state law is 25 feet bud 1000 dollar fine and class a mis ( crime ) he is lucky and you and him are both stupid ps 25 feet means from her car any cop car the person they stopped car and any people meant to be on said scene. Dud was like 15 feet away at max more like 10 12 from her car he broke the law he is a dipshit
Agree + a smartass? You pulled him over for an hour man and then you want to arrest him after that. He wasn't even driving wrecklessly he had his lights on a couple of feet too close to a car in the opposite lane. WTF. Dumb ass cop.
Sad part? The cop seemed unhinged enough to be willing to pull his gun if he felt insulted enough. Lose-lose situation in my book: you either take the shit, or make a ballsy move and risk a lethal response in defense of your own human rights.
@@UberMangaka I got that vibe too. And said officer's behavior in that encounter, is known as "Posturing". He thought, because he had a badge he could do whatever he wanted. So what does he do? Try to intimidate kids to assault him, after he's already assaulted one of them. Good on those kids for not falling into the trap. And the absolutely pathetic "I'm the victim here' attitude when the other officer arrived? He might as well have been made of glass. The officer knew from jump the Chief was lying. Even so, he did his due diligence. Taking statements and such as evidence, etc. Just a reminder that there are both good, and... not so good, cops.
That second one is insane. Cop makes him do an hour worth of sobriety tests, blows .000, and he STILL brings him in so he can test the poor driver for drugs (which he passed). All because he "fumbled" with his registration. There needs to be serious consequences for officers who have power trips like that.
@@CutshallcapturesPhotography you saw him he is well over fed hasnt seeen his prick in a while he hated this kid from the start his just being alive makes him boil ..
These people deal with drugged people all the time. I don't think they have problems differentiating a nervous person with a drug person. He had probably taken something that wouldn't be seen on the tests, since he was regularly tested in school. I feel like he pushed the "just test me dude!" a little too hard, they both know most of the drugs out there won't be seen on tests. That said, they have a quota to fill. Perhaps it was a slow night, maybe they had seen him around some other known people. I don't think the cop wanted to spend his night like that either, talking to teenagers for hours sounds like a dreadful job.
Behind every corrupt cop is an entire department that knows about them and conceals/covers for them. There's only one good cop I can think of, and that's Grady Judd, and he's not even a cop. He's an elected official, and he really loves catching and exposing bad cops.
Crazy thing is that if you lie to your department as a cop you’re fired asap but this shit gets swept under the rug. That’s one reason why I left being a cop.
Fun fact: the guy in the second case sued the department (for obvious reasons), and now the cop is suing him for defamation for showing the body cam footage to the public. Which when you think about it, It’s completely and utterly absurd. It’s not defamatory to show your actions verbatim. If your actions make you look bad, it’s likely because they were bad actions you shouldn’t have done.
in all transparency, no they werent suing just because of the body footage, he was suing bc the kid made some dumbass comments during his case that the officers took advantage of and used against him, not to take away from the kid suing, officers definitely deserved what they had coming, but it's important to not say anything during your own legal case that can be incriminating/used against you lol
What is so unbelievable about a cop lying? That's what they're taught to do... LIE, LIE, LIE! Thank goodness for cell 'phones and small portable recording devices... that's why cops don't like civilians with cameras that may catch them wrong-doing and lying.
that second one disgusts me. that cop desperately tried to ruin that young man’s reputation by ignoring his pleas for a breathalyzer, and instead made him perform unnecessary sobriety tests. then after he blew a 0.00, he arrested him for smoking weed??? which he didn’t even do??? crazy.
It gets worse they tried suing him the cop and chief for defamation once the guy posted the video footage and added his commentary such as the cop lying about his red eyes, the cop mis counting the steps in a sobriety test, stuttering, putting bare hands on the mouth piece of a breathalyzer, him failing to do an example of the sobriety test.
Assuming reason why u said it gotten "worse" is bcuz the lawsuit didn't go well on the kids end? IF that's the case then that's crazy , cuz I def would of sued As well as anyone un that position I hope....
I agree the cop was not good, but i also dont think the suspect is right when he says that the police officer will "look stupid" when the test shows 0. Here we dont even do these silly sobriety tests they have a funnel to put onto the handheld tester and most everyone stopped for any reason gets to blow toward it. It will then show if there is any amount of alcohol in the breath and if there is, the police officer will put a tube on and the test will be repeated. It is never silly to do routine test, anyone that has not been drinking has nothing to fear from this simple test.
@@Adnan-B05N1A What i get from tboy817 comments "it gotten worse" because the cop and chief tried to sue the victim for defamation since The victim posted a video with his own commentary of the situations. I dont know if i am right or not,but that was my understanding from his comments .
@@2genders-tk2ue”defund the police” means strip down the bloated police budget, and increase the number of social workers who can reach peaceful solutions and help people. Most of the time the police are called, it’s because someone is having a crisis, a mental health issue, or domestic argument, that kind of thing. And cops are usually terrible at de escalating tension. Even when they’re good with people, they’re intimidating to people. So it’s best to use the right tools for the situation. If someone with a gun is murdering kids in a classroom, then you send cops - though if you follow the news you’ll know they are useless in that situation, too.
no it wont we dont need them at all what exactly are u relying on them for keeping peace? What peace lol thered be less crimes if people wer defended by their neighbours and loved ones who would be free to punish said offenders in any way they see fit. U think a pig will care about ur safety or survival over ther paycheck? U be safer protected by REAL men if we werent threatened with jail for defending our loved ones. Open ur eyes dude humanity doesnt require a system to survive the system is there to keep you obedient and socially compliant under the false illusion that you have free will when really you dont your like a labrat born in a maze who doesnt know any better, media dont show it but plenty of communitys still operate off grid around the world they are the last ones with true free will left@@2genders-tk2ue
@@2genders-tk2ue I kind of always have to laugh at that. If things are so bad, why would you not only keep doing the same thing, but keep doing more of it?
The term "defund the police" is a poor term for what I think most people want. Police Officers kind of serve a wide net of services that they aren't always prepared for. For example, they deal with a lot of mental health situations. Now people going through mental health crisis can be unstable, and police have an ability to defend with lethal force if they feel threatened. Because there are a lot of guns in the United States, it leads to a lot of situations where police have to use their weapon. One of the suggested alternatives is diverting certain funding away from law enforcement(defund) into a mental health crisis team that would deal with those types of calls instead of police. Then there is corruption. The idea is drop funding for agencies that are/have been accused of corruption or employ known corrupt law enforcement officers. Now I don't particularly agree with it because, like you said, it doesn't solve the problem. The problem is more that a lot of prosecutors/police departments work hand in hand and the people who investigate abuses of power or corruption are highly tied in with the department. It's kind of impossible to avoid because they work together. So the better solution there would be to have some type of independent board that is responsible for these types of investigations. Regardless of if the investigation is partial or impartial, it tends to look really bad when an officer is accused of misconduct and the police department puts out a statement saying something to the effect of "the officers actions were within the perimeters of their legal authority and justified by A,B,C, etc." Needless to say it's a complicated issue that like many things requires multifaceted solutions. @@petervanquish
Don’t understand and don’t care to understand. Its an office culture/mindset they’re encouraged / supported/covered up by upper management chiefs, Sargents, Judges, etc……..
@@awesomesauce3110you're saying that trying to be funny but what he pointed out is literally the bare minimum you should know how to do your job especially a job that you were sworn in to do by a fucking judge
I had to spend 7 years in college; do 2 years and 150 hours at 2 hours per week of supervision; practical clinical work; pass not one, not two, but THREE comp exams; to become a therapist. These guys can do 16 or 20 weeks of training and be able to destroy the rest of your life out of narcissism. Seems legit.
I get what you’re saying. Maybe if they paid the same salary as a therapist they could attract better candidates. Then they would be able to weed those types out more quickly because they wouldn’t be just trying to fill positions with the few people willing to take the job. Paying off that kind of student loan debt on an officer’s salary would take forever. Also, not many people want to have their lives in danger on a daily basis for the low pay & long, bad hours. The reality is that when the pay is low, the work is hard, & the treatment by the public is disrespectful at best, the quality of candidates reflects this. The good guys no longer think it’s worth it anymore. The obvious solution would be to have higher salaries & higher pre-qualifications in order to apply. Unfortunately, governments are too busy wasting tax dollars everywhere else so it’ll never happen.
@@txs6648 When I was in my first few years I made 24k a year. It wasn’t until I got my first certification that my pay changed - and even then only to 32k a year. It took a long time and a lot of credentialing to make what I make now. You’ll find that’s fairly standard across the clinical field for anyone who isn’t an MD or psychiatrist. The state police here start at 28-32k a year. Local LEO right around that. So, I don’t think pay is what you’re looking at. What you’re looking at is a mindset; a dangerous one wherein the community is the enemy and they are unquestionable because authority.
No one pays for cops with their own money. That is the difference. If millions of people were paying to talk to a cop for a hundred dollars an hour, there would be more strict requirements. Instead, no one wants to be a cop, yet cities need cops, so they have to drop the requirements
Actually, their worst enemies are these auditors. They deliberately try to provoke the police. I don't know what pleasure they get or do they do it to sue somebody
@@hjjackson05 exactly. just to get some clicks on the internet. I would be interested, how these people would react, if someone holds a camera in their face, while they are at work.
@@TheSykoRC The police, like doctors, have near absolute power over people's lives. Though in case of a poor doctor not knowing their job all you'll hear about a patient's -eath is akin to "his body didn't make it" (it's never the doctor's fault, eh?) In case of police, their incompetence, blissfulness and fear for their own job might land people in -rison or financial/emotional ruin, trying to defend themselves from wrong accusations and foregone conclusions. If they're not able to handle innocent cases, peaceful provocations, are they really fit to do their jobs in other situations, including use of -irearms? Impeccable behaviour is far too costly to teach, add to that personal quirks and insecurities people will try to compensate for while in a position of power. The second case is a perfect example (night cyclists), the officer is 1) old "know it all" 2) a head in dept 3) and a policeman. That's the explanation of his actions and psychology; knowing the law and how to conduct would merely be a tranquilizing brake to his innate behaviour. Apropos auditors. How would the night cyclist case unfold had the guy responded physically after the flashlight bump? Emphasis AFTER. Though I doubt it'd be in the boys' favor. Speak about provocations again and who has more experience on the job to play it out.
