University/college parties are the worst environment you can be in as an officer because every drunk law student has something to say and they want to let you know about it
I like how cops can get away with violating civil rights because “they didn’t know it was a civil right” but you can be arrested even though you didn’t know it was a crime…
Kinda like the dude making these videos...he seems to think that people are required by law to kiss cops asses and his favorite activity licker their boots and balls. You probably a boot and ball licker yourself
I did not laugh....but it was close. I am ashamed but honestly, (and I swear I'm not trying to put anyone down) that is a terrible last name to have in....any profession honestly. We humans are not evolved enough yet to take Weiner as a serious last name. I feel so much for that poor officer, even if his fellow officers respect him completely, there's no way that most suspects do.
Must constantly give the poor officer a hard time...I also had to prevent myself laughing🤐🥴 The name derives from Vienna "Wien", where the sausage comes from. The joke only works in english btw...
@@lufcik69My sister acts like this and has since she was a child my mom tried punishments and whooping but nothing worked. We all just know that if something bad happens 9/10 it’s her fault.
Yeah the cops were lucky in that case, because once he closed the door, the threat to "rip his head off" is extinguished once the suspect locks himself in a house. Had he said "I'll shoot you" they would have gone in immediately I suppose. They know he didn't pose an actual threat. He was arrested for "attitude."
@@louskunt2641 So being an ass hole ,threatening officers , being a nuisance for your neighbours is just attitude. I see. Your simplification is quite funny.Your probably one of them.
Wrong. That's what is called a conditional threat. A conditional threat is not illegal. The case against this guy was dropped because he was right. The cop had no reason to enter his dwelling, he had no warrant, and him saying "enter my house and I'll fuck you up" is perfectly legal. They were there for a noise complaint. They had no reason to do anything more than tell him to turn it down, and all they can do is refuse he do so, since according to Indian River County's own laws, there is no noise ordinance. He wasn't breaking any laws to begin with, and was well within his rights to threaten to defend his home against an intruder. Under Florida law, a cop forcing unauthorized entry into your home IS an intruder. Florida has Castle Doctrine, which means I can lethal force on anyone entering my property without consent or a court ordered warrant. Fail to produce one, you catch the smoke. Why the fuck do you think no-knock raids don't happen in Florida anymore? One wrong address too many resulted in one dead cop too many, and the courts refused to convict homeowners for protecting their homes.
It's absolutely *ASTOUNDING* how people can never just _SHUT UP_ when communicating with cops as if talking over them makes them right, let alone thinking studying 1 course of criminology or "being a lawyer" makes any difference
In the case of the first guy, he wasn't wrong. There was a reason the charges were dropped; they had no legal basis for entering his home on a noise complaint. And the threat was well past when he locked the door.
@@InTaco7I wouldn’t say there’s a reason charges were dropped. Charges are dropped all the time even when they shouldn’t so I wouldn’t use that as an example of why it was wrong
@@havannahhernandez9014i think its that he understands that his behavior would get him sued and fired in about 80% of US states. in Colorado where i live, those cops would have got criminal charges and sued as an individual
@@djparalyze2655 if there WASN'T an immediate threat of violence--yes, but >3 threats threw any defense he had out the window. Only in weird blue states would they have gotten charges
@@notcoleman711 “weird blue states”, ok bud. respecting the libertarian values of this country is not being a weird blue state, its following the constitution. if thats the kind of America you support, please know that George Washington would not like you. please stay far away from my home state if you plan on voting for your weird authoritarian ideals
I genuinely don’t understand why so many people think they can act like complete jerks to a police officer. Like, of all people you’re going to choose to be entitled towards and/or threaten, it’s a person who can easily ruin your day.
All charges dismissed after they violated his rights. Yea. He probably was a lawyer. You’re not legally obligated to be cordial to anyone. They didn’t break down the door until a Sergeant showed up. I wouldn’t be surprised if he ends up with a settlement.
@@LieutenantDangleBerries yeah I can tell you are a sovereign citizen, if you are going to blatantly lie at do some research first cause this comment is embarrassing.
I don't understand her motive though, it just felt like she actually wanted to be arrested. It was the best thing for her and I hope no one came to pick her up lol
😂 Thank-you for turning down the volume. I hope the poor officers were okay after their migraines wore off. Thank-you for your stunning patience and your service!!! ❤😊
I just wanted to say this is the first video I've ever stopped and actually hit the like button on for anything. Thought it was super cool you adjusted the volume at points so hundreds of thousands of viewers didn't have to do it quick. Very smart and thank you!!
Clarification at 32:49. The officers did NOT search the residence. They cleared it and secured the scene while they processed the warrant. At that time, Mario gave up the location of the backpack willingly. Also, The "refusal to allow a search" was not the reason he was arrested. He was arrested because of the evidence found in the trash and the discovery of the backpack in open view within the residence.
Yep. As I said in other takes to this, Mario was the smart sibling, while Chertisha was scared shitless at being caught and so she resorted to violence and threats, as well as her being a repeat offender/frequent flyer with the police system.
It's a thin line though, entering the residence wasn't worth it when they could of just got a warrant pretty easily with the evidence they did have. If for some reason they were innocent, the police would of had a very hard time over this interaction which is why they shouldn't of done it this way, they were fortunate they were guilty. The police "cleared" the home, but they didn't have probable cause to do that. Claiming a smell is a weak point, really would of only been a strong reason if they believed someone to be in immediate danger.
She definitely knew what was up. He reacted chill and calm, didn't resist arrest etc. She on the other hand came out guns blazing, verbally, and escalated the situation. She might have nothing to do with the stolen backpack, but I bet she knew about the weed. Wouldn't be surprised if that was actually hers.
The guy is so worried about the guy who tried to run him off the road (presumably speeding in a school zone), but has not a care for brandishing a firearm and putting the school on Code Red.
That first guy is like the most obnoxious kind of person, the kind who just thrives off of negative attention. Notice how his confidence and bravado immediately drops as soon as he gets arrested, 'cause the only kinda people who do that are the biggest cowards irl.
As a person who took Criminology, Criminology does not teach you laws. It is more about criminal psychology and is similar to sociology. What he is actually talking about is Criminal Justice.
