@Ron Gray gee that’s funny because I’m white and the cops ran my tag on me and I once got pulled over twice in the same night. I’m sure you hate hearing this (you’ll probably accuse me of being a liar) because it completely discredits your bogus Leftist narrative about all police being racist. Toodles.
@Ron Gray A quick lesson in capitalization: There are two situations in which you would capitalize the first letter of a word! The first being a proper noun, like a name or a place. The second would be at the start of a sentence, following punctuations like periods, exclamation marks, question marks, colons, and even within parentheses! Hope this helps!
What other way could she conduct herself? What was required of her was her compliance and she complied not only properly but politely as well. The policeman required her I D which she submitted to him and after he examined her document and found her to be legal, he then freed her to depart. Ending that lawful traffic stop then and there. She at that time had been dismissed of cases and duties by the governor and has since departed any state offices. The policemen are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law as they performed their sworn duties. The facts are these this traffic stop was and is Absolutly lawful in every single detail.
@@Blanka-b3o WRONG!! There were no parking officers present but this patrol officer stopped, detained , identified her and placed her name in the logs and records before freeing her to depart
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb “Freeing her to depart” 💀😂 what are you trying to prove? Dude pulled over someone who could eat him for breakfast in court and knew he was in the wrong place with the wrong person. She’d lick her fingers and be hungry for lunch and he knew it. You need to chill tf out, most people don’t react to being profiled by police well and she did, because she’s a seasoned professional.
@@GraceHope-77 You have no idea what you are talking about as everyone knows she had no authority there a state attorney has no administrative authority with ANY law enforcment agency or action including this one. This traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail and provably so. Profiled?? You havent a tissue of any evidence of any such thing because it did not occur and that is official as well.
@@JeromeProductions Yes it is a proven fact for years here, officially logged, authenticated, verified and a matter of public record. Are you insinuating something different than the facts of this stop?
@@JeromeProductions You Couldnt be more wrong incorrect and inaccurate!! She has no pass where do you get that? She WAS a minor elected office holder, she is not above the law, the requirements are the same for her as anyone else. In this case her crp plate eventually returned to the radio data link and under the law she was freed to depart. Shortly after this the governor dismissed her of duties and litigations and she is now long long gone from any state offices. This traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail period!
To those who don't understand the situation, it's like on your first day of work, you stumble into your boss' boss' boss and ask "why are you late for work?"
What a load of manure and from one who has no idea of what he is talking about!! First of all she had no authority there, as everyone knows a state attorney has no authority with ANY law enforcment agency. Next those officers saw no trepidation in that this traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail period. What was required of her from the policeman was her compliance and she not only complied properly but politely as well. He required her I D which she submitted to him, and after he examined the document and found her to be legal he then freed her to depart, ending the lawful traffic stop then and there, this stop was positivly lawful officially logged validated verified and a matter of public record!
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb Except for the lack of manners, I find you also lack of brain. The state attorney has every bit of right to correct police misconduct.
@@Sean-rp1yw You have no idea what you are talking about, you had better look up the duties of a state attorney a minor county office holder and you find they have no administrative authority with ANY law enforcment agency. Where do you get that she is some kind of ""boss"". She couldnt even bring any charges against those officers without a I A investigation by the department and compliance by the chief of police. A state attorney just litigates cases that law enforcment officers file for action and that is it. Next in this case those officers are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law. This activist was dismissed of multiple cases and some duties by the governor shortly after this incident and she is long long gone from any state offices.
they do that already (mentally), that’s why they draw their weapons on darker tone people even tho that person has no weapon on them. they’re intimidated
La Bruja It’s the first time that he knew he was “caught” - not by just any black person; but the State Attorney General. Lesson learned still: No matter who you are - even the top state law enforcer - living while Black is a risky endeavor in the USA.
Aaron565 You would have been held accountable for your actions down the road. After all, she is STILL the top law enforcement officer of the state. STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES.
That grin meant absolutly nothing, and as everyone knows she had no authority there. She ""got"" no one, those policemen are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law, she having been dismissed of multiple cases and duties buy the governor is now long long gone from any state offices. This traffic stop was absolutely lawful in every single detail period.
@@protein_404prottis8 Sure is right, every single thing in this post and more is Absolutely provable. This traffic stop was Absolutely lawful officially logged, verified, authenticated and a matter of public record!! As everyone knows!
@@jd_2funny_408 That would be kinda impossible. Like, he was basically racially profiling her, but this dude had his lies on point: "Your windows were too dark."/"We ran up your tag. We do that all the time at stoplights." Man's better at lying than my dad.
Nothing of the kind! As everyone knows very well she had no authority there, she knew it, the policemen knew it, and now you know it. Here are the facts: Those officers had no worries with her in any way, this traffic stop was and is absolutly lawful in every single detail
@Dejan Luca Dejan Luca you get it; your not as stupid as your argument suggest. the stop was ILLEGAL, cops not suppose to run license plates without probable cause, ie traffic accident, speeding, etc. so your right they routinely break the law, and that has everything to do with abuse of power. I don't expect you to understand that, so this is for other readers.
Has a cop ever gotten the death penalty for killing an unarmed suspect? Or a suspect mysteriously dying in their custody? I’m gonna go out on a limb and say no. But I’m only 34 and cops have been doing cop ish for centuries so who knows.
Police officers are subject to the same laws as anyone else in the U S , yes there have been death warrants executed for former law enforcement officers.
@@tedk6361 Here are the facts there is no death legal death penalty until a warrent of death is issued by the court. That is why the word execution is woefully missued, the execution refers to the execution of a death warrant, once a death warrent is executed terminal punishment is said to be the result!
You couldnt be more WRONG, INCORRECT AND INACCURATE, why would they lose their jobs as they were in the lawful performance of their sworn assigned duties. As a matter of fact the opposite is what the realty of this situation is, she having been dismissed of dozens of cases and multiple duties by the governor is now long long gone from any state offices, while these policemen are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law. Here are the facts: This traffic stop was and is absolutly lawful in every single detail period.
@@jonpimpn621 That is a lie and you are a liar!! Those officers are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law, why would they lose anything?? As is well documented and on official record, this traffic stop was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail, officially logged, authenticated, verified, validated and a matter of public record.
It's because they clearly ran her tags and pulled her over with no legal basis (tinted windows is not valid grounds). Normally, US police can act like this with impunity, abuse their authority, and toy with people, without consequences. It's not a good idea to do this to the chief prosecuting officer who represents the state in criminal cases, however, as she knows the law and can punish them for their abuse of it. So the big deal is that they're treating her like any other citizen and abusing their power - but they got caught by someone with a lot more power than them. US police are not like European police, there's a lot of fear and suspicion of police in the US.
I thought the same thing. So they ran her tags and pulled her over. Big deal. But ok, if you need legal basis and they didn't have one... I wonder what they would have done if she wasn't who she is. They still would have to produce a legal basis for the entire thing. Would they just try to write a ticket for something they made up on the spot? Edit: i read up on this. She didn't press charges because the stop was perfectly legal. No abuse of anything. So it looks like she thought she was being racially profiled, but wasn't, at least from a legal standpoint.
@@tonypaellaI mean, they ran her tags and they came back clean, so they decided to pull her over because there was no evidence of anything wrong and they thought that was weird? Yeah, they're technically allowed to do that, but let's be honest, if she wasn't who she is, that stop would have gone a lot differently.
Tyler W - Really Where does it say a police Officer needs reasonable suspicion to run a license plate?? Can you provide the chapter and section where it says this?! Nope!
