I was pulled over and ordered out of my car by gun point by a Maryland State trooper when I was 17. I was driving my car (1968 Plymouth Road Runner). The cop cuffed me after pushing me to the ground and breaking one of my fingers when I did exactly what he asked. I walked backwards towards him with hands on my head when he basically tackled me when I got close to him. As he threw me in the back of his car he accused me of stealing my own car, a 1970 Ford Mustang... He cussed me, treated me like I was a dog or something. I told him several times the car was mine and NOT a Mustang, but he ignored it. Searched my car, without consent found a paintball gun and tossed it on the hood of my 3 month old paint job, scratching and denting it, and found my car registration. He had already swiped my wallet before putting me in the car. Well, he matched the 2, saw he had the wrong car and then had the nerve to ask me as he uncuffed me to "just forget this happened". I said not happening, told him I needed and ambulance and his supervisor. He basically begged me to just leave but I refused. Took 3 years, and the cop tried to lie his ass off but I got a 23k settlement out of the State police for damages and the officer was fired.

@user-yl4ul3ni7h

6 ай бұрын

Good, glad you got some justice, so many toxic cops.... its disgusting.

@ajanoble1884

6 ай бұрын

thank you for being brave enough to stand up for yourself and take away the badge of an unfit police officer, you probably saved a lot of people of the same needless aggression!

@sahhull

6 ай бұрын

Things will only change when the settlements come from the cops own pockets or pension fund

@YZXRYDR

6 ай бұрын

$23k wasn't enough.

@sadiedog5071

6 ай бұрын

@@YZXRYDR That was probably in the mid 80s. $23k then is equivalent to $70k today.

"You're the chief what do you need the deputy for?" 😂😂😂 That's quite funny.

@jeffwhite-ri5th

3 ай бұрын

He refused to leave the building that's tresspass

@aaronb7949

3 ай бұрын

@@jeffwhite-ri5th It's a public building and he wasn't committing a crime. He was unlawfully detained for filming inside a public building which isn't illegal, and then detained again for cussing? that's constitutionally protected under 1st amendment freedom of speech, as long as it's not threatening or incites violence, you can say whatever the fuck you want to a cop, you can tell him to f off and he can't do a damn thing if you havn't committed a crime. It's not trespassing to refuse to leave a public area during normal operating hours if you're not committing a crime or breaching the peace, the officer had no right to touch the guy let alone block him from accessing a public area in a public building and then dragging him out.

@cokezero0298

3 ай бұрын

are you dumb?@@jeffwhite-ri5th

@russellbarlow1796

3 ай бұрын

​@@jeffwhite-ri5thpeople like yourself who are stupid to the law allow corruption to run wild. Education is a powerful thing

@captainclear

3 ай бұрын

@@jeffwhite-ri5th Get educated dude. LOL

"You're not forcibly being detained, you're being detained in handcuffs." Do cops come any dumber than that? Scary shit!!!

@frogdog3600

Ай бұрын

"Forcibly" is when they kneel on your neck for like 10 minutes

@olddirtyburt7522

Ай бұрын

not free to leave is forcibly detained. or an arrest, choose whichever. they re both the same.

@patrickbertlein4626

Ай бұрын

Yes, yes they do.

@socratesfriend745

Ай бұрын

They did the right thing dummy

@MartiLike

Ай бұрын

It's okay to detain in handcuffs actually depending on state laws. Though I must say the female cop had no idea what she was doing and the male cop actually did his job perfectly.

I LOVED IT when he said, “ SAM, what DID he DO “ that was DisOrderly🤣🤣

@neozetterberg4938

Ай бұрын

Bro, that is MEAN no matter the situation.

@sailyui

Ай бұрын

@@neozetterberg4938 he actually saved Sammy from losing her job

the first kid wasn't scared for himself, he was scared for the cops for the hell that his mom was about to unleash lmao. Great mother for standing up for her kid like that

@5374seth

29 күн бұрын

nah he was scared that the cops would retaliate and take out their anger on him, seems to be a trend among cops

@erikagt

15 күн бұрын

cry about it

@AZADUnderfloorHeating

5 күн бұрын

I have been beaten by cops in 3 different countries so badly and no thing happened to the cops...guess why?

@anthonyhaddix6602

4 күн бұрын

Ù

@sonicaudio777

3 күн бұрын

foolish overreactive mother

Cop: I just want to talk to you, so I put the cuffs on you first, otherwise I don't know how to communicate with you. 😂😂

@saitamisthebest4523

4 ай бұрын

the 2nd guy was the only guy with some brains

@gonelucid

Ай бұрын

Oh you kids are so funny

@pinchamroeunraksmey9216

Ай бұрын

ឲឲ 0:43

@Ranchladytmd

Ай бұрын

But you don't! You just saw that with, Sam! You violated his rights!

@akimateru7980

Ай бұрын

😂😂

I am still waiting to see those 200 iq...

@5374seth

29 күн бұрын

It's easy to mistake someone for having an IQ of 200 when they are standing next to a cop with their donuthole open

@anon4854

28 күн бұрын

It's relative to the cops room temperature IQs.

@jacktrades5103

28 күн бұрын

I think I should tell you that it takes about 30 IQ to spot it. I'm sorry, son.