I love how the one guy threatens the deputies and then immediately goes to "wait i was kidding" Whats unsuprising and really annoying is how much these guys try to maintain control. "Tell me what I did first and ill open the door" (after hes already been told dozens of times)
He was drunk, in his own home, they were called about a noise complaint, they got him to end the noise and it should’ve ended there, cops should be much better than a drunk man, that’s why his only charge was for attempting to bribe the officer and it was dropped, they wasted time, they wasted money, and they old dude should definitely receive some type of training in anger management,
@@robertvera9205 has nothing to do with any of it. So many times you hear the words "he was drunk" like it is an excuse to act like an idiot. Literally the first thing he does when he opens the door is sling threats of physical violence towards law enforcers. In my eyes, there is no worse excuse than "i was drunk" because it is almost like a get-out-of-jail-card. Obviously a lot of the times, it does nothing for you, but there is also a lot of times when it does. Like my mothers ex-boyfriend who tried to assault her, smashed her car window with his bare fists, and was trying to stop her from leaving with walking out on the road to block her, but he "got off" because he was so drunk he doesn't even remember getting picked up by the cops that took him. Like how is that an plausible excuse for being an idiot that should still be in jail? And i know that a "small" mistake (depending on the situation) should not ruin your entire life because of what you did while you were drunk, but it does, and it also can ruin other peoples lives because of your "small mistake" while being drunk. so, in my honest, unasked, opinion. Drunk people should get no leeway. none at all. Like how a drug like weed can be illegal, where the only person you're a threat to is the fridge and the snackshack, while daydrinkers and the like literally throw violence around, drives under influence, and even worse crimes that has been commited while being drunk. I guess there is laws about public intoxication is there for a reason in the states that have those, idk i am not an american.
I love how the first dude is saying they don't have permission and then precedes to give them permission whenever he tells them to "come in here" repeatedly.
I tread the cops as my bros I just salute them talk to them and reason non-hostile always with a smile they even offer my gum or ride home when I have been walking intoxicated I know if I was still "ghetto" because i'm hispanic I would have been thrown in jail many times but I changed my ways ages ago and figured out the only enemy was ME!
Wow, imagine pulling a gun on someone AT A EFFING SCHOOL in this day and age and expect no repercussions. Oh and, doing this with your child present too! Dad of the year award right there!
It is truly astonishing how many people escalate these situations so quickly, at times raising very simple misdemeanors to multiple felonies. Then again, in the heat of the confrontations different people will react differently, which is still not an excuse. As to the road rage incident, I, too, may have been extremely pissed off that the other driver was nowhere near the traffic stop.
I've noticed something surprising from having watched SO MANY Body Cam & True Crime channels. When I see civilians/criminals flat out lying (poorly) and then becoming SUPER obnoxious, whiny, and aggressive when their lies aren't immediately treated as 'gospel truth' I no longer respond with; 'SERIOUSLY?! HOW CAN PEOPLE BEHAVE THIS WAY?!' Like I did when I first started watching these videos. Instead I now find myself thinking; 'Yep. Here's another person just abandoning all their dignity to try and get out of this situation. I guess this is just how people are deep down when confronted.' Anybody else experience that? I wonder if cops go through the same thing over their careers? Surely they must.
loved the first guy saying "prove it in court." he's so close to being right. the prosecutors will prove his guilt in court after the officer has arrested him because he's found a reason to arrest him.
@@Ezio-ic5vc ummm they did… how do you know he was no longer a threat he could have had a weapon on him or in the house. You saying that he was no longer a threat shows either you are extremely ignorant or just didn’t watch the whole clip. Take 5 minutes and watch how situations can go from 0 to 100 please.
@@trueav9699 Bullshit, you're as bad as those egomaniacal cops. He went to bed. If they'd left then nothing wouid have happened and they knew it and so do you.
I know that guy . I live in the same area . He's just an alcoholic . Vero Beach , Indian River County represent 🙌 😎 Everyone down here is either an addict or a recovering one .
The first guy: "I'm a lawyer" Assuming he actually is a lawyer, I hope he gets disbarred for his stupidity in this video. Also, the officer saying "We're Florida, we're always weird." As someone who has lived in Florida, I say "truer words have never been spoken".
@capnsmoke1801 that's what I would hope for. The only reason they broke his door down is because he gave them attitude. He did not seem like a real threat to them, even by their demeanor towards him. He seemed like he pissed them off.
I love these people's (lack of) logic "you're under arrest" "for what?" "for disorderly conduct" "for what?" ".....fooor disorderly conduct" seems pretty self explanatory to me lol
That first guy, and Mario's sister are 2 great examples of when an alligator mouth is operated by a hummingbird brain. Thanks for watching this 5-part episode of "Immeasurable Stupidity". A special thanks to Florida for their seemingly ENDLESS contributions to all the cop cam videos.
I fully agree that those two are prime examples of pointlessly rude people... but that's not a crime and the officers just simply abuse their power and ignore people's rights. In the first example the guy screams that *if* the officer should violate his rights by coming into his home without a warrant, there will be consequences. The officer knows full well that this is *not* a threat if he abided by the law, but he intends from the beginning to violate that right, so automatically he perceives it as a real threat... that's why he arrests the guy for threatening him. The second example is a girl also assuming her brother has a right for his home not be searched without a warrant, that's why she gets mad when the officers find a BS excuse (like they always do) to ignore that right. So they arrest her vor resisting arrest, which is mindbogglingly inconsistent with basic rights... but it is what it is in the US... what she's convicted and punished for is her genuine anger issues after she has been wronged... I'd be angry too, but she takes it to another level and has no self control... still, seeing this footage as a non-American I now understand why people really dislike the police and say things like abolish it etc... edit: just to be clear on the second example, the police had a genuine reason to go in - the evidence that there is stolen property inside via the tracking technology - so they didn't violate that dude's right, that's not what I'm arguing. They violated his sister's rights by arresting her for arguing with a loud angry voice. come to think of it, even though they had a potentially valid reason for going in with a warrant, they used the quicker excuse to get around his rights (unfalsifiable "smell", they can always say that or "disturbing the peace" etc, they have several options they apparently use on the regular).
Florida's Sunshine Law allows for all these videos to be public. Most states restrict the footage. That's why there's so many Florida videos. Wisconsin must have some form of a sunshine law too, because a lot of these are from there as well.
“You’re taking the word off someone you don’t even know!” Proceeds to expect the officer to take their word, the word of someone the officer doesn’t know.
😂 😂😂. I was screaming too and kept replaying that part.🤣 When he said “ don’t come in my house “ And the officer said “what’s gonna happen if I do”? He said “ YOU GON FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT” I had tears in my eyes from hollering.🤣🤣🤣
As a NYer, I can confirm we have some prima donnas that blow situations out of proportion and get nasty with you over the smallest crap. That and they have a short fuse.
I dunno why they're like that, but I avoid north east coast men like the plague. What is it with NY/Jersey and being loud, rude, entitled, and temperamental?
20:43 I live in New York. I’ve never acted like that when I pulled been pulled over. This guy and the other lawyer guy make us New Yorkers look bad. They should be ashamed of themselves for the way they behaved.
