alone for the behavior and language he would be fired in germany the same day and would facing a court soon. absolut no respect from this cop.

@tomshublinski9054

Ай бұрын

They can do what they want without being fired in most cases. They cover each other and are protected by courts and public prosecutor.

@DerTim

Ай бұрын

Probably not because it would be an illegal recording and rejected by the court

@luxter858

Ай бұрын

​@@DerTimNein ist es nicht. Videos von anderen Polizeieinsätzen kann unter Unständen illegal sein, ein Video eines Polizeieinsatzes in welchem du involviert bist gilt als Selbstverteidigung und hat damit einen klaren Sinn und dient so weder der Störung eines Einsatzes noch der Belästigung

@Quenx

Ай бұрын

lol no he won't like the fascist that foundet the NSU and asked for the adress of lawyers in the police system didn't #Humorpolizei

@byakurenhoujuu

Ай бұрын

@@luxter858 Desweiteren sind bodycams auch in Germany mittlerweile recht verbreitet.

German boy ?!?! What the fuck !!!! They would never talk like that.

@madt543

Ай бұрын

That cop is a disrespectful/unprofessional POS. As A Veteran that currently lives in Germany...I'm just so embarrassed..the cops in Germany would NEVER talk to you like that.

@germaniatv1870

Ай бұрын

Im honest. After "Germany Boy" i would of probably said something like "calm down Yankee doodle". i swear i would have been "violated" cuz i cant shut my trap. I would of actually asked him: what do you mean by violated, sir? You mean you wanna f me da f up? Da f, Yankster... 🤣

@germaniatv1870

Ай бұрын

@@madt543 True story, i called rude American-Cops "Yankster" 🤣

@Traumglanz

Ай бұрын

@@madt543 Indeed a German cops would never talk like that, but it's seems to be pretty common in the US.

@magicaltox2497

28 күн бұрын

German cops are talking to many foreigners like this too but u cant film here an police interaction so nobody will notice and the media wont talk about it too ...

Chances are given that this cops ancestors came to the US with a boat from Bremerhaven, lul...

@pollux442

Ай бұрын

😂

@boraonline7036

28 күн бұрын

Maybe the Trumps sitting next to him! 😂

@DonTekNO

27 күн бұрын

@@boraonline7036 wasn't the original last name Drumpf? A last name hinting at a history of building barrels for vinyards. afaik

@kidsistarighthandhi

22 күн бұрын

❤

Training for cops in Germany is a lot longer than in the US and most US cops could not even be parking lot attendants over here due to severe lack of qualification

@muschpusch666

Ай бұрын

Even the training for police dogs in Germany takes longer than the training for human cops in the US

@hijiri0794

Ай бұрын

3 years?

@AllHailDiskordia

Ай бұрын

@@hijiri0794 36 months for the lower tier ranks, more for the higher ones

@marctester3376

Ай бұрын

The theory lessons about the law in Germany are longer for german police trainees as the whole training in the U.S.

@cadeeja.

Ай бұрын

I think what stands for the US in a lot of people's minds - that you can do anthing you want to - is exactly one of the problems there, too. Special education that takes a longer period of time, to really qualify people for a lot of jobs doesn't seem to be too important, at least that's my impression.

ridiculous how the cop brags about his countries prison systems failure to stop s3xual assault

@tehweh8202

Ай бұрын

Yeah. It's like "Our prisons are so sh*t, you'll probably be violated, because we are too stupid to run prisons. Welcome to 'Murica Germany boy."

@TheWesnik

24 күн бұрын

its not bragging its a warning...

@dieSpinnt

20 күн бұрын

@@TheWesnik No, he uses this as threat, because he thinks a capital crime would be an appropriate punishment for an administrative offense such as speeding in road traffic. Not ticket. Like the law says. Well, most commentators are extremists, because they demand ridiculous things, like firing this cop. That helps no one, because the next undereducated minimum wage worker takes his job. This guy needs something appropriate. Schooling in the trade, training in his profession. While our German cops aren't all saints, too (hehehe) ... Here police officer is a skilled profession. Basic training lasts three and a half years. And then the training in the respective job begins. Or further education and training for more senior/special careers. You get exactly what you vote (and PAY) for. At the end are we as citizens ... we are the employer of these clowns!

As a black german, the police is a big factor why I don't see myself visiting the US in the forseeable future. I don't want to feel uneasy on my vacation.

@SheratanLP

Ай бұрын

Bleib besser zu Hause in Deutschland. Auch wenn es hier und da Spannungen gibt, lebst du hier noch am Sichersten und wirst als Mensch respektiert.

@Onnarashi

Ай бұрын

Fair enough, although being a white foreigner doesn't always seem to help either (as we see in the footage), but at least you might not get certain assumptions placed on you if you have lighter skin.

@JapanischeKampfhörspiele

Ай бұрын

Sad but true.

