The cop was bouncing off The Constitution like an underpowered BB hitting a 300 year old stone wall...At the same time the motorist wasn't chewing the cops ass,,,he was chewing around it until if fell in the street...THAT could have resulted in a littering charge...
When detained for "suspicious activity"... NEVER argue if your activity is suspicious or not. It doesn't matter. ALWAYS argue that Brown vs Texas makes it illegal for cops to detain for mere "suspicious activity". They need reasonable suspicion OF A CRIME.
Police employees are being TRAINED to treat the American people in this manner. It isn't about "a few bad apples", this is about conditioning the masses to accept this tyrannical madness! EVERYONE should treat police employees with derision all of the time. They are drunk with power and should be ridiculed, shamed and shunned whenever possible. They're the new "King's guard" in the colonies and far worse than the Red Coats ever were. Still they see themselves as heroes! Are criminals a concern for me? You bet! Not enough to ever call the blue gang on myself! Police forces in the U.S. are the standing army our forefathers warned us of. "Know your enemy!"
Twitter: this tweet could be considered offensive. Me: any and all tweets could be considered offensive. Twitter: You're offending me Me: get your puppy
People like her are the main instigators in so many cases of police misconduct and brutality, they love their ability to summon the pigs to brutalize and intimidate someone on their behalf
Can we talk about how this Karen was FULLY expecting to win here by calling law enforcement? I wonder at which point during the cop's embarrassment that she decided to go back inside. Lol
She did win. She caused the guy to be detained and harassed, while she experienced no negative consequences. I mean, I don't know how that benefits her personally, but she did indeed manage to screw over the driver.
Exactly. The cop was just responding to Karen's call. He was trying to diffuse the situation. Their jobs suck. If somebody did this in my kitchen I'd kick em out. I think he maintained cuz if this guy was in any other neighborhood he would be pulled out and arrested right or wrong.
@@surferwebspiderman8155 The cop literally had no reason to talk to him. EVEN if he had done what Karen had said he did, which is doubtful, it isn't illegal. The cop had literally 0 right to detain this man and prevent him from going about his life as a free citizen in the USA.
@@surferwebspiderman8155 there was no situation to defuse in the first place. Just because someone calls the police doesn’t mean theirs a problem. The officer even admitted to there being no problem. At that point in time the officer should had followed his policy and left especially after he was told he was dismissed. They are public workers and if your not breaking the law they do have to serve and obey you. Even if he was in another neighborhood I doubt it would have went differently, and even if he was arrested the cop would be very very sorry. To unlawfully arrest someone is a serious crime, which comes with revocation of your police duties as well as huge fines that have to be paid out of pocket. Unlawfully arresting someone can ruin an officers life forever! That’s not something to be take lightly, that’s taking someone’s freedom away for nothing!
From the video shown, she isn't much of a Karen and her suspicion is valid considering they are in a neighborhood and believe it or not, there are creeps in cars who will go around to try kidnap children. Don't get me wrong CM isn't in the wrong, but if he wasn't coming off as a Dick and was upfront with that Lady to dissuade any sus from the lady, she probably wouldn't have had to call the police. And He wouldn't have had his time wasted, or show how much of a dickhead he could be on camera.
@@justinland1208 then you have a bad interpretation of the real world. You should try interacting with a few officers and really see that they don't just do it for a power trip.
"I smell an odor..oh here we go...go get your puppy...I'm not getting my puppy." I had to stop right there as I couldn't see anymore for the tears of laughter running down my face. Now that was comedy.
Criminals do that tho, they observe homes and check for when the house is empty. The fact that he evades the question of what he is doing and he answers angrily is more than enough to be suspicious of. Im not saying he is a criminal, he just behaved like one and a woman acted accordingly to prevent a possible burglary.
Exactly. Been in a situation like this somewhat before, got pulled over for "suspicious activity" because I was coming home from a friends house at 1 am in a tiny little hicktown where nothing happens, the cop kept saying "got any drugs in the car?" "I smell something coming from your car" I live out in BFE and kept telling him I don't consent to searches and he can call his k9 unit. That man did everything and anything to terrify me until finally he gave up and let me go. I found out the only reason he pulled me over was because there was a kid vandalizing the playground at the library in town.... just assumed it was me because I was the only car on the road.
@@racewiththefalcons1 he was so discombobulated by the tongue lashing that he didn’t know what to say and that’s the only thing he could think of to say. Hahaha
@Aniwayas Song Yea well with the way he said "I'm not getting my puppy", I'm betting he flushed his goldfish, while yelling "I'm nooot aaaaa CLOOOOOOOWWWWWN". LMFAO
Risky move - I'd never say anything like that if I had an appointment to be at haha. They'd deliberately waste my time for not submitting to their bogus antics.
Yeah it's a lot easier to do these types of things when you don't have melanin in your skin. I guarantee you if this was any person with high melanin pigment, even remotely dark, they would have been beat and on the ground in handcuffs and thrown into the back of a squad car .. on their way to a holding cell.
In some cases with another cop that could have easily gotten him arrested, injured or even killed, his car towed, cost him a fee to get bailed from an illegal arrest from a charge that was dismissed and the cost of a lawyer to defend him in court if it went that far. That could have come to a several thousand dollars. I think it is important to not surrender your lawful rights, but in a less confrontational manner. I've interacted with cops just as successfully by not entering into a consensual conversation with answers to their questions. I wouldn't call a cop a clown. I would merely refuse to speak to him or encourage him with humiliating names to violate his oath to violate my rights. I have responded in this manner to the few times when a cop has "pulled me over" and proceeded to question me. It works well at least as, and maybe more often, than getting down to name calling as this person did.
I'm just wondering where the civility in your rotten and decadent society has gone. He would never call a gang member a clown to his face because he knows he'd get in serious trouble really fast, but he does call a cop a clown because he knows he can't really do anything about it. Just because you can be a dickhead and very impolite with a guy who's just trying to do his job doesn't necessarily mean you should.
I’ve always been fascinated by the statement, “I’m conducting an investigation.” The simplest answer is: “I’m not required to assist you with your investigation nor am I required to aid you in incriminating myself.” Beyond that...I don’t answer questions.
"what do" when cops say something like "i'm allowed to talk, i'm a citizen too" at that point he was just talking to a guy sitting in a car, willingly responding back. kid never asked if he was free to leave. i dont think this cop ever detained him, sure he's a mush mouth weirdo, but the kid was super annoying too. cop essentially asked a few questions and left, he didn't even pull him over.
Dispatchers really need to start qualifying these calls. Simply asking if the person was on public property should have prevented an officer being dispatched and everybody's time being wasted.
Unfortunately all they see is government money and dollar signs when they get a call the number one goal is to arrest and give out tickets does it matter what or to whom
@@rorycallaghan5719 You make a great but obvious point. Suspicion= ignorance fear and curiousity. A suspicious person is one who holds suspicions. Had the officer actually intended an investigation he would start with the source. Listen to the call, speak to the caller and then determine if there is actual evidence of a crime before creating an unwanted interaction in an adversarial manner that violates a person's rights. My opinion is that RAS needs to be completely abolished. This officer for example misconstrues the definition trying to claim he is making a Terry stop to investigate suspicious activity. Activity is not suspicious, that is the mindset of a person observing the activity. RAS would require actual specific facts indicative of a crime specific to an individual and a crime, not merely ignorance and curiousity. Probable cause being a degree of certainty that is above 50% and making something more likely than unlikely, more probable than improbable. RAS is defined as a standard lower than PC but has no defined bottom limit. Thus RAS can only be described as never being likely or probable but always more unlikely and improbable. Something more than nothing but never probable. An evidentiary standard no judge would allow a warrant for a search or seizure to be granted on yet individual officers with very little basic law training are sent out every day to make these determinations at their own discretion with little if any oversight or consequences to themselves. No accountability because few cases get to criminal trial, those that do are mostly given deference toward the officer and typically have some criminal aspect. Whether it be a result of the stop like disorderly, failure to obey a lawful command, obstruction, resisting or a warrant . The ends justify the means type of justice. Instances like this never get before a judge. Only a civil lawsuit could achieve that. Courts will simply dismiss a suit for lack of standing, no harm, no damages, no foul, move on. Not to mention the time, effort and expense of filing suit. Officers become so used to having authority whenever they want because of such low standards of cause combined with an overabundance of victimless laws that they just come to believe their authority exist always. Require PC or exigent circumstances and police won't take their authority for granted and expect others to just submit whenever the officer decides. Remove some of the confusion and maybe, the officer talks to the caller first. Looks at the situation as if people have a right to be free from government intervention, interference, intimidation and harassment. The officer would not then be using his emergency lights or trying to come up with cause after already believing he has the authority to detain and issue lawful commands. He wouldn't just naturally assume he could violate a person's rights based upon his own ignorance, curiousity or fear. He would do a real investigation and not play judge, jury and executioner. Seems a simple solution but it would be scary for people like this homeowner who thinks with her heart and has no value for scary freedom when the illusion of security is so available. Oh, and revamp the 911 system to include another non emergency number where calls can be assessed and investigated prior to police involvement and individual rights being violated. Lady then calls 911 she can be charged. As it is, try calling the police for a non emergency and they transfer you or tell you to call 911. Has happened to me several times trying to report things where I just wanted to give info and had no emergency. Take the money we could save in not sending officers out on these calls and not paying lawsuits resulting from butt hurt cops abusing their positions. I think we can afford a better system. Just some thoughts
The fact that police can subjectively say "I smell an odor" to create probable cause is one of the worst laws in the United States. Seriously. Someone needs to work on getting that changed.
Why don't they carry breathalysers? I live in a third world country, they stop you, you blow the damn thing and you're clear (or not) to go. All this dancing around and wasting time, so stupid.
@@marymoon1632 because they’re usually implying they’re in possession of marijuana, not that they’re intoxicated They say it because odours aren’t able to be recorded so it gives them a ‘legal’ way to check the car (which is usually due to a false positive from a dog)
The fact the cop was getting nowhere and how quickly he said "I'm smelling an odor from your car..." shows you he said that out of habit. He has used it so many times its in his mental list of things to rebuttal with. How dirty a cop.
If you pay attention he did that to cover his ass. Immediately before that the driver asked if he was suspected of having committed any crime and the cop said "No". Then the cop realized "Oh shit. That means I have to let him go. Errr, something smells! yeah that's it."
They are required to respond to every call. With that said they should have gotten there and charged the lady for misusing 911 and went about their day.
She could fight the defense that she felt for her safety. This is what happens when you have a system in place that requires a tiny bit of common sense.
