These Cops Tried EVERYTHING But He Knew His Rights
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Carroll v. United States- bit.ly/3o387gt
Texas v. Brown- bit.ly/3cnV2MI
Horton v. California- bit.ly/3RiGddo
Maricopa County Parcel Viewer (Search: Seldon Ln & 19th Ave)- bit.ly/3wXOP1l
Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 13-1504- bit.ly/3RfxgRX
Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 13-1503- bit.ly/3KoptPm
Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 13-1502- bit.ly/3TjYJUh
State v. Barr- bit.ly/3wCN09Q
Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 13-2904- bit.ly/3As1xpP
Phoenix Code § 23-3- bit.ly/3AQGm1Z
Cohen v. California- bit.ly/2OMM14a
City of Houston v. Hill- bit.ly/36hULEM
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5 days ago lol
Thank you!
@@Wintercide oh wow thats a good point
@@Wintercide Most likely uploaded 5 days ago and it was published just recently.
Also, cops are like insurance firms: they’ll use any loophole to get their way.
Love your channel dog 💜
The fact that this cop is harassing this man and doesn’t even know if he’s violating the law in the first place says a lot
When do they know the law ? Honestly asking because most cops seem to have no clue of basic rights 🤦🏻♂️
I wholly disagree - I believe the officers are well aware he isn't breaking the law :)
How did these sheep dogs get the power to harass the sheep?
@@StewBurtTheRed do you think bullies care about your rights? And how do they get the power?
he gets an F not a C
There is nothing more dangerous than a cop who uses emotions to do his job.
Perhaps this officer was on their period.
I bet these guys are fun in a Call of Duty lobby
They shouldn't hire cops with small penises.
Implying that they were doing their job in this case is questionable at best.
@@pafnutiytheartist what do you think their jobs is? To "serve and protect" people?
This makes my blood boil. They did not even ask the guy for his name or what he was doing. He's broken no laws whatsoever. Even if he was on private property, you are not trespassing UNTIL you are asked to leave; and then refuse after being told, or return after being told to leave. This just reeks of asset seizure scams proliferating in police departments around the country. This officer is a total POS.
The trespass bullshit was laughable. There was a pedestrian sidewalk and a boundary fence and it would be safe to assume anything on the road side of the fence would be a public walkway and the other side of the fence was private property.
Biden voter for sure
@forester057 oh for sure, did you hear him cite the Supreme Court case? Not the work of the un-educated for sure.
False. Castle Doctrine signed by Janet Napolitano.
@forester057 Probably so. Shitheaded dumbasses voted to raise our taxes & gas prices. Woo! Great idea guys.
Police should be required to pass an ego check with a psychologist that isn't paid by the state
Yep,they need to be tested yearly!
weirdly its almost as if they check for ego and then hire said person
And for stupidity
If only all the police officers where as perfect as you i guess.
Every 6 months.
This cop was so petty.. the guy said "if you wanna check, go check.." and that ticked off the cop because of his EGO..
I thought that was pretty petty too
Definitely suffer from smallPP syndrome
That's what I thought too. It was at that point that his level of asshole increased to "respect my authority" level.
That cop acted like a snotty, immature teenager.
He's just so concerned with establishing his authority over this random citizen, who, at the beginning, was being very polite. Right away he has to come back with "Can I get your permission to do anything else? Do I need your permission? Do I need you to tell me to do that or can I do it on my own?". And his partner just knows what a dick this guy is. His silence speaks volumes.
I find it hilarious that no matter how simple or mundane of a call the cops get to come out, they still find a way to make themselves look like assholes in record time.
Perfectly said.
Phoenix PD is especially good at it. I’ve seen that 2nd officer around Dunkin Doughnuts double fisting Boston Creams after taking down blue hair ladies with his magic taser and pepper spray. And they wonder why they have a PR image! Lmao
I highly doubt there was a call
Apparently that's the only time they payed attention in training!
it's their only skill
Mr. Lloyd: *does nothing*
Officer 8632: And I took that personally.
The way the police gets SO offended at the guy everytime he says “go ahead..” is a helluva sign!
Such a common saying but the police defensively takes it as a citizen who is trying to “give him permission” and OH NO how dare citizen give him permissions?! Such a testament of how he sees himself as a cop Vs citizens
I'm no cop hater but threatening to seize someone's property by falsely stating that it is "abandoned" and threatening to arrest or cite for trespassing when he was not absolutely deserves a F
They deserve to be barred from working in any level of government.
Neither am I but they were so unprofessional. The guy was polite but they gave him attitude just because he stood up for his rights. They need to stop with this us vs them attitude, you have to give respect to get it.
