"That's a known drug spot" Citezen: that's where I live😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@marcturk4410

4 жыл бұрын

Politically dirty people make the society they live in and they take it out on us ?????? Wow!!!!!!!!

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

I live in a predominately black, low income area so the cops are brutal. I am white but treated the same way.

@hungry57682

4 жыл бұрын

@@crand20033 ummm do you not realize that would indicate race is NOT the reason for their behavior? Maybe it's the crime rates?

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

@@hungry57682 Low income is the reason for their behavior. They have to steal.

@hungry57682

4 жыл бұрын

@@crand20033 do you not realize there are people with low incomes that don't steal? I've been in that category, and never stole.

I'm a teacher, we're watching this video in class right now. Kids need to know this stuff before its too late.

@the5stacys

4 жыл бұрын

Bless you for truly educating your students.

@thehat7017

4 жыл бұрын

What are you even teaching

@DavidRealMusic

4 жыл бұрын

@@thehat7017 Social Studies but I did the video with my homeroom.

@patriotamexicano6235

4 жыл бұрын

We need more teacherasand people thinking like you bro.. Nice teaching stuff kids need 2 really know...

@thehat7017

4 жыл бұрын

@@DavidRealMusic I believe it will only cause problems by making your students fear police,which they shouldn't.

I remember when these videos were all we had. Now we have lawyers, auditors, and civilians filming real world accounts. Thanks to these videos we have more ppl spreading the info. We’ve come far.

@0INFERNO1

8 ай бұрын

Smart phones certainly helped with bringing the offenses to light, sadly there are those who still think filming police should be made illegal. I see it all the time on facebook.

@lion5452

Ай бұрын

Hopefully it changes how police interact with common citizens?

This video changed my life forever. I was being victimized by the police all the time and they couldn't find anything. So I went on to finding out the laws and the rights I had and was able to finally overcome them all.

1. Always Be Calm And Cool 2. You Have The Right To Remain Silent 3. You Have The Right To Refuse Searches 4. Don't Get Tricked! 5. Determine If You’re Free To Go 6. Don’t Expose Yourself 7. Don’t Run 8. Never Touch A Cop 9. Report Misconduct: Be A Good Witness 10. You Don’t Have To Let Them In

@joemaguire5575

3 жыл бұрын

Never trust a cop they are hunters of citizens not your pals

@videolad3057

3 жыл бұрын

@Bill Whittaker Vile boot licker.

@soram5658

3 жыл бұрын

g looks

@SharronDenice

3 жыл бұрын

First Elite thank you

@emchant420

3 жыл бұрын

Dude I got a class assignment that made me watch this and have to list all 10 then u saved me dawg, all I did was copy and paste

I was pulled over at night and followed Mr Murphy’s directions. Turn on interior light, car and radio off, window down, put hands on wheel and kept cool. The cop took my papers and came back and said, “I’m letting you go because this was a good stop. Get your registration updated.” Thank you Mr Murphy.

@TheBerkeleyBeauty

3 жыл бұрын

Nah, bruh. He let you go because he couldn’t find anything on you.

@Platewarp

3 жыл бұрын

TheVeganBerkeleyBeauty He pulled me over because he found my registration to be expired.

@bertorivera1551

3 жыл бұрын

@@Platewarp are you white?

@brianyerby3006

3 жыл бұрын

That ain't always the case

@bruceli9094

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds legit

I have been a lawyer just short of half a century now. I watched this program and I was very impressed. Try and watch it more than once and pay careful attention to everything he says. It can be very useful if the time ever comes. Great job!

@pacifist1360

2 жыл бұрын

Seriously, that hit me home. I didn't know my rights and wasn't really interested in studying my rights on how to deal if ever stopped by police because why should I, I am a law abiding citizen, until one day, two bastard cops decided to tackle me to the ground and hold me at gunpoint for one hour for no reason because I was getting my bus pass from my pocket but the thugs lied that I was reaching for a gun that I never had. I raised my hands up, and the pigs still tackled me to the ground claiming I had a gun in my bag and said that I attacked the officers with a gun even though I had nothing on me besides music and books. They held me at gunpoint for one hour, never checked my ID, nothing, and after they released me, they couldn't stop laughing. I am so pissed at myself that I didn't know my rights because I could have sued the pricks for millions. Now my rights are not useful because cops only assaulted me once in my life, was about 10 years ago. I would love this to happen to me again because now I am so ready and know exactly what to do, so my knowledge of rights such as, not to talk to cops, record them if possible, don't consent to illegal searches and remain silent, and always consult with a lawyer would be so useful. Stupid me didn't report them back then! I would love this to happen to me again!

@DCJNewsMedia

Жыл бұрын

Most excellent. Retired 44 years of public safety service. Bad cops make us good cops like us look bad. We good cops understand that the public safety is our job, but how we effect it is up to each officer. We realized that the public pays our salary and benefits. We are public servants. We must treat people as good as we can. Give benefit of the doubt to people. We must keep our emotions in check no matter what. We are the example to the public. In 1978 we knew this and were Adam 12 type cops. Not perfect but honest and truthful and owned our mistakes and offered apologies to anyone we offended or somehow did wrong by error. The public was quick to accept our apologies and understood we were people just like then. We gave respect 🙏 and we got it 98% of the time. The other 2% were normally thugs but we still gave respect and all ended good. God-bless you and your families 😊 Chief Jones

@charleslewis6047

10 ай бұрын

I would add not if BUT WHEN THE TIME COMES, for it will come sooner than later because we are rapidly being engulfed by a militarized police state.

"Are you a law student or something?" -every cop when you know your rights, as you should.

@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodl6206

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Fax

@jasonvoorheesv1nce904

3 жыл бұрын

It shouldn't be a requirement to be a lawyer or law student to know your rights, that's a requirement for everyone and not just a specific group of people

@sentientnatalie

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonvoorheesv1nce904 It's very telling of their attitude, hostile officers seem to make a note of defence lawyers, or even just someone they think shares that mentality.