@johnsmoke1785

Ай бұрын

@@SheratanLP Schön das du "zu Hause" gesagt hast. Man ist da "zu Hause" wo man sich wohl fühlt

@SheratanLP

Ай бұрын

@@johnsmoke1785 So sehe ich das auch. Wo man sich wohl und sicher fühlt, worauf man stolz ist und was man beschützen will. Das ist zu Hause.

Officer: "Why are you driving in my country?" German guy: "Cause you don't have a good public transport".

In "The land of the free" they still have to learn a lot about freedom. Freedom is when you can go in the park to meet a few friends for BBQ in public, having a few beers, without the fear of getting shot by police or whoever. Freedom is, when a little mistake does not get you in jail and ruin your life. Freedom is, when you can just see a doctor if you feel sick and get treatment. There is so much freedom lacking in the US compared to Germany that I could not imaging to live there. Holiday was nice, met a lot of friendly people, saw a lot of stunning nature. But could never live there.

@reinerbergkamen7852

28 күн бұрын

👍👍

@shadowfox009x

23 күн бұрын

In some parts of the US you wouldn't even be allowed to drink your beer in the park. No alcohol in public.

Every time i hear the phrase "my country" i think wow, he´s got a country on his own. ;-)

@SheratanLP

Ай бұрын

Asking whether he can produce the title deed will certainly not get you anywhere.

@seldakaya0414

29 күн бұрын

It’s not even his country, it’s the Natives‘ country. His ancestors just stole it.

@SheratanLP

28 күн бұрын

@@seldakaya0414 This cannot be relied upon today, because if this is the case, no one is the owner of a territory, as the indigenous people have certainly already taken it from some tribe.

@seldakaya0414

28 күн бұрын

@@SheratanLP, Nations are a new construct, Natives had no Nations, they didn’t steal anything from anyone, because they themselves never can own a land culturally. So the second half of your comment doesn’t even make sense.

@SheratanLP

28 күн бұрын

@@seldakaya0414 Mann, bist du schwer von Begriff. Einerseits erklärst Du, das die weißen den Ureinwohnern das Land gestohlen haben und andererseits sagst du, dass die Ureinwohner keine Nation waren und somit kulturell niemals Land besitzen konnten. Was denn nun ? Hat es ihnen gehört oder nicht ? Ach, vergiss es. diese Unterhaltung ist mir zu dumm. EOD

"Why are you driving in my country ?" Coz walking would be uncomfortable ? ... 😆

@JamesBray3

26 күн бұрын

Cop: …… Sir, please step out of the vehicle 🤣😂🤣🤣

What's wrong with our friends in the US? 😢 Such a behaviour of a police-officer would be simply unimaginable here in Germany. As a woman I feel threatened by this. Abuse of power and authority.

@n1mand

Ай бұрын

"Such a behaviour of a police-officer would be simply unimaginable here in Germany." Haven't you seen the peacefully corona demonstrations beaten down by officers?

@kingozymandias2988

Ай бұрын

Weil du eine Frau bist fühlst du dich von diesen Verhalten bedroht?🤦🏻‍♂️🙄

@bjorndebar8361

Ай бұрын

@@n1mand Stop saying such nonsense, it's just "geschwurbel".

@Onnarashi

Ай бұрын

I can't imagine him keeping his job for very long if he spoke like that to a woman (especially about getting sexually violated) and the recording was made public, but then again it's the US and they tend to protect police officers over anyone else.

@norbertkuhn4072

Ай бұрын

@n1mand Oh man, you conspiracy theorists aren't too stupid for anything either ?

Glad to here it from an american. And another reason I dont want to visit the states. Also a german officer would never be allowed to talk like that. I worked with US Army-MP and they never got that unprofessional. Emberrasing!!!

@winny4765

Ай бұрын

You are definitively wrong, my friend. German police can be very insulting, when there is nobody else to support you. Think of the many AfD fans among them. Guess why people chose to become a police officer. The power and esteem they will get is often a not mentioned factor. I was a lay judge, am an academic person, but lately I am handled by police as a pariah of some sort. They were in command, so I ducked down, but such behavior leads to bare hatred in less educated people, which I can understand. But we have to stop that americanization of our police.

@bjorndebar8361

Ай бұрын

@@winny4765 A police officer in Germany would never talk to you like that, I've had bad experiences with the police myself, but this was on a completely different level.

@winny4765

Ай бұрын

@@bjorndebar8361 Well, I had some experiences too, being a normal obedient citizen and even lay judge (Schöffe) and… I can not tell you what games they played on me, how they insulted me, well knowing that without proof they get away with it. I worked in NRW Parliament, and I heard a lot of similar stuff and worse (E.g. Petitionsausschuss). The few officers that were thrown out of office are the tip of an iceberg of deterioration of police morale and simple education, in my eyes.

