*_'PoliceActivity' is not Monetized. To help keep the channel going, please consider supporting on_* Patreon.com/PoliceActivity - Links to the Best Dash Cams you can buy. Viofo A229 Pro 4K HDR: amzn.to/49g2YXT Thinkware U1000 4K: amzn.to/3V9Zl23 BlackVue DR900X 4K: amzn.to/3PcuvlM Garmin Tandem 1440p: amzn.to/48RwjHQ - Security Cameras eufyCam S330 4K: amzn.to/3PVIMnt Arlo Essential 1080p: amzn.to/4390WYa Google Nest Cam: amzn.to/3PfczXT Ring Floodlight Cam: amzn.to/3v5YMfg 🛍 For more check out our Amazon store: www.amazon.com/shop/PoliceActivity 🛍 Disclosure: Please note that we earn a small commission if you make a purchase, at no additional cost to you. Description: Charlotte, North Carolina - On March 14, 2024, Officer Henry Chapman responded to assist an officer during a traffic stop involving a driver who was allegedly speeding and had an outstanding federal arrest warrant. The warrant specified that the driver had personal property amounting to $7,911, which came into Officer Chapman's possession as he transported the driver to the University City Division Team Office. According to the warrant, once at the office, Officer Chapman requested another officer to transport the driver to jail. During the transfer, as the assisting officer began searching the driver, both the driver and the assisting officer heard a rubber band snap. The driver immediately accused Officer Chapman of stealing money that had been bound by the rubber band. The warrant details that the driver observed Officer Chapman with the money between his legs and noticed him moving his left hand towards the driver's door pocket of his patrol vehicle. The assisting officer corroborated the driver’s account. A sergeant approached the scene as the allegations were being made. The warrant claims that Officer Chapman appeared nervous and fidgeted inside his vehicle before stepping out and emptying his pockets, stating he didn’t have any money. However, the driver pointed out the money in the door pocket of Chapman's patrol vehicle. The sergeant found $900 in the door pocket, as confirmed by the warrant. Officer Chapman denied knowledge of the money's presence but later admitted to taking the money, claiming he had no intention of stealing it. He subsequently apologized to the sergeant and two other sergeants. Following an evaluation of the evidence, detectives arrested Officer Chapman and charged him with one count of embezzlement. On March 15, 2024, the day after the incident, he resigned from his employment at CMPD. The criminal case is still pending.
Back in the day, they didn’t have cameras on police officers. And I can only imagine what they got away with TEHN . And may I say I’ve seen a few questionable Things police have done in the past . So yeah I appreciate today’s technology. It’s embarrassing.
Notice he didn't apologize to the man he stole money from! He says he had no intention of keeping the money! What a liar! I'm wondering what he's stolen from other suspect???
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Dude was very respectful and said mam'e and sir to all of them. The female cop was trying to protect the thief by bringing up the money she had would be official
He's apologizing to other potential dirty cops for bringing attention to the department and now hampering their ability to conduct crooked work without a keen eye watching over them
He had checked 2 different times earlier on too see if He could see the money He stuffed in the Door, if you’ll watch in the video, He looked in His Vehicle too make sure He had hid the money far enough in, but Our Man was a better detective, than He was a Thief 🤢😤💪🏽😅
@@UmdogTRnothing to do with politics , yet another snowflake makes it abt a president?! Even when the cop was 1000% wrong .. makes sense these ppl go against everything
It was a hell of a lot more than 900. You think crack dealers are believed when they're claiming some cash is missing? He just fucked up with this dude
20:06 “I have 20/20 vision, I’m not a criminal, I don’t do things that I’m not supposed to do, I heard him tampering with that rubber band!” Amen! 👏🏾👍🏾 he let them know they got him confused for someone else!
Until the footage is "lost". Until the camera "wasn't working". Until "I forgot to turn it one". I get what you're saying. Body cameras are a good thing. Just need more transparency and accountability.
@@whydoesitmatter4628 I can guarantee you the internal affairs is going to review past arrest/detainment and or anything to do with money or drugs. Cases may be compromised.
@@hazacarrobinson6673The issue with her actions? There should have been a different “chain of custody ” envelope for the money of the crime of stolen money. It should have not been placed in the same evidence envelope.
A lot of departments have policies that they have to keep their bodycam on when they have large sums of money in evidence until it's counted and properly documented. If that was a policy that cops camera would've been on and maybe he wouldn't have stole any of it.
They are, it's literally a question on every police application. "Have you ever resigned in lieu of being fired"..... Do people who comment on videos know anything
I don't think I've ever seen a cop get owned so bad. The roles got reversed. Cop was sitting in his car shitting himself while a dude in handcuffs is calling him out. Unbelievable
Right! I loved it when that other guy opened the door and the dude was trying to block it but he was like look he didn’t then he said no that’s MY money right there 😂😂
When my sister was being held she went in with $200 cash and came out with $20 but they said they didn’t have any records of her bringing in any cash. It sucks to not trust those who are supposed to protect and serve. People like this make them look like a joke.
Nice to see a level headed young man who can keep himself in check and plead his case, I hope he is released soon, what he will face from his girl is the scary part.
oh he was way more than smart. he was not only calm but he tricky provoked the sergant enough to show the inside of the car without escalating it to much. a tiny bit less and this would have ended nowhere. a bit more and it would ended escalated nowhere again. its infuriating that the cops would absolutly negate his claims and wont even take a peek. only after they exposed their comrade by accident on bodycam they had to take action. without cams on, withoiut accidently getting that on cam the officer would have gotten away with this. makes you wonder how often they do get away with it. that asside that money is gone either way. the guy in red will see not a single dime ever again. it will be civil forfit and he can sue for 50k trying to get 8k back
I’m not a cop, but I did do security while I served in the Marine Corps. The first thing you do is watch a criminals eyes and if you watch this cop’s eyes, he’s clearly stealing this guy’s money.
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Educated 😂😂😂 that’s fumbling limbo jumbo shit he was spewing out was garbage 😂 he needs to go back n take a couple English classes so he can articulate himself like an adult! He woulda came off way more clear! He says I’m not trying to make any allegations or expose him….??? What??? That’s exactly what your doing dude as you should smh that’s why the cops was confused only because my blk brother couldn’t articulate himself he doesn’t know any words to say what he needs to say in a semi professional setting. Only kids in elementary school explains themselves the way this brother was
It is common practice for cops to steal from drug dealers. I lived next to a cop who had brand new boats, brand new cars all the time which never added up.
Every chance he could. If I was detained guy,I would contact the local fed office. Bet there's more to this cop and people he robbed. Because once they start doing that,they'll try every time. I should know,I'm in New Orleans,and I've seen shit like this go on here.
This is certainly not this cop's first time robbing people that he arrested it is just the first time that he was caught...imagine if it was at night and no camera was taping...he would have taken all and probably hurt the person that called him out
The female officer completely gaslighting him by purposefully trying to misdirect away from what he was a actually saying is what really annoyed me the most in this video.
I think she was following protocol. I think suspect was upset and was not listening. Why didnt they search the police car. He did not put this money in his pocket like he did with the smaller folded bills. Search the car and yhe cop.
@@dogcrazy25 no way you watched the video and came up with the conclusion that the suspect was upset and not listening. biggest bootlicker ive prob seen on here
@@crabbinmoose8583ayyy lol my man is the super agent with that catch there I didn’t see that one. The suspect handled this perfectly being calm and professional in his speech
Caught Red handed stealing. Allowed to go home. Allowed to sit in a room with AC & a computer. Allowed to be left alone. Allowed to sit there with out cuffs. Disgusting
Not necessarily, in this case he had cash to gain, the other wouldn't. The logic doesn't stand. Like when cops assume you're a liar/thief/violent etc., just because you've had possession charges.
EXCELLENT POINT OUT!!!!!!!! I saw the EXACT SAME THING!!!!! He opened the door and tried to block the door panel!!!! And amazingly, the body camera caught all of his suspicious movements and his guilty look!!!!
Him and his colleagues you can tell we're trying to cover for him. That is definitely one corrupt agency. I know what she was doing too, she asked you the exact amount, so when you say you don't know, then they pull the old "Then how did you know he took any?" When clearly he was plain sight. Friggin jerks..
