When Corrupt Cops Realize They've Been Caught
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2023
- Today we will be taking a look at 3 of the most shocking and incredible proofs of corruption caught on camera in Police history.
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"I'd love to know who called" is honestly one of the most concerning statements of the whole interaction. The public shouldn't have to fear reprisal because the drunk driver they called in was a cop.
absolutely right, now the caller may be assaulted for doing whats right. the cops have too much power
Absolutely! And further there is a huge concern with the other cop, who is clearly the whole time trying to not do the right thing like the cop who has the bodycam on him.
I believe he was asking to know which one of the officers dialed the other Lt.
Don't narc. Easy.
The person who called did that cop a favor. He could've killed someone.
Seeing how terrified they are to have to arrest another cop obviously breaking the law is really whats terrifying.
Yes, that and the fact that if not for cameras we all know that they most likely would have not arrested anyone in this video.
He is their boss, I think that’s the issue
@@desdicadoric Not only ... it's known that there is a no talking rule under police officers... They work like a gang. A family friend of ours is a police officer and it's crazy he said... you can't really do anything against it because you're flagged as a traitor if you tell on another cop. It's crazy ... and sad.
@@noodles6390
So it's not only the case that the cops who stop these individuals are afraid for their jobs for stopping their boss, it's the whole "gang" the have to face too. Jesus wept.
Scary stuff.
@noodles6390 once again proof that there are no good cops. KOS.
I work in military law enforcement, and one of my coworkers (who’s a private) once pulled over a general. We wear our ranks on our uniform, so my coworker knew exactly who he was dealing with. The general also knew that he wasn’t above the law and behaved respectfully toward my coworker. He commended my coworker for doing the right thing, and nothing ever escalated
I assume you’re in Canada, where cops are more human lol
@@haleyt3754having been to Canada, I highly disagree lol
@@THEKNIGHT108 I was more so dogging on our police than complimenting theirs lol
@@haleyt3754he said military police. Which are definitely different. They usually don't care who you are, if you were being dumb enough to force them to pull you over then you're getting in trouble just for making them do the paperwork for pulling you over. Lol
Yeah the military dont fuck around.
These cops would never ever treat a non police citizen with that amount of respect or deference. It's disgraceful to know that they would likely not even arrest if there wasn't a bodycam.
While I dislike most cops as much as the average person. It’s gotten to the point now where cops have a reason to stand up for each other, the entire country is against most of them. Regardless of if they’re considered “good” or “bad”. Most non police citizens treat cops with utter disrespect for simply doing their job. At some point, we gotta chill tf out
@@YaboiPerky against most of them because their recorded doing ignorant ish. now yes some people give cops shit when they shouldn't I give you that. But u can't say some cops don't escalate situations with a power complex.
@@YaboiPerkyCops get treated as they deserve. If they treat citizens as shit they will get treated as such.
Well you cant blame the people@@YaboiPerky
So true 💯
The fact that this guy is going to find out who called and complained about him and he has access to that information is very scary.
I was thinking the same thing!
Yeah that's messed up. Bet that person gets stopped for BS all the time. Well, would have if the guy didn't get fired.
@@A6Legit well even though the one guy got fired the rest of his brothers and blue didn't. So as revenge for his job loss I'm sure that's person probably gets messed with all the time.
@@CarrieAnn77 It depends if the other officers care enough to harass someone for doing the right thing. Usually they'll only target people like that when they know they commit crimes or have a grudge for some reason.
@@A6Legit obviously it's not a given. However, my point was.. Just because that one officer was fired does not mean that the person that called and reported his driving is in the clear.
So depressing to see that the officers are almost always doing what’s right only cause they’re being recorded
Yes at the same time they often use a bodycam for the same purpose, to keep them from doing wrong. I guess if it works, it works
It's not really depressing. Corruption is strong. You don't want to fuck your boss in the ass, since you know that, if you're not 100% perfect, he will kick your ass before he gets any drawbacks.
With bodycams, they have to follow policy to the T or, no matter who they face, will lose their job. See it as police officers being empowered to stand up to corrupt behaviour from everyone, no matter who it is. Not that they "only do the right thing because they're recorded". One is pretty a negative view, the other a pretty positive one.
I'd say, that they do the right thing neutrally to everyone, is due to the bodycams securing their PoV without influence by higher powers.
It’s not depressing, it’s reality, we knew this as kids, funny how people always forget about police when someone says corruption, everyone thinks of politicians instead
Different generation they use camera to justify to older drunk officer
What's amazing is that they don't even try and hide it, in these cops arrest cops incidents you'll rarely hear something like: "sorry, can't cut you a break, you were driving while drunk" . . . instead they'll say . . . "sorry, can't cut you a break, because of the cameras". It just shows you that the culture of cops letting other cops get away with criminal acts is so ingrained, that it doesn't even feel out of place to be openly alluding to it.
The way theyre so disgusted with being put in cuffs sheds light on how they view everyone who isnt them.
Cop 2 is just doing it by the book. And is really professional. And his cameras are there to protect him, so no drunk collegue can ask him to bend the rules.
'its not how it used to be' is a haunting thing for a cop to say when being arrested, the implications of what they got away with before is infuriating
Believe it or not, that didn’t just apply to police officers. That applied to all sorts of people caught for DUI or other charges back in the day. I’ve been a police officer for 13 years, and I’ve heard stories about letting attorneys, judges, even john q citizens go, finding them a ride, and getting them to where they needed go without getting arrested. I don’t differentiate, and don’t care who you are, if you break the law like this, I’m gonna take you in, and if you’re a police officer, I am gonna be even more pissed because you should know better.
To be fair, as a citizen I was hitting the bong as I rolled up to a check stop. They drove me home and let my friend pick up my car instead of giving me a DUI.