WRONG INCORRECT AND INACCURATE why would any such thing occur, as she, they, and everyone knows this traffic stop was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail period. Those policemen are still happily on the job making stops and enforcing the law. She however having been dismissed of multiple cases and duties by the governor is now long long gone from any state offices.
What about it, that facial contortion meant absolutly nothing, she knew it, the policeman knew it and now you know it. That was just foolishness for the body cameras and had no value here at all. The window tint had no official meaning to this stop, the stop was for registration irregularities and that alone! Here are the facts: This traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail period. Shortly after this stop she was dismissed of multiple cases and duties by the governor. She is long long gone from any state offices, do you think the governor smirked when he signed off on all of that?
@@glenmaralfonso That was only conversation, and she knew it, it was an observation. The official reason for the stop was for registration irregularities and that alone. If he'd have believed the glass tint to be in violation, he'd have summoned a luminometer from the supervisor for a measurement. ---HE DID NOT!...No measurement equals, no violation, which equals no summons. She was well aware of all of that. The OFFICIAL logged reason for the stop was the registration. This traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail.
bro got so nervous he forgot whose car he was even driving that day. like "hollup i'll be right ba....oh, i'm in tim's car and I'm a police officer in Florida today."
The guy held himself well. Didn't shirk when she asked for his name and info. To be fair, cops run plates all the time. Especially in cities with the automatic license plate readers, they will just ping the officer if it sees a plate that is listed as stolen.
@@stephanh2981 yeah but if they dont have a reason to do it they shouldnt do it if an amber alert comes out on a stolen vehicle THEN they'll have the right to run plates
@@briellanutella2340 I don't think you understand, in the case of auto license plate readers the plate is automatically checked. So the officer would have been alerted to the suspended plate. It's a citation, so the officer stopped the car. The officers did nothing wrong in this stop. The city council guy wanted to get out of it. He didn't make his dad cancel the insurance but driving without insurance isn't allowed in most if not all states.
@@patrickrichardson1036knew he f’d up and he needed to change his tone in .0001 seconds and get back in his little cop car and eat his donuts like the little b**** he was born as
@@jonpimpn621 What a fool you are, nothing of the kind took place and you a miserable name caller have altered nothing she is long long gone from any state offices as these policeman are still happily on the job making stops and enforcing the law! The facts are and have been for going on a decade are these: THIS TRAFFIC STOP WAS AND IS ABSOLUTELY LAWFUL IN EVERY SINGLE DETAIL!!
@@wehavegreatideas Not nearly anymore, she was dismissed of multiple cases and duties by the governor and is now long long gone from any state offices!
Joe Peterman it wasnt never abt her being black ... she was a strong women and that made him shiver , and the cops that killed Breonna Tayler aint fired so thats incorrect 😞
i was just gnna say that. nervous af. keep making up ur stories of why she was pulled over. umm hmm surrrrre..... pulled over for dark tint, yet no tint measure ok “officer BS”
@@brianshaw3554 He didn't mention it when pulling her over. He added it as an afterthought. Meaning he was trying to justify the traffic stop with something he noticed during the stop.
Except that's not what happened. And, oh by the way, this chick is basically luck to get assigned speeding ticket cases now. She's essentially been blackballed in Florida because she's such an awful attorney.
@krobdawg You must be kidding you think that smirk meant anything at all it was meaningless, she was showboating for the police body cameras. She had no authority there as everyone knows, those policemen continue on the job, she however shortly after this was disciplined by the governor and dismissed of multiple cases and duties, do you think she was smirking then as she was sent on her way? She is long long gone from any state offices, This traffic stop was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail.
@@Patrichardson-i9f regardless of what happened afterwards, I (and others based off the comments) can see the humor in the situation. You're reading too deep into it
@@krobdawg You cant be serious! Humor in a routine every day totally lawful traffic stop? What humor is there in a lawful traffic stop and detention tell me?
State attorney isn't a regular attorney. Cops don't actually press charges, the prosecutor's office does, and they pulled over the head of the prosecutor's office.
@@user-ux4cw9pi3r So? Why does that matter? Obv she did nothing wrong (some people seem to think thats what i'm saying) but lets say it was another state attorney, and they broke the law, the police should not pull them over because they are a state attorney? I don't get what someones job title has to do with anything, youre not above the law just because you have a certain job.
That smile was meaningless as everyone there was well aware, it was showboating for the body cams and it made no difference, she was lawfully stopped, detained, documented and after compliance freed to depart thus ending this legal traffic stop then and there.
@@Patrichardson-i9fwhether it was showboating or not is irrelevant. She still was free to go as expected, which I’m sure she knew she would be before she even rolled down the window.
@@TMay-ct9us WRONG she was being detained until the radio data link and log were satisfied . Thanks to computers it amounted only a few minutes but no she was to remain and comply until her documents were returned, and she was then free to depart.
@@Patrichardson-i9fas I stated she was still free to go as I’m sure she knew she would be judging by her nonchalant demeanor. Nothing wrong about that, you can clearly see her driving away in the video.
@@TMay-ct9us AsI stated she was not free to depart until the policeman passed her documents to her then and only then would it be permitted. As is usual the officer was in control of the stop and detainment there as required by law, what was expected of her was her compliance and she complied not only properly but politely as well, this traffic stop and detainment was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail!
@Balki Bartokomous Everyone should remain calm when the police stop them. Damn you racists really show yall selves. Acting like every other race jumps stupid when police stop them.
The tone of voice that they were using once they realized who she was is exactly how they should be speaking to us at all times unless it is necessary to escalate.
What do you mean who she was she had no authority there as everyone knows a state attorney has no authority with ANY law enforcement officers or actions including this one. She knew that, the officers knew that and their tone and deportment was not affected by her in anyway aside from the normal compliance that is expected of one during a lawful traffic stop!
It means she had entitled tags that drew a blank when they ran them. The fact that they changed their demeanor basically means she a super cop. King rat in a rats nest and can flex on them however she feels like… I’ve paid tickets for tags that were out? Did she get a ticket? Who cares who she is? You’re celebrating nonsense. You know how often state attorneys literally cover for the bad behavior from Cops? Basically everytime. She’s a cop x1000
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbwhat are you talking about? She is a king of Cops. She defends cops and has lots of political power over cops. She’s a super cop in a sense.
@@danielfite2721 I agree. I just think that deferential tone of voice that they used once they realize that she was the state attorney should be the default anytime they leave their station.
@@danielfite2721 Wrong! where do you get such a notion she is a minor elected county office holder there are 20 of them in Florida, she can't even bring charges against an officer without their own internal investigation department who would bring charges that the state attorney only litigates in court. A state attorney brings no charges that is done by law enforcement.
Maize N Blue another tactic to chase her off the team you see what the news claimed at the end but clearly you all love us we just have to understand what the distinctions are when y’all do claim to love us ...
@jamesbond1796------>I bet you cleared your throat a time or two, just what do you believe it signifies here pray tell? Just look at you using kiddie kindergarten art class smileys trying to be relevant here when the rest of us communicate with language words and syntax as grownups do, not kiddie symbols, you cant possibly be taken seriously as everyone knows!
@@NinaDidnothingwrong 😂😂😂😂 look at the window tint tell me is it see through? Nah and btw black or not you couldn’t see the skin color of who’s driving 🤣
@@tigertrigger5914 remind me to give you my college essays and lay out my character for you the first time we meet so that you can decide whether to respect me or not Imagine two dudes come up to you and one says I'm a drug dealers who's been in jail 3 times and another man that's running a non profit, who are gonna give more respect to? Stop making the way humans function so problematic
depends on the person, but absolutely true in a lot of cases. but i always just ask as a conversation starter or to see if we have something in common. i think all jobs r cool in their own way.
