Bubba's Go Cart Was Stolen | Cops Walk In and Arrest Him Without a Warrant!
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When all you remember from police academy is that step 1 is getting that ID, and then you can't proceed to step 2...
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John,
Wasn't there a recent SCOTUS ruling in the past year or two that made it easier to file Federal lawsuit even while State charges are pending... or something like that?
I swear, your beard gets darker and darker every time I see it! You go, man!!!
The 4th Amendment has no provision for: Detention, Officer Safety, Reasonable Articulable Suspicion, Exigent Circumstances, Pain Compliance, Taser, Deadly Force, Kidnapping, No Knock Warrant, Dogs, Wrong Address, Policing, Investigation, Inspection, Inventory, Immunity, Traffic Stops, Human Trafficking, Fascism, etc. The only practice condoned in the 4A is seizure pursuant to a warrant, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. (The word "upon" means "probable cause" comes before a "warrant", not after the search.) The SCOTUS is a Private Corporation (see D&B).
Your channel is a deep inspiration and shows why auditing America by we the people is such an important facet of freedom and true democracy of todays America ! Thankyou John ! Octavia$
Thank you for mentioning the lawyers who press their clients into taking "deals" that amount to guilty pleas even when the evidence proves their innocence. This happened to me and it's a story lackluster covered. Lazy lawyers? Corrupt lawyers? Turns out my lawyers worked for the police! The subject deserves a video all by itself.
Stop opening your door to the cops
Unless the swine tell you they have a warrant, immediately, don't even acknowledge they've knocked on your door...
Bubba Has an outer door, looks like a steel grate, to protect his inner door. Could have kept the outer door closed and locked between him and the cop. Then, when he wants to quit talking, which is best done almost immediately, he only has to close the inner door.
@@bobthetitanicwhere does he insinuate that?
@frocat5163 Someone should really make a public service announcement to never open the door to police. Many citizens don't exercise that right. If they're at your home, best believe it's not for something good.
Start fighting back!
Crazy how cops go from "Nobody is in trouble" to "You're under arrest" after doing zero investigation.
Cops are allowed to lie. It's why I won't talk to them. And I never have to worry about serving on a jury. Whenever I'd be asked, I'd say I don't trust the cops because they're allowed to lie when no one else is. They've personally stolen from me before. And no cop is gonna testify against another, as if it's a criminal organization with lawful immunity.
They always lie, never beleive anything they say.
@@toddmartin4900 lie, cheat, steal, bul-ly, intim0date - Police credo
NEVER OPEN YOUR DOOR TO COPS!!!
Next time the swatt team shows up to your house, I suggest you try that.
Yah' they going break the door down especially if they looking to arrest you I always open my door to them and cooperate and it always turns out ok I provide identification and once they find out I am not the person they looking for they leave this happened 2 times
Add 100 times more never speak to cops.
If they are coming in they are coming if open the door or not @@johnd.5601
Especially if they look like a hippo
The fact that some DA still wants to persecute in the light of clear exculpatory evidence, is in bad faith and beyond disturbing.
Shocking, look I'm so surprised.
The protect their own tyrannical fellows.
Here is how you know, she knows she is wrong. Why is she trying so hard to keep herself outside the door and why is she trying to pull him outside? Why is she not just walking in the house and arresting him?
My thoughts exactly
@@dunningkruger4863
Me too.
Me 3 or 4, depending on how you look at it.
True but the dummy was the one who opened the door
It's obvious to us, but will the prosecutor and judge agree? It's highly unlikely, most likely.😂😂😂
Once the female cop crossed the door’s threshold, she is now an intruder. She should be treated as such. That uniform doesn’t mean squat.
It does to the rest of the goons in blue. Good luck surviving that arrest.
@@steventatlock5443 They have their gangs , so should we
Be nice if it worked that way but it doesn't
Watching videos like this has convinced me to get a doorbell camera. I have never knowingly committed a crime or been arrested in my 58 years on this planet. But life in the Fascist US of A is getting more precarious everyday. Fight the power! ✊
She Would have learned the hard way that day
As a retired Traffic Enforcement supervisor, I can tell you right now that this arrest is stupid. Nobody identified Bubba as the driver of the go-cart. The officer knew that she wasn’t legally allowed to arrest Bubba as she lacked probable cause and that she was violating the 4th Amendment by entering his house. I’m not sure how it’s done in that jurisdiction but, a supervisor (Watch Cmdr.) is suppose to review the reports and BWC footage and do a UOF report due to the deployment of the Taser and the allegations that the individual committed Batter on the officers.
