When Psychology is Used on an Abusive Cop
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- This JCS inspired crime documentary will uncover the questioning of a former police officer who has been brought in on claims of domestic abuse.
This interrogation should set a good example of how important it is to invoke your rights.
As always, we'll also find a bit about the psychology behind the interrogation and what is most likely happening in the mind of the suspect.
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me : he looks like a john
stranger : his full name hasn’t came out so we’ll be referring to him as john
No thanks, I'll just keep using my fast forward button to go through the ads without becoming a "patron"
The Miranda rights were read incorrectly . He said anything you do can be used against you. He didn't say, anything you say or do can be used against you in a court of law. Could that be a loophole?
@@iowagirl9563 yes if he has a good lawyer it can be
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“It’ll stay in the case file man.” Says the officer as we’re all loving this on RUclips 😂
This isn't gonna end up on the Internet or something? 🤪😂
HAHAHA, I know. Those cops lie more easily than my rugs. They can break a bunch of laws, ethical concerns, psychological abuse, manipulation, insist on bogus polygraphs, invent evidence or videos, and Reid Techniques. All kosher. And then you can't leave but you are not under arrest.
Whazzup with dat?
Haha I was just thinking that.
Don’t believe a cop ever 😂
@Dane Your comment is proof of our interconnectedness as people. How many of us went dashing to the comments with the exact same thought, action in response to that thought, and this sense of community? Wow...Just from a YT video.
God bless you all.
John: I don’t want my video shown some.. place…
Detective: it just stays in the case file.
Me watching on RUclips: 👀👀
😂 100% had the same thought when he said that lol
Detectives reply.....”of course not John” but do me a favor,hold this test card and say “take two”...!
And me here in Ireland. 🤣🤣
I know!! Hahaha! Anyone who has to say "I didn't hit her" beaters his/her spouse! 😂
@@jaxareback311 same 👍😆👀🙄
“They put the cuffs on me too hard like I’m some kind of scumbag”. Man under arrest for beating a woman.
Just because they wear a uniform and are allowed violence by the government they think they are never in the wrong
The video is being recorded for your protection, and for countless people to watch and comment on youtube for eternity, it's now part of your family tree research
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Omg this comment is platinum
We are ALL laughing our butts off at your terrific comment!
Even a former cop has a hard time resisting the curiosity about what they have and what they plan to do. Intellectually he knows he should shut up, but he can't bring himself to do it.
exactly.....he's doing the same thing as the thugs he arrested in the past. So many think they are so criminally sophisticated. But the cops hold ALL the cards.
all ya gotta dho is get a lawyer. they get Discovery and boom, your questions are answered
He wants to go behind bars so he can wrap his lips around some dudes ween
It's fascinating the more I watch. You can tell he knows he shouldn't be talking. He has probably fooled himself into thinking he can just avoid incriminating himself because he "knows better" as a cop.
Hes also a just former officer, and not a former detective / investigator
He should still know better but yeah, playing devil's advocate i guess.
I was railroaded by a female interigator who documented incriminating statements I didn't make. My attorney requested video footage of the interogation and the officer conveniently said it was broken. Thankfully I was found not guilty and the officer ended up losing her badge over another incident.
Female officers have power trip syndrome and more narcissistic than the male officers. Ive rarely seen one that could pass a PT test.
Wow. Police are terrible.
@@batgirlp5561 wow you’ll believe anything you read on comment boards. 🤦♀️
Rrrrrright! You were arrested for grossly misspelling *interrogator and interrogation*.
You did it!!!
@@ClassE-Therapy hahhahaha good one. Thanks for the chuckle Trasi! ❤️🩹
It's frustrating that as a cop, he's pretending not to know procedure by continuously interjecting while being read his rights
He's trying to evoke his special privileges.
@@karlypearl9701 that really sounds like you can relate and have been there a few times. Thx for the tip
@@heuvelke1065 what a weird assumption to make just because they identified the obvious tactics being used here. So weird
@@Moisterthananoyster typical bootlicker response, acting like you had to be a cop to know that there is corruption within the industry lmfao
@@heuvelke1065 Lay off the weed, it's making you paranoid. Even normal citizens know about 'Professional Courtesy'. It's not a secret.
