his address and he forwards it on to the scammer after he gets his cut. Some money mules are not aware that they are money mules but this guy knows exactly what he’s involved in. It’s money laundering even if it’s not cash money but most likely that box had cash money.
Unregulated street gambling is illegal.
To be honest when it comes to entrapment if it means they get a criminal put away most people dont care how he was caught the fact that he is off the streets out weighs entrapmening him. "The greater good". However and unfortunately some people will do it to someone that is just a regular person down on his luck trying to survive and is on the edge. And that officer is what pushed him into breaking the law.
Gambling isn't legal when you don't have license n pay taxes, n whatever else 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@4:55 you’re exactly right. Always STFU. Especially if you’ve done something wrong but even if you haven’t. STFU let the lawyer talk
Unless it's some stupid victimless law police bait you into like Ruby Ridge.
I'm 100% for bait cars, 9/10 they already have a mile long wrap sheet and have done/will continue to swipe things people work years of their life for.
When I was arrested for simple possession 10 years ago, i said nothing. Say NOTHING, buttholes.
Thats why I only kept deals with friends from high-school. Thankfully it's legal here in Arizona.
When you're arrested, they read you your rights. You don't have to say anything and you can wait for a lawyer. I don't know why more people don't use their right to remain silent. A lot of people think they are more convincing than they actually are.
These clips are from the show "Cops". Unfortunately, that show is kind of scripted. I would rather rely on body cam footage. Where it's rare to manipulate the footage.
Entrapment is illegal, but observing or "assisting" someone who is already wants/plans to commit a crime is fine.
As for bait cars, they'd surprise you. Sometimes they're nice new vehicles, sometimes they're older, basic, cheap cars. My local agency had decent success with the program, and they had a documentary film crew with them once. They did absolutely everything to try and get one stolen to film it, with no luck. Finally their last attempt was to stage a situation (late night so roads and parking lot were mostly y empty so minimal risk to any bystanders.) They went to the ghetto, the driver of the bait car raced into a restaurant parking lot wèeeèchased another guy on foot, leaving the car running and door open. They got excited when someone approached the car, but instead, the person turned off the car, locked the keys inside to secure it (thi w911ass before key fobs) and called to report all the suspicious activity e😢😢😢😢===≈ĺlĺoo😢
Gambling is legal as long as some company (or the state) is profiting from it for people 18 and up, or in the privacy of your own home. Like drinking, weed, and tobacco, it’s legal but with rules.
I think if the cops do that then they should just detain them and make them think they going to jail to scare them but not arrest them. Just a scare tactic. I think that would be good idea. I got DUI, I never made mistake before then and now I for sure learned My lesson. It was dumbest thing I could ever do and I paid for it for a over a year
Exactly, rich white dudes can gamble anywhere anytime but young black dudes are hauled off to jail.
Hey Kabir, if you haven't already you should watch The Minority Report. an interesting idea about entrapment and intent blah blah blah love the reaction :D
Usually they have the mindset going into it to commit a crime… it just happens to be a sting that they find but it very well could have been the real deal whatever the situation..if that makes sense 😅
Gambling for money in public is highly illegal everywhere. Dice games are illegal as well. If you want to throw dice or play poker do it at home. Legal gambling is allowed in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, New Jersey and on some Indian Reservations only
Honestly the people getting busted for buying one bag or maybe 2 from an undercover officer who most likely approached them or pretended to be a dealer who sold to them before is totally bullshit. These people are not dangerous criminals they are people who are sick and need help. I'm an addict in recovery and I know from personal experience that people want to quit and don't want to use anymore but the fear of withdrawal keeps them in. They have jobs, children, responsibilities and know that going through withdrawal for days or even weeks is just not something they can do. You literally feel like you are dying. It's like having the flu but 10x worse. So arresting someone who is already struggling and totally fucking up their lives by putting them in jail is disgusting.
I think you're right in many cases, Kabir. Many of them don't have good influences, no fathers or strong role models to show another way of life
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Ex-husband, son and daughter-in-law all served 20+ years in law enforcement. Entrapment it reprehensible and officers that descend to that level of "justice" are no better than some criminals. Unfortunately the quality of many individuals joining law enforcement today leaves much to be desired and the reason why son and daughter-in-law retired as soon as it was possible for them to do so.
Personally, I think there are plenty of people committing crimes for cops to worry about entrapment on those who might commit a crime. Entrapment jobs are pure laziness by law enforcement and usually involve some sort of profiling.
I do differentiate between entrapment and undercover work btw. Infiltration of a criminal organization and the like, but walking up to a guy on the corner and asking to buy some coke? That's bs.
Gambling is only legal in Nevada, Louisiana, and a few other specific places with casinos in the US like on Native American land.
Lie~Deny~Testify! A criminal mantra. I wish the world was a better place for all of us.
Just Ple the5th ammendment. You don't have to talk at all!!! They can't question you any longer wo a lawyer present.
I see entrapment as a legitimate tactic. These criminals were set out to perform the activities they perform, and if law enforcement didn’t give them a target, they’d take one elsewhere.