Most of the country has "auto plate verification scanners" too , why is she supposed to be an exception ? Same for excessive tint (looks like a drug dealers car) it's the judgement all cops make. Exception: Phoenix az
Of course the registration inquiries were initiated (tags run) and absolutly lawfully as everyone knows, as to asking for the policeman's identities that is done tens of thousands of time daily in the U S and is predictably meaningless as it was here. Her asking for and being passed their information was a worthless waste of her time. She had no authority there and she, they, and all knew it. This traffic stop was absolutely lawful in every single detail!
No he did not get nervous why would he? She had no authority there, and you don't get nervous for no reason, and there was no reason in that this traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail and provably so!!
@@smokedOut42093 You have no idea what you are talking about, this traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every detail and provably so. By what stretch do you claim the stop was illegal, key it in here and I' can straighten you away. But your accusations must be able to be substantiated. No he was not nervous what could be the logic of any trepidation on his part, why would he be concerned with her as everyone knows she had no authority there, a state attorney has no administrative authority with ANY law enforcment agency!!
She never pressed charges and said the stop was compliant with florida state law. She later tried to run for attorney general in 2022 but lost to Ashley Moody in a landslide.
@mathewwc9806There never was any charges to press at all owing to the fact that this traffic stop was absolutely lawful in every single detail. She was dismissed of dozens of cases and duties by two governors, and now has nothing to do with any state office!
@@georgie2844 The officers did positivly nothing wrong, the facts are this traffic stop and detainment was and is absolutly lawful in every single detail!
Nah, the smirk was because he tried to add justification to it with the window tint after giving her a totally lawful (albeit not particularly well versed) reason of we randomly run plates all the time. He should have led with the tint and mentioned the plate second.
bboxsaidso - Well you obviously don’t know much about mv law Florida mv law to be exact If he started with the windows first he would have been in violation of Florida’s window tint laws Window tint is a “secondary” offense in the state of Florida Therefore this would have been an illegal mv stop and 4th Amendment violation The officer followed policy and procedures correctly in the video
@@Vikashar That's right they run tags as a matter of course the automatic tag reader in the patrol cars run hundreds and if they want thousands per hour its positively legal and its done on a minute by minute basis. She knows that!.
@@patrickrichardson1036 Then why did he make up the BS about window tint when he didn't have a tint measurer? He knew the tag running for no reason was bs, so he reached
@@Vikashar That's trash when the tag came back no name in the data link (which is verifiable) he had the duty to look into it further which he did. The window tint was an incidental comment if it had been official he'd have detained her further and summoned a luminometer he did not. His comment was just in passing. So if he'd have mentioned a safety violation of what appeared to be a low tire or two would you be in a twist that he had no tire air gauge? Good lord you people. Tags are run by the hundreds if not thousand every day and in most cases by an automatic electronic reader. That traffic stop was positively lawful in every detail period.
@@DMDBSJD I guess you missed her comment where she admitted that she was wrong. "In a statement, Ayala noted no lawsuit has been filed and that the stop itself "appears consistent with Florida law," even though she made no traffic violation." Re: Uno reverse."It can only be played on a card that matches by color, or on another Reverse card." UNO!
@@thorium9082 lol. Oops. That'll teach me to read while sleeping. Thanks for the clarification. (The whole reverse Uno thing was pretty funny until it collapsed though.)
Loved the part where the one rookie officer said he didn't have any cards to give. Willfully failing to have your cards shows a complete lack of professionalism. Also shows the "Weak Link" his supervisor is for willfully failing to inspect those he is in charge of before they go on duty. All three are professional rookies. Send them back through the academy.
Not a chance you are totally WRONG, INCORRECT AND INACCURATE!! Why would he do such foolish thing? As everyone knows she had no authority there. And this traffic stop was absolutly lawful in ever single detail!!
@@cia5942 racial profiling is illegal and he’s talking to someone who can actually prove he was racially profiling. She could of cost him his job so that’s why he was afraid.
Her: I’m state attorney
Officer: I have the right to remain silent anything I say can and will be used against me in a court of law.
Underrated
Lol im dead....
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Big Bad Bunny LOL im done
Haha that's good stuff!
This the type of lady who reads the whole terms and conditions and clicks “I disagree”
Lmfao finally a comment I haven't seen before
and i love her for it
Fax
@Ron Gray gee that’s funny because I’m white and the cops ran my tag on me and I once got pulled over twice in the same night. I’m sure you hate hearing this (you’ll probably accuse me of being a liar) because it completely discredits your bogus Leftist narrative about all police being racist. Toodles.
@Ron Gray A quick lesson in capitalization: There are two situations in which you would capitalize the first letter of a word! The first being a proper noun, like a name or a place. The second would be at the start of a sentence, following punctuations like periods, exclamation marks, question marks, colons, and even within parentheses! Hope this helps!
I'd pay cash money to hear the convo they had back in the truck
LOL, me too
It probably went like *silence*........."Damn, we're fired.
Other cop: yeah, I think so.
Luv it!talk about ignorant rookie
Cop: Well damn, I was just doing my job and what they tell me to do. She was black and in a nice car.
"we are so fired" 😭😂
I absolutely love her calm demeanor and the way she conducted herself.
What other way could she conduct herself? What was required of her was her compliance and she complied not only properly but politely as well. The policeman required her I D which she submitted to him and after he examined her document and found her to be legal, he then freed her to depart. Ending that lawful traffic stop then and there. She at that time had been dismissed of cases and duties by the governor and has since departed any state offices. The policemen are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law as they performed their sworn duties. The facts are these this traffic stop was and is Absolutly lawful in every single detail.
The parking officer did what was required from him.
He introduced himself, provided his name, badge number and wished the state attorney a good day.
@@Blanka-b3o WRONG!! There were no parking officers present but this patrol officer stopped, detained , identified her and placed her name in the logs and records before freeing her to depart
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb “Freeing her to depart” 💀😂 what are you trying to prove? Dude pulled over someone who could eat him for breakfast in court and knew he was in the wrong place with the wrong person. She’d lick her fingers and be hungry for lunch and he knew it. You need to chill tf out, most people don’t react to being profiled by police well and she did, because she’s a seasoned professional.
@@GraceHope-77 You have no idea what you are talking about as everyone knows she had no authority there a state attorney has no administrative authority with ANY law enforcment agency or action including this one. This traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail and provably so. Profiled?? You havent a tissue of any evidence of any such thing because it did not occur and that is official as well.
The man went from policeman to waiter in no time at all.
Lmao
Lol best comment
Getting ready for his next career.
Lmao 😭
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She rubbed her fingers like she was about to thanos them out of existence.
Omg so true 😂😂😂
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Y'all play too much. Screammmin' jejejejejeje. She sure did. My Black Queen DESTROYER of Worlds.
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she : Im the state attorney
Cop: I will arrest me , no worries
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Lol nice
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*That was a good one.😂*
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Every now and then I come back to this masterpiece
Come back to watch a totally lawful traffic stop!
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb sure
@@JeromeProductions Yes it is a proven fact for years here, officially logged, authenticated, verified and a matter of public record. Are you insinuating something different than the facts of this stop?
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb well the fact of the matter is she works for the law so she has an IMMEDIATE pass
@@JeromeProductions You Couldnt be more wrong incorrect and inaccurate!! She has no pass where do you get that? She WAS a minor elected office holder, she is not above the law, the requirements are the same for her as anyone else. In this case her crp plate eventually returned to the radio data link and under the law she was freed to depart. Shortly after this the governor dismissed her of duties and litigations and she is now long long gone from any state offices. This traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail period!