The girl cop can drive drunk and hit my family any day 😍😍😍
@@Andersj13 One of yours stole about $400 worth of ammo from me. Pretty sick how we have no recourse when it's either criminals or the state doing it. Props to you for holding everyone at the same bar.
@@Andersj13 First time I've seen an active police officer in youtube comments, good to see you! lol I hope you don't hold contempt for people, myself included, fighting for civil rights and better police regulations. We should all want the same thing: To fight injustice. I know that sometimes people can be nasty, though.
The fact that he can find out who called in the erratic driving complaint, and possibly then retaliate, WOW
You can foia all calls . Anyone can. It would be worse if we couldnt
Yep, disgusting how cops are
When I got arrested there was 2 witnesses and when my lawyer gave me the found information it had both witnesses full names and addresses. I thought to myself it’s a good thing I’m not in the mafia.
@@Scruffy-Janitorfor cases like that people would be put into witness protection.
@@lostin.psychosis7080 You don't have to give your name to the dispatcher.
"it's not like the old days" really sticks out to me... Bodycams really are a game changer when they're used properly and actually turned on. If these officers didn't wear cameras or weren't being recorded, those drunk "police officers" could have killed someone.
"I would love to know who called."
That's gotta be the most chilling line I've ever heard on one of these videos.
I can't imagine how many cops have gotten off the hook for DUI's before body cams were required.
It was common practice, they even got off murders and brutality
A lot! You heard the stories of them coming home drunk from work and beating on their kids and wives. But then they want to make an excuse bc they have a hard job.
I mean they still get away with shit all the time. Look how quick the cop in the first clip turned off his cam when he realised who they pulled over. These pigs have zero shame.
They used to let civilians off, and tell em to pick up their cars on the side of the road the next day. Then liberal queers and blacks came along...
ALLL the time.
The first interaction is Insane. The officers were scared shitless. Especially when they said “please John…”
Cause they knew if he fought and then they had to put him to the ground or something the whole force would probably be against them
I took it more like they liked and respected him.
@@richebronsonifyI agree, I seen it that way as well
@@richebronsonify I'd say it's both. They probably did like and respect him, but were also scared shitless of the situation cause they had to detain him. When it got to the point where they had to handcuff him and the LT was refusing, you could hear the desperation in their voices and the other cop had his hands over his mouth in clear anxiousness.
Proof that police officers don't believe they are citizens of this country. They think they are royalty.
last girl definitely thought the male cop was cute lmao
I love how every single one’s response to the officers wanting to preform sobriety test is “Really?”
The bearded officer needs to be investigated too. He was looking to switch off the camera and bury the whole issue on each and every opportunity he thought had arisen.
NJ has a huge Arab community
@@elliotlazarus9257 what? there are no arabs in this video...
Dear Lord, those first two cops were scared out of their minds to arrest an obviously drunk superior who had been reported by several worried citizens. I suspect their fear of retribution on the job was justified (sadly), but that is absolutely horrible. Gentlemen: Do. Your. Jobs. LT, this is wholly on you, dude.
Right?! The fact that he got in the front seat and refused cuffs. The audacity. 😮
It was very clear that the other guy wanted to turn off his cam, also, if they hadn't got the cams on the junior would have been screwed.
They are going to have no backup, and are gonna be excommunicated, everyday is a bad day for the rest of there careers
@@Chris-fj9ir In the past maybe, nowadays quite the opposite, those guys are untouchable now, or a judge will think that its a reprisal and harassment from another corrupt cop. Bad times for corrupt cops.
They need to make it a law to not protect to protect their own
Good ole LT is waaaaaasted. Definitely a professional consumer.
the lady cop thought by saying she's a deputy would make the other cop magically disappear & the way she looks at her leads me to believe she's use to manipulating people by being flirtatious
Once again, body cameras are the best thing that's ever happened to law enforcement. The blatant corruption before body cameras was most likely terrible. I can't imagine how many cops, LTs, Chief's, etc. got let off the hook for DUIs, DVs, and other criminal behavior. It's insane
Obama’s work
They said as much themselves! "It didn't used to be like this!".
body cameras and citizen cell phone and dash cameras are finally helping hold police accountable and raising their level
Agreed. Wander why Sheriff Grady from Polk Co. FL doesn't want his deputies to wear them (Sarcasm)?
@@SugarGliderTribethat’s the same complaint I have. On one hand he is a great spokesman and tough on criminals, but then his entire credibility is in question since he doesn’t make his boys wear cams. He claims that his guys are good and would be severely disciplined if they ever tried anything, yet how would he ever know if there’s no proof one way or the other?
I think the guy who kept trying to do things by the book in the first scenario is underrated. By involving a direct superior immediately he creates a paper trail. He also found a way to make sure the other guy would do the right thing, without having to confront him directly about it. The other guy was actively pressuring him into breaking the law, on camera. I think his roundabout method was clever given his situation.
only cause he accidently turned his camera on and was prolly new, he was still a corrupt cop.
@@Etp545 I disagree. He didn't turn it on by accident, not from the context clues we received. He deliberately turned it on because he knew it would hold everyone accountable. I think he showed a lot of tact in how he handled the situation, and from watching the video I get the impression he would do it again if put in that situation again. The other guy who was with him was absolutely corrupt and had ill intentions. But I think the cop who stood his ground and did the right thing, amidst all that pressure, deserves to be recognized for that.
@@Etp545 not at all, he drove it forward every step of the way.
@@Etp54597 people and counting say otherwise.
He wasn't trying. He wanted to crawl in a hole.