Yep: the officer was clearly butthurt bc the kid knew his rights and told him he was in the wrong. Also the kid saying “how does it feel?” and “I’m really disappointed” had me WEAK
I have mixed feelings. He should have just gotten a warning or ticket for the high beams, end of story. That's clear. However, it is utterly foolish to play ego games with a cop. In your own self interest, you should pretend to be the most contrite, respectful little dork in town. A cop's ego boost is directly proportional to how big of a slick, macho asshole they think you are when they're deciding how to treat you. Never put them in a position where they have to try to save face, because they will always choose their pride over what's right.
@shanerigsby9030 thats exactly whats wrong... last thing we need is to give power tripping cops more power. We gotta change the narrative and let them know theyre public SERVANTS and when they see no crime THEY should back off not us
@@shanerigsby9030Maybe the Gestapo shouldn’t be playing ego games with the populace that pays their bills, eh? When you’re wrong, you admit it, apologize and move the fuck on. You don’t continue to try and find a way to ruin a life. That’s what a pig does. That “cop” is a pig
While being a smartass is not against the law, it's not advisable to do. I definitely agree these cops in the videos are rotten, but I'd also advise not to try to give officers a hard time during a traffic stop
He is basically the recruiting profile of every police department all over this country. Low IQ? Check? Anger management issues? Check. Small dick energy? Check.
My last encounter with the health system was an utter shit show. Weeks to get an evaluation, months for a referral, more months for an appointment.. and then you show up on time and they still make you wait 3 hours. Rude nurses, doctors don't give a shit, you gotta insist on checking the charts yourself to make sure they have _your_ damn name on it and not someone else's. And the food awful, but that's the only thing that hasn't taken a dive because it was always awful.
So apparently c.o.p. is corrupt officials policy? But it is the people whom are responsible for the corruption of law allowing these persons into office, on the job, at zero complete removal of all persons employed conspired to allow this to become when in fact void ab initio is the law . Federal Bureau Of Investigation is the department whose duty is to remove prevent corrupt dishonest criminal persons from occupying any and all public offices...of which commercial loyalties ie bribed favouritism also are void ab initio.
This is why I watch all kind of these videos. I got half a year left on the academy before I get out there, and I get fueled by frustration watching these types of police officers. Watching them is an education by itself, on how to NOT treat your fellow citizens. Every job needs to have a purpose, and if the purpose is to feed your own ego, you're already sunken below of shit you call morality.
And, I mean- being nervous enough to slightly fumble when being intimidated by a cop seems kinda like it'd be the default. Not to mention that some people have coordination problems etc.- there are any number of reasons for that happening, jumping to the conclusion of not being sober is ridiculous for such a tiny and harmless thing. I do not trust cops.
Even off job, they manage to always blame it on the other even if they're the ones assaulting you for nothing, that must be a requirement for recruitement
@@n333k333 But he did look real stupid at the end. Sure, the video on his phone did not look good, but he did his just due documenting and covering his butt should the footage not show up from the body cameras.
@@Angry_Lion Guy sorry but learn to include a logical Argument in your reply. Like "I think you are talking bs BECAUSE..." And than you give a logical reason for your suspicions.
@@0NeverEver no need for it. Social workers, judges and the guys in between arent corupt. Maybe some very rare to find are corupt the majority wanna be good at their mission thats why they took this job in the first place
I actually got into a similar police stop. I turned sharp right, parked and got my keys to my house out in one swift motion. Police car came and they screamed at me to stop before entering my house. "Whats up?" "Why where you fleeing from us?" "I didnt even see you." "But you went around this corner very fast." "Im not aware that there is a separate speed limit for turns." "But you jumped out of the car as soon as you stopped." "Because this is my house." "How much did you have to drink tonight?" "Excuse me? Shouldnt you ask: Did you have any alcohol instead of asking me how much?" "Well, where did you come from." "From a party." "See? So how much was it?" "Erm i hate to break it to you, but i never drink alcohol at all...ever." "So you are fine with a breathalizer test?" "Sure." *blows* "Ok. Have a good night Sir."' "Wait wait wait.... dont just leave... tell me my score!" "Its 0. have a good night, Sir." "That must sting, man." "Have a good night, Sir." "Yeah you too. Bye."
@@paulhagelston9246”So you know the number 1? There’s actually a whole number below it called ‘0’ another word we use for 0 in the English language is none. I’ve had none to drink.”
I not only applaud the young man in second clip for being calm, while defending himself in front of two officers. But for sitting down with him face to face and having a civilized conversation on how he was wrong. It’s a shame they wasted so much of his time, but he handled it perfectly
@@hjjackson05 no real harm done but still he should be fired period, he tried to frame that boy and that is an absolute red flag for police. One day some person will pay dearly because a pos like this is still rolling on the street with a badge.
@@redfordreddington8834 did you just read my first 4 words or what harm are you talking about? except a wet sweatshirt, some blood drawn and over an hour completely useless wasted time what real harm?
That cop calling Jack a D-bag is just beyond shameful... Not to mention how they tried to intimidate him. Amazing kid! I need to start teaching mine all the laws
Had a cop once come to my door and I got to "have a nice day" them There was regrettably a deceased person found outside my apartment complex, across the street and not on the property. Due to proximity to the road and apartments, the road was shut off and cops were present on the apartment complex controlling their scene as they have the right to. I, knowing my rights, decided to walk by while recording video, and had a brief consensual encounter with an officer asking them if we could work a solution so a resident around the corner (cut off from getting home by the scene) could get to their apartment, because I recognized them. The officers were somewhat frustrated by the request, and understandibly so as it would require the person to go through the scene, but ultimately landed on escorting them to where I was standing on the other side of the fence. After, the officer I spoke to asked me for my name and I politely declined to identify fully, but said they could address me as "Logan", for purposes of cordiality. I was then asked for my last name and DOB, I politely declined. New Mexico is stop and ID but requires reasonable suspicion and NM cops do not have qualified immunity, so I knew that going in. Because of this request, I responded by asking them for their name and badge number, and they provided it and the contact was ended peacefully. The officer I interacted with was polite and professional, but later another officer came to my door asking not if I knew anything about the scene (which would be a reasonable follow up), but why I was recording it (which is not a reasonable follow up). I stated through my lovely locked security door that I did not have anything to do with the scene aside from my consensual encounter with the officers earlier, and that I do not have to answer that question per my 5th amendment rights, and that my right to do so is protected by the first amendment and subsequent supreme court rulings. I did not interfere with the scene, only passed by it. Therefore they do not have probable cause for the stop, or to enter, or to speak to me beyond my consent. At one point he asked if he could "Come in so we could have a quick chat" and I immediately said "No. We are chatting just fine right here" We went back and forth for a moment as the officer navigated an emotional swell I'm sure was associated to realizing he couldn't functionally intimidate me, and after I requested his name and badge number and obnoxiously repeated the questions "Do you have a warrant? "What is your probable cause or reasonable, articulable suspicion? What crime am I suspected of committing? What is the reason for this investigative detention?" a few times, and he got the picture after a minute. At last, he asked me "where did you get your law degree?" to which I replied "same place you got yours sir " (indirectly implying he's about as qualified as I am) and he deflated and seemed to be done trying. After I saw that realization, I simply said "have a nice day officer, be safe out there." and closed the door. I then watched on my Ring doorbell as the cop mulled around for a minute outside stewing, making radio calls, and talked to his fellow officer and then decided it wasn't worth it and left. Before leaving though, he looked right at the ring doorbell and THEN apparently decided they weren't going to press the issue further. I guess he thought it might be best if his Sargent didn't see that clip, and we both know they can pull them. The more composed you can stay the better your odds are. Recording devices preserve an objective record of the truth and you should use them in every encounter with police. I wasn't rude, either, I was mildly impatient with the non-consensual contact though. I wouldn't recommend adopting an impatient attitude - I just have a low tolerance for games - I wouldn't recommend vocalizing any dissent other than that which is backed by expressly and explicitly established rights, but stay collected regardless. Cops often care more about how you treat them, than they do if the law is being broken, and will fabricate things based on their ego being challenged. Don't fall for it. Say what matters and exercise your right to shut up per the fifth at all other times
The lies told by these cops were outrageous, and it seems when they can't find a reason to arrest, they make up false allegations since their ego is big regardless.
It happened to me where an off duty cop almost ran into me and my kid when he was blowing a stop sign. I sped up to miss him from nailing us. Would have killed my kid in the passenger side. He proceeded to get out and threaten me after I parked on my own will. He threatened to arrest me and impound my car and "call his boys" on me to get the job done. I repeated to him that he should be thanking me for safely evading an accident that HE almost caused because he was going to be late for dinner reservations with his wife (I watched where he went after). Flashed his badge in my face and when he saw the gun in my lap, and my death glare he said "we will just pretend like this never happened"... Yeah I'm sure you will or I'll sue you
It just goes to show how dumb some of these cops really are. They seem to forget that they too are wearing recording devices and still make up BS stories. They're basically creating irrefutable evidence against themselves! 😂
How pathetic must one person be, to use their badge to threaten a child? These people are below criminals, because they misuse the trust of the society. Disgusting.
You know a cop is legit fishing for literally anything when they come out the woodwork saying “I smell alcohol” then half an hour later “I smell weed” 😂
Odor should not be admissible as PC or evidence. It's so subjective, and can't really be proven/disproven. It almost seems like anytime an officer "suspects" someone of DUI, they automatically "detect an odor".
He didn't even say he detected weed odour. He just said straight up, because he's not drunk it must be weed which is a wild allegation. Winters should be off the force. Same with tazer bloke and the police chief. Thankfully at least the chief lost his job.