“There was poop in the toilet so someone left in a hurry!” These are the crime moments I live for
Hahahahaha
Me too! That was classic!
He should have had that poop tested before jumping to conclusions.
Personally because I have an unhealthy interest in 'doo doo' I can tell whether the said 'poop ' is from a man or woman .I can tell which part of the world the person spent their formative years .Asian poop is the easiest to spot cos it's shaped like a mars bar and smells like recently purchased carpet .European plop tends to look like walrus tusks and gives of an odour of a las Vegas casino badly need of renovation.
Don't get me started on Australian caca cos that stuff is nasty .
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Wow. 👍🏻😂
@@brendancronin3796 lol! Lol! 🥱❤️
"I don't wanna lie, I'd just rather not say..I didn't lie to you guys.. I'd just rather not say..something". Brilliant.
Speaking on behalf of us all addicted interrogation video watchers. Whether innocent or guilty. LAWYER UP.
I've never been arrested. But if I do, read me my Miranda and gimme a phone to call my lawyer. Cops can THINK that makes us guilty but we have all seen too many innocents "TALK" themselves right into jail, and it's HELL walking that back. Some don't ever get exonerated, a few innocents have been executed.
What a hot take, thanks.
My father is a defense attorney, this has been ingrained in me since I was 13.
Here’s what you say when you get arrested: LAWYER! Talking to cops is not going to be helpful or make you look more innocent even if you are!
I disagree let these demons fry dudes
Its crazy how people, let alone a cop, are incapable of remaining silent
Must be something within human psychology. A lot of people get word vomit when they’re guilty.
Crazy how we're made to be honest.
Average cop is very dumb so not that surprising
@@lorimiller4301 its almost like rabies. Once u know a liar, u see through all of them.
I've been arrested on felony charges, over 20 years ago, and wasn't charged with a felony in the end, but in the moment I invoked and the public defender(offender) that was assigned hated me, openly dripping with contempt toward me, even she in a super snotty way marveled that i was "smart enough to invoke" she was awful and in the end I handled her and was charged with running a stop sign!!!! Instead of the original charges, theft by deception, forgery, and lord knows what else, but I was not guilty and I'm certainly not stupid even back then, if you stfu and engage your rights it's amazing how you can influence the outcome
Always talk to the police and there is never a realistic reason to lawyer up. RUclips needs you! I need you. Keep talking!
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Best comment! I get so tired of seeing everyone comment the same thing on every interrogation video on RUclips saying “lawyer up”. It’s refreshing to see you say the opposite lol.😂
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“I don’t want this video getting out”
“It’s just kept in the case file, man”
As I watch it on RUclips on my lunch break lmao
Same
You're not supposed to be watching this!
unfortunately we don't have his name and can't creep his social media. at least that protects his wife
I love your videos! As a young man, I worked with LAPD and I use to sit in on some of these because I speak Spanish and the detectives needed a translator. I could have gone on To be a cop, but I wanted to do other things with my life.
Never, and I mean NEVER, talk to the police without having a lawyer present. The police ARE NOT YOUR FRIENDS and they will say ANYTHING to get a confession. They don’t have to be honest with you and they can lie to you.
SAY NOTHING and ask for a lawyer. Period, ‘nuff said.
Keep up the good works guys, love your videos.
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That sounds lit. Lowkey my dream
Thank you for saying this and thank you for not assisting these thugs anymore. They’ve become a cult in the Us
Oh man I wish I could do that!
Oh god LAPD the corrupt force that has secret gangs within the force ? The LAPD that Christopher Dorner even tried to clear his name after reporting some of the racist memebers on the force ? Then they cornered him in a cabin and burnt it down? That LAPD
This is the most painful interview I’ve listened to ever!