He went from “Boss” to “order-taker” in a minute!
Fr 🤣🤣
@@capedcrusader4055 She didn't break a law or have a valid reason to be pulled over. Why are you even stating this?
Yes he went from cooking the fries to peeling them!!!!
@Andrea MENDENHALL
Law enforcement are not supposed to run tags without probable cause.
They ran the wrong ones this time!!!
@@zangetsu1597 I wonder how many white state attorneys have been pulled over and it never made the news, and you never cared about it
3 years later and he is still trying to clear his throat.
What a comment 😭
@@j2wavvy331 three years later still funny
I've heard they were dating now.
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She shouldn't have revealed she was state attorney this soon ... Should've played with it for a while to see what that cop does.
exactly..pos pigs
@@leftystrat62 sad as it sounds u prolly right
She didn't want to get shot.
nothing, he would do nothing because he didnt stop her for being black.
@@3dnovarider819 how do you know?
To those who don't understand the situation, it's like on your first day of work, you stumble into your boss' boss' boss and ask "why are you late for work?"
What a load of manure and from one who has no idea of what he is talking about!! First of all she had no authority there, as everyone knows a state attorney has no authority with ANY law enforcment agency. Next those officers saw no trepidation in that this traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail period. What was required of her from the policeman was her compliance and she not only complied properly but politely as well. He required her I D which she submitted to him, and after he examined the document and found her to be legal he then freed her to depart, ending the lawful traffic stop then and there, this stop was positivly lawful officially logged validated verified and a matter of public record!
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb Except for the lack of manners, I find you also lack of brain. The state attorney has every bit of right to correct police misconduct.
@@Sean-rp1yw You have no idea what you are talking about, you had better look up the duties of a state attorney a minor county office holder and you find they have no administrative authority with ANY law enforcment agency. Where do you get that she is some kind of ""boss"". She couldnt even bring any charges against those officers without a I A investigation by the department and compliance by the chief of police. A state attorney just litigates cases that law enforcment officers file for action and that is it. Next in this case those officers are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law. This activist was dismissed of multiple cases and some duties by the governor shortly after this incident and she is long long gone from any state offices.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbyou need to lay off this video’s comment section bro
@@lee_1292 Oh? Who says?? And what would be the reason?
She handled the situation so perfectly but unfortunately we all cannot be state attorneys.
I'd sue for a quarter million
Well if ur black u fked
You can be as smart as one lol
Hi my fellow umbc student
@@endlessgameplay416 I'd like to think I am but that won't change the pigments in my skin lol
When she turned 18 her parents moved out
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What an original masterpiece
Dude! Greatest comment ever
First time I’ve seen a cop get choked up after pulling over a black woman.
they do that already (mentally), that’s why they draw their weapons on darker tone people even tho that person has no weapon on them. they’re intimidated
Love to see it!
La Bruja It’s the first time that he knew he was “caught” - not by just any black person; but the State Attorney General.
Lesson learned still: No matter who you are - even the top state law enforcer - living while Black is a risky endeavor in the USA.
I would've towed the car for the invalid plates after she played that power game.
Aaron565 You would have been held accountable for your actions down the road. After all, she is STILL the top law enforcement officer of the state. STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES.
I love the smug grin she made right before she asked the cop for his card. Gotcha!
That grin meant absolutly nothing, and as everyone knows she had no authority there. She ""got"" no one, those policemen are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law, she having been dismissed of multiple cases and duties buy the governor is now long long gone from any state offices. This traffic stop was absolutely lawful in every single detail period.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbshut up dam you on everybody comment shut up
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb sure.. xD
@@protein_404prottis8 Sure is right, every single thing in this post and more is Absolutely provable. This traffic stop was Absolutely lawful officially logged, verified, authenticated and a matter of public record!! As everyone knows!
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbno 😅
The minute she smirked while he was explaining the "tinted window". I can feel the power of authority shifting!
toukhang123 add so true
toukhang123 that's her thinking she's above the law
Tjay 000 what does that even mean?
Tjay 000 I'm guessing you didn't see your dad yesterday
madCRO that doesn’t mean she can do whatever she wants. The police are the law.
Never met a woman who could make you rego through puberty before..
@People don't Buy wealth to rego puberty like to go through puberty again, u get what im saying😉
@People don't Buy wealth Go again.
😂🤣😂🤣
@@rihqu3383 so funny 🤣
@@ashleyshah2121 🤣😂😂
Y’all hear that breathing?
That’s fear
Imagine if she got him fired lol
@@jd_2funny_408 That would be kinda impossible. Like, he was basically racially profiling her, but this dude had his lies on point: "Your windows were too dark."/"We ran up your tag. We do that all the time at stoplights." Man's better at lying than my dad.
Nope..., that's COVID-19!
Took it's time, but his is the source!
Or a cold.
Facts!!! He was shittin on himself once he knew who she was🤣🤣🤣🤨
Him: License and registration
Her: *pulls out a reverse uno card*
Nothing of the kind! As everyone knows very well she had no authority there, she knew it, the policemen knew it, and now you know it. Here are the facts: Those officers had no worries with her in any way, this traffic stop was and is absolutly lawful in every single detail
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbyes okay Mr officer.
The way she started smiling when he said her windows were too dark...
Had me rolling. I know that look. I have done that exact look lol
Oh hey my step dad got a ticket for the same thing...
@Dejan Luca Dejan Luca yeah but its the fact that he said we tag everything first he was trying to think of reasons
@Dejan Luca Dejan Luca you get it; your not as stupid as your argument suggest. the stop was ILLEGAL, cops not suppose to run license plates without probable cause, ie traffic accident, speeding, etc. so your right they routinely break the law, and that has everything to do with abuse of power. I don't expect you to understand that, so this is for other readers.
@Dejan Luca Dejan Luca ya im curious how this is racially driven pull over?
The nervous halting throat clearing. Very satisfying.
sarabpreet kaur yaaaaaaaaaaaas 🥰🥰
Damn right
sarabpreet kaur LMFAOOO
That was my favorite part. Lmao!
😹😹😹👏🏾
The second she said she was the state attorney i would have been like ''tbh ma'am i pulled you over cause i'm a huge fan...''
86Themadhatter hahahaha good one 😂
Might have gone over better if he did that instead of the fumbling he ended up doing. Then again, that could be seen as misuse of police resources.
This could've been a better answer when she asked them.
LMFAOOOO
Yea go ahead and right me up because I know I am in the wrong but please go out with me. You cant blame me for shooting my shot /cry
Has a cop ever gotten the death penalty for killing an unarmed suspect? Or a suspect mysteriously dying in their custody? I’m gonna go out on a limb and say no. But I’m only 34 and cops have been doing cop ish for centuries so who knows.
Police officers are subject to the same laws as anyone else in the U S , yes there have been death warrants executed for former law enforcement officers.
What's a death warrant? You didn't understand the question. They were talking about death penalty..@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb
@@tedk6361 Here are the facts there is no death legal death penalty until a warrent of death is issued by the court. That is why the word execution is woefully missued, the execution refers to the execution of a death warrant, once a death warrent is executed terminal punishment is said to be the result!
You're clueless.
@@not_moist Nice try at relevance but better stay with the footwear polishing industry.
See her smile when he said her tint was dark? She's like "I got these boys.."
EXACTLY...!!!
I mean they are very tinted for sure
For what exactly? It was a legitimate stop.
@@l7521Opp they were bullshiting their way out
@@holarene2683 in what way? Cars are registered to somone. Even rentals. So again how?