@@cwr8618 Well growing up in a country where police is allowed to do THAT - that kid better be an asshat than getting abused by police and other "authorities".
@@borovinkovna3499 yea, ok. People are eating up this police bad guy crap the media is feeding everyone, but those police keep our neighborhoods safe. I was born and lived in the projects for years. You're 100x more likely to suffer from crime running rampant than the 1% of bad cops out there who take advantage. You get what you ask for...
@@cwr8618 That's because you do not understand what freedoms are, that is what you get with state funded schools called public schools. There is nothing more dangerous then calling the cops on someone, many innocent people have been grilled by cops because of that.
@@AmigaWolf I attended both public and private schools growing up. I've volunteer taught and my wife has taught in public and charter schools for years before exiting, due to bureaucracy. I've also volunteered away some of my own freedoms by serving in the military for 20+ years and counting. But by all means, tell me what i don't understand. "nothing more dangerous ..." doesn't even make sense. You're an idiot.
Jack is so smart, telling the cops "get out of my personal space" also knowing his rights, and the best part was them questioning him about the bike "that's a gas powered vehicle" "it's 50 cc and I have a permit" I hope he is a lawyer or defense attorney in his future.
@@toomanyads215 >two-year-old doing basic algebra >"wow, i hope he is a mathematician in his future" >>"mathematician? heh. it's gonna take a lot more than that bud"
Word of advice. Never step foot outside of that doorframe. It’s like an invisible wall that police can’t enter, reach or grab through. Illegal in all 50 states with out a warrant.
Bro the police can't do any of this shit. The house does not protect anyone when the cops want to break them. I am just surprised that they didn't have a "camera mic" malfunction when the cops do this shit. Im sure many dont get to prove how they had their rights violated by the cops. I like cops. Cops that are smart, tough, intelligent and heros who abide by the law they enforce. These "cops" and just idiots in uniform. That should have never happen and when shit like this comes to light they should not get suspended. They should be fired and never be able to be a cop in any town. Ever.
The problem that officers seem to develop is that they start to see everything as illegal. They can see an illegal component to every situation and, of course, manipulate it to be arrestable.
Eh. Who knows. We only get to actually see one side of it. Maybe they had it coming, maybe they didn’t. I do actually think there’s a time and a place for cops to rough people up. The problem with allowing that is that all police will at some point not be judicious with it and rough up the wrong person. But that doesn’t mean that it wouldn’t have been warranted in all cases either. It’s a tough one.
The officer who did the right thing and charged the off duty officer who assaulted the curly haired guy with the flashlight that officer should be commended for not covering up the situation and backing a corrupt police officer like many do.
Had to scroll too far to see this. Wild to think thats how cops are capaple of interacting with each other. They think its just "doing their job" to see how they can arrest someone. And pride gets involved and they wanna see what they can pin on a guy when they got nothing. So glad they have to wear bodycams now. Crazy to think what kind of debauchery went on before.
@@thedaltoid0266 They seemed like good kids. They were respectful to the Chief even before they knew who he was. They were just goofing off on Bird scooters. They were not being destructive, and they weren't drinking/drugging. This was probably their first interaction with a LEO, and that will stay with them likely forever. These types of police misconduct are all over social media. It's quite sad when a good portion of the public is hesitant to call their local police for help when they need it because they fear the entire force is corrupt and the call will somehow blow back on them. It's as if the police forces are operating in the 1950s while everyone else is living in 2024. I really believe we need a federal law requiring officers to have body-cams footage of all arrests made in uniform because there are still police and sheriff departments that don't use body-cams at all. I worked on a defendant's case from Polk Co., Florida, and I thought there was some mistake when there was no body-cams footage in Discovery. The Polk Co. Sheriff makes enormous busts practically every month and holds a press conference within a couple of days of the bust. These arrests make national headlines, but knowing what I now know, I definitely wouldn't put it past this sheriff to fabricate evidence in order to get a conviction. I have never said nor thought that about any sheriff or chief. I bet you have even seen a few of his pressers on YT. I'm not saying all of his dept's arrests are bad, but I feel certain that he and his deputies have no problem lying under oath.
German here watching this, and I gotta say - I hope this is rock bottom of US police work, because it's shameful. Had I not seen video footage of it, I would've found it hard to believe. There's documentations about our police at work, unfortunately not in English...but basically, there's people who really overstep the line, and our cops will say stuff like "mate, if you don't cut the bs now, we'll have to arrest you" about 12 times before they will ACTUALLY arrest someone. And if they have to, they'll in the policecar complain to the offender, saying "dude, why do you have to make this so hard for all of us??" 😅😅
Imagine even doing field sobriety tests at all. In every civilised country it's a breathealiser if they suspect alcohol and drug tests if they suspect drugs. None of that subjective inaccurate bullshit.
Love the guy with the camera on the traffick stop 😂 1 cop walks up tells him to leave and hes like nah i dont have to, than another walks up like i got this shit man 😂 and man with camera wins again. Then repeat that 5 times, absolute gold
@@Bob-jm8kl Yep, that's one of the worst feelings in the world is when searching for your registration and insurance, and you can't find them. I mean even when in car alone, they can be hard to find, but after watching this video, I'm going to make sure that both my insurance card and registration are together in one envelope labeled as such.
In most departments, the officers that starts the interaction is referred to as the arresting officer, and the department policy is that no one besides a supervisor is allowed to go against the arresting officer. They have to go along with their every action until after the situation is over.
(*Authoritarian - authoritative is acting with legitimate authority and respecting the rights and boundaries of those you're dealing with. Authoritarian seeks to exercise illegitimate control by violating boundaries and erasing the rights of others.)
@@bradenhenry4867 had to think about this first. The 200IQ absolutely got my attention to click it. "Thinking I wanna see these genius's in action" However if it still said "When suspects destroy corrupt cops" it still implies they have would have a good level of intelligence or knowing their rights. So yes I still would have clicked it without, and I would have been less disappointed by their sub 200IQ 😏
I have never EVER seen a more respectful and patient man when being arrested for something he didn't do in the slightest. If that police officer had had even only one brain cell less he would have tried to charge him with resisting arrest 😂😂
when I was in HS over a decade ago two boys did that fight-off chest-to-chest stance and another girl at our lunch table said “imagine if he just leaned over and 💋.” we laughed till we cried thinking about the literal trauma it would inflict on a straight dude (of that time). this… is that straight dude all grown up hahaha catching charges over the next generation who’s not afraid to kiss and make up 😂😂
Yeah these cops seemed really easily irritated. Alltho I think the guy filming the woman cop was still being an asshole even tho he wasnt breaking the law. It just felt like he wanted some internet clout.
That officer with zero breathalyzer definitely has a psychological "watchman complex". He'd ruined lad's evening, showed "his power over him", afterwards showed no remorse, instead, he is satisfied and very proud of himself. Somebody, get him A CAB!
I haven't had many interactions with the police over my 73 years but I have had a few stops. Usually the officer will ask the usual questions - where are you coming from, where are you headed? Knowing that the only legal requirement is to provide your license, registration, and insurance, I refused to answer questions. When I do this, I remain calm, become exceedingly polite and respectful but firm and resolute in my position. This frustrates the hell out of the less than intelligent officer because you won't help them convict you. There isn't a lawyer in the country that will advise anyone to talk to the police.
I've had a few speeding tickets over the years without any drama, but I am fed up with police in these videos asking where you're going/where you're coming from. That's none of their business and if I ever get stopped again, I'll follow your lead and refuse to answer! Wish me luck.
I loved this, especially the very end. My fear of confrontation has allowed cops to terrify me so much. It felt so familiar seeing how they talked to and treated them. It felt so so good to see people sticking up for themselves, I wish I had that courage.
In every case imaginable you can bet that on the street the officer has the ball. But when you get to the courtroom you are in charge and they know that. The confidence comes from getting educated. Know your rights. Work hard to find out what your rights are because they don't put it out there in plain sight for everybody to see, that would be fair play and the powers that be don't like that.
Don’t worry most people start shaking once cops show up Remember if you have not committed a crime they literally cant do anything, most of them are dumb so it even becomes interesting to talk to them Having said that, i have met respectful officers and they act differently, it has everything to do with their intellectual abilities, sadly most are just dumb
You realize a lot of these people get either severely tortured or shot to death in their homes the next day, right? Not to mention "random incidents" like being killed by a drunk driver for example, or killed in a "random" corner store robbery? These videos will never tell you the whole story.
That second cop wanted that kid so bad, I love how the kid wanted a word with the officer and told him he was very disappointed in him like a mad parent 😅😅😅😂 I’m dead, that kid seemed fine the whole time I was like this cop just wants to arrest someone
The one with the breathalyzer being stalled, wtf is the officer really thinking here.. He should 100% do the breath test first, the longer he stalls, the lower the BAC gets
These episodes should actually be a show on TV. We all need to be enlightened about the abuses happening out there. How about a class in the schools about knowing your rights? These young folks were smart and impressive. The officers certainly perfected their acting and sadly had no issue being dishonest in their dealings. The whole thing kind of makes the officers look like criminals. They are determined to be right even when they are clearly wrong.
I experienced something similar a month ago, in a small, quiet city in Germany, in Lübeck. The police accused me of trespassing on someone's private property and claimed that it was forbidden to look at the windows in the houses on the street. I am a foreigner in Germany.
I love when a suspect "fumbles" around with heir paperwork, their automatically a criminal. Some cops have such a god complex, "I know everything and I am right." When simply someone can just be nervous. When you rarely get pulled over, it is an unfamiliar experience.
@@marydidyouknow5826Sticking up for yourself is not "being a jerk". Cops are supposed to be concerned with the LAW and not whether or not someone is a big meanie
@@marydidyouknow5826 yea bro just respect the people that would intentionally lock up an innocent person based off their personal agenda. imagine liking your own comment too. pathetic
It’s so concerning how cops will try to figure out charges they could get to “stick”. What happened to innocent until proven guilty…that’s what happens when you put rewards and bonuses based off arrests/tickets. They don’t care who’s life they screw up or what it might do to their families…as long as they get that “that a boy” in their file. Disgusting
@@BellBivDeveau they weren't instructed to do any of that. that entire engagement was a power trip and devolved into a campaign to lie and protect themselves. don't be stupid. holding the individual personally responsible for their actions is the only way. police need to fear the consequences of thier actions.