@@markvescera9649It was infuriating hearing her repeat herself over and over, after he explained himself already. We get what you were trying to do, lady.
01. Unless they use that police car to transport money around all the time, then this arrest would have been one of the few times where a large sum of money was placed in that police car. 02. The guy who got arrested estimated the amount of money that had been stolen and accused the only person he knew who could have taken it. 03. Unless other police officers use that squad car and have a habit of stuffing large dollar bills in the car door, then who else could be responsible for it being there. 04. 'That's not me' says the corrupt officer which immediately throws anyone else who used that car under the bus. They shouldn't have taken any money out of his pockets until they had got him to the booking-in desk and then done it infront of several witnesses. The cop obviously thought that as the guy was under arrest that he could claim he was lying about the amount of money he had.
Thats because they wouldnt give the money to his friend. He was to aggressive with the "No No No".. i already know they steal money all the time. Watch how their faces light up when they see money. They seize it and it goes to the department.
Telling someone who is actually pretty calm and just proved your coworker just tried to steal $900 from him right under your noses to "take it down a notch" ..insane. Major, major props to Moncre for how he handled the situation. Absolute master class.
@@jayrx12No reason? She’s a woman, so everything she does is an impotent power play. Her being a police officer, a job she is incapable of properly performing is your first clue.
This man seemed so respectful. He wasn’t irate or irrational. He was insistent, but calm and reasonable. The cops body language and demeanor compared to his showed massive red flags.
@@DanielStone-st5sfit is called common sense. You should know when someone is lying. The biggest red flag amongst other big red flags is when the sarg opened the door, the cop went and stood in the way with his arm blocking....that's a dead give away. That is common sense. You may want to learn these things if you ever deal with the public.
For sure. That cop was undeniably suspicious. See how he tried to block the inner door card when he opened the door... You don't need a PhD to see that lol
@@DanielStone-st5sf Lol, weird assumption there kiddo. Yes, I actually have studied body language psychology… What a weird thing to get triggered over lol.
Right, apologizing to the fellow cops doing the job they're paid to do, but not apologing to the man who worked hrs and hrs for money u tried to steal.
@johnshumpertjr.2602 What makes you think he worked for that money? The criminal probably stole it from someone else before it got stolen from him. 😂😂😂
No because her job is to know exactly what is supposed to be there, and then check that its there, and he wouldnt answer her on a simple thing (from her perspective), that could have solved everything immediately.. And ofcourse you dont get thrown in jail for stealing cash, you first get stopped from doing the crime, then you get questioned, and then you await a trial.
@@dennisnielsen8030 Yeah this. If he knew the exact amount, stated it, and it was off by a thousand, it would have instantly threw shade on the officer. The fact he wouldn't answer "I don't know" before made the suspect seem instantly more dishonest, which he was, the thief officer was just also a dishonest rat.
Every single accusation of monetary theft against this officer should be investigated. There’s no way this is his first rodeo. The same way other ‘criminals’ are viewed as criminals.
it really could be tho, this guy had A LOT of money, that isn't typical so theres a good chance this was his first rodeo because that much money tempted him too much.
personally it's why qualified immunity needs to be changed or removed, they know the laws right? shouldn't they be held to higher standards because they're the ones upholding the rules, rather than getting a free pass?
@@sierradirect288 Yes, but the limit that transitions a misdemeanor charge into a felony, in basically every state, is $950-$1000... so he purposefully took $900 and got a misdemeanor instead of a felony. That's the problem.
Maybe if you are a State Trooper you get paid good. Local cops or even Sheriff Deputies don't make crap for income. In my area they barely make $50,000 a year.
I didn't like his constant apologizing but I could understand why he was doing it, he did it too come across as not threatening, as he feared looking the way he did, with handcuffs on hand, going against the cops words with his own contradictory words, accusing one even for criminal mischief would be seen as "acting up" ...but in reality the one with handcuffs was the truthteller and the one with the badge and gun was the criminal.
Exactly what i was going to say. This is a good man. you can tell by the way he talks, and is respectful to others, (including cops). Sad thing is, this probably occurs all the time, and they get away with it.
He's trying to avoid "accidentally falling into the doorknob" a few dozen times once the cops get him somewhere away from the cameras. There's obviously a lot of ego from the cops who allegedly weren't also thieves (though they sure did everything they could not to let it come out), so if he didn't soothe their egos and try and keep it purely procedural they'd likely get their revenge later.
@@cameronjames3499 It's called reading the room. The cops were being chill so there is no reason to go rage mode on a guy who was visibly incredibly stressed and embarassed after being caught. No need to add deranged theories
@tarencejones1 Yeah, that is because you know the ultimate outcome. Suspects constantly complain of officers stealing. There not going to search the office every time there is a claim of theft. Fortunately this guy was calm, so the Sargent was willing to open the officers door and look around.
Incompetence is the most aggravating thing to me in the world! It's like you are stuck in a nightmare trying to explain to people what is going on and they just keep repeating things back to you that make no sense. I felt like screaming at the screen in this video!
@@shawn2380she had a simple solution, had that guy said the amount he had earlier, she would have continued counting. She is literally the least wrong in this situation.
Yep, just the right balance of assertiveness and calm. I don't know if he has a legit criminal history, but that doesn't change that he was 100% in this specific case.
and at the end was STILL a class-act and gentleman going as far as apologizing to the officers even as that nasty woman officer was aggressively putting him in the patrol car despite everyone knowing he was 10000% correct
@Tortilla.Reform no it wasn't. The stolen money was found. At that point he won. He just needed to stfu. But they couldn't even address it because he wouldn't shut up
11:26 that cop has been subconsciously guarding that drivers door because he doesn't want anyone to enter it knowing that's exactly where the money is.
thank you yesss i noticed that immediately 😂 bc i’ve been caught in some lies, but I can’t even imagine the impending doom that was going through that officers mind as he was trying to stand in front of his door trying to avoid being found out by the arrestee. So much respect for that man 🙏🏼❤️
He should have been Arrested Immediately, and Put in Cuffs, it was so obvious that He stole the money, yet His Corrupt Sargent, let Him walk around as if He did Nothing wrong, Both of Them Should of Been FIRED‼️ The Sargent tried too turn it around on the Innocent Man, who was being RIPPED OFF HIS MONEY Who was already in Custody, Asking Him “Do we have all Your information🙄” Well Unless None of You are Doing Your Jobs, THAT IS AN IGNORANT QUESTION TOO ASK😤 He’s just being a Jerk, Because He Knows this Guy just Made Every single One of THEM LOOK LIKE CRIMINAL, CORRUPT, THIN BLUE LINE, GANG MEMBER THUGS, Which is Exactly What They ARE💀👮🏿♂️❌👮🏼♀️🚫👮🏽👿 He should Sue the Entire Police Department, He Would WIN A HUGE SUM OF MONEY For Their Gross incompetence🤬🫣
Being so respectful and not losing it was the way to victory.thats the reason searched the car and caught him.if he Lost it he would have been dragged in the jail.🫵🤞
@@graceboyce37 His biggest rush of anxiety was when he still had the money in between/around his legs. You can tell because not only was his hand shaking, but you could tell he was breathing heavily and could hardly talk when he said “no” twice. I actually think that by the time he got out of the car, he looked way more confident and thought he got away with it, until his Sergeant opened his door. 😂
Ofcourse they shouldnt do that, thats insane.. Cops are already busy enough, and by your standard the world would need twice as many, because criminals accuse all cops who arrest them og something.. This is like a daily thing to be accused of mishandling etc, and in most cases its bullshit.
Every ticket or arrest he has done before needs to be investigated and then prosecuted for the other thefts he has committed and I believe that this is not his first theft.
What's even worse, upon a second viewing, the female cop knew what was going on and was trying to distract the detainee. All she had to do was shut her mouth and let the other cop answer himself who is clearly acting suspicious. She's a piece of shit too.
The detectives came in after the sergeants left. They interviewed him, and then after the interview he was placed under arrest. The sergeants didn't arrest him because it could have been perceived as a conflict of interest.
He shouldn't be aplologizing to any of them. As soon as he started to get suspicious the other cops should have had the cop step out instantly and checked all around where he was sitting and his person. I can understand not wanting to make your coworker look bad but one bad coworker makes EVERYONE look bad
The female cop has some balls to tell him to take it down a notch. Lady, he just caught your coworker stealing his money, and none of you cared to do anything about it.