@bjorndebar8361

Ай бұрын

@@winny4765 Almost every German has had contact with the police at some point and knows that a German police officer would never behave like that, that doesn't mean that there can be an exception, but in the USA it is systematic.

@winny4765

Ай бұрын

@@bjorndebar8361 Right you are, my friend.

"Or you will get violated" is a threat! At least in Germany that is already violence.

I mean... yes, he was WAY too fast. BUT: This kind of language and behavior would lead to an investigation and probably would leave the cop unemployed. He's obviously not fit for any job that includes working with people.

@ugotdestroyed4227

27 күн бұрын

Thats like 150kph. In germany that is considered :travel speed

@Takleberry

27 күн бұрын

​​@@ugotdestroyed4227ja das stimmt schon aber wenn du nur 110kmh fahren darfst dann bekommst du trotzdem bei 40kmh zu schnell 200€-350€ Strafe + 1 Monat Fahrverbot und 1 punkt 😅 Der Polizist hat ihm immerhin nur ne Verwarnung gegeben das wäre hier nicht passiert, der Polizist hat die Gelegenheit genutzt um ihn einzuschüchtern ich denke um Schlimmeres in Zukunft zu vermeiden, natürlich hat er übertrieben keine Frage aber er hätte ihn auch bestrafen können, so waren es immerhin nur Worte :)

@patverum9051

26 күн бұрын

Cops DO NOT work WITH people, they work AGAINST people..

@schrodingerskatze4308

19 күн бұрын

There is an issue in Germany where a lot of stuff like this isn't properly investigated, but still. At least most cops here can control their emotions during a traffic stop. Driving that fast is absolutely stupid, but just do your job, maybe tell them to not do it again in a normal way and let it be.

Only in America do people actually joke about "dropping the soap", as if any human being ever deserves that. That's as cruel and unusual of a punishment as it gets. Nothing to brag or joke about, but an absolute disgrace to any nation.

@d.optional3381

27 күн бұрын

Oh no, plenty of german men love to joke the same way. It's a simple male thing and they're everywhere.

@gunwu9084

20 күн бұрын

Gott, wo lebt ihr denn bloß alle, dass ihr so einen Schwachsinn schreibt? 🙄No, NOT ONLY AMERICA, over here they tell the same jokes! The cop also was neither bragging let alone joking. All the cop did was the same German cops do as well: trying to scare you of the consequences if you do not adhere to the law/speed limits etc. pp.

@PapierKlee14

20 күн бұрын

​@@gunwu9084Ja und ganz ehrlich insbesondere bei dem was hier aktuell abgeht haben das auch einige mehr als verdient. Aber zu denken NUR in Amerika wäre das ist so realitätsfern. Auch wenn ich schon sagen würde, dass so gut wie kein Cop in Deutschland das sagen würde, weil man zu schnell gefahren ist 😂

@maskharat

17 күн бұрын

@@gunwu9084 If you drive above the speedlimit you get a ticket. There's no try to make the people fear the consequence, you simply get to carry the lawful consequence. Even when I lost my license, they simply were friendly and professional.

@gunwu9084

17 күн бұрын

@@maskharatIn this case I think it was necessary. Not only was the guy twice as fast as allowed - not in Germany, but in the US - where this is considered to be a serious offense, but he also lied to the cop. He can be glad, the cop was being nice. He could have him arrested as well. Go, lie to a cop here in Germany, after you committed something serious and then come back and let us know how friendly he was...

im more afraid of cops in america instead of getting robbed from people on the street

@SheratanLP

Ай бұрын

Logical. The robber just robs you. The cop also puts you in jail.

@bigpapa1954

Ай бұрын

I bet that depends on where in the US you are.

@sgt_konners5967

Ай бұрын

same here

@Skankhunt-jy2zu

20 күн бұрын

​@@bigpapa1954 i bet i doesnt

@bigpapa1954

19 күн бұрын

@@Skankhunt-jy2zu so, what did I win?

Some time ago, there was a video about how tourism to the US had decreased because people are afraid of shootings. But it's not that reason which keeps me from travelling there, it's the police.

This man should not be allowed to be a police officer and/or to own a gun. He obviously does not have his emotions under control.

In Germany the driver would definitely get a ticket. The Policeman would at least get transferred to "Innendienst". Policemen are civil servants. They have to serve the people not threaten them.

@andreasfischer9158

Ай бұрын

Police in Norway would charge the equivalent of 1300€ at that speed. You have to pay right away. They will keep your car until they have received payment. If you are a resident, your license will be suspended for one or two months. I wouldn’t expect them to play the foreigner card, though, and treat a tourist like a piece of s**t. They might get upset if you really put someone else in danger. I have served as a police volunteer in Sweden. Police officers in Scandinavia can be firm if required but are always professionals. Having met US immigration, I am not particularly surprised, though.