Private Citizen "Are you going to go get your puppy" Cop "I'm not going to get my puppy" the fact the officer also called it a puppy also just so freakin hilarious!
I saw a video where a fat pig arrogantly told a guy you know you're under arrest now right. The guy the cop was threatening said no I'm not and pulled something off his belt. The video ends with a shocked no longer arrogant pig standing stupidly. It was the pigs last day on the force. Sad day when it was a happy story.
@@LacyRants the layout of the video, when he says certain things and even the graphics used are the same. He is obviously not just taking info from other videos and is putting in the work to make these videos. I’m happy to have more of these videos to watch so I’m not complaining and happy to subscribe. I was even thinking I was watching ATA until the logo popped up.
That was insane! The officer's unwillingness to just walk away when he knew he had nothing that he could do. I am surprised it did not escalate to an arrest to be honest. Usually when a cop gets called out on trying to break someone's constitutional rights, they snap and arrest the person for obstruction and resisting arrest.
you,me AND everyone who has watched this video did the same thing!!!!! You American citizens are So lucky to have your 1st ammendant NO other country has this. Im from the UK and had a horrible day including being pulled over by the police and THIS video has made my week and in the top 10 of youtube videos this year
Honestly this went better than most encounters like this go. The police officer may have gotten butthurt but at least he didn’t go above and beyond to make this guys day even worse like some cops that encounter this do.
The whole time I watched the video I was thinking to myself why is that other cop standing across the street not moving, then I realized it was a damn mailbox.
To play devils advocate, if you see an unusual car just sitting in your neighborhood, it’s a good idea to check it out. I’d much rather offend someone just to be safe, than run the risk of something bad happening, especially around my kids.
she's got a right to ask who's sitting in front of her house. all dude had to say was, oh yeah i'm here for 11:00 whatever with your neighbor down there. learn how to talk to people and nobody bothers you.
@J2krayBeats you're making me side with the cops and i don't like it. this is a dumb thing to say, it's not like cops appear out of thin air and get assigned a call then clock out again, they're on a shift. it costs the exact same for him to be sitting on his ass reading a traffic gun or eating donuts.
A cop can legally detain someone if the have a somewhat reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed. Its easier to be innocent, go to the police station, and let them realise that its not you than resisting arrest and causing a problem.
Why did he roll in asking for license and proof of insurance if it wasn't a traffic stop. Why didn't the cop ask for the woman's id?. If he was "investigating the situation", surely he would have wanted to collect all the information. Police shouldn't really be at the beck and call of Karens everywhere.
Or: "You're being temporarily detained while I speak to the complainant to see if there is Reasonable Articulable Suspicion to detain you for further investigation." If you leave the scene after being detained, you ARE committing a crime!
This cop legitimately doesn’t understand how ignorant he is being. You can tell he actually thinks he’s doing his job right and this guy is just being difficult for no reason. It’s truly astonishing
Bro shut up, he wasn’t being difficult, he was standing up for himself. If the cop was doing his job right. He wouldn’t have to so call be “difficult for no reason.” I can just tell what kind a person you are.
And just like every auditor he refuses to just make the situation easy and be forthright about everything. Be as suspicious and difficult as possible for a reaction on camera.
@Anon's Trunk of Treasures the principle is what matters. Deprivation of rights under color of law is something every single citizen should find to be overstepping of govt. Powers
@@dominichutchison1322 Sure, within reason. I mean, was the cop really in the wrong for merely just investigating? Yes, in the letter of the law what he was doing was legal 100% but frankly you as an officer getting a call from a homeowner believing to be filmed and the man is being confrontational and cagey, yeah it's in everyone's best interest it's figured out. I would not want to live in a world where police don't lift a finger for anything that isn't blatantly criminal.
@@AnonsTreasures if its not blatantly a crime or blatantly going to be a crime then its a non factor. Look for liberties, if you dont advocate, stand up for, and defend your own liberty. You dont have any.
@@dominichutchison1322 I think your delusional if you genuinely believe it's a bad thing for law enforcement to investigate things that are suspicious but not blatantly illegal. Or at least attempt to be mitigators in disputes such as is of this video. I've only ever seen a handful of these types of "audit" (yes I recognize this man is not and probably would not describe himself as an auditor) videos in which the cops were being unreasonable. In those cases it's extremely apparent. Otherwise it's usually some jackass taunting and goating officers or citizens into a reaction behind the protection of the freedoms meant to protect us. Practically trying their hardest to make a case against them.
If you see a car parked on your street with a guy in it but not doing anything for an extended period of time you might have concerns. Maybe she had children who wanted to play in the yard but she was worried because this creep is just sitting there in his car with his camera pointed at her damn lawn. And we know from what the guy said "15th time" that he does this a lot. Clearly he sought this situation out and was ready for it with his go pro ready for those internet clicks. She had legitimate concerns and there really should be a better method under the law for dealing with situations like this. People completely overlook that the people doing this shit to try and bait the cops are a fucking problem. The cop and the "karen" have no idea what this guy wants or is doing but they know it's not normal and he's being antagonistic and weird about it. Under the letter of the law though he hasn't broken a law but they still have concerns. There really should be some method for the cop to say "you're creeping out the people who live here, if you don't move on they have security concerns and you're not doing anything productive, if you're a law abiding citizen you have no business being here in the first place." But what we get is a fucked up situation this guy has created where it's lose-lose for everybody involved except maybe him because he got paid by the clicks even though it marks him as a creep and should probably get him put on a list.
I appreciate the guy for standing his ground. But he should’ve directed more of his frustration towards the Karen. Loved they “get your puppy” comment tho lol
@@DDH_dabz710 Exactly, they'll pull you over to ask questions to try and catch an unsuspecting person sometimes for no reason, and anything you say can be used against you. If a cop pulls you over follow these steps: 1. Ask why you're being pulled over. 2. If they ask questions, tell them you're not discussing your day. 3. If they ask more questions, ask if you're being detained or if you're free to go. 4. If you do get detained, invoke the 5th amendment for your right to remain silent. Only speak after you talk to an attorney.
Nooo that would've been a bad idea to attack the caller verbally. He gave her the response consistent with what he gave to the cop until she walked away. He should have called her Karen to make this the perfect video, but that's her cop, he took her side and thus it's his fight, and shouting over his head at her only gives them a reason to cause trouble.
I love it. Decades of overreach and abuse of power have positioned law enforcement as lower than criminals. They’ve earned the ire and disrespect of society.
“I’m calling in a welfare check on you”... this Karen knows all the secret police euphemisms. Kinda shows she knew exactly that there was no reason for her to call the cops but did so anyway. This kind of behaviour will only go away if police start to prosecute people who phone in fake complaints.
(edit: I thought i heard... it doesn't make sense that she would use "bobby" in the us of a) that's not what she said. she said "well, i'm gonna have a bobby check on that, ok?" also, a welfare check up is not a euphemism, it's a police code (or used to be): 10-42 Check the welfare of/at > A welfare check, also known as a wellness check, is when police stop by a person's home to make sure they are okay. Requests for welfare checks are made by friends, family, and neighbors, typically after someone unexpectedly stops answer their phone or getting in touch with others.
@@jazzochannel Sorry, but she definitely said "a well-being check", I'm not 100% sure how you heard "a bobby" instead. But her goal was absolutely to have cops come out for a bullshit reason and *hopefully* smell something off, but at the very least harass this guy. Playing devil's advocate, I guess she expected that maybe he was selling drugs, because "there's been a lot of activity" in the neighborhood? Regardless, she's abusing the system knowing that they will go investigate based solely on her word. She needs to be punished for wasting everyone's time over literally nothing. But she won't.
171.08 LICENSEE TO HAVE LICENSE IN POSSESSION. Every licensee shall have the license in immediate possession at all times when operating a motor vehicle and shall display it upon demand of a peace officer, an authorized representative of the department, or an officer authorized by law to enforce the laws relating to the operation of motor vehicles on public streets and highways. Give him to the right to arrest him. if wanted too, be asshole like the guy in the car was.
@@donw4889 Cops aren't allowed to pull you over and/or detain and ask for your license you unless they have reasonable suspicion of a crime. Some Karen calling to say that there's a guy sitting on the road is not reasonable suspicion. Would be a good thing for you to know in the future.
@@donw4889 found the bootlicker. Cops can't just willy nilly pull you over without cause. In Delaware v. Prouse, the Supreme Court considered the case of a man prosecuted for marijuana possession. (440 U.S. 648 (1979).) In the course of a traffic stop, the police officer had seen marijuana on the defendant's car floor. The officer testified that he hadn't seen the defendant's vehicle violate any traffic laws before he conducted the detention. He hadn't observed any equipment violations, nor had he witnessed any suspicious activity. He enforced the stop only so that he could check the driver's license and the vehicle's registration. He wasn't acting in accordance with any established guidelines or procedures. The Court held that his kind of "spot check," left entirely to the police officer's discretion, is unconstitutional.
@@AnonRx Cause was running his high bean lights which he even stated he did in the first minute of the video, because low bean wasn't working. Just cause. Do even watch the video, got a agenda as a bootlicker don't see the facts.
That's one method of investigating if the driver is drunk. Simple psychology. A drunk driver would have become defensive and brought up excuses. But this guy actually invited him to bring a K-9, so the investigation was done without wasting more time and money.
@@nicoleperez9517 I guess it depends ya know like cops are human beings, and there are shitty human beings out there in the world, more than there are good probably. I’m def a strong believer that the average cop is more scared when pulling over a black man compared to a white man. Would I be? No. But they give anyone with a ged and a clean criminal record a chance to become a cop. There needs to be more accountability, more training for dealing with the public in a positive manner, more firearms training. There’s a huge divide racially right now in this country because of police actions and it’s so sad. These guys shouldn’t be taking this job or be allowed to keep their badge if they are aggressively dealing with random people on the street. And they should always be held accountable by the same laws that their enforcing, especially when it comes to shootings, assaults, etc. a cop should be leading by example.
@@mosnumberonefanpage9453 that’s because the average citizen is in fear of the police. Even when they did nothing wrong. Cops like to use that fear against us. Asking questions, asking for ID, illegal searches. They’re hoping when they pull you over that you just give up all of your rights and comply. And yeah it would probably make any situation go easier for all involved, but the truth is they don’t have any right legally to do that shit, and they shouldn’t be. And no cop should be upset or angry when a person decides to exercise those rights. 80 percent of these cops don’t even know the laws their upholding and enforcing and will straight lie to a citizens face. That should be a crime in itself, or at the very least the officer should be recycled back for more training. I love to see a person doing nothing wrong and exercising their rights man. That’s what this country was built on and that’s the way it should stay.