@noredine

26 күн бұрын

I think it's 200IQ total between them

@jenzu_h8798

23 күн бұрын

I'm over halfway through and no corrupt cops either. I guess clickbaits are to be expected in today's internet.

That first kid is going places. Smart, calm and composed.

Cop: "Where'd you get your law degree?" Kid should have asked the cop "Where'd you get yours?"

@DrScott666

Ай бұрын

Hairdressers spend more time at beauty school than a cop at the academy 😅😂🤣😭🤣😂😅

@5374seth

29 күн бұрын

I am waiting for them to stop some 16 year old prodigious Harvard law school graduate who has receipts on hand

@jacktrades5103

28 күн бұрын

​@@DrScott666They also have higher standards for passing, like I cannot braid hair to save my life. 😂

@DrScott666

28 күн бұрын

@@jacktrades5103 I apologize to all hairdressers for insulting them by comparing them to uneducated swine 🐖🐽🐖🐽🐖

@DrScott666

27 күн бұрын

@@jacktrades5103 I apologize to all the hairdressers I may have offended. 🐖🐽🐖🐽🐖🐽🐖

The saddest thing interacting with the police, is they never think they are wrong, their position of power has boosted their ego so much, that they cant bring themselves to accept they make mistakes and they dont know everything, its incredible to watch, there is always an excuse, they just feel they are so superior to everyone else

@rodniegsm1575

5 ай бұрын

The female officer isn't thinking straight. The young man was conducting a constructional protected activity. Just because someone calls the police on you doesn't mean that person told the police the truth.

@lordsathariel4384

5 ай бұрын

that's the part you get wrong a lot of these people already had a ego problem long before they became cops their insecurities and fragile ego is exactly what draws them towards positions of power realistically police officers should be screened for this sort of disposition but i guess that would mean 80% of officers would lose badges in most countries.

@craigsphilippines466

5 ай бұрын

That is something I have noticed over the years watching these cop interactions, it all starts at the recruitment stage, to start with the standards are way too low, but what would happen if they up the ante, does it mean they wont find enough candidates ?, bullies and egotistical people seem to be the norm@@lordsathariel4384

@A_Mystery_Man

2 ай бұрын

@@lordsathariel4384 The people being detained are the ones with the ego problem. If you have a problem argue it in court. Just be cooperative and friendly and you can at least deceive the cops into thinking you're a nice person who supports cops and you'll be much more likely to get off easy. Imagine interacting with someone who has an internal monologue that you are an a-hole and isn't afraid to express it through their mouth. Are you more likely to use the powers that you have to help the person out who thinks you're an a-hole, or are you more likely to help out the person who appears to be a nice person who supports you? Maybe just don't have an attitude with anybody and they won't have an attitude back. Forget about "oh well they're a cop so they should rise above having a crappy attitude" People, no matter their position in life, will get smart with someone who gets smart with them. It's that simple.

Cop thinks it's HIS building....LOL.

@KEKEEW

Ай бұрын

It's not his but still guy was just annoying trying to be that smart guy on tiktok

@EckonOmyst-jv1ro

Ай бұрын

​​@@KEKEEWthe teenager is not the one that is annoying but the cop. He is annoying the teenager who was not doing any crime at all. There is no law that says the teenager is not allowed inside that building. It is a public building for your information. The cop is not the law, they should follow the law instead. The teenager is just protecting his rights. This is what happen to you , When your hatred overrules your ability to reason correctly.

@thomasking9190

28 күн бұрын

Not just a cop but the chief of police.

@jacktrades5103

28 күн бұрын

​@@KEKEEWThat sounds like a Napoleon Complex. It's okay for people to act foolish.

@erection.

27 күн бұрын

@@KEKEEW the cop was the annoying one

So the girl on thumbnail is not in video. Just used for clickbait.

@Mikey2Gunzz

Ай бұрын

Shameful

the 1st one was so quiet and polite he totally destroyed the cop lol

@wilfridcyr

6 ай бұрын

Cop child abusers and pedophiles want these kids for molestation.

@oldsocrates

5 ай бұрын

Don't know what the heck you were watching, but nobody got "destroyed" in the first police encounter.

@johngardner529

5 ай бұрын

maybe because he destroyed them mentally in other words without even having to use his mouth and start shouting and screaming or effing and blinding or attacking anyone etc you cant be that thick@@oldsocrates

@Lugtastic

5 ай бұрын

My boy he did nothing, if it wasn't for his mom or his god mother pulling up he woulda been taking to the station lol@@johngardner529

@oldsocrates

5 ай бұрын

@@johngardner529 Um OK, I didn't see anyone get "destroyed" that way either lol...

13:10 "deputies know the law better than you?" that genuinely had me rolling 🤣

@HawksDiesel

4 ай бұрын

haha, i'd like to say prove it. what's their level of Criminal Justice degree!!

@IlkovdV

4 ай бұрын

I do not like these auditor kind of people, they are just there to annoy them

@brendonrookes1151

4 ай бұрын

i love how his like your being detained right after he told the other oficer that he had commited no crime

@brendonrookes1151

4 ай бұрын

and what about the police officers knowingly ignoring laws to be a law apon them self ? @@IlkovdV

@jodymitchell1678

3 ай бұрын

@@IlkovdV He was minding his own business and breaking no laws. The cop instigated it instead of letting a free man with rights mind his own business, he was bothering nor annoying anyone.... Wtf are you on about?