I think giving the cops the ability to turn the camera off is crazy. They shouldn’t have that option
Every video is amazing. You got yourself a new subscriber sir 🤜🤛
So frustrating to hear them expressing frustration over not being able to get away with being corrupt. They really do think they're above the law.
And the frustration and disappointment of the arresting cop that he can't overlook it. That's the really scary part
They call it "power"
it's protecting your own. literally everyone does it
Ehh I've worked in situations where my hands are tied. I can promise you them saying they HAVE to because they are being recorded does not mean they would not have punished them had they not been recorded it is just a really good way to get them to stop begging.
That said this does not mean if given the chance they would not have let them off
It just means they *might* have still punished them even without the camera, it's just a convenient excuse to get them to stop whining.
You have no idea how many times I've said something I decided was handed down from the higher ups just make everyone stop complaining.
Welcome
There needs to be a law where police officers are not allowed to stop their body cams and the data should go to a 3rd party right out of the camera..
there is lol, but guess who gets to enforce it
Right, it's impossible for the 3rd party to be corrupted by money too
I was under the impression it IS illegal to stop body cameras during a detainment or arrest. At bare minimum it puts the department in a dicey situation in front of a judge
I'm recorded by a data supplied wireless 16 hour camera with local recording as well.
No excuses for why cops don't have this today especially with her insane budgets
More eyes more money needed less times it will happen
I know back in the day it was basically an unwritten rule that if you pulled over an officer or direct relative of an officer that person would just get a warning and not a ticket. I was in the car with a spouse of a police officer and the officer told her this was her 4th time speeding in this particular area and was going to be given a ticket basically because she was abusing the "system". I was thinking wow 4 times!
Much respect for the first officer. I can hear the stress in his voice but he did his best.
He did it because he was recorded
The Arkansas state trooper is a stand up dude. He said "I didn't make this choice, you did". Also, it blows my mind that any officer today has to be reminded that everything is being recorded.
yeah, but these guys would have let them go or cut them a major break if it wasn't for the cameras
He clearly was acting like that because of the cameras
Yep if that would have been me or you we would have already been sitting in jail waiting to get bailed out before this video even ends!
@@nicolaslopezzz I mean yeah he even said so, BUT to his credit, 90% of people don't steal because of "the cameras".
I honestly think he's a good person, if it wasn't for the cameras it would be because of the policy, if it wasn't because of the policy it would be because of the law.
the way he instantly pointed at the "issue" tells me that even if there was no camera or policy, once he realized how fucked up the system was he wouldn't last more then a week.
I've seen it countless times in Guatemala, good cops getting murdered because their tried to change the system, or good people quitting because fuck that shit.
Revers in Norway, good cops getting fucked over by politicians, and bad cops getting fucked over by rookies.
fuck the poli...ce? tician?
@Whatchamawhozit nah not when you get to the state level. The cop just mentions it just to show that its not even a remote possibility. Also to help keep the guys calm, its one thing thy can relate to. This helps the investigation more smoothly. The more of a jerkthey are, the less cooperative the arrested cops get, leading to a less successful investigation. Them making comments about the cameras ultimately helps us see justice be made.
Props to that first young cop for doing what he did! If it wasn't for him that other cop would've shut his camera off and let him go for sure!
so that the drunk cop could kill himself and 4 other people in a car crash 5 minutes later ...
@@fleeschman he was beyond drunk, too! Wild.
Maybe they would have driven him home. That use to happen with civilians too. But with cameras can't do amy of that now. Door swings both ways.
He made it obvious that he wouldn't do the right thing if he didn't keep the cameras on.
He only left the cameras on because he would be fired if he turned them off.
As above said, I know I'm repeating but how people have missed the point is concerning it's like then why are you even here.
There's no kudos to him. He reacted how he did because he was already recording and knew they where all caught and had to operate as normal with no officer discretion. If he wasn't filming and the other guy already turned his cam off they would have waved him on after having a cordial lauh about pulling over their LT. everything he even said was "we have to do this because body cam is active"
How are you commending this? Why is this going over peoples heads? It's insane that we don't just have to worry about police pulling this crap, but fellow citizens also under their boot, misinterpreting their actions and inadvertently defending them. This comment is nuts.
"John A. Chew"
...Bless you :)
Damn at 24:47 you can see her face totally change when she realizes these cops are not going to let her off.
The fact that he can find out who reported him is SCARY , both that he can find out, and WHY HE WANTS TO FIND OUT !
Just that single question is enough to keep in check indefinitely
ANYBODY can find out who called on who... Police reports are PUBLIC property. All YOU have to do is go down to the station and REQUEST the police reports. Wise up, huh??
He was fired, what's he going to do?
@@hannahalexywhat a stupid comment
If they would treat citizens with that kind of compassion we wouldn’t have half the problems with cops that we do!
EXACTLY
It’s sickening listening to those cops suck up to the drunk lieutenant. They have zero shame.
I honestly think that the 2nd cop would've arrested him without the cameras. Just like he said "I have family that travels this road and I'm sure you do too!"
So disgusting to think of how many law enforcement officers got away with crimes before there were body cameras.
imagine how many still do
In Serbia where they are still not standard issue its the norm for them. I have a friend whos good friend is a police officer and he legit does what he wants. He drives like a maniac and whenever someone stops him, they recognize him and just let him go. Its really sad.
they still do things today that would make your stomach turn. and they still get away with it.
Yeah, I was literally just talking about this with my son the other day. Scumbags
@@niksonrex88 same in Russia. People there buy dashcams because police lies
the fact that one of those officers thought it was correct to keep the cam off because it was a cop driving is disgusting !! . props to this cop in main view , he didnt care it was his boss !! we need more cops like him !!
Yeah that one definitely deserved some kind of discipline
Neither handled it correctly. There should be no hesitation. He doesn’t get special treatment as he’s clearly not on the job.