@@MiraSubieGirl Depends WYA, I grew up all over the northeast. If you're at some event that's a shared interest then yeah, people are usually p chill. If you're from the same area people are usually p chill, but in some areas (Some bad, some nice) you don't really interact with people unless you're looking for a problem. Sidewalks, subways, basically places where you gotta deal with hundreds of other people and are just trying to get to somewhere. It just all kinda depends, I moved out west about 5 years ago and people are a lot more open to general interaction where I am now. I think it just has more to do with how often or not people tend to get in the way of your day, even if its mundane.
Sadly, it would seem they are just ex New Yorkers that probably got themselves chewed up and then *SPIT* out by NYC specifically because of their horrifically terrible and privileged behaviors that allude to theirs personal illusions of grandeur or entitlement. Those Florida cops were super cool! Let them try that sh!t in a NYC HIGH SCHOOL. They would've been checked and dropped BY THE STUDENT BODY and neighborhood parents. NYPD would've just stood by and watched. Come at us with that school lock down red code in NYC?! OH NO BABY NOT TODAY SATAN!😂😂😂
Actually those doors are tougher than you think. The apartment complexes that are in crappy area tend to use heavy duty doors. This is a insurance thing .
2:31 you can see the… idk what they’re called but where the door and lock latches into. I’ve never even seen one like that. Seems like that alone is stronger than the individual ones I’m used to seeing.
@@elvickRULES they are security guards heavy duty wall frames with deadbolt locks that go deep into the frame. And sometimes have inside latches that hug the wall frame for added protection.
Regarding the first clip. How is it possible, that a lawyer gets his charges dropped after not only threatening a cop but also trying to bribe his way out of the situation he got himself in? As a European, I'm just as baffled as embarrassed about the jurisdiction system of y'all...
@@marushka123 the 8 is upside down for the same reason that he's (probably) still a lawyer, because the people over the pond are just kinda weird. That's why whoever/whatever created the earth made sure that there is a whole ocean between America and real civilisation.
As ignorant as these heifers are, the most infuriating part of this video is DAs and jusges who reduce or completely drop charges on excuses for trash cans who threaten police officers - which means they'd do worse to the every day citizen and usually do after getting away with this behavior for so long.
@@V2ULTRAKillagreed it's honestly surprising to me how eager people are to suckle upon police boots. If you're in the right as long as you threaten no one you have the right to free speech. Tell them whatever you want they can't do anything or it's a lawsuit
Did y'all not hear the parts where he threatened the officer multiple times? That's not free speech and is ,often, illegal to threaten law enforcement. I believe they explained that in the video. The stupid theory about suckling police boots, please. The dumb ass broke the law and the police did their job. So, continue to suckle the criminals boots.
Hats off to these Police Officers having to deal with these prime examples of criminals who think they’re untouchable. No respect for themselves or anybody else. Getting pretty much the same here in 🇬🇧
When the first guy is in the back of the squad on his way to jail asking to be taken home and the cop just goes "How would you close the door?" I howled lmao
I know it's absolutely wrong to do so, but if he did actually give me cash, I'd still take him to jail while taking the cash. That's why I'm not a cop. 😂
I'm watching this from Poland and even though I'm not educated in law, I'm amazed at how different our legal systems are. On the one hand, the police in the USA can use weapons in many more cases than in our country, but this is due to the fact that we have fewer weapons (you can have them, but you have to go through a certain process to obtain a permit). On the other hand, I see how these people talk to the police because they can. Well, in our country, a policeman is a representative of the nation and, like every public service, he is, in a sense, an extension of its majesty. Therefore, insulting a policeman results in a fine or a year in prison. Of course, they turn a blind eye if you say something out of emotion, but they don't have to.
Same thing here in Portugal. If too many people have guns, police enforces guns use and criminals will get more guns to fight back. If less people have guns then the fields are more leveled. And people respect the officers, trust comes first to our minds because we are not hiding anything and we will need them much more than fear them.
@@alastor8091 well, definitely not in that sense. you can say whatever you want as long as you don't insult anyone (even an ordinary civilian). but this is quite soft and subject to court interpretation (we have no law of precedent). Usually you have to apologize, e.g. in the newspaper or something. oh, and you can't promote totalitarian systems like Nazism and communism (we have sweet neighbors on both sides and both systems killed enough of our citizens in the years '39-'89). For me, it was a shock to see Nazi pickets in the Blues Brothers, for example.
@@alastor8091 well, if the impossibility of such behavior immediately turns you off, you're right. you better not come. 99% of the time, even if you do something like this, it won't stand up in court. You'll just get hit in the teeth.
As someone who’s lived in Wisconsin her whole life, hearing the way other people that are not from Wisconsin pronounce our town/city names is very amusing to me. 😂 It’s WAH-SAW, just for future reference! Not that it’s a big deal…it’s just funny.
Ad somebody who has ever been to Wisconsin nor has any desire to ever go to Wisconsin, I'll pronounce your funny town names however I dang well please. Lol 🤣. I do hear you guys love cheese, though. So that might get me to come there some day.
I could never be a cop, I'm a calm and pacifistic person but there is no way I could be around these people for more than five minutes before someone is getting backhanded.
Throwing shade on the cops for struggling with the door lmao. I’d just assume it’s a sturdy door rather than assume they didn’t know what they were doing
The narrator’s snarky comment sounds like the type of things these criminals would say. The narrator must have taken Advanced Entry Breaching, thus making him an expert.
Why, how can these officers in all good conscience treat that poor person in the first video in such a horrible manner! THAT is NO way to treat someone in their latter stages of pregnancy! 🤣 Perhaps he was just feeling a bit hormonal, and I can relate. When was around 7-8 months along, as it appears he is,I was just as cranky as HIM. Po' thang. 🌹
My worst cop encounter was when I got a migrane while driving and I felt it became unsafe to drive before I could get home. So a cop pulled over and saw me hiding from light on the floor of the back seat, looking like I was having a mental health issue or on drugs. There were pills all over the back seat from them spilling as I got 2 out, that probably looked bad too. But I managed to convince them I would be okay and when they realised I was just having a problem they helped me get a cheap tow home and i rode back in the truck. (You cannot drive on those pills) This was over 20 years ago. I am scared what would have happened to me if I it happened today.
The first video is literally “fuck around and find out”. I will never understand why people do this kind of stuff. I worked a job where I dealt with the police on a regular basis; and I always showed them respect.
man, don't fall into the argument of 'if they have nothing to hide, why don't they just let them conduct the search?' That's a fallacy and is terrible thinking.
@@gaminghq97have you thought about what you said? Just cause something is spoken doesn’t mean it’s 1st amendment protected. If you threaten to shoot or harm someone you can get charged with terroristic threats in the least or aggravated assault at worst, aggravated assault..