Yeah he had a deer in headlights look in his face and was wandering by himself.But I ask he was caught here today but makes you think how many other times did he do this??
The way he stood in front of the door (the door handle in particular) was extremely telling. You can actually see him using his left hand to stuff the door just before he got out.
@@robertlockrem558 first, sarcasm. and he’s probably gotten away with this before; he got caught, shamed, and arrested. that’s my takeaway. thanks for asking.
You could totally tell he was pushing the money down with his hand when he was in the car. He looked exactly like a little kid trying to hide something from his mom.
Yeah once they tried to steal my brothers cash but my uncle worked for internal affairs and saved him. If we didn’t have someone on the inside who actually investigated cops he would’ve got it stolen
Yep. Had a lee county cop steal $140 from my husband. I pushed relentlessly and even got internal affairs calling me making promises they'd figure it out and find that money. Eventually got it back. Cape coral pd blamed lee county pd and the lee county cops blamed the cape coral cop. What a joke. If I hadn't wanted to go toe to toe with them they would've kept it.
*to steal an innocent person’s money. Where is there evidence he’s done this before? Who are the other people? He’s a POS but the video doesn’t state there were other victims so STOP ASSUMING TikTok expert
I spent 25 years as a CO in county, and I have zero issues with how this detainee carried himself. He actually pled his case extremely respectfully, and had a right to speak for himself. I've seen detainees come in and act the complete fool, and although he argued, he did everything right. Shame on that cop.
lol that cop that stole that money is despicable. The women ignored him half the time. What an embarrassing representation of a "police department". To protect and serve!🥴
That happens all the time, they would’ve never believed him. These cops take it off people at traffic stops , and even when the person passes away from an interaction this stuff disappears.
He also pulled over and complied and was polite the whole time. Probably just made some dumb choices. A firearms offense, who can blame him guns are fun.
I completely agree with you, and just want to point that To this day, Sheriff Grady Judd refuses to get bodycams for his department. Never trust an officer who hates cameras, especially one in leadership, it’s a crucial investigative tool
Crashed out over $900. He gets the Darwin award of the year. The department also needs to investigate ALL of his past arrests and cases. I’m sure this isn’t his first Rodeo.
Yes. Over a certain amount in a felony. That cop should apologize to that man he stole from too. This wasn’t his first time stealing you can bet on that.
Why? That’s not theft, it’s embezzlement which is a whole lot worse. Embezzlement is always charged as a felony in North Carolina. So he’ll not only never be a cop again but won’t be able to purchase or own a firearm. 😊
@@straat9066 Yet they try to paint the picture that one demographic commits more theft that others. I guess embezzlement and other white collar crimes don't count?
No you can’t just throw some number up and run on emotion. They have dealt with this before. The cop gets the same thing every one else gets. Innocent until proven guilty and his day in court.
@satt131313 no sir he doesn't. The reason just wrestling around while going in handcuffs becomes "battery on leo" felony.but you can punch someone in the mouth and knock out a tooth and get misdemeanor assault. There protected and deserve to be held to a higher standard. He should be charged with robbery by a person in power and be an automatic felon
Props to the guy in custody. He was perfectly calm, polite, and respectful despite being in cuffs, having just been taken to the station, and an officer trying to steal from him while nobody was initially willing to investigate it. I'm very proud of him for continuing to press Officer Chapman about the situation while trying to respect the other Officer's incompetence.
The female officer is so freaking patronizing. She's one of those people who thinks talking softly makes her nicer, but she was being a condescending to the man the whole time.
@@Kaxxonxbox she was just asking him how much money he felt he had on him at time of arrest. this is a standard question ....she needed him to answer so that she could then count and see if the amount he thought was there or not...and from there possibly investigate the officers car...this is just standard procedure stuff
The female officer is the smartest of all the officers. If you read the warrant information at the end of the video, she (the "assisting officer") is the only officer who corroborated the story of the man being arrested/detained. She may appear to be patronizing in the video (I thought so) but at the end of the day she was absolutely on top of her game and she was the only officer willing to be named in the warrant as siding with the detained man. Mad mad props to him for the way he handled himself and his concerns, even while being arrested and detained.
I am NOT at all defending her when I say this..... There's that fucking "blue line" and the problem with that is when they (officers) cross it, even to try to rat out a dirty cop, there are consequences.... like sometimes deadly consequences bc those who tell may have no backup when bullets start flying on a call. She, being a woman in a man's job, is prob 100x more acutely aware of that. Or, maybe that is just how she is regardless of what I just said. Nonetheless, there's that fucking blue line that keeps good cops from weeding out the shit.
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Charlotte, North Carolina - On March 14, 2024, Officer Henry Chapman responded to assist an officer during a traffic stop involving a driver who was allegedly speeding and had an outstanding federal arrest warrant. The warrant specified that the driver had personal property amounting to $7,911, which came into Officer Chapman's possession as he transported the driver to the University City Division Team Office. According to the warrant, once at the office, Officer Chapman requested another officer to transport the driver to jail.
During the transfer, as the assisting officer began searching the driver, both the driver and the assisting officer heard a rubber band snap. The driver immediately accused Officer Chapman of stealing money that had been bound by the rubber band. The warrant details that the driver observed Officer Chapman with the money between his legs and noticed him moving his left hand towards the driver's door pocket of his patrol vehicle. The assisting officer corroborated the driver’s account. A sergeant approached the scene as the allegations were being made.
The warrant claims that Officer Chapman appeared nervous and fidgeted inside his vehicle before stepping out and emptying his pockets, stating he didn’t have any money. However, the driver pointed out the money in the door pocket of Chapman's patrol vehicle. The sergeant found $900 in the door pocket, as confirmed by the warrant. Officer Chapman denied knowledge of the money's presence but later admitted to taking the money, claiming he had no intention of stealing it. He subsequently apologized to the sergeant and two other sergeants. Following an evaluation of the evidence, detectives arrested Officer Chapman and charged him with one count of embezzlement. On March 15, 2024, the day after the incident, he resigned from his employment at CMPD. The criminal case is still pending.
finally, something from my home state
Back in the day, they didn’t have cameras on police officers. And I can only imagine what they got away with TEHN . And may I say I’ve seen a few questionable Things police have done in the past . So yeah I appreciate today’s technology.
It’s embarrassing.
Notice he didn't apologize to the man he stole money from! He says he had no intention of keeping the money! What a liar!
I'm wondering what he's stolen from other suspect???
@@lisagrafton2529 good point, but i suspect he just steals money.
As soon as I get some extra cash I promise I will donate. This is one of the most important channels on youtube. And the fact that you give an entire description of the incident, no biased commentary towards one side, just raw footage to let us decide, is amazing. I am shocked that you are not monetized, as much work as it takes to get these and post them. Start a petition to get monetized and I will share it like crazy.
The guy under arrest handled that absolutely perfectly.
absolutely flawless
Dude was very respectful and said mam'e and sir to all of them. The female cop was trying to protect the thief by bringing up the money she had would be official
Yeah props to that detainee for being polite, courteous, and persistent in asserting his rights and pressing them on what he knew just happened.
@@RVFireFighterbruh shut ur ass up
@@RVFireFighter I'd love to know what you're basing this on
The guy solved a crime while in handcuffs with 3 cops standing around impeding his investigation
Best comment 😂😂😂
I agree. This comment wins best internet award of the day! 😂
Underrated comment. The deserved at least 100k likes!!!
Yuppppp
Frekkin Perfect 😂
That cop is despicable. He apologizes to the other cops but NOT to the guy he stole from.
He's apologizing to other potential dirty cops for bringing attention to the department and now hampering their ability to conduct crooked work without a keen eye watching over them
He should never work in LE ever again. But you can't bet he does and continues to still form those he arrest! 🤮
Who cares it’s drug money. He doesn’t pay taxes like everyone else, I would probably take a few bills too if given the opportunity 😂
Cop is a freaking leech piece of crap
That's because he's not sorry he stole the money, he's sorry he got caught.
Imagine the days when there was no body cams! Salute to the Sgt for opening that door & exposing his colleague
Facts, he new something was up. Dude was to calm and on point.