The cops pulled her over and she gave them a ticket
lol, thats like some Chuck Norris type of power
But why
They ran her tag and it came back different. She played the race card to make herself more powerful
@@funnystuff9602 she didn't bring up her race
@@funnystuff9602 how old are you and can I ask you a question how did she bring her race up, oh and are you a racist.
Legend has it this officer is still trying to clear his throat.
😂😂😂😂😂
Xd
Ong
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Dread Pirate Robots 😂😂😂😂😂💀💀
They got back in the cop car and looked at each other “damn we just lost our jobs”😂
You couldnt be more WRONG, INCORRECT AND INACCURATE, why would they lose their jobs as they were in the lawful performance of their sworn assigned duties. As a matter of fact the opposite is what the realty of this situation is, she having been dismissed of dozens of cases and multiple duties by the governor is now long long gone from any state offices, while these policemen are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law. Here are the facts: This traffic stop was and is absolutly lawful in every single detail period.
Why would they lose their jobs for doing their job? Lol clown
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbthey lost their jobs before she lost hers 😅
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb finally someone with braincelss
@@jonpimpn621 That is a lie and you are a liar!! Those officers are still on the job making stops and enforcing the law, why would they lose anything?? As is well documented and on official record, this traffic stop was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail, officially logged, authenticated, verified, validated and a matter of public record.
I would actually pay to hear the conversation those two caps had after they got in their car.
Probably started off like "f*ck" 🤣
I doubt they were to worried about the stop
No conversation just a silent looking straight ahead type ride after that one
😂😂😂
@@HoundDog11111 u trippin they have a different type of authority
Her: “I’m the state attorney”
Current Objective: Survive
underrated af
I laughed LOUD
Pahahahagagsgagdbshagfafhbb .
Why are attorneys like inmune to cops
😂😂😂
The police officer then gave himself a ticket that day.
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Hahah 🤣🤣
*Well damn* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
This was actually creative it’s nice seeing a good comment instead of “this is gonna be in your recommended”
Im not from the USA but whats the big deal about the police pulling over a state attorney? Shouldnt she be treated the same as anyother citizen?
Ikr
Exactly.
It's because they clearly ran her tags and pulled her over with no legal basis (tinted windows is not valid grounds). Normally, US police can act like this with impunity, abuse their authority, and toy with people, without consequences. It's not a good idea to do this to the chief prosecuting officer who represents the state in criminal cases, however, as she knows the law and can punish them for their abuse of it. So the big deal is that they're treating her like any other citizen and abusing their power - but they got caught by someone with a lot more power than them.
US police are not like European police, there's a lot of fear and suspicion of police in the US.
I thought the same thing. So they ran her tags and pulled her over. Big deal. But ok, if you need legal basis and they didn't have one... I wonder what they would have done if she wasn't who she is. They still would have to produce a legal basis for the entire thing. Would they just try to write a ticket for something they made up on the spot?
Edit: i read up on this. She didn't press charges because the stop was perfectly legal. No abuse of anything. So it looks like she thought she was being racially profiled, but wasn't, at least from a legal standpoint.
@@tonypaellaI mean, they ran her tags and they came back clean, so they decided to pull her over because there was no evidence of anything wrong and they thought that was weird? Yeah, they're technically allowed to do that, but let's be honest, if she wasn't who she is, that stop would have gone a lot differently.
Stops her for maybe a stolen car, shows up in car that isn't his...
He said card, not car.
@@emadtalukdar6340 doesn't make it better though, does it?
Hahahaha 😂 😂
Emad Talukdar sushi actually he said “this isn’t my car but I can write my name down if you’d like...”
@@teezybecookin No, this is not what he said.
The moment she asked for their cards, the authority level completely flipped lol.
Yeah he didn't know what to say then. LOL
Nope. He was just doing his job.
He has more authority on a traffic stop than she has.
Yes!!! It was so evident!
@Tyler W. weird i read on another comment thread that it is allowed. but only on certain stateor whatever
Tyler W - Really
Where does it say a police Officer needs reasonable suspicion to run a license plate??
Can you provide the chapter and section where it says this?!
Nope!
"do you guys have cards on you?" Damn that was cold blooded
😂😂
I would have let him get his card.
Savage lol
With that same energy.
got chills hearing that for real. what a strong woman she is 💪🏼
Her:
"Im the state attorney..."
Him:
"Dispatch, cops fired cops fired!"
WRONG INCORRECT AND INACCURATE why would any such thing occur, as she, they, and everyone knows this traffic stop was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail period. Those policemen are still happily on the job making stops and enforcing the law. She however having been dismissed of multiple cases and duties by the governor is now long long gone from any state offices.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbDid you forget to take your antipsychotics again? You have to make sure you remember to keep taking those.
@@fenrir2188 What folderol but alters in no way the lawful traffic stop in orlando in 2017
Cod red … state attorney.. code red.. no jobs . Cod red . Tomorrow no job habibi.
Legend says, the cop still clearing his throat till this day.
Hahahahahahahah
You can almost hear him mouthing the name he wrote down for her as "Officer JimJohn Joe Johneson" before he ran away 😄 😄
😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂I bet
Sounded like he was hyperventilating
Ah yes, pulling over your boss's boss's boss. Smart move.
You genuinely made my day bruh🤣🤣🤣🤣
If it's a legit reason sure. The reasoning behind the stop is what is suspect though.
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lol !
ORO323 🙋🏽♀️🤣😂😅😆
You nailed it 😜
She flexed her power so calmly. He broke down like a jigsaw puzzle.
she had the high ground
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She should have cut him into puzzle pieces and left him bleeding.
Heck yeah!!! Well put!!
She acted like she was above the law. Just shut up and comply sheniqua!
Her smirk when he said tints are dark 😂😂😂😂
What about it, that facial contortion meant absolutly nothing, she knew it, the policeman knew it and now you know it. That was just foolishness for the body cameras and had no value here at all. The window tint had no official meaning to this stop, the stop was for registration irregularities and that alone! Here are the facts: This traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail period. Shortly after this stop she was dismissed of multiple cases and duties by the governor. She is long long gone from any state offices, do you think the governor smirked when he signed off on all of that?
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb he said it was another reason for the stop, which is why she smirked.
@@glenmaralfonso Could be but nevertheless it was meaningless.
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wb how is it “could be” he in fact said it was part of the stop.
@@glenmaralfonso That was only conversation, and she knew it, it was an observation. The official reason for the stop was for registration irregularities and that alone. If he'd have believed the glass tint to be in violation, he'd have summoned a luminometer from the supervisor for a measurement. ---HE DID NOT!...No measurement equals, no violation, which equals no summons. She was well aware of all of that. The OFFICIAL logged reason for the stop was the registration. This traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail.
When she rubbed her fingers together while asking for their cards
"Y-yeah, just one second" *sweating profusely*
Boss
That's what I said! That was her starting that fire
@@bertberw8653 "i...it's not my car." 😂
bro got so nervous he forgot whose car he was even driving that day. like "hollup i'll be right ba....oh, i'm in tim's car and I'm a police officer in Florida today."
The officer is explaining himself to death, never seen that happen before
The guy held himself well. Didn't shirk when she asked for his name and info. To be fair, cops run plates all the time. Especially in cities with the automatic license plate readers, they will just ping the officer if it sees a plate that is listed as stolen.