After all of these situations I'm starting to become a cop hater, especially after that San Antonio cop that shot a 17 year old for eating a hamburger in his car. These cops are getting out of hand with their fragile ego
Yeah, I think a "C" was generous here. Then again, the cop might have been exercising his court given right to entrap (lie to) a suspect. Wouldn't it be great if cops were actually accountable for their actions?
Back the blue until it happens to you.
The way the one officer seems to view every human interaction as a wrestling match for authority speaks to deep-rooted psychological problems. He needs help.
Guarantee he’s divorced and his kids and family despise him!!
@@pjp7259 Garunteed that cop is a Democrat. He went home and cleaned up his wife while he complained to Tyrone, his wifes bull, all night about this interaction.
@@GoldenBoy-et6of You’re probably right about the demoRAT but I doubt this pos has a wife.
@@GoldenBoy-et6of his wife owns a bull that the officer talks too? 😱
The greater majority of POLICE are brain damaged order following dogs without morals.
Like the majority of dogs they also enjoy chasing cars
That is a 50 year old cop with a 50 days old baby emotions. Holy crap that is terrifying.
police reacting this way based on a perceived social sleight is one of the many reasons there is so much distrust in the police in this country
Judge,jury and armed robbers who is going to hold them accountable. The judge,prosecutors,union members,qualified immunity,attorneys,citizens,or NOBODY
I can just imagine this cop at a grocery store.
Cashier: “Here’s your receipt. Have a good day!”
Cop: “…Do I need your permission to have a good day?”
FYI it's cache not cash. It's definition is hidden storage rather that money. 😉
Edit: Sorry, I had a brain fart, disregard this comment.
@@ToddKing I went on a geocache adventure with some friends years ago and it was actually a lot of fun. People leave some pretty cool stuff.
He's a strong independent cop that don't need nobody to tell him what to do /s
@@ToddKing ...wut?
Haha! .. Im sure he IS like that
If he's this bad while being recorded, just imagine him with no cameras around!
Exactly! If he gets that upset over literately NOTHING and treats a random stranger like that you just know he's been divorced at least once and he beats his current GF behind close doors and she puts up with it cause she knows he's a tyrant.
Good point. They should probably investigate the guy.
@@NeillWylie they should probally fire the guy and never let him be in law enforcement ever again, it might even safe lives.
That is the thing
What an idiot cop. The guy tells him go ahead... I thought that was just polite. Why play a stupid mind game with a civilian by trying to show how frigging cocky he is...
His car is private property and he doesn't have probable cause to look inside, so YEAH he needs a permission. .. He didn't even ask the ONLY legitimate question. WHAT are you doing here??? I am assuming that is WHY they went there in the first place, right??? A maid called to report a person walking there... Nothing else...
from zero to 100 for no reason at all. That cop is nuts! And his partner not saying anything is just as dangerous!
"We're gunna do the research..." just means I'm looking for a way out without looking worse than I already do.
One of the biggest problems is when a good cop doesn’t stop a bad cop from his actions.
It's important the police don't doubt each other when on duty. Except in rare circumstances.
Not a good cop then.
@друг this is the wrong mentality. If a cop is breaking the law violating ppls rights they ALREADY should not be trusted. The only reason to think otherwise is if the rest of the dept is dirty, and if you're a "good cop" you gtfo.
@@DD-ym3nk As stated in the video the bad cop didn't infringe on any of civilians rights nor did he break the law.
@друг he certainly intended to. He threatened to tow the car, he tried to intimidate the guy multiple times. His ego made him treat the guy extremelly condesendingly. Stop defending bad cops, wtf is your problem... anyone else acting like this in a customer service job would be fired on the spot. He's a bad cop and this will likely get him and his partner in trouble. Or maybe not, bc they will definitely defend each other
Man the younger officer KNOWS the other officer is out of line, but is so conflicted. This is how corruption is allowed to fester.
Not necessarily have you ever watched a calm person trying to calm someone down on a power trip. At times it can cause it to escalate further. I would hazard a guess that if the other officer were to show signs he was going to start a physical search or other things of the guy filming he would have put a stop to it as he knows it would not end well for them.
Not really. I would be surprised if he didn't talk to him about it in private. He wouldn't do it in front of someone. In those situations you would take them to the side and talk to them in private ... which goes for nearly all jobs. Unless they were literally playing good cop bad cop and then maybe he would chime in. He didn't seem conflicted at all. He knew the older cop was over the top. The cop escalated things but nearly every single person in the videos on the channel are also actively escalating things be it passive aggressively. I seen one video before a guy doing this sort of thing making sudden movements intentionally when the cop had his gun out. The cop should deescalate things but the other person shouldn't be escalating things either.
It is bad when corruption begins to fester yes, but when corruption begins to twerk? Then you should be worried.