He had checked 2 different times earlier on too see if He could see the money He stuffed in the Door, if you’ll watch in the video, He looked in His Vehicle too make sure He had hid the money far enough in, but Our Man was a better detective, than He was a Thief 🤢😤💪🏽😅
Right, smdh
@@glorybelieve9010You don't capitalize pronouns. Or door, vehicle, our or thief.
*to, not too
And his body cam footage magically appeared. He real
That detainee is 100x smarter than the cops thought he was.
200x. Even made the cops find the money instead catching an obstruction charge searching himself.
And had the foresight not to answer the question about how much money he had.
@@UmdogTR How do the two subjects of your sentence even relate to one another?
@@UmdogTRnothing to do with politics , yet another snowflake makes it abt a president?! Even when the cop was 1000% wrong .. makes sense these ppl go against everything
@@UmdogTR Not you
Threw his whole career away for $900. The detainee handled the situation better than most would have.
He will just get hired in another county.
He was caught this time, I beat he has done it in the past
Cop looked guilty AF 😂
It was a hell of a lot more than 900. You think crack dealers are believed when they're claiming some cash is missing? He just fucked up with this dude
@@3iddary cops steal everyday I don't trust any of them especially in the south.
Didn’t use foul language, spoke with respect and held his ground in front of many officers. Mad props to this man.
Right?! I don't know him and I'm so proud of him.
and thats just because they have bodycam's otherwise this case never would show up.
What's funny is they say that I'll keep you out of this situation
@@ChadVanrynthis man was polite and compliant and how was he rewarded, he was robbed smh…
20:06 “I have 20/20 vision, I’m not a criminal, I don’t do things that I’m not supposed to do, I heard him tampering with that rubber band!” Amen! 👏🏾👍🏾 he let them know they got him confused for someone else!
This guy that was arrested would make an excelllent detective, solved this crime like a Champ!
He has a huge mouth, can’t STFU and listen.
This is why body cams are important, to protect cops and civilians, but also catch crooked cops
Cop is smart steal under $1000 its not felony he done this before.
Until the footage is "lost". Until the camera "wasn't working". Until "I forgot to turn it one".
I get what you're saying. Body cameras are a good thing. Just need more transparency and accountability.
@@jaggsta It would still cost him his job, so he's not that smart.
@@ohsnapitsbilly3200 cost him his job at *that* department. He'll move to the next town over and do this to the people over there
@@ohsnapitsbilly3200but if the civilian would’ve done it, he would’ve gotten a slap on the wrist and keep his job
I’ll bet he stole A LOT more in his years than $900.
Yep! Every single case, arrest, ticket, EVERYTHING must be reviewed!
Sadly, true
@@whydoesitmatter4628 literally noting will happen
@@whydoesitmatter4628 I can guarantee you the internal affairs is going to review past arrest/detainment and or anything to do with money or drugs. Cases may be compromised.
@@wozo9210 They fired the cop and hit him with a felony charge.
Being told to “calm down” while I’m being robbed in front of my face.. this man handled himself 100x better than I would have.
Right. Goodness. Additionally he was so calm the entire time
"tone it down a notch" were the words she used, and that's when it was clear she knew they were all in trouble now.
😆👍
@@Itsmytestshe didn’t do anything,why should they all get in trouble for his stupid actions
@@hazacarrobinson6673The issue with her actions? There should have been a different “chain of custody ” envelope for the money of the crime of stolen money. It should have not been placed in the same evidence envelope.
Female cop should be fired also for her mannerisms
?
His body language was very suspicious. He kept trying to block the door.
When the suspect first started bringing up the exact actions, that cop'S eyes turned into SAUCERS
06:26 the "uh oh" moment in the cop's eyes
My nega don’t even know how much money he got, then he could just accused someone stealing his money?
@@HansKlopek it must have fallen in the door pocket..I don't believe the official narrative..
@@chuckxu5910 what does that have to him seeing the guy take his money? lol
If it wasn't on camera, they would have investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing
Every time!
They still will. That officer will get a promotion bc he is in the gang.
Same shit the high springs fl cops and chief of police did to me in 2022!!
Not necessarily, even if it is on camera 90% of the time if not 99% of the time, they still find themselves not guilty
A lot of departments have policies that they have to keep their bodycam on when they have large sums of money in evidence until it's counted and properly documented. If that was a policy that cops camera would've been on and maybe he wouldn't have stole any of it.
Losing your job and getting a felony for $1k is wild
he stole $900 so not felony amount
he was moved to another dept, cops protect cops
Maybe they deserve more money...😢
@@PeriodicTFalse
@@roystonmarshall5027 not this one. And if you think so, you’re a Mo’ Ron 😂
It’s beautiful to see a black man wit all that intellect and stand his ground against who people feel are for the people hood victory ✊🏽
LOL he definitely had more intellect than you, based on your lack of grammar.
Would it be less beautiful if it was a man of a different color?
Turns out his a drug dealer blood money
Yeah money is stolen anyways no doubt
That's insulting.
Any officer that resigns while under investigation, should be prohibited from law enforcement work.
Duh.
Ya think...
And jailed.
They are, it's literally a question on every police application. "Have you ever resigned in lieu of being fired"..... Do people who comment on videos know anything
@@Skepticismisthewaydo you use critical thinking? They still hire them. Look at the Brady list. They still hire them..
I don't think I've ever seen a cop get owned so bad. The roles got reversed. Cop was sitting in his car shitting himself while a dude in handcuffs is calling him out. Unbelievable
@@martincarr4204 what movie is that from?
@@martincarr4204sounds indistinguishable from a criminal enterprise to me
The look of absolute terror in the cops face when he got accused of stealing the money 😂😂 Never play poker my man
@@martincarr4204 and youre the reason why everyone hates pos cops
@@martincarr4204 Yep, that gave police a bad name.
He almost got away with it, because the female officer was completely ignoring his concerns.
She was part of the cover up
Right! I loved it when that other guy opened the door and the dude was trying to block it but he was like look he didn’t then he said no that’s MY money right there 😂😂
@@mikeb9801definitely
If they were in a traffic stop there's no way there allowing that much movement with out yanking the people out of the car instantly
She knew he took that money and she was trying to get the black dude to go along with it and sign his name to some bullshit
When my sister was being held she went in with $200 cash and came out with $20 but they said they didn’t have any records of her bringing in any cash. It sucks to not trust those who are supposed to protect and serve. People like this make them look like a joke.
The cop who stole the money looked guilty as H$ll right from the jump. He was acting like a damn child!
he definitely had an “oh shit” face
Yep, that’s why he closed the door so quick when he got out. Dude was trying to be sneaky.
He sealed and admitted his guilt prior to the investigator(s) coming to chat with him when he stated to his sergeant “I’m sorry.”
I was thinking the same thing! Lol can't trust anyone anymore!😔😪😔
shaky hands and wide eyes lol he guilty af
That guy in red was so emotionally intelligent. Handled that like a boss.
Impressive, and talked without over speaking and English. Got treated well without being physical.
Good man ❗️
Sure Was!!
Nice to see a level headed young man who can keep himself in check and plead his case, I hope he is released soon, what he will face from his girl is the scary part.
oh he was way more than smart. he was not only calm but he tricky provoked the sergant enough to show the inside of the car without escalating it to much.
a tiny bit less and this would have ended nowhere. a bit more and it would ended escalated nowhere again.
its infuriating that the cops would absolutly negate his claims and wont even take a peek.
only after they exposed their comrade by accident on bodycam they had to take action. without cams on, withoiut accidently getting that on cam
the officer would have gotten away with this.
makes you wonder how often they do get away with it.
that asside that money is gone either way. the guy in red will see not a single dime ever again. it will be civil forfit and he can sue for 50k trying to get 8k back
I’m not a cop, but I did do security while I served in the Marine Corps. The first thing you do is watch a criminals eyes and if you watch this cop’s eyes, he’s clearly stealing this guy’s money.
In North Carolina, embezzlement of $900 is a misdemeanor while $950 or higher is a felony. This cop stole exactly $900, what a scumbag.
Probably others doing the same
So he was a strategic thief SMH
Come to Florida. It is $300!
@@lakendrawilliams9814Why would you think that? In 24 years I didn’t touch a penny if it wasn’t mine!
