Live PD: Verbal Judo (Season 3) | A&E
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A driver warns an officer about the firearm in his console, then becomes irritated after the officer still searches his vehicle in this clip from "12.14.18." #LivePD
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That’s how all people need to act. Even if he’s mad he still kept a cool head. And notifying the police of the gun was the right call
Good job man👍
Other people probably have stolen guns tho which is why they run. Or have warrants.
Unknown exactly ! Agree 100%!
You can tell he had trust issues with the cops. Was trying to make the search a racial thing etc. But can't blame him, I'm sure that stuff still happens, not just on Live PD.
@@heikinleino Black dude, fancy car, gun next the license. I wouldent pull out my license either. Why risk it...
Philando Castile VOLUNTEERED within the first 20 seconds, 'I have to tell you I have a gun." Meanwhile, in minnesota, you don't have to talk about your ccw until the police ASK.
I’ve never seen a dog not alert on a car 🤦🏽♂️😂
I have, multiple times, but it's hard to tell because drug dogs are so hyper when they're "on the job" sniffing for drugs. I mean, that bloody dog was so eager to go sniffing he was just turning around in circles.
well yeah LivePD isn't gonna show a lot of clips of nothing happening
@@captainpatchwork8107 Right? Idg how people find that surprising or suspicious. It's TV
Captain Patchwork They show clips all the time of nothing happening. Where they find nothing and cut them loose. Do you watch the show?
@@chissssssss it literally happened in this video above hahaha
dog was acting crazy and doing circles before he even got in the car... 😂
This is the truth 😩😩😂
I’ve said it a million times, I’ve never done a drug in my life, I’ve never had a drug enter my car...I guarantee a dog would still “alert” that there’s drugs in my car.
@@messyfilms6325 just because you have the ability to speak and form an opinion doesn’t mean you are an intellectually capable human
@@RhysBruning02 pfp says it all
Your dog goes through extensive training to give a false alert.
that's not all the dog does. You should try and run from him to see what kind of "training" he has.
Okay "Mr Perfect" SMH
If the dude had pot in his car and took it out the smell will still be there for the dog to smell
@@LetsgoBrandon2023 If the dude had pot in his car you often don't need a magic dog to smell it.
"I aint reachin in there" even after cop told him too... Smart man.
Facts
Right, cuz the cop...in full view of the cameras....was baiting him into going for the gun so he could arrest or shoot him. Ya'll so woke!
No! He's an ignorant man. Ignorance is NOT a character judgement. It just means that he is unaware of the true facts in situations like this. Read my longer comment above.
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VERY SMART.
Gotta give respect to the driver for the way he handled it lmao he caught the officer off guard lol
dude had to take a min to process the situation LMAO got em!
Madden with enriqueee No, his first response should have been he had a CCL. The way he said it is not how you are instructed to. Saying he had a legal permit to carry it.
@@pep590 incorrect. You don't need a CCL to carry a weapon in your glovebox
In most or all states?
TM3000 Yes, you are correct as I knew that already as that is the case in Tennessee, where I live. I assumed he had a CCL like I do and should not have. Good job! I like a person, who uses facts.
@@pep590 To drive big trucks?
Does it annoy anyone else that they just let the dog jump all over the car and scratch the paint?
It annoys everybody except the pig with the dog.
I feel like they do it intentionally when people don’t consent to a search...
No
And they jump on your leather
99% of the cars they pull over and have the dog sniff are cars not worth protecting the paint of anyway.
I had once a k-9 unit "alert" my family's car just to get to the food we had in there so I don't really believe in the accuracy of the dogs
Oh it alerted. Pretty soon there gonna have dogs that look at the car and alert from the comfort of their doghouses
Just reminds me how smart dogs are. Dog knew he could use his training to get into that car and possibly get a treat. Did it eat the food?
Lmaoooo if that is a true story than that is hilarious
Your right the accuracy is so sketchy because police dogs are trained to not eat food
@@mrxx2607 It is, we were going from Arizona to Texas and the Texas border patrol stopped us. I was about 9 or 10 at the time. The dogs wanted the Mcdonalds nuggets we had in the car lol.
"I don't want to reach in there". LOL
Translation: I know your tricks, ain't finna get shot today.
The cop was lowkey mad he didn’t reach for it.