Here’s the story John.....you got coffee after drinking and passing out, got into an argument during coffee, went home still arguing took a shit forgot to flush because of anger, grabbed all her cloths and makeup, started a bon fire in back yard, she called a cab which pissed ya off even more, then ripped her out of the cab and cabbie called po-po....ran like a big baby, and then called daddy like a big baby via pay phone....”. Sounds bout right huh John?
yes your right what a pos
Thank your clarifying I was honestly confused.
I'm with dbznz. I thought that's what was going on, but they they started talking about calling out SWAT and I thought "what did I miss?" So thanks for this!
that's about the behavior I'd expect from a cop
@@katiebarber407 facts
“They treated me like dirt and put the handcuffs on too tight”…. Yeah not very nice is it mr.policeman?
The only good thing about bad cops is hearing them squeal when they get caught
I should say, I dont know what the case is about here, I dont think it's about his work, but my point stands lol
Dear road rivals
But you don't know shit about this cop so why would you infer he's treated an innocent person like dirt or intentionally put their handcuffs on too tight?
@@StevenValengavich I say that about criminals and there are certainly many more of them that decent people have to be victimized and/or killed by 😉
I'm thankful for channels like this one. I am so interested in criminal psychology but can't pursue it as a career, so to see these types of videos helps satisfy the curiosity. Thank you for the hard work!
Nothing is impossible so never say never
@@cuzcuzz6134 nothing is impossible? Give birth to a giraffe. We'll wait ✋️
You can do it! Check out the police department in your area, they may put you through the schooling you need for many of their fields in the force, even with no experience!
You can do it!
Me too!! I live vicariously 😄
I wanna give huge credit to that taxi driver for reporting the suspicious behavior of this guy and not just going on with his day like nothing happened. If you see something, say something. For all we know he may have saved that woman’s life.
That is all good, but I have been seeing lots of vaccination damage and am not allowed to say anything. People call me crazy...
I love this
This is the best comment in this whole ridiculous comment section. Always say something!!!
Indeed
Most don’t want to get caught up in the procedures ,so so happy he did👍🏻👍🏻,,,✌🏻to u
They tried to drop hints that yes you are in trouble and yes get a lawyer. This interview gave me a migraine. Man up, lawyer up and deal with the consequences of your actions.
It's astonishing to me that anyone who is being confronted by the police about criminal charges would speak to the investigators without an attorney, guilty or not. Law enforcement is geared towards the belief that almost every one is guilty, even though they say they only go where the evidence takes them, this statement is highly disingenuous. Your actual freedom, and reputation is at stake protect yourself.
Well said
Omy I already have a headache, maybe I will FF😂
They wouldn't care if it was a normal person
@@honeytesta5960 I don't understand why anybody would open his or her mouth when being told that "everything that you say...will be used against you in a court of law".
That coupled with the attitude that it's better to get someone behind bars than no one behind bars should make you shut up immediately.
The irony of a detective in an interrogation saying "The truth will set you free" is absolutely delicious.
Remember folks you can’t talk yourself out of being arrested but you can most definitely talk yourself into being arrested
They rattled him when they asked if he told the cab driver he was a cop. When he said he didn’t say that, the cop asked him “then how did he know you were a cop?” Lol
I just want to say again, that I love that you fast forward the dead air waiting periods in the interrogations. 👌🏻
Thanks for your hard work.
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I know this was in 2015, but I’m more shocked that he actually found a pay phone 😳😳😳
I love it when cops or former cops complain about wearing the handcuffs. It’s music to my ears.
I think the title is purposely misleading though. His being a cop doesn't have anything to with his domestic abuse charge.
@@stephenturner757 he’s abusive and he’s a cop. He’s an abusive cop. How is that misleading?
@@feelthejoy - If a chef beats his wife, the title wouldn't be an abusive chef interrogation. No, the title implies he beat people on his job as a cop. It's purposefully misleading.
@@stephenturner757 At least 40% of police *self report* that they commit what they consider to be domestic abuse to their families. Spouses of law enforcement face significantly higher rates of abuse than the general population; its not misleading if its accurate.