"i got your phone, thank you, you're welcome" XDDD that was such a civelised destroy

"Please don't record anymore Chris" I would have started recording immediately.

It’s pretty sad that the chief of a police department doesn’t know the law.

@imyourhuckleberry8961

5 ай бұрын

Cops should be required to pass an aptitude test, specifically on Constitutional law, before getting promoted or hired to any sort of leadership position.

@matthewronson5218

5 ай бұрын

EEO hire

@lindamcarthur1407

4 ай бұрын

the cop was totally respectful to the rotten little know it all. So even if the cop was wrong the punk was verbally abusive to a police officer and obviously was looking for trouble. why else would this guy have stayed there arguing the whole time. @@matthewronson5218

@user-qc6kr3gc5n

4 ай бұрын

Yes ....Sad but very , very true . Its obvious the idiots are in charge everywhere in America .

@user-qc6kr3gc5n

4 ай бұрын

​@@imyourhuckleberry8961.......wow ......if thats the case there would be only a few cops in the entire country . lol

"If you had just told me you weren't doing anything wrong we wouldn't be here." But the video clearly shows him saying that and the cop ignoring him.

@TheSlyFawkes

Ай бұрын

guilty until proven innocent apparently.

I’m from Japan and I love Americans, but I never understood why some American police officers are so authoritative. Last time I visited Florida, I was asked where my address is by a cop. I told him I am a tourist and I stay at my friends place, but I don’t remember the exact address so if you need I can check it on my phone and show it to you. Then the cop became super aggressive and told me how come I came to the United States and don’t know where I’m staying. He kept asking me questions in a very aggressive way as if I illegally entered the country. In the end I was fine but I never understood why he had to be such an asshole.

@Phoenix-Neo

14 күн бұрын

I'm so sorry you went through that. Some of these American cops act so unbecoming of a true officer of the law. I promise you not all cops are like this in this country. I hope it hasn't soured your feelings towards Americans. God Bless you.

@sakosniper4433

11 күн бұрын

Because 99.9% of the cops are sociopaths who are joined the police force only because of the power this job granted them

@rotagbhd

7 күн бұрын

@@Phoenix-Neo Yeah, not all cops are bad, just most of them.

@rotagbhd

7 күн бұрын

NEVER identify yourself to a cop until you are placed under arrest.

200 IQ? Who are you kidding? That's more than the combined IQ of the population of the United States. 😂

@GabrielNuncius

11 күн бұрын

It was a clickbait title as I unfortunately realized. And it probably means this channel owner doesn't actually respect it's viewers.

It's always a misunderstanding when the law enforcement agents are found to be wrong but never a misunderstanding when the innocent victim is standing up for his/her constitutional rights.

@rje613

Ай бұрын

If someone is suspected of killing someone, do you think we should detain that person, who would likely run, or do you think we should let them continue going wherever they are going, and then try find them when the suspicion was proven to be correct? Genuinely curious.

@neozetterberg4938

Ай бұрын

You don't know much about cort and the police agency, do you? btw, stop generalizing. Its most certainly always checked up upon and ensured in booth situations.

@rje613

Ай бұрын

Of course, no reply, like usual. Empty ideas with absolutely no basis in reality.

@garyleahy4537

Ай бұрын

@@rje613 If you're referring to me not replying, my reply is, why get into a pissing contest on the internet with someone over thoughts and ideas that both believe to be right? In my 70+ years on the planet, I've seen way to many instances to back up my point. Sure, there are exceptions to every rule, but for the most part, these over zealous law enforcement agents are way too sensitive. I have many friends that are or were in law enforcement and we've had many conversations about this exact topic.

@rje613

Ай бұрын

@@garyleahy4537 It's not a pissing contest, you've made a claim, and I want you to defend it. Don't make the claim if you're unwilling to defend it. I mean, you've taken the time to tell me why you wouldn't defend it, when it would've been easier to just answer. I don't even mind if it was a small explanation, crammed into one sentence, with broken english. That would've taken you, maybe 10 seconds? I don't believe to be right, but you do, that's the difference. You've made a claim, that you believe to be right, and I'm not saying it's wrong, I'm asking you why you think it's the right one, and I'm testing it. Does that make sense?

The kid video taping outside the building was 100% detained illegally. 100% law suit eligible.

@krane15

5 ай бұрын

There's a reason people put shades on their windows. If you can see it from the street, then its not illegal.

@gourdguru

5 ай бұрын

she(the officer) was commended/given an award by her department shortly after this incident, they bragged about it on their facebook and got absolutely mobbed by the internet calling her out for not knowing the law, violating a minor's rights, abusing her power, etc.

@kingtroll8363

5 ай бұрын

False, the lawsuit would get tossed

@NationInDistressMay30

5 ай бұрын

@@kingtroll8363 I got tossed once.

@seanr7297

5 ай бұрын

@@kingtroll8363 lol nah this was 100 legal what he was doing and if he was falsely arrested and subsequently charged the lawsuit would, as it has many times before stuck hard. cops quit after a fasle arrest like that.