THIS is the most true statement on here
He didn’t do anything wrong. You can’t go arguing with your partner when they’re just being dumb without doing any real harm.
You could tell the one cop felt so embarrassed about the other guy.
What is that man's issue with being given permission? 🤦♂️
This cop immediately started escalating the situation which is why these types of videos pop up every single day.
No, it’s one dickhead talking to another dickhead. The video is cut up. They’re both trying to prove how big their ⚽️ 🏀 are
Thank God for cell phones.🌸
Mormon piggies ...that hyper sensitivity to F-bombs and the other officer smirking all the time is a Mormon thing. Just like Utah, the Mormons own Arizona.
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No shit they don’t care about protecting and serving they care only about abusing their power because they know they can
@@aez48843 the supreme court EXPLICITLY says police do NOT have a specific obligation to protect.
This is the pettiness from the police that generates distrust in the community to them.
No, distrust from the community, is why police treat people this way. Notice if you treat a police officer with respect, you’ll get respect back???? Wow unheard of
@@NoonMight they are all pigs with big egos 🐷
@@NoonMight have you ever felt the touch of another human being that wasn't your mom
@@NoonMightletting cops blatantly violate your rights without opposition is actively being a bad citizen
@@NoonMight he was completely respectful to both cops until 8632 started acting like bloodthirsty tyrant then he was still completely respectful to the other police officer. So ya show a cop respect and receive respect is currently completely unheard of, which is the largest single factor there's been a breakdown of community relations, which drives children to gangs, which creates more crime. Unprofessional policing is the single largest cause of crime in america
These officers that "turn bad" at the blink of an eye after any question of their power should be a big red flag right from the beginning. I mean how can you employ someone to have authority over someone when they cant control themselves. That makes no sense but we continue to do it.
Man said “you can check if you want” because he was complying. The cop immediately started a pissing contest by arrogantly asking if he needs permission. 🤦🏽♀️
The young cop not saying anything, looking back and forth between his partner and the filmer, along with his facial expression of internal struggle, was so telling about how torn he was in the situation. You could easily tell he knew what was happening wasn't right. Hope he learns to speak up, or he will _always be Robin._
ACAB
I noticed that too.
Thats an issue with police, they need to have each others backs but how do they do that when so many are ego tripping sociopaths.
he is waiting for his partner to fuck up. so that he will have a new one.
Why the good cop is a myth, all cowards thatll stand by and watch other cops violate rights and break laws
Do people with fragile egos become cops or does becoming a cop lead to the development of a fragile ego?
Both
First one.
The rest of us get immediate correction when we act like asshats. Cops don't get that correction so asshats grow unchecked in uniform.
Easiest way to power trip without any actual ability or skill
Military rejects
Stand your ground against tyranny!!
Video recording and social media is public servant kryptonite.
I'm amazed at how confrontational this officer is ! He is the complete opposite of police in the 1st amendment type videos. No questions. No asking for ID. Just straight up escalation. In front of a rookie I am assuming..." watch how I handle this ass , son." 😊
His partner was on the edge of laughing. That shows how competent this guy was.
I think his partner knew the other cop was on an ego/power trip.
@@odkdsjfso perhaps he should've used this knowledge to correct the issue.
His partner is just as responsible.
@@amandablythe6515 That's why there's no good cops. They let this stuff happen all day every day.
He was backing the other guy up. It's questionable as to why he was smiling.
Cop's attitude was disgraceful right off the bat
Typical of Phoenix PD.
Literally the post passive aggressive officer i've ever seen
The guy recording already started by being disrespectful and rude. Cop was only responding.
@@timothyandrewnielsen what? lol
@@timothyandrewnielsen are you kidding me? The cop was immediately condescending and started with the weird semantics mind games like when toddlers argue:
"I'm not sure, could be private property", "well if it IS public...uhh..is that public property right there?"
"Can I get your permission, do I need your permission. No but you just said I can, but do I NEED you to tell me to go do it or can I do it on my own? Just making sure um uh uh that you uh um uh."
This man was approached by police why would he not be defensive. Do you not understand the power dynamic? This cop got so worked up about this whole thing that he tried to tow the car. They can ruin peoples lives and citizens are only trying to protect themselves. Get outta here with that shit.
Is the officer going to hire a surveyor and a title search company to determine property lines? Really going above and beyond, A+.
Every time these guys waste time harassing people for no reason and an actual crime takes place, they should be docked a days pay.
This dude QUOTED a supreme court case to cop's face, what an absolute legend
So pretty much 30 seconds into the interaction, Officer Dick's ego is challenged & His passive agressiveness comes out with flying colors!
"Everything was fine until dickless here shut off the containment field."