Yes except when they do actually bring a dog and command the dog to hit they’re gonna tear your car apart and even if they don’t find anything you’re left with a lot of wasted time and a car that’s all torn apart
This is probably the most "reasonable" attitude I've seen from an office while being unreasonable. One of the biggest issues we have surrounding "Karens" and police is that they think they are serving the public and helping people but they're "helping" the wrong people. "Karens" try to use officers as their own personal armed detectives via their self feeling of privilege. Mans did a really good job keeping his cool and not provoking the officer but instead making the officer question himself as to why is he really here. Really well done. Also, the "small of odor" seriously needs to be abolished. This policy is beyond subjective and allows for even "decent" officers to fall victim to abusing a method of detaining or searching someone. Imagine the amount of lives that could be saved from grief, legal fees and harassment if Marijuana was legalized at the Federal level and this tactic was abolished.
This is how Minnesota police get away with so much. "Minnesota Nice" obscures oppression through smiles and gentle affect. Most of us out here in the Midwest learn how to see right through it, but it seems other regional cultures have a harder time picking up on it.
He couldnt even help the karen nor the rude ass guy, he couldnt even wrap his head around this situation as this guy was just being a dick and tried to argue as much as possible, I would say poor officer in this situation.
@@somekid7 they dont get away with anything, Minnesota police are probably the better of police, you just dont see enough of the others. Have you seen Ohio?
@@Ceez542 it’s a shame when you have to say that you expected him to go crazy like every other cop because that really is how cops normally respond when they’re supposed to be calm and use de-escalation methods.
What always gets me is that when cops do their "investigations" they never interview the person who made the call to get the details. Instead, the suspect of the call has to prove their innocence. It should be the other way around. That those who assert must prove.
That is so true. At least we saw the person who called. Too often the cop will say "we got a call" and make no effort to verify the caller's location etc.
@@forcast2708 if he'd talked to her and told her that it's not illegal before he talked to him he could've easily figured out that she was a Karen and not waste time fighting to arrest an innocent person for a half hour. He looked foolish because he went all in on some lady saying "there's hoodlums loitering in my street!" When it should have taken five seconds to tell her to get a hobby.
Detaining and arresting are not the same thing. A police officer can detain (stop someone to question them about suspicious activiy) if there was a reason to. In this case, Karen over here called the cops and said there's someone taking photos of her or something. Naturally, an officer was sent out to see what was going on. Thats the reason he can detain him for questioning.
@@mauriciomena5657 Except it's not a reason because what he was doing was totally legal. If I call the local pd for something you are doing that's not breaking the law, there is no reason for being detained.
@@destinijarvis9524 The response isn't valid due to there still being no reason for detainment based on the fact that she called the police on a legal action.
"Disorders conduct" is the most vague crime in the handbook. Almost EVERY officer detains you for disorderly conduct simply because they couldn't think of a REAL crime to charge you with. That crime needs to be redefined already.
Pretty sure in some parts or Canada not that cops every really do stuff like that they're usually pretty reasonable, but they aren't allowed to use the odor tactic because it's legal, so if someone smells weed then maybe there is weed in the car which isn't illegal to have.
No they shouldn’t… it puts your name in a system when you register a MM card in Illinois. That’s not even the bad part it takes away your right of firearms.
I love how the cop abandoned his whole “I smell an odor” charade almost immediately when CM called his bluff and requested the puppy. Pretty obvious it was a failed intimidation tactic, and I believe the cop was presenting it as such, as they both knew there was no “odor”.
But he's allowed to do that, as part of his investigation. The investigation itself was in order. The real issue was that the cop didn't clarify first, questioning the woman about the specifics why there's supposed to be a crime. Theoretically, he could have been a stalker, which would be a crime to investigate. But obviously he wasn't, the woman herself admitted, because she didn't know the guy.
@@matfax technically any cop can make they claim that they smell and odor, yes. but the investigation for the state law was not at all in order because even theoretically if he was a stalker and took pictures of the women the fact of the matter is that it was his first time parking there, it’s a public place and neighborhood and he took pictures from the street which again is public. that alone is all legal even if he was stalking someone never the less; the cop took 13min into the ‘investigation’ to make the claim he smells an odor and again doesn’t even follow up with it which 100% proves that there was no real reason to search his car in the first place and he made up the claim for the sake of just because he could and was all in all unlawful
@@SumoneAverage Well, for an initial stalking investigation you don't need that. And an investigation can happen just for the suspicion of a crime in the future. The suspicion can happen on public grounds as well. 13 minutes is far too much, I agree, especially because he didn't question the woman first if she had witnessed any substantial violations or hallmark signs for stalking or drinking. The odor thing might just be standard procedure to see how the driver reacts. He reacted how a sober guy would react, so this completed the investigation. They are legally allowed to say that, they are allowed to lie for the purpose of an investigation. They are not allowed to arrest you for it, to make false statements in their reports like that they really smelled an odor when there obviously wasn't any in this case.
She wasn't too scared to walk up to his car and talk to him .. oh yeah, I forgot.. that's the first tactic written in the secret K.A.R.E.N. playbook..🙄
@@glandhound probably because north branch had 1 black person and it isn't him. When you get checked on simply for sitting in your car with black skin it gets old.
That's what I never understood. You feel scared, uneasy, threatened, etc yet you walk up to the person. Obviously you can't be that scared. You simply want to know why someone is on your street so call an armed cop to scare it out if them. It really is a travesty.
This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever witnessed, for several reasons. One, this kid is young. It's so great to see this from younger people. Two, how goddamn quick witted and clever this guy was without uttering a single profanity. I love it. Three, how humiliated and flustered this cop was. This brings me so much joy. It's clear he wasn't used to be talked to this way and that is made clear every time I watch a video like this. I hope this kid gets the full recognition he deserves.
I've seen this in many police interaction videos. The police show up due to a call. They have a contentious discussion with a subject. They determine that there is no crime. Then they proceed to try to invent a crime; apparently in retaliation to the subject not being cooperative. It's a disgrace, and happens often.
It happens every single time you don't bend over and give the cop exactly what they want. Cops are so used to violating our rights they literally can't handle the word "NO"
No it doesn't, it's called resisting arrest and obstruction there's a law for everything, if you don't give them proper information that's a crime and you get charged for that, if you dont get out of the vehicle and resist being detained you're gonna get arrested, they don't just detain people for no reason. If you are objecting to simple orders you're most likely hiding something, is it really hard to just give an ID up especially if you know you're not doing anything wrong? That raises suspicion. That's why videos like these are waaay cut and edited they don't want to show the actual crime that the person committed so they cut it up and make it seem like the cop is being an asshole, when in reality that cop is being super patient with a man-child that doesn't just want to give up an iD and information on what he's doing taking pictures, a lot of people are perverts, alot of people go and stage places they want to rob and take pictures that's why cops ask these questions and ask for your information cause it looks suspicious as hell. Imagine a guy parked across the street from your place and you see them taking pictures of your place, would that not raise alarms in your head and get suspicious? 🤦
Mr.@@valentinheredia5558 , what you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
The fuck are you talking about. "I'm smelling an odor from your car..." Because lying about smelling drugs so that he could try to illegally search a car is totally a nice guy move.
his percieved authority was challenged by this persons knowelege of the law.. this cop felt powerless and that dose of reality really upset this cop,,, look at 10:25 , this cop starts to tear up in realisation he is a toothless tiger
@@williamsteendam3464 The guy was being an asshole and a homeowner was concerned. Dude is just trying to do his damn job. Why does every police video have to be this narrative of the big bad power hungry cop. This ENTIRE situation would have been stopped with "Ah, waiting on a buddy sorry for the concern" and that was it! Neither the homeowner or the cop who was just trying to figure out what was happening were doing anything not provoked by this asshole.
It's by far my most favorite audit/review from LL, he diminished the ego of the officer to the ground. He could get him for the cracked windshield btw. Great video
Please send flowers and your condolences, because when he said "Go get your puppy" and the cop actually replied "No, I will not get my puppy" I died of laughter.
That’s not the point tho….. the reason why he’s so angry is because of the fact this HAPPENS ALL THE TIME . Good for him for knowing his laws and the officer and MOST officers don’t know.
Yeah, I feel bad for him. But then I remember that he signed up for the job. If he's that uneducated about his own duties as a police officer, then he needs to fix that.
So many start with a call from ignorant public. Also notice that the first thing is always ID, even if it’s illegal. Then if they don’t get their way it goes to escalation. If you talk back, they want to prove who’s boss over your life.
Nice?... his job requires this nice guy to be a lier because this seems like not a big deal. what if 3 more of his buddy showed up lying to do the job. We're real ppl who has the right to live exciting without a real fear of being accused hunter by liers.
I guess some people should find s deserted island and pitch a tent there with 'WILSON' The sad part is that the US Government has made the people and PO LICE so paranoid that they are afraid of their own shadow, and the sight of another human being terrifies them. That's what happens when they consume PROZAC - ASPARTAME and fluoridated water and become intoxicated on Nicotine.
This is why defunding the police is a great idea. Cops get called when absolutely no crime has happened! 90% of their calls are exactly like this. No crime ever commited.
This is actually one of the best one of these Audits because it's so simple. It shows how they get into a mindset and can't get out of it even though you can see there is training there that should allow him to see the reality of the overall situation and not just his need for submission from whomever he's interacting with. The officer knew the law but just couldn't stop himself.
This law ???? 171.08 LICENSEE TO HAVE LICENSE IN POSSESSION. Every licensee shall have the license in immediate possession at all times when operating a motor vehicle and shall display it upon demand of a peace officer, an authorized representative of the department, or an officer authorized by law to enforce the laws relating to the operation of motor vehicles on public streets and highways. Are talking about this law, on the books in minnisoda. Maybe keep myth alive, so more people act like dumb ass when stop in there car. People that do these things, that end up getting others arrested for be an asshole to police.
@@scrivyscriv ? isn't a car and motor vehicle. Confusied, did not watch the video at all, he driving a car, police pull him over for high beaming, which did because he low beam light was out.
She called the cops because it’s a control ego, she wanted you to answer her as you were her child but since you gave her attitude she felt it was right to ruin your day and get some sort of satisfaction from the situation because you didn’t answer her question to her satisfaction.
When an incompetent cop gets frustrated, and then resorts to lying and making up the "I smell something" pre-text, he needs to be immediately dismissed from the force, and all prior cases he was involved in need to be reviewed.