@hw2508

Ай бұрын

I was wondering, did he not get a ticket? The cop was so angry and it seemed to be massive speeding, but he let him go without a ticket?

@chrisr25071

27 күн бұрын

@@hw2508yes that is the difference, Us cops can decide if they want to give you a ticket or just let you go, in Germany the have to give the ticket. But on the other side, in Germany you can‘t get arrested for speeding.

@hw2508

27 күн бұрын

@@chrisr25071 Why be so aggressive and then don't give a ticket? Like a barking dog to affraid to bite. Makes this whole scene a joke. I assume he had no evidence to give him a ticket.

@schrodingerskatze4308

19 күн бұрын

​@@hw2508Maybe he did. This clip kind of stopped at a weird point where I'm not sure if they got to leave or if the cop came back to give them the ticket.

In Germany: Polizei - "Dein Freund und Helfer" in the US: "Police - your enemy"!

@iKidTutor

Ай бұрын

Auch hier sind die der feind. Versuch Mal einen Bullen als Freund und Helfer zu bezeichnen, Antwort: wir sind nicht dein Freund und Helfer. Quelle: vertrau mir Bruder, schon erlebt😂

@maddinek

Ай бұрын

i would correct the statement: in germany "useless and never there where you need them most" and in america "uneducated guys with weapons".

@shoopdawhoop8730

28 күн бұрын

We got our fair share of bad apples here too but i do believe that they are being held to a higher standard when it comes to respecting people.

@jonastheis5399

28 күн бұрын

Mein freund und würger Glückssache auch bei uns ob die normal in der birne sind Hatte da auch schon sehr unangenehme Erfahrungen und bin jetzt kein krimineller oder so

@vophatechnicus

26 күн бұрын

Well... German police training: 29 to 45 months. US police training ~20 weeks.

Why bringing nationality into it? Are all german drivers speeders and behave like this driver? Or could it be that the cop has certain biases against foreigners...

@Onnarashi

Ай бұрын

Americans claim to be tolerant but we know in many cases they're not. There was a similar incident where an American woman went off on a German passanger because he was laughing and talking in German. She then assumed he was mocking her for some reason, and threatened to deport him (he's a tourist, not an immigrant).

@germaniatv1870

Ай бұрын

Yes, the officer is biased. I can tell you this, from own experience, quite some Cops dont like Germans. But i must say, many Cops do like Germans as well. The Cops who liked the Germans have been very nice ro me. The Yanksters, oh boy... wait till you meet one who calls you Nazi-Boy... run....

@maddinek

Ай бұрын

@@Onnarashi but thats single instances. you will find it in literally every country. people with some sort of probably not diagnosed disorders or just sickening intolerance.

@DasTamii

Ай бұрын

@@Onnarashito be fair, that woman was really drunk and you have a**holes all over the world But yes, she was embarrassing

@admiralgalactica

29 күн бұрын

But you hear the Most coming Out of ​America, in my Personal experience americans also where the rudest when They visited in the place i Life in Germany, other tourits dont make such a noucens(i Hope that right) Out of themself, the Chinese example in my City we have a huge Numbers of Chinese visiting US every day, month year gut there really nice people i often have helped to get back to certain places or something, with americans it's different They are often Very Rude and think the City belongs to them and that They can do what They want, and the incident with screaming at other people in their own country of Origin Had Happens to me twice from different americans@@maddinek

My son, 22years his father is an african, will be going this year to the US. My biggest concern is, that he will get in trouble with the police..

Glad you found this Video, I saw it quite a while ago and crossed the USA off my bucket list of places to visit.

My country?? Is he the King of the u.s.? The amount of disrespect 💀

„…and why are you driving in MY country?“ 💀 😂😂😂 WTF is going on?!😂

@gwendolynsnyder463

26 күн бұрын

My answer: "I'm on vacation here?"

cop didnt introduced himself as "Mister America"..since hes talking about "my country"..

hmm,i bet,whenever this cop would visit germany,he would be the first one complaining that nobody speaks english

@Attirbful

Ай бұрын

no, he wouldn’t, because the majority of Germans speak at least basic English…. His second language is clearly Hillbilly…

@AllHailDiskordia

Ай бұрын

A fair amount of people in Germany do speak english, they probably have an accent, but still.,.

@Gr8Buccaneer

Ай бұрын

@@AllHailDiskordia i know,it was intended more as an example of his personality

@ringrun9872

Ай бұрын

that dude is way to busy goin to those foolish MAGA-Events. No time to go abroad

Somebody with a brain of a bird. That was extremely insulting against birds. Take that back..

@ElkeSiegburg

24 күн бұрын

😅peep👍

Duration of training in the USA to become a police officer and work alone on the streets: 21 weeks. And in Germany? At least 30 MONTHS!