How do you think he still was so Great??? Did we not hear the same audio?? if there were no cameras you wouldn’t even know about this
Im pretty sure he said he had just switched the camera OUT not off. The battery is removable and rechargeable. Pretty sure hes saying he just put a new battery in and had forgot to turn it on.
But that is bs, he just tried to get out of arresting his superior@@DawnMeow
The joy these videos bring me.
The grace and mercy that these cops are showing their counterparts is sad because that same grace and mercy isn’t extended to the public.
For the Lt to even ask who called, it reeks of his intent to intimidate and harass any caller. They’re doing their job. You aren’t doing this to him. He did it to himself. He absolutely should be cuffed. He should be treated no differently than anyone else, who has broken the law.
He's drunk. He's not thinking clearly.
@@JohnnieWalkerDreadseriously? You must be Blue Lives Matter to the T 😂
@@statefarmjake8027 So, you think clearly when you're drunk? Wow, that's pretty impressive. Most people don't, but you do you.
@@JohnnieWalkerDread who gives a shit ...he shouldn't be drinking while driving but then as a lt in the very people who are meant to set an example ..then to say aggressively who called like he wanted to know to intimidate someone ..fuck if he is drunk ..his choice he should be locked up 10x worse than anyone else
@@minusdagreez8817 He was arrested. WTF more do you want? You guys act like the dude was let go with a handshake. Give me a break. Some dude got really drunk, got pulled over, then arrested. In the end, the law held him accountable. Quit crying over it.
I remember years ago when body cameras were being proposed and everyone was in an uproar. Look at what those little mics and lenses can do by stopping corrupt persons in their tracks.
Everyone = just corrupt police.
Cameras also help when people try to say cops shot someone for no reason when it turns out the person was fighting,trying to stab or trying to shoot a cop.
That is why they where complaining about it. They knew they would be exposed.
I'd like to add that when the officers in these clips are saying "Our camera is on so we have to do this", doesn't necessarily means that they'd rather be corrupt but it could also mean that due to the camera and mic being live they now are also afforded the confidence to go through with doing what they need to do despite if their colleagues would rather go off the books.
First example seems perfect:
Officer A refers to the camera and mic being on and that they need to do what they got to do.
Officer B on the other hand has the camera switched off, and later on even asks if they can turn them off for a moment.
Body cams are basically a great tool for the good apples while its a great detriment for the bad apples. Can't even imagine there was a time when it wasn't a thing.
@@truthsayer9534or when a cop shoots someone without reason
the last girl smiling when she says she’s a deputy like she’s about to get magically let go 💀
The hopes the deputy got when the trooper said “it’s still up to me” were so high before the follow up “if it’s between 4% and 8%” at the 16min mark
To be fair when these cops are saying things like "I have to detain you because of the cameras"(or something like this) it's actually a really good way for them to actually hold their fellow cops accountable. Now whether that's their intent or not is another matter entirely.
its BS lip service. "oh you know we dont want to be put in this position" its not YOUR fault that your superior officer is breaking the law. Hold him accountable the same way you would anyone else. Why is this so hard to get?
OHHH because GANGS dont do that to one another.
😂😂
ABOVE THE LAW MENTALITY!
You make a good point. They could have turned the cameras off, but they used them to hold the LT accountable. Like you said, who knows what their intentions were, but the outcome was correct.
Yes, you know what I was thinking…. What if they only say it like that ( ‘ I’m on your side, it’s only because of the camera’s that I’m doing this’) because they are afraid of losing their job.
"Its not how it used to be" thats a scary statement right there, bodycams keep officers accountable anyone who advocates against them wants corruption
That's why it should be a federal crime to turn the camera off.
That might be the only time I heard a cop say he didn’t smell alcohol!!! Strange how that works
That statement makes me wonder how many times he's gotten away with DUI in the past!!! Scary!!!
That drill instructor cop is killing me 😂😂 just waiting for the hand knife 😂😂
I like how she smile everytime she said I'm a Pinellas deputy 🤣🤣🤣
funny how they all essentially said “we’re only enforcing the law bc we’re being recorded” except the last woman cop who said “okay” to the deputy 🤣
In the first clip I agree, and I'm glad the bodycams are a thing now. But the second one, I feel the trooper says that to keep the driver from trying to corrupt any more times.
@@Basje313the trooper with the hat was a true pro. I can see that the cops mention the cameras to help deescalate the situation. I cant imagine the stress in these situations. The first guy did the right thing, so he needs to be commended. His partner seemed angry about it, but he stuck to his guns…and nervous as hell
I know, right? All the men were scared (except one) and this female cop (and that one other guy) was the only one who did their job.
@@projectalycenot all the men were scared. The first one tried to deescalate the situation by mentioning that everything was being recorded on camera. The other male cop wanted to let the drunk lieutenant go by turning off the camera to hide their encounter but the other male cop refused despite being hesitant. They did their job
@@projectalycenot one guy, two guys and 1 female
So I know he’s saying “hey it’s on camera I can’t do you any favors” but honestly I think that’s a great scapegoat for the officers. Regardless if the officer would have let him off without cameras, it does give honest officers a good reason to protect themselves. It deflects the anger from the suspect to the cameras
I agree and the funny thing is that this is no different than conversations I have seen in similar videos between officers and the general public, Everyone wants the officer to give them a break and officers often say well it's on the body camera and they have to follow the law, i don't think it has much to do with the fact that they are a fellow officer.
Except for all the times a lot of them ask other officers to turn them off to "have a conference"...