Haha. Hilarious. “I think I smell an odor from your car” Proof drugs are illegal to infringe on your rights and incarceration and not for public health or safety. Wake up people
It actually stems from the Thirteenth Amendment. If prison time for controlled substances goes away, so does an extremely profitable labor force. States like Texas and Georgia would lose a significant source of of labor in Agriculture.
@@sivyig imperative to tell someone to leave, get out, in a figurative or literal sense; a critical dismissal of someone's idea(s) or otherwise dismissive sentiment towards an individual or group. an insult. used contemptibly or sarcastically. probably derived from the idea that lonely/sad/upset people are traditionally depicted as literally kicking rocks, especially after being rejected by their friends or others.
Reminds me of Amagansette Press😂"Kicks rocks" & "ur dismissed" is the best catch line he uses! Oh and my all time favorite "You're not a feelings enforcer"😂
I’ll be honest. The behavior from this police officer gave me chills. “I smell an odor” knowing damn well he didn’t and the shakiness in his voice and to continuing to try even though he knows he has NO reason to be there in the first place.
This is a argument between two idiots. The cop should of disengaged way sooner that he did. He is suffering from the need to be respected. The driver is just an asshole, not a hero. He isn't wrong and the cop and the neighbor both are.
He is being a total asshole, but that is ok these days and so most people are, and the guy in the car should just be left alone, but as I said, above....
The cop was bouncing off The Constitution like an underpowered BB hitting a 300 year old stone wall...At the same time the motorist wasn't chewing the cops ass,,,he was chewing around it until if fell in the street...THAT could have resulted in a littering charge...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Now, that was a brilliant comment.
I'll say it, that cop got owned, lock, stock and barrel. At least he didn't seem to be a tyrant, but dude, police officer; respect our Rights!
May the wind was blowing his breath back in his face...
When detained for "suspicious activity"...
NEVER argue if your activity is suspicious or not. It doesn't matter.
ALWAYS argue that Brown vs Texas makes it illegal for cops to detain for mere "suspicious activity". They need reasonable suspicion OF A CRIME.
Police employees are being TRAINED to treat the American people in this manner. It isn't about "a few bad apples", this is about conditioning the masses to accept this tyrannical madness! EVERYONE should treat police employees with derision all of the time. They are drunk with power and should be ridiculed, shamed and shunned whenever possible. They're the new "King's guard" in the colonies and far worse than the Red Coats ever were. Still they see themselves as heroes!
Are criminals a concern for me? You bet!
Not enough to ever call the blue gang on myself!
Police forces in the U.S. are the standing army our forefathers warned us of.
"Know your enemy!"
"there's a lot of activity in every neighborhood" - such a perfect response
This dude knows his rights and was on fuckin point calling these clowns out I love it
What makes it a great response is that it's true
Twitter: this tweet could be considered offensive.
Me: any and all tweets could be considered offensive.
Twitter: You're offending me
Me: get your puppy
If his aim was to have the cops called on him, then it was in fact the perfect response. 🤣
I liked how he said that too.
Thats always the "Karen" or "Police" bull shit excuse as to why they are nosing up in someone's personal business
I love how the officer says “YOU SAID IM A RANDOM PERSON” as if being a cop and being a random person are mutually exclusive things.
He expects everyone to lick his feet because he’s a cop.
Meaning being a cop makes him better than “random person” in his head and calling him such is offensive to him.
💯
i would have said something like "okay sorry, youre a random officer, because we all know you arent a person"
Right!! Just because I called him a random person now makes him NOT an officer, and he becomes just a random person!! These cops are clowns.
“Have a nice day, kick rocks. You’re dismissed” brutal response, that was so funny
Damn. Now that lady really needs to call the cops 'cause that was M U R D E R
Buddy talks like a women. 😭
@@kamilbukowski1785
Maybe is a woman? Who knows and who cares?
@@kamilbukowski1785 FU.
As a black man, my heart dropped every time he called him a clown. 😂
“ i am not getting my puppy” absolutely sent me 😂😂😂😂😂
Fr😭😭
He knew he was so wrong.
That lady should be fined for calling the police without a reason. She's the reason for this whole waste of time.
facts
People like her are the main instigators in so many cases of police misconduct and brutality, they love their ability to summon the pigs to brutalize and intimidate someone on their behalf
tbh they're wasting their own time by feeding in on that nonsense
She had a reason a stranger was sitting in her yard......
@@friendlyboi1900 no he was not. He was sitting on the public road OUTSIDE her house
This sounded like a police academy practice stop. The kid was his Sargent telling him the mistakes he keeps making. Hilarious
I wish they were trained this way!!
@@Ezra1789 I wish they were trained at all lol
“Kick rocks you’re dismissed” 😂😂😂
I'm not American, what's a puppy? A police dawggy? :-Y
@@finjay21fj yeah
Can we talk about how this Karen was FULLY expecting to win here by calling law enforcement? I wonder at which point during the cop's embarrassment that she decided to go back inside. Lol
She did win. She caused the guy to be detained and harassed, while she experienced no negative consequences. I mean, I don't know how that benefits her personally, but she did indeed manage to screw over the driver.
Exactly. The cop was just responding to Karen's call. He was trying to diffuse the situation. Their jobs suck. If somebody did this in my kitchen I'd kick em out. I think he maintained cuz if this guy was in any other neighborhood he would be pulled out and arrested right or wrong.
@@surferwebspiderman8155 The cop literally had no reason to talk to him. EVEN if he had done what Karen had said he did, which is doubtful, it isn't illegal. The cop had literally 0 right to detain this man and prevent him from going about his life as a free citizen in the USA.
@@surferwebspiderman8155 there was no situation to defuse in the first place. Just because someone calls the police doesn’t mean theirs a problem. The officer even admitted to there being no problem. At that point in time the officer should had followed his policy and left especially after he was told he was dismissed. They are public workers and if your not breaking the law they do have to serve and obey you. Even if he was in another neighborhood I doubt it would have went differently, and even if he was arrested the cop would be very very sorry. To unlawfully arrest someone is a serious crime, which comes with revocation of your police duties as well as huge fines that have to be paid out of pocket. Unlawfully arresting someone can ruin an officers life forever! That’s not something to be take lightly, that’s taking someone’s freedom away for nothing!
From the video shown, she isn't much of a Karen and her suspicion is valid considering they are in a neighborhood and believe it or not, there are creeps in cars who will go around to try kidnap children.
Don't get me wrong CM isn't in the wrong, but if he wasn't coming off as a Dick and was upfront with that Lady to dissuade any sus from the lady, she probably wouldn't have had to call the police.
And He wouldn't have had his time wasted, or show how much of a dickhead he could be on camera.
This man is now a Sargeant for the same department. Crazy how the people with the least regard for our constitutional rights rise the highest.
By design sadly.
@@justinland1208 not by design, I wouldn't say that it is intentional that bad people make ranks.
@@imorvit I do.
@@justinland1208 then you have a bad interpretation of the real world. You should try interacting with a few officers and really see that they don't just do it for a power trip.
@@imorvit No, you have a bad interpretation of the world and dont understand basic human psychology. Nice try thought dumb dumb.
“Go kick rocks”
“Get your puppy”
“You’re dismissed”
Honestly I love this all 😂
I'm not gonna get my puppy.
Yeah he said that ahah 😅
Isn't that "offensive, obscene, abusive, boisterous, or noisy conduct or offensive, obscene, or abusive language" which would be disorderly conduct?
Yt shit
@@luxusxx no. Disorderly conduct is a bullshit charge to begin with.
"I smell an odor..oh here we go...go get your puppy...I'm not getting my puppy." I had to stop right there as I couldn't see anymore for the tears of laughter running down my face. Now that was comedy.
The fact that he got him to say that... 😂
@@Gideon_Judges6 Not only that he said it, but how quickly he responded, he just blurted it out. That's the humour of life..lol.
Puppy 🤣🤣🤣 That's funny
lmao i may have bursted out laughing "i'm not... getting my puppy"
Every time anyone smells something, it's an odor.
"go get your puppy then, clown".....lmfao, i'm dying here. This kid is a boss
I am not getting my puppy
@@oh_knee7173 😂 This cops a joke
@@whiteyonthemoon1193 stfu😂 He can park wherever he wants. Thats the luuxury of public space.
@@whiteyonthemoon1193 shut up
Nooo
“I smell an odor…”
“Maybe you should take a bath, then.”
Lol, love this response.
And wear deodorant
the only odor that cop smells as the bullsh¡t coming out of his own mouth!!
Best comeback ever!! 😂
😂😂😂👍🏽
"911, what's your emergency?" Karen: "He's just sitting there, menacingly!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Patrick on the hall monitor episode
The audacity of that guy
Criminals do that tho, they observe homes and check for when the house is empty. The fact that he evades the question of what he is doing and he answers angrily is more than enough to be suspicious of.
Im not saying he is a criminal, he just behaved like one and a woman acted accordingly to prevent a possible burglary.
@@auri1075 and the woman could mind her own busisness and fuck right off
@@kanggoo57 or... and hear me out on this one. She could be worried about a possible burglar checking her home.
Also, chill out dude.
When a cop says "I'm not getting my puppy."
You know you've won.
Exactly. Been in a situation like this somewhat before, got pulled over for "suspicious activity" because I was coming home from a friends house at 1 am in a tiny little hicktown where nothing happens, the cop kept saying "got any drugs in the car?" "I smell something coming from your car" I live out in BFE and kept telling him I don't consent to searches and he can call his k9 unit. That man did everything and anything to terrify me until finally he gave up and let me go. I found out the only reason he pulled me over was because there was a kid vandalizing the playground at the library in town.... just assumed it was me because I was the only car on the road.
Truth
Hahaha
I can't believe he actually said that.
@@racewiththefalcons1 he was so discombobulated by the tongue lashing that he didn’t know what to say and that’s the only thing he could think of to say. Hahaha
The sad part is that even though the cop was shut down in that situation, he probably went and took out his frustration on the next innocent civilian.
Or his wife.
@@alanguages or worse, his dog.
@Aniwayas Song
Yea well with the way he said "I'm not getting my puppy", I'm betting he flushed his goldfish, while yelling "I'm nooot aaaaa CLOOOOOOOWWWWWN". LMFAO
bet the random cop went back to cry in his car, maybe be better to pay for therapy than him driving around wasting everyones time.
@@adcolt54 Could be the same thing??
Cop called him a moron while illegally detaining him. The audacity is insane.
"I have an eleven o'clock appointment so you've got 8 minutes to wrap this up." OH, I LOVE THAT!
Like a G!
So good.
"Kick rocks" got me
Risky move - I'd never say anything like that if I had an appointment to be at haha. They'd deliberately waste my time for not submitting to their bogus antics.