@bollomator

27 күн бұрын

It's 36 month

@DanielM.-mq4rm

27 күн бұрын

@@bollomator He said AT LEAST 30, you can finish faster than 36...

@bollomator

27 күн бұрын

@@DanielM.-mq4rm no you can not . Its minimum 3 years like most apprenticeships in germany

@DanielM.-mq4rm

27 күн бұрын

@@bollomator Sorry you have no clue what you are talking about. I finished mine in two years... here ist the law: "§ 5 Ausbildungsordnung (1) Die Ausbildungsordnung hat festzulegen 2. die Ausbildungsdauer; sie soll nicht mehr als drei und nicht weniger als zwei Jahre betragen," "Berufsbildungsgesetz (BBiG) § 8 Verkürzung oder Verlängerung der Ausbildungsdauer (1) Auf gemeinsamen Antrag der Auszubildenden und der Ausbildenden hat die zuständige Stelle die Ausbildungsdauer zu kürzen, wenn zu erwarten ist, dass das Ausbildungsziel in der gekürzten Dauer erreicht wird."

@bollomator

27 күн бұрын

@@DanielM.-mq4rm wo???

You need a dashcam in the US.

@Traumglanz

Ай бұрын

And a bullet proofed car and suit. You basically need to be Iron Man. ;-)

@zasou571

Ай бұрын

​@@Traumglanz😂😂😂😂😂 lmao - good one!

@alexanderw.5957

29 күн бұрын

​A Fennek or the Eagle IV.

thanks for that video, straight to my list of " why to not go to the US" :)

I saw this video before. If this would happen in Germany I'd sue the hell out of the cop

@tomshublinski9054

Ай бұрын

Case would be droped. 😂😂

@Anthyrion

Ай бұрын

And probably nothing will happen. Unless you have Video evidence like here and put it on social media (after your case is closed)

@tomshublinski9054

Ай бұрын

@@Anthyrion what would be illegal and you would get sued.

@Zmau1000

Ай бұрын

@@tomshublinski9054 wrong, You can film in public, if the police have a problem with it then he is not allowed to work in public

@tomshublinski9054

Ай бұрын

@@Zmau1000 the problem is 201 StGB.

German Boy? rly. In Germany I would file a complaint. There are still checks and balances in the States too.

@J3robi

25 күн бұрын

As a German you might be too afraid to file a complaint. The standard procedure in Germnay is the cop filing a counter-complaint and you will get convicted for things you never have done, mostly for "resisting ".

In over 20 years of driving I was never pulled over in germany. I had some speeding tickets but only from speed cameras.

@SheratanLP

Ай бұрын

Ich habe meinen Führerschein seit 1973 und wurde bis heute keine 10 Mal angehalten. Das letzte Mal war während der Corona Ausgangssperre auf der Fahrt zur Arbeit. Sondergenehmigung vorgezeigt und eine Minute später war ich schon wieder auf dem Weg.

@svenbasco

Ай бұрын

I've had my driver's license since the end of the 80s. In the 90s, it was still normal to be checked by the police. It happened quite often. But the police were always friendly, even when I was driving too fast on the country road at 3 o'clock at night. 😇 Then the police began to be cut back by politicians at the end of the 90s. The risk of being stopped by the police decreased massively.

Imagine this police officer learning all the laws and regulations of a country he plans to vacation in before entering it. 😂

@stiegelzeine2186

Ай бұрын

Imagine this police officer even visiting anything outside the usa, i dont want this dude to enter MY country so if he doesnt wants US to enter HIS country he should respect that other people dont want him in THEIR country I think as a westphalian person I should state a clear NRW verbot for him If he steps on NRW territory once all my fellow mates will whoop this guys ass

These kind of videos with ur opinion of certain topics, are really entertaining

They should change their slogan "to protect and serve" in "to violate and suppress".

I think I would have asked "Who hurt you?" , and then I would have gotten shot.

95 mph? So he forgot that it's mph not kmph for a second (on german Autobahn 95 kmph is a quite safe - and slow -traveling speed) and almost got violated? Welcome to America. :) He did wrong, but the response was really not appropriate.

@zorrothebug

Ай бұрын

Even going 95mph (153kph) is safe in Germany. Typical cruising speed.

@SheratanLP

Ай бұрын

@@zorrothebug At 96 mph, you shouldn't spend too long dawdling in the left lane in Germany.

@zorrothebug

Ай бұрын

​@@SheratanLP at what point in this whole issue there was the argument about hogging the left lane? you are complaining something that wasn't even in the debate.

@allesdurchprobiert

Ай бұрын

@@zorrothebugHe implied that 160 km/h is not fast in Germany. And so you become an annoyance and a safety hazard if you stay in the left lane at 160. It was meant as a funny remark, not a scientific analysis of this case.