@@osidec3959 He wasn't mad lol, it gave him an excuse to pull the dog out and do a search. That's a benefit to the officer, he was glad to seize the opportunity, had the guy reached and got the wallet the dog probably wouldn't have been involved at all and the whole traffic stop would have been a casual at window warning signature and off on their ways.
I respect the driver for saying up front about the gun. And that he refused out of common sense.....
KUDOS to the police. This video broke somewhat the stigma. Refreshing to see.
Smart black dude not wanting to reach in his glovebox when he has a gun inside.
Smarter would have been to have told the cop first that he had a legal CCL instead of the ignorant way he let him know. He's lucky the cop was a good guy.
@@pep590 still smart not to reach for the gun, and how come they seemed mad and frustrated when they didnt find any drugs?...
@@pep590 Depends on the laws of the state. Some states require you to wait for the officer to ask rather than you volunteer. Saying or doing anything the officer isn't specifically authorizing you to say or do is a good way of getting shot.
Lalo 80 Adams You are right. Better safe than sorry. You're an honest guy.
gun wasn't in the glovebox
man y’all need to leave Usain Bolt alone for real
They did! Did you see Usain Bolt run? No you did not. That is how Usain became the fastest runner in the world with his training running from the cops.
You're trying too hard
Oh so Usain Bolt is above the law now?
So fast he uses that gun to shoot it and catch up to the bullet 😂
Thank you I just laughed so hard 😂
Dog “alerts” yet nothing found seems like your tool is broken
JustinBieber stfu
@KXNG GRUMP13 I train dogs for a living and these hits are so few in far between it doesn't justify using a dog... It's the same as using a lie detection device for proof positive... It doesn't actually tell if your lying or not just detects changes in your body so it can't be used in court same with a dog but even worse the owner can lead the dog at any time... There should be no noise touching or gestir9 of any kind done by an officer and in the end the dog can't detect wether or not there are actually drugs in the car.
I've been saying it for years man they use the dogs to search the car regardless of if it hits on the car , its broken
People here complaining about dogs are the same people who carry drugs in their car. If the dog detects something and they search your vehicle and they find nothing, at the very worst, they waste 10 minutes of your time. That, or they find drugs which is the whole point. Any damages done by the cops can be reimbursed, albeit with a little legal work, but if they find nothing during the search then the law is on your side and can almost always get money for damages. K9 units aren't perfect but absolutely necessary.
@@OfficialReckM8 they could hit on your car for "drugs" but when they search it you get locked up for a gun. Idk how that works but I see what your saying
Few months ago I was pulled over for a broken tag light. Started off routine, gave them license, registration, insurance no problem. Cop goes back to his car for a few min. Shortly after, 2 more cop cars pull up behind me with lights on. When he comes back to the window, he wants to pull me out and search the car for whatever reason. They had no probable cause, I was not impaired in any way, no smell of marijuana or alcohol, no drugs or weapons in the car, no warrants, not leaving a "known drug neighborhood", not acting suspicious as I was doing nothing wrong and had nothing to hide, just was simply driving to the gas station to get gas and head to a friends house. When I refused the search, they told me they had a K-9 unit here and ran the perimeter of my car. Cops told me the dog "alerted" them and they will be searching the car. The dog did not bark or give any indication whatsoever. They searched the car head to toe for about 20 min and found nothing. Sorry for the long story but my point is, I know first hand they will tell you the dog "alerted" them no matter what.
chaoswraith how would you like someone to show evidence through a yt comment?
It's not evidence, but the same thing happens to me. The cops appear to utilize the dog to legally search my vehicle. I don't smoke, etc., but it just happens. I'm guessing it is because I am on the road usually around 2am for work, but it is what it is. Honestly, I really just hate it when they pull you over for a tag light fix it ticket when they can just issue a warning and save you $25 to buy a new bulb to replace it. I mean thanks for letting me know because I don't start up my car, turn on my lights and then do a walk around every night, but just a warning would be nice. End Rant
I agree with you but sometimes the K9 can sit as an alert signal. I like that much better than scratching or barking. Maybe keep dog treats in your car lol
@@chaoswraith His point isn't invalid his story is basically the UA-cam video u just watched scroll up buddy
Gavino Nguyen A walk around would save you the $25 you are whining about
Love how the dog "alerted" but no drugs found lol figures....