That's an absolute "FACT" all cops all over the world have to fill a quota for every month. If they miss the quota to many times the get demoted or put somewhere directing traffic. If they keep missing they monthly quota they get fired. ... Looked it up if you think what I said is bull💩
Stuff like this literally makes my hands shake with anger and fear. How dare they? How do they let these egomaniac, unstable people take positions of authority? Shame on all of them.
Kids lying is irritating, adults lying is disappointing, but police lying is inexcusable no matter how you think about it.
Police lying is dangerous
And it’s in the job description
Well said. Facts.
sadly-they are payed to lie
@@bens2718 yup,but they choose to be dicks instead
state law is 25 feet bud 1000 dollar fine and class a mis ( crime ) he is lucky and you and him are both stupid
ps 25 feet means from her car any cop car the person they stopped car and any people meant to be on said scene. Dud was like 15 feet away at max more like 10 12 from her car
he broke the law he is a dipshit
"he's kind of a smartass" is cop code for "help, the guy I'm harassing is smarter than me"
So true.
Agree + a smartass? You pulled him over for an hour man and then you want to arrest him after that. He wasn't even driving wrecklessly he had his lights on a couple of feet too close to a car in the opposite lane. WTF. Dumb ass cop.
Better to be a smart ass rather than a dumbass, amIrite?
@@Ash.Crow.Goddess it's actually better to be smart play dumb and be quite lol life will be completely different going down that path
Yes… a smart add he definitely was not… he was respectful and the cop a bully.
"Chief of police."
"That doesn't work that way, dude."
That guy is brave. Admirable for instantly reacting the right way.
Sad part? The cop seemed unhinged enough to be willing to pull his gun if he felt insulted enough.
Lose-lose situation in my book: you either take the shit, or make a ballsy move and risk a lethal response in defense of your own human rights.
@@UberMangakaplus they are white
A black innocent person could never try this no matter how much in the right they are
I've been there before facing a chief of police head on but corrupted cops will forever abuse their power and always get away with it
@@UberMangaka This is America.
@@UberMangaka I got that vibe too.
And said officer's behavior in that encounter, is known as "Posturing". He thought, because he had a badge he could do whatever he wanted. So what does he do? Try to intimidate kids to assault him, after he's already assaulted one of them. Good on those kids for not falling into the trap.
And the absolutely pathetic "I'm the victim here' attitude when the other officer arrived? He might as well have been made of glass. The officer knew from jump the Chief was lying. Even so, he did his due diligence. Taking statements and such as evidence, etc. Just a reminder that there are both good, and... not so good, cops.
The kid in the last one is a badass... and funny.. "Is this enough space?" 😂
That second one is insane. Cop makes him do an hour worth of sobriety tests, blows .000, and he STILL brings him in so he can test the poor driver for drugs (which he passed). All because he "fumbled" with his registration. There needs to be serious consequences for officers who have power trips like that.
Karma will come to collect its debts for people like that.
Who doesn’t get a bit nervous when you see blue flashing lights?
@@CutshallcapturesPhotography you saw him he is well over fed hasnt seeen his prick in a while he hated this kid from the start his just being alive makes him boil ..
These people deal with drugged people all the time. I don't think they have problems differentiating a nervous person with a drug person. He had probably taken something that wouldn't be seen on the tests, since he was regularly tested in school. I feel like he pushed the "just test me dude!" a little too hard, they both know most of the drugs out there won't be seen on tests.
That said, they have a quota to fill. Perhaps it was a slow night, maybe they had seen him around some other known people. I don't think the cop wanted to spend his night like that either, talking to teenagers for hours sounds like a dreadful job.
@@CutshallcapturesPhotography Sadly the world doesn't work like that. Is nice to believe and helps to cope with the injustices we face tho
Corrupt cops are a disgrace.
That's all of them
Yeah and 99% of them are that, most if not all are order followers, and they are the most
dangerous kind of people.
They are all complicit in the defence of corrupt officers. Making them all just as culpable.
Behind every corrupt cop is an entire department that knows about them and conceals/covers for them. There's only one good cop I can think of, and that's Grady Judd, and he's not even a cop. He's an elected official, and he really loves catching and exposing bad cops.
all cops are a disgrace
Lying cop should be fired and sued, no qualified immunity, no more "good ol boy BS."
Crazy thing is that if you lie to your department as a cop you’re fired asap but this shit gets swept under the rug. That’s one reason why I left being a cop.
qualified immunity should never have been a thing! it gives cops rights to break the law...
What ever the lying cop was trying to charge the person with, is what they should be charged with.
Cops ruined that term good ole boy
Then there would be no cops as all cops lie.
"you wanna make out? I swing both ways dude" thats awesome 😂😂
Fun fact: the guy in the second case sued the department (for obvious reasons), and now the cop is suing him for defamation for showing the body cam footage to the public.
Which when you think about it, It’s completely and utterly absurd. It’s not defamatory to show your actions verbatim. If your actions make you look bad, it’s likely because they were bad actions you shouldn’t have done.
in all transparency, no they werent suing just because of the body footage, he was suing bc the kid made some dumbass comments during his case that the officers took advantage of and used against him, not to take away from the kid suing, officers definitely deserved what they had coming, but it's important to not say anything during your own legal case that can be incriminating/used against you lol
@@melody4264 Ah gotcha, that part wasn’t included in the media I consumed to get the initial information.
Nice discourse.
3:29
@@TheGamer707. ?
That has nothing to do with what I’m talking about.
"He's gonna bitch and moan..." the cop says as he's making up fake charges. Unbelievable.
What is so unbelievable about a cop lying? That's what they're taught to do... LIE, LIE, LIE! Thank goodness for cell 'phones and small portable recording devices... that's why cops don't like civilians with cameras that may catch them wrong-doing and lying.
It's more unbelievable that they are on camera, and probably, they know! ROFL!!!!
@@fredericoschnack3177 Bodycam...❓
@@bonitahobbs2374 Yeah... I think u understood.
This is normal cop behavior its not unbelievable.
that second one disgusts me. that cop desperately tried to ruin that young man’s reputation by ignoring his pleas for a breathalyzer, and instead made him perform unnecessary sobriety tests. then after he blew a 0.00, he arrested him for smoking weed??? which he didn’t even do??? crazy.
It gets worse they tried suing him the cop and chief for defamation once the guy posted the video footage and added his commentary such as the cop lying about his red eyes, the cop mis counting the steps in a sobriety test, stuttering, putting bare hands on the mouth piece of a breathalyzer, him failing to do an example of the sobriety test.
Assuming reason why u said it gotten "worse" is bcuz the lawsuit didn't go well on the kids end? IF that's the case then that's crazy , cuz I def would of sued As well as anyone un that position I hope....
I was nearly gonna suspect that the breathalyser would be tampered to always show an arrestable result
I agree the cop was not good, but i also dont think the suspect is right when he says that the police officer will "look stupid" when the test shows 0.
Here we dont even do these silly sobriety tests they have a funnel to put onto the handheld tester and most everyone stopped for any reason gets to blow toward it.
It will then show if there is any amount of alcohol in the breath and if there is, the police officer will put a tube on and the test will be repeated.
It is never silly to do routine test, anyone that has not been drinking has nothing to fear from this simple test.
@@Adnan-B05N1A
What i get from tboy817 comments "it gotten worse" because the cop and chief tried to sue the victim for defamation since The victim posted a video with his own commentary of the situations.
I dont know if i am right or not,but that was my understanding from his comments .
I appreciate the one officer who admitted his lack of knowledge. That's a real human right there.
Honesty is the best policy, its what being "REAL" is all about!
He was civil throughout the whole encounter, even though the guy recording was a prick.
"This is what happens when anyone is allowed to become a cop" Quote of the year, sir.
And ppl want to defund police...which will make things worse.
@@2genders-tk2ue”defund the police” means strip down the bloated police budget, and increase the number of social workers who can reach peaceful solutions and help people. Most of the time the police are called, it’s because someone is having a crisis, a mental health issue, or domestic argument, that kind of thing. And cops are usually terrible at de escalating tension. Even when they’re good with people, they’re intimidating to people. So it’s best to use the right tools for the situation. If someone with a gun is murdering kids in a classroom, then you send cops - though if you follow the news you’ll know they are useless in that situation, too.
no it wont we dont need them at all what exactly are u relying on them for keeping peace? What peace lol thered be less crimes if people wer defended by their neighbours and loved ones who would be free to punish said offenders in any way they see fit. U think a pig will care about ur safety or survival over ther paycheck? U be safer protected by REAL men if we werent threatened with jail for defending our loved ones. Open ur eyes dude humanity doesnt require a system to survive the system is there to keep you obedient and socially compliant under the false illusion that you have free will when really you dont your like a labrat born in a maze who doesnt know any better, media dont show it but plenty of communitys still operate off grid around the world they are the last ones with true free will left@@2genders-tk2ue
@@2genders-tk2ue I kind of always have to laugh at that. If things are so bad, why would you not only keep doing the same thing, but keep doing more of it?
The term "defund the police" is a poor term for what I think most people want. Police Officers kind of serve a wide net of services that they aren't always prepared for. For example, they deal with a lot of mental health situations. Now people going through mental health crisis can be unstable, and police have an ability to defend with lethal force if they feel threatened. Because there are a lot of guns in the United States, it leads to a lot of situations where police have to use their weapon. One of the suggested alternatives is diverting certain funding away from law enforcement(defund) into a mental health crisis team that would deal with those types of calls instead of police.
Then there is corruption. The idea is drop funding for agencies that are/have been accused of corruption or employ known corrupt law enforcement officers. Now I don't particularly agree with it because, like you said, it doesn't solve the problem. The problem is more that a lot of prosecutors/police departments work hand in hand and the people who investigate abuses of power or corruption are highly tied in with the department. It's kind of impossible to avoid because they work together. So the better solution there would be to have some type of independent board that is responsible for these types of investigations.