@@ronin6887 I think he meant other officers robbing people. I could be wrong,but that's how I understood it..
The female police officer needs to be investigated next!! Her condescending attitude was disgusting!! She definitely knew what was going on.
If the black cop was not there, it would be different
Foreal, she was trying to lookout for him... pathetic
He just threw the integrity of the entire department away for $900. Shame on him.
They didn't have any before
🤡
The city of Charlotte has reached a $1.5 million settlement with the family of Danquirs Franklin, a man who was shot and killed by a Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer in 2019, the family announced Thursday.
Franklin died on March 25, 2019, after he was shot by CMPD officer Wende Kerl outside a Burger King during a reported armed robbery.
they don't care. Anything not involving their pension they don't give a shit
I bet he's not the only cop like that there
@@theodorenunn7338
The video is the proof
Dude threw his career and part of his life away for $900. Embarrassing man
Hilarious actually
Probably has gotten away with it many times before.
@Account-fu3jlthat’s the real question that unfortunately will never be answered
And the pension, don't forget the pension.
I don't think other PD depts will hire him for anything now, he threw his career in the garbage.
Kudos to this man for
1. Being educated
2. Paying attention
3. Having giant balls to call this tyrant out.
Dirty cops are disgusting.
👍💰
He handled this situation perfectly and didn’t let them get away with it… BECAUSE THEY DAMN SURE WERE TRYING TO
God and that dirty cop know what other dirty low down things he's done no way was this his first offense maybe his first time caught
People like you think ALL cops are disgusting. Even the ones that go far above and beyond.
Educated 😂😂😂 that’s fumbling limbo jumbo shit he was spewing out was garbage 😂 he needs to go back n take a couple English classes so he can articulate himself like an adult! He woulda came off way more clear! He says I’m not trying to make any allegations or expose him….??? What??? That’s exactly what your doing dude as you should smh that’s why the cops was confused only because my blk brother couldn’t articulate himself he doesn’t know any words to say what he needs to say in a semi professional setting. Only kids in elementary school explains themselves the way this brother was
He was terrified because he got caught, his hands shaking and hyperventilating.
Also, red ears.
That cop was shaking in his boots. He looked so guilty
@casedonn6213 it was the Guiltiest face ever!!! Than he did everything he could to stand in the way of the car. I was omg!
So guilty his brain couldn't even think to deny it lmao, just sitting there shaking and looking dumb af.
16:25 When he says “no yeah I’m not even gonna touch it” watch the cops face it’s the exact moment he realizes it’s over
Word! That's why he sat back down, those legs were about to give out on him!
he said “it ain’t my money” like duh mf you just took his money
The cop’s body language was 100% he took it. The guy in the red was more than respectful and a gentleman the entire time.
pander
Yeah he was acting suspicious the entire time. His body language was telling me he took the money.
Those damn noisey rubber bands.
@@averychilco😂
That was the most uncomfortable, nervous man I've ever seen. And I've seen them all! haha jk
That cop has some balls. Imagine how many times he has done this and not got caught.
Not hard to see why- look at how dismissive other pigs were when guy was trying to show how he was hiding money.
It is common practice for cops to steal from drug dealers.
I lived next to a cop who had brand new boats, brand new cars all the time which never added up.
Every chance he could.
If I was detained guy,I would contact the local fed office.
Bet there's more to this cop and people he robbed.
Because once they start doing that,they'll try every time.
I should know,I'm in New Orleans,and I've seen shit like this go on here.
This is certainly not this cop's first time robbing people that he arrested it is just the first time that he was caught...imagine if it was at night and no camera was taping...he would have taken all and probably hurt the person that called him out
Exactly 💯
the Sergeant was so confident that there was no money, but he was surprised when he found the money LOL.
The female officer completely gaslighting him by purposefully trying to misdirect away from what he was a actually saying is what really annoyed me the most in this video.
She wasn’t listening.
I think she was following protocol. I think suspect was upset and was not listening. Why didnt they search the police car. He did not put this money in his pocket like he did with the smaller folded bills. Search the car and yhe cop.
@@dogcrazy25oh please she was in on it and it's clear as day
@@dogcrazy25 no way you watched the video and came up with the conclusion that the suspect was upset and not listening. biggest bootlicker ive prob seen on here
Yeah she would’ve made me lose it
See how he guarded that car door with his whole body.
And even leaned in to tuck deeper @14:13 too! 😮🧐
yeah, and he peaked in first to see if the blue hundreds were visible. sure would love to have me some blue hundreds bout now
21:28 “Listen Listen!!!” sound likes Tony Yayo talking to Vlad🤣🤣
@@crabbinmoose8583ayyy lol my man is the super agent with that catch there I didn’t see that one. The suspect handled this perfectly being calm and professional in his speech
Even when he handed her the stack of money you can see it was touched. When the officer removed it from his jacket the stack was straight.
That dude looked dead at that cops eyes and said "sorry, I'm not trying to expose you" That's wild. He's a better man than me.
That shocked me He was raised right.
No word of a lie... The calmness in his voice would have shook me up if I was officer Cheapman
He just wanted his money back. Rightfully so. He’s saying he’s not trying to snitch. I’m glad he received justice and the cop is getting charged.
@@cashgogetter6737 being a slave to whytes is raised right?
lmao ok racist
@@christianc8453 He should "snitch", he's obviously a crooked cop and don't know what he's done or what he will do.
Officer looks so stressed out when they open the door😂😂😂
Caught Red handed stealing. Allowed to go home. Allowed to sit in a room with AC & a computer.
Allowed to be left alone.
Allowed to sit there with out cuffs.
Disgusting
police immunity must end
Just like politicians, poke are aroused to operate under a different set of laws than the peons
Disgusting isn't a strong enough word.
Police perks. But he paid in the end
@@EugeneShawn-dy8nr💯
If he's willing to take, he's willing to plant. Dirty cop.
Also willing to lie in court...
"It's just one of those things."
Until no cops are bad, all cops are bad.
Literally. Disgusting
Not necessarily, in this case he had cash to gain, the other wouldn't. The logic doesn't stand. Like when cops assume you're a liar/thief/violent etc., just because you've had possession charges.
I am a retired firefighter. We had a inspector loose his job, his pension and his freedom over a $500 bribe.
Love of money is root of all ev il s.
Damn. Makes you wonder how many times it happened before he got caught.
@Anonymous------ If they really loved money they'd keep their job. This is moreso "a fool and his money are soon departed".
@@jackietreehorn prob been doin it for years, but 900 is a stretch
@@talyahr3302
Some people love money so much they take any money whenever they can.
16:13 look how quickly the guilty officer went to block the door 😂
EXCELLENT POINT OUT!!!!!!!! I saw the EXACT SAME THING!!!!! He opened the door and tried to block the door panel!!!! And amazingly, the body camera caught all of his suspicious movements and his guilty look!!!!
That officer wasn't sorry that he stole the money, he was sorry that he got caught 💯
Wonder how many times he's done that and gotten away with it 😒
Exactly 👍
He sure didn't defend himself very aggressively.
@@CaseyMarie11-11 yup
Yeah, you know how those mixed-race people can be. They always take advantage of innocent Black people.
The fact that they let him resign instead of being fired is wrong.
He's still facing criminal charges
Exactly
Yes but he may still get his pension depending upon how they handle it. Thats unfair@CarsandChris
They just protect each other smh, criminals with a badge.
No they made his resign so they wouldn’t have to pay him unemployment
That young man didn’t owe anyone any apologies. He was remarkably well mannered and respectful. The cop is a thief.
Yeah he had good manners from the beginning, he was pretty respectful
Him and his colleagues you can tell we're trying to cover for him. That is definitely one corrupt agency. I know what she was doing too, she asked you the exact amount, so when you say you don't know, then they pull the old "Then how did you know he took any?" When clearly he was plain sight. Friggin jerks..
@@markvescera9649It was infuriating hearing her repeat herself over and over, after he explained himself already. We get what you were trying to do, lady.
@@colletti914 That what I'm sayin, like the others ought to resign to for covering for the crook
they all are
if you get pulled over with money
they want to keep it, even with no crime committed
01. Unless they use that police car to transport money around all the time, then this arrest would have been one of the few times where a large sum of money was placed in that police car.
02. The guy who got arrested estimated the amount of money that had been stolen and accused the only person he knew who could have taken it.