@@IGot7RevtinyArmyStayOnceBlinkreally? They were just as quick to forcefully kick that door open and arrest that first moron. Even though he hadn’t committed any crimes, he was just being unruly if anything, maybe they could’ve gotten him for the threat but the fact that they went in his house without a warrant is more than likely the reason they dropped the charges. They were hoping not to be sued, because it really looked like those cops just went in there to get some revenge and retaliation. Not for Justice..
I love how these people suddenly become lawyers and they've studied criminology once confronted by a cop.
lol right tho 🤦♀️ 😅
University/college parties are the worst environment you can be in as an officer because every drunk law student has something to say and they want to let you know about it
I like how cops can get away with violating civil rights because “they didn’t know it was a civil right” but you can be arrested even though you didn’t know it was a crime…
@Zebojr2kool That's not true. Where does it say that cops aren't responsible for violating civil rights if they didn't know it was a civil right?
Kinda like the dude making these videos...he seems to think that people are required by law to kiss cops asses and his favorite activity licker their boots and balls. You probably a boot and ball licker yourself
"My names officer Weiner," I know it's a serious situation but I still chuckled.
😂😂😂 I knew I couldn't have been the only one
I did not laugh....but it was close. I am ashamed but honestly, (and I swear I'm not trying to put anyone down) that is a terrible last name to have in....any profession honestly.
We humans are not evolved enough yet to take Weiner as a serious last name. I feel so much for that poor officer, even if his fellow officers respect him completely, there's no way that most suspects do.
Must constantly give the poor officer a hard time...I also had to prevent myself laughing🤐🥴 The name derives from Vienna "Wien", where the sausage comes from. The joke only works in english btw...
I know lol i would die laughing if he walked up to me and said that
i hate that i laughed when he said it😭
"You have no permission to step over that line. Step over that line! Go ahead!"
Sounds like permission to me.
Right 😂
It is, though 😂😂😂
I wonder if they count sarcasm as consent to search
@@TygerHillis that wasn’t sarcasm that was a dare. And if they don’t count a dare, then it depends on if they pick up on the sarcasm i guess
@@SoraQuill I don't know what it's like in America, but I don't think he could. He didn't say 'I double-dog dare you' ... 😂
I can’t imagine what a parent would feel seeing their children act like this
They probably taught them how to throw temper tantrums.
They raised them so... would probably just look the other way, kinda like they did their entire lives
That is what you get for never raising a hand on your child.
@@misschantel100They have a video about entitled teens and the parents were embarrassed, disappointed, and/or shocked.
@@lufcik69My sister acts like this and has since she was a child my mom tried punishments and whooping but nothing worked. We all just know that if something bad happens 9/10 it’s her fault.
"We're florida, we are always wierd" true florida cop right there, what a legend
Man knows what's up , was looking for this comment
*weird
What does he mean about Florida being weird?
@@christopherreaves3139 florida has a reputation for beeing a bit of a wierd place. Google "florida man headlines" and you'll understand
The moment he told them, "go ahead, step over the line," he technically gave them permission.
Yeah the cops were lucky in that case, because once he closed the door, the threat to "rip his head off" is extinguished once the suspect locks himself in a house. Had he said "I'll shoot you" they would have gone in immediately I suppose. They know he didn't pose an actual threat. He was arrested for "attitude."
@@louskunt2641 So being an ass hole ,threatening officers , being a nuisance for your neighbours is just attitude. I see. Your simplification is quite funny.Your probably one of them.
@@Dbl4Sllivn those are some butt ass cops all they had to do is turn around and leave
@louskunt2641 if you don't know how the law works, don't bother trying to talk about it.
Wrong. That's what is called a conditional threat. A conditional threat is not illegal. The case against this guy was dropped because he was right. The cop had no reason to enter his dwelling, he had no warrant, and him saying "enter my house and I'll fuck you up" is perfectly legal. They were there for a noise complaint. They had no reason to do anything more than tell him to turn it down, and all they can do is refuse he do so, since according to Indian River County's own laws, there is no noise ordinance. He wasn't breaking any laws to begin with, and was well within his rights to threaten to defend his home against an intruder. Under Florida law, a cop forcing unauthorized entry into your home IS an intruder. Florida has Castle Doctrine, which means I can lethal force on anyone entering my property without consent or a court ordered warrant. Fail to produce one, you catch the smoke. Why the fuck do you think no-knock raids don't happen in Florida anymore? One wrong address too many resulted in one dead cop too many, and the courts refused to convict homeowners for protecting their homes.
Can I just compliment the editing here, the subtitles, the *turned down to protect your ears*, it's just so perfect
“Dude I was joking” 💀🤦🏻♀️
😂😂😂😂
It's absolutely *ASTOUNDING* how people can never just _SHUT UP_ when communicating with cops as if talking over them makes them right, let alone thinking studying 1 course of criminology or "being a lawyer" makes any difference
In the case of the first guy, he wasn't wrong. There was a reason the charges were dropped; they had no legal basis for entering his home on a noise complaint. And the threat was well past when he locked the door.
@@InTaco7I wouldn’t say there’s a reason charges were dropped. Charges are dropped all the time even when they shouldn’t so I wouldn’t use that as an example of why it was wrong
@@swill3677 sure, but in this case there are good reasons
@@InTaco7 What do you mean, the threat was well past?
@@gustavohorn2194 He was inside and had locked the door. Clearly he was not a threat to the cops.
"Take you home? But how would you close the door?" LMAO that cop is funny
And the fact that he said “we’re Florida, we’re always weird” like he has some good jokes
@@havannahhernandez9014i think its that he understands that his behavior would get him sued and fired in about 80% of US states. in Colorado where i live, those cops would have got criminal charges and sued as an individual
@@djparalyze2655 if there WASN'T an immediate threat of violence--yes, but >3 threats threw any defense he had out the window. Only in weird blue states would they have gotten charges
@@notcoleman711 “weird blue states”, ok bud. respecting the libertarian values of this country is not being a weird blue state, its following the constitution. if thats the kind of America you support, please know that George Washington would not like you. please stay far away from my home state if you plan on voting for your weird authoritarian ideals
People need to learn it's better not to open the door for the police
THANK YOU for adjusting the loud points of the audio to protect people's ears. so many other channels don't do that
The screaming?
@@MisterMister5893 obv
@@MisterMister5893 No,the sirens, OBVIOUSLY THE SCREAMING
I genuinely don’t understand why so many people think they can act like complete jerks to a police officer.
Like, of all people you’re going to choose to be entitled towards and/or threaten, it’s a person who can easily ruin your day.
as a former 3 year old, i can relate to the woman in the second video
I’m 2 but same I have never seen a grown up do that
How’d u join 10 years ago lmao
Edit: nvm my dumbahh forgot what former meant
Lol 😂 her screaming made all my cats whip their heads round at me, let me tell ya, they were not impressed with being woken up!