Regardless of if the investigation is partial or impartial, it tends to look really bad when an officer is accused of misconduct and the police department puts out a statement saying something to the effect of "the officers actions were within the perimeters of their legal authority and justified by A,B,C, etc." Needless to say it's a complicated issue that like many things requires multifaceted solutions. @@petervanquish
It’s terrifying these people have the ability to enforce laws they don’t even understand
...and with guns
Worst thant this, they think they are above the law
Don’t understand and don’t care to understand. Its an office culture/mindset they’re encouraged / supported/covered up by upper management chiefs, Sargents, Judges, etc……..
Put your application in and sort it out then, Bro.
@@awesomesauce3110you're saying that trying to be funny but what he pointed out is literally the bare minimum you should know how to do your job especially a job that you were sworn in to do by a fucking judge
I had to spend 7 years in college; do 2 years and 150 hours at 2 hours per week of supervision; practical clinical work; pass not one, not two, but THREE comp exams; to become a therapist.
These guys can do 16 or 20 weeks of training and be able to destroy the rest of your life out of narcissism.
Seems legit.
A therapist with the name of captain laser tiddies lol
I get what you’re saying. Maybe if they paid the same salary as a therapist they could attract better candidates. Then they would be able to weed those types out more quickly because they wouldn’t be just trying to fill positions with the few people willing to take the job. Paying off that kind of student loan debt on an officer’s salary would take forever. Also, not many people want to have their lives in danger on a daily basis for the low pay & long, bad hours. The reality is that when the pay is low, the work is hard, & the treatment by the public is disrespectful at best, the quality of candidates reflects this. The good guys no longer think it’s worth it anymore. The obvious solution would be to have higher salaries & higher pre-qualifications in order to apply. Unfortunately, governments are too busy wasting tax dollars everywhere else so it’ll never happen.
@@txs6648 When I was in my first few years I made 24k a year. It wasn’t until I got my first certification that my pay changed - and even then only to 32k a year. It took a long time and a lot of credentialing to make what I make now. You’ll find that’s fairly standard across the clinical field for anyone who isn’t an MD or psychiatrist.
The state police here start at 28-32k a year. Local LEO right around that.
So, I don’t think pay is what you’re looking at. What you’re looking at is a mindset; a dangerous one wherein the community is the enemy and they are unquestionable because authority.
only in USA. so guys you should think whats going wrong in your country since this doesnt happen anywhere else
No one pays for cops with their own money. That is the difference. If millions of people were paying to talk to a cop for a hundred dollars an hour, there would be more strict requirements. Instead, no one wants to be a cop, yet cities need cops, so they have to drop the requirements
corrupt cop: I assaulted him with my flashlight but then HE CALLED ME BALD!!!!!!!!!!
A cop's worst enemy: a teenager that understands their rights and the law.
Furthermore, *anyone* they don't like who understands their rights.
to bad he dont state law is 25 feet from the scene 1000 fine jail time etc. dudes a dumbfck
Actually, their worst enemies are these auditors. They deliberately try to provoke the police. I don't know what pleasure they get or do they do it to sue somebody
@@hjjackson05 exactly. just to get some clicks on the internet. I would be interested, how these people would react, if someone holds a camera in their face, while they are at work.
@@TheSykoRC The police, like doctors, have near absolute power over people's lives. Though in case of a poor doctor not knowing their job all you'll hear about a patient's -eath is akin to "his body didn't make it" (it's never the doctor's fault, eh?)
In case of police, their incompetence, blissfulness and fear for their own job might land people in -rison or financial/emotional ruin, trying to defend themselves from wrong accusations and foregone conclusions. If they're not able to handle innocent cases, peaceful provocations, are they really fit to do their jobs in other situations, including use of -irearms?
Impeccable behaviour is far too costly to teach, add to that personal quirks and insecurities people will try to compensate for while in a position of power. The second case is a perfect example (night cyclists), the officer is 1) old "know it all" 2) a head in dept 3) and a policeman. That's the explanation of his actions and psychology; knowing the law and how to conduct would merely be a tranquilizing brake to his innate behaviour.
Apropos auditors. How would the night cyclist case unfold had the guy responded physically after the flashlight bump? Emphasis AFTER. Though I doubt it'd be in the boys' favor. Speak about provocations again and who has more experience on the job to play it out.
That second one just boils my blood. CLEARLY the kid was not drunk or high. Clearly being a smart ass is a crime according to these cops
Yep: the officer was clearly butthurt bc the kid knew his rights and told him he was in the wrong.
Also the kid saying “how does it feel?” and “I’m really disappointed” had me WEAK
I have mixed feelings. He should have just gotten a warning or ticket for the high beams, end of story. That's clear. However, it is utterly foolish to play ego games with a cop. In your own self interest, you should pretend to be the most contrite, respectful little dork in town. A cop's ego boost is directly proportional to how big of a slick, macho asshole they think you are when they're deciding how to treat you. Never put them in a position where they have to try to save face, because they will always choose their pride over what's right.
@shanerigsby9030 thats exactly whats wrong... last thing we need is to give power tripping cops more power. We gotta change the narrative and let them know theyre public SERVANTS and when they see no crime THEY should back off not us
@@shanerigsby9030Maybe the Gestapo shouldn’t be playing ego games with the populace that pays their bills, eh? When you’re wrong, you admit it, apologize and move the fuck on. You don’t continue to try and find a way to ruin a life. That’s what a pig does. That “cop” is a pig
While being a smartass is not against the law, it's not advisable to do. I definitely agree these cops in the videos are rotten, but I'd also advise not to try to give officers a hard time during a traffic stop
The kid that "failed " the sobriety tests should be suing that officer personally as well as the department.
i think he did, because otherwise the body cam footage wouldn't be on the internet.
@@Jane1998.Sure it would. A simple foia request.
No all footage from police interactions are public domain. A simple Freedom of Information request and you can get just about anything nowadays.
@@danhallas3546here in Colorado you have to pay a fee first
yeah he did and won
This is a good example upon why you should know your rights
That "chief" is a prime example that literally anyone can become a police officer and climb the ranks.
The higher the ranks the more corrupt.
Imagine getting rekt by a teen and you being an asshole backfiring
Not anyone, only the unredeemable
Horrifying
He is basically the recruiting profile of every police department all over this country. Low IQ? Check? Anger management issues? Check. Small dick energy? Check.
"this is what happens when anyone is allowed to become a cop"... truer words have never been spoken
no decent person wants to do this job anymore. Even good motivated people leave at some point. Similar in the health (illness) industry.
I was going to type the same thing! You beat me to it.
My last encounter with the health system was an utter shit show. Weeks to get an evaluation, months for a referral, more months for an appointment.. and then you show up on time and they still make you wait 3 hours. Rude nurses, doctors don't give a shit, you gotta insist on checking the charts yourself to make sure they have _your_ damn name on it and not someone else's. And the food awful, but that's the only thing that hasn't taken a dive because it was always awful.
So apparently c.o.p. is corrupt officials policy?
But it is the people whom are responsible for the corruption of law allowing these persons into office, on the job, at zero complete removal of all persons employed conspired to allow this to become when in fact void ab initio is the law .
Federal Bureau Of Investigation is the department whose duty is to remove prevent corrupt dishonest criminal persons from occupying any and all public offices...of which commercial loyalties ie bribed favouritism also are void ab initio.
This is why I watch all kind of these videos. I got half a year left on the academy before I get out there, and I get fueled by frustration watching these types of police officers. Watching them is an education by itself, on how to NOT treat your fellow citizens. Every job needs to have a purpose, and if the purpose is to feed your own ego, you're already sunken below of shit you call morality.
"he fumbles around with his registration"
Says the cop as he fumbles with his words
Winters was smitten with him and bitter... his arms even got fatter seeing him
Bro was probably nervous
And, I mean- being nervous enough to slightly fumble when being intimidated by a cop seems kinda like it'd be the default. Not to mention that some people have coordination problems etc.- there are any number of reasons for that happening, jumping to the conclusion of not being sober is ridiculous for such a tiny and harmless thing. I do not trust cops.
Boy was smarter than him ten times over
Second kid was A LOT more respectful than I would have been after being cleared lol
*”Hooligans? You hit me with a flashlight!”* is the best line ever
🤣🤣🤣
Even off job, they manage to always blame it on the other even if they're the ones assaulting you for nothing, that must be a requirement for recruitement
“I’ll make out with you right now , I swing both ways”
Update: The teenager he hit with the flashlight sued him and he was awarded $90,000
good.
Is that for real? What's the source, I'd love to see that.
@bswingin yeah he's correct, I live close by where this happened! Google his name "travis kram" something should pop up! Happened in bay city mi
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The cop was awarded $90,000?
“Officer winters thinks I’ve been drinking tonight but when he finds out I haven’t he’s gonna look stupid” 😂😂😂
@@n333k333 But he did look real stupid at the end. Sure, the video on his phone did not look good, but he did his just due documenting and covering his butt should the footage not show up from the body cameras.
@@n333k333winters should have faced consequences for lying abour registration fumbling n failing sobriety test.
😂😂
He tried to save him but he still went head first into “look at me, I’m stupid” lake
"officer winters thinks ive been drinking tonight. So im anout to do a test and hes going to look stupid." 😂 I love this kid
That last kid is SO smart!!! The way he handled the situation and held his ground is unmatched for a kid that age!!
I'm sure he had been trained by his dad for such situations. I wish my dad prepared me for stuff like this.
And what about them horrible lying neighbors? They should be sued too
My son ❤️
@@ozanox6700 is he???? You did an amazing job 👏
Just don’t answer the door, all this would have been avoided
Respect for those teenagers who learnt and exercised their rights, kept their calm and reacted with restraint.
also props for the cops who didn't believe their chief...
Exactly how a police CHIEF officer should act and be like but failed to do.