"Is this true?"
"Yes, your honor. This man has no dick."
He's the kind of guy who joined the force in the hopes that he'll get an opportunity to shoot someone. 😒
what do people expect of narcissists/sociopaths/psychopaths?
He really sounded like a 5 y/o asking if he needed permission.
Exactly what I thought. "Wow really? The cop got his fragile ego bruised 30 seconds into the encounter? Might want to consider a change of career there pal."
If I was a city council or chief of police, officer 8*** would be terminated immediately for conduct unbecoming. The other officer obviously knew the conduct was wrong, if he didn't mention it in his report, he should receive disciplinary action as well.
“One man’s curse word is another man’s lyric” Get this man a grammy
This is how they act even while the department is being investigated by the DOJ
I mean if the feds rolled up they would have pointed ARs at him and his family, shot his dogs and planted evidence then charged him with some bogus process crime so I kinda doubt DOJ cares about this kind of abuse of power. There's nobody worse than the feds.
That's because these cops are actually sabbatours who are purposely trying to destroy this department.
@@ianbattles7290 🤣😂🤣
@@ianbattles7290 the term you are looking for is "subversive element".
@@ianbattles7290 Usually I'd be one of the first to LOL in your general direction and whisper how much of a goon you are. But in 2022 I just don't even know anymore, man..
These are the same type of cops who ran away during the uvalde school thing.
I think you’re wrong. This was in Phoenix, Arizona, roughly 950 miles away.
@Ultra Shaggy She edited it since I posted a response 😂
Ouch
No dude ! It was a blackmailed or evil elected democrat who told cops to hide as children were being killed ! A democrat scheme for gun control ….. you Don’t know that yet ?!
@@cbus he said same type. …. Are you stupid or can’t you read
Wow this is appalling! Why did they start harassing and threatening him without even finding out what he was doing first and even if it was private property doesn’t the owner have to complain first before you can trespass? And it will forever kill me how people control how people can speak and whether they can cuss or not. Go Josh!
No you’re trespassing if you’re on someone’s property without permission!
@@Zach-sg5uu yeah genius I covered that already.. reading is fundamental
Problem is whenever law enforcement do confront their fellow officers for their misconduct, it is usually the ones doing the misconduct who come out okay or better. The good cops end up with all of the consequences or worse end up like Christopher Dorner.
The fact they immediately went and arrested someone else makes this feel like they were on a mission to lock someone up.
Right! Almost seems like arresting someone was last on the young cop’s check list for on the job training. 😏
Well yes gotta fill those quotas.
They have quotas for ticketing too
Yeah because quotas don't exist lol
john Coursey. Quotas. They have to have so many arrests per week. Keeps the judicial pockets full.
@@saiyanelite7919 they do. Operational expenses impact police budgets, increase operations = increase funding.
It's crazy how fast they are willing to ruin someone's life.
Sociopaths.
Yep one lie makes you a felon. Then when you lose your job they embezzle your estate. Very simple folks. How can you not see this.
Have no problem and then joke about
How about when they handcuff little kids
@@mikerussell9349Most of us do. The ones who will die supporting police, don’t. Keep encouraging your friends and family to research their constitutional rights before its too late
Public servants soliciting for private property is beyond insane.
I love how the other cop was just smiling the whole time
Every Chief and Mayor : We do our best to weed out the bad cops, but its difficult to find them.
Every auditor has no issue finding bad cops, takes auditors about 15 minutes.
Just here to point out this isn't an auditor.
@@seantimmons5900 True....but it doesnt mean the statement doesnt apply in general....we have all heard them say something along those lines.
@@seantimmons5900 ... and, that's completely irrelevant.
Thing is, No one wants to be a good cop. It just doesn't pay! There is only dumb cops and bad cops. All the smart cops have turn into detectives to get higher pay or FBI's agents. Even those can be corrupted too.
@@Moe7133 ... "no one"...??? There aren't police that make good money here in the U.S....??
If this how the officer acts with a camera recording… I can’t imagine what he does and says when there’s no camera. 😳
Now thats a scary thought
@@MrBdouche Now that thought is in my head. Glad I use a gopro when I drive everyday!
You could just you know - not be roaming around shirtless for an extended period right outside someone's property and never have the cops called on you in the first place. Amazingly in my 40s I have never had police called on me because I don't do anything to justify it.
@@Cruor34 That is a horrible way to look at it. This right here, is what you call victim blaming. I dont care how strange or weird it is, if its not illegal, if it doesnt bother someone else, then do whatever hell you want.
@@MrBdouche Life doesn't work like that. He may be on public property, but he is immediately outside private property. He is in his 50s, shirtless, milling around outside the wall, that LOOKS like a meth head up to no good, all there is to it. In addition, the guy lives with his step mother and drives her car (so don't pull the "maybe he is taking car of her" excuse, the guy is a weirdo, period.