@FLiPtHeSWI7CH

Жыл бұрын

And the answer is technically yes

@davidwade5141

8 ай бұрын

Huh

It's a shame, this should be a mandatory course in every schools across the nation.

@marzz1318

4 жыл бұрын

😱😤😤😤

@voice2skull.

4 жыл бұрын

I would have taken it . Better than taking GYM class.😂

@777Skeptic

2 жыл бұрын

It is in a lot of states. We just forget after we graduate.

@nnamdiuyalorjr2896

Жыл бұрын

Agreed.

@windyvista3657

9 ай бұрын

Street law is one of those classes that stands out for utility purposes.

1. Always be cool and calm 2. Be Polite/Respectful 3. Right to refuse searches 4. Don't get tricked 5. Determine if you're free to go. 6. Don't Expose Yourself. 7. Don't Run 8. Never Touch A Cop 9. Report Misconduct be a good witness, 27:25 10. Don't Have To Let Them In.

@izaiaahjahad9240

4 жыл бұрын

Don’t sign anything

@charlesbaldo

4 жыл бұрын

Kalayah Cage let me add to a few. 2 be polite, but say nothing, yes sir no sir should be your most common responses.

@charlesbaldo

4 жыл бұрын

Izaiaah Jahad in some states you have no choice, they can arrest you if you dont sign. All signing is that you have received the ticket. It is not an admision of guilt.

@charlesbaldo

4 жыл бұрын

ElProductonumerouno he may be an actor, but its good information. I find him more respectable than you.

@chrisenglish4380

4 жыл бұрын

Kalayah Cage I need to make these 10 my mantra

I once made the mistake of telling a police officer "you can search me if you want to." Of course, he did.

what sucks is that innocent people have to fear police and if we make a simple mistake or get upset, we could die. it's really messed up.

The moral of the story: Under normal circumstances a warrant is required for any kind of police search, but this rule is void if you consent so *DON’T DO IT.*

@hitty9

4 жыл бұрын

@WTF Kyle Stalin said, show me the man and I'll show you the crime. Hope that isn't over your head.

@investigator77

4 жыл бұрын

@WTF Kyle because nothing good can come of it. You don't set yourself up to be jammed up by some dishonest cops. Most likely they won't be bad cops, but you don't have to voluntarily give up your rights, and HOPE that they aren't. Best to just not allow them to search, period. If they have probably cause then I guess they'll do it eventually, but if they DON"T have PC, then you don't have to stay and let them go on a fishing expedition thru your pockets, your wallet, your car, book bag, handbag, whatever!

@X-Factor-22

4 жыл бұрын

WTF Kyle No sane person wants to deal with unnecessary harassment.

@VJStroud

3 жыл бұрын

WTF Kyle you learned nothing you fool.

@ozium8510

3 жыл бұрын

Why does it matter? Because cops will FRAME you. lol

Just for everyone's information, rule 1 isn't actually law. You can use profanity and rude language all you want, it's not illegal. Its just ill-advised.

@morganmathis3429

5 жыл бұрын

Ill-advised, check.

@brianwalendy3735

5 жыл бұрын

Not everywhere... Some localities have it on the books that inflammatory language is construed as assault.

@taloutezero

5 жыл бұрын

@@brianwalendy3735 Doesn't matter. A good criminal defense lawyer will wordlessly point to the first amendment and it's smooth sailing from there. The constitution trumps any bullshit local rules/laws.

@brianwalendy3735

5 жыл бұрын

@@taloutezero in concept, yes. In reality, if the Constitution trumped local laws, I would not have a record for half the shit I do. Nor would I be risking jail by driving without a license.

@taloutezero

5 жыл бұрын

@@brianwalendy3735 I don't know about "half the shit you do" but driving without a license isn't covered by the constitution so I would expect you to face some legal trouble for that.

Love the "Report Misconduct". Unfortunately, I've run into a situation where I was LITERALLY turned away from 3 precincts when trying to file a report. I was held in my car for 1 hour 42 minutes with 6 squad cars surrounding me. I didn't get a ticket and I explained why I was parked where I was (legally, keys out of my ignition). I was writing a sympathy card to my best friend who owned the home and had just lost her father. Apparently, a neighbor didn't recognize my car and called 9-1-1. I was polite. Had no weapons. Handed over my DL even though I didn't have to b/c I was not driving. I'm also a grandmother who is white but drive what I was told is a gangster car(?). I doubt many gangsters are driving around in school bus yellow coupes, but whatever. They wanted to search my car. I asked why. "We just do." I said no. I think the young female officer who arrived first called for backup for some reason. After all the other officers came with lights flashing, it seemed she started looking for any thing to "get me on". I asked several times if I could leave my car and go into my friends house. Nope. I was told I was NOT detained BUT their police cars literally had me pinned in and they wouldn't move for 1 hour and 42 mins. One officer stayed leaning on my door to keep me from opening it and getting out. I had bare the brunt of a young officer being over zealous I went to the appropriate precinct to file a complaint and got the rum around and sent to two other locations. At the third place, I was sent back to the first precinct. If this is how they treat an old grandmother they find fully and legally parked writing in a sympathy card, I can't imagine how they treat young minorities. This little yellow convertible was my mid-life crisis car, I suppose. After the above happened, I got pulled over once every 3-4 months -- never cited. Three years ago, I got a vanity plate that is "LAWRUP" and haven't had a single stop since.

@elizabeth84266

10 ай бұрын

I thought at the end, you’d have sold the car and bought a gray Camry lol. The vanity plate had me laughing! 😂

Other rules include: Nothing is "Off the Record," Police lie all the time and claim stuff is off the record when it's not, Police can legally lie to you saying they have a warrant or probable cause when they don't, and yes, the police are specifically looking for trouble (makes it easier to give you an arrest or citation). Don't give it to them. Also, the "good cop/bad cop" dichotomy is a tactic itself. One cop will specifically act warm and friendly to gain your trust and cooperation as well as to distract you, while the other will be up to something and/or waiting for their moment to intimidate or arrest you. Cops never betray each other, and sometimes 1 cop alone will take on both roles to throw you off. Remember this is a game to them, and especially in poor areas, cops sometimes challenge each other on who can write the most citations, make the most arrests, or pull the most people over.