@SheratanLP

Ай бұрын

@@allesdurchprobiert Genau SO war es gemeint ! 👍👍

Not possible here a lawyer would have his badge in no time

After this incident, I would have never visit America again fr A two cops per vehicle policy has good reasons and balances them

America would be the last country I would think about to travel to, sorry James... Nothing hooks me about america.

@fangan4770

Ай бұрын

Maybe that's because "America" is not a country.

@Akasha92

Ай бұрын

@@fangan4770 no, really? wow... Korinthenkacker is a nice word, isn't it?

@fangan4770

Ай бұрын

​@@Akasha92 No reason to be ashamed. I was happy to help.

@DanielM.-mq4rm

27 күн бұрын

@@fangan4770 Wow you are so fun at parties...

@atlantikjcx7449

19 күн бұрын

As someone who frequently travels to america yeah the county has some bad issues but it does have some nice parts

In South Carolina, police officer training lasts 12 weeks. The longest is in California, where it takes 32 weeks.

@LolaDannst

Ай бұрын

That's insane! Police officer training in Germany lasts 2,5 up to 3 YEARS, not weeks or months.

@Onnarashi

Ай бұрын

In Norway it's at least 3 years (bachelor's degree) to become a police officer, but you can take another two years to earn a master's degree.

@CamaroMann

Ай бұрын

What can you learn in 12 weeks, aside from the local donut shops?

@tehweh8202

Ай бұрын

12 weeks? Not even 12 months? Wow... that's barely enough time to teach them how to write a report and how to use the coffee machine.

They have seen to much of "Dirty Harry".

"Germany boy" ... "my Country" . Great stuff, man.

Today I watched a video from Wolters World about deaths of Americans abroad. It turned out that 14% of deaths of Americans abroad are due to suicide. When I see this video, I can completely understand the 14%. An American comes to a country where he is respected and the people live in real freedom and realizes how shitty his country is.

What the.... Is this Super Troopers ? I thought he was gonna say Meow any second.

This situation yells for a demand for s supervisor due to racial slur, 18mph too fast or not.

@maddinek

Ай бұрын

racial slur? 1. he talked about his nationality, not his race and thats because 2. there is literally only one human race. 3. what you are talking about might be ethnics - but the cop probably has some german heritage too. as the majority of US citizen AFAIK.

@ReeN1995

28 күн бұрын

@@maddinek Lets not pretend it wasn't demeaning. Oh because he was the same color its okay? Change the word German to anything else and then it's a problem.

"Why are you driving in my country?" Legendary video! I don't know how many years ago I saw it for the first time. Always funny.😁😆🤣🤣 Thanks for letting me watch it again after a long time...🤩😃

"Then, why are you driving through my country?" 😂 In Germany they tell us, America is the land of the free. 👍

@mallfuncb3943

Ай бұрын

To show you how its done

Friend from me / military dude. Gone to UN.... as security. After 1 week vacation @ USA. Road trip...stop @ texas. Cop: belgium is no country = 4 belgium marines in jail

@meljayization

Ай бұрын

In germany? Cops are rough.... but you know: coo= help not kill

@ulrichbehnke9656

28 күн бұрын

4 in jail? Give us some more background what had happened.

@meljayization

28 күн бұрын

@ulrichbehnke9656 they came there as belgium army/ security for the UN in New York. After duty they had 2 weeks vacation = road trip USA. Car was from UN... omg... @ texas a cop stop them... no idea why. He asked ID/ those say belgium = fake ID= prison. Think he say they where there 1 night. Then the sheriff came: let them go/ dudes can I apologize with a evening meal @ my house. Evening + night they spend @ sheriff home. He apologized all Evening he told me/ so nice they where. ..... UN workers arrested/ 4 belgium seal? Nothing on the internet/ I searched it. UN didn't like it. He is a seal/ injured in combat... it's not a "story " someone told. He only told it to me after: trump says = belgium is a nice city..... insult. As I say: New York is a nice villlage/ small town I guess

@meljayization

28 күн бұрын

@ulrichbehnke9656 they got 1 extra week vacation for 1 day in jail. Sheriff had a mansion/ really big house.. Jail was stupid/ but vacation was great

@meljayization

28 күн бұрын

@@ulrichbehnke9656 don't remember exactly... think it was around 2000

Having been stopped and searched by German Police several times the cheekiest thing I remember is when I got asked "Do you have anything illegal on you?" I said: "No." And the Cop asked me back: "Are you sure?" The most corrupt thing I saw was when my friend at a public event asked me: "Why does this pig have a camera?" With the cop standing like 3 meters away from us. Later that evenening standing at a park's gate a van of Cops pulled up across the street, thinking nothing of it, a couple of minutes later we lit a cigar, suddenly 5 Cops, amongst them the cop with the camera, jumped out of the van demanding my earlier mentioned friend's ID, but only his. Apparently they thought he was a minor and catch him for underage smoking. He wasn't though snd they had to take of angrily. lol

5:10 You are absoultly right in that cops should not behave like that. To aswer your question, yes they can. An aprentice in the old firm i worked for was pulled out on a crossroad (it was green he was well in the speed limit) with 2 cops shouting one with an instantly drawn gun from wich he switched the safty off whilest walking to the car and AIMING to his head. I couldnt belive it till he showed me the dashcam footage. I was stunned and talked him into going to the police with that. At first he wont but later he did and the officer got suspended. Sht like that SHOULD not happen but does happen

@ShadowMcSneaky

Ай бұрын

you have to file a complaint every time those things happen...if you dont they will do it over and over again till they feel consequences for their actions.