Police have EVERY right to approach him, their job is to keep the peace, maintain public order, and stop crimes before they happen, if they can. I know if there was some bum right on the edge of my property I'd want him removed. If you act right, police don't bother you.
Lastly, he was LOOKING for a fight, as soon as the police came down the road, had not even STOPPED he was like "oh look, they are here for me" He KNOWS he is getting negative attention, and can't wait to argue with police. If he had just said "hey guiys, I mean no harm, I'm just geocashing" then explained it, showed them the app, they would have left him alone, but he started the interaction rudely and with attitude, so police returned it.
the other cop is just standing there like 'what am I even doing here?'
This Guy had A Comeback for Everything & It boiled their blood
That cop clearly received escalation training, instead of de-escalation. This whole incident could've been cleared in 10 seconds "Hey man, what are you doing here?" "geocaching" "oh okay, stay safe out here and make sure youre not on private property, have a good day sir"
But no. Makes you wonder if this department has too much funding that they can afford to do shit like this instead of taking care of actual criminal cases
The main issue is that while "quotas" have been ruled to be illegal, tracking "citizen interactions" and the tickets/arrests associated to them has become part of their review & promotion process. When you measure and reward _anything,_ you'll get more of that. That's why you always see a full blown fishing expedition for anything deemed "suspicious".
Sounds like he got a D in escalation training. haha.
But, they wouldn't get their rocks off like that. They get off on feeling superior and dominating others.
Actual criminal cases can be difficult and possibly dangerous. This seems easier for law enforcement.
@@wallebo Some are bad like that. All cops I've dealt with have been positive encounters. Generalizing a whole field like that is juvenile
I had a somewhat similar incident happen to me in Phoenix, AZ as well. I was out Geocaching in a neighborhood and neighbors called the cops on me. The police that showed up were very professional and the interchange went by pretty smoothly. I think the big thing was that they had no idea what Geocaching was. They kept getting caught up on the "cache" part of it, thinking that I was saying "cash" and was looking around for money that someone had dropped off. Once I finally got them to understand that it's a harmless, even family friendly, activity they were cool about it. They did indeed first ask what I was doing, asked to see my ID, etc. Again, it was done very professionally and cordially, so a lot different than this guy's incident.
2:11 I am baffled that the officer was triggered by the citizen told him to go ahead and look in the car.
Because WE don’t tell THEM what to do, and that is how this POS took that statement. God help us
The scary part is that LEOs act this way KNOWING they are being video recorded.
Garunteed that cop is a Democrat. He went home and cleaned up his wife while he complained to Tyrone, his wifes bull, all night about this interaction.
If it were 20 years ago w/out cameras, he probably would’ve just beat up/arrested Josh for bruising his ego. Unreal
@@GoldenBoy-et6of yeah cuz democrats, the defund the police crowd, are just lining up to become cops
@@houdini6465 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 right
@@GoldenBoy-et6of That's a weird self-projection fantasy, my friend.
That cop's inability to control his emotions is dangerous.
The idea that he has a gun is terrifying.
@@wvrjlI feel the same way about everyone living in America. Don’t know why y’all need a boomstick. The British will never come back, no need for boomsticks.
@@sonickautschuhe🤣
You, sir, are hilarious!
These folks should just keep calm and carry on. 🤣
@@sonickautschuheonce India served the Brits their walking papers, I knew they'd definitely not make it back here to the States. 😂😉
@@sonickautschuhe id honestly rather get shot than stabbed or have acid thrown on my face. to each their own though
Bro he was so cooperataive and nice too. Even before the emotion from the cop you can tell he's just looking to ruin someone else's day for no reason
Officer 86# 2 is a real tool.
Officer 8632, if you’re reading this, you’re a tool. You know that we know you’re a tool. You know that your partner knows you’re a tool. By now, you know that your department knows you’re a tool and you must’ve realised that even the community knows you’re a tool. And no uniform or badge is big enough to shield you from everyone’s realisation of you being a tool. 2nd cop, your expression was worth a thousand words, priceless.
Wouldn't be a bad thing if a tool went through the tools head
I'm 100% positive that, off the record, his department supports him and most of them act the same, or worse. On the record "we investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing"
And he lives his life proud of it.
Oan....Officer....You're a tool!
That's why he's a cop. It's part of the test, right after identifying which skin colours is okay to shoot
One of the worst parts about this is that the fit tattooed cop knew they were in the wrong and seemed uncomfortable with it.
Worse still is that if he had tried to stop it, the department might have just fired him.