@Darkstar-ux5yo

3 жыл бұрын

That’s disgusting abuse of power

@alihamud322

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

@danielhoward8354

3 жыл бұрын

SURE there is stuff off the record but only what they want to leave off

@indigothecat

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielhoward8354 Oh of course, not doubting that. This is more during interrogation, when one cop pretends to turn off a recording device and then goes, "this is off the record." You as the detainee/arrestee are NEVER off the record.

My stepdad who was in lawenforcement told me dont ever talk to the police! So I never told him anything at home lol.

@MultiNailz

4 жыл бұрын

No disrespect to your step dad but that last sentence cracked me up 👍😀

@aboundinggrace8763

4 жыл бұрын

Hilarious

@robishere7339

4 жыл бұрын

@@MultiNailz I'm sure they're in the same social network! :-)~ Dah, almost forgot; I gottah write that one down in case I need material for amateur night a Yuk Yuk's. I steel from the chilren of cops! At least their one-liners

@Bernacide

3 жыл бұрын

My mom is retired NYPD and she drilled those lessons into me as well! Thank God! I'm always shocked at the amount of ignorance in this country when it comes to this ESSENTIAL knowledge! ... And then I remember just how stealthy and powerful propaganda can be

@NIKNAK1

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is one of the best videos on the internet. Every citizen in the US should be required to watch this.

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

It should be taught in school and as the first thing you learn in kindergarten.

@blindsquirrelsnut7939

4 жыл бұрын

Amen I agree completely

@jackfenn7524

4 жыл бұрын

No, requiring us to do ANYTHING is clearly also a violation of our Constitutional rights. (But it is a damned good idea!)

@ltsoul9751

4 жыл бұрын

They should teach this in schools

@TerryProthero

Жыл бұрын

It is an excellent video. And it's very balanced in terms of telling people to be polite and cooperative but to also know their rights.

The problem is.... We the people have to prove that we are innocent, when it's supposed to be the State or government to prove your guilty

@Danielperez-to6vh

Жыл бұрын

Your statement will prove more so evident as the US moves more and more to fascism!

I sat on a jury when he was the defense attorney. He's very good

"They can't come in without a warrant, but can come in if you invite them in." police are vampires confirmed.

@M1NDR34D3R

7 жыл бұрын

They can come in, it's just illegal. You get to report it as such afterwards.

@ianbattles7290

7 жыл бұрын

Funny, when ANYONE ELSE enters my home without permission, I'm allowed to shoot them.

@M1NDR34D3R

7 жыл бұрын

Ian Battles Depends on where you live, but yeah. You don't have the right to shoot authorities who search your place, even if it's unlawful. If their search is unlawful, and they try to prosecute you for anything they find, you can easily dismiss that evidence in court though. So you have no reason to resist if they barge in. Just clearly tell them that you don't give consent, and hope they don't go further outside of the law to nail you.

@jasonharvote4093

7 жыл бұрын

M1NDR34D3R ya thats what right to bear arms and right to protect yourself is/was for if a cop burst in whats point of no consented if youll be dead to hide their fault.

@myjoy211

6 жыл бұрын

I was in a really bad relationship for years and one night he became very abusive and a neighbor heard the struggle and called the police which I was actually thankful for UNTIL..... They knocked on the door and asked to come in... I said sure.... Once inside he asked if he could look around a little... I didn't realize I could say no and wasn't really worried about it.... 20 minutes later there are three cops tearing apart my entire house... And threatening several times to '' bring in the k9 crew'' I was like... Bring it on.. I was angry... No dogs showed up but after about 45 minutes they came across a bud of weed about the size of my thumbnail in a drawer.... I was handcuffed and taken to jail and my boyfriend was set free because it was My house and even though the weed was his... It was on my property.... So I got beat up by my x.. Then raided by the police whom I thought were there to protect me.... Then arrested handcuffed and booked... I fought it and tge charge was reduced to disturbing the peace.... So fucked up.. I've never again in 8 years... See cops as protecting and serving... Lost total faith... Id like to mention I had no prior record besides a dui from ten years before when I was just 21...my boyfriend had a long rap sheet...

That attorney is real af

@jackfenn7524

4 жыл бұрын

He is great!

@Afrimusican

4 жыл бұрын

@@jackfenn7524 Well shyeeeet he did represent Clay Davis

"No need for the attitude there, BRO" 🤣🤣🤣 I WAS CRACKING UP

@marioboyd557

2 жыл бұрын

🐽 Will use that to trigger you

Last part with that innocent Grandma was a heartbreaker! 💔

Rule 1. Be polite and calm. Rule #2. Wear a smart phone chest holster with your smart phone in the middle of your chest that you activate with a voice command which then automatically records video and audio of your interaction with the police and automatically stores it in the cloud. This is your best first defense.

@quinn1166

2 жыл бұрын

nobody’s gonna do that lmao

@parisjaniah1503

2 жыл бұрын

@@quinn1166 right they thought they ate

@YourMajesty143

Жыл бұрын

If you're in a vehicle, a rearview mirror cam and dash cam are enough to record you. Also, you're allowed to whip out your phone and record a police encounter while an officer is on duty. If you're in a state that has private citizen consent laws, then you'll need to announce to bystanders that you're recording an incident, so that legally you're protected from being accused of filming people without their awareness. Otherwise, an officer is not legally allowed to stop you recording or to take your phone from you. They might try to claim obstruction of justice, but you're well within your rights to keep recording and to let the officer know that if in fact you are obstructing, the video will act as evidence of that fact. The officer knows full well that a judge will throw out the "obstruction" excuse, bc it doesn't hold water. Stand your ground, but do not resist if things do escalate, as your safety is an absolute priority. Make sure you have an app that stores deleted videos or photos in a secret backup folder, in case an officer tries to confiscate your phone and erase any evidence within it. An automatic backup to a cloud is also another option, but just be sure to consider having an app as backup, bc clouds can fail to upload or may not be able to save any data if memory is full.