Nope. I’ve seen 3 year olds with better attitudes
"I'm a lawyer, bro!"
- Threatens cops multiple times
- Tries to bribe them
- Doesn't obey lawful orders
Uh huh. A lawyer. Sure.
I dunno, sounds like an american lawyer to me, at least whenever I follow the US national news
All charges dismissed after they violated his rights. Yea. He probably was a lawyer. You’re not legally obligated to be cordial to anyone. They didn’t break down the door until a Sergeant showed up. I wouldn’t be surprised if he ends up with a settlement.
@@LieutenantDangleBerrieshe threatened his neighbor and the cops, that's more than enough for reasonable suspicion to allow them to force entry.
to be fair the bribery thing isn’t necessarily all that off lol
@@LieutenantDangleBerries yeah I can tell you are a sovereign citizen, if you are going to blatantly lie at do some research first cause this comment is embarrassing.
"It was a joke."
Cops: Trust us, you don't want to know what we think is funny, but you're going to find out.
"*Volume turned down to protect your ears*"
I appreciate you, friend. ❤😂
Genuinely appreciate you protecting my ears from that insane drunk lady screaming bloody murder.
Like whyyy do people do that.. they act like super man is gonna hear them and come save them
People like that are so awful
Seriously. I have people.
All I can think is she’d make a killer in the horror industry 🤣💀
I don't understand her motive though, it just felt like she actually wanted to be arrested. It was the best thing for her and I hope no one came to pick her up lol
“I’m a lawyer” followed by “Call your camera” is too profound 😂
😂 Thank-you for turning down the volume. I hope the poor officers were okay after their migraines wore off. Thank-you for your stunning patience and your service!!! ❤😊
I want to appreciate the fact that this man actually put the volume down for us so we didnt have to. This channel is awesome 💯👏
OMG, someone who actually tweaked the volume to soften hysterical screams. Major kudos to you!
Best comment I’ve seen yet😂☝️💚
I definitely appreciated not getting jumpscared by that lady 😂
Ewww they' didn't, that scream laud af it blew my speakers off
And she was still too loud. Almost blew out my eardrums.
Taking the audio and putting a trigger warning in the beginning of videos with such horrible screechers, should be mandatory by now. 👍
''D-d-d-dude I was just joking around 🥺'' hell, the cop literally told him that he would break it...
"Just a prank bro"
I don’t think “it’s just a prank bro” holds up in court. 🤣
And then still won't open the door. What a fool.
@@jackojumpscareneither will his belly
Florida cops are known to be corrupt, they had no right to enter his property, it’s free speech in his home get a warrant.
“We’re Florida. We’re always weird.”
Even the Cop admits it 😂😂😂
I just wanted to say this is the first video I've ever stopped and actually hit the like button on for anything. Thought it was super cool you adjusted the volume at points so hundreds of thousands of viewers didn't have to do it quick. Very smart and thank you!!
Clarification at 32:49. The officers did NOT search the residence. They cleared it and secured the scene while they processed the warrant. At that time, Mario gave up the location of the backpack willingly.
Also, The "refusal to allow a search" was not the reason he was arrested. He was arrested because of the evidence found in the trash and the discovery of the backpack in open view within the residence.
Yep. As I said in other takes to this, Mario was the smart sibling, while Chertisha was scared shitless at being caught and so she resorted to violence and threats, as well as her being a repeat offender/frequent flyer with the police system.
It's a thin line though, entering the residence wasn't worth it when they could of just got a warrant pretty easily with the evidence they did have. If for some reason they were innocent, the police would of had a very hard time over this interaction which is why they shouldn't of done it this way, they were fortunate they were guilty. The police "cleared" the home, but they didn't have probable cause to do that. Claiming a smell is a weak point, really would of only been a strong reason if they believed someone to be in immediate danger.
I'm not even sure Mario had anything to do with the theft because he was so chill
@@moshking6749 Yeah. I bet Chertisha just used him to store the stolen goods.
She definitely knew what was up. He reacted chill and calm, didn't resist arrest etc. She on the other hand came out guns blazing, verbally, and escalated the situation. She might have nothing to do with the stolen backpack, but I bet she knew about the weed. Wouldn't be surprised if that was actually hers.
If this is how the father behaves, I can only imagine the behavior the school has put up with from his son.
Imagine his behavior to his son…
A lot of the times the kid is fine and it's just the parents. I would know since I was a kid with a mother who acted like that.
The guy is so worried about the guy who tried to run him off the road (presumably speeding in a school zone), but has not a care for brandishing a firearm and putting the school on Code Red.
They’re FROM New York, it’s how they behave! We’ll, talk. You heard that
that's a completely unfair assessment, children shouldn't be judged because of their parents idiocy.
"Volume turned down to protect your ears"
Much appreciated, have a nice day.
That first guy is like the most obnoxious kind of person, the kind who just thrives off of negative attention. Notice how his confidence and bravado immediately drops as soon as he gets arrested, 'cause the only kinda people who do that are the biggest cowards irl.
As a person who took Criminology, Criminology does not teach you laws. It is more about criminal psychology and is similar to sociology. What he is actually talking about is Criminal Justice.
I love how the one guy threatens the deputies and then immediately goes to "wait i was kidding"
Whats unsuprising and really annoying is how much these guys try to maintain control. "Tell me what I did first and ill open the door" (after hes already been told dozens of times)
He was drunk, in his own home, they were called about a noise complaint, they got him to end the noise and it should’ve ended there, cops should be much better than a drunk man, that’s why his only charge was for attempting to bribe the officer and it was dropped, they wasted time, they wasted money, and they old dude should definitely receive some type of training in anger management,
@robertvera9205 he threatened physical violence against a woman and the officers that's literally assault.
@@robertvera9205 has nothing to do with any of it. So many times you hear the words "he was drunk" like it is an excuse to act like an idiot. Literally the first thing he does when he opens the door is sling threats of physical violence towards law enforcers.
In my eyes, there is no worse excuse than "i was drunk" because it is almost like a get-out-of-jail-card. Obviously a lot of the times, it does nothing for you, but there is also a lot of times when it does. Like my mothers ex-boyfriend who tried to assault her, smashed her car window with his bare fists, and was trying to stop her from leaving with walking out on the road to block her, but he "got off" because he was so drunk he doesn't even remember getting picked up by the cops that took him.
Like how is that an plausible excuse for being an idiot that should still be in jail?