@@stephenturner757 A chef isnt hired by the government to prowl the streets and uphold the law for one thing, aside from that they treated him differently and went about the interrogation differently than they would have a regular citizen making mention of his career as cop multiple times throughout the interview.
i want a compilation of people in interrogations refusing to speak and requesting an attorney. it would really soothe my soul
Right??!!
Or how bout a "when refusing to speak goes wrong" video 🤣
@@annehorrigan570 that would also be cool, or “the interrogation of John Doe” but it’s 10 seconds long and the only thing he says is “i want a lawyer.”
Look up "The Legend of Jeff" on JCS channel. The only one in existence to my knowledge. But its comical AF!
@@visforvandetta4193 Love Jeff! He's pretty street smart for going through withdrawal the whole time, smarter than this guy.
He was a cop and practically says he knows better than to talk, but still does it anyway. It absolutely kills me every time. 😂
Your content gets better and better. Appreciate the careful work you do. Keep it coming, you have really educated, helped and entertained a lot of people. I’m proud of you.
Glad ur proud @little flower
@@crystalrosas6052 I'm happy your glad that she's proud. 😊
@@user-pb1cc3bo8v Well I'm even happier about it🙂
This is beautiful, your all beautiful.
Love waking up to see happy and beautiful people. Must be the start of a good day. 🫣
once the cops says "well we don't know, there's always two sides to a story"
you're screwed. get a lawyer.
The poop in the toilet ain't lying.
@@whelkpeopleofdoom dear road rivals
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Once a cop says ANYTHING, you're screwed. Get a lawyer
Yes, get a lawyer
"If you tell the truth, then you don't need a good memory."
--Judge Judy Sheindlin
But you still need a lawyer. Don’t talk. They can lie to you and they want a confession. You are guilty as far as they’re concerned.
That's not true
@@purplemelon568 lol she just says that to interrupt people's train of thought when they're trying to think of a lie.
I deeply appreciate the quote, even if the Judge Judy reference didn't tickle anyone else. But you know, you can't teach a pig to sing - it won't work and the pig won't like it.
Fake witch hunt.
"Hey buddy I just want to help you" The cop says right after telling him EVERYTHING you say CAN AND WILL be used AGAINST YOU.
Duh. Doesn't that make sense to come across like that? Catch more bees with honey, you know.
If your in hand cuffs they have already arrested you.
I love how much they emphasize his right to remain silent and get a lawyer. Guarantee they don't say that to other people in that room.
It's called alerting you of your rights and yes they do tell it to everyone....
@@tylersmith839 Yes I'm aware police are required to read your rights.
They aren't required to emphasize how much they like a particular right and possibly encourage someone to use it.
I highly doubt the cop repeatedly tells other people about his favourite right.
@@jarroz9620 based 💪
I honestly think they're using reverse psychology. Act like it's not important, but it's important that they emphasize it as fellow cops. At the end of it, the one guy says "now that that's DONE", like, "whew, that annoying bit of business is over" with an attitude of a professional eye roll.
Bs. They didn't emphasize anything to him just because he's a fellow cop. They obviously wanted him to spill the beans and called him out numerous times while trying to get him to talk about his crimes, like everyone else. Hell, they even threw a temper tantrum at him requesting a lawyer over the last question about the fire at the end. You're oblivious if you think they were trying to do him any favors in any way shape or form.
Someone who thinks he/she has a right to burn your property definitely thinks he/she has a right to put hands on you!
Not true...
You a mind reader or just making up nonsense? People get physical with objects all the time, but don’t hurt anyone
Very true, it is another form of abuse
He's a Cop, He should know better than to speak. He should request a Lawyer
well, cops are humans too,they make mistakes. they aren't used to being on the "wrong side" of the table, so it's easy to slip. all the cops I have seen have slipped
well, they aren't known for their high intelligence...
@@trocarcat2961 and how many initials do you have after your last name since you know so much. ?
@@p.sherman3158 Piggy got hit in the feelers?
He’s a cop who thinks because he’s a cop he will get away with it.