Yup. Bad apples corrupt good apples (or kill them in "training accidents"...)
Yeah he looked like a Golden Retriever who's owners are having an argument.
‘Good apples’ not intervening (or not being able to intervene without attracting retaliation) is why law enforcement cannot rid itself of corruption.
It is a systemic problem in policing in the US.
I think the worst part is that he didn't do or say anything against it. If cops are afraid to be fired for doing the right thing that just shows that they're paid to do wrong things.
Yes, good COPs are always fired for knowing the Law ... Learn who this police chief is and vote against him/her, learn who the Major is in your town and vote against him/her as well ...
It's amazing how some cops just waste people's time over nothing. Useless people.
8632 is a great example of how the Police EARN their bad reputation!
That guy is on such a power trip that a simple “go ahead” is deemed insulting. This is why I’m always wary of police.
This dude is just looking for trouble
I was thinking the same, it seems like the civilian was just trying to be curious and the cop thought it's an insult somehow
@plopchute hmm nah. I still want to be able to rely on police, and have them there when they are needed. If I have a burglar in my house you bet your ass I’m making that call. It’s just that police are put in a position where it’s easy to hate on them and it quickly turns into a “them vs us” situation. But we still need police. This video is an example of an individual who lets it get to his head and there should be more training for this sort of thing.
@@sergiosuarez3120 I like the idea of taking the nonsense away from them - like having police come out to traffic accidents, or dealing with 'auditors' who pretend to be journalists and occupy their time simply because they found some narrow sliver of law that a lot of police don't know at the time.
@@sergiosuarez3120 defending doesn't mean not being able to rely on them. It means no more police armored vehicles where they are not needed, having the police be accountable when they break the law and not forcing the public to bail out the department when the police individual abuses qualified immunity, No more paid leave or "desk duty" for criminal cops, and more of those abused public funds being used for the PUBLIC.
'Somebody called on you." Amazing how in the US, you can mobilize the police against a person by calling ( anonymously) and saying they look 'suspicious'.
If someone actually called on him.
I've known police to use that excuse occasionally and the courts rarely hold them accountable
I doubt anyone actually called anyways
To be fair the call may be justified as there are occasions where lives and property are protected but too often police fail to do their investigation properly. I mean whats so hard in observing the so called suspicoous person covertly to get what the intentions were? They always have to approach and then escalate.
MR ANGLO GERMAN:WE LOVE THE VIDEO HERE IN BEIRUT
It’s not a USA thing. I was on the phone walking around a neighborhood in Austria and cops got called on me. Haha not fun.
Imagine approaching someone in public and being a complete dickhead. And being the partner and letting the other cop act like that
LOL this was hilarious. I love how the younger officer is just smirking over the absurdity of it all the entire time and when he gave that thumbs up, priceless! 😂
Imagine using your job as an excuse to be an asshole and just accrue enemies all day. Then watch them act like the public is out to hurt to them at any chance they get
It is rime you learned the difference between Public and People
They are NOT the same thing.
Ever heard of "" We the people "" ?
Explain why it is not - We the public.
Make sure you write your essay - should you be foolish enough to reply.
Obviously you are not sufficiently educated to know that.
Undertake an extensive reading program to educate yourself
@@andrew_koala2974 rhyme
@@andrew_koala2974 are ur cops feelings hurt
@@yukiqt he's a fckin cop lol they stick out like sore thumbs lol
@@markbrown8097 he meant time lol but I love it that he went silent, he's wandering how we know he's a pig nazi lol
Arrest that fake cop.
“Ones man’s curse word is another man’s lyric” is such a savage line
I'm a lyrical soul
It was cool until i found out that every 1st amendment auditor says it. Lost its charm
I'd prefer to refer to officer 8632 as a "total exhaust pipe."
... Hot, toxic and a little sickening.
@@fishstraws626 Culturally mainstream (or relatively mainstream) dioms tend to be repeated a lot.
I like profanity and poetry myself, but the actual Supreme Court opinion was vulgarity and lyric .
i dont understand why they let police act like this. his should get 2 weeks of being suspended with no pay and have to take a course on the proper way to act.. there was no reason for him to act like this and his partner should of held him accountable IN THE MOMENT!!!
I'm thinking the jerk was an FTO and the little kid was his rookie
This is what they hire for.
"...why they let police act like this..."
Who is 'they'?
Nice job dealing with thejerk offs
I think they were just displaying the problem. Saying"do I need your permission?" is pretty much power display.
Is this your car?
"Yes"
Hmmm car isn't registered to him, let's get a tow truck here
IN WHAT WORLD do you escalate immediately to threatening to tow someone's car 5 minutes into talking to them without asking any identifying information?? He deserved at least a D rating for his condescending attitude, refusal to identify himself and failed intimidation techniques.