Happened to me twice. Still gt the scratch marks to prove it lol
It could be the residue of someone that had stuff on them before and was sitting in the car. I had a girl in my car one time who had weed and the next day I got pulled over and the dog alerted and they had to search my car but I didn’t have anything. It just depends on the situation. Usually with more potent drugs it lingers longer (:
@@felicity4752 these people don't want your completely rational thoughts, they just want to hate cops... and police dogs. Their sense of smell is 100 times more powerful than ours and people wonder why dogs alert when there's nothing in the car... it's because it still SMELLS LIKE THE DRUGS
ricky montes Man exactly what I was thinking! Wasn’t the dog suppose to sit if it was actually alerted??! Lmao all that dog did was paw that guys paint, ran around the car 1 time like a puppy fresh out the crate and stretched his legs in the process.
The K-9 officer literally explained why Yogi could've alerted... mongoloid.
How does a burnt out tail light require a drug sniffing dog? Yogis alerted to drugs and there were no drugs.
That's a problem.
Rocky Mountain the gun lol
@@oceanfan566 A gun that smells like drugs?
You need to research the laws and court precedents. The dog is not searching the car. It is essentially plain view for the dog, the dog just has a better nose than humans. The legal issue is when an officer detains the vehicle for too long, waiting on a K9 officer to arrive. This stop is irrelevant since the K9 was already there. If the K9 is there, no PC or reasonable suspicion is necessary for it to sniff around the car. It's no different than plain view. A cop can look through the windows all he wants. The Supreme Court ruled that drivers don't have a reasonable expectation of privacy in this scenario.
Because it was a legally armed black man
@@okstate999 Thank you for posting this
That deputy had zero reason to conduct that dog run. The driver had zero signs of impairment, and even respectfully notified him that he was carrying a firearm. I normally never say someone was profiled, but this guy almost definitely was. Unless he literally runs the dog across every vehicle he pulls over, that was profiling.
YOGI is TRAINED to HIT on EVERY CAR,that has PAINT or GLASS windows
lololol you are wrong. Delete your comment
He’s 100% correct. These cops force their dogs to alert on every car so they can search it. By tapping on the car he gets his dog to jump and that’s a so called alert. My dog can do that to and has no narcotics training
@@hammertownsoldier EXFUCKINGZACTLY!!! Its so sad n pathetic...the dog,just alerted on his door..BECAUSE THE cop just smeared some peanut butter,on the door
Its a joke as,we,all,know,YOGi loves peanutbutter n,jelly
I thought about something like this cause what did Yogi alert to if the guy had nothing in his car? And if he’s the only one driving it and cleans it weekly (like he says) then there wouldn’t have been residue at all for the dog to possibly sniff. And I’ve never seen a time where the dog doesn’t alert to a vehicle at all (provided this is the first time on the show I’ve seen someone without drugs, but still). Also, did anyone notice the cop never actually said he could smell or see anything which means he shouldn’t have pulled out the dog at all?
And if you watch the part with the dog, you can see him point and hear him say “here” and then on the other side he says “check ------“ (I couldn’t hear check what). This was easily just to give him a reason to search the car
I just dont understand why the k9 search was necessary if his gun was legal
Unrelated to the gun, the dog alerted to the presence of narcotics, despite not finding any
He decided to search before he pulled him over.
Jeremy Oakes Seems he was profiled, and unfortunate.
@@ggmanatee why would they need to set a k9 on the dog?
@@kieranschafer5180 can you rephrase?
He wasnt upset at being pulled over. He was upset at being suspected of having drugs and being searched. If searching people's property wasnt a big deal it wouldn't be mentioned in the constitution. It was a big enough deal to rebel against an empire and found a country on.
Sadly this generation doesn't seem to care. Everything that our forefathers built here is being pulled away brick by brick. The government and cops are drunk with power, the citizens are intoxicated on heroin and meth brought in by drug cartels that the federal government turns a blind eye to because there is too much money to be made all around. No one trusts their neighbors anymore....only a matter of time before the last brick is pulled and it all comes crumbling down.
Ok boomer
the search seemed a bit prejudiced tbh
He prob did hav drugs just hidden sneaky
@@a.wyattmann4370 stfu
Id be mad about getting my car scratched for no reason
Seriously. Tf do they train the dog to alert like that for???? I’ve seen k9s sit to alert usually, qualified immunity baby!!!