@@stephanh2981 yeah but if they dont have a reason to do it they shouldnt do it if an amber alert comes out on a stolen vehicle THEN they'll have the right to run plates
@@briellanutella2340 I don't think you understand, in the case of auto license plate readers the plate is automatically checked. So the officer would have been alerted to the suspended plate. It's a citation, so the officer stopped the car. The officers did nothing wrong in this stop. The city council guy wanted to get out of it. He didn't make his dad cancel the insurance but driving without insurance isn't allowed in most if not all states.
And clearing his throat. He knew he effed up. Big time.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"I'm the state attorney"
Objective: *Survive*
A good ol halo reach meme I love it
😂
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Thank you Sir. You just made my day.. lol 😂
Quality 😂😂😂
State Attorney: 😊
Officer: It was at this moment that he knew, ....
Yes what he knew was that she had no authority there and that this traffic stop was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail period!
@@patrickrichardson1036knew he f’d up and he needed to change his tone in .0001 seconds and get back in his little cop car and eat his donuts like the little b**** he was born as
@@jonpimpn621 What a fool you are, nothing of the kind took place and you a miserable name caller have altered nothing she is long long gone from any state offices as these policeman are still happily on the job making stops and enforcing the law! The facts are and have been for going on a decade are these: THIS TRAFFIC STOP WAS AND IS ABSOLUTELY LAWFUL IN EVERY SINGLE DETAIL!!
@@patrickrichardson1036exactly they treating this women like she's a god or something lol
@@wehavegreatideas Not nearly anymore, she was dismissed of multiple cases and duties by the governor and is now long long gone from any state offices!
The way she rubs her fingers together when she asked for their cards is so satisfying
THISSSSS🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💯💯💯💯😅
@@fanciiface100 yeah this moment cought me too!
Yes!!! 👏🏼👏🏼
Like a boss 😂🔥
@Clinton Shaun your freacking everywhere. Stop flexing your cheating wife and her cellphone
his voice was SHAKING when he found out she was the state attorney
anxiety
Joe Peterman it wasnt never abt her being black ... she was a strong women and that made him shiver , and the cops that
killed Breonna Tayler aint fired so thats incorrect 😞
seokie THANK YOU
Joe Peterman you're* also what-
Joe Peterman Why bring race into this. He acted that way cause she was a state attorney m.
“I’m the state attorney”
FINISH HIM!!!!!
FLAWLESS VICTORY!
😂😂😂😂😂
Hi-la-ri-ous!!!
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..love this comment!!
🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
This will never get old 😂
So, you enjoy observing a totally lawful traffic stop by two skilled officers?
That officer’s throat got dry af! 🤣🤣🤣
Right!! 😂😂
I saw that too.
Yeah yeah 😂😂
Her: I'm a State Attorney.
Him: *Can I get a drink of water*
i was just gnna say that. nervous af. keep making up ur stories of why she was pulled over. umm hmm surrrrre..... pulled over for dark tint, yet no tint measure ok “officer BS”
"I'm the State Attorney"
Officer: Yes your Highness
Simp
HILARIOUS!
@@mysoullongs4salvatrion417 Yess
@@culturedduck6863 what?
@@miguelgutierrez6173 the officer is a simp
The smile she gave right before asking for their cards was terrifying.
love it
She is smiling like are you serious and the cop is very nervous hopefully she now know the BS these guys are slanging around.
She smiled right after the cop said "also your windows are kinda dark."
*That's cause she knew she had them by the balls.*
@@aceofspades58 running tags and pulling over cars for tint is totally normal....and warranted
@@brianshaw3554 He didn't mention it when pulling her over. He added it as an afterthought. Meaning he was trying to justify the traffic stop with something he noticed during the stop.
when this lady was born, she congratulated her mom and drove her home.
🤣
that's the funniest comment i've read in a long time
😂😂
please something original please lol
😂
This never gets old he was SPEECHLESS
Just doing his job, seeming to even be punished for doing it, messed up
@@nalyd6386 Doing their jobs how?
@@Roughdog86 well like he said, the tags didn’t come back and the tint was too dark? How were they supposed to know that she was the attorney?
@@nalyd6386 Ok. This is why I don't have tint on my car windows because of this but cops can't pull you over for dark tint.
If she wasn't the state attorney, she'd be accused of phony plates. The car would have been searched.....
The moment she says "I'm the state attorney"
Cop: "I have the right to remain silent" handcuffs himself.
I'm dying 😂🤣😂🤣 Yes pretty much what happened.
@@browniepixxie192933 lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 exactly
Except that's not what happened. And, oh by the way, this chick is basically luck to get assigned speeding ticket cases now. She's essentially been blackballed in Florida because she's such an awful attorney.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's one of the greatest smirks of all time considering the situation 😂
@krobdawg You must be kidding you think that smirk meant anything at all it was meaningless, she was showboating for the police body cameras. She had no authority there as everyone knows, those policemen continue on the job, she however shortly after this was disciplined by the governor and dismissed of multiple cases and duties, do you think she was smirking then as she was sent on her way? She is long long gone from any state offices, This traffic stop was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail.
@Patrichardson-i9f why are you under damn near every comment from at least the past few months? This obviously bothers you more than anyone else
@@krobdawg I keep the record correct here and have for years!! Why are you happy with a valueless smirk?
@@Patrichardson-i9f regardless of what happened afterwards, I (and others based off the comments) can see the humor in the situation. You're reading too deep into it
@@krobdawg You cant be serious! Humor in a routine every day totally lawful traffic stop? What humor is there in a lawful traffic stop and detention tell me?
when she said “do you guys have cards on you” and did that little grabby thing... whew the POWER !!! an icon 😭
Destiny Starrett Power move indeed. That finger gesture was everything. 🤏🏾 She had me shook, I almost reached for my wallet to grab my ID. 😂
Right ! They starting shittin in their pants 😩
Fineapple Felicity lmao
Right!!!!!!! 😂
"that little grabby thing". Haha! ... Funny how that resonated with people.
I felt her energy when she said “do you
Guys have cards on you” that hand motion was everything
She is amazing what a queen
@@Yuckod You meant entitled
Gregory Underwood white!
I have to say it., But I say this in the most respectful tone...She hawt....Oh an I'm not white...I am MEXICAN
@@gregoryunderwood4121 negative loser. You mean knowing her rights?
"Actually i can write my name down"
*Write the name of the other cop*
Rofl this cracked me up hahaha.
😂😂😂
Best comments of this video.
I'm Joe Friday and that's Pete Malloy.
Lol
Why does it matter that she is a state attorney? Are attorneys above the law?
Exactly. There’s a lot wrong with people these days. No one is above law
She didn’t break any law ms contrarian
@StreetsAintNoMyth5 i didnt say she did. I asked what her job title has to do with anything.
State attorney isn't a regular attorney. Cops don't actually press charges, the prosecutor's office does, and they pulled over the head of the prosecutor's office.
@@user-ux4cw9pi3r So? Why does that matter? Obv she did nothing wrong (some people seem to think thats what i'm saying) but lets say it was another state attorney, and they broke the law, the police should not pull them over because they are a state attorney? I don't get what someones job title has to do with anything, youre not above the law just because you have a certain job.
This is the definition of *“Call the ambulance..... but not for me”.*
*Alternative Universe
LMAO
😂😂😂
_”Everything is racist”_ -Snowflakes
@@sean2015 what? 🤣
The other cop be like: if I stand perfectly still, no one can see me
Lmao
😂😂😂😂
Woooiiiie 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😭😭😭
Oh yes we see you boo 👀
State attorney: “Do you have cards on you?”
Police officer: *Reverse, Draw 4*
Yurr Ye 🤣😂😂😂😂
Haha UNO
😂🤣😂🤣
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lmgdao!!!!!!!!!!!!