Same thought. I think it’s a great scapegoat and I think the first officer was just nervous about how his superior might react to being arrested
@@rylee1991I’ve never seen an official tell a criminal they can’t let them go bc it’s on body Cam lol. They usually say something like “I’m just doing my job sir” or something more hostile. But cops aren’t sitting there explaining to criminals why they can’t just let them go 😂😂
@@rylee1991This has EVERYTHING to do with the fact that they are fellow officers. It’s very clear. If those cameras were not on he would be in his bed sleeping!
John A.Chew...bless you 😂
I just want to say I admire the way some of the officers approach situations like this, not just this video but others as well. They try their best to not escalate the situation (even before they knew who they were dealing with). It is really good to see that, much respect for those professionals. It does make me wonder if, let's say; the officers who take a 'different' approach at diffusing similar sitiuations are maybe the ones who should really, really have their bodycams on at all times.
I love the state trooper who says ‘then you know better’ to chief deputy. His whole demeanor is so calm and professional.
I liked when trooper finally fully committed to this arrest and kept it real by stating it isn’t my fault, so don’t look at me like that.
I didn't like that he was clearly acting like that because of the cameras
@@nicolaslopezzz he wasn't though, most of what he said enforced the plain reasoning against drunk driving, while every time he used the camera it was purely to cut talk of deals short, it clearly seem to me the guy didn't want to have a talk about being corrupt with another cop and just chose to blame the camera's instead of having to try and fight it out with the cop. remember their "training" will always prioritize de-escalation, even before telling the truth, the way the chief deputy acted is not something you'd get by arguing against him, but rather by claiming that you have no choice
@@ThaGr1m I know especially where I work (retail), if you add a solid reason as to why you are doing something, and not just doing it because you want to, people tend to understand are more willing to abide by what you are saying/requesting. Using the fact he has cameras is just him saying that, "the proof is here and you can't run from it."
@@nicolaslopezzz de-escalation isn't an easy thing to learn except for with people who you understand, cops understand each other, and taking the personal aspect out of it and blaming it on policy and cameras is a de-escalation tactic. The only officer in the video who I wouldn't trust to make the arrest without cameras is the one who conducted the FST's in the first arrest.
The cop in the second clip did a good job, "You should've known better." is a perfect way to describe all of three of these cases. Even if following and enforcing the law *as* an officer *to* an officer is literally the bare minimum, the fact that it doesn't happen more makes it almost a rare occurence.
Sadly he also said things like "it aint how it used to be"
which makes you wonder how things would be. You always hear them mention that the cams gotta be on, but they make it sound more like it's a burden than it should be.
@@BrendanishLeoI get the feeling he was saying those to keep him calm. By saying “wish I could do you a solid but the cameras and audio keeps me honest” instead of the polite version of “fuck no I won’t” it keeps the drunk’s anger off him and on the policy/cameras. Drunk people can be extremely unpredictable so it’s best to keep the situation calm and their anger not associated with you.
This trooper got amazing radio voice. I bet it plays HUGE role in disarming uncooperative suspects.
"Can I check ur eyes real quick?" Then u wait for their response? If it was ANYONE else, they would already have been being blinded by a light! Like ffs 🙄
Also handcuffed and who knows what else.....theown on the ground, tased, etc
Imagine if there were no body cams. Also, imagine if the same "patience" was applied to the regular citizens in similar situations.
Terrifying thought honestly, no idea how many cops got away with this stuff but its sad to think about.
It’s the same way if you have to arrest your friend, it’s not as easy when you personally know who you’re arresting
they always refer to the cameras, not the law or anything else....they have to do it because it is being recorded...wtf
Imagine if it was given to every person experiencing mental health crisis...
this is really eye opening for ppl who never had to deal with cops ^^ you are absolutly right
The first one is infuriating, the fact it takes them having a body cam on to do the right thing and take a driver off the road who is actively endangering everyone around him is insane.
With a BAC of .36 which is over 4 times the legal limit
I don’t think he minds “taking the driver off the road”. He probably doesn’t want to ruin his career…which quite frankly, is understandable. They share the same profession. It’s human nature.
@@DrivenA111 I would love to arrest my boss. The difference between my boss getting arrested and a cop boss getting arrested is that my boss would be immediately fired and be out of my life while a cop boss will continue their tyranny even after being arrested and protected by their union.
@@DrivenA111 He does not mind to ruin any citizen's life and/or career. But with a thin blue line buddy, is a totally different story. Understandable my ass
@@mynamesjudge Absolutely right! I agree with you. Plus, I've heard so many stories of cops being killed for being a rat.
26:47 "I have my attorne-ey-hee-ye... with me."
- Raoul Duke, free lunch, final wisdom, total courage 😂
How do people get their BAC up to 0.36 😅 and then think, yeah I’m good I’m gonna drive 😂😂😂😂
So cool to see how the camera's change these interactions. It's a shield for a low-ranking good cop to deflect all the manipulation and threats coming their way from high-ranking bad cops.
"It's not like t used to be" indeed!
And yet all the high school dropout "experts" on RUclips will still defend the actions of drunk, abusive cops
Keeping the honest ones honest.
Now we just need the Walmart workers and baristas to start wearing cameras
No such thing
This is both frustrating and pleasant. It's great to see cops holding each other accountable but it's scary that most would look the other way if they didn't have body cams.
you know, that's all fine and dandy, but I'd like to see you going against YOUR boss. The cameras give these officers a CHANCE to be honest and do the right thing. Without the obligation to do the right thing, bc of the camera, it would be much more difficult to go against their boss or coworker. These people have bills and families. You try to get a bad reputation at work, you try to go against your boss, see what happens.