@leazawacki4966

Жыл бұрын

@@quinn1166 its a joke

@e.j.alcairo8195

Жыл бұрын

It's better to have a dual dash cam instead.

I came here because I read that my local Sheriff's Department held a meeting for the public and showed this video. I can't believe it!

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

Police are not trained in any of this. They violate your rights.

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

And then they expect you to pay for a lawyer and if you can't you are convicted.

@jackfenn7524

4 жыл бұрын

God bless that Sheriff's Department.

Every teacher in every public school system should be required to show this to every single graduating class, it would help prevent alot of mishaps

@abitcrazy22

7 ай бұрын

Might better to start in middle school, with repeat viewing of the videos every single year. A course required to graduate. Sad; we don't teach civics in this country anymore, and that is why the GQP now can lie with impunity, and the mass of people are ignorant of how government works.

16 was my first poor interaction with an officer. Traffic stop. Pulled me out of my vehicle, put me in the back of his car, and threatened me. Gave me a warning on paper as well. When I went to complain they apologized, and said it happened before. They made it sound like he wouldn’t be working any longer. I am not sure if anything was done. I didn’t really have parents, but I’m glad I was strong enough to at least go in. There was another time Christmas Day. I was pulled over for running a stop sign 🙄I did not. He then asked me at 7a with my daughter in the passenger seat if I had been drinking. That’s when I got upset. Here I was a broke ass single mom, in my beater, after my 10th 12hr third shift in a row. Didn’t get a warning or a badge number that day. None of us are safe, but I’m very grateful for the good officers.

So I noticed a few things here that weren’t mentioned. When the guy gets pulled over (in the “good” example: 1. Doesn’t keep his hands in sight and on the steering wheel. 2. Makes sudden movements when reaching for his ID/Licence. 3. Reaches behind his back to pull his shirt up when he steps out the car door. 4. Stands with his hands behind his back while speaking to the police officer. I’ve seen enough cop videos to know people have been shot by twitchy cops for much less than that. ALWAYS keep your hands in view and make slow, calm movements.

@hopedream11

4 ай бұрын

Furtive movements police call it. AKA you reach for waistband you die usually used to defend themselves against unlawful shootings. Or the fear for your life examples etc.

@hopedream11

4 ай бұрын

Think this needs an update mentioning this because it's been the cause of ALOT of shootings. Even if your innocent and did nothing wrong. (This doesn't matter to them) Cops are gangsters but legal. Remember they have been found to be in them.

I like this lawyer. Hell no don't let the police in!

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

The might find drugs or weapons belonging to another and blame you.

@DrRichtofenXx

4 жыл бұрын

@@crand20033 not even that look up the police officers planting drugs and the only thing that cleared the individuals was that the dummy police officers didn't realize the chest cams still were recording and they got caught and charged.

@jackfenn7524

4 жыл бұрын

And don't talk to them, or help them harass your neighbor, or do anything which violates any part of the US Constitution.

the police might also plant drugs or a weapon in your car so never consent to a search

@ryanthompson2893

3 жыл бұрын

In the us that doesn’t usually happen. But you never know.

@alexthiedmann4734

3 жыл бұрын

@@ryanthompson2893 It actually happens a fair amount in the US, the only times i've seen a person beat it in court were the ones with cameras.

@danielhoward8354

3 жыл бұрын

@@ryanthompson2893 define usually . Do you want to take that chance? It should never happen

@ruchisharma7019

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryanthompson2893 A cop was caught planting drugs on 120 people he pulled over during his career in you guessed it murica

Only 3.9 million views in 8 years?? Just show that people are more interested in "WAP" than maintaining their rights.

@princejustin5465

3 жыл бұрын

💯💯

@paulotorres2831

3 жыл бұрын

Or youtube recommendations is dumb

@miahsouthy9158

3 жыл бұрын

Why bring Wap into this? 🙄

@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodl6206

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah true, this needs to be recommended

@shrutikaparli8276

3 жыл бұрын

Or staying alive for that matter

things that should be more focused in school..

@talostheking8529

8 жыл бұрын

Dude, you learn this in school. pay attention

@xxcookiexmonsterxx00

8 жыл бұрын

Noo you dont dude! Talos The King​

@kingsquabo

8 жыл бұрын

+Talos The King in what class 🤔

@suomynona

8 жыл бұрын

+Emily Serafin guy must be a tweaker

@pandamoniumasylumn

8 жыл бұрын

Government class its usually a semester class in your senior year of H.S. they talk about laws, bill of rights, etc.

You forgot: whenever you see a police encounter coming, turn your camera on

@jackfenn7524

4 жыл бұрын

Damn good advice.

@tomlirk1309

4 жыл бұрын

No that’s just dumb if you see someone else then you could record it but a cop pulls up on the car and sees you quickly grabbing your phone then to that officer he is trained to make quick life saving decisions and say he ends up thinking that’s a gun and that’s understandable what if that phone was a gun the officer doesn’t know that and you don’t wanna be a dibshit and get yourself hurt by Making a quick action

@itselifr

4 жыл бұрын

Thomas Lyons agree but if you record it and they do something illegal you have a recording and can press charges

@jacobrobles688

4 жыл бұрын

Thomas Lyons record every police encounter you ever see or are a part of.

@estellashannon2142

4 жыл бұрын

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I remember watching this video about 15 years ago before it was cool to make videos and First Amendment Audits. This man is such a blessing to American citizens and especially communities of color. I have learned so much through police interactions and am glad that this information was given for free.

GIve it an "A" for production value. A "D" for the acting and a "C" for the cheese.