The officers stopped her but she took their information. 💀😂
no u wrong they stopped her and give their information to her lol 😂🤦🏻♂️
@@luthu0072 😂😂😂
Same thing implied.
Dead on!
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Cop: Is this your car?
Attorney: Yes, this is my car. Is that your car?
Cop: No.
Lmao good one
best comment here
Exactly!!!!
GTA's new character
“Touché.”
*Slowly backs up into his car and leaves*
Her: Im the state attorney
Police officer: I have the right to remain silent . . .
ahhahahahahaha
😂😂😂
🤣
😂😂😂 funny you made my day
Awesome comment!
She's a person like any other. If you get stopped, you get stopped. Im no fan of cops but acting like this one did something horrible is just absurd.
Why does it feel like she is pulling over them?
@@nunyabusiness3085 ?
Nunya Business What?
@@treymathews4561 call 📞
Because they didnt have a reason to stop her and she works with there boss lmao
Right ?! Lol they were more afraid of her
Her smile after he stuttered "the windows were rly dark" is so fkn priceless
RIGHT
*She committed "DWB"* driving while black 😅
SOMETHING was "too dark"...
typical mom's reaction when her young kid trying to lie in front of her
The were too dark. Pull her over
I love how she was smiling, knowing that they were bullshitting her.
Random Commenter - Thats odd
She later released a statement to the media ADMITTING that the mv stop was LEGAL and consistent with Florida law 🤔
when he said the reason why we stopped you was also because of the dark tint, her smile said "GOT EM!!" LOL
She acted entitled and immature.
They were not bullshitting tho
She's smiling because she knows they won't ticket her. She thinks she's above the law.
I could see her smile from here
That smile was meaningless as everyone there was well aware, it was showboating for the body cams and it made no difference, she was lawfully stopped, detained, documented and after compliance freed to depart thus ending this legal traffic stop then and there.
@@Patrichardson-i9fwhether it was showboating or not is irrelevant. She still was free to go as expected, which I’m sure she knew she would be before she even rolled down the window.
@@TMay-ct9us WRONG she was being detained until the radio data link and log were satisfied . Thanks to computers it amounted only a few minutes but no she was to remain and comply until her documents were returned, and she was then free to depart.
@@Patrichardson-i9fas I stated she was still free to go as I’m sure she knew she would be judging by her nonchalant demeanor. Nothing wrong about that, you can clearly see her driving away in the video.
@@TMay-ct9us AsI stated she was not free to depart until the policeman passed her documents to her then and only then would it be permitted. As is usual the officer was in control of the stop and detainment there as required by law, what was expected of her was her compliance and she complied not only properly but politely as well, this traffic stop and detainment was and is absolutely lawful in every single detail!
It's scary how calm she is. It's like ,"Oh ,I got this, this is going to be fun."
@Balki Bartokomous You’re a clown
@@iinspireNP No it isn’t. Kansas v Glover. Police can run a tag whenever they want. Clown
@@michaelbottjer3385 It ain't "deep down", it's within the law and would ruin her reputation if she acted on it.
@Balki Bartokomous Everyone should remain calm when the police stop them. Damn you racists really show yall selves. Acting like every other race jumps stupid when police stop them.
Shes wondering who hiring these dumb cops😆
The woman has just activated a reverse card to the police
Shicino Right on! Lol
She pulled out a motherfuking Yu-Gi-Oh card
Race card
Draw 2...
Yes indeed
The tone of voice that they were using once they realized who she was is exactly how they should be speaking to us at all times unless it is necessary to escalate.
What do you mean who she was she had no authority there as everyone knows a state attorney has no authority with ANY law enforcement officers or actions including this one. She knew that, the officers knew that and their tone and deportment was not affected by her in anyway aside from the normal compliance that is expected of one during a lawful traffic stop!
It means she had entitled tags that drew a blank when they ran them. The fact that they changed their demeanor basically means she a super cop. King rat in a rats nest and can flex on them however she feels like…
I’ve paid tickets for tags that were out? Did she get a ticket? Who cares who she is? You’re celebrating nonsense. You know how often state attorneys literally cover for the bad behavior from
Cops? Basically everytime. She’s a cop x1000
@@PatrickRichardson-gj3wbwhat are you talking about? She is a king of Cops. She defends cops and has lots of political power over cops.
She’s a super cop in a sense.
@@danielfite2721 I agree. I just think that deferential tone of voice that they used once they realize that she was the state attorney should be the default anytime they leave their station.
@@danielfite2721 Wrong! where do you get such a notion she is a minor elected county office holder there are 20 of them in Florida, she can't even bring charges against an officer without their own internal investigation department who would bring charges that the state attorney only litigates in court. A state attorney brings no charges that is done by law enforcement.
She got pulled over and left with their names
Law 100
That was clearly just the beginning she's the state attorney
Tremere Morney - Beginning of what??
She later admitted the mv stop was legal
Then she put her papers in not seeking re-election
I’d call it the end!
Maize N Blue another tactic to chase her off the team you see what the news claimed at the end but clearly you all love us we just have to understand what the distinctions are when y’all do claim to love us ...
She later said they did a great job.
His throat is dry.
His breath is heavy.
And he is walking with stanky legs.
The pee running down his legs made him walk like that.
His palms are sweaty knees weak arms are heavy
@@LL-lk6dr mom's spaghetti 🍝
LMBCO!!!😁😁😁😁😁
@@williammitchell1804 LMBCO!!!!!😂😂😂😂
*Cop pulls over black attorney, writes himself a ticket.*
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I'm Weak!
I could almost hear the "oh f*ck" in his voice.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaha
hahah tf
Clears throat for no reason 😂😂
@jamesbond1796------>I bet you cleared your throat a time or two, just what do you believe it signifies here pray tell? Just look at you using kiddie kindergarten art class smileys trying to be relevant here when the rest of us communicate with language words and syntax as grownups do, not kiddie symbols, you cant possibly be taken seriously as everyone knows!
Her smiles when he says, "The windows were really dark."
Probably wanted to say to her you're really black.
@@djroberts6792 ok that was funny
? Why people so close to assume racism lol you can’t even see through the back window 🤣🤣
@@DooberD33 you're so dumb lmaooo
They pulled her over cause she was black lmaoo
@@NinaDidnothingwrong 😂😂😂😂 look at the window tint tell me is it see through? Nah and btw black or not you couldn’t see the skin color of who’s driving 🤣
her: i'm the state attorney.
cop: so that makes me the state clown
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cop: so this is still a legit stop and nothing will happen, have a good day ma'am
Giordano Giostra 👍
Florida man: hold my beer
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The other cop was like “If I don’t talk that means I’m invisible”
lol
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lol lol lol!
Like what could that idiot possibly have to say😂😂
That's the secret. To keep your mouth shut, and not get nervous, offering any info, like the first guy ...
I wonder why so many people are in prison in Florida.
Simple: They are convicted criminals.
State attorney: "why are you guys running tags?"
Officer: "i have the right to remain silent"
Lmaooooo no way
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Most underrated comment. You should have at least a hundred thousand. But then again it's only been a week.👏😂
LMAO X”D
Why is ilegal running tags?? She is state atorney, ok. All are equal from law???
A friend of mine said, *People only ask you what do you do for a living to determine the level of respect they give you.*
This is wrong. Respecting a human being has nothing to do with his or her job.
@@tigertrigger5914 If you are a descent human being...most people aren’t unfortunately.
O D you have a smart friend
@@tigertrigger5914 remind me to give you my college essays and lay out my character for you the first time we meet so that you can decide whether to respect me or not
Imagine two dudes come up to you and one says I'm a drug dealers who's been in jail 3 times and another man that's running a non profit, who are gonna give more respect to?