Fuck you and fuck them, you're literally calling all cops hypocrites and solidifying the fact that they don't give a shit about people
If they can't handle facing their own boss, they shouldn't be given the control they have
They don't like it. They are a better America on top of the America you perceive and to them, you're nothing but bread and butter, and nothing more. They have zero respect for you. Much unlike for fellow law enforcement, who are their peers and who are afforded every consideration possible. Like George Carlin said, "it's a big club and you're not in it".
and something tells me a lot of wives got beaten that night.
If my boss was drunk driving and was about to be fired I would happily throw them into a cruiser. Openings at the top means promotions for those underneath.
The amount of times I've heard "it isn't like it used to be" in these body cam videos terrifies me
This is disgusting considering how they treat us
“It’s not like it use to be” tells you all you need to know about the level of common corruption in police departments. They all think they’re above the law.
I believe the arresting officer said that with a sigh of relief rather than complaining. It was aimed towards the "oldschooler".
@@PATISLAV a. they both say it at some point and b. does it matter? that shows that that mentality is still alive and well in police departments. Watch any of the other videos of other cops being arrested, they all say similar shit and the cops doing the arresting always say something along the lines of "we have body cams now, you know we can't be doing all that"
@@remylewis8721 well, in my country it is still not standard, or at least making the videos public is not. So we can only assume here the worst is hapenning. At least your are already in healing phase. I mean with this thing, otherwise... god bless poor americans.
@@PATISLAV we aren't anywhere near healing, at best we are just scraping the very surface of accountability (which taxpayers have to foot the bill for when these cops inevitably get sued). Body cams exist and horrible incidents like George Floyd still happen, most officers would turn them off if they weren't required to wear them.
The footage going “missing” of the LT flipping off the cops as he is being arrested is so scary.
That means important footage that can protect you, can just go conveniently “missing” as well.
And it definitely will.
Just shows how much cops can’t be trusted and there needs to be a department that handles evidence separate from the cops who collect it
Typically the state bureau handles any officer involved incidents, or at least a nearby agency.
Yeah they need a company that rents the cameras and hosts the footage on servers that can not be accessed whatsoever without a warrant, and secure links to the videos are only given to defendants, lawyers, prosecutors, detectives, internal affairs, federal police and judges. This footage is read only and can not be copied or manipulated in any way, nor can false hard copies be made and be used as evidence as the only way the court will accept the bodycam footage is if it is streaming directly from this specific secure link.
The body cameras themselves should always remain turned on while charged, and any attempts to block the camera or cover the mic will cause the bodycam to sound a very loud and obvious alarm while noting the incident in a tampering incident report that is sent directly to their superior and the server for secure file storage. Any arrests or tickets issued while tampering with the bodycamera is to be thrown out by a judge. It should be treated as as serious as shooting someone.
This is the only way to ensure all bodycameras catch everything.
I fully agree with everything in this thread
@@TheUnknownDungeonwell said!
@@TheUnknownDungeon i agree. but that will raise taxes like a mother
Love the fact that the times are changing and there are good cops doing their job regardless who is behind the wheel. Everytime a drunk driver gets pulled over for DUI they should thank the police officer for saving them from tragedy.
yeah, there is a major issue with the fact that the other officer in the first one, kept asking if they could "turn the cameras off for a conference" which is pointed out as "code" for time to cut the cameras so we can lie about what happens... I would consider any officer body cam footage missing in things like this to be evidence, the officer should he arrested for obstruction, and tampering if they turn their cams off for a "conference" leading to missing information.
All the apologies and gentle treatment - that's how cops should treat the public - not just their own
They do if it's a white woman. I've seen so many cop cam vids where drunk girls literally kick a cop in the nads and still get off easy
Should women be treated the same as men? That's the question.@@ElanaVital83
Al interactions I have had where good as long as I acted in kind.
Ones I was drunk and started messing with them. And yeah they messed back and got thrown in the back seat.
But it was my own fault it escalated
@@ElanaVital83treu woman do get away with more then men in those cases.
Also in the court of law they are more likely to get a lower sentence.
But in the end where al somewhat biased.
Exactly.
That Officer with the beard was legit about to let LT drive home and follow him. I'm glad he had someone there to make sure he did the right thing. You don't want to end your career over being scared to punish someone. If anything I would hold all of my coworkers to a higher standard than the public. We are the people who are supposed to protect and serve. You cannot drive drunk.
Yeah, beard guy is the kind of cop we all fear. He 100% believes in sticking up for other cops NO MATTER WHAT and no matter who else gets hurt.
@@Observerl Right and wrong are objective terminology, and are not synonymous with good or evil.
Morality is subjective, and is defined by culture and ones environment. Objective terms do not present ambiguity, and are usually used as qualifying statements.
If I say fire is cold, that would objectively be wrong. Also weird that you seem to believe that it isn't morally right to arrest the officer for a DUI.
@@Observerl wow thanks for your insightful word vomit. Modern day Socrates
Yeah, Beardy was sus. The second you turn off your bodycam, you're a criminal. And a dangerous one.
Every time you hear "it's not like it used to be", what you should be hearing is them catching a corruption charge.
Love your videos keep it up
They are all treated so well, they even get apologies from the arresting officers for HAVING to follow the law. It's insane.
Are you dense? It’s their boss. These are humans.
@@carsondenny1986 You're a bootlicker.
Its called empathy and courtesy, something you want from law enforcement officers
The kid gloves the first cop was treated with was disgusting. Any one of us would have been ripped out of that truck, with one pig on his weapon of course. Then, the cop stating to the drunk LT that he will be able to find out who called his reckless driving in... scary to think that some people want only cops and military armed
@@tomenward4120where's the empathy if you and me were stopped for erratic driving under the influence and making all sorts of demands? This is exactly what they're NOT supposed to do.
Constantly warning each other that their cameras are on seems so corrupt.
Basically saying "we can't be corrupt because it's recorded" without saying it.