That's the energy for life
He handled the cop quite brutally, gotta love how confident he was
Yeah it's a lot easier to do these types of things when you don't have melanin in your skin. I guarantee you if this was any person with high melanin pigment, even remotely dark, they would have been beat and on the ground in handcuffs and thrown into the back of a squad car .. on their way to a holding cell.
In some cases with another cop that could have easily gotten him arrested, injured or even killed, his car towed, cost him a fee to get bailed from an illegal arrest from a charge that was dismissed and the cost of a lawyer to defend him in court if it went that far. That could have come to a several thousand dollars. I think it is important to not surrender your lawful rights, but in a less confrontational manner. I've interacted with cops just as successfully by not entering into a consensual conversation with answers to their questions. I wouldn't call a cop a clown. I would merely refuse to speak to him or encourage him with humiliating names to violate his oath to violate my rights. I have responded in this manner to the few times when a cop has "pulled me over" and proceeded to question me. It works well at least as, and maybe more often, than getting down to name calling as this person did.
keep your mouth shut= wins the case.
I'm just wondering where the civility in your rotten and decadent society has gone. He would never call a gang member a clown to his face because he knows he'd get in serious trouble really fast, but he does call a cop a clown because he knows he can't really do anything about it. Just because you can be a dickhead and very impolite with a guy who's just trying to do his job doesn't necessarily mean you should.
@@phyl1283 yeah you're right
I can't believe he got the cop to say "I'm not getting my puppy" multiple times. LMAO.
That was too funny 🤣
l000000l
I'm still in stiches about this guy telling the cop to go get his puppy!
Tremendous work.
Civil charges should be brought against the lady for calling the police officer for false accusations.
CRIMINAL charges too
“I can smell an odour but no, I won’t get my trained puppy to sniff out any illegal substances”
Exactly. He knew he’d be proved a liar. 🤣🤣🤦🏻♀️
He didn't get the dog because he didn't have any drugs to plant on the car
Cuz he knew he was lying.
I was waiting for the driver to say: that's the donuts I got from dunken donuts, of course you would smell that.
Lol
I’ve always been fascinated by the statement, “I’m conducting an investigation.” The simplest answer is: “I’m not required to assist you with your investigation nor am I required to aid you in incriminating myself.” Beyond that...I don’t answer questions.
...mic drop 🤨😏
Yeah but would we all be here watching this if that was his response
"what do" when cops say something like "i'm allowed to talk, i'm a citizen too" at that point he was just talking to a guy sitting in a car, willingly responding back. kid never asked if he was free to leave. i dont think this cop ever detained him, sure he's a mush mouth weirdo, but the kid was super annoying too. cop essentially asked a few questions and left, he didn't even pull him over.
@@Fausto_4841 he asked if he was detaining him and he said yeah wym
"conducting an investigation into what crime, exactly?" is another good response.
Dispatchers really need to start qualifying these calls. Simply asking if the person was on public property should have prevented an officer being dispatched and everybody's time being wasted.
You would think that the same system that filters between police, medical and fire would be able to ask like 2 more questions lol
Unfortunately all they see is government money and dollar signs when they get a call the number one goal is to arrest and give out tickets does it matter what or to whom
Ok then stalkers will love that shit
@@jborrego2406 the like police really do anything about stalkers anyway. Buy a gun and learn to use it, practice situational awareness.
@@rorycallaghan5719
You make a great but obvious point.
Suspicion= ignorance fear and curiousity.
A suspicious person is one who holds suspicions.
Had the officer actually intended an investigation he would start with the source. Listen to the call, speak to the caller and then determine if there is actual evidence of a crime before creating an unwanted interaction in an adversarial manner that violates a person's rights.
My opinion is that RAS needs to be completely abolished.
This officer for example misconstrues the definition trying to claim he is making a Terry stop to investigate suspicious activity.
Activity is not suspicious, that is the mindset of a person observing the activity.
RAS would require actual specific facts indicative of a crime specific to an individual and a crime, not merely ignorance and curiousity.
Probable cause being a degree of certainty that is above 50% and making something more likely than unlikely, more probable than improbable.
RAS is defined as a standard lower than PC but has no defined bottom limit.
Thus RAS can only be described as never being likely or probable but always more unlikely and improbable.
Something more than nothing but never probable.
An evidentiary standard no judge would allow a warrant for a search or seizure to be granted on yet individual officers with very little basic law training are sent out every day to make these determinations at their own discretion with little if any oversight or consequences to themselves.
No accountability because few cases get to criminal trial, those that do are mostly given deference toward the officer and typically have some criminal aspect. Whether it be a result of the stop like disorderly, failure to obey a lawful command, obstruction, resisting or a warrant .
The ends justify the means type of justice.
Instances like this never get before a judge. Only a civil lawsuit could achieve that. Courts will simply dismiss a suit for lack of standing, no harm, no damages, no foul, move on.
Not to mention the time, effort and expense of filing suit.
Officers become so used to having authority whenever they want because of such low standards of cause combined with an overabundance of victimless laws that they just come to believe their authority exist always.
Require PC or exigent circumstances and police won't take their authority for granted and expect others to just submit whenever the officer decides.
Remove some of the confusion and maybe, the officer talks to the caller first. Looks at the situation as if people have a right to be free from government intervention, interference, intimidation and harassment.
The officer would not then be using his emergency lights or trying to come up with cause after already believing he has the authority to detain and issue lawful commands.
He wouldn't just naturally assume he could violate a person's rights based upon his own ignorance, curiousity or fear. He would do a real investigation and not play judge, jury and executioner.
Seems a simple solution but it would be scary for people like this homeowner who thinks with her heart and has no value for scary freedom when the illusion of security is so available.
Oh, and revamp the 911 system to include another non emergency number where calls can be assessed and investigated prior to police involvement and individual rights being violated.
Lady then calls 911 she can be charged.
As it is, try calling the police for a non emergency and they transfer you or tell you to call 911. Has happened to me several times trying to report things where I just wanted to give info and had no emergency.
Take the money we could save in not sending officers out on these calls and not paying lawsuits resulting from butt hurt cops abusing their positions. I think we can afford a better system.
Just some thoughts
The fact that police can subjectively say "I smell an odor" to create probable cause is one of the worst laws in the United States. Seriously. Someone needs to work on getting that changed.
The only order that cop smells is the b s coming out of his own mouth!!
Why don't they carry breathalysers? I live in a third world country, they stop you, you blow the damn thing and you're clear (or not) to go. All this dancing around and wasting time, so stupid.
@@marymoon1632 because they’re usually implying they’re in possession of marijuana, not that they’re intoxicated
They say it because odours aren’t able to be recorded so it gives them a ‘legal’ way to check the car (which is usually due to a false positive from a dog)
@@marymoon1632That's not a thing they don't make those and physically can't
I think I saw somewhere where smell alone can no longer be the sole reason to investigate further.
The fact the cop was getting nowhere and how quickly he said "I'm smelling an odor from your car..." shows you he said that out of habit. He has used it so many times its in his mental list of things to rebuttal with. How dirty a cop.
He was just looking for an excuse to rip his car apart just to get back at him.
I wish the guy said 'yeah your backs too short'
If you pay attention he did that to cover his ass. Immediately before that the driver asked if he was suspected of having committed any crime and the cop said "No". Then the cop realized "Oh shit. That means I have to let him go. Errr, something smells! yeah that's it."
Yeah start first with disorderly conduct and then go to I smell.
The odor thing was shocking. He's totally lost the plot. Shocking SHOCKING incompetence.
“ have a nice day, kick rocks, you’re dismissed” best thing I have heard all day.
All comes from philip
shit had me dying
I fucking weak man 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yessss!!!
Woman: There's a guy sitting in his car
Dispatcher: ...and
*should have been the end of it
soo true haahah
I can’t say what percent of, but cops will bite at ANYTHING that could possibly lead to something. Fucking pathetic.
They are required to respond to every call. With that said they should have gotten there and charged the lady for misusing 911 and went about their day.
She could fight the defense that she felt for her safety. This is what happens when you have a system in place that requires a tiny bit of common sense.
@@Undeadly. No way she could feel threatened she approached him and engaged in the confrontation. She clearly disengaged and called the police.
"Have a nice day. Kick rocks. You're dismissed." 😂😂😂 Classic!!!
I wish they'd come up with something more original. Kick rocks is played out just like tyrant.
Private Citizen "Are you going to go get your puppy"
Cop "I'm not going to get my puppy"
the fact the officer also called it a puppy also just so freakin hilarious!
I was rolling!!
We need the address of the lady out there
It shows who's really in control of the situation
Shows you how much he was playing into this guy's traps
I saw a video where a fat pig arrogantly told a guy you know you're under arrest now right.
The guy the cop was threatening said no I'm not and pulled something off his belt. The video ends with a shocked no longer arrogant pig standing stupidly.
It was the pigs last day on the force. Sad day when it was a happy story.
Send this to Audit the Audit‼️ they’d probably love to break this down.
Love this channel
Pretty sure this channel is trying to be that channel?
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING
@@GxAxV think inspired by for sure but ata is very on point legally this guy 100% has his own twist I like it.
@@LacyRants the layout of the video, when he says certain things and even the graphics used are the same. He is obviously not just taking info from other videos and is putting in the work to make these videos. I’m happy to have more of these videos to watch so I’m not complaining and happy to subscribe. I was even thinking I was watching ATA until the logo popped up.
That was insane! The officer's unwillingness to just walk away when he knew he had nothing that he could do.
I am surprised it did not escalate to an arrest to be honest. Usually when a cop gets called out on trying to break someone's constitutional rights, they snap and arrest the person for obstruction and resisting arrest.
I busted out laughing when he said “ I’m not getting my puppy “
Lol 😂
Exactly 🤣🤣🤣
I was dieing when he said go get your puppy he said clown 🤡
Me toooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
you,me AND everyone who has watched this video did the same thing!!!!! You American citizens are So lucky to have your 1st ammendant NO other country has this. Im from the UK and had a horrible day including being pulled over by the police and THIS video has made my week and in the top 10 of youtube videos this year
Honestly this went better than most encounters like this go. The police officer may have gotten butthurt but at least he didn’t go above and beyond to make this guys day even worse like some cops that encounter this do.
It's easy to clear low bars
Well really the cop was in the right. When pulled over you have to give your licence and registration.
@@zombiedogbutt81 depends where you are
@@noxxi3112 it's in minnesota and yes it's required
@NCR Veteran Ranger but not that bad? Lmao if this is not that bad then idk wtf bad is
Oh..maybe I do
The whole time I watched the video I was thinking to myself why is that other cop standing across the street not moving, then I realized it was a damn mailbox.