@augustuscordero8215

4 жыл бұрын

Underrated comment

@robishere7339

4 жыл бұрын

Cops, real cops, actually do act in real life, and yes there acting may be as bad as a sales rep in a clothing store who says hi to you like they've known you all their life. Too many people fall for the Good Cop friendly banter. If there weren't schmucks in the world the cops would different tactics. People who are friendly are people I never trust. You don't have to be friendly with a real friend, and you don't have to say thank you when they let you borrow their car. Friends don't need to use these verbal contrivences. Too friendly = what do you want from me. They go after the low hanging fruit. Most Bankers on Wall Street get off with a bribe, I mean a fine. How long did it take for the serial rapist Bill Cosbey to go to jail. And what about the Catholic Church child abuse scandal that has lasted over 2000 years, and is what inspired the Marque De Sade to write his novels which would be considered child pornography if they weren't of historical, cultural, educational value; and a part the Western Cannon of Literature. You can't stop history from happening. That was two senstences ago.

@IdrewmyProfilePicture

4 жыл бұрын

@Eric Wesson 1-800-Boris Law LOL

@camalanorris5515

4 жыл бұрын

@@robishere7339 Wall Street gets off with bribes...I mean fines...😂😂😂 Best quote of the day!!

@the1trueblackgod812

3 жыл бұрын

This video is for ignoramuses.

One thing he should have said DO NOT move your hands out of the sight of the officer withought letting him know what you are doing first. Cop - License, Registration and Insurance You - Officer my license and insurance cards are in my back right pocket in my wallet and my Registration is in the glove compartment which would you prefer I get you first? ( NO ATTITUDE )

@Zentraleinheite

8 жыл бұрын

This is true. When I'm pulled over--especially at night--for mine and the officer's safety I turn on the cabin light & place my hands either on the wheel or ceiling and. I always tell them what I do before I move, "My insurance is in my glovebox." before rifling through it. Also, unfortunately, many people who act super defensive and watch these videos typically are trying to get away with something...lol.

@2AForever-wi8yj

8 жыл бұрын

+Levi Westbrook those people should make quick jerky movements for all I care

@mjdriscoll2110

8 жыл бұрын

+R Kurtz Great point by you and Levi below.

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, I was going over 100 mph? Oh, oh, I'm going to jail.

The following conversation actually took place between a police officer and myself while walking down the road, high. Officer: Hi, how are you doing today? Me: I'm fine, officer, how about yourself? O: I'm fine. We have a report of a burglary committed by someone that fits your description. M: That's not good. O: I'm going to need to see your ID I obliged O: Would you have anything to do with it? M: No, Officer. O: Do you mind if I look in your bag for any items that may have been stolen? I had a bowl in my bag. M: I'm sorry, Officer, but I do not consent to any searches. O: It's just to clear your name as a suspect. M: I'm sorry, Officer, I'm not consenting to any searches. O: What do you have to hide? M: I respectfully decline to answer any more questions without a lawyer present. Am I being detained, or am I free to go, Officer? O: Have a good night. M: You as well, Officer, I hope you find him. Then I left. Could have been arrested for the paraphernalia had I let him search my bag. There was also never any article in the newspaper about a burglary that night.

@mehall.

5 жыл бұрын

goddamned government, so now bowls are illegal too? first the plates, then the pots and now the bowls smh

@jjv2cantrememberlogindetai363

5 жыл бұрын

Matthew Carty Little did you know, it was the police officer that robbed the house and was trying to trick you 😉

@mikiwub3696

5 жыл бұрын

that was beautiful.

@bormisha

5 жыл бұрын

I was once stopped at a bus stop by police in the late evening. Was fully cooperative. They checked my ID, then thoroughly searched me, including every bit of my purse. Then they interrogated like why am I being here at this time in the part of the town where I don't live. I had to explain everything and was very stressed. Couldn't imagine that I'd have to give them reasons for simply exercising the freedom of movement. It can get very intimidating if you start answering questions. I was totally clean and sober. They let me go, but it was pretty stressful. So drawing a line to interrogation and searching would be probably a better option.

@DwyaneWadeCounty

5 жыл бұрын

Can the cops do that, come up with a fake burglary report just to trap you in?

Eric Garner was the one who really started the I Cant Breath movement when he was choked out in NY

I am a WHITE, CONSERVATIVE, CANADIAN, MALE. I stumbled on this video and decided to watch just to see what the “other side” has to say. While policing rules are a little different up here, I like the information delivered in this video. I can’t begin to understand what the citizens and police in your country and especially big cities. I think for the regular lawful citizen rule number one is most important. Most bad situations between citizens and police can be avoided with rule number one. I agree not all cops are good cops, but this will really help not to escalate crappy situations. Thanks for this post.

"Officer, am I being detained?" "No, citizen, you are not being detained." "Officer, am I free to go?" "No, citizen, you are NOT free to go." "So, officer, I am being detained." "No, citizen, you are NOT being detained, but you are NOT free to go!" WHAT???????

@viliamisekona960

5 жыл бұрын

[FCClan]The Stranger There going against the right then... If I’m correct

@NiceMuslimLady

5 жыл бұрын

@@viliamisekona960 Yes

@Kipple-wp7pd

4 жыл бұрын

detain is a step away from arrest, free to go is about the situation. the way the comment is made it can seem confusing but it what about this: there's a robbery, you match the description. You may not be detained but aren't free to go till the officer can clear your involvement, which can be as simple as finding the actually robber. (walterrific had this happen, he was stopped for matching description, he wasn't free to go but was never detained)

@NiceMuslimLady

4 жыл бұрын

@@Kipple-wp7pd No. If you are not free to go, you ARE being detained. If you are not being be detained, you MUST be free to go, or you ARE being detained. To say otherwise makes no sense! You can't "resist arrest" if you are NOT being detained!!!

@Kipple-wp7pd

4 жыл бұрын

@@NiceMuslimLady that debunks your own statement then... or are you just being inconsistent for the sake of arguing?

lmao "I know my rights mothafucka, get out my face, ima sue you!" had me dying.

@TerryProthero

Жыл бұрын

That's a pretty realistic depiction in some cases. There are a lot of dumb people who end up getting arrested because of that kind of thing.