One thing I can tell you, it is a seeming common practice to load the defendant with multiple serious charges in order to “CYA” for the officer and the Department. Looking at the limited footage that was shown, this arrest should have never occurred. What the officer should have done is to facilitate the exchange of information between Bubba and the other involved party or, impounded the go-cart, taken a Traffic Collision Report and be done with it. This is what happens when officers are poorly trained, poorly supervised and are allowed to run roughshod over the communities they serve. I hope Bubba fights this arrest and seeks legal advice because his rights were clearly violated.
LEVEL THOUGHT, THANKS!
Exactly. They want to scare their victims into complying so that their own bad behavior goes unnoticed by the courts, as that's one place where they might actually face reprisals for their crimes.
You could tell the cop .new she wasn't legal to go into the house. She stayed in the doorway until her ego took over.
Interesting comment. I do consider the property damage an issue here, and it looks like the cop is trying her damdest to get a resolution for the victim. Alleging he is responsible for the damage and failure to report an accident is kinda suspect, but he does have some level of liability - but is it criminal? So the victim is identifying the guy as a responsible party, he retrieved the gokart ... but can't/won't supply the requisite information for restitution purposes, i get it he doesn't have to. So the cop is likely gonna pressure him with the arrest/detention, well the LEO has a verifiable victim who can swear to an affadavit and they can "take care of things" on the backend when suspects have already gotten away. Did he leave the scene of a crime? Well he wasn't directly responsible, so no. Could he be civally liable, i think so because it is a motorized thing. If it was just a bike, i doubt it. He had knowledge that it was being used on the road, which is not correct - but isn't one of the crimes listed. I'm sure there is some kinda given that he dngaf as long as his property is returned, hence the notification his sh*t was left unattended. So someone else left the scene allegedly injured, well - he may be civilly liable and there's no indication that he won't let it happen again...hmm. Impounding him imo is coercion... impounding the go-kart would be evidence in the prior crime. He's not cooperating fully, which is fine with me. The victim needs a report for ins. purposes...and then they can go after the go-kart owner. But he is bubba, not bubba lastname ... so it's all cohersion to get that ID. I learned many years ago that you can't get blood out of a stone, so don't bother. This leo went too far. he shoulda left a chain on the door if/when he actually answered the door. Exigency, not so much. i think they filed the wrong charges and he will get off, but it's a long road. In the mean time, the victim has his ID and can take care of their end. So you are completely right, he removed evidence from the scene and should have given up some info. But like always, the LEO doesn't know how to talk to people. The use of a taser is very concerning to me, escalating an encounter like this to that point is unethical. He didn't slam the door in her face and was willing to talk it out. LEO didn't want to do the job, but a job on him. complete BS. not saying he's a good person, once they get a drug charge they are like "see, I was right to be an asshole!" well it doesn't work that way. he might get roped up depending on the judge. And the not so invisible blue line could really fk him over. if she had done things right, she mighta got the same result w/o completely viol./tasering him - no skillz. sry, i type fast. glhf.
Thank you for your service. I respect the Police. Traffic Police risk their lives every day just by pulling over someone. But they save hundreds of lives by enforcing the law.
This video is outrageous!! How the 375 pound female (if she identifies as that) passed her physical is beyond me.
LAWSUIT! She was totally in the wrong here. Go after that cop. Tired of officers & cops getter away with breaking the LAW!
@@ryanmullett8832you're cringe
sorry@@turdburdexpress
It’s time we start using lawful force against illegal arrests.
It'll never happen.
The courts will never allow that to happen.
@@jimosborne2 it’s already legal in most places…you just won’t make it out alive.
@FloridaCatholicGuy
Exactly, they'll call for all the back-up, meanwhile looking for any reson to mag dump you into the afterlife.
@@FloridaCatholicGuydisagree. It’s illegal in most states including the largest ( California, NY, Florida etc) And very importantly, if it is legal in your state, you cannot use deadly force or weapons- only the amount of force REASONABLY NECESSARY to avoid the false arrest. And guess who gets to decide the amount of force that is reasonable? Anyway, we agree that the chances of you ending up in the marble orchard are very high.
The problem isn't the cop, the problem is that the system now charges Bubba with a crime and until it's resolved, he has no options for recourse. We need to stop retaliatory charges; if a cop arrests someone without a warrant illegally, charges against that person should HAVE to be dropped.
guilty until proven innocent
the cop is also a problem
You commented “The problem isn't the cop, the problem is that the system now charges Bubba with a crime and until it's resolved, he has no options for recourse”.