The firearm is a reason to conduct a search, even if u are a ccw holder bcs its mostly related to drugs. Idk why i feel that the dawg smelled weed left over xD
@@luciferblack7194 having is a legal registered firearm is NOT a reason for search. I’ve been pulled over with my firearm on me and never have been searched. The reason for the stop was that light was out. he didn’t smell narcotics or have suspicion on it & he deployed the k9 just because. Again , it’s a tool and if they wanna use it. Whatever. But the point OP is trying to make is that the dog is possibly scratching up the paint and I’d be mad asf too.
@@Loki13615 "Again , it’s a tool and if they wanna use it. Whatever."
Yeah no it's not whatever. It's illegal and unconstitutional to employ a drug sniffing dog with no probable cause. It's also illegal to extend a traffic stop to use a drug sniffing dog when the traffic stop has nothing to do with narcotics.
@@ihaveacar this!
Real question: what does it look like when a dog doesn't alert on a car? Does he just keep walking by? It looks to me like the cop is encouraging him to jump at the car door, then calling it an alert when he does...
Chris Barr the dog sits. My dad's a cop and this dog didn't alert. He told the dog in German to bark.
Sebe Christian u Deadass serious?
See the thing is Live PD is here for entertainment, you dont see all the times the dog gets pulled out and doesnt alert. It makes things look skewed if thats all you see about cops is this show.
@@textman09 It depends entirely on the trainer. In Australia the dog is trained to sit when it smells drugs. We use them here at music festivals and if someone walks passed the dog as it sniffs them and then it sits down, they know who to search.
They usually have the dog go around multiple times to see if the dog has the same reaction in the same spot. Because they are still dogs. They like to jump, bark and scratch at things. As with every system its not perfect, but it is what it is. Got a problem with it dont keep things in your car that you have to worry about getting in trouble for.
So we ain't going to mention that their "tool" was faulty
If you actually paid attention you would find out that the dog could alert to any residue that could have been in the car and no longer is.
@@baileygreathead5233 Keep believing that.😂
Yea keep believing that. Weird I've never seen a video of a dog used and they don't end up searching the car. Its a tool alright used on black people so they can search the car without consent.
I dont believe its faulty, I believe the officer said the dog alerted when he didnt. It could have been camera cuts and weird angles but as far as I know the dog lays down when alerting. All I seen was jumping and sniffing.
Nothing wrong with their tool. Dog is their tool to violate your rights, and thats exactly what we just witnessed.
Q:How come the dog smelled drugs if the car was clean???
A: dogs are just an excuse to get into your car.
That scam is so explicit.
I saw a LIve PD episode where the dog didn't alert but that was beccause dude told the cops he was onto their scam!
@@jamesphillips5295 Dont give consent to search. always always film their k9 as they go around your car. when you are forced to step out of the car, lock it behind you.
They can manipulate the dog to false alert so they have a reason to search
@@jamesphillips5295 Yes because dogs train for years with handlers just for a scam....... Which is what? What would be the point of the scam? So they can search your car? Okay cool and if they don't find anything then it's pointless and therefore not worth 'scamming' or they do find illegal drugs and they take the person in possession of said drugs into custody and get the drugs off the street. But yes the police department which has a tight enough budget as is is spending hundreds of thousands (possibly millions) on a "scam"
What's explicit is your ignorance.
Ah yes, the old "No Tag Light" routine.....
Dog probably smelled McDonalds wrappers
"Not exactly.." lol
You can tell it's legit when he follows that by saying "we got another unit coming".
Because we all know a busted tag light is a MINIMUM 2 Officer call
@@EricGrain Here's the irony of it all, when is it that the tag light needs to work? At night...
Where is the cop going to be when he's trying to read your plate? Behind you...
So if it's at night and he's behind you shouldn't his headlights already be on and wouldn't that be illuminating your tag to a far greater extent than a silly little light on the back of your car?
@@hunterjones9822 Unless of course the officer is not behind you....which is the whole reason you need a tag light. Congratulations you made a narrow minded statement
The dog isnt trained to smell narcotics, its trained to alert to a "car"
He smelled the gun that y they didn't take the gun out So they can search his car
@@unluckyfisherman5637 guns are not illegal to carry in your car ...at least not in Texas
@@brianstriplingtv1413 bruh the dog doesn't care if it's legal or not, and they can be trained to smell residue on guns so it's most likely what the dog alerted to
very few k-9's are trained to smell gun odor. the k-9's that are trained to smell gun odor are usually bomb k-9's. This dog is an apprehension/Narco k-9 you obviously have no idea and are pretty stupid.