"you're not being forcebly detained, you're just detained and in handcuffs" ain't no way the cop actually said that at 6:40 💀💀💀

The woman in the second part was clearly going to take action to the kid if her competent colleague wouldn't have been there. "That's not illegal" "Ok" *crying inside from her incompetence*

@kholmar

Ай бұрын

and yet, supervisor still covered the officer's actions with a lot of "you just gotta let us do what we gotta do without standing up for yourself" uh huh...

"Oh really?? So where'd you get your law degree?" is copspeak for "I can't let anyone know I've been outsmarted by an informed and educated citizen."

@petegesellchen3181

5 ай бұрын

It is more embarrassing for the cop when the victim of his abuse is much younger and probably still in high school.

@StarsForward

5 ай бұрын

@@petegesellchen3181 Most definitely!

@BP021

5 ай бұрын

I would ask where the cop got his. They dont have law degrees either

@darelldd

4 ай бұрын

Exactly what I was gonna say! For some reason, many cops think that they're the only ones who could possibly read/comprehend the laws. Even (I have found in my case) the ones that I helped write!

@brendonrookes1151

4 ай бұрын

and a kid no less

Standing up for your rights is almost always seen as you been uncooperative or disorderly.

@marcustatone8881

5 ай бұрын

That’s because you don’t understand your rights! If you did you understand you stand up for your rights in court. Not on the street arguing with the police about your rights or theirs! That’s disorderly!

@gregoryfrickey1715

5 ай бұрын

YUP

@guthrie_1

5 ай бұрын

@@marcustatone8881 Exactly. We do not adjudicate cases on the side of the road.

@AngelLuisEspada1970

5 ай бұрын

😂

@krane15

5 ай бұрын

That's how they will spin it to justify their lies. Just say you're exercising you civil right and stop talking. Never argue with a cop that insists he's right or that his knowledge is always greater than yours in the law. He has arrest authority given to him by the state but that doesn't mean he's right. Only that he wants to win the argument. Don't argue with him. Remember, the less you say, the greater the chances your lawyer will have to prove and win your case.

These cops are insane monsters !

It truly blows my mind how few officers have even a slight understanding of peoples constitutional rights.

The police Chief who resigned did NOT resign because of the interaction with the young man - he was already under investigation for domestic violence charges.

@AngelLuisEspada1970

5 ай бұрын

Intriguing 🤔

@brendonrookes1151

4 ай бұрын

hahah im sure the charges from this one had an effect

@ericdraven7185

3 ай бұрын

@@brendonrookes1151 NO they didnt'