03. Unless other police officers use that squad car and have a habit of stuffing large dollar bills in the car door, then who else could be responsible for it being there.
04. 'That's not me' says the corrupt officer which immediately throws anyone else who used that car under the bus.
They shouldn't have taken any money out of his pockets until they had got him to the booking-in desk and then done it infront of several witnesses. The cop obviously thought that as the guy was under arrest that he could claim he was lying about the amount of money he had.
Thats because they wouldnt give the money to his friend. He was to aggressive with the "No No No".. i already know they steal money all the time. Watch how their faces light up when they see money. They seize it and it goes to the department.
Telling someone who is actually pretty calm and just proved your coworker just tried to steal $900 from him right under your noses to "take it down a notch" ..insane. Major, major props to Moncre for how he handled the situation. Absolute master class.
yeah the supervisor was being a little condescending for no reason
Agreed.
That b had the nerve to say don’t say that calm down
True gentleman. Excellent temperament and decorum.
@@jayrx12No reason? She’s a woman, so everything she does is an impotent power play. Her being a police officer, a job she is incapable of properly performing is your first clue.
This man seemed so respectful. He wasn’t irate or irrational. He was insistent, but calm and reasonable. The cops body language and demeanor compared to his showed massive red flags.
Are you a psychologist or a body language expert? Or just a recipient of a degree from RUclips University?
@@DanielStone-st5sfyou can literally tell be looking at them and the man was literally guilt what are you talking about.
@@DanielStone-st5sfit is called common sense. You should know when someone is lying. The biggest red flag amongst other big red flags is when the sarg opened the door, the cop went and stood in the way with his arm blocking....that's a dead give away. That is common sense. You may want to learn these things if you ever deal with the public.
For sure. That cop was undeniably suspicious. See how he tried to block the inner door card when he opened the door... You don't need a PhD to see that lol
@@DanielStone-st5sf Lol, weird assumption there kiddo. Yes, I actually have studied body language psychology… What a weird thing to get triggered over lol.
The detainee handled himself so well. The officer isn't just a thief he is also a liar. He should be stripped of his badge permanently.
If you are a liar, then you are a thief, it goes hand in hand.
Maybe he'll get hired by that town in Texas that has almost as many cops as citizens
@@bobsutube he'll be a mall guard
Shane he had to argue to the extreme...and lucky they listened.
They all are. They’re all in on it and they steal all the time that’s why they were trying to protect him even after it was obvious he stole
I love how when the cop gets caught he’s like “that ain’t my money.” Like, no sh**. That’s literally what the problem is! 😂
I respect the detainee. He handled that better than 99% of people would.
No kidding, I'll take tips from this guy. This is an instructional video.
Not really
Your respect means nothing.. yes he did:
@@silkboxing4454what he did wrong?
Ya I bet if his money wasn't tampered with he would go wild like any of his kind of people do. It's only when you robb them they get butthurt
Apologize to the man you tried to steal from
It is but if you're black, you should understand lol
You think someone who is stealing has the moral compass to do that? Welcome to the real world friend
SAD
Right, apologizing to the fellow cops doing the job they're paid to do, but not apologing to the man who worked hrs and hrs for money u tried to steal.
@johnshumpertjr.2602 What makes you think he worked for that money? The criminal probably stole it from someone else before it got stolen from him. 😂😂😂
Lady cop definitely does not deserve the rank of Captain..she tried to help her officer get away with robbery
Yup right at 6:17 they secretly communicate to each other
Yup…. She doesn’t want to listen that’s a problem.
They were saying this in the other videos and people were saying she wasn't bro she was in on it..
She was definitely in on it. Being very argumentative as if she KNOWS everything
All cops are crooked
Shoutout to the bike cop, cool guy. Spoke nice and calm and didn’t steal money
How nice of him to have apologized to his boss and not the guy he tried to steal $900 from and lied to.
Right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So f&&&& right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is EXACTLY right.
Police shit be crazy the same ppl who punish you do the same thing and they take up for each other smh
@@dianevrules OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hahaha you mean the drug money that POS oxygen thief had !!!
The female officer wasnt really trying to hear him.....and then acted like she cared after the fact. The stealing cop should be jailed. Disgraceful
I think she too was in on it.
Exactly!!! He tried to tell her to cut the camera off with a hand gesture but was in too deep by then
No because her job is to know exactly what is supposed to be there, and then check that its there, and he wouldnt answer her on a simple thing (from her perspective), that could have solved everything immediately..
And ofcourse you dont get thrown in jail for stealing cash, you first get stopped from doing the crime, then you get questioned, and then you await a trial.
@@dennisnielsen8030 Yeah this. If he knew the exact amount, stated it, and it was off by a thousand, it would have instantly threw shade on the officer. The fact he wouldn't answer "I don't know" before made the suspect seem instantly more dishonest, which he was, the thief officer was just also a dishonest rat.
I think the other officers acted professional. And higher channels got involved asap.
Props to that brother! He straight called out corrupt cop!
He knew what he was up against and handled it perfectly!
Ninja. 💰 money 😅😅😅😅😅😅
No shat! That young man is on his game. Articulate, sharp and has diplomacy skills. These cops need to be working for him!
Honesty is so special, Holy. Gives you sharp discernment. This was so cool
INCREDIBLE! Every case that cop had needs to be investigated further upon. That's despicable.
Most respectful person under arrest i have ever seen! City owes this man some MONEY
He’s getting money from the city in a lawsuit 💯
@@paultheseafoodchef9399I hope so
He should sue the department!!
Lost your job over a $1000. So embarrassing for the whole department
Lol $900 to be exact
@@aprilwalkeraw3even more embarrassing 🤣
Very bad cost/benefit analysis. The cop caused a lot of unnecessary work for the department with his stupidity
Others did the same thing and sent to prison, he is not the first and he won't be the last until these cops gets caught red handed.
they dont make much money
Losing your job for stealing an arrested suspect’s $900 has to be considered nasty work😖
Prison indefinitely
@@ericabayes4529 and how are you making those assumptions? off of his skin color? what a foul person you are
@@ericabayes4529👢👅
I worked with a guy that got fired for stealing a sandwitch out of the bk room fridge.
He's black. Even the cop who stole knows their not usually believed
The way the cop started breathing heavy and shaking says everything lol
Every single accusation of monetary theft against this officer should be investigated. There’s no way this is his first rodeo. The same way other ‘criminals’ are viewed as criminals.
Ya, he at it up when he didn't let the guy give the money to his friends. Said he had to keep it with them. Set it up the whole time
Definitely, he's done it before by how brazenly he stole it.
@@mikecreery7666 I got that same thought after he was so adamant about it going with him.
that cop was taking money for a very long time.. not his first time.
it really could be tho, this guy had A LOT of money, that isn't typical so theres a good chance this was his first rodeo because that much money tempted him too much.
The officer took $900 on purpose to dodge the $1000 requirement for felony embezzlement... I think that deserves a felony, since he knew.
personally it's why qualified immunity needs to be changed or removed, they know the laws right?
shouldn't they be held to higher standards because they're the ones upholding the rules, rather than getting a free pass?
I think it was actually bc he ordered the chicken nuggets with the other $100... :)
He did get charged with embezzlement
@@sierradirect288 Yes, but the limit that transitions a misdemeanor charge into a felony, in basically every state, is $950-$1000... so he purposefully took $900 and got a misdemeanor instead of a felony. That's the problem.
@@raids-champ-guides which is possibly in his wallet.
Threw away his good paying job and a pension for $900.
Well "good paying job" is not exactly true.
@@adamjames4959 100k
@@adamjames4959 between the hourly, overtime, side work, benefits, pension, health and dental. Totally worth $900
@@adamjames4959over 50-60k not good for you?
Maybe if you are a State Trooper you get paid good. Local cops or even Sheriff Deputies don't make crap for income. In my area they barely make $50,000 a year.
He just stole his money and his allowed to stand over him still and "police him" yall nasty work frfr
Young man, do not apologize. You were a million percent aware and right!
I didn't like his constant apologizing but I could understand why he was doing it, he did it too come across as not threatening, as he feared looking the way he did, with handcuffs on hand, going against the cops words with his own contradictory words, accusing one even for criminal mischief would be seen as "acting up" ...but in reality the one with handcuffs was the truthteller and the one with the badge and gun was the criminal.