If you’re indicating that he can’t file Title 42 section 1983 (federal civil rights) claims against the police officer until his criminal case is resolved that is not accurate. While there may be strategic reasons why an attorney would wait until the criminal matter is resolved there is no bar unless the person has already been convicted and then after being convicted he/she files a claim which would impugn the validity of a conviction. That’s known as a _Heck_ bar.
Some people have mistakenly thought that their claims didn’t begin to toll until after they resolved the criminal matter in their favor. Some people have been time barred from perusing their claims because of this misconception.
A good civil rights attorney is going to track when claims begin to toll and to keep an eye on the latest filing date.
@tobitsdogcasenerd the injustice system would like nothing more than to delay court actions until well after the statute of limitation has passed, then dismiss the charges.
Soon as they arrest you, damages begin to accrue. They are taking your time.
They are keeping you from work.
Many cases they tow and impound your car.
All of this puts you under financial loss.
If you miss work you may lose you job.
Getting arrested my cause you to lose your job until you prove your innocence.
Even if you are arrested and out on bail you may lose your job due to having unresolved charges.
I hate how they always charge a citizen with battery on an officer when they are they batterers. Apparently, it is strictly a CYA charge.
If they get anything but a "thank you for arresting me" they add in charges.
Bubba should not be arrested for assault on a female officer because she literally broke into his home
Dude gets his cart stolen and gets it back and he’s still arrested. You just can’t win with anything.
Most definitely when quota hire cops are involved.
he also withheld the information about who crashed the cart, u cant tell me they took it without asking and then told him, and still think he doesnt know them.That childs parents are liable, and maybe even bubba depending if he lets them use it often.her trying to arrest him in his house is wrong but so is withholding information about a crime.
@@holarndiusbecause this _wouldn’t_ have happened if the cop was a straight white male, is the absurd ascertain you’re trying to not-so-subtly make
Sure, Jan🙄
Like don’t the sit and think and say what I did was wrong…. 😢
To a tyrant the 4th amendment means 4 reasons to violate you and arrest you unlawfully !🐷🐷🐷
Taxpayers going to pay for that one.
In maybe two years and 10,000 bucks later by Bubba.
So it has to be done, what do you suggest? Nothing for this not see?
If there's any footage of bubbas friend wrecking the gokart and leaving it in the street I don't think so.
Eh, at least my taxes went somewhere useful.
@@PhonePhone-sf8te how would that make the officers actions lawful? Even if Bubba himself wrecked it, she violated the Supreme law of the land and needs to be criminally charged.
Blatant disregard for the law. She did a home invasion and Bubba was scared she'd murder him.
How many times do the cops have to break the law, before we all realize that they are criminals ?
Looks like a home invasion to me. Armed criminals forcing their way into a person's home, attempting to kidnap that person. False imprisonment, too.
I'm honestly surprised the pigs didn't shoot the dog...
EDIT:
Home Invasion - the crime of entering a dwelling and committing or with intent to commit a crime (as assault) while armed and while another is lawfully present.
Kidnapping - a crime at common law consisting of an unlawful restraining of a person's liberty by force or show of force.
False Imprisonment - the confinement of a person without the consent of such person or without legal authority.
Did the pigs enter a dwelling? Yes.
Did the pigs commit a crime? Yes (kidnapping).
Looks like both criteria for 'Home Invasion' were met.
False imprisonment appears to have followed.
I got a case dismissed many years ago saying the almost the same thing. I offered not to file charges if the case of my friend was dropped. They got back to me in less then 3 days.
American police is the most ruthless and deadly gang in America.
Pigs only seem to learn when they get dropped.... i wonder why the founding fathers put so much emphasis on the 2A
I'm always so worried for animal safety in these type of videos.
Some police in my city seem to like to shoot dogs. I worry for our oldest friends and us too. An acorn may fall or something!
You are exactly correct about defense attorneys. My girlfriend worked at Walgreens and they accused her of stealing something which was bulshit the defense attorney didn't even look at the evidence just told her to plead guilty to disorderly conduct. Defense attorneys in the Da's are in cahoots
It’s about money, if you have enough money they will defend you, otherwise it’s plea deals all day.
A++ for the person behind the camera. Incredibly rare to have someone running the camera and not talking. This video is his salvation
Illegal seizure. She can't step across the threshold. Open and shut case. The cop should be in jail.
Not without probable cause.
I like how she GRABS onto Bubba INSIDE HIS HOME and YELLED, " DON'T GRAB ON ME!" Officer, YOU GRABBED HIM UNLAWFULLY!! YOU'RE A DRAMA QUEEN!