"well, we argued... then the aliens came down with a space ship, and a bunch of giraffes got out & kicked her in the head.. then they left."
An innocent man would do two things: Proclaim his innocence clearly, vehemently and probably repeatedly…while contacting a lawyer. The end.
Agreed. I can’t remember which interrogation channel it was, maybe it was the OG JCS, but they did a video of interrogations of innocent people, and that is exactly how they acted. They react with anger and just keep saying over and over and over “I didn’t do it!”
While they're telling you that only guilty people need lawyers.
Yup.
I’m so glad to see this! I had a supervisor that accused me of something serious at my job. I am a very honest person and was very honest when she called me in her office to question me. I had not done anything close to what she was accusing me of. I was calm but got upset after being called a liar so many times. I was extremely offended. I kept telling her the same thing over and over and absolutely insisting I had not done this. She just kept saying if I was innocent I wouldn’t be so upset and so defensive. Like, what?? It was SO frustrating!
Innocent people proclaim their innocence, which is why cops go to great lengths to withhold why you are being detained.
“Just tell me what happened today. Start with when you woke up.”
It’s hard to proclaim innocence when they won’t tell you what you’re suspected of having done.
Also, omission is not legally a lie.
I agree with Kiyannepeppers comment. I love these channels providing these real life situations. I can’t go into LE either, & my entire life since I was a child I had two dreams: LEO or auto mechanic. LE has always been something I’ve wanted to go into with all of my soul but I made mistakes that prevent that. So watching these helps fulfill my childhood dreams. Essentially learning from them.
THANKYOU! Also thank you for providing videos that have fairly well quality. There’s a lot that they record that end up being very bad & you can’t even understand them. So thank you for your editing and for providing the clips!
agreed! I just wish he would put subtitles :(
@@actuallytyler8262 just tap the screen and click the "CC" or closed captions button boom.
Hope you are an auto mechanic ✌
@@MayoMonkee69 the problem is that for interrogation film the audio is often so muddled that subtitles can’t accurately translate them. if you’re hard of hearing, as i am, neither can your ears, which is why channels that edit subtitles into their videos are highly respected. many jcs-style channels do this at this point for this exact reason
I don't think your past should stop you joining the police - they regularly keep policemen on the force who commit what we as the public see as criminal while they are actually on the job - nevermind what they're getting up to when they're off work
The only things that should be said during an interview or interrogation are "I'm not answering any questions until my lawyer is present" and/or "am I under arrest?" If the answer to the latter is "no" then you can even throw in "am I free to leave?"
Love the content. Will 10/10 keep watching. It just baffles me that people don't understand this. Lol.
If they had evidence that proved his GF was lying, then he wouldn’t be arrested. I’m shocked that he knows how bad it is to talk to cops and yet he still does it. 🤦🏼♀️ guess he’s feeding the “dumb cop” stereotype.
@@Heatherschmidt2 takes one to know one
@@Heatherschmidt2 Totally agree!
@@Heatherschmidt2 ~ Don’t bother …. Don’t feed the troll. And yes agreed. They ALWAYS talk. Which is why their tactic worked so well.
Not true necessarily
@@Heatherschmidt2 that's not what narcissism means. But a cute attempt
He reminds me of a famous line in a famous film: "I did not hit her! It's not true! It's bullshit! I did not hit her! I did not. Oh hi Mark."
Chicken! Cheep cheep cheep cheep
😂🤣 Perfect call back. Oscar worthy dialogue and performance.
We should get together and throw a football around
You're tearing me apart,Lisa!
@@exiledone69 CHEEP CHEEP CHEEP CHEEP
This goes to show how protected cops feel. He knows other people need a lawyer but he thinks he’s free from consequences because he’s a cop.
And do all the other criminals who don't ask for a lawyer also feel protected? Or is it possible you're projecting your dislike for cops into an illogical comment?
The vast majority of people: * Don't ask for a lawyer *
"........"
Single cop: * Doesn't ask for a lawyer *
"See this just shows how protected they feel!!!! Cops bad!!!"
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Sounded to me that he knew he'd be going to jail regardless of what he told them.