He was lying to scare him for his own amusement. Pure bullying.
He deserves an “F”!
@@Maki-00 and an ucker
@@billyjackmedley This
Cop got triggered. Some people do not have the right temperment to be a law officer. Sadly there are some who become cops so they can legally bully people
Oh man, when that cop said “have a good day” I would’ve turned his phrase against him “I don’t need your permission to have a good day” 🤣
Right? What a petty, pathetic person. This was his behavior after someone questioned him…just imagine the lives he’s ruined during his career.
100% what I would have said too 🤣
"But thanks for giving me the go-ahead."
😂😂😂
A missed opportunity, but the only comeback they would have would involve turning the badge cams off.
the silent partner holding back laughter at his partner getting grilled is so good, lost it a couple times 😂
This cop failed his oath to “serve and protect”.
He obviously missed the classes on interaction with the public.
He should be fired or sent back to the academy.
I love how Chris Evans was just stood there smiling all through out the incident. He knew the whole thing was a waste of his time, hence he had nothing to contribute
I thought the same LOL
Lol I could tell that guy was like what the hell is this 😂
Lolllll 😂 yes!
No, he's his partner. And if he wants to succeed in the police force, he needs to be loyal to his partner. If you have a problem with something your fellow officer is doing, tough shit. That's what keeps terrible cops on the job.
He was just enjoying the other pig abuse power
Imagine doing something as nerdy as geo catching and the cops thinking you’re up to no good. You can tell the dudes partner doesn’t really like him.
Imagine forgetting that that term died only a few hours after it was a stupid april fools joke every year for cachers.
@@TheLeviclow ok you dork.
@@673AWSF Why is Levi so agressive for a single word? Did immagination kill their pet ant or something?
Why u hating on him 😂😂
I mean the dude's partner was having a good time xD
What a bombastic ignorant cop. Saddens me to see such a tyrant.
I've been bingeing these for the past week. Can I get a "Hooyah!" for the voice of the narrator? I mean, he's no Morgan Freeman or anything, but this dude has such a smooth and soothing voice, with just the right amount of tone and inflection to drive key points home but still maintain total and complete professionalism. 😎
You know those people who got really excited when the teacher asked someone to take the names of everyone who talked when she left the room? Yeah, well those folks had to find something to do with their lives.
That's him.
No one likes a narc
This
No, because those people like to follow the rules. Idiots like this were the kids talking and bullying others, getting into the most trouble, but love to flex their power on OTHER people who damn well better not step outta line.
Ohhhhhhhhh!🤟🏻
As a non-american person, I find it absolutely baffling that you could be arrested for simply standing on a part of the curb that just happens to be private property even if there's no sign to say so.
You can’t be in this situation - even if it had been private property he would not have been trespassing. The cop was just being a jerk
There needs to be clear indication of private property to count as trespassing, maybe you misinterpreted it’s all good
yet americans are under the illusion of freedom because they can own weapons that could kill hundreds in minutes
@mattc2674 are you dumb... laws don't mean situations don't happen that's why we have these videos. These are tyrants and nazis who have weaseled into power and no one does anything about it.
You can't that is why so many lawsuits are filed.
The allowance of the police to access your automobile without a warrant is why you minimize the items you carry in your vehicle and never leave anything out in plain view.
What a polite officer, asking permission to do his job. He's a popo that knows he works for the citizens.
There have been so many crazy cops on AtA but the pettiness of this officer enrages me the most. He knows the guy wasn't really doing anything wrong, but for whatever reason he decides to harass this guy by finding whatever minor things he can.
I agree. I have seen a lot of these, and this cop is one of the worst i've ever seen. I'm assuming he has no friends.
@@maddog6542 typical cops only have cop friends. It’s almost by design
He is just another cop earning the hate one view at a time.
I totally agree...the minute the cop opened his mouth he was so condescending.
You can use the thumbs up button or the thumbs down button if you think these cops deserve a passing grade
They act like this while being filmed. Imagine if they weren’t. And the quiet cop is just as guilty, as far as I’m concerned.
This is the argument I’ve been making when people say it’s just a few bad apples that spoil the bunch. No absolutely incorrect, these “good” cops are guilty because they choose to stand by silently and allow the bad ones to continue this behavior.
@@seanoreiley48 they are called accomplishes or collaborators. That's why ACAB.
What do you expect of narcissists/sociopaths/psychopaths?
And how did they get the power?
It's almost like defund the police was on to something huh lol
Yeah, it's not clear he was secretly on the side of Mr. Lloyd. Could have been the opposite - two cops wanting to have some fun screwing with a copwatcher.