That lady shouldn't be a police...he was in his house...secure in personal effects and property.
If he had even the remotest interest in battering an officer, she would have been screwed. She wasn’t just wrong, she was incompetent.
Miss Piggy needs to be given a reminder her badge isn’t going to help her if she is caught off guard and someone has been following her with revenge in their eye. She creates a situation that didn’t need to exist.
HFTCD ✌🏻
Abolish qualified Immunity
Yep, that would do it. Also like to see settlement $ come directly from the offending officer's pension fund instead of tax payers.
The ponytail police ALWAYS escalate to TASERs and firearms almost instantly
That's because they are physically capable of doing the job by being able to go hands on.
I think that's official policy. The female cops are often smaller and unable to physically intimidate, so they go straight to excessive force.
Cause they have no ability to control someone larger. These fatty/ weak people shouldn't be allowed to pass the fitness exams.
@@SwordFighterPKNthey're not physically capable
Trained to do so.male cops have paralyzed plenty of citizens using force. Let’s not make gender the issue.
The problem in these cases is everyone can’t wait to give advice for Bubba to sue the cops, but no one is lining up to pay Bubba’s lawyers fees.
People through aloud the word sue like its free. Truth is, you need time, resources, and money to sue. That's what makes the criminal justice system inherently unfair to the working-class and people without means.
That's because if you were better informed, you would know civil attorney's use what is called a "contingency fee agreement," which means the attorney representing him will get paid either 33.3% or 41% directly out of the settlement amount achieved in the law suit. Plus, the same agreement discloses how all of the law firms expenses will be covered, any upfront out of pocket expenses paid to handle his case also are paid from the settlement awarded . The same way a personal attorney handles cases. So Bubba don't need money from anyone here.
They convicted Othal Wallace manslaughter for exercising his rights.
Are there no fitness requirements for these police officers? He was still within the Curtilage of his home. When the cop is wrong - pile on the charges!
She should be fired, prosecuted, and then sued. Point blank, period.
That stupid bully put her own life in danger. She technically backed herself into a corner. Literally had her back turned with people standing behind her.
Whatever training these cops are getting... is the wrong training. They seem to think they can do whatever they want. They also seem emboldened to take whatever measures they wish. It is time for them to fear some repercussions! Perhaps they'll then get serious about learning the law, rather than doing whatever they wish, knowing that it won't be them that pays the price.
Good luck getting a fair judge
Some idiots "word of mouth" is not a reason to arrest someone! This crap needs to stop!
They keep irritating the militia
Good luck to you Bubba, this is a criminal attack by an ignorant cop.
Criminal cop not ignorant she knows exactly what she is doing
Even the most minor constitutional rights violation by a cop is a federal misdemeanor.
She was the only criminal here.
Bubba best be glad there was not any Acorn falling outside. he might have got shot.
That cop showed up to arrest someone and she didn’t care who or for what. Amazingly, she could find no reason to arrest anyone so you’ll never guess… obstruction!! Imagine my shock. Attorneys need to start just assuming a constitutional violation occurred anytime the work obstruction is uttered.
I wish you gave us the officer's name...
Many plaintiff are too poor to hire a quality lawyer, and as a poor defendant they rely on the public defender who works under and share the same DA Office. Public defender wheel-and deal with the DA , sometimes to the detriment of the defendant and the law professional. The cliche has more truth than most people realize: You want justice ? How much can you afford?
I saw a similar situation on On Patrol Live where the cops received a complaint about a man answering his door naked. Cops came and when the man refused to step out, they (the Chief was on the scene took the lead) stepped in and put him in cuffs inside his door. They later released him after the chief lectured and berated him in an emotional rant. I messaged the police department, and they replied saying it was perfectly legal based on Terry v Ohio. I’m no attorney, but the interaction seemed questionable to me. Unfortunately, there aren’t many people who are willing to stand up for these things.
FYI: You have the unalienable right to defend your property agains trespassers with whatever force necessary. That cop was absolutely trespassing.
Someone he didn't know stole his go-kart but then they come back by to tell him they wrecked it🚩
Yeah I'm having a little trouble with that one too. Ok... I'm having a LOT of trouble with that one.
"Hey, you don't know me, but I stole your go-cart a few minutes ago and I just crashed it. It's just down the street at the intersection if you want to go get it".
His go cart was stolen, he can't be charged with the stuff outside of his house either. The burden of proof is still on them.
NEVER open your door when a police officer knocks.
A Victim of attempted robbery becomes the victim of a ignorant Police officer because he does not know who tried to steal his property ? Seriously ?