Also, unstable, unsafe environments growing up, and lacking one or the other parent-or god forbid, both-has a major influence on the way a person behaves throughout their life. People in these poor, rundown city homing projects turn to crime and drugs to deal with the stresses of life, like how the next water bill is going to be paid or not being able to be home with your child enough because a single parent needs to work multiple jobs just to make sure their child doesn’t starve, at the cost of emotional and directional development of said child…
Just because a police put a bait car out there doesn't mean people should steal it. You can't blame the police. How you figure them same people wouldn't steal a car if it was somebody else car? They are criminals so obviously they would have stole an innocent person car. If a cop put a gun in your hand does that mean its their fault if you decided to pull the trigger?
Agreed entrapment is 100% illeagl in california. You will win every time. Even with a pathetic lawyer
A good friend of mine had his 13 year old son shot over dice game in their garage... over $5.00
Yes, shut up when the police ask you anything. No Hablas Englis !
9:25 You're being naive.
Or deliberately dumb.
Watching them buy drugs and then arresting them isn't entrapment. FYI
The entrapment thing - I don't understand the distinction between a sting and entrapment. But I really don't understand why entrapment is illegal. If I set you up to give you an opportunity to cheat me, or not!! - and you do, that's on you. You had the choice. I didn't force you. There were two ways to choose. So what is entrapment?
The other thing about videos like this is the immaturity that shows through - they all turn into to 4 year olds swearing they didn't touch the chocolate cake while their hands and faces are covered in chocolate. And yes, positive roles models are essential, and no matter how racist or sexist or whatever this makes me sound, single parent homes are a huge part of these problems, especially ones without a strong male leader. If a girl grows up in a household that is predominately male, with no mother, she's not likely to be terribly feminine, or even know how to react and relate in a"girl"environment. And the opposite is true about male children, in an environment dominated by women. And, almost every city is trying hard to fill in those gaps, but it seems to me they try to late, trying to relate to teens. It should start when they start school, or even younger. A boy needs to see men being aware of others needs and doing what he can to meet those needs, needs as simple is giving up his seat in a crowded room for someone older or pregnant or with a bad leg, etc. That is learned best by modeling. Years ago when our son was only about 7 years old, on an Easter morning that was filling up all the pews fast, it was my son - my 7 year old - who jumped up and went to the fellowship hall to grab chairs for those who arrived too late to get a seat in a pew. Several men jumped up when they saw him coming through the door from FH carrying a folding chair almost as tall as he was, but my son had seen his dad respond that way dozens of times and knew the proper response. And that he saw it before any of the grownups made me the proudest mama ever! :) You can "talk" about stuff like that until you're blue in the face, but when a child witnesses that behavior over and over, it becomes an automatic response.
Another example from my kid, one that's as funny as it is powerful. He had a small table with four chairs around it and when he was quite small - 3 or so - it was the perfect place to put one of the several garages he had on it and play with Matchbox and Hotwheels cars. One day the neighbor kid was over and the two of them were sitting at the table playing. My sister dropped in to drop something off, or pick something up - I have no clue - and Jason jumped up from his chair, swept his arm toward his little friend and said, "Aunt Tlara [his version of "Clara"] meet my friend, David!" I can't picture my husband sweeping his arm that way, but certainly coming to his feet when someone came in the house was normal. My sister adopted 4 at risk teens who are near his age and I can tell you, none of them had a clue about basic courtesy. My sister would shake her head and try not to scream in frustration when one of us would stop by (usually to drop off a few groceries or even some clothing we'd picked up to help out) and the four of them would be sprawled out on all the furniture in the livingroom, never moving an inch to accommodate any newcomers, even after my sister would ask them to move or make room. From their perspective, they were all enjoying MTV and here was this pain in the neck "fake" aunt expecting them to turn off the TV and VISIT!?? It took years, and none of them are instinctive about it, but they are a lot better after 30 years in the family. And I'm no longer a fake aunt. Still a pain, I'm sure... ;-)
Once they read you your rights. You have a right to a lawyer. But you have to ask for it. If you don’t ask for a lawyer. They tell you when they read you your rights. Anything you say can and will he used against you in a court of law. But some people are too stupid to shut up. The minute you say you want a lawyer they can’t ask you anymore questions without a lawyer present
On the entrapment thing, they would have just found another dealer or target. The only difference is that they found a cop instead of a dealer. Oh well, better being clean and in jail rather than OD'ing on the types of street garbage sold today like Fentynol.
You are a criminal if you fall for entrapment…they are committing actual crimes that are avoidable or shouldn’t do in the first place…
I've seen video of cops planting drugs. They forgot their body and and audio were on.
You have to have a license to operate a gambling thing. The government needs their cut you know
Yeah, not a big fan of entrapment. I mean the person shouldn't have broken the law but you make it look easy for someone that might be struggling and it's not a huge surprise that they may try something illegal.
Come on Kabir!! You don't wanna be a super villain?? 😈
Not only is gambling illegal in most states, but in states where is is legal, it's only legal in certain cities/counties. Laws here can be crazy confusing sometimes
It's street gambling in front of certain businesses and then like daily they shoot each other over dice games.
I feel if you know your doing something shady then u get what you ask for you play with fire 🔥 u will get burned
Police in America have no obligation to tell the truth and they are allowed to lie, or at least be less than honest, to a suspect in interrogation. I wish we were more like the UK in that respect.
The best thing to do in that situation is to state clearly that the suspect has no obligation to answer any questions and then request an attorney. After that, clam up and don’t say another.