@@danmyler4584 but what they’re really saying is don’t say anything to incriminate us which you will unless you know that we are being recorded.
Why is there not a law to where they can’t turn them off?
It’s no different than if it were your own kid, parent or sibling, you’d look out for them, don’t be so naive.
@@coalhair99 i hope you're not LE with that attitude. sure, let your family off for dui, and when they do it again next week and kill someone, remind yourself "I was just looking out for them."
It is good to see you get generations of police officers doing what needs to be done. I don’t envy them. That being said, better off-duty training, access to therapy, etc, would be great for officers. I’ve had a job before, that felt like you can’t turn off. It must be worse for them.
It's crazy how they never mention principal or ethics... it's ONLY because they're on camera.🤦🏾♂️
The fact they choose to protect each other first instead of doing their job is worrying all by itself.
that's was my point too . they kept explaining that there is camera on . so if no camera they will be free .
Regarding case #1 in particular: This is exactly why there needs to be alternative investigative units that can assist in cases like this. It's absolutely ripe for corruption to have them investigate their own superior officer. Not only is it stupid to expect different results than this, but it's not fair to the officers to put them in that position. There should be clear policy regarding investigations of department colleagues. This kind of corruption won't become extinct, even with cameras, but it needs to be condemned, and every attempt made to stamp it out.
Corruption and favoritism are not the same things. Your second point is the highlight...these officers are in a very difficult situation. There is always the possiblity of exoneration, and then they may have had to work with someone they arrested. I think you are right about that; perhaps a policiy where arresting a colleague becomes necessary call in a State Police Officer and step away.
He was arrested and fired, this was a stupid result?......this is why there needs to be alternative units? They had no idea who this guy was until they pulled him over. So this kind of corruption, the kind that enabled him to get arrested and fired, should be condemned?
What a weird comment
@@jocbtdon't argue with these people. It's hopeless.
I agree. Also, he was COMPLETELY hammered. The way he stumbled out of the truck, and slurred “I’m fine” is hilarious. But then him being like “I’d love to know who called” is a real problem.
It’s so maddening watching cops give their friends breaks, no one else would be treated with such kid gloves😂
I appreciate the second clip how the officer told him right away to establish the situation
Shout out to the first guy for refusing to turn off his camera after the first time. Clearly he was panicking and whatnot but he ultimately did the right thing. I used to blame stuff on my mom to my abusive dad the exact same way (divorced and living separatly)
eaven better that he got balls to tell the other officer to turn his camera on and sugest its a fail to turn it off from the start and over the radio (thinking radio traffic is recorded in case the recording just accidentally on purpose get lost) made it clear on radio they got camera and mic on.
you misspelled "separately"
@@aXemRanger1 Sure, and you didn't use a capital letter at the beginning of your sentence _or_ end it with a period, so what's your point?
Find something better to do with your time than be an incapable grammar nazi. 😅
Wow, please John, please John. If he was anyone else, he'd have been in cuffs and probably tasered into compliance. Watching these 2 simps pleading with him is sickening.
did you miss the third?
Not quite true. If he was black, they'd have murdered him.
Lock them all up!!
You would do exactly the same in their position. Don't even lie. When your job and even life are on the line because of the system you'd panic. It's easy for your dumbass to sit here on RUclips and critique them bit there is no way you wouldn't do the same. You are pathetic.
Exactly!
You know that theyre drunk as soon as they absolutely refuse to do a dui test.
It really is sad that they would not be this polite if it were a random member of the public. It's disgraceful
Out of the three, I give the officer from the 2nd clip the highest score. He was professional, direct, didn't waiver on what needed to be done and was not intimidated. He stood by the law. Well done! 💪
Flawless
Easiest for him though, seems like they work in different spheres.
The girl cop can drive drunk and hit my family any day 😍😍😍
Only because it was on camera if you listen to what he kept saying it’s because of the video that he’s doing what he’s doing. Otherwise he would have let him go
@@stevenhiggins3331I think it was just an excuse mostly so he gets off his back about just getting a “break”
You can imagine what they used to get away with before cameras came into use..and even now it’s only because of the camera that the cop does what he’s supposed to do..totally corrupt
It's the opposite of corrupt. This is less corruption than before. As you said yourself, the bodycams allow everyone to stand up to higher authority without fearing for one's position and livelihood.
Yes, they used to get away with probably everything. But not anymore. The laws were passed for a reason, and we can be happy that corruption is finally held accountable to such a high degree now.
@@christophsiebert1213 Nonsense. Cops can shut down those camera's by themselves, and they do so ALL the time. The only way corrupt cops get caught is if they accidentally switch their cameras ON instead of OFF, and in many of those cases, where they were caught murdering an unarmed civilian, or plant drugs on somebody, the footage mysteriously disappears. There's hundreds upon hundreds of examples of that, right here on RUclips.
Camera's serve just ONE purpose for cops, and that's to protect themselves in situations like these.
@@christophsiebert1213Very amusing comment, oblivious to the facts.
That's why they don't want cameras 📷 pointing at them....Games over...😂😂👍🏾🤙🏾
@@hayzed9491Very amusing comment, oblivious to everything except twitter.
You know your drunk when you are just so close to saying "heyyy there ociffer, you wanna come in here and pat me down? I can blow ur breathalyzer."
That lady cop was bamboozled 😂
It's a little disgusting to see officers turn their cameras off when they see they're dealing with another law enforcement officer. We need police reform.
If you own a workshop and one of your tradesmen are having major issues with their car. Are you gonna make them book in and pay full price while someone else works on their car a month later because you're booked out? Or are you gonna make time for them, let them clock off and let them do what they need to rectify their issues? It's very similar, it's a lot of pressure on the individual and it's completely understandable when they're stressed. Although I absolutely disagree with turning off the camera, it's not a reform issue. It's an individual and they as the policy requires, should be dealt with.