Not to be confused with the 'Mailbox in a uniform'
You're not at fault. You can easily take one for another, they have the same IQ!
The mailbox has a higher IQ and serves an useful function.
I wouldn’t be surprised if Karen installed a mailbox look alike cop in front of her house complete with arm patches.
Mailbox, LOL
that defeated 'im not going to get my puppy' was hilarious.
I love how the narrator guy called the lady a "boot licker"
It was so confidently and casual lmao.
@@PureToneMusic ikr i almost missed it it sounded so professional
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
3:59 "🥾 😛"
i love it
"I am not getting my puppy." That was worth the price of admission.
This will be a day long remembered
Cracked me up so hard
Hi I‘m not native English speaker. Why is the sentence: „I don’t get my puppy“ funny?
"Karen" called the cops because she doesn't know to mind her business, it comes naturally. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Right? She should have no reason to worry unless that man starts to approach her yard/door/property further than the public street
To play devils advocate, if you see an unusual car just sitting in your neighborhood, it’s a good idea to check it out. I’d much rather offend someone just to be safe, than run the risk of something bad happening, especially around my kids.
I feel sorry for parents who named their daughter Karen.
she's got a right to ask who's sitting in front of her house. all dude had to say was, oh yeah i'm here for 11:00 whatever with your neighbor down there. learn how to talk to people and nobody bothers you.
@J2krayBeats you're making me side with the cops and i don't like it. this is a dumb thing to say, it's not like cops appear out of thin air and get assigned a call then clock out again, they're on a shift. it costs the exact same for him to be sitting on his ass reading a traffic gun or eating donuts.
that dirty cop was about to cry
"You're illegally detaining me!"
"Yes I am."
Oop- done snitched on himself.
@@yourmomsballs8924 self report POG
@@ba-it3xz lol
A cop can legally detain someone if the have a somewhat reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed.
Its easier to be innocent, go to the police station, and let them realise that its not you than resisting arrest and causing a problem.
@@feligerator875 trash comment
All the cop needed to do was say, “Do you mind staying here while I talk to the woman that called 911?”
Yeah ... that would've made a lot more sense.
Literally!!! Lol
Why did he roll in asking for license and proof of insurance if it wasn't a traffic stop.
Why didn't the cop ask for the woman's id?. If he was "investigating the situation", surely he would have wanted to collect all the information.
Police shouldn't really be at the beck and call of Karens everywhere.
Or: "You're being temporarily detained while I speak to the complainant to see if there is Reasonable Articulable Suspicion to detain you for further investigation." If you leave the scene after being detained, you ARE committing a crime!
This cop legitimately doesn’t understand how ignorant he is being. You can tell he actually thinks he’s doing his job right and this guy is just being difficult for no reason. It’s truly astonishing
"Unfortunately I don't have my mic on me" Yo, he full on admitted to not recording fully with his body cam with that.
Bro shut up, he wasn’t being difficult, he was standing up for himself. If the cop was doing his job right. He wouldn’t have to so call be “difficult for no reason.” I can just tell what kind a person you are.
What's astonishing is the guy in the car was 100% right though and you don't realize that lol
@@ghostrider7459 you misinterpreted the comment.
@@botterbuilder you misinterpreted the comment. I am aware the citizen is right and the cop is wrong.
This dude needs to become an auditor. He is quick and hilarious.
And just like every auditor he refuses to just make the situation easy and be forthright about everything. Be as suspicious and difficult as possible for a reaction on camera.
@Anon's Trunk of Treasures the principle is what matters. Deprivation of rights under color of law is something every single citizen should find to be overstepping of govt. Powers
@@dominichutchison1322 Sure, within reason. I mean, was the cop really in the wrong for merely just investigating? Yes, in the letter of the law what he was doing was legal 100% but frankly you as an officer getting a call from a homeowner believing to be filmed and the man is being confrontational and cagey, yeah it's in everyone's best interest it's figured out.
I would not want to live in a world where police don't lift a finger for anything that isn't blatantly criminal.
@@AnonsTreasures if its not blatantly a crime or blatantly going to be a crime then its a non factor. Look for liberties, if you dont advocate, stand up for, and defend your own liberty. You dont have any.
@@dominichutchison1322 I think your delusional if you genuinely believe it's a bad thing for law enforcement to investigate things that are suspicious but not blatantly illegal. Or at least attempt to be mitigators in disputes such as is of this video.
I've only ever seen a handful of these types of "audit" (yes I recognize this man is not and probably would not describe himself as an auditor) videos in which the cops were being unreasonable. In those cases it's extremely apparent. Otherwise it's usually some jackass taunting and goating officers or citizens into a reaction behind the protection of the freedoms meant to protect us. Practically trying their hardest to make a case against them.
I actually laughed out loud when he started saying he "detecting an odor", what a joke of an officer
Well... He smelled himself most likely
He was smelling the drugs he was going to plant to justify himself.
It was the smell of the cop's integrity evaporating...
Did somebody fart?
That’s when I always hit them with damn man I had your wife in here a bit ago and I’m telling I can’t get that odor out of here.
"You're illegally detaining me you clown." Pure gold.
😂😂😂😂
Lol
"shitclown"
He sounds girly the way he talks tho. Makes me cringe.
@@GuyFromTheSouth Same, he sounds slightly female.
"I'm smelling an odor."
"Then you'd better hurry to the ER! Because that's a symptom of a heart attack!"
Cop could smell the doughnuts the guy had in his trunk
a perfect time to fart
You mean stroke
Cop: are you threatening me?
"Have you taken up these olfactory hallucinations with your doctor?"
Lol... how to retire in USA - park a car, wait for Karen to call cops, get few millions in settlement for unlawful arrest.
Crazy the woman called the cops. She even uses their vague "a lot of activity in the area" excuse. Can't believe dispatch sent them out.
They got nothing better to do fam
Sounds like a cop saying "I smell an odor"
Yall really don't under stand the laws do you?
@@chinookh4713 unfortunately neither does the cop
If you see a car parked on your street with a guy in it but not doing anything for an extended period of time you might have concerns. Maybe she had children who wanted to play in the yard but she was worried because this creep is just sitting there in his car with his camera pointed at her damn lawn.
And we know from what the guy said "15th time" that he does this a lot. Clearly he sought this situation out and was ready for it with his go pro ready for those internet clicks.
She had legitimate concerns and there really should be a better method under the law for dealing with situations like this.
People completely overlook that the people doing this shit to try and bait the cops are a fucking problem. The cop and the "karen" have no idea what this guy wants or is doing but they know it's not normal and he's being antagonistic and weird about it. Under the letter of the law though he hasn't broken a law but they still have concerns. There really should be some method for the cop to say "you're creeping out the people who live here, if you don't move on they have security concerns and you're not doing anything productive, if you're a law abiding citizen you have no business being here in the first place."
But what we get is a fucked up situation this guy has created where it's lose-lose for everybody involved except maybe him because he got paid by the clicks even though it marks him as a creep and should probably get him put on a list.
I appreciate the guy for standing his ground. But he should’ve directed more of his frustration towards the Karen. Loved they “get your puppy” comment tho lol
The dude is talking too much too, don't discuss your day with the police
@@Eddi3Pwns exactly that’s how they get you on some bullshit. Fuck the tactics the police use, shits horrible and should be against policy AT LEAST.
@@DDH_dabz710 Exactly, they'll pull you over to ask questions to try and catch an unsuspecting person sometimes for no reason, and anything you say can be used against you.
If a cop pulls you over follow these steps: 1. Ask why you're being pulled over. 2. If they ask questions, tell them you're not discussing your day. 3. If they ask more questions, ask if you're being detained or if you're free to go. 4. If you do get detained, invoke the 5th amendment for your right to remain silent. Only speak after you talk to an attorney.
Nooo that would've been a bad idea to attack the caller verbally. He gave her the response consistent with what he gave to the cop until she walked away. He should have called her Karen to make this the perfect video, but that's her cop, he took her side and thus it's his fight, and shouting over his head at her only gives them a reason to cause trouble.
I liked how the police officer also referred to his dog as "puppy".
I love it. Decades of overreach and abuse of power have positioned law enforcement as lower than criminals. They’ve earned the ire and disrespect of society.
ok Pantifa coward...
What a hilarious video! Dude smoked the cop like a cheap cigar.
He is acting like a little punk...
“I’m calling in a welfare check on you”... this Karen knows all the secret police euphemisms. Kinda shows she knew exactly that there was no reason for her to call the cops but did so anyway. This kind of behaviour will only go away if police start to prosecute people who phone in fake complaints.
(edit: I thought i heard... it doesn't make sense that she would use "bobby" in the us of a)
that's not what she said. she said "well, i'm gonna have a bobby check on that, ok?" also, a welfare check up is not a euphemism, it's a police code (or used to be): 10-42 Check the welfare of/at
> A welfare check, also known as a wellness check, is when police stop by a person's home to make sure they are okay. Requests for welfare checks are made by friends, family, and neighbors, typically after someone unexpectedly stops answer their phone or getting in touch with others.
@@jazzochannel Sorry, but she definitely said "a well-being check", I'm not 100% sure how you heard "a bobby" instead. But her goal was absolutely to have cops come out for a bullshit reason and *hopefully* smell something off, but at the very least harass this guy. Playing devil's advocate, I guess she expected that maybe he was selling drugs, because "there's been a lot of activity" in the neighborhood?
Regardless, she's abusing the system knowing that they will go investigate based solely on her word. She needs to be punished for wasting everyone's time over literally nothing. But she won't.
We need her address out there
Karen....
Wasting city resources, this cop could’ve been doing something more productive then dealing with a Karen complaint about someone parked on her street.
"You're illegally detaining me you clown" that had me dyin.
171.08 LICENSEE TO HAVE LICENSE IN POSSESSION.
Every licensee shall have the license in immediate possession at all times when operating a motor vehicle and shall display it upon demand of a peace officer, an authorized representative of the department, or an officer authorized by law to enforce the laws relating to the operation of motor vehicles on public streets and highways.
Give him to the right to arrest him. if wanted too, be asshole like the guy in the car was.
@@donw4889 🤓🤓
@@donw4889 Cops aren't allowed to pull you over and/or detain and ask for your license you unless they have reasonable suspicion of a crime. Some Karen calling to say that there's a guy sitting on the road is not reasonable suspicion. Would be a good thing for you to know in the future.
@@donw4889 found the bootlicker. Cops can't just willy nilly pull you over without cause.
In Delaware v. Prouse, the Supreme Court considered the case of a man prosecuted for marijuana possession. (440 U.S. 648 (1979).) In the course of a traffic stop, the police officer had seen marijuana on the defendant's car floor.