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Josh is volunteering a buttload of information, totally up front with them, and yet they continue to treat him like a suspicious miscreant.
Way too much information. But he is a Geocacher not an auditor so we have to give him some slack. Hopefully he learned something from this encounter.
It's precise because he gave then too much information that they played the 'well tow the car' card. Because he said it was his car, and gave them a name that didn't match. Good proof that you shouldn't offer cops any good will they will only abuse it.
my thought exactly. must have been city cops. sheriff where i live at would just be like.. hey bro.. what you up to.. we got a call to come out and say hi.
Prison industrial complex… tell me your a free American
Ikr. Every time I see this videos, I'm shouting "SHUT UP!!". People talk way too much!
It's bad enough a grown man would act like that let alone as a police officer, shameful.
Should get fired. This officer does not meet the requirements even for being a basic cop.
Wow. And they still wonder why the public hates them.
This is why it's so important to remember: do not play around, make sure you clearly and plainly assert your rights.
"Do I need your permission for anything else" the man made what in my opinion is a request to check if he's not believed but that cop sarcasm highlights his daily behavior.
I'm glad you pointed out the main issue of fellow officers NOT calling out poor performance of their peers.
Working with a power hungry police officer can be very dangerous for the police officer working with such a person.
@@cathypurnell9331 Not disagreeing, but isn't any danger to themselves a key part of the job they volunteered for? I wouldn't hesitate to call out abusive behavior of a fellow soldier from fear of repercussions. Defense of others requires selflessness despite any dangers. I don't always see that from certain "public servants" who took that oath.
@@Mike_Daddy unfortunately they don’t have a great incentive to do anything about it. If anything they have incentive to not do anything about it since the odds are they’ll get punished for snitching rather than the bad cop getting in trouble.
@@washingtons.8339 Which leads us to the another problem: their union. I'm in a union so I know how they protect their union dues despite the incompetence on display. I did my time as a rep and it's a sleezy system. Initially it's a blessing to protect working men against overzealous supervisors but it inevitably devolves into promoting and protecting unethical and lazy worker dues. People who need to be fired, get off on technicalities. This doesn't absolve the police hierarchy for not removing bad cops but it's a huge obstacle imo.
I couldn’t agree with you more.
10:27 the other cop can’t contain his laughter at how ridiculous the situation is. He’s like “I’m just here for entertainment!”
2:27 "Do I need you to tell me to do it or can I do it on my own"
What a smart-ass
Josh: “I’m not trying to catch you in anything man it’s a simple question”
Cop: damn I know that line, that’s my line and it’s a LIE lol
There is definitely some mutual feelings between those guys when a copwatcher throws their own lines at them. 😄
Garunteed that cop is a Democrat. He went home and cleaned up his wife while he complained to Tyrone, his wifes bull, all night about this interaction.
@@GoldenBoy-et6of in Arizona? Lol.
No way.
@@nsahandler You are Right, it was probably Pablo
That cop gives me the strong impression that he hasn’t ever had his head kicked in for a bad attitude. Hopefully that changes soon.
He’s probably quiet as a mouse and timid af without his badge and uniform on.
I get dog kicking wife hitting vibes.
Dammit @Luke Vaughn, you got me laughing so hard, I can't even drink my beer without playing that scenario out in my head. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The Officer 8632s make it very difficult for the Officer Fortunas to do their jobs.
I am a geocacher and have had a couple of fairly benign encounters with some police in Kentucky and Colorado. In each case, when I explained geocaching, all went well. Thankfully, no knuckleheads to deal with.
Even the partner is stunned at how hard cop is acting
Partner- "Its weird, he only had a Bit of steroids and some meth."
When cops don't stand up to shitty cops, their also shitty cops.
Little loose with the word hard. How bout. Child minded with a little ego
That’s a real smartass cop. We need less like him.
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That vile cop deserved an F. His attitude and actions were disgusting.
AtA has had some bad ratings lately
Attitude =/= violating someone’s rights. If you rate every officer with a bad attitude an F, you aren’t differentiating them with cops that are actually violating people’s rights, which is the point of the letter rating system…
Amen! He described officer 8632 as hostile, argumentative, aggressive, and condescending. He said he attempted to censor Mr. Lloyd’s speech, threatened to illegally trespass him, and was looking for any reason at all to arrest him or tow his vehicle. The officer can do all of that and STILL pass with a “C”?!? Why should cops try harder if they can pass with such deplorable behavior?
@@derpythya8924 He was going to tow the vehicle so Lloyd had to comply and surrender a bunch of info
Nothing new
Wow that first cop took all of 3 seconds to show his ignorance. 😂🤣
The average IQ of your typical Phx police officer is one of the lowest in the nation.
And ARROGANCE