@@mikebik4365 Oh what an honor, you're the one who was training this dog ? Just because all dogs aren't trained for it you're an expert on what this specific one was? Also since you're an expert tell me how they found nothing not even a single empty baggy or anything else after searching it even though the dog alerted, only thing in the car was a gun.
These police dogs are getting old dude. Alert to everything everytime. BS
kyle c do you think they’re gonna post a video where the dog doesn’t alert and nothing happens? Only the interesting stuff makes the show
@@cameronpoulton9490 nothing happened in this video but yet the dog still alerted...
@@HaydenHarrell69 smoke and mirrors
@@cameronpoulton9490 Wut? there are videos all the time where they don't find drugs and they don't bring a dog out. The point is, the K9 always seems to alert even if they don't find anything...
the dog alerts to the chemical smell released by narcotics or household chemicals that are used in some narcotics
"We're going to search your car. Our dog has alerted to you being black"
MannaMusicOfficial 😂😂😂
I laughed more than I should have 😂😂
I think in most cases they treat everyone possibly equally bad to force in taxes from th
Smart man. I love how the cops are advocating for their broken tool. Lol. Dog clearly false alerted.
"I told him he could grab it, he didnt want to grab it." Can't imagine why
If you don't pull out a gun and point it at him he isn't going to shoot you. Keep believing that false narrative
@@kristianvandehei8757 Even if it's highly unlikely like 1 in ten million chance you might accidentally get shot reaching for your gun (and I think you can argue the odds are much higher than 1 in ten million) why in the world would you take that unnecessary risk? This is almost the exact situation in which Philando Castile was killed because he reached for his wallet after informing the officer he had a gun. I'm white, so I don't think there's any racial bias to make me fear for my life in a traffic stop, but I would never ever go anywhere near my firearm even if the cop told me to. He's welcome to disarm me, but I'm not gonna move my hands anywhere near my pistol.
@Edi2003 The number of unarmed dead black men is also a false narrative but okay
So what did the dog alert to ? What if they’re all a scam lmao
they just say the dog alerted to gain vehicle access.. been that way for many years.
regardless , they still lie all the time.. its no mystery..
Tbh I've always kinda wondered if some of the commands they give them are design to trigger the dog to alert
Dogs alert to the smell of certain chemicals which can be used in certain narcotics
@@caffeinefiend1217 its possible that it smelt the gun powder however its not a bomb dog its a drug dog so its only trained to alert to narcotics or chemicals used in narcotics which is probably what happened, the guy may have had a household chemical or cleaned his car with something that is also used in narcotics
How do they justify deploying the dog when the initial traffic stop was for a broken tag light? They never mentioned smelling marijuana or any suspicious behavior from the driver.
It's like he did it because he was black
The Supreme Court ruled that police don't need reasonable suspicion to deploy a K-9 on a legitimate traffic stop. The K-9 alerts and that gives them probable cause to search the vehicle. So in the end most K-9 handlers deploy most traffic stops to check.
that dog jumped around... how in the world is that an alert? usually the dog sits or something
Not all dogs are the same it what the pigs would tell you
@@gabrielnunez2427 to be fair that is true, there are Drug sniffing K9's that lay on the drugs, some even bark at it, and if i remember this correctly at an airport that i was at, the dog scratches a bag if he founds drug on it.
They make it up as they go.
He said he wasnt getting shot today 😂
Lol right? He's like nope, not today.
BC He said he wasn't shooting the cop today.
"It's not an illegal search, the dog alerted"
>Didn't find any drugs
huh...
Will the city now pay for the dog scratching his car when he jumped on it
Gotta love how they dont trim the dogs nails and they just randomly get to scratch up nice vehicles in the name of justice. And all k9 officers are trained to false alert so they have a "legal" false reason to search your vehicle. Luckily these cops were on camera and trying to be different then normal because of that fact.
“I can’t get to my license right now because it’s where my gun is” well that escalated quickly
Escalated how? He was letting the know he had a gun and wasn't gonna go for his wallet. The cop kept his cool and didn't over react like most would
he had a concealed carry . he legally owned the gun. nothing wrong
Johnny so would it have escalated slowly if he had opened it and pulled his gun out without telling the cop? Come on now..
You're legally supposed to immediately tell an officer you have a firearm in the car. Even I know that.