The officer testified that he hadn't seen the defendant's vehicle violate any traffic laws before he conducted the detention. He hadn't observed any equipment violations, nor had he witnessed any suspicious activity. He enforced the stop only so that he could check the driver's license and the vehicle's registration. He wasn't acting in accordance with any established guidelines or procedures. The Court held that his kind of "spot check," left entirely to the police officer's discretion, is unconstitutional.
@@AnonRx Cause was running his high bean lights which he even stated he did in the first minute of the video, because low bean wasn't working. Just cause. Do even watch the video, got a agenda as a bootlicker don't see the facts.
Cop : I smell an order
Cameraman: go get your puppy then
Cop: No
100% logical
“I’m not gonna get my puppy” 😂😂
That's one method of investigating if the driver is drunk. Simple psychology. A drunk driver would have become defensive and brought up excuses. But this guy actually invited him to bring a K-9, so the investigation was done without wasting more time and money.
If you smell an odor then go take a bath!
@@matfax He said puppy not K9 haha.
If I just farted? He just smelled shit
Cop: _"I'm smelling an odor."_
Me: _"That's the smell of your bullshit."_
Don't you mean pig shit
I just love the irony that the Officer continues to agree that what the woman reported he was doing is NOT illegal and yet he continues to detain him.
Being detained dosent mean arrested.
@@toast3526 Police cannot legally detain you unless they suspect you of committing a crime.
If every citizen acted like this and stood up for themselves, police wouldn’t be able to do half the shit they do.
Not everyone is as informed and situation ready nor prepared for situations like this you were told to comply, not go against what is said
If they were black they wouldn’t have gotten the same energy from the cop
@@nicoleperez9517 I guess it depends ya know like cops are human beings, and there are shitty human beings out there in the world, more than there are good probably. I’m def a strong believer that the average cop is more scared when pulling over a black man compared to a white man. Would I be? No. But they give anyone with a ged and a clean criminal record a chance to become a cop. There needs to be more accountability, more training for dealing with the public in a positive manner, more firearms training. There’s a huge divide racially right now in this country because of police actions and it’s so sad. These guys shouldn’t be taking this job or be allowed to keep their badge if they are aggressively dealing with random people on the street. And they should always be held accountable by the same laws that their enforcing, especially when it comes to shootings, assaults, etc. a cop should be leading by example.
@@mosnumberonefanpage9453 that’s because the average citizen is in fear of the police. Even when they did nothing wrong. Cops like to use that fear against us. Asking questions, asking for ID, illegal searches. They’re hoping when they pull you over that you just give up all of your rights and comply. And yeah it would probably make any situation go easier for all involved, but the truth is they don’t have any right legally to do that shit, and they shouldn’t be. And no cop should be upset or angry when a person decides to exercise those rights. 80 percent of these cops don’t even know the laws their upholding and enforcing and will straight lie to a citizens face. That should be a crime in itself, or at the very least the officer should be recycled back for more training. I love to see a person doing nothing wrong and exercising their rights man. That’s what this country was built on and that’s the way it should stay.
@@nicoleperez9517 than they can win a big lawsuit
"Go get your puppy then, clown" has to be one of the most epic responses to the I smell weed bullshit I've ever heard
It was so epic the cop actually folded at that point
It was a zinger for sure. I like "Magic Ouija" dog also.
Yes except when they do actually bring a dog and command the dog to hit they’re gonna tear your car apart and even if they don’t find anything you’re left with a lot of wasted time and a car that’s all torn apart
I was going to say "of course you smell an odor I just farted jackass"
@@My.name.goes.here. they're gonna do that either way. You might as well destroy them verbally like this guy did
Legend has it the officer is still trying to determine if his investigation is complete.
"You can't trespass my eyes"
I actually lol'd.
This is probably the most "reasonable" attitude I've seen from an office while being unreasonable. One of the biggest issues we have surrounding "Karens" and police is that they think they are serving the public and helping people but they're "helping" the wrong people. "Karens" try to use officers as their own personal armed detectives via their self feeling of privilege. Mans did a really good job keeping his cool and not provoking the officer but instead making the officer question himself as to why is he really here. Really well done.
Also, the "small of odor" seriously needs to be abolished. This policy is beyond subjective and allows for even "decent" officers to fall victim to abusing a method of detaining or searching someone. Imagine the amount of lives that could be saved from grief, legal fees and harassment if Marijuana was legalized at the Federal level and this tactic was abolished.
This is how Minnesota police get away with so much. "Minnesota Nice" obscures oppression through smiles and gentle affect. Most of us out here in the Midwest learn how to see right through it, but it seems other regional cultures have a harder time picking up on it.
Exactly
He couldnt even help the karen nor the rude ass guy, he couldnt even wrap his head around this situation as this guy was just being a dick and tried to argue as much as possible, I would say poor officer in this situation.
@@somekid7 they dont get away with anything, Minnesota police are probably the better of police, you just dont see enough of the others. Have you seen Ohio?
Fax
That cop was pretty patient considering how he was getting roasted lol other cops would of probably done more.
Same thing I was thinking, hahaha
Fr I wouldn’t be able to take that cop or not.
He didn't know if he was on life stream.
Yeah I was expecting him to go crazy like every other cop.
@@Ceez542 it’s a shame when you have to say that you expected him to go crazy like every other cop because that really is how cops normally respond when they’re supposed to be calm and use de-escalation methods.
"I'm smelling an odour". Hahahaha
Taken straight from the "violating peoples' rights 101" book.
What always gets me is that when cops do their "investigations" they never interview the person who made the call to get the details. Instead, the suspect of the call has to prove their innocence. It should be the other way around. That those who assert must prove.
That is so true. At least we saw the person who called. Too often the cop will say "we got a call" and make no effort to verify the caller's location etc.
Welcome to America where YOU are guilty until proven innocent.....
what? he already knew the story of the person who called.
@@forcast2708 if he'd talked to her and told her that it's not illegal before he talked to him he could've easily figured out that she was a Karen and not waste time fighting to arrest an innocent person for a half hour. He looked foolish because he went all in on some lady saying "there's hoodlums loitering in my street!" When it should have taken five seconds to tell her to get a hobby.
When they do, you don't see the video. Be careful of observation bias.
“what am i being detained for?”
“I don’t know”
so the police officer was just gonna arrest him after admitting he had no valid reason to
This is nonthing new for police officer's
Detaining and arresting are not the same thing. A police officer can detain (stop someone to question them about suspicious activiy) if there was a reason to. In this case, Karen over here called the cops and said there's someone taking photos of her or something. Naturally, an officer was sent out to see what was going on. Thats the reason he can detain him for questioning.
@@mauriciomena5657 ohhh i didn’t know that thanks
@@mauriciomena5657 Except it's not a reason because what he was doing was totally legal. If I call the local pd for something you are doing that's not breaking the law, there is no reason for being detained.
@@destinijarvis9524 The response isn't valid due to there still being no reason for detainment based on the fact that she called the police on a legal action.
he was really pushin his buttons in the best way 😂😂 that cop’s day was definitely ruined. everyone he pulled over got a ticket that day
🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂
I’m taking the over under that the cop will go home later and beat his beard or trans wife.
@@shantyburton6854 Hey! No reason to rag on trans women. I get more hassle from cops than cisgender people.
Definitely
LOL This cop got beaten so bad the cameraman MUST have a white sleeveless shirt.
"You can't trespass my eyes!"
Great line. Unfortunetely, it might give some officers the idea to try and blind you.
I was dying at that
When I heard the cop's voice shake, I felt bad he was about to cry. He was legitimately hurt. It was probably why he went to his car. To actually cry.
Hahaha
Bwahahh. I don't feel bad for him 😂 he chose that shitty job.
Maybe it was one of those "Omg what have I become?" moments
No reason to feel bad, he’s bad at his job and shouldnt have stayed that long in the first place. The cop deserves to go cry for what he does
He chose to push the situation that almost made him cry I do feel bad but bruh just fuck off if dude ain’t doing anything wrong
"Disorders conduct" is the most vague crime in the handbook. Almost EVERY officer detains you for disorderly conduct simply because they couldn't think of a REAL crime to charge you with. That crime needs to be redefined already.
The reason she called the police is she is what people refer to as a Karen
I swear he was done then “I smell a odor” Jesus Christ. Everybody needs a medical marijuana card so the odor isn’t a valid reason for search.
Could be alcohol 😂🤷🏻 we need those cards too
Pretty sure in some parts or Canada not that cops every really do stuff like that they're usually pretty reasonable, but they aren't allowed to use the odor tactic because it's legal, so if someone smells weed then maybe there is weed in the car which isn't illegal to have.
No they shouldn’t… it puts your name in a system when you register a MM card in Illinois. That’s not even the bad part it takes away your right of firearms.
Odor in a lot of states isn’t probable cause I believe smell shouldn’t even be probable cause at all In any state
@@mykhluk395 oh no a system 😫
I love how the cop abandoned his whole “I smell an odor” charade almost immediately when CM called his bluff and requested the puppy.
Pretty obvious it was a failed intimidation tactic, and I believe the cop was presenting it as such, as they both knew there was no “odor”.
But he's allowed to do that, as part of his investigation. The investigation itself was in order. The real issue was that the cop didn't clarify first, questioning the woman about the specifics why there's supposed to be a crime. Theoretically, he could have been a stalker, which would be a crime to investigate. But obviously he wasn't, the woman herself admitted, because she didn't know the guy.
@@matfax technically any cop can make they claim that they smell and odor, yes. but the investigation for the state law was not at all in order because even theoretically if he was a stalker and took pictures of the women the fact of the matter is that it was his first time parking there, it’s a public place and neighborhood and he took pictures from the street which again is public. that alone is all legal even if he was stalking someone never the less; the cop took 13min into the ‘investigation’ to make the claim he smells an odor and again doesn’t even follow up with it which 100% proves that there was no real reason to search his car in the first place and he made up the claim for the sake of just because he could and was all in all unlawful
@@SumoneAverage Well, for an initial stalking investigation you don't need that. And an investigation can happen just for the suspicion of a crime in the future. The suspicion can happen on public grounds as well. 13 minutes is far too much, I agree, especially because he didn't question the woman first if she had witnessed any substantial violations or hallmark signs for stalking or drinking. The odor thing might just be standard procedure to see how the driver reacts. He reacted how a sober guy would react, so this completed the investigation. They are legally allowed to say that, they are allowed to lie for the purpose of an investigation. They are not allowed to arrest you for it, to make false statements in their reports like that they really smelled an odor when there obviously wasn't any in this case.