And i know that a "small" mistake (depending on the situation) should not ruin your entire life because of what you did while you were drunk, but it does, and it also can ruin other peoples lives because of your "small mistake" while being drunk.
so, in my honest, unasked, opinion. Drunk people should get no leeway. none at all. Like how a drug like weed can be illegal, where the only person you're a threat to is the fridge and the snackshack, while daydrinkers and the like literally throw violence around, drives under influence, and even worse crimes that has been commited while being drunk.
I guess there is laws about public intoxication is there for a reason in the states that have those, idk i am not an american.
@@robertvera9205 Where did you live? it's Florida
Just a prank, bro.
I love how the first dude is saying they don't have permission and then precedes to give them permission whenever he tells them to "come in here" repeatedly.
OFFICER WIENER? that caught me off guard lol
the amount of balls these people have to argue with the police are mind boggling.
All it takes is a low brain function, not balls. 😂
I tread the cops as my bros I just salute them talk to them and reason non-hostile always with a smile they even offer my gum or ride home when I have been walking intoxicated I know if I was still "ghetto" because i'm hispanic I would have been thrown in jail many times but I changed my ways ages ago and figured out the only enemy was ME!
Not just to argue with them but to try fighting the cops and get physical.
@@topwargearthey appreciate when people who probably shouldn't DON'T get behind the wheel
Its not balls! It’s lack of brain ..
Wow, imagine pulling a gun on someone AT A EFFING SCHOOL in this day and age and expect no repercussions. Oh and, doing this with your child present too! Dad of the year award right there!
It is truly astonishing how many people escalate these situations so quickly, at times raising very simple misdemeanors to multiple felonies. Then again, in the heat of the confrontations different people will react differently, which is still not an excuse. As to the road rage incident, I, too, may have been extremely pissed off that the other driver was nowhere near the traffic stop.
I've noticed something surprising from having watched SO MANY Body Cam & True Crime channels.
When I see civilians/criminals flat out lying (poorly) and then becoming SUPER obnoxious, whiny, and aggressive when their lies aren't immediately treated as 'gospel truth' I no longer respond with;
'SERIOUSLY?! HOW CAN PEOPLE BEHAVE THIS WAY?!'
Like I did when I first started watching these videos.
Instead I now find myself thinking;
'Yep. Here's another person just abandoning all their dignity to try and get out of this situation. I guess this is just how people are deep down when confronted.'
Anybody else experience that?
I wonder if cops go through the same thing over their careers? Surely they must.
It sends my blood pressure shooting up less and less frequently. Sadly.
loved the first guy saying "prove it in court." he's so close to being right. the prosecutors will prove his guilt in court after the officer has arrested him because he's found a reason to arrest him.
If they really thought the threat he made was credible, they would have drawn on him right after he said it.
@@Ezio-ic5vc cause that’s how law enforcement works you end the threat.
@@Ezio-ic5vc ummm they did… how do you know he was no longer a threat he could have had a weapon on him or in the house. You saying that he was no longer a threat shows either you are extremely ignorant or just didn’t watch the whole clip. Take 5 minutes and watch how situations can go from 0 to 100 please.
@@trueav9699 Bullshit, you're as bad as those egomaniacal cops. He went to bed. If they'd left then nothing wouid have happened and they knew it and so do you.
I know that guy . I live in the same area . He's just an alcoholic .
Vero Beach , Indian River County represent 🙌 😎
Everyone down here is either an addict or a recovering one .
How she wasn't charged with disorderly conduct is beyond me.
Thank you for lowering the volume and protecting my ears. A personal thank you from my ears.
really glad to see how your channel grows @Detective Williams!
thank you for all the content
The first guy: "I'm a lawyer"
Assuming he actually is a lawyer, I hope he gets disbarred for his stupidity in this video.
Also, the officer saying "We're Florida, we're always weird."
As someone who has lived in Florida, I say "truer words have never been spoken".
He's definitely NOT a lawyer.
@@squirrel3619clearly he's not but it's just an assumption😅
@capnsmoke1801 that's what I would hope for. The only reason they broke his door down is because he gave them attitude. He did not seem like a real threat to them, even by their demeanor towards him. He seemed like he pissed them off.
@capnsmoke1801agreed charges dropped probably because that cop made no attempt to de escalate and had an ego problem
You think the cop actually feared for his life? Lol
24:00 the amount of times she called this officer "baby" is absolutely disgusting
She's a nut
She’s from the south that’s just how people talk.
Right? If I was the cop I’d be like, hunny I am NOT your baby lol
I thought it was because she was a night worker, as that would be the default pet name for a customer.
18? She's got the envelope flaps of a 40 year old.
Whenever a cop says they can smell weed. They are 100% full of shit. They use that as an all access pass
“All charges were dropped.”
And THAT’S why everything sucks so hard right now.
Well dude got evicted and lost his job...you gotta take the small victories
I love these people's (lack of) logic
"you're under arrest"
"for what?"
"for disorderly conduct"
"for what?"
".....fooor disorderly conduct"
seems pretty self explanatory to me lol
Screaming around at 4 am as if it`s completely normal. I`m guessing it ain`t the first time she`s done this.
That first guy, and Mario's sister are 2 great examples of when an alligator mouth is operated by a hummingbird brain.
Thanks for watching this 5-part episode of "Immeasurable Stupidity".
A special thanks to Florida for their seemingly ENDLESS contributions to all the cop cam videos.
This is why modern men don't want to date women like this.....mouth will get them jailed
@@lynettemarszal5923the first guy look like a man to me
I fully agree that those two are prime examples of pointlessly rude people... but that's not a crime and the officers just simply abuse their power and ignore people's rights. In the first example the guy screams that *if* the officer should violate his rights by coming into his home without a warrant, there will be consequences. The officer knows full well that this is *not* a threat if he abided by the law, but he intends from the beginning to violate that right, so automatically he perceives it as a real threat... that's why he arrests the guy for threatening him.
The second example is a girl also assuming her brother has a right for his home not be searched without a warrant, that's why she gets mad when the officers find a BS excuse (like they always do) to ignore that right. So they arrest her vor resisting arrest, which is mindbogglingly inconsistent with basic rights... but it is what it is in the US... what she's convicted and punished for is her genuine anger issues after she has been wronged... I'd be angry too, but she takes it to another level and has no self control... still, seeing this footage as a non-American I now understand why people really dislike the police and say things like abolish it etc...
edit: just to be clear on the second example, the police had a genuine reason to go in - the evidence that there is stolen property inside via the tracking technology - so they didn't violate that dude's right, that's not what I'm arguing. They violated his sister's rights by arresting her for arguing with a loud angry voice.
come to think of it, even though they had a potentially valid reason for going in with a warrant, they used the quicker excuse to get around his rights (unfalsifiable "smell", they can always say that or "disturbing the peace" etc, they have several options they apparently use on the regular).