Did i ever tell you what happened to me when i bought a 40oz, sat on a Bench in the middle of the city in America? I can say, i didnt know that a 40oz (opened) is handled like a Weapon of Mass destruction in America. 😂

@allesdurchprobiert

Ай бұрын

But didn't you have the brown paper bag of immunity? 😂

@germaniatv1870

Ай бұрын

@@allesdurchprobiert I did 🤣 I lost my Beer, my Money and my dignity that day. I felt violated. 😂

@allesdurchprobiert

Ай бұрын

@@germaniatv1870 Such a shame! The life of an innocent beer was lost that day 😭 But wasn't it legal if you had the bag?

@germaniatv1870

Ай бұрын

@@allesdurchprobiert Nope. 2 Cops came up, grabbed the 40, spilled it out and threw the bottle in the dump. 😄 He reduced the ticket to 75$, he said, cuz i said in Germany we drink where we want. He said: well, welcome to America (Germany Boy 🤣jus kiddin).

@germaniatv1870

Ай бұрын

@@allesdurchprobiert Also, Cops lingered sometimes, waiting for a suspect to walk acros the street. Once the foot was off the sidewalk it went: whoop whoop. They couldnt just screen you for walking on the sideway, so once crossing the street, there you go. It was really like that Downtown.

Couldn‘t he ask for name, badge number and jurisdiction and file a complaint? Or talk to a lawyer and sue?

Gutes Video von dir. Meine Frage an dich wäre, hättest du genau so reagiert auf das Video, wenn du es gesehen hättest bevor du in Deutschland warst oder generell so viel wissen über Deutschland erlangt hast was unsere deutsche Gesellschaft und Regeln angeht? Mach weiter so !

The size of the brain was like from a fruitfly😂

...that is one of the reasons, why i am not going to visit the us as a tourist... it's sounds to dangerous especialy for a darker skined male like me.

As soon as the guy said he is from Germany the cop: Oh, he is a tourist. he has no guns. I can boss him around and play games of power with him.

Das sollte mir besser nicht passieren, bin gewohnt mit den Herren zu diskutieren 😂 Bei boy wäre es schon losgegangen...

@heindaddel2531

Ай бұрын

Ganz meine Meinung und mit erfolgreichem Passieren der Immigration bei der Einreisen darf ich auch gemäß des 1. Zusatzartikels zur Verfassung der Vereinigten Staaten (First Amendment) von meinem Recht des „Freedom of Speech“ Gebrauch machen und den Hillbilly-Cop auf‘s Übelste beschimpfen und er könnte nichts dagegen tun. Bei „Germany-Boy“ wäre ich schon ausgetickt, bei seinem Spruch „you‘re ass will hurt for a month” hätte ich ihn gefragt, ob er derjenige wäre, der das übernimmt, wo er sich so gut damit auskennt. „My country”, hat er einen „title“, dass es sein Land ist? Letztendlich war er nur sauer, dass er an einen Touristen geraten ist, so dass er die Aussichtslosigkeit erkannt hat, ein Ticket und, bei der überhöhten Geschwindigkeit ein „Court Date” auszustellen, um seine Statistik aufzubessern. Den ausländischen Führerschein konnte er mit seinem Schmalhirn eh nicht lesen, daher hat er schnell einen neuen Einsatz vorgetäuscht, um dem Papierkram zu entgehen 😂😂

@captainobvious5177

23 күн бұрын

"Sir, get out of the car"

@Blackstar-yd3yf

20 күн бұрын

Ja wärst dann im Knast gelandet 😂

Der Boy ist doch im Grunde nur neidisch das er nicht ohne Speedlimit, Verfolgungsjagten auf der Autobahn machen kann. Da tut einem dann auch der Arsch von dem vielen Sitzen weh 😉

"why you driving in my country" "Sir, you dont look like an native to me"

You popped tht up real quick

If the tone is basically like this, I'm not surprised when people are angry all the time. And it's not just you. This cop is an asshole. Pardon my French.

You hear alot like this about USA, but it's still extremely shocking to see footage like this, the cop would've been fired like right away, he prolly wouldn't even finish his work day

Some years ago there was a radioshow in New York and they talk with a german cop about the differences between German and US policework. In that 30 minutes of the show the NYPD fired more bullets then the whole German police in one year.