This is ridiculous
He had a right to use force against the cops for illegally breaking in.
Absolutely a problem is that his State Court trial will undoubtedly be fixed against him.
...This so that he will have a problem suing in Federal Court.
This Kansas and State vs Shively 1999 would be the standing case law in which deadly force was use against the police officer. She could have obtained a search warrant from her smartphone.. her actions are totally unjustified.
NO WARRANT CAN BE HANDLED BY PHONE.
PIGLET COULD NOT ARTICULATE A FACT TO OBTAIN A WARRANT.
Imagine getting arrested for having your property stolen.
How is police training so bad in this country that they think they have the authority to do this sort of thing? It is inconceivable to me. I'm just glad they didn't shoot the dog.
I mean come on. She knows she can do this. That's why she doesn't come in and why she doesn't just arrest him!! Wtf!
John, your contribution to American justice is enormous. Thanks so much!
Never open that door
I have a question about judges who refuse to watch the body cam footage or other video evidence. What are we supposed to do when the judge claims he does not have time to watch them? I have seen this happen more than once and I was shocked. He took the word of the cop and did not want to see the proof of innocence.
Love everything your doing man - Keep up the good work !
Love the way they stack the charges up.
Love your content. Thank you for sharing and educating.
Brave sow!! Going into a house with 3 males present and he/she/it alone, however she out weighed the 3 males and he/she/it is armed and they weren't putting up much resistance!!!
I have surrendered to these bogus charges & searches. Granted 10+ years ago, but I am more educated now, & never will I do it again! FAFO!! 💯 I have been educated/ learned!
Never open the door for the cops
Sue em Bubba!!!
was that female officer on drugs? out of control!
Every video I think wow..can't believe this is happening...you have opened my eyes
He answered the door .. he answered questions... He volunteered !
Do not open the door for police.
Thank you very much for your closing remarks my public defender tried to make me plead to lies of which i refused case dismissed later.
Oh, there it is, my favorite cop line "I already explained it to you." No you didn't, they never do. That officer belongs in jail herself, she's unreal.
He needs to contact the Institute for Justice
Nice to see so many officers meeting and exceeding fitness standards.
Good luck Bubba!
Just disgusting. She should be criminally charged and fired. Her pension should go to bubba. .
Just normal police behavior.
This is what a citizen gets when they try to help out and clear things up. That cop was unbelievably lucky that the dog didn't attack her while she was conducting her home invasion.
Thank you
John I have a question. When the police illegally entered the house,does the occupant have the right to protect themselves from the police. At the illegal entry into the house is that not considered a home invasion?
"Obstruction" for answering questions??? Abuse your authority much officer? I would like to add, congratulations Bubba for winning your lawsuit against that abusive cop.
Yes in WYOMING!! No warrant needed!!! It is legal!!!!
Internet, do your thing...
“If he has a fair judge looking at his case” understatement
This is why there’s a growing divide between law enforcement and citizens. This officer should be ashamed of her behavior.
NEVER answer the door.
Exactly how is it that the cop doesn’t know that she can’t enter the house without a warrant!!??!! Oh wait, she does know, she just doesn’t care! Who’s going to hold her accountable???
Gotta love Bubba, having a tight go cart, playing GTA 5, Deer head on the wall and a big speaker box in there with like some 15s!!!!
Bubba seems cool af
Go to a civil rights lawyer and sue the public defender for a rights violation for tricking someone into taking a deal to their detriment.
What legal authority did she have to illegally enter the domicile on multiple occasions?
The female public servant is way out of line! She must GO! Shame SHAME!
Never open the door!!!
"...If he gets a fair judge for his case."
Anybody from Wichita knows that isn't going to happen. The entire system is rotten and every single judge, court worker, police, DA and anyone else in the system needs replaced and barred from any civil service job ever again.
Wonder how long it took her "back up" to arrest her for assault and tresspassing? (Eye Roll). ALL those charges are absurd! Hopefully he won't settle to make it go away or because he can't afford a lawyer.
Fail to report damage? They didn't even have a chance to! They were recovering their stolen vehicle! Besides, their own vehicle was damaged. Where I live, police will not even show up. They tell you to call your insurance company and not the police.
Don’t open your door
Every charge he has comes from an illegal entry, search,and arrest...
Lawsuits keep building
I think it's an actual game cops play. Lets see how many peoples rights we can violate since we're not the ones paying for the lawsuits anyways.
Those charges will be thrown out
They apparently aren't teaching cops about trespassing laws, public v private property, or ID laws. Why would they teach them about the 4th Amendment?