Mario’s sister was fine as hell!
Florida's Sunshine Law allows for all these videos to be public. Most states restrict the footage. That's why there's so many Florida videos. Wisconsin must have some form of a sunshine law too, because a lot of these are from there as well.
Asking “FOR WHAT” but not letting them even GET a chance to respond
I'm sorry, but officer Weiner made me crack up 🤣🤣
poor guy 🥲
My favorite part is there is a man who gets to tell everyone he's Officer Weiner 😂
My exact thought 😂
I imagine its quite the tension breaker when he introduces himself to suspects 😂
You're the best just for the fact that you reduce the volume when people start screaming loudly
“You’re taking the word off someone you don’t even know!”
Proceeds to expect the officer to take their word, the word of someone the officer doesn’t know.
thank you for protecting our ears!
I'm from Pensacola and you could hear her screaming from about 2 miles away
I love how the first guy was following vampire rules 😂😂 you can't enter unless I invite you in.
*Officer:* "Where did you go to school?"
*Bradon:* "Your moms house"
Got me dying on the floor 💀
😂 😂😂. I was screaming too and kept replaying that part.🤣
When he said “ don’t come in my house “
And the officer said “what’s gonna happen if I do”?
He said “ YOU GON FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT”
I had tears in my eyes from hollering.🤣🤣🤣
As a NYer, I can confirm we have some prima donnas that blow situations out of proportion and get nasty with you over the smallest crap. That and they have a short fuse.
yes, we are all familiar with Donald Trump's behavior
I dunno why they're like that, but I avoid north east coast men like the plague. What is it with NY/Jersey and being loud, rude, entitled, and temperamental?
They behaviors are just childish and so annoying. I would definitely lost all my cool if I was some of the cops.
I hope CPS sees the video of the third guy (Vincent) and deems him unfit to be a father.
I'm so convinced there's domestic abuse with that guy.
20:43 I live in New York. I’ve never acted like that when I pulled been pulled over. This guy and the other lawyer guy make us New Yorkers look bad. They should be ashamed of themselves for the way they behaved.
I never really understood the "NY tough" thing... or rude whatever. Ive been there to see Rangers games and most Nyers were really really cool :)
I said the same...they may be from NY...but we don't want them back, lol.
@@MiraSubieGirl Depends WYA, I grew up all over the northeast. If you're at some event that's a shared interest then yeah, people are usually p chill. If you're from the same area people are usually p chill, but in some areas (Some bad, some nice) you don't really interact with people unless you're looking for a problem. Sidewalks, subways, basically places where you gotta deal with hundreds of other people and are just trying to get to somewhere. It just all kinda depends, I moved out west about 5 years ago and people are a lot more open to general interaction where I am now. I think it just has more to do with how often or not people tend to get in the way of your day, even if its mundane.
Sadly, it would seem they are just ex New Yorkers that probably got themselves chewed up and then *SPIT* out by NYC specifically because of their horrifically terrible and privileged behaviors that allude to theirs personal illusions of grandeur or entitlement. Those Florida cops were super cool! Let them try that sh!t in a NYC HIGH SCHOOL. They would've been checked and dropped BY THE STUDENT BODY and neighborhood parents. NYPD would've just stood by and watched. Come at us with that school lock down red code in NYC?! OH NO BABY NOT TODAY SATAN!😂😂😂
Officer Weiner. Now that is an unfortunate job/name combo 😂
Actually those doors are tougher than you think. The apartment complexes that are in crappy area tend to use heavy duty doors. This is a insurance thing .
And the door opens out, which is harder to break into.
@@tinabattaline2298 ooo I was wondering why that is.. makes sense tho.. looked like kinda crappy area..
2:31 you can see the… idk what they’re called but where the door and lock latches into.
I’ve never even seen one like that. Seems like that alone is stronger than the individual ones I’m used to seeing.
@@elvickRULES they are security guards heavy duty wall frames with deadbolt locks that go deep into the frame. And sometimes have inside latches that hug the wall frame for added protection.
at least im not the only one thinking this
The second woman, my God...
She's like a real life cleric beast good lord...
Unexpected bloodborne
Fear the old blood hunter 😏
Regarding the first clip.
How is it possible, that a lawyer gets his charges dropped after not only threatening a cop but also trying to bribe his way out of the situation he got himself in?
As a European, I'm just as baffled as embarrassed about the jurisdiction system of y'all...
It’s ridiculous, I hope the “lawyer “ gets disbarred
He's not a lawyer, he's a liar. He sells stuff on Amazon and has a history of DWI.
Right, also from Europe and I totally agressieve,
also how does he have the nr. 8 on his door upside down?
@@marushka123 the 8 is upside down for the same reason that he's (probably) still a lawyer, because the people over the pond are just kinda weird. That's why whoever/whatever created the earth made sure that there is a whole ocean between America and real civilisation.
@@notyourdamnbusiness5974 lol he's not a lawyer.
Amazing that any parent would pull a gun out and brandish it on school property. He will never be allowed to pick his child up from that school I bet.
If his child isn’t expelled from the school system all together!!
imagine how the son felt knowing that his dad was the reason they had to go on lockdown
As ignorant as these heifers are, the most infuriating part of this video is DAs and jusges who reduce or completely drop charges on excuses for trash cans who threaten police officers - which means they'd do worse to the every day citizen and usually do after getting away with this behavior for so long.
They had no choice but to drop charges on the first one
That was an illegal arrest and illegal entry, as exigent circumstances did not apply
@@V2ULTRAKillagreed it's honestly surprising to me how eager people are to suckle upon police boots. If you're in the right as long as you threaten no one you have the right to free speech. Tell them whatever you want they can't do anything or it's a lawsuit
Did y'all not hear the parts where he threatened the officer multiple times? That's not free speech and is ,often, illegal to threaten law enforcement. I believe they explained that in the video. The stupid theory about suckling police boots, please. The dumb ass broke the law and the police did their job. So, continue to suckle the criminals boots.
@@V2ULTRAKillThreats of physical harm are illegal...
@@Elbon-the-Lolinator there was not IMMEDIATE risk of life
The entry was illegal and thus so was the arrest
They needed a warrant
second woman could audition for a pterodactyl with that scream
11:02 11:42 I love how the cop keeps repeating “what was that?” to get the guy to dig himself into an even deeper hole 😂
I respect these officers very much for how calm they took these situations
Nothing says “I’m calm” more than screaming “I’m calm as fuck, bro!”
Hats off to these Police Officers having to deal with these prime examples of criminals who think they’re untouchable. No respect for themselves or anybody else. Getting pretty much the same here in 🇬🇧
When the first guy is in the back of the squad on his way to jail asking to be taken home and the cop just goes "How would you close the door?"