Anemone not in every state
This whole thing just upsets me. Had the dog jumping on the car all for a tail light out. Then dog "alerts"(which they do every time apparently) and nothing found. This was unjust.
Agreed
The dogs do alert every time, I’ve yet to see a vid where the dog doesn’t alert!
So why don’t you DO something about it?
If every driver who objects to the dogs contributes 1Dollar to a fund to take a case to a jury and get the case nullified !
Jury nullification is a good thing!
@@kevins4929 I don't know how you would define the optimal balance between freedom and safety, but for me it leans much more to the freedom side than saying we should just search anyone we want without a warrant for no good reason in case they have meth... that's no world I want to live in.
In college a couple decades ago (jesus I'm getting old), I had a friend from China... communist China. She was flabbergasted that the police can randomly stop everyone on the road for a DUI check. She said that would never happen in communist china, the people wouldn't stand for it.
This video makes K9 probable cause look like total BS. This guy was super up front with cops. No need to have the dog clawing all over his car pretending like he's a perp. For a license plate light!? Some of these Live PD stops are sketchy AF.
Wow this comment section is the smartest of them all
And now he was inconvenienced in his night, had to go through the stress of having a police search your vehicle, and scratch marks on his paint that he’ll have to pay for... great work officers
Deputy: "Why would we have a tool and not use it?"
Especially when there is the possibility of confiscating large amounts of cash.
License plate light out is code for let's just pull this dude over.
@Anon Anon yes you can, it's all depending what the officer decides to say. If he decides to say that he saw you swerve close to a roadline, even though you may not have, how can you prove him wrong? You're word vs the cops, they'll win every time unless you have actual proof. Because in the eyes of the law, what a cop says is legal proof.
Cops are still human and if they need to fill a quota or face the consequences of not doing so, most of them will do what they need to do to keep thier job, even if it includes little white lies that may lead to filling said quota...
I never understood why the license plate light being out was against the law. Because they can just use their headlights to read the plate...
Matthew Young any excuse to pull someone over
It's code for "I'm a cop and I'm bored and that person coincidentally happens to be black"
Or not...
I think the officer should need to suspect drugs to deploy the k-9
Phil Historia exactly.
Right!
I hope I remember this video if I'm ever on a jury and I hear K9 and probable cause mentioned in the same sentence.
Only if the K9 officer is not on the scene and would lengthen the duration of the traffic stop. This was decided in the Supreme Court. Also, it does not take PC for the dog to sniff the car. That is essentially plain view.
He did suspect drugs, didn't you see the skinny black guy in the well maintained car? To a cop that's suspicion of drugs.
perfectly displays how they train the dogs to "hit" on the car no matter what. It is a fraud, a way to violate our constitutional right against illegal searches. Absolutely criminal.
and no repercussions when they find zilch. Just oh well be on your way
"Why would we have a tool to circumvent your rights and not use it?"
It wasn't the dogs fault, it's a simple Pavlovian command that the sheriff will always use to grant access to search the car.
Poor Yogi doesn’t even understand what kinda backwards unjust scheme he works for every day
He told the dog “cmon the window” and the dog jumped on the window and that was his alert. Good one man
@1:28
cop: "check window!"
dog: *jumps up onto window
cop: "goodboy! your dog alerted on the vehicle for illegal narcotics"
I believe he is saying "find dope".
He said “check. Find dope” 😂🤡
@@jordanlindsey9407 he spun and gestured toward the window 👈 but you must be visually impaired 😵💫🤹 additionally, he didn't have any narcotics 🤡🤡🤡
@@StereoSoundAgent I wasn’t talking about where he pointed. I was correcting you on what he said. You must have a tough time reading 🤡
@@jordanlindsey9407 you win keyboard crusader
He had no probable cause to bring the dog out lmao
This man was my Uber driver a while ago I'm almost positive it's him he was very nice
Low key the most racist comment 😅
@Oswaldo Cisneros because maybe sweet Mikayla can't tell black people apart and that's hilarious
After watching Live PD for several weeks I just assumed everyone without a tag light had drugs.
same
The black guy was extremely smart. By telling the police that he had a gun there. Imagine if this cop shoots him if he sees the gun and the black male wouldnt have said anything?
To be fair, if it was loaded in the car that's concealed carry. As a ccw holder he's legally required to say he has the gun
@@iplayCoDandBF Not in Florida. Only certain states legally require you to inform. In Florida you only have to inform if asked. Its simply responsible, courteous, and beneficial to tell an officer that you have a firearm, without being asked and regardless of the law.