Stop making the way humans function so problematic
depends on the person, but absolutely true in a lot of cases. but i always just ask as a conversation starter or to see if we have something in common. i think all jobs r cool in their own way.
Her rubbing her fingers together when she asked the officers for their cards must have started a fire in those cops eyes 😅😅
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LMFAO
My fav part
I loved that moment. Suddenly not their car and the one leaning in weasels away.
Most of the country has "auto plate verification scanners" too , why is she supposed to be an exception ? Same for excessive tint (looks like a drug dealers car) it's the judgement all cops make. Exception: Phoenix az
Ooh she was cool like "oh you guys run random tags huh" where is your card 😂
Of course the registration inquiries were initiated (tags run) and absolutly lawfully as everyone knows, as to asking for the policeman's identities that is done tens of thousands of time daily in the U S and is predictably meaningless as it was here. Her asking for and being passed their information was a worthless waste of her time. She had no authority there and she, they, and all knew it. This traffic stop was absolutely lawful in every single detail!
She should have not revealed her identity as a state attorney until the end. That would have been fun
She was probably afraid not to.
She didn't want to get killed.
She probably thought say it quick before I’m shot ahahahah
That would have been dead
I'm white and I've been stopped over dumb stuff, too. Mostly when I was driving a beat up car. Class privilege is a major issue, too.
That little smirk she did when he said her windows were tinted was priceless!
She was like ohhhh I see what this is now ok ok
You imagining that......
"also your skin is too da.. I mean your windows are too dark"
She smiled because she's someone important so her windows can be as dark as she wants. The rules are for regular people.
Her car windows are in fact too dark. No one should be allowed to have such dark windows…no matter who you are or what you do.
"License and registration pls"
"No u"
"Okay"
You speak french
Heres my dave and buster card.
Jake Branthe Cop repeatingly clearing his throat after that.
K
Jake Branthe lmao
Dude got nervous when she asked for his card 😂😂😂
No he did not get nervous why would he? She had no authority there, and you don't get nervous for no reason, and there was no reason in that this traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every single detail and provably so!!
Na his voice got all Shakey had 300 different reasons for invalidating his unlawful stop
@@smokedOut42093 You have no idea what you are talking about, this traffic stop was absolutly lawful in every detail and provably so. By what stretch do you claim the stop was illegal, key it in here and I' can straighten you away. But your accusations must be able to be substantiated. No he was not nervous what could be the logic of any trepidation on his part, why would he be concerned with her as everyone knows she had no authority there, a state attorney has no administrative authority with ANY law enforcment agency!!
After seeing her ID, that police officer started speaking like he was the one being stopped. 🤣
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Police: license and registration please
State Attorney: uno reverse
lol
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Lmaoooo 🤣🤣
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lmaoooo.
When she rubbed her fingers together asking for their cards, the cops must have felt the THANOS snap. lol
I don't even know what that means but it was funny🤣🤣🤣🤣
😆 😆 😆 okkkkkkk
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LMFAOOOOOOO! Best comment ever
She never pressed charges and said the stop was compliant with florida state law. She later tried to run for attorney general in 2022 but lost to Ashley Moody in a landslide.
@mathewwc9806There never was any charges to press at all owing to the fact that this traffic stop was absolutely lawful in every single detail. She was dismissed of dozens of cases and duties by two governors, and now has nothing to do with any state office!
There’s a lot of DEI bots in this comment section i still don’t understand what the cops did wrong
@@georgie2844 The officers did positivly nothing wrong, the facts are this traffic stop and detainment was and is absolutly lawful in every single detail!
Her grin was priceless.
More like her smile was monumental, caught the harassing low life off guard.
Yeah, her grin when they talked about her windows' tint was quite something, she knew they were bullshitting her.
Nah, the smirk was because he tried to add justification to it with the window tint after giving her a totally lawful (albeit not particularly well versed) reason of we randomly run plates all the time. He should have led with the tint and mentioned the plate second.
bboxsaidso - Well you obviously don’t know much about mv law
Florida mv law to be exact
If he started with the windows first he would have been in violation of Florida’s window tint laws
Window tint is a “secondary” offense in the state of Florida
Therefore this would have been an illegal mv stop and 4th Amendment violation
The officer followed policy and procedures correctly in the video
I wanted to slap that smug look right off of her face
I love how she does the hand gesture as she ask for the police officers' identification card.
They gave her what she wanted and she presented her identification to them the traffic stop was perfectly lawful.
@@patrickrichardson1036 "Why was the tag run?"
"We run tags all the time"
I.E. no reason
@@Vikashar That's right they run tags as a matter of course the automatic tag reader in the patrol cars run hundreds and if they want thousands per hour its positively legal and its done on a minute by minute basis. She knows that!.
@@patrickrichardson1036 Then why did he make up the BS about window tint when he didn't have a tint measurer? He knew the tag running for no reason was bs, so he reached
@@Vikashar That's trash when the tag came back no name in the data link (which is verifiable) he had the duty to look into it further which he did. The window tint was an incidental comment if it had been official he'd have detained her further and summoned a luminometer he did not. His comment was just in passing. So if he'd have mentioned a safety violation of what appeared to be a low tire or two would you be in a twist that he had no tire air gauge? Good lord you people. Tags are run by the hundreds if not thousand every day and in most cases by an automatic electronic reader. That traffic stop was positively lawful in every detail period.
She literally pulled an Uno Reverse card on them with the "give me your cards" 😭
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That may have been the best comment I've ever read . . . and I read a LOT of comments! Well played!
@@DMDBSJD I guess you missed her comment where she admitted that she was wrong.
"In a statement, Ayala noted no lawsuit has been filed and that the stop itself "appears consistent with Florida law," even though she made no traffic violation."
Re: Uno reverse."It can only be played on a card that matches by color, or on another Reverse card."
UNO!
@@thorium9082 lol. Oops. That'll teach me to read while sleeping. Thanks for the clarification. (The whole reverse Uno thing was pretty funny until it collapsed though.)
Loved the part where the one rookie officer said he didn't have any cards to give. Willfully failing to have your cards shows a complete lack of professionalism. Also shows the "Weak Link" his supervisor is for willfully failing to inspect those he is in charge of before they go on duty. All three are professional rookies. Send them back through the academy.
Hes gunna cry in the car
Not a chance you are totally WRONG, INCORRECT AND INACCURATE!! Why would he do such foolish thing? As everyone knows she had no authority there. And this traffic stop was absolutly lawful in ever single detail!!
On that Riley voice ..😂
“Im the state attorney”
Cop: “and I was just leaving, thank you!”
Hahahah!
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she should have gotten a ticket even if she is the state attorney. that doesnt grant her free passage from laws
No one is above the law.
@@jaiimecrm she didn’t do anything tho 😆 they ran her tag cause they thought the car was stolen. You know atleast that’s what they said .
I like to treat myself occasionally and watch this video again, just to hear the panic in his voice.
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Zero reason for the cop being nervous, not sure why he was.
SAME USFHFIUS
Exactly!! I thought I was the only one who noticed how afraid he was. Yes you can definitely hear the panic in his voice lmaooo
@@cia5942 racial profiling is illegal and he’s talking to someone who can actually prove he was racially profiling. She could of cost him his job so that’s why he was afraid.
The way he cleared his throat when she asked for his info was hilarious. Then he pulls out his blue clues notepad
BLUES CLUES🤣🤣I’m so dead
@r_ elentless01 🙄
You mean green notepad.
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LMAOOOOO