I howled lmao
Always Shaniqua😂
OFFICER WEINER HAS ME CRYING
I’m from New York! This is how we talk! 😂😂😂quote of the day!
I know it's absolutely wrong to do so, but if he did actually give me cash, I'd still take him to jail while taking the cash. That's why I'm not a cop. 😂
Exactly what I was thinking 😭😭
If you're that easy to take bribes, then you're not trustworthy.
@@29SEBAis it a bribe if you take the money and dont do the thing you said you would lol
@@shadowsiren692 yeah, thanks for pointing that out, my English is getting rusty. 😂
@@shadowsiren692Very clever thinking!!! 🤔😂🤣😅
I'm watching this from Poland and even though I'm not educated in law, I'm amazed at how different our legal systems are. On the one hand, the police in the USA can use weapons in many more cases than in our country, but this is due to the fact that we have fewer weapons (you can have them, but you have to go through a certain process to obtain a permit). On the other hand, I see how these people talk to the police because they can. Well, in our country, a policeman is a representative of the nation and, like every public service, he is, in a sense, an extension of its majesty. Therefore, insulting a policeman results in a fine or a year in prison. Of course, they turn a blind eye if you say something out of emotion, but they don't have to.
Same thing here in Portugal. If too many people have guns, police enforces guns use and criminals will get more guns to fight back. If less people have guns then the fields are more leveled. And people respect the officers, trust comes first to our minds because we are not hiding anything and we will need them much more than fear them.
No freedom of speech in Poland?
@@alastor8091 well, definitely not in that sense. you can say whatever you want as long as you don't insult anyone (even an ordinary civilian). but this is quite soft and subject to court interpretation (we have no law of precedent). Usually you have to apologize, e.g. in the newspaper or something. oh, and you can't promote totalitarian systems like Nazism and communism (we have sweet neighbors on both sides and both systems killed enough of our citizens in the years '39-'89). For me, it was a shock to see Nazi pickets in the Blues Brothers, for example.
@@MenschInDenZylinder wow, that's whack. Guess I won't be going to Poland.
@@alastor8091 well, if the impossibility of such behavior immediately turns you off, you're right. you better not come. 99% of the time, even if you do something like this, it won't stand up in court. You'll just get hit in the teeth.
LMAOOO, the banshee had me dead
Thank you SO much for adjusting the volume during the screams!!! 😅
I couldn’t hold my laughter when he said your moms house
As someone who’s lived in Wisconsin her whole life, hearing the way other people that are not from Wisconsin pronounce our town/city names is very amusing to me. 😂
It’s WAH-SAW, just for future reference! Not that it’s a big deal…it’s just funny.
Ad somebody who has ever been to Wisconsin nor has any desire to ever go to Wisconsin, I'll pronounce your funny town names however I dang well please. Lol 🤣.
I do hear you guys love cheese, though. So that might get me to come there some day.
I’m from Wisconsin as well and crack up at the pronunciations. I’m also wondering if we are the frosty version of Florida. Stupid people
“told you i was gonna break it in” i love that officer
That's now "facing your accuser" works. He probably thought he could intimidate him or retaliate.
10:17 "we're Florida we're always weird" lmao
I appreciate this channel so much, even the screams are lowered down just for us.
I could never be a cop, I'm a calm and pacifistic person but there is no way I could be around these people for more than five minutes before someone is getting backhanded.
I would be fired instantly.
And great, a new video! As someone who is very interested in LEA, I'm glad that there is a channel like yours. Great job, thanks
"No jurisdiction" is going to play in my nightmares tonight
Throwing shade on the cops for struggling with the door lmao. I’d just assume it’s a sturdy door rather than assume they didn’t know what they were doing
at least im not the only one to think this
The narrator’s snarky comment sounds like the type of things these criminals would say. The narrator must have taken Advanced Entry Breaching, thus making him an expert.
Drunk idiot- “Take me home”
Cop- “how are you gonna close your door?”
Why, how can these officers in all good conscience treat that poor person in the first video in such a horrible manner! THAT is NO way to treat someone in their latter stages of pregnancy! 🤣 Perhaps he was just feeling a bit hormonal, and I can relate. When was around 7-8 months along, as it appears he is,I was just as cranky as HIM. Po' thang. 🌹
I love this comment so damn much.
My worst cop encounter was when I got a migrane while driving and I felt it became unsafe to drive before I could get home. So a cop pulled over and saw me hiding from light on the floor of the back seat, looking like I was having a mental health issue or on drugs. There were pills all over the back seat from them spilling as I got 2 out, that probably looked bad too. But I managed to convince them I would be okay and when they realised I was just having a problem they helped me get a cheap tow home and i rode back in the truck. (You cannot drive on those pills)
This was over 20 years ago. I am scared what would have happened to me if I it happened today.
I understand;lucky for me I can tell when the migraine is coming and I know how long I have to get somewhere safe.
Ofcourse her name is Saniqua...
The first video is literally “fuck around and find out”.
I will never understand why people do this kind of stuff. I worked a job where I dealt with the police on a regular basis; and I always showed them respect.
This jackass went from from Rambo to "It's just a prank bro" real quick. lmaooo
man, don't fall into the argument of 'if they have nothing to hide, why don't they just let them conduct the search?' That's a fallacy and is terrible thinking.
And encourages a police state
Imagine a justice system so oppressive that you can threaten physical violence against an agent of the state and get the charges dropped
Well that guy is of a whiter influence. Look how fast they arrested each darker person who started getting out of line. Js.
A threat is verbal. It's not an action. First amendment speech. A threat is not an action.
Well, atleast in the first one, that was an illegal arrest, and illegal entry. So.. Obvious those were dropped.
@@gaminghq97have you thought about what you said? Just cause something is spoken doesn’t mean it’s 1st amendment protected. If you threaten to shoot or harm someone you can get charged with terroristic threats in the least or aggravated assault at worst, aggravated assault..
@@IGot7RevtinyArmyStayOnceBlinkreally? They were just as quick to forcefully kick that door open and arrest that first moron. Even though he hadn’t committed any crimes, he was just being unruly if anything, maybe they could’ve gotten him
for the threat but the fact that they went in his house without a warrant is more than likely the reason they dropped the charges. They were hoping not to be sued, because it really looked like those cops just went in there to get some revenge and retaliation. Not for Justice..
i appreciate you lowering the volume thanks for saving my ears 🙏
Thank you, Detective Williams. Didn't want to have this drunk banshee burst my eardrums.
14:11
Jeez. Wtf is wrong with people? Have a conversation like a normal human being and you might have to... I don't know... not go to jail?!
Methinks Mario's sister felt guilty for using his house as a stash house for stolen property