When I saw the opening credits I noticed the name of the cinematographer was "Alex Winter". I thought it was Bill from Bill and Ted but darn it was a different Alex Winter. That would have been great! Like one of the rules could be "trap them in a garbage can". 😄

I saved this video 8 years ago!! It's still relevant

I can’t believe I have to watch this in 2020 because of recent events 🥺

@jacobrobles688

4 жыл бұрын

These are incredibly important rights to remember. Record every police encounter you see and are a part of

@rasheedlewest8131

4 жыл бұрын

indeed I watch this just because of that

@dyingonthebeach6705

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@dwnation3608

4 жыл бұрын

That’s crazy 😂😂

@ur8up2jabberwocky79

4 жыл бұрын

THEN IT IS OBVIOUS YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND YOUR RIGHTS OR THE LAW....

I want to say thank you to you Mr. Murphy, a few years ago I came across this video. A few weeks later my sister was driving me somewhere and we were pulled over. Even though my sister is six years older than I am she freaks out when authority is in her face. He told my sister that he had pulled her over because our license plate was missing. I informed him that the license plate was on the dash and since we had gotten into a wreck it was a little bent but we were told by another cop it was alright. He told me to shut up and that he wasn't speaking to me, I respectively told him that he didn't need to be rude. He then pulled his gun from the holder and told us to get out of the car, he then told my sister that he would be going through the car. I told him that he had no reason to do so and that and he did not have permission. I asked him if we were detained and if we could leave. He decided to tower over me and told me to sit down and shut up so he could speak with the adult. I repeated that he did not need to be rude and if we were allowed to leave. Through this all my sister was freaking out and shaking because a very tall big man stood over us with his weapon pulled. The whole thing was very scary but with your rules I was able to handle the situation in a way that we were able to get out of there without getting our car torn apart. So thank you very much :)

In your house, car or walking down the street; you can't get away from these people. All you have are your rights and you have to hope they work.

This is another one of the best videos I saw about what to do when being stopped by the police. I highly recommend this video to all of you in the USA who get stopped by the police.

This video has literally saved me a lot of time and trouble. Thanks for putting it out there.

@gm4321

5 жыл бұрын

Don't you get that YOU are not secure in your Rights? You think that reverse manipulation, which works for you, is a good alternative. You just assist them in the projection of constitutionally inappropriate power. Nothing more.

@jiminstinyhands7776

5 жыл бұрын

G M what are you saying

one rule to remember cops are not there to become your friend, take the 5th.

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

You can't if someone else is standing right next to you accusing and pointing the finger you.

@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodl6206

3 жыл бұрын

What’s the fifth?

Hey Billy Murphy, Haven't heard that name in awhile. Thank you for giving our brothers some good and valuable information to help save their lives. God Bless You.

Thank you for sharing this. Your kindness is well appreciated.

I don't consent to searches. Am I being detained, or am I free to go?

@hypehillbilly4704

5 жыл бұрын

Damodar R you forgot I don't answer any questions, I want to speak to a attorney

@notoverlyacerbic9574

5 жыл бұрын

Reaction = deploy taser

@taloutezero

5 жыл бұрын

@@notoverlyacerbic9574 Reaction to reaction: winning case, fired officer(s) and possibly some earnings from damages.

@ThomasOlsenJr76333

5 жыл бұрын

@@taloutezero you sound like a sue-happy individual that intentionally goes around looking for a confrontation with cops, you deserve whatever a cop ends up doing to you!

@taloutezero

5 жыл бұрын

@@ThomasOlsenJr76333 Why am I as a citizen expected to behave a certain way but when an officer missteps I have to forgive it? If an officers job is to uphold the law (protecting is not part of their job, supreme court decision) then why is it so fucking hard for them to do it? Treating everyone as if they don't know their rights is the problem that needs addressing.

Legend has it he still that cop still has that dude's License and registration 🤣🤣

@whysguy1340

3 жыл бұрын

For real? ...........lol

I watched this video many times. I never got bored with it

That door chain though. Whooooooo Love this video and am subscribing and sharing.

The sad thing is that this video is important. 😥

I saw this video years ago, thanks for posting it! 1) Remain Clam , cool and non-confrontational. 2)Keep your hands in plain view at all times. 3) Never touch an officer 4) "I don;t consent to searches" 5) Are you detaining me or am I free to go?" 6) Ask for a lawyer 7) Report misconduct LATER and don't argue. It is absurd that we are the ones who need to calm down (some) law enforcement officers.

Great videos. Even the video was made 8 years ago, many individuals, interacted with police, were still breaking these 10 laws.

Some parts of this film are silly. However, I think every person in America should watch this film.

laws should be changed so that police man NOT be able to lie to you under ANY circumstance

@likeanub1996

8 жыл бұрын

+bayingjase2006 What about undercovers when they get asked if they are a cop or not?

@nate5292

8 жыл бұрын

+LikeANub Are you stupid? This is obviously an exception.

@LiamPorterFilms

8 жыл бұрын

+Nate Dogg to say "not under ANY circumstance" excludes exceptions

@ramonsanchez4711

8 жыл бұрын

+Retinend i actually think THERE SHOULD BE NO EXCEPTIONS.

@LiamPorterFilms

8 жыл бұрын

Ramon Sanchez you think undercover cops should be made to ensure their own death by being legally compelled to say something?

7:20 Remain calm, don't get aggressive 10:30 Remain silent, if you choose to do so 12:24 "I don't consent to searches" 13:48 Don't get tricked 14:31 Ask if you are free to go 18:21 Don't expose yourself 21:20 Don't run! 27:23 Report police misconduct 33:50 You do not need to let the cops in without a warrant

@PoonSlayer

Жыл бұрын

best comment

@PoonSlayer

Жыл бұрын

giving it the respect it deserves after 8 years

@franco5046

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Thank you, to EVrybody that liked an put this into rotation into my suggested videos ect. .... Seriously!

Imagine your country being so broken you need rules to talk with the police. To serve and protect huh

@sergeantsilly-pantsjackson1942

3 жыл бұрын

Local Municipal Tyrants

@whatcouldgowrong6224

2 жыл бұрын

Yah its a joke lol hahhaha these cops none of the yonger gen respects them its

That's the nicest public housing I've ever seen

Rule #11, NEVER go to the station to try filing a complaint! All that's likely to happen is you're given the run-around, and from that point on the cops will make it a point to harass or even outright terrorize you... even going so far as to arrest you on false charges!