I would demand to speak with a supervisor.

lol, the "Alright germany boy, why are you driving in my country etc." could get a german meme.

"....in my country"...his family didn't make it in Europe before leaving for the US,..and it is "his country" suddenly...priceless,...you can tell, he spoke out of experience, about the "nice little boy/ jail",..he was one on the side , executing his dreams.

"do you know why i stopped you today sir?" because i let you

But he leaves him without any ticket? I would take this speech, love about and f**** off over any ticket any day 😂

At least he doesnt got a ticket or jail 😄

I once drove from L.A. to S.F. with a rental and my German driver's licence (about 20 years ago). Got pulled over halfway because I was too fast, honestly missed a sign after the 80 zone got reduced to 70 again. At my window the cop asked where I wanted to go, realized I was a tourist, checked my papers and sent me off with a warning, reminding me of the road signs (justified in that situation) Absolutely professional, no comparison to that Puford T. Justice impersonator shown here. (In Germany we call that the "Gauleiter" neighbour type.) Later on my trip on a day in New York, I asked a policewoman standing nearby Brooklyn Bridge for the way to get actually on it. Behind her Sunglasses, she addressed me with "Sir" while restating my request, which I then confirmed and she gave me the directions, which I thanked her for. That formality caught me a little off guard there, I had not expected that, did not have such an exchange even when I traveled to London once.

OMG, this was nearly as scary as your experience with the German cashier. 😁😂.

The Policeman is angry about the German guy because he can drive better XD

@Blackstar-yd3yf

20 күн бұрын

No because he doesn't know the speed limit and is driving way to fast .if you can't behave why are U there

I think it has to do with the difference in police culture. German police deescalates, US police does the opposite, just so they can put on cuffs. Rumor is there are certain quotas to meet, but god forbid to say that out loud...

@allesdurchprobiert

Ай бұрын

It's not a secret that many police departments have actual contracts with the local prison corporation. The cops must make sure the prison is always 80% full, or the police has to pay high fines to the prison corporation. Ah, the joys of turning everything into a business 🤑

@ReeN1995

28 күн бұрын

@@allesdurchprobiert Same with speeding tickets, you gotta fill a quota even if that means pulling people over for bs reasons.

@Blackstar-yd3yf

20 күн бұрын

Lol you don't know German cops then😂

Just imagine the driver would've gotten angry or aggressive too.

Visited the South West of the USA last year and I adored it! Incredible breathtaking country! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

best thing: stay calm.

violations just from the start, instantly grabbing into the window. than insulting, threatening. list goes on

Honestly, i would have asked him to be polite out of professional courtesy ... and that would have thrown him of grad ^^

In Germany, police officers are considered civil servants with tenure for life

So that doesn’t mean any sort of violence? But just the one he was first talking about? 😮

Bro if a Cop in Germany would talk like that that would make big headlines

@Blackstar-yd3yf

20 күн бұрын

Nah He wouldn't

the belitteling tone is an absolute no go. He is not their teacher or parent. it's not up to the police man to raise the other adult person.

My German mother taught me as a child, cross the street or change your direction when you see USA police. We want to avoid conflict. If I see the MP our green police (german police was green years ago) no problem! Ask for help if you need help. Somehow really sad, I was taught this as a little girl 😢

Go to court even as a german, look for help from embassy

2:34 Cop: "Why are you driving in my country?" Driver: "Because it’s too far to walk."

To be honest in Germany we have also bad cops but overall they are very respectul. From a policeman like this guy you have fear but Not respect and this in a country with easy gun access is a very bad combination.

Never seen this kind of Traffic stop in Germany EVER! They will have video and everything to proove! No Estimatians! Bla Bla Bla!

Sticking to the speed limit in the US is a real challenge for many german drivers. It just seems too slow with streets about twice as wide as what we're used to and completely straight for miles and miles. Of course you shouldn't allow yourself to go faster but It can be an overwhelmingly boring experience...

This is soooo bad! Never ever something like this could happend in Germany. The cop is a scary nutball!

Throughout the years my urge to visit the us really went away seeing such things

Id call the cops for that.

This is why I learned about US civil rights before visiting the country. If a cop acted that xenophobic here in Germany he would 100% get reprimanded.

I keep it easy. I do not visit the US anymore.

I'm a German who grew up in Mississippi...I can relate!

i mean Mr. Google say's its like 300$ for 25-30 mph over the limit ...tf is he talking bout getting into prison :D I'd instantly call for his Supervisor

Education is the MasterWord here😅

I live in Germany. One day I parked my car in a pedestrian area in the city center, near a hotel where I had brought my relatives. The police arrived and told me in a very rude manner that I had no right to enter this zone. I recovered from their rudeness for several days.