Yeah I've got to say that that part there was pretty clever and ballsy
The odor he smelled was issuing from his shorts after he crapped his drawers from embarrassment.
She wasn't too scared to walk up to his car and talk to him ..
oh yeah, I forgot.. that's the first tactic written in the secret K.A.R.E.N. playbook..🙄
TRumpCuck Karen’s.. love the police state
We’ve had a lot of Karen activity in the neighborhood. Perhaps because she’s an obnoxious Karen.
The kid was also being a karen. Why is he in hysterics over a cop doing his job?
@@glandhound probably because north branch had 1 black person and it isn't him. When you get checked on simply for sitting in your car with black skin it gets old.
That's what I never understood. You feel scared, uneasy, threatened, etc yet you walk up to the person. Obviously you can't be that scared. You simply want to know why someone is on your street so call an armed cop to scare it out if them. It really is a travesty.
I love the way the guy handled the situation. He made my day😂
Cop: “I smell an odor”
Me: “oh, you sure it’s not you”
Best reply would have been ' yeah, i smell bacon'
@@ShadowAussie or: ok then you passed the covid test
AHA, yOu got him, dUDE!
This is one of the most beautiful things I've ever witnessed, for several reasons. One, this kid is young. It's so great to see this from younger people. Two, how goddamn quick witted and clever this guy was without uttering a single profanity. I love it. Three, how humiliated and flustered this cop was. This brings me so much joy. It's clear he wasn't used to be talked to this way and that is made clear every time I watch a video like this. I hope this kid gets the full recognition he deserves.
I've seen this in many police interaction videos. The police show up due to a call. They have a contentious discussion with a subject. They determine that there is no crime. Then they proceed to try to invent a crime; apparently in retaliation to the subject not being cooperative. It's a disgrace, and happens often.
It happens every single time you don't bend over and give the cop exactly what they want. Cops are so used to violating our rights they literally can't handle the word "NO"
I never broke it down like that lol fucked 😂
No it doesn't, it's called resisting arrest and obstruction there's a law for everything, if you don't give them proper information that's a crime and you get charged for that, if you dont get out of the vehicle and resist being detained you're gonna get arrested, they don't just detain people for no reason. If you are objecting to simple orders you're most likely hiding something, is it really hard to just give an ID up especially if you know you're not doing anything wrong? That raises suspicion. That's why videos like these are waaay cut and edited they don't want to show the actual crime that the person committed so they cut it up and make it seem like the cop is being an asshole, when in reality that cop is being super patient with a man-child that doesn't just want to give up an iD and information on what he's doing taking pictures, a lot of people are perverts, alot of people go and stage places they want to rob and take pictures that's why cops ask these questions and ask for your information cause it looks suspicious as hell. Imagine a guy parked across the street from your place and you see them taking pictures of your place, would that not raise alarms in your head and get suspicious? 🤦
@@valentinheredia5558 ok officer😂
Mr.@@valentinheredia5558 , what you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.
That policeman actually seems like a nice guy. All he had to say was. “You know you are right. You have those rights.” Have a good day.
The fuck are you talking about. "I'm smelling an odor from your car..." Because lying about smelling drugs so that he could try to illegally search a car is totally a nice guy move.
Nice guy for a tyrant
his percieved authority was challenged by this persons knowelege of the law.. this cop felt powerless and that dose of reality really upset this cop,,, look at 10:25 , this cop starts to tear up in realisation he is a toothless tiger
@@williamsteendam3464 The guy was being an asshole and a homeowner was concerned. Dude is just trying to do his damn job. Why does every police video have to be this narrative of the big bad power hungry cop. This ENTIRE situation would have been stopped with "Ah, waiting on a buddy sorry for the concern" and that was it! Neither the homeowner or the cop who was just trying to figure out what was happening were doing anything not provoked by this asshole.
The cop didn't leave because his ego wouldn't allow him to.
Her name is Karen and she doesn't need a good reason
i know someone like that at my work place. it's terrible.
willing to bet that woman is the neighborhood busybody that annoys most of her neighbors...
@@whiteyonthemoon1193 lol, no it isn't.
@@rhettbaldwin8320 it really is. no other races get called out for being annoying in this way. black women complain to the manager way more.
@@whiteyonthemoon1193 lunar confederacy
Cop has to ask , “what have I done that’s wrong?”. The bar has never been lower for public service.
It's by far my most favorite audit/review from LL, he diminished the ego of the officer to the ground. He could get him for the cracked windshield btw. Great video
" I'm not a random person. "
"You are to me!! " 😂😂🤣🤣 straight up!!!
Please send flowers and your condolences, because when he said "Go get your puppy" and the cop actually replied "No, I will not get my puppy" I died of laughter.
Honestly, this cop seems like a confused nice man. That being said, this was unlawful unreasonable questioning.
That’s not the point tho….. the reason why he’s so angry is because of the fact this HAPPENS ALL THE TIME . Good for him for knowing his laws and the officer and MOST officers don’t know.
Yeah, I feel bad for him. But then I remember that he signed up for the job. If he's that uneducated about his own duties as a police officer, then he needs to fix that.
Might be a nice man but a terrible officer. He definitely needs some training
So many start with a call from ignorant public. Also notice that the first thing is always ID, even if it’s illegal. Then if they don’t get their way it goes to escalation. If you talk back, they want to prove who’s boss over your life.
Nice?... his job requires this nice guy to be a lier because this seems like not a big deal. what if 3 more of his buddy showed up lying to do the job. We're real ppl who has the right to live exciting without a real fear of being accused hunter by liers.
“I’m not getting my puppy.”
That is the GREATEST line of shame ever.
“Look at how upset you’re getting.”
Cop was seriously about to cry at that point.
hahaha he was
"Why are you still here?" Because every neighborhood has multiple Karens that actually give the cops something to do.
I guess some people should find s deserted island and pitch a tent there with 'WILSON'
The sad part is that the US Government has made the people and PO LICE so paranoid
that they are afraid of their own shadow, and the sight of another human being terrifies
them.
That's what happens when they consume PROZAC - ASPARTAME and fluoridated water
and become intoxicated on Nicotine.
@@andrew_koala2974 lol why you had to go full tin foil hat? Like you were doing so well on the first half XD
Nuff said
This is why defunding the police is a great idea. Cops get called when absolutely no crime has happened! 90% of their calls are exactly like this. No crime ever commited.
This is actually one of the best one of these Audits because it's so simple. It shows how they get into a mindset and can't get out of it even though you can see there is training there that should allow him to see the reality of the overall situation and not just his need for submission from whomever he's interacting with. The officer knew the law but just couldn't stop himself.
hmmmmm, like when i argue
This law ????
171.08 LICENSEE TO HAVE LICENSE IN POSSESSION.
Every licensee shall have the license in immediate possession at all times when operating a motor vehicle and shall display it upon demand of a peace officer, an authorized representative of the department, or an officer authorized by law to enforce the laws relating to the operation of motor vehicles on public streets and highways.
Are talking about this law, on the books in minnisoda. Maybe keep myth alive, so more people act like dumb ass when stop in there car. People that do these things, that end up getting others arrested for be an asshole to police.
@@donw4889 😮 wow. you. scary
@@donw4889 But was he operating a motor vehicle?
@@scrivyscriv ? isn't a car and motor vehicle. Confusied, did not watch the video at all, he driving a car, police pull him over for high beaming, which did because he low beam light was out.
"there's a lot of activity in every neighborhood" 😂😂
She called the cops because it’s a control ego, she wanted you to answer her as you were her child but since you gave her attitude she felt it was right to ruin your day and get some sort of satisfaction from the situation because you didn’t answer her question to her satisfaction.
Yep. Summed up perfectly
That wasn’t ego at all ... that’s her acting up because someone’s in her matrix 😂😭😭😭
@@jaymc5205 🤦🏾🤣
She's a Karen. Expect anything less?
@@MrBoDiggety
Stranger Danger! Stranger Danger!!
When an incompetent cop gets frustrated, and then resorts to lying and making up the "I smell something" pre-text, he needs to be immediately dismissed from the force, and all prior cases he was involved in need to be reviewed.
Unfortunately this pig has been promoted to Sargent
Haha. Hilarious. “I think I smell an odor from your car”
Proof drugs are illegal to infringe on your rights and incarceration and not for public health or safety. Wake up people
You have any case with precedent to back that up?
@@johnqpublic7191 every case
@@johnqpublic7191 EVERY case
It actually stems from the Thirteenth Amendment. If prison time for controlled substances goes away, so does an extremely profitable labor force. States like Texas and Georgia would lose a significant source of of labor in Agriculture.
@@casey360360 don’t forget pa… the worst of them all
"I'm smelling an odor". Probably the only thing he remembered being taught in the academy.
My man told him to “kick rocks” I’m 😂💀
what does it mean?! XD
@@sivyig imperative to tell someone to leave, get out, in a figurative or literal sense; a critical dismissal of someone's idea(s) or otherwise dismissive sentiment towards an individual or group. an insult. used contemptibly or sarcastically. probably derived from the idea that lonely/sad/upset people are traditionally depicted as literally kicking rocks, especially after being rejected by their friends or others.
"Go get your puppy, clown"
lmao i died
Reminds me of Amagansette Press😂"Kicks rocks" & "ur dismissed" is the best catch line he uses! Oh and my all time favorite "You're not a feelings enforcer"😂
Man, CM seems like the perfect person for doing first amendment audits. Such quick comebacks and superior knowledge of the law.
Yeah but bro also doxxed himself
@@Tyrone4753 doxxed?
@@Chunkyjalapeno I don't remember where but he says something about going to oakstreet, he says a full address I don't remember the numbers tho
@@Tyrone4753 He could just move.
@@jakegarrett8109 I don't think you understand the process of moving
I’ll be honest. The behavior from this police officer gave me chills. “I smell an odor” knowing damn well he didn’t and the shakiness in his voice and to continuing to try even though he knows he has NO reason to be there in the first place.
"an odor" is none of his business to begin with lmao
This is a argument between two idiots.
The cop should of disengaged way sooner that he did. He is suffering from the need to be respected. The driver is just an asshole, not a hero. He isn't wrong and the cop and the neighbor both are.
@@therasheck yeah but I would be pissed off too if I wasn’t doing shit wrong and they wouldn’t leave me alone
@@therasheck nah the guy in the car did nothing wrong
He is being a total asshole, but that is ok these days and so most people are, and the guy in the car should just be left alone, but as I said, above....
This dude needs to do more audits. Or rather do audits. He has a silver tongue and a quick mind. Very well spoken.