Exactly. He is making me apologize because they were going to cover up for that thief if it weren't for the sergeant
Exactly what i was going to say. This is a good man. you can tell by the way he talks, and is respectful to others, (including cops). Sad thing is, this probably occurs all the time, and they get away with it.
He's trying to avoid "accidentally falling into the doorknob" a few dozen times once the cops get him somewhere away from the cameras. There's obviously a lot of ego from the cops who allegedly weren't also thieves (though they sure did everything they could not to let it come out), so if he didn't soothe their egos and try and keep it purely procedural they'd likely get their revenge later.
@@cameronjames3499
It's called reading the room. The cops were being chill so there is no reason to go rage mode on a guy who was visibly incredibly stressed and embarassed after being caught. No need to add deranged theories
The fact that it’s taken so long for these MFs to listen to him is MADDENING
@tarencejones1 Yeah, that is because you know the ultimate outcome. Suspects constantly complain of officers stealing. There not going to search the office every time there is a claim of theft. Fortunately this guy was calm, so the Sargent was willing to open the officers door and look around.
Incompetence is the most aggravating thing to me in the world! It's like you are stuck in a nightmare trying to explain to people what is going on and they just keep repeating things back to you that make no sense. I felt like screaming at the screen in this video!
It’s like they knew he had stole it and just wanted their cut!! 😂😂
Didn't help that the yappy voiced DEI female cop is there.
@@shawn2380she had a simple solution, had that guy said the amount he had earlier, she would have continued counting. She is literally the least wrong in this situation.
Damn, the dude getting arrested handled that flawlessly. Advocated for himself and stayed stern without losing it.
Yep, just the right balance of assertiveness and calm.
I don't know if he has a legit criminal history, but that doesn't change that he was 100% in this specific case.
@@Gunners_Mate_GunsI would've told that cop to go kf himself first off
and at the end was STILL a class-act and gentleman going as far as apologizing to the officers even as that nasty woman officer was aggressively putting him in the patrol car despite everyone knowing he was 10000% correct
@@tommichael7222The 2 officers telling him to calm down after he proved their colleague stole from him was disgusting
@Tortilla.Reform no it wasn't. The stolen money was found. At that point he won. He just needed to stfu. But they couldn't even address it because he wouldn't shut up
11:26 that cop has been subconsciously guarding that drivers door because he doesn't want anyone to enter it knowing that's exactly where the money is.
His hand was literally shaking when he was holding that piece of paper. He knew he was about to get caught! 😭
thank you yesss i noticed that immediately 😂 bc i’ve been caught in some lies, but I can’t even imagine the impending doom that was going through that officers mind as he was trying to stand in front of his door trying to avoid being found out by the arrestee. So much respect for that man 🙏🏼❤️
He should have been Arrested Immediately, and Put in Cuffs, it was so obvious that He stole the money, yet His Corrupt Sargent, let Him walk around as if He did Nothing wrong, Both of Them Should of Been FIRED‼️
The Sargent tried too turn it around on the Innocent Man, who was being RIPPED OFF HIS MONEY Who was already in Custody, Asking Him “Do we have all Your information🙄”
Well Unless None of You are Doing Your Jobs, THAT IS AN IGNORANT QUESTION TOO ASK😤
He’s just being a Jerk, Because He Knows this Guy just Made Every single One of THEM LOOK LIKE CRIMINAL, CORRUPT, THIN BLUE LINE, GANG MEMBER THUGS, Which is Exactly What They ARE💀👮🏿♂️❌👮🏼♀️🚫👮🏽👿
He should Sue the Entire Police Department, He Would WIN A HUGE SUM OF MONEY For Their Gross incompetence🤬🫣
Being so respectful and not losing it was the way to victory.thats the reason searched the car and caught him.if he Lost it he would have been dragged in the jail.🫵🤞
Where part 2 at
@@graceboyce37 His biggest rush of anxiety was when he still had the money in between/around his legs. You can tell because not only was his hand shaking, but you could tell he was breathing heavily and could hardly talk when he said “no” twice. I actually think that by the time he got out of the car, he looked way more confident and thought he got away with it, until his Sergeant opened his door. 😂
They should have arrested the bad cop immediately, instead of telling the guy in custody to "calm down".
Yeah that made me boil. And no for all you smartalecks out there, I have never spent a night in jail. And I'm probably older than you are.
Ofcourse they shouldnt do that, thats insane..
Cops are already busy enough, and by your standard the world would need twice as many, because criminals accuse all cops who arrest them og something..
This is like a daily thing to be accused of mishandling etc, and in most cases its bullshit.
I agree! That guy was calm and very respectful for what had just happened to him...Thank God for body cams!!
Sickening .. I have never hated cops as much as I have in the last year
Every ticket or arrest he has done before needs to be investigated and then prosecuted for the other thefts he has committed and I believe that this is not his first theft.
Of course ifs not his first theft wonder how much h drugs he's stolen??
I agree with you, but that most likely won’t happen.
That cop looked so guilty
Ridiculous. That cop was caught red handed and should've been immediately arrested and cuffed.
They reviewed video he was fired the next day and charged and arrested
What's even worse, upon a second viewing, the female cop knew what was going on and was trying to distract the detainee. All she had to do was shut her mouth and let the other cop answer himself who is clearly acting suspicious. She's a piece of shit too.
@@alanluscombe8a553 he resigned. He wasn’t fired
I was thinking while watching this, meanwhile the real criminal stands there un cuffed....
The detectives came in after the sergeants left. They interviewed him, and then after the interview he was placed under arrest. The sergeants didn't arrest him because it could have been perceived as a conflict of interest.
Victim shouldn’t be apologizing.
People here calling him a drug dealer.
Yet he didn't want to cause the thief any hardships.
Bigger heart than me
@@howlinwulfHe said that was his girls money from the salon. I believe him cause it looked straight out the bank nice and neat. That money was clean
@@howlinwulf❤
@@howlinwulfsad to say it’s because he’s a person of color, he’s a smart brother handled it right
He shouldn't be aplologizing to any of them. As soon as he started to get suspicious the other cops should have had the cop step out instantly and checked all around where he was sitting and his person. I can understand not wanting to make your coworker look bad but one bad coworker makes EVERYONE look bad
He was guarding that car door as if his life depended on it. Imagine someone who enforces the law breaking it by robbing you blind.
He was so blatant about it too so I’m guessing this wasn’t the first time.
Exactly
@@tdpmayhemyt I noticed that too
It's almost like the police are a gang!!?😢😮😢😮
The female cop has some balls to tell him to take it down a notch. Lady, he just caught your coworker stealing his money, and none of you cared to do anything about it.
That cop knew he was caught, you can see it in his eyes.
Yeah he had a deer in headlights look in his face and was wandering by himself.But I ask he was caught here today but makes you think how many other times did he do this??
dude was right, him trying to show him his pockets was a dead giveaway
The way he stood in front of the door (the door handle in particular) was extremely telling. You can actually see him using his left hand to stuff the door just before he got out.
The guy didn’t stand down my man✊🏿
@@cashgogetter6737 well it looks like everyone in the comment section is awake
That was incredible. The victim handled an impossible situation like an absolute boss.
and the cop needs to go back to magic school.
@@WavesofJava Your take away is that the cop needs to learn how to steal better??
@@robertlockrem558 first, sarcasm.
and he’s probably gotten away with this before; he got caught, shamed, and arrested.
that’s my takeaway. thanks for asking.
@@WavesofJava😂😂😂 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 ok
that cop look guilty AF
exactly ! Those officers knew what was happening. They, for whatever reason, did not want to call out the thief in front of him. Sad
Did we see how he stood in front the door
Well duh. He even apologized and said quote, "It's just one of those things." LMAO
I've been watching these type of vids/shows for years and this guy is by far the guiltiest looking person I've ever seen LOL.
@@SidewaysInTrafficstraight up like deer in headlights 😂😂
This isn't just embezzlement, this is grand larceny. A felony. He's going to prison.
Man...that guy is soo smart. How he handled that situation was world class. Glad he made it through that.
You could totally tell he was pushing the money down with his hand when he was in the car. He looked exactly like a little kid trying to hide something from his mom.
yup!!!! i can see that also 🧐 Damn Shame !!