@edevos3108

7 ай бұрын

It is best to retain an attorney and have that lawyer file the complaint for you. Police are well known for retaliation against citizens who complain. However, they are scared of lawyers, and if they know you are associated with an attorney, they will back off.

Thank you so much! I will share this valuable information with my social circle! 🙏🏽

I don’t answer questions, you got I.D.? Where you going? What’s your phone number or SS card? Everything everything everything???? This guy is is living in a dream world, just say I don’t answer questions, get a car cam, and use your phone to video anytime you can!!! Anything and everything will be held against YOU !!!

"We got a new safety program can we search your home" "Hell no" HAHA I'm dead! This video is very helpful and informative.

"if they don't respect us why should we respect them?" Sharks, lions, tigers and bears don't respect you but you respect them.. also alligators and tornadoes.. fire.. it is about avoiding danger and bad consequences not about showing them respect.. basic self preservation techniques.

@rich763690

7 жыл бұрын

THOSE CREATURES DIFFERENT KINDS OF INTELLIGENCE. COMPARED TO BI-PEDS..........

@drehardin

7 жыл бұрын

Smarmy Ninja or shoot first......

@thegigadykid1

5 жыл бұрын

Cops are humans with weak ego. Don't deserve my respect. I don't respect lions or tigers I fear them.

@alexandercrush

5 жыл бұрын

Don't respect the person but you are forced to respect the Badge.

@faithfollower1984

5 жыл бұрын

@@thegigadykid1 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯💯

There should be free workshops up and down the country for anyone interested in learning their rights and how to conduct ourselves during encounters with police officers.

Love this video!!! Subscribed knowledge is POWER!

"They're kinda' like a legal condom. Say 'em with me!" "Legal Con- I'm going to remain silent. I'd like to see a lawyer."

@IronllamaZero

6 жыл бұрын

It's like a condom in that you're probably still going to get fucked, but you'll have a degree of protection.

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

No it's not, not if the actual perpetrator who attacked you is right next you to pointing the finger at you.

Do yourself a favor, read professor James Duane's book, "you have the right to be innocent".

@the5stacys

4 жыл бұрын

Thx for the advice. Will look it up.

@j10001

4 жыл бұрын

At least look up his videos on KZread. In a recent talk he points out that supreme court opinions have changed recently and made it much harder to look innocent while maintaining silence. The book is like $5 on Amazon and tells you exactly how to maintain your rights and your innocence.

@the5stacys

4 жыл бұрын

@@j10001 thank you for the recommend

@jonbelljon

4 жыл бұрын

hmmm, two people named James backing up a book by James, huh? Seems suspicious to me.

@j10001

4 жыл бұрын

Jon Bell Hahaha!

Great great job!!! Everyone did great!

This is a Great video. Thank you for taking the time to create it for us.

one of the best videos on KZread.... Period.... THANK YOU SO MUCH!

This video is very informative and helpful and I will definitely try to remember these tips, but it still doesn't solve the question "why do we have to act this way in the first place?" I'm second generation Japanese-American. I visit Japan every 2-3 years due to all my relatives residing there. There's a 180 degree difference on how Japanese police treat the public and how citizens treat the police. I've been stopped before by a Japanese officer because I flicked my cigarette butt. He said "I'm very sorry for the intrusion, but you cannot flick cigarette butts. It's against the law. I'm sorry may I see your ID?" An officer in the states would've said something like "HEY! Why did you do that? You didn't see me standing there? Show me your ID!" I said I don't have a Japanese ID but I do have my US driver's license and passport (he then looked a little confused because I speak fluently and look 100% Japanese). He checked them and asked me what I was doing in Japan. After his very polite police interrogation, he gave me a 5min lecture on how cigarettes are bad for you and that he used to be a smoker. The encounter ended him asking if I knew my way back to my aunt's condo. To me he was the textbook example on how police officers should approach and treat the public. He never gave me an order, he asked. I know police officers in other countries act like this too. Police in the US really needs to learn from other countries.

@robertp457

4 жыл бұрын

The answer to your question is right in your post "and how citizens treat the police" People are terrible to US Police officers all the time: they waste time asking stupid questions they already know the answers to, they refuse to provide their identification, they argue, they lie, they act like a-holes, and they try to kill the police officers just so they don't have to go to jail.

@crand20033

4 жыл бұрын

Because he knows most people in Japan don't have guns so you are no threat to him. In America, there are more guns than people.

@jackfenn7524

4 жыл бұрын

No training for cops here in the USA. In England, TWO YEARS of training!

@IstasPumaNevada

Жыл бұрын

@@crand20033 Tell me; how does it make more sense to be more unnecessarily rude and disrespectful to people you think are more likely to be armed? :) The problem with U.S. police cannot be blamed on the general population.

@crand20033

Жыл бұрын

@@IstasPumaNevada Police are afraid and wary of US citizens. They approach everyone as if they are gonna be killed and ready to draw their guns.

Very informative, certainly changed my perspective

This is very informative thank you uploader. When the guy turned around with the black eye I laughed hard it was the combination of voice over and the actors face.

Refusing random searches might be difficult in other countries, but I think the moral principle behind the idea is universal.

Surprising that the cop didn;t plant something in his car or on his person like they often do.

@username6135

5 жыл бұрын

it has happened

To the point, no bias, very informative, thx u

This is one of the best videos I have seen on this. Be polite and cooperative, but it's also important to know your rights. Too many people either go to one extreme or the other. They are complete jerks to police and end up creating unnecessary problems for themselves. And then you have other people who are far too cooperative. They make incriminating statements or consent to searches when they shouldn't. As for showing an ID, just show your ID if asked. That's not the hill you want to die on. My bank teller requires an ID. I'm not going to be worried about showing it to a cop. But definitely file a complaint concerning misconduct. As for them coming to door, you might want to answer to find out what they want. But don't invite them in unless you need their assistance, and don't consent to a search. And be very careful about what questions you answer. If they are trying to interrogate you or are trying to accuse you of a crime, exercise your fifth amendment rights and end the conversation. If the police enter without your consent, don't resist them. But make it clear you are not giving consent. If you are uncertain whether they have the legal right, this might help you later in court. Evidence illegally obtained can be thrown out.