I'm just wondering how many times have you guys seen a dog not alert?
I'm curious.
Edit my step dad used to be a cop he just informed me that all K9,s are trained to "alert" nomadder what 100% confirmed.
I've had a drug dog do the sniff test on my car a few times at Border Patrol checkpoints, none alerted. That may be because I'm white and the cop didn't order him to alert though.
There is a love of video that shows a dog not alertting
I live right beside a k9 unit and he keeps his dog outside and he never smells it when I smoke weed
Love how they try and justify the malfunctioning dog.
I feel like these dogs are just excited to hop out of the car lol
The dog will always “hit” even if there are no drugs in the car.
But why is a legal firearm On a traffic stop a good enough probable cause to bring out the k9? He was right just had a mute argument in my eyes
They don't need probable cause to bring out a k9...
You're right... Wow
@@sniperzBAK Correct, Illinois v. Caballes. The ruling authorizes police to walk a drug dog around the vehicle during any legitimate traffic stop. If the dog signals that it smells drugs, police then have probable cause to conduct a search.
The word is "moot", not "mute".
driver deserves respect for doing the right thing. sure he was upset to get pulled over, but he still did the right thing and sure he went thru the dog search, but it all worked out ok.
That k9 cop looked like he knew he shouldn't have searched it
Did anyone notice that the dog hit when the handler signaled for him to hit? He did a circle and the dog hits. That's bs
*I 100% Believe Police know how to Que a dog to “alert”*
You can literally see him doing it in this video. He says "check" and taps the car and the dog jumps on the exact spot he does it every time.
Cops: cheat code activated drug sniffing dog
Suspect: man you can’t use cheat codes!
S̶u̶s̶p̶e̶c̶t̶ *law abiding citizen suspected of nothing but having a broken plate light, being black, and having a gun
“I’m not reaching in there.” Exactly my brother you just saved your life.
Probably not a good idea to keep your id where your pistol is at in the first place lol
The dogs ALWAYS alert to whatever 🤦♂️
The dog needs to be retired asap
Why?
and spend the rest in a slaughter house......
@@falksudmersen5972 i dont think Americans eat dogs
@@dailyjuan1237 How many peoples rights have been violated on a false hit do you think?
why
If I was him I’d definitely take this to court. This was a clear breach of the fourth.
De Hall It’s not, he pulled him over for a traffic violation and if in that time he hasn’t wrote a ticket for it, a K-9 unit can come and if it hits on something it gives probable cause and with that you can search. It’s a small window of time and he took the opportunity to do so, if it was longer he would probably have a case.
@@gucciserb what did the dog hit alert on?
The Dankest Betty White they aren’t 100%, if it hits they have probable cause.. it’s not breaching the fourth in any way.
@@gucciserb bootlicker 🐑
I want to see a time when the k9 doesn’t alert.
They Alert only when the officers want them to.
that'll happen never
lol "narcotic trained k-9" yep trained alright, trained to alert every time drugs or not.
Well, your " tool" is clearly broken. Bring it back to the shop and fix it or shelf it for good but stop using your broken tool to violate citizens constitutional rights.
Ol boy was smart he wasn’t trying to get shot💯☝️
if only all yous was like him huh Jeremy????
jeremy hunter Then he should have told the cop he had a legal CCL instead of the ignorant way he let him know. He's lucky the cop was a good guy.
And here we have one of those situations where the dog is commanded to alert even if there's no narcotics.
"you gotta keep your composure" is rich coming from a cop
Lock people up that do drugs! Yeah! That’ll show them and make their situation better!
Yogi was just happy to be outside of the SUV.
Was clearly lookin for Booboo... or a burger.
What does a non alerting K-9 look like anyway? xD
Good on this dude for telling them there was a gun and then still insisting he go nowhere near it when he was cleared to do so.
3rd video I have watched where a dog has “alerted” on a car and has found nothing. They really should be held responsible for that
Once again nothing is found after the dog “alerts to the vehicle”. That’s come grade A bull ish right there
@@khl619 Look at the cops face he knew he had his dog false hit
HOW DOES THE DOG ALERT ANYWAY... DOES IT SAY, HEY OFFICER I SMELL SOMETHING! NO.