@michajanicki6860

29 күн бұрын

`````` 17:10 also his lawyer gets eight months later for this young man nice $950000 settlement

@T4ore.

29 күн бұрын

There is a reason that there is a problem with racism in america.

"Disorderly conduct" is standing up for your rights.

@IkarusGhostI

5 ай бұрын

That is absolutely wrong

@guthrie_1

5 ай бұрын

No, not really. Disorderly conduct is disobeying a lawful order. If you feel you have been wronged, then file a complaint and a lawsuit.

@guthrie_1

5 ай бұрын

@DrZook I’ll fix that typo now, but what you said about disorderly conduct really doesn’t make sense. If you obey a lawful command, you are not going to have an issue with that officer. That’s been proven time and time again. Police are there to stop lawbreaking. If you’re in a nice suburb, that lawbreaking will be mostly traffic offenses. If you’re in the hood, that lawbreaking will be violent crime, gang crime, property crime, etc. There is no scenario in any part of the country where you have departments arresting law abiding citizens. Also, it turns out when you poll residents living in those high crime areas, an overwhelming majority of them want MORE police. Not less police. It is the privileged among us who possess the luxury of questioning the importance of law enforcement.

@jackwolf78

3 ай бұрын

@@guthrie_1 You know that many times the high crime areas have people of all races, right? Or have you never lived in the hood? It may not have been all Black people that wanted more police.

@guthrie_1

3 ай бұрын

@@jackwolf78 No I’m talking specifically about black residents living in majority black/extremely high crime neighborhoods.

First kid: “🤐🔇” The Finest: “200IQ”

I bet all the people who have needed the police and they didn't turn up in an emergency are absolutely livid watching police detaining young people like this.

@bargtay

18 күн бұрын

Thinking exactly the same thing

@bargtay

18 күн бұрын

But I blame the entitled kids for most of the wasted time. Answer the questions then keep it moving. Some not all

Legend has it that the chief is still arresting and releasing him till the day. They are over 1000 arrest now.

@user-zk4ob3vx2c

2 ай бұрын

14:13 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 True he kept on arresting him and releasing 😂

"We can detain you." Yes, you can, if you have reasonable articulable suspicion. You can _not_ detain someone so you can throw shit at a wall to see if any sticks.

@brendonrookes1151

4 ай бұрын

its like yeah you can detain him and he can sue you

The way she DODGED DIRECTLY ANSWERING ANY of his QUESTIONS, she WILL make a GOOD POLITICIAN SomeDay 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

7:29 "I got your phone" "Thank you" "You're welcome" WHY IS IT SO CUTEEEEEEEE-

3 arrests in 15 minutes??? And that’s why the sheriff resigned and the property tax went up significantly to pay for the Chiefs, ignorance and inability to control his ego

@kingtroll8363

5 ай бұрын

You like the idiot who made the vid need to learn the difference in detained and arrested

@craigsphilippines466

5 ай бұрын

Dont forget he kept sayiing , the peoples building, as his building , I want you out of my building, the ego and arrogance police officers have is ridiculous, and its what drives their reactions

@maxxcarver5502

5 ай бұрын

​@@craigsphilippines466If this kid is the one I think it is. The cops shot him to death a couple months later. In a "non related incident."

@mkefayati473

4 ай бұрын

Where can I find that? Please, I need to know.​@@maxxcarver5502

@Beansswtf

4 ай бұрын

Good. All he was doing is looking for trouble and a quick payout, he got trouble instead. @@maxxcarver5502

People are learning their rights, and video surveillance works both ways.

@martinkuliza

4 ай бұрын

People are also learning how to be complete dickheads and create trouble where no trouble exists. Make sure that in your mission to have a country full of good cops by using camera's you don't create an army of dickheads running around with camera's that use up police resources so that when a crime is actually being committed, the cops are talking to a dickhead instead of helping someone they should from being attacked there is rights there is justice then there is sometimes being an idiot when you shouldn't and even sometimes again A Law can be totally on your side but in some cases, you're still a fuckwit if you go down that road (some cases, not all)

@percyvolnar8010

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, but if that last kid were a POC and the cop were YT, you'd all want to see the kid get beat up for disrespecting the cop. And I'm yt btw.

“This is a building you cannot curse. “ 😂

The pledge of allegiance,last line,” with liberty injustice for all”, to serve, and protect, not to lie and intimidate. Yikes !!!

"Where did you get your law degree man?" The same place you got yours.

@dearreader9739

5 ай бұрын

Just like most people in these comments.

@brendonrookes1151

4 ай бұрын

your upset people that live in usa know the constitution ?@@dearreader9739

@Real_LiamOBryan

4 ай бұрын

@@dearreader9739 Yeah, it's almost like you can have knowledge on a topic without having formally studied for it in this age of information.

@dearreader9739

3 ай бұрын

@@Real_LiamOBryan as a formally trained and practicing attorney, I can assure you that 9.9/10 times, people who do not have any legal training do not have the knowledge they think they do.

@Real_LiamOBryan

3 ай бұрын

@@dearreader9739 Of course! That doesn't mean that people without formal training can't have any knowledge of law. As a lawyer, I don't think you would deny that cops use the "Where did you get your law degree" line against just about anything anyone says regarding law to them. I've even seen them use the line on actual lawyers. My points are that you don't have to have a degree to have knowledge, which is true, and cops just use the line as a verbal tactic to try to "win" against their interlocutor, which they do.

Notice how casually the cops just accept complaints and lawsuits because they know nothing will happen to them personally.

@maxxcarver5502

5 ай бұрын

There's a phone call !!! a phone call! A phone call! Oh, my God, a phone call!!! Now we HAVE to Suspend everyone's Rights and the Laws , because there was A PHONE CALL !!!! who is on the other end of that phone!? Why are they More important than the Law And the Bill of Rights!???

@juned1719

4 ай бұрын

🎯

I hope that town has to make him a millionaire.

Nothing worse than a power-crazed corrupt cop. Except for a power-crazed corrupt politician.

6:06 as soon as they ask "where did you get your law degree?", know that you have already won. Anything after that is just going to be hot air and copsplaining 😂

@JaelH7

4 ай бұрын

100%

@user-os4fl4zj7d

4 ай бұрын

I got it on the roadside dealing with corruption would be my response.