You know damn well, they'd never forgot that dub in the couch lol

To all participants involved Thank you for producing this video!! It is very informative about exercising my rights. To know these rules are as important ever these days, so y’all are providing a very appreciated civil service. So good on ya’!!

My school was too busy teaching me how to calculate the trajectory of a cannonball, so I could be a more efficient servant to the system. They didn't have the time or interest in teaching me how to protect myself from systematic abuse.

@scottmatheson3346

3 жыл бұрын

How the hell is knowing how to calculate the trajectory of a cannonball going to make you a more efficient servant to the system? I think you are giving them too much credit.

This Dude Is Amazing..!!

I just wanted to say, "THANK YOU!"

This video should be shown in all schools.

I think everyone should watch this. Especially BLM and inner city youth.

Everybody should be watching this video, including police officers.

Still shouldn't be a police state. Why are cops allowed to harass you. And where is their punishment if they didn't honor your rights.

@2AForever-wi8yj

8 жыл бұрын

+Bob Farrell you have no clue what a POLICE STATE is

@mdlindsey

8 жыл бұрын

+R Kurtz If he lives in America (especially the east or west coast) he knows a police state very well.

@mdlindsey

8 жыл бұрын

***** People having zero rights and seen only as means to an end goal for the government is called Facism. I think you just have your definitions mixed up. :)

@2AForever-wi8yj

8 жыл бұрын

+Dan L in a police state both of you would have disappeared by now

@mdlindsey

8 жыл бұрын

R Kurtz Even people in North Korea get on the deep web. But you raise an interesting point, you have made a false statement which you believe is true because you based it on the perceived power of said government. You have been brain washed into believing the government is so mighty that it could not only find, but also track and arrest the poster of a message within an hour. They are not that powerful, not even close. But, they are trying to become that powerful. They want 24/7 surveillance of absolutely everything, and it's getting close, but this is why we're waking up and seeing that it is in fact a police state and doing everything we can to reverse the tides of this degenerative change.

You guys should do a video about laws on recording police encounters.

Thank u so much for ur educational videos I've learned so much..

BOSS video. Thank you.

I always thought if police said "Can we come in?", then I have to stay "yes" however I watch true crimes and they have to get warrants to go into suspects houses. I then realised that this assumption is incorrect and I saw a video of a black women telling the cops "you can't come into my house without a warrant, now byee

@r.coffman1431

4 жыл бұрын

If you don't lock your door, they can and will open it, without warrant from what I understand. They're aloud to look in your windows too, if they see something that gives them PC, boom they're in legally.

@bloodmoongrizzlythefirst6492

4 жыл бұрын

Only time they don't have to get a warrant is if the are chasing a suspect. But if they see your Heroin dealer operation going on they have to get a warrant to come back for it.

@freddyflintstoned913

4 жыл бұрын

The correct English is, May we come in? The correct response is no, you may not.

This is a great video / I am an old white lady 72 years old but this gave me information that is very important. my grandfather was a policeman he walked B way back in the forties things have changed since then and this is now giving me all the information I need to answer properly and avoid any complications and I really really appreciate this all races need to follow these rules all races. Thank you so much for this video this is been a big help and I will never ever forget it thank you thank you.

@gm4321

5 жыл бұрын

Madeline, Dear, you are not quite right, your & my(65) age get's NO Respect from these corrupt slugs. I watched 3 cops in Montana, surround a 110lb. disabled woman in a wheelchair, knock her around so that she fell out, and when she managed her way back in the chair, she accidentally ran over the foot of one of the "stormtroopers"/city police. They charged her with felony assault and lied about her actions. It was only my incensed testimony (from a window watching the entire thing, next door, that saved this poor woman, who was aged 62, on SSDI. They finally dropped the charges with my testimony. However, they started coming after me, and I too, am disabled, after I did that. ALL Cops are SOCIOPATHIC and CORRUPT. I agree, that your grandfather was a cop when most were humans in the USA. NOT anything close NOW. Their Fascist stooges.

@iloveamerica1966

4 жыл бұрын

@@gm4321 fwiw, I've had probably 20 to 30 interactions with police over the last 40 years. There was not one in which there was anything other than professionalism and respect. I can't say you're lying, but it sure does seem far-fetched that three police officers would gang up on a disabled 62 year old.

@xxxxxx-kk7mh

4 жыл бұрын

@@iloveamerica1966 ACAB

@user-wt2dz5bx5m

4 жыл бұрын

@@iloveamerica1966 1312

29:26 The "BORIS LAW" 'commercial' made me laugh out loud lmao

Eastern Canada checking in with this vid and I must say I have written down the replies to say to the RCMP or police so it is handy just in case. Just tonight a police officer called and then called again, I screen my calls mostly due to sale telemarkers that waste my time, and the police used the "sense of urgency for me to call him back combined with I would like to sort out this feud today because we all have better things to do with our time." NO, I did not return the call and knew that I was not obliged to talk to the police. In his second call he said that if I did not return his call he would be sending out an RCMP officer to my home to have a discussion. Again, the deceitful attempt of the police officer to get me to feel the sense of urgency. So, living in the peaceful country side we have a chain across our driveway to prevent visiting tourists from turning in or unexpected visitors. This light chain should send the message loud and clear to any visiting RCMP officer that he is not welcome or allowed unless he has a warrant. I reviewed this video and a few others that were Canadian tonight to refresh my memory and get in the right mind set. What a bizarre world we live in and I never would have thought in my life to be involved with this sort of situation; dealing with the police and or RCMP. But, youtube and the internet are so helpful and bring clarity for a better peace of mind. Cheers during Covid pandemic.