I was a PO for 2 yrs. The whole system, from cops to attorneys to social workers to judges is very corrupt. I got out before I became like them
Bad for your country. But i guess you talk shit
Good for you for having integrity.
@@Angry_Lionyou must be high or braindead to type shit like this
@@Angry_Lion Guy sorry but learn to include a logical Argument in your reply. Like "I think you are talking bs BECAUSE..." And than you give a logical reason for your suspicions.
@@0NeverEver no need for it. Social workers, judges and the guys in between arent corupt. Maybe some very rare to find are corupt the majority wanna be good at their mission thats why they took this job in the first place
"They knew he was too smart" 😂😂
“How much have you had to drink tonight?”
“None”
“What do you mean none?” 😂
My answer would be "I'm not sure I can dumb that down any more for you, officer."
I actually got into a similar police stop. I turned sharp right, parked and got my keys to my house out in one swift motion. Police car came and they screamed at me to stop before entering my house.
"Whats up?"
"Why where you fleeing from us?"
"I didnt even see you."
"But you went around this corner very fast."
"Im not aware that there is a separate speed limit for turns."
"But you jumped out of the car as soon as you stopped."
"Because this is my house."
"How much did you have to drink tonight?"
"Excuse me? Shouldnt you ask: Did you have any alcohol instead of asking me how much?"
"Well, where did you come from."
"From a party."
"See? So how much was it?"
"Erm i hate to break it to you, but i never drink alcohol at all...ever."
"So you are fine with a breathalizer test?"
"Sure." *blows*
"Ok. Have a good night Sir."'
"Wait wait wait.... dont just leave... tell me my score!"
"Its 0. have a good night, Sir."
"That must sting, man."
"Have a good night, Sir."
"Yeah you too. Bye."
@@paulhagelston9246”So you know the number 1? There’s actually a whole number below it called ‘0’ another word we use for 0 in the English language is none. I’ve had none to drink.”
Not the brightest sparks are they?
"Ok, that's it! Blowing zero on MY watch? YOU'RE UNDER ARREST!"
I not only applaud the young man in second clip for being calm, while defending himself in front of two officers. But for sitting down with him face to face and having a civilized conversation on how he was wrong. It’s a shame they wasted so much of his time, but he handled it perfectly
That cop should have been suspended without pay for a week
@@hjjackson05 no real harm done but still he should be fired period, he tried to frame that boy and that is an absolute red flag for police. One day some person will pay dearly because a pos like this is still rolling on the street with a badge.
@@reinerhoch1357plenty of harm done
@@redfordreddington8834 did you just read my first 4 words or what harm are you talking about? except a wet sweatshirt, some blood drawn and over an hour completely useless wasted time what real harm?
All those police officers in the DUI testing are now suing the young man for defamation of character
Im glad that 15 year old kid stood his ground. Smart kid.
I dunno. He could get targeted for gangstalking after that.
Awesome hearing that the cops got fired, I wonder how many poor people got worse treatments previously unrecorded.
Cops picking on a kid wow how smart these cops are lol
“I’ll be sure to research that information…so you have it” that’s hilarious
“you hit me with a flashlight bro what are you talking about ???” the way bro said that 😭😭
This isnt a beach its a bathtub vibes
That cop calling Jack a D-bag is just beyond shameful... Not to mention how they tried to intimidate him. Amazing kid! I need to start teaching mine all the laws
Tyranny, perhaps a Law Suit instead of an Incident Report...
Way to go Jack, you stood up to the "Keystone Cops".
The cop was so determined to find a reason to arrest this kid with high beams on that he literally broke the law to do it. why is he still being paid.
Why is he still being paid by the system ?? 😅 To maintain the collective authority.
What do you think ?
I would sue if that happened to me
He actually tried to sue the kid this year!!!@
@@MrFoxracingred source?
Mannn what an AH.. That one pissed me off.
Had a cop once come to my door and I got to "have a nice day" them
There was regrettably a deceased person found outside my apartment complex, across the street and not on the property. Due to proximity to the road and apartments, the road was shut off and cops were present on the apartment complex controlling their scene as they have the right to. I, knowing my rights, decided to walk by while recording video, and had a brief consensual encounter with an officer asking them if we could work a solution so a resident around the corner (cut off from getting home by the scene) could get to their apartment, because I recognized them. The officers were somewhat frustrated by the request, and understandibly so as it would require the person to go through the scene, but ultimately landed on escorting them to where I was standing on the other side of the fence. After, the officer I spoke to asked me for my name and I politely declined to identify fully, but said they could address me as "Logan", for purposes of cordiality. I was then asked for my last name and DOB, I politely declined. New Mexico is stop and ID but requires reasonable suspicion and NM cops do not have qualified immunity, so I knew that going in. Because of this request, I responded by asking them for their name and badge number, and they provided it and the contact was ended peacefully. The officer I interacted with was polite and professional, but later another officer came to my door asking not if I knew anything about the scene (which would be a reasonable follow up), but why I was recording it (which is not a reasonable follow up).
I stated through my lovely locked security door that I did not have anything to do with the scene aside from my consensual encounter with the officers earlier, and that I do not have to answer that question per my 5th amendment rights, and that my right to do so is protected by the first amendment and subsequent supreme court rulings. I did not interfere with the scene, only passed by it. Therefore they do not have probable cause for the stop, or to enter, or to speak to me beyond my consent.
At one point he asked if he could "Come in so we could have a quick chat" and I immediately said "No. We are chatting just fine right here"
We went back and forth for a moment as the officer navigated an emotional swell I'm sure was associated to realizing he couldn't functionally intimidate me, and after I requested his name and badge number and obnoxiously repeated the questions "Do you have a warrant? "What is your probable cause or reasonable, articulable suspicion? What crime am I suspected of committing? What is the reason for this investigative detention?" a few times, and he got the picture after a minute. At last, he asked me "where did you get your law degree?" to which I replied "same place you got yours sir " (indirectly implying he's about as qualified as I am) and he deflated and seemed to be done trying. After I saw that realization, I simply said "have a nice day officer, be safe out there." and closed the door. I then watched on my Ring doorbell as the cop mulled around for a minute outside stewing, making radio calls, and talked to his fellow officer and then decided it wasn't worth it and left. Before leaving though, he looked right at the ring doorbell and THEN apparently decided they weren't going to press the issue further. I guess he thought it might be best if his Sargent didn't see that clip, and we both know they can pull them. The more composed you can stay the better your odds are. Recording devices preserve an objective record of the truth and you should use them in every encounter with police. I wasn't rude, either, I was mildly impatient with the non-consensual contact though. I wouldn't recommend adopting an impatient attitude - I just have a low tolerance for games - I wouldn't recommend vocalizing any dissent other than that which is backed by expressly and explicitly established rights, but stay collected regardless. Cops often care more about how you treat them, than they do if the law is being broken, and will fabricate things based on their ego being challenged. Don't fall for it. Say what matters and exercise your right to shut up per the fifth at all other times
The lies told by these cops were outrageous, and it seems when they can't find a reason to arrest, they make up false allegations since their ego is big regardless.
I’ve had cops lie on the stand I start questioning and getting passionate, the judge turns on me. Then holds me in contempt.
It happened to me where an off duty cop almost ran into me and my kid when he was blowing a stop sign. I sped up to miss him from nailing us. Would have killed my kid in the passenger side. He proceeded to get out and threaten me after I parked on my own will. He threatened to arrest me and impound my car and "call his boys" on me to get the job done. I repeated to him that he should be thanking me for safely evading an accident that HE almost caused because he was going to be late for dinner reservations with his wife (I watched where he went after). Flashed his badge in my face and when he saw the gun in my lap, and my death glare he said "we will just pretend like this never happened"... Yeah I'm sure you will or I'll sue you
Right
I just don't get it. They know they are recorded at all times. Why would anyone be this stupid?
It just goes to show how dumb some of these cops really are. They seem to forget that they too are wearing recording devices and still make up BS stories. They're basically creating irrefutable evidence against themselves! 😂
How pathetic must one person be, to use their badge to threaten a child? These people are below criminals, because they misuse the trust of the society. Disgusting.
100% FACTZ!
A child? That’s a bit of a stretch don’t you think? They’re over 18…
@@ItsaSkillishu they look like kids, they’re close enough to the age to be a kid, and the cop treated them like kids… So no, it’s not a stretch
@@ItsaSkillishu Yeah and not even allowed to drink alkohol in their country. 18 is just a number. They were kids playing around, nothing else.
@ItsaSkillishu
If you don’t think an 18yo is still a kid, it’s because you’re still a kid yourself.
You know a cop is legit fishing for literally anything when they come out the woodwork saying “I smell alcohol” then half an hour later “I smell weed” 😂
I smell pork! lol
I smell bullshit!🖕
Odor should not be admissible as PC or evidence. It's so subjective, and can't really be proven/disproven. It almost seems like anytime an officer "suspects" someone of DUI, they automatically "detect an odor".
Suprised they didn't smell donuts
He didn't even say he detected weed odour. He just said straight up, because he's not drunk it must be weed which is a wild allegation.
Winters should be off the force. Same with tazer bloke and the police chief. Thankfully at least the chief lost his job.
This is exactly why I'm so grateful for our auditor's. This tyrant actually got his!!!
You have got to love the kid for standing up for his rights, best wishes for him and father.
i don't. the kid was being enough of an asshat for neighbors to call the cops. probably not the first time
@@cwr8618 Well growing up in a country where police is allowed to do THAT - that kid better be an asshat than getting abused by police and other "authorities".
@@borovinkovna3499 yea, ok. People are eating up this police bad guy crap the media is feeding everyone, but those police keep our neighborhoods safe. I was born and lived in the projects for years. You're 100x more likely to suffer from crime running rampant than the 1% of bad cops out there who take advantage. You get what you ask for...
@@cwr8618 That's because you do not understand what freedoms are, that is what you get
with state funded schools called public schools.
There is nothing more dangerous then calling the cops on someone, many innocent people
have been grilled by cops because of that.