The video with the teen taking pictures one was very descriptive of police mentality. The cop is uncuffing the boy and says your still detained while i explain everything to you. I think if the cops arrest or detain you for disorderly conduct and then release you it should be 10 thousand dollars. I hate that they believe there is that blanket charge that they can use illegally. Years ago in California it was 415b they called it contempt of cop. The courts finally took that away from them

@oskardegerfeldt1708

5 ай бұрын

he got his own youtube channel www.youtube.com/@FirstAmendmentProtectionAgency/videos

@VaultTecc

5 ай бұрын

10 thousand dollars from the cop's pocket though not the taxpayer.

@dearreader9739

5 ай бұрын

@@VaultTeccit always comes from taxpayer pockets actually. Police are almost never successfully sued in their individual capacity, and it's always the taxpayers footing the bill.

@VaultTecc

5 ай бұрын

@@dearreader9739 Yes i know where it comes, which is why i find his suggestion utterly useless unless the cops are made to pay for it from their pockets.

@SIPEROTH

4 ай бұрын

I think you guys look at one side of the coin here. We have to find a balance somewhere. What if a cop stopped a suspected serial killer and detained him until he makes sure is not him? Should he just leave him go because his afraid paying the 10 thousand dollars? Will you be happy if the cop did that and serial killer killed your mother next day? Is not that simple. If the guy proved to be just a citizen you will yelling the cop had no right and should pay but if the guy ended being the killer then suddenly the cop is a hero for catching him before he kills more people but the cop did the same exact action no matter the end result. That is why detaining is not called arrest and a cop has a right to detain you even without arresting you because a cop needs the time to identify the issue or person. Arrest and detain are two different things. The only wrong thing the male cop did with that boy is first putting him in the police car(that seems like as sign or arrest instead of being detained) and tell to the boy he did something wrong before confirming. When the boy asked if i did anything illegal he should have replied "i don't know that is why you are detained until i check and see if you did or not".

"What crime was i suspected of committing?" "......... you really wanna go that route??" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

That's the problem. Yesterday you were shovelling shit and tomorrow you're suddenly a police officer.

The first young man in the truck - wow. Im so impressed with his attitude and demeanor. To think that he could have been killed by an over zealous cop that day. SMH

I’ve seen the 1st female cop in another video doing the same thing. Will she ever learn that public photography is NOT illegal. I wish I could remember the video but I’m positive it’s her. It’s the only time I’ve seen someone that looks exactly like her with that STUPID looking camera attached to her glasses.

@jamescurfman3284

5 ай бұрын

Blame her for the lack of intellect, or better yet, blame her parents for her lack of intellect. Blame the rest of the police department for continuing to employ the idiot. But you cannot blame any police officer for what their equipment LOOKS LIKE. Are you brain-dead? Blame the engineers for not making it cool-looking. You're mad that she has to wear the stupid glasses while she is on the clock? What about when those stupid glasses and camera setup actually manage to solve some serious crime somewhere? You STILL gonna be mad even then? STILL not HER fault.

@paulstejskal

5 ай бұрын

The recent Audit the Audit video perhaps?

@Gothic7876

2 ай бұрын

You can tell the other officer was like “fuck not this again” with his tone of voice

If a cop EVER asks you where you got your law degree, unless you have one, the correct answer is *"Yeah, where'd you get yours, Supercop!?"*

Life hacks : Do not provoke a Bull-terrier.

Body cams are a blessing 😂

@marks99999

4 ай бұрын

Soon after my city got body cams for the police the place were able to use the body cams to catch a woman lying on the police officer.

@featherton3381

4 ай бұрын

@@marks99999 Yup, they are a boon for law abiding citizens dealing with corrupt cops and they are a boon for officers who are actually following the law. Makes you wonder what was going on with the officers who pushed back against body cameras.

I noticed the first kid was afraid when he was told he could go. He was looking around to find the cup, who kept pointing a gun at him, he was afraid for his life.

@PHlophe

6 ай бұрын

Rand, i'd be scared too. they do not hesitate to steal souls for their overlords.

@paulstejskal

5 ай бұрын

I mean with the mixup, it's understandable why the cops reacted why they did. If they thought he was the suspect of a bank robbery, they needed to react with force in case he was armed or whatever. That does not excuse the fact that the investigation was not thorough enough to conclude the truck details and suspect details from the security video to be sure. Kudos on the kid though for not reacting and being calm and submissive, but still stating what happened and objecting to being arrested. His mom being pissed definitely is expected. The officers did everything else as good as they could have expect the investigation piece IMO. I have watched many "Audit the Audit" videos and seen how unprofessional some cops can be, and these cops at least were very professional about it (at least in the clips we saw in this video). It can be hard to judge the whole scene without the full story. I feel bad for the kid though that he went through that.

"200IQ teens destroy cops" and then the line in the thumbnail LOL

My cousin work hard going to medical school but sometimes staying late at the school student center studying for one her finals, when she drove back to her parents house a cop pulled her over for a failed turn signal. She lowered her window down only to fit a hand the cop demanded she lowered it al the way she only did about an inch or two, oh man that cop was livid he reached inside, opened the door and dragged my cousin out of her seat with seat belt on you have a 260 lbs 5'6" cop on slamming on a 5' 105 girl to the side of her car for supposedly disobeying a lawful order. He searched her car, her person and her purse. The cop was going to call an ambulance to pick her up for his stupidity, she only got the turn signal infraction and nothing else. She drove herself to the hospital she was doing her part time and the staff were very helpful, sympathetic and caring. This was back in 2017, and she graduated as a MD in 2020. Well during her shift guess who showed up at her ward room the same stupid cop with his wife. She remembered that trash's face *(how can one forget)* She she made sure to give her patient *(The cop)* the most uncomfortable stay *(he went in for high sugar in the blood treatment I believe and after surgery)* he could get for the next week. So every 45 or hour she would request blood samples and blood pressure checked on this guy and not the arm that has the tube to insert the IVs but the other arm and always using new needles 24/7. Yeah he hardly got any sleep and was exhausted from all the blood samples drawn from him. Samples were drawn from students who had no previous experience doing blood work so yeah a lot of hit and miss when you are in training. Cops most of the time don't know who they are messing with and throw their ego around because they are excused from accountability and hardly get in trouble, the only time they are pressured to do so is when the media gets involved or it is one of their own, this includes judges as well.