Exactly!!!!! He looked so guilty. I bet his wife catches him in lies all the damn time
He turned white and his hand was shaking 😂
And the male cop who looked in the car knew as well.. cops always protect each other
He was breathing hard and everything!
If there had been no body cams, 100% the sergeant would have swept this under the rug
This guy has already robbed 100's of ppl before the cameras were even used I bet.
Yeah once they tried to steal my brothers cash but my uncle worked for internal affairs and saved him. If we didn’t have someone on the inside who actually investigated cops he would’ve got it stolen
Agreed
@@jacksondrake-lost Agreed. This isn't the first time; it's just the first time he was caught.
Yep. Had a lee county cop steal $140 from my husband. I pushed relentlessly and even got internal affairs calling me making promises they'd figure it out and find that money. Eventually got it back. Cape coral pd blamed lee county pd and the lee county cops blamed the cape coral cop. What a joke. If I hadn't wanted to go toe to toe with them they would've kept it.
What kind of a person, keeps bunch of large bills, in a door pocket of a service vehicle?
The victim was even nice enough to apologize to the thief officer for exposing him lol. Such a good dude
That dude wasn’t a victim. 😂
@nickc8819 he was literally robbed wtf are u talking about
@@nickc8819 are you slow, hon?? HE WAS ROBBED BY A COP, D U M M Y 😅😅😅😅
He was arrested on a warrant. He’s a criminal and a victim.
@@-youtalkingtomepetty gun charges.hes not a bad guy
He had been with that department since 2009. 15 years is a long time to steal a lot of innocent peoples' money.
Hard these days man... inflation 😅
He most likely assumed it was drug money. But that still doesn't make it right.
15 years and still not a sergeant? Something about him was already not right
*to steal an innocent person’s money. Where is there evidence he’s done this before? Who are the other people? He’s a POS but the video doesn’t state there were other victims so STOP ASSUMING TikTok expert
You could see it in his face too. He knew he wss caught. I'm just glad the one cop listened and opened the door.
I spent 25 years as a CO in county, and I have zero issues with how this detainee carried himself. He actually pled his case extremely respectfully, and had a right to speak for himself. I've seen detainees come in and act the complete fool, and although he argued, he did everything right. Shame on that cop.
Crooked
The receipt was for Panda Express...lol Not Wendy's!!!
@@hiddenintheshadows530 he admitted to stealing the money so your comment is mad irrelevant
Weird flex
@@mightymouseandlittlemouse2332 about how much were you pulling in on the side per month on average?
lol that cop that stole that money is despicable. The women ignored him half the time. What an embarrassing representation of a "police department".
To protect and serve!🥴
Without body-cams, those cops probably would have taken all of that money and our guy would've not been able to prove anything. Well done sir!
I WATCHED IT,BUT I MISSED WHY HES BEING ARRESTED. HIS MOTHER MUST BE PROUD OF HIM
@@user-lp4tz4el7vyou sound too old for the internet
@@user-lp4tz4el7vhe had a warrant
That happens all the time, they would’ve never believed him.
These cops take it off people at traffic stops , and even when the person passes away from an interaction this stuff disappears.
100 percent right i got a feeling that cop had done that to other citizens
I am actually proud of the young man, he stood firm on what he saw and heard. Unbelievable
He also pulled over and complied and was polite the whole time. Probably just made some dumb choices. A firearms offense, who can blame him guns are fun.
I completely agree with you, and just want to point that To this day, Sheriff Grady Judd refuses to get bodycams for his department. Never trust an officer who hates cameras, especially one in leadership, it’s a crucial investigative tool
While the blue did everything it could to divert and distract and _not_ see the felony going on right in front of it, on camera.
hes a drug dealer and dirty money ..caught a dirty cop with it too the irony
@@camlee2341 Can you actually prove your emotional claim that he’s “a drug dealer with dirty money”?
The FBI should investigate the entire department from top to bottom.
I agree.
FBI? That’s way IA is for!
the driver had personal property amounting to $7,911,
The FBI do the same shit😂😂😂
Too bad the FBI is the most corrupt of any of them. There is no such thing as honest law enforcement, im not sure if there ever was?
Crashed out over $900. He gets the Darwin award of the year. The department also needs to investigate ALL of his past arrests and cases. I’m sure this isn’t his first Rodeo.
The cop should be arrested and jailed for theft!
Yes. Over a certain amount in a felony. That cop should apologize to that man he stole from too. This wasn’t his first time stealing you can bet on that.
Why? That’s not theft, it’s embezzlement which is a whole lot worse. Embezzlement is always charged as a felony in North Carolina. So he’ll not only never be a cop again but won’t be able to purchase or own a firearm. 😊
Guaranteed they've all arrested many for crimes of much less.
Did you read the narrative? He was arrested, and his court case is pending.
@@straat9066 Yet they try to paint the picture that one demographic commits more theft that others. I guess embezzlement and other white collar crimes don't count?
Police stealing should be a huge felony like 10 years in jail
Totally agreed
Reason 1 million and 52 to say ftp
F u tube deleting comments
No you can’t just throw some number up and run on emotion. They have dealt with this before. The cop gets the same thing every one else gets. Innocent until proven guilty and his day in court.
@satt131313 no sir he doesn't. The reason just wrestling around while going in handcuffs becomes "battery on leo" felony.but you can punch someone in the mouth and knock out a tooth and get misdemeanor assault. There protected and deserve to be held to a higher standard. He should be charged with robbery by a person in power and be an automatic felon
When the cop was sitting in the car being accused his guilt was written all over his face.
You could literally see him shaking when the detainee called him out. Eyes wide and didn't deny it even once.
100% looked like nervous child. Then with the check my pockets.
Then he go out and he’s blocking and guarding that car door!
Like a little boy with his hand in the candy jar....
He even apologized to the cop that stole his money for exposing him 😂
Props to the guy in custody. He was perfectly calm, polite, and respectful despite being in cuffs, having just been taken to the station, and an officer trying to steal from him while nobody was initially willing to investigate it. I'm very proud of him for continuing to press Officer Chapman about the situation while trying to respect the other Officer's incompetence.
Nice and submissive like you all like
Say hi to your wife's boyfriend
He’s a dealer, who in their right mind has a wad of cash and doesn’t have any idea how much they have? Naggers bro 🙄😒
Officer had no attention of stealing the money..
@@mrhappyfolger2721so what was that?
He aint sorry , he was still denying that he stole the mans money until he was having to meet with detectives. What a piece of garbage
Makes me wonder how many lies he's told, how many innocent people he imprisoned, how many of the actually guilty he let go
He's only sorry because he got caught, I'm sure this probably wasn't the first time
@@wingatebarraclough3553 this is the first time
@@someguywithnoplan6395yep, this is the first time the pos got caught
he is sorry he got caught... def wasn't his first time doin this.
The female officer is so freaking patronizing. She's one of those people who thinks talking softly makes her nicer, but she was being a condescending to the man the whole time.
I couldn’t stand how she talked either, she wasn’t listening at all. Just acted like he was rambling nonsense and didn’t care.
@@Kaxxonxbox she was just asking him how much money he felt he had on him at time of arrest. this is a standard question ....she needed him to answer so that she could then count and see if the amount he thought was there or not...and from there possibly investigate the officers car...this is just standard procedure stuff
The female officer is the smartest of all the officers. If you read the warrant information at the end of the video, she (the "assisting officer") is the only officer who corroborated the story of the man being arrested/detained. She may appear to be patronizing in the video (I thought so) but at the end of the day she was absolutely on top of her game and she was the only officer willing to be named in the warrant as siding with the detained man. Mad mad props to him for the way he handled himself and his concerns, even while being arrested and detained.
I am NOT at all defending her when I say this..... There's that fucking "blue line" and the problem with that is when they (officers) cross it, even to try to rat out a dirty cop, there are consequences.... like sometimes deadly consequences bc those who tell may have no backup when bullets start flying on a call. She, being a woman in a man's job, is prob 100x more acutely aware of that.
Or, maybe that is just how she is regardless of what I just said. Nonetheless, there's that fucking blue line that keeps good cops from weeding out the shit.
She could just shut her mouth and search the visibly guilty cop and his vehicle