@@AmigaWolf I attended both public and private schools growing up. I've volunteer taught and my wife has taught in public and charter schools for years before exiting, due to bureaucracy. I've also volunteered away some of my own freedoms by serving in the military for 20+ years and counting. But by all means, tell me what i don't understand. "nothing more dangerous ..." doesn't even make sense. You're an idiot.
Jack is so smart, telling the cops "get out of my personal space" also knowing his rights, and the best part was them questioning him about the bike "that's a gas powered vehicle" "it's 50 cc and I have a permit" I hope he is a lawyer or defense attorney in his future.
That kid was pretty smart
@@Kalebianxd I hope his dad wins ALOT OF $$$$$ and shares it with him.
He is Saul goodmen
defense attorney or lawer? it's gonna take a lot more than that bud
@@toomanyads215 >two-year-old doing basic algebra
>"wow, i hope he is a mathematician in his future"
>>"mathematician? heh. it's gonna take a lot more than that bud"
Word of advice. Never step foot outside of that doorframe. It’s like an invisible wall that police can’t enter, reach or grab through. Illegal in all 50 states with out a warrant.
Doesn't stop them, or even get them in trouble when they do it.
@@user-vq7mx6ti9c Not every time, but they can get fired and charged. Handling the situation correctly will improve your chances of getting justice.
Oh! They can and did rush in uninvited, after an Anonymous call!
Bro the police can't do any of this shit. The house does not protect anyone when the cops want to break them. I am just surprised that they didn't have a "camera mic" malfunction when the cops do this shit. Im sure many dont get to prove how they had their rights violated by the cops. I like cops. Cops that are smart, tough, intelligent and heros who abide by the law they enforce. These "cops" and just idiots in uniform. That should have never happen and when shit like this comes to light they should not get suspended. They should be fired and never be able to be a cop in any town. Ever.
Are you saying that cops are... VAMPIRES?!?! I friggin' knew it.
The problem that officers seem to develop is that they start to see everything as illegal. They can see an illegal component to every situation and, of course, manipulate it to be arrestable.
"ill make out with you right now! I swing both ways Bro" is by far the BEST line EVER in the over 1,000 arrest videos I've seen!
Bro was ready to stand on business 💀
Me and my profile pic have been summoned
Oooh It’s Getting Spicy In Here 😂
Best line ever 👏🏻😂
What’s The Timestamp?
Imagine how many corrupt cases that chief of police has created while being a cop!
All of the cases involving that Chief of Police should be re-examined. What he did with his torch was an unprovoked assault. Absolutely disgraceful!!!
It says a lot about the departments standards that he made chief .
Chief SACRIFICED his career over teenagers riding scooters
😂
he looked like a weathered piece of meat with one foot in the grave... so not sure how much of a 'career' he had left
Not the best show of common sense and behavior certainly not fit to be a chief of police
Yeah he going to be a pussy in jail tho
Eh. Who knows. We only get to actually see one side of it. Maybe they had it coming, maybe they didn’t. I do actually think there’s a time and a place for cops to rough people up. The problem with allowing that is that all police will at some point not be judicious with it and rough up the wrong person. But that doesn’t mean that it wouldn’t have been warranted in all cases either. It’s a tough one.
Damn, that closing statement 👏🏼 👏🏼 💯
So glad these instances are being recorded more these days. It makes you wonder how much more common it was before the proliferation of cameras.
Ubiquitous, I was a peace officer in the late seventies
VERY common! WHO police the police 🤷♂️
Exactly. Imagine how many people got screwed by cops who didn't deserve it.
*YES!*
Internal Affairs.
The RIBCAGE, not the stomach, bro! 😂
I love these guys. Theyre quotable!
And powerful quotes to live by. I wake each morning and say to myself "the ribcage not the stomach bro" so perfect gets me through
why are american cops/police this dumb?
@@Whythe7Whywhy fr
Huge respect for Jack and his dad for knowing their rights!
First rule when interacting with police, make sure you know you rights. Second rule, don't answer any questions without a lawyer present.
The officer who did the right thing and charged the off duty officer who assaulted the curly haired guy with the flashlight that officer should be commended for not covering up the situation and backing a corrupt police officer like many do.
That last story was disgusting. To stand there and try to make up charges to get someone because you realized you were in the wrong is despicable.
I dread to think the amount of bs that must have gone on, back when no one had cameras to record with.
That idiot even covered the camera, thinking it would somehow also muffle his voice lmao
@@Leschwa89good catch!! Lol absolute 🤡 they are for that
Had to scroll too far to see this. Wild to think thats how cops are capaple of interacting with each other. They think its just "doing their job" to see how they can arrest someone. And pride gets involved and they wanna see what they can pin on a guy when they got nothing. So glad they have to wear bodycams now. Crazy to think what kind of debauchery went on before.
@@huagrapo A helluva lot!
I hope that second cop with the dui stop was fired, jailed, and sued. This is absolutely ridiculous
"Not when it's 50cc and you have a permit for it!" Ohhh man lol one hit KO 😂
But you need to register if that motor is on a boat 😅
I don't even know what that means but sounded cool.
@@8KFlow 50cc means it wont go like over 25mph. anything above a 50cc and you have to have a motorcycle license (at least in CA).
The last one flipt me out! Good for the boy❤
"Hooligans? You hit me with a flash light" 😂
I know right
@@danielramos6325 Got me laughing the way he said it
The sad thing is that these seemed like good kids.
@@B_Bodziak They were. Right?
@@thedaltoid0266 They seemed like good kids. They were respectful to the Chief even before they knew who he was. They were just goofing off on Bird scooters. They were not being destructive, and they weren't drinking/drugging. This was probably their first interaction with a LEO, and that will stay with them likely forever. These types of police misconduct are all over social media. It's quite sad when a good portion of the public is hesitant to call their local police for help when they need it because they fear the entire force is corrupt and the call will somehow blow back on them. It's as if the police forces are operating in the 1950s while everyone else is living in 2024.
I really believe we need a federal law requiring officers to have body-cams footage of all arrests made in uniform because there are still police and sheriff departments that don't use body-cams at all. I worked on a defendant's case from Polk Co., Florida, and I thought there was some mistake when there was no body-cams footage in Discovery. The Polk Co. Sheriff makes enormous busts practically every month and holds a press conference within a couple of days of the bust. These arrests make national headlines, but knowing what I now know, I definitely wouldn't put it past this sheriff to fabricate evidence in order to get a conviction. I have never said nor thought that about any sheriff or chief. I bet you have even seen a few of his pressers on YT. I'm not saying all of his dept's arrests are bad, but I feel certain that he and his deputies have no problem lying under oath.
Imagine being arrested after an hour long stop for having your brights on. Welcome to America
That’s unlawful detainment if they hold you for an unreasonable amount of time.
@@justinpeterson7246 43000 deaths on the roads and 18500 murders every year in the US ... thx!
German here watching this, and I gotta say - I hope this is rock bottom of US police work, because it's shameful. Had I not seen video footage of it, I would've found it hard to believe. There's documentations about our police at work, unfortunately not in English...but basically, there's people who really overstep the line, and our cops will say stuff like "mate, if you don't cut the bs now, we'll have to arrest you" about 12 times before they will ACTUALLY arrest someone. And if they have to, they'll in the policecar complain to the offender, saying "dude, why do you have to make this so hard for all of us??" 😅😅
Imagine even doing field sobriety tests at all. In every civilised country it's a breathealiser if they suspect alcohol and drug tests if they suspect drugs. None of that subjective inaccurate bullshit.
@@poldi2233do you live in America?
Imagine the guy you try to frame telling you he’s “disappointed” in you 😂
fr he couldnt care less
Love the guy with the camera on the traffick stop 😂 1 cop walks up tells him to leave and hes like nah i dont have to, than another walks up like i got this shit man 😂 and man with camera wins again. Then repeat that 5 times, absolute gold
but what was the dudes problem? noone likes a smartass.
"He's fumbling around with his registration." Yeah most people are nervous and have adrenaline pumping when stopped by a police officer.
The "trained" officer was fumbling with the breathalyzer testing equipment. Think he should of been tested himself.
Or there’s a bunch of stuff in your glovebox and the documents are usually nowhere to be found.
And at the end the officer basically knew what troubles lie ahead of him and beg not to be exposed..I hope the kid won his suit and got him fired..
If you are black "fumbling around" in the glove compartment can be your death sentence.
@@Bob-jm8kl Yep, that's one of the worst feelings in the world is when searching for your registration and insurance, and you can't find them.
I mean even when in car alone, they can be hard to find, but after watching this video, I'm going to make sure that both my insurance card and registration are together in one envelope labeled as such.
That's the problem with an authoritative corps. They have a bad habit of backing each other no matter how wrong they are.
It's happening like this in the United States, imagine what goes on in underdeveloped and developing nations in the world.
@@thepalebluedot4171The US is an underdeveloped nation for 90% of its citizens.
Then a Micah Johnson comes along and it’s surprised picachu face.
In most departments, the officers that starts the interaction is referred to as the arresting officer, and the department policy is that no one besides a supervisor is allowed to go against the arresting officer. They have to go along with their every action until after the situation is over.
(*Authoritarian - authoritative is acting with legitimate authority and respecting the rights and boundaries of those you're dealing with. Authoritarian seeks to exercise illegitimate control by violating boundaries and erasing the rights of others.)
wait, where TF is the 200IQ suspect that I was promised?
My thoughts exactly, watched the whole thing only to be disappointed... Just clickbait
Think about it, would you have clicked on the video if it didn't say "200 IQ..."
@@bradenhenry4867 had to think about this first. The 200IQ absolutely got my attention to click it. "Thinking I wanna see these genius's in action"
However if it still said "When suspects destroy corrupt cops" it still implies they have would have a good level of intelligence or knowing their rights. So yes I still would have clicked it without, and I would have been less disappointed by their sub 200IQ 😏
@@matthewbrown4549 maybe I should have asked would more people have clicked on the video...