@@khl619 And are u saying cops are always held accountable for there actions? Interesting
Bay Area 510 where did he say that?
Bay Area 510 because he blatantly said “this officer” which refers to one officer in particular...
“You think people should be able to have drugs?”
Yes, the state shouldn’t dictate what people can and can’t do and think with regards to themselves.
Yeah that’s honestly eerie. They found no drugs and yet the dog “alerted” anyway 🙄
Love how dogs that alert on cars are only effective 27% of the time
Source? Not doubting just gotta verify that chief
@@hankmoody4369 In the first 9 months of 2011, dogs alerted (and police searched) 14,102 times, and drugs were found only 2,854 times-a false alert rate of 80%. Those results, they say, are surprisingly consistent - in 2010, the false alert rate was 74%.
"Find dope" literally 1 second late dog alerts
I'd like to know what reasonable suspension they had to even bring the dog over but ok and I think that's what the guy was trying to say.
They don't need reasonable "suspicion" to run the dog around the car. They can do that with any car for no reason.
I'm not sure the dog is that heavy but I assume it's a standard Ford kit unless the department made some modifications.
Smart man. I wouldn't reach either. Gives the cops a cause to light them up even when innocent.
Why did the dog hit on the car if he had nothing on him? It doesnt seem like that "tool" works very well.
probably the smell of huge chungus
Because if you listen it can alert to residue
Because he may have been smelling the residue of something that was there at one time but is not there now. No tool is perfect and you can't assume that the dog was giving a false positive. In other words, the dog wasn't hallucinating. He alerted to the odor he was trained to alert to.
sometimes they don't alert and the cops say they did to search anyway.
Sexytamale Gaming where was the residue?
At the end of the day that praised tool alerted to nothing lmao or maybe you just used the dog as an excuse to search the car knowing he would alert regardless to the gun you were told was in there. Its obvious what happened here.
Officer fine af
Viviana Enamorado yeah ikr, the guy in the green. 😻
The only thing those dogs are good for is scratching paint
I think the dog actually alerted on the cop car the way he came out of there. That dog is WAY too hyper for what his job is. He may be good for apprehension purposes but not sniffing. The thing was bouncing off of the car all the way around it and he said it hit on the passenger side. What a joke!
But he was "just getting trained last night"...
Nobody else in the comments are saying anything about that.
If he was ready to be used then his training was done.
He reminded me of Jazz from Fresh prince when he goes to the court "Nu uh dude, i put my hands down and i have 15 warning shots on my back"
lol
"It's in the glove box with the gun"
Thank God the cameras were there brother.
The guy who got pulled over did everything right and so did the officers. And the calm rational conversation after was helpful all the defund police people need to watch this and than watch what happens when you run and fight
"I'll pull him out and grab... I mean do a sniff"
Sure bud
What is with all of these gorgeous cops?? You’re killing me, Live PD!
Deputy Pini is one handsome rascal, for sure, haha.
That dog didn't alert, it followed your commands when you raised and tapped it on the window. Just like it followed your command when you raised and tapped of the driver's side wing mirror
a lot of the cops in this show brings peace to my heart
I feel like there should be a public record kept for how many times a k9 has alerted on a car and how many false positives there have been. From there we could establish an allowable threshold and better hold officers accountable for proper use of their ‘tools.’ But I’m just a guy on the internet what do I know
That was 100% and illegal search .
How...
Jason they use the dog to fake an “alert” they claim to have legal reasons to search your car when they actually lied and the dog didn’t smell anything . I know it may seem like I’m lying but I’m not . My best buddy is a k-9 he does this all the time . I don’t agree with it but it happens
@@ivanibarra6542 You do realize that an alert can be scratching, pointing, biting at a certain area, etc right? Different dogs might alert in different ways that aren't always obvious to us because we aren't trained k9 handlers. I have no doubt there are some k9 handlers that do claim there dog alerted when it didn't but thats not the majority. A dog will alert on a car even if there is a lingering odor of narcodics which is probobly what happened in this clip. And no they don't "alert" all the time, A&E only shows the clips where they do because those are the clips that get views.
What probable cause was there for such a search? To me, clearly racist predjust on the part of the officer. But of course any internal investigation would reveal no wrongdoing on their part.
I love it when these notifications pop up on my phone
That dog was going to alert regardless, the cop knew that which is why he wanted to do a sniff so they could legally gain access to the vehicle to retreive the gun and license.