@@MattyH1992 that doesn't make any sense, why would the criminals have any reason to feel protected, it's not illogical to think that cops would protect other cops
@@FuckFascistRUclips yeah. Because a cop knows their rights and risk associated with not getting a lawyer…and the general population does not.
He's having a hard time finding his "truth". Maybe he should consult with Amber Heard.
~awe yeah...tht was a gd one..!!~she can def coach on lying..!
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They both liked leaving poops too. Maybe they're soulmates 😂
We came here to get away from the humiliation rituals of the false idol ina court lawsuit to boot hollywood ratings and you people fall for it everytime. Amber and Johnny were only together for 3 years maybe. Fake love dont last long but true love does.
Notice how unlike cases in which a civilian is accused of a crime, the cop's last name is withheld and the detectives emphasize multiple times that John can ask for a lawyer and remain silent. Even when being interrogated for beating his GF, the cops are trying to protect him.
He has no idea how badly he hurt himself by admitting he burned her clothes. He just opened the door to a slew of potential charges. I also wonder why he's a FORMER police officer.
Dear road rivals the all new Toyota Corolla camry has dear road rivals dear road rivals
They hire anyone with the training that’s required which is not much . Half the time they don’t even know the law and that’s why we have lawyers . Police should go thru a psychological course as well as lawyer courses if they wanna move up the ranks . You have a HS diploma you can be a cop easy
Had he still been a cop, he would have gotten away with it. The highest crimnials in the world, the worst serial killers and mass murderers are cops.
@@DoubleTime999the statistics say your completely wrong. 95% of applicants don’t make it into the academy. Try doing research and living in reality
@@Inspectorzinn2 so you’re telling me police don’t need to have more extensive training ? Cause that’s what I’m saying
"You have the right to remain silent."
Problem is, most people don't have the ABILITY to remain silent.
"Anything you say WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU."
NOTHING you say will be used FOR YOU.
"You have the right to have an attorney present with you during questioning."
USE IT! Even if you say you want an attorney and then you start yapping, that CAN be used as long as it wasn't in response to a question. If they start talking (and they probably will), they will try to get you to respond to their story about what happened. If you start talking without being asked a question, it is considered spontaneous speech (or something like that) and it can be used against you.
Ask for a lawyer. If they continue talking to you, become a child by putting your fingers in your ears and loudly saying "LA LA LA LA LA, I CAN'T HEAR YOU, LA LA LA LA..."
Then don't talk to anyone except your lawyer. No phone calls (they are recorded). No family (they could testify against you). Not your cell mate (they could be a plant). ONLY YOUR LAWYER!
THISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Exactly 💯
Phenomenal advice ty
Exactly. If they lawyer up right away then they will have all the information that police have and you’ll know exactly what they have or don’t have on you.
Guilty or innocent, the only thing you should say to the interrogator is “Im invoking my right to stay silent and I’d like an attorney”.
I will say I live 20 minutes from tacoma. And the state of Washington in general doesn't allow women to react their statements or drop the charges. The state itself takes the case over if the party isn't cooperating with the prosecutor. He's going to have to fight the case
Good!!! Because too many women retract their complaints for fear or misplaced love.
Pennsylvania is the same way ... though in some towns you'd never know it they way they completely ignore women. It's crazy and all over the place.
Good because it stops the abuser persuading the victim to withdraw - I've done it myself sometimes it's the easiest option to keep your life quiet - till the next time - am happily single now 👍🥰
@@ashleeketner4408 it’s systemic and intentional
@@jolean6804 oh I believe that with everything I am
The subtitles lol
“What do you call her?” “Mommy.” “And what is her real name?” “Superman.”
😂😂😂
It’s interesting how many criminals are “too tired” to keep their story straight. That’s about as common a theme as “I was playing video games all day at home” or “I was asleep the whole time”.
If I got interrogated I'd not say a single word, ever. Be polite, keep your yap shut. It blows me away how people think they can talk their way out of everything. Just shut it.