Whenever somebody says something smart and the cops dont know what to say "You wanna go that route?"

@derekporter7651

4 ай бұрын

Or the 'so you want to play that game' excuse, as though life is just a game to the cops.

To be fair, the 3rd kid is annoying, for sure he's annoyed mostly everyone on that town. Lol

Disorderly.... the first thing you hear from a dumb corrupt cop.... She was so dumb and never did get it.

With that last one, you have to understand that kids are being taught to be racist in school these days and see everything in a divisive way.

The chief really said "You can't curse in this building!" First, Freedom of Speech. Srcond, we all know a cop in that department has cursed before. 😂

@chuckholmes2075

4 ай бұрын

you need to go read the 1st amendment. READ IT OUT LOUD TO YOURSELF comprehend it and get back to me

@derekporter7651

4 ай бұрын

As though cops don't curse to each other all the time behind closed doors! What a jerk.

@grettapaisley2422

2 ай бұрын

All the day long😂.

5:48 "That route" being the legal one.

The kid recording the nursing home was very smart and 100% correct; He was unlawfully detained and has a Very good case for illegal detention and for police violating his Constitutional Rights.

The third one is not some 200iq teen. He literally used his daddy to make the chiefs life hell after the incident until he resigned. Besides the fact that under the circumstances, once the kid was asked to leave, he MUST leave, it doesn't matter if it's a public building, you can still be trespassed if you refuse to leave the premises once asked. The chief may have gone a little far in the beginning, but the kid continuing to refuse leaving, and then reentering after being escorted from the building, makes the kid no better than the chief. The chief DID not tell the kid he could not film in the police station continuously, he only continuously told the kid he needed to leave, which is entirely within his purview to determine whether or not an individual is disrupting the department with their actions. Again, once the kid reentered after being escorted and told to leave, the chief had every right to detain him and charge him with trespassing. Here's a basic excerpt that provides an explanation. When the government owns property, it can direct you to leave for any reason (even a legally invalid reason), and you are trespassing if you don't leave. When you are present on land you don't own with permission, but without a lease, you have a "license" to be there which is a contract-like right and is not a property right. A license doesn't give you the right to stay on the property over the objections of the owner or an agent of the owner. You might be able to receive money damages for an improper termination of your license to be present at the property (e.g. if you are told for no reason to leave a movie after paying for a ticket), but you don't have the right to simply stay there. If you stay there over the objections of the owner or the owner's agent, you are trespassing. The law applicable to government property owners and private property owners is basically the same in this regard. Realistically, on government property, furthermore, the standard by which the government employee may legally terminate your license to be there and exclude you from the property is low. Basically, it must merely not violate any constitutional right you may have, and you do not have a constitutional right to be present on government owned property, except in a quite narrow subset of cases (e.g. the "town square"). More exactly, you do not have a right to be on government property per se, but you can't be excluded from it for a constitutionally impermissible reason. The government gets to decide what parts of property it owns are available to the general public and for what content-neutral purposes. The right to be present on government owned "public" property (which doesn't include private areas of government owned property) can be subjected to reasonable and content-neutral time, place, and manner restrictions.

@NicholasGuccione

19 күн бұрын

It's probably time you removed that stick out of your a$$. It's making you bitter.

"It's not an illegal search and seizure because I did not search you." You seized his person.

@RavenMobile

4 ай бұрын

And his property.

@ttgemail4072

3 ай бұрын

yeah but he acted like a pathetic bastard. He litarelly filmed to get the attention of his daddy since he only tried to provoke the cop and see if he will do anything slightly illegal just to get a bit famous on the internet. If he would invade my workspace like that this would be his last time

@troydulude

3 ай бұрын

@@ttgemail4072 right, because no one should watch what cops do, question what cops do or test their ability to do their job.

@illogicalmethod

2 ай бұрын

@@ttgemail4072What's your workplace? I'll go and video record it from the sidewalk all day. 😏

@calvinfowler7076

Ай бұрын

@@troyduludeI am not defending the cops, but let’s use common sense. What was the purpose of recording inside the police station. He should have known that is a big no no. There could be informants, victims, or someone reporting a crime. Anyone recording is putting other people’s lives at risk.

If you put your hands on a citizen, it's force under the color of law!

@stanleyclark923

Ай бұрын

A cop using his voice to command you is force. The lowest level of force is his mere presence if we're being really technical.

No answering is your constitutional right. It's not disorderly conduct! Bull shit. They ALWAYS say ' you really wanna go there's?!!!!!

I don't think you have ever met someone with a 200IQ.

That cop thinks people are obligated to assist in their own arrest..

@PennelopeWhitmore

6 ай бұрын

They all do!!!

@LyonsM

6 ай бұрын

To cops, what’s a 5th amendment?

@jamescurfman3284

5 ай бұрын

They somehow instantly forget about that second thing that should fall out of their mouths: 'You have the right to remain silent...' is supposed to come DIRECTLY AFTER 'You are under arrest for (name that crime).' HOW do they forget what they said the instant after they say those memorized lines?

@dearreader9739

5 ай бұрын