@@bradenhenry4867 Doesn't matter. Clickbait is clickbait and always deserves a dislike
I have never EVER seen a more respectful and patient man when being arrested for something he didn't do in the slightest. If that police officer had had even only one brain cell less he would have tried to charge him with resisting arrest 😂😂
“Hooligans? You hit me with a flashlight!” reads like a sketch comedy
Sounds like the title of a episode of a sitcom lol
@@Iwastheonewhostoleurbannock r/yourjokebutworse
@@nerm9507r/iuseredditorsomethingsoimgoingtoactlikeimbetterthanyou
@@nerm9507 neither were funny
“I swing both ways bro” is crazy ☠️
😂😂
when I was in HS over a decade ago two boys did that fight-off chest-to-chest stance and another girl at our lunch table said “imagine if he just leaned over and 💋.” we laughed till we cried thinking about the literal trauma it would inflict on a straight dude (of that time).
this… is that straight dude all grown up hahaha catching charges over the next generation who’s not afraid to kiss and make up 😂😂
I bet my balding brother in Christ has nightmares of that moment, but dude can’t wake up from the kiss hahah
@@rachelthomas5993... you forgot your meds.
@@PioneerOcean十 did that make you feel good just now?
A lot of cops need to understand that being annoyed isn’t an allowable reason to harass a citizen.
Yeah these cops seemed really easily irritated. Alltho I think the guy filming the woman cop was still being an asshole even tho he wasnt breaking the law. It just felt like he wanted some internet clout.
@@Jebu911 Yeah but that should be something all cops are trained for, it is inevitable your gonna encounter many assholes especially as a cop.
And then when you don’t comply, they charge you with some kind of resisting orders bs
@Jebu911 💯 Just because you CAN do something, doesn't mean you should. That was so cringe of him.
@@burntgrilledcheesie Its good cops already have bodycams on them so filming them isnt that necessery especially in a standard traffic stop case.
Dang 1M literally winning the lottery with this one 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
The 15 year old .. when he grows up is going to be one hell of a trial lawyer
Guy passed every sobriety test and a breathalyzer and was still accused of smoking weed. 😂🤣😅😎🇺🇲
Worst part is that it appears the arresting officer faced no consequences? Should lose his job for harassment.
I FEEL HAPPY HOW HE VINDICATED HIMSELF AND HAD THE LAST LAUGH.
That's what cops do. They intimidated, harass and lie.
So much for freedom
Good old US of A. Where freedom is a lie.
That Dad said…”Jack don’t give them your name!” 😂 🤭 ✌️
😂
What if the dad was 200 iq and Jack wasn’t his son’s real name
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Jack is like the most common name so he didn't let on too much lol
And the cops are still asking for his Name. Dumb officers.
bro is almost 20 riding on bird scooters 😂😂😂 and say “like teenagers do” 😂😂😂
“what’s your name” “i do not need to give your that” “jack don’t do anything” 💀
Jack could have been the dad's nickname for his son
@@ceebee sure....nickname jack, real name fred XD
@@radscorpion8or Jackson.
That officer with zero breathalyzer definitely has a psychological "watchman complex". He'd ruined lad's evening, showed "his power over him", afterwards showed no remorse, instead, he is satisfied and very proud of himself. Somebody, get him A CAB!
No, not ACAB lol, just a shiddy cop.
He is probably a narcisist. He likes having control over people. He was having fun. Very disgusting.
6:06 "im not gonna hit you i promise" BRO IS EDUCATED
200IQ!!!
SO THEY LEFT BEFORE ONE OF THEM LOST THIER JOB 😂😂😂😂😂😂 WELL DONE BROTHER 😂😂😂😂😂😂 100% RESPECT 🙏 😂
“He bombed sobriety” dude passes with flying colors on all accounts
That made me sick to even think that's what kind of cops out there
Sure, police are allowed to tell all kinds of lies to suspects and ordinary citizens, but, if they file a false report, they are screwed.
Power tripping pos😂
In the first case the Chief of Police was not only corrupt but also perverse.
What a disgrace.
I haven't had many interactions with the police over my 73 years but I have had a few stops. Usually the officer will ask the usual questions - where are you coming from, where are you headed? Knowing that the only legal requirement is to provide your license, registration, and insurance, I refused to answer questions. When I do this, I remain calm, become exceedingly polite and respectful but firm and resolute in my position. This frustrates the hell out of the less than intelligent officer because you won't help them convict you. There isn't a lawyer in the country that will advise anyone to talk to the police.
I've had a few speeding tickets over the years without any drama, but I am fed up with police in these videos asking where you're going/where you're coming from. That's none of their business and if I ever get stopped again, I'll follow your lead and refuse to answer! Wish me luck.
Is that the Black Guy they had on THE BACHELOR once that really was not 100 per Black❓
@@bonitahobbs2374what does that got to do with what they’re saying
Right do not talk to cops unless you are filing some kind of claim
😂😂😂 officer winters got froze out. Kid had every right to clown him.
Whoever came up with Bodycams is a total G.
Probably UA-cam😂
I loved this, especially the very end. My fear of confrontation has allowed cops to terrify me so much. It felt so familiar seeing how they talked to and treated them. It felt so so good to see people sticking up for themselves, I wish I had that courage.
It's always good to know the law and have the courage to answer them back. And not get intimidated by them..
You should all get them back. They'd stop.
In every case imaginable you can bet that on the street the officer has the ball. But when you get to the courtroom you are in charge and they know that. The confidence comes from getting educated. Know your rights. Work hard to find out what your rights are because they don't put it out there in plain sight for everybody to see, that would be fair play and the powers that be don't like that.
Don’t worry most people start shaking once cops show up
Remember if you have not committed a crime they literally cant do anything, most of them are dumb so it even becomes interesting to talk to them
Having said that, i have met respectful officers and they act differently, it has everything to do with their intellectual abilities, sadly most are just dumb
You realize a lot of these people get either severely tortured or shot to death in their homes the next day, right? Not to mention "random incidents" like being killed by a drunk driver for example, or killed in a "random" corner store robbery? These videos will never tell you the whole story.
“The worst kind of criminal is the Law Enforcement criminal .”-J.N.
Bad cops everywhere. They're on such a power trip. Dangerous.
"Not when its 50 cc and you have a permit for it"
That was so smart of him because the cops knee they were in the wrong and kept accusing
Cop: What's your name?
Kid:i dont have to tell you
Cop: Yes, you do
Dad:Jack, dont tell him!!
Real life Dad's Army 😂😂
lol
Kid: love ya dad!
LMAO..
Easy mistake for someone with an IQ of 200
🤣🤣🤣 LAMFAO-- 💀💀
@@michaelbecket4901 Love you too Jack! Oh, doh!
That second cop wanted that kid so bad, I love how the kid wanted a word with the officer and told him he was very disappointed in him like a mad parent 😅😅😅😂 I’m dead, that kid seemed fine the whole time I was like this cop just wants to arrest someone
The one with the breathalyzer being stalled, wtf is the officer really thinking here.. He should 100% do the breath test first, the longer he stalls, the lower the BAC gets
These episodes should actually be a show on TV. We all need to be enlightened about the abuses happening out there. How about a class in the schools about knowing your rights? These young folks were smart and impressive. The officers certainly perfected their acting and sadly had no issue being dishonest in their dealings. The whole thing kind of makes the officers look like criminals. They are determined to be right even when they are clearly wrong.
Like COPS the TV show but reversed??
ouht
Most aspects of a cops job ARE crimes, sanctioned by the state.
I experienced something similar a month ago, in a small, quiet city in Germany, in Lübeck. The police accused me of trespassing on someone's private property and claimed that it was forbidden to look at the windows in the houses on the street. I am a foreigner in Germany.
Thumbnail clickbait. Actually not too bad an upload.
Citizens: "Is that a lawful request?"
Every cop ever: "Of course it's a lawful request, I'M THE LAW and I'M REQUESTING!"
Lol
I love when a suspect "fumbles" around with heir paperwork, their automatically a criminal. Some cops have such a god complex, "I know everything and I am right." When simply someone can just be nervous. When you rarely get pulled over, it is an unfamiliar experience.
That wasn't the only reason. You have no idea what they see day in and day out. Just respect the cops. All of these kids, except the last were jerks.
@@marydidyouknow5826Sticking up for yourself is not "being a jerk".
Cops are supposed to be concerned with the LAW and not whether or not someone is a big meanie
@@marydidyouknow5826how's that leather boot taste like?
@@marydidyouknow5826 yea bro just respect the people that would intentionally lock up an innocent person based off their personal agenda. imagine liking your own comment too. pathetic
@@marydidyouknow5826Being a jerk isn't a crime.
that last one- A MILLION DOLLARS? THATS INSANE good on them 🤣
the last cops should be behind bars for assault
It’s so concerning how cops will try to figure out charges they could get to “stick”. What happened to innocent until proven guilty…that’s what happens when you put rewards and bonuses based off arrests/tickets.
They don’t care who’s life they screw up or what it might do to their families…as long as they get that “that a boy” in their file. Disgusting
They do what they are instructed to do
It's a rigged world and most cops are corrupt like this. I hope you understand this. Be careful out there.
@@BellBivDeveau they weren't instructed to do any of that. that entire engagement was a power trip and devolved into a campaign to lie and protect themselves. don't be stupid. holding the individual personally responsible for their actions is the only way. police need to fear the consequences of thier actions.
NO, sorry, they do it because they LIKE to do it!@@BellBivDeveau
That's an absolute "FACT" all cops all over the world have to fill a quota for every month. If they miss the quota to many times the get demoted or put somewhere directing traffic. If they keep missing they monthly quota they get fired. ... Looked it up if you think what I said is bull💩
Stuff like this literally makes my hands shake with anger and fear. How dare they? How do they let these egomaniac, unstable people take positions of authority? Shame on all of them.
Psychopaths are attracted to the police force.
I'm totally with you!
If this is in America I wont be surprised
The deliberate dumifying of cops. Sad to witness what our law enforcement agencies hire now. They are looking for bullies who are not too bright.
@@Baibus1always has been
UNFUCKING Believable!!! So glad it was caught on tape. Those young kids stood strong!!!