@@squareeyes1117your delusional if your comparing that to being a POLICE OFFICER
❤👏👏👏👏❤@@wassa2x65
@@wassa2x65 No, that's a pretty good example of how someone would feel guilty for doing what they know they should do. And they're exactly right, if they turn off their camera, they should be dealt with. It doesn't mean the whole system needs changed. It means body cam footage should be reviewed, and violations should have consequences
@@squareeyes1117 🙄 If you don't think we need police reform then you're part of the problem. You excuse bad behavior because they're law enforcement.
Frankly, all the apologies by the officers speak volumes about how corrupt they are willing to be when nobody's looking. Disgusting.
No, it doesn't. It's de-escalation.
@@JohnnieWalkerDread the situation wasn't escalated. The driver was pretty calm the whole time. I've always wondered what a boot tasted like. Would you care to share your experiences?
@@discingaround Ye olde "bootlicker" whine. Sovereign citizen?
@@discingaroundI feel it's an easy excuse while it would only make the drink driver angry with the cameras. These officers did a good job, especially the first of the three who put emphasis on not touching his "conference" button.
I'm not bootlicking, I'm celebrating justice. I wish people could stop and appreciate the fairness these cameras bring, even if they are just an excuse.
@@JohnnieWalkerDreadYes it does
I can say that this is the first officer I've seen ""following"" the protocol, getting into the vehicle and admitting the mistake, it's not very common for these things to appear, but he himself has this "power" like many corrupt people try to use to get away with mistakes. he was He was incredibly calm and understandable in doing what is right, without silly excuses and attempts to escape, I understand the hard work of the officer who detained him
It is disgusting seen cops feeling forced “to do the right thing” . “The law” goes to everyone!!!!!! Just Imagine what they do in these federal offices . Covering one another smh . DISGUSTING!
The fact that they actually asked if they could turn their cameras off makes me sick to my stomach. It just goes to show how necessary those bodycams really are. The gang like mentality is absolutely disgusting and needs to stop. That's why I love to see cops who don't care who it is or how high above them they are, they uphold the law, PERIOD. That's how it should be, always.
One officer did the other one said no
The one that did should’ve lost his damn job too 🤷♀️ BS
Yeah, it seems like the cameras are more for keeping the officers on the straight and narrow, than anything else.
Corrupt bums
@@fableydra That's litteraly the reason they where introduced...
Love how they have to immediately inform coworkers their body cam is active, so they dont commit crimes like the obviously do on a daily basis
Unlike absolutely everybody else, right?
@@lamwen03everyone else isn’t a cop
@@lamwen03Pigs are the lowest members of society. Wife beating scumbags.
@@lamwen03What would the average person possibly be doing?
@@theredreceivers" Lavrentiy Pavlovich Beria, head of Stalin’s secret police and a right bastard. He told Stalin, “Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime.” Given enough laws, anyone is guilty of breaking one practially every day.
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One of the best things ive heard on these cop on cop videos.
That pretty much sums it up.
“Everything is recorded” is another way of seeing “we can’t get away with corruption this time”.
It disgusts me how many times these cops have slapped handcuffs on people for many more minor offenses than these, then act surprised that they have to have handcuffed, then they get special treatment to get cuffed in the front as a "professional courtesy". These corrupt cops think they're above the law, literally trying to talk their way out of being arrested. Makes me sick.
That's why every single one needs to be 6 feet deep. Every single one.
@@jbmp1390bro what
@@jbmp1390I 💯% agree. It's time to get rid of them all and rebuild the system from the ground up. There's no repairing things in this day and age
There are many reasons for this. Firstly, they don’t know the people they are handcuffing. These cops are usually called up to deal with ppl who are acting out in ways that is alerting the civilians around them. The cops don’t know if they ppl have records of acting aggressively or being violent. So to protect themselves and the civilians like u and me, they must act stern, and dominant to keep the situation under their control. However if they know the person personally, they will have a better understanding of how dangerous that person can be and they will be able to act more accordingly. Secondly, they most definitely don’t think to be above the law. The courts are usually Pretty aggressive towards the cops and really humbles them quite a bit. I used to be a defence attorney assistant and so I would witness it often. They seem nervous bc it’s their boss. Imagine watching ur boss go against the rules and having to correct them. It’s nerve racking for most. Not all cops r bad. The reason ur able to sit here and write this on RUclips in the first place bc u don’t live in a constant life or death purge, bc the cops of the world are keeping it safe for u. Do they make mistakes? Ofc! They are humans like u and me. But not all of them r bad. And actually a lot of them are good 😊
@@silhouettefadesif there is no one there to enforce the law, then the law won’t be enforced. U will walk out of ur house into a real life purge. Enjoy🎉
I love how in the first one, they aren’t one bit concerned with public safety, only that they have to be recorded. These cameras are finally making sure that our police are doing their jobs right. It’s only one step, but more accountability is a good thing
Yeah, and how they dislike the cuffs on themselves, while they did it to several people daily with a smile. I like the last "Italiano gal", asking " Is she new?" like, doesn´t she know the unwritten law of our gang? We the supreme overlords on this land, promise to serve and protect each other at all circumstances, and those are our peasants, not worthy our space, who we will control, lock and realese and manouvre whenever, wherever, whatever they did.
@@motorlife7037awwWWQ
@@targaryen7049only problem with that is when there’s sensitive stuff (bathroom, talking to undercover officers, classified information, etc). But there should be investigations anytime a bodycam is turned off during a traffic stop or interaction with citizens
" i swiched the cameras out." lol
Holy cow that last one was hammered 😳