@@LyonsMthis comment doesn't even make sense. 5A comes up post-arrest, pre/post-indictment, and during the criminal proceedings.

@LyonsM

5 ай бұрын

@@dearreader9739 WTF are you talking about? Dumb Dumb!!!! Lmao

When law enforcement breaks the law it is a misunderstanding. Everybody else goes to jail.

@zak4tt4ck

6 ай бұрын

I mean obviously, you don't believe that moronic statement, so why even type it?

@maxxcarver5502

5 ай бұрын

yup

@dearreader9739

5 ай бұрын

You only go to jail if you violate the penal code and are convicted (aside from a night or two pending arraignment). Violating constitutional rights is not a violation of penal law, and the mechanism of enforcing constitutional rights is 42 USC 1983 (plus others, but this is most common). The every day person should become better informed on this, because laymen are a huge issue when dealing with issues like these.

@maxxcarver5502

5 ай бұрын

@dearreader9739 Not true. There's a guy in florida who's been in pre jail for 7 months so far. Only thing he's guilty of is eating outside.....

@dearreader9739

5 ай бұрын

​@@maxxcarver5502I have no idea where you internet lunatics get your info from, and nothing about what you said sounds true. First, there is no such thing as "pre jail." Incarceration isn't like primary school so there's no K-12, or "pre-k" for jail. Second, eating outside is not a crime under just about any legal doctrine that I'm aware of, including US federal law or any US state law. Now, I get it, I recognize that we want to categorize/describe people we know as being innocent. I mean, shit, I guarantee you that people who knew Gacy would say he was a good person before he was convicted. I have personally had family members say they were in jail unlawfully for one thing when they were in fact in jail (very lawfully) for another. Your friend, who is in hail for "eating outside," is most definitely in jail for an actual crime. Please don't let yourself succumb to ignorance on that.

Officer, “you get a hell of a lot further with Salt than with Sugar.” Maybe take your own advice.

Bro start the video with the most wildest and straight to the point narration 🤣🤣🤣

14:00 Can someone tell me why this re-arrest and re-release reminds me of "Key and Peele -The most gullible prison guard ever"? 😁

The last one... That "Chiefs" ignorance made me ashamed to be a male, retired public safety, and a black person. You KNOW his Dept is all F-d up from the top down. OMG, just turn your badge in!

What a job being called idiot everytime they make a mistake 😂

A chief that doesn't know the law is absolutely ridiculous

@richymoto

Ай бұрын

You should better ask, why there is a system in place, that can put people into such a position? People that have to have only the most basic legal education ...

7:54 is when her supervisor has enough of her mouth 😂😂😂

cops,NO SHAME,NO PRIDE,NO GUTS, how can they sleep ???????

@sakosniper4433

11 күн бұрын

They are lowest of the low, what do you expect?

“you really wanna go that route?” what, the legal route where you can’t just steamroll me with your cop mumbo jumbo?

I am from Gen X. And whatever generation these kids are from. I am digging their style. Keep it up young men! Edit: and women!

I love how mr. Pacheco's calmness there..

I love when cops ask where you got your law degree. Where'd you get yours? If they had one, why are they a cop making minimum wage instead of becoming attorney?

Someone needs to tell cops that you don't need a law degree to know how to read! They always ask that dumb question "Where did you get your law degree?"

If every smart ass had a 200IQ, we would be living on mars and driving flying cars.

@jackwolf78

3 ай бұрын

zing!

@superperfundo8

3 ай бұрын

Piloting* flying cars

@user-hp6nl1fb9l

2 ай бұрын

I suppose my I Q must be 280, the way I smart off!

@jediknightellis

2 ай бұрын

yeah I didn't see much 200IQ type activity here...

the Chief who resigned wasn't because of arresting that kid 3 times, it was for assaulting his wife numerous times

@ChocolateMilk..

3 ай бұрын

She was probably cursing or filming inside his building. Understandable.

@peves-

2 ай бұрын

Wow, of course that power tripping guy was a wife beater too. The power trip makes a lot more sense now with some context.

@TheSeamsy

Ай бұрын

Yeah assaulting his wife is already a full time job, he resigned because he doesn't have time for it.

@NicholasGuccione

19 күн бұрын

@@ChocolateMilk.. 😂👍

Why do the Chief always call the building “ my building “, that is not your building Chief, maybe you own .😂.00000000000000000000000000001 % because you are also a taxpayer.

The female officer wearing the taclight on her safety glasses in the middle of the day thinks she's the main character in her own super cop action film

Back in the 80's my friend got beaten up on his 18th birthday in front of a van full of coppers by 4 blokes and because he was a punk rocker (cops hated punks) they just sat and watched him get battered and then (while he was barely conscious with a broken nose and eye socket) arrested him for being drunk and disorderly which carried a huge fine back then of £130 and despite him needing hospital treatment flung him straight in the nick. And this in front of hundreds of witnesses as well Only problem for the police was my mates dad was the local magistrate You can guess the rest but remember they only got punished because of this as if it was myself who this happened to then I would have been done with no comeback whatsoever

The humble pie is tasty here, but don't see any 200IQ.

Provoking a situation is for amusements should result in 3 months in jail a 6 months community service

I am held here against my will. no, you're not. ok, can I go then? No you can't. hahahahahahaah :D

@stanleyclark923

Ай бұрын

Taking pictures from a public sidewalk isn't illegal, but you're not free to go until I explain why I was wrong to detain you to begin with. 😂😂

I think an apology would have gone a long way. They didn't even apologize to the kid.

All of it is exactly what Qualified Immunity to commit crimes looks like .

You NEVER have to answer questions from police without your attorney present.

How is this people using 200IQ??? hahaha

The person that called the Police should be Arrested for a False Police report

@dianthaalexander1549

5 ай бұрын

Go against their bond. Then it goes on them too.

@krane15

5 ай бұрын

Cops will never do that. That's how they get the majority of their calls, and what they use to justify their actions. It would take a lot of repeated unjustified calls before they'd do something like that.

200 IQ? So just excellent factory workeres...

She doesn't even know how to explain herself 😂😂😂

They yell at him, they point their guns towards him and when they make a huge mistake, they say no worries you are free

The lady cop in the second video looks very similar to the lady cop tazing a man while he's handcuff on a youtube video recently. She seemed to be enjoying tazing him in the video