I like how they respond in Britain, i would use that if i were ever in a situation. They just repeat:
"No comment"
"No comment"
"No comment"
"No comment"
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It must drive them nuts!!!
Yep, you can almost never talk yourself out of trouble, but you can almost always talk yourself into trouble
Cops came to my house one night- asked me to go to the station and talk to them. I told them “we can talk here” (standing outside my house) They tried to persuade me; “it’s dark”, “we’d feel safer”, etc. I asked if I was under arrest. They replied “not right now” so I said “Then I’m not going anywhere right now.”
They continued; “we just want to talk to you…” I told them “So talk!”
One of them actually read me Miranda then started asking questions- I say; “Oh, I’m not answering questions.” He looked confused and said “You just told us we could talk…?” I told ‘em “Yeah, go ahead and talk, but I’m not answering any damn questions.”
If you could’ve seen their faces!
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If your in hand cuffs they have already arrested you.
Last time I was this early, nobody had been murdered yet.
🤣 nice one
@@HoraceTheLion I know right🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That was hilarious
That's absolutely gold lmao
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Cop: this video just gonna stay in the case file.... Also Cop: I hate it when I'm lied too 😡🤭🤷
“I’ve been cooperative the entire time” as he continues to refuse to make a statement and let the officers speak. Yup he’s being real cooperative.
He's a smug bastard. He doesn't have to go through due process cause he's innocent.
Ooof he is really annoying....
No matter how many of these Interrogations I watch I always come back to the same thing. Don't ever talk to police without a lawyer literally ever
Better yet, stay single.
Unless you have nothing to hide
How about not committing the crime instead? These sorts of comments are tiresome 😅
@@lisamarie58103 Even if you have nothing to hide, you don't know what theory is being worked by detectives - it is no benefit to you to speak to detectives without a lawyer, especially if there's even a tiny possibiltiy of being considered a suspect.
@@alwaysabiggafish3305 You don't have to have committed a crime to end up in an interrogation with detectives. There is no scenario like this where it's of benefit to you to speak without the presence of legal representation. There is always the potential for you to unknowningly incriminate yourself even if you haven't committed a crime. A detective who is incompetent or has malicious intent may decide they "like" you for a crime and have the ability to change your life forever.
These videos fascinate me! Thank You!
I love when cops feel like the system they helped perpetuate for years is not great.
Bingo. Not nice when the roles are reversed. Also, WHEN cops do get arrested for their misdeeds and lawbreaking, they are usually treated with kid gloves. Many videos of cops getting arrested where they act aggressive and get the full gamut of deescalation techniques… whereas a normal citizen would have been taken down and tased the second they showed even a fraction of aggressiveness the cops did.
Dear road rivals
Got to love karma at work.
When the tables turn
My sentiments exactly, well-worded
POS: “I don’t want my video showing up some place or..”
Detective: “it’s just for us”
Everybody watching this video on RUclips: “👀” bahaha
Finally! Somebody asked a question that always bothered me: Why do people talk to the detectives ? Why do they voluntarily talk to them!!! I don’t get it. If I feel guilty, I would not talk to them. Go investigate the issue, I’m not going to talk to you. If I have a right to do so.
Even if I’m not guilty, I would be afraid to say something that could turn the whole thing against me.
It’s so fun that they are so knuckleheaded that they didn’t know and we get to see these gems in action!! 👍
This kind of just proved to me that he assumed since he was a cop that he would be protected by those other cops. I believe that is why he didn't take it as seriously. Fucking hell
Those detectives were trying to help him in the beginning, almost directly asking him to get a lawyer
@@oliverwells8011 sad. It's a surprise when any police station takes anything seriously. It should be redundant to say the least but it's not. They should take action. .
I love you Lauren!
@@jacoblewis2961 u need help
No it proved that he's not smart but we all have r opinion
It’s quite amusing the amount of times people being interviewed are told what they say won’t leave the room 😄😄😄
Pretty sure every interrogation starts with anything you say can and will be used against you. Can I get a time stamp on when they said what they discuss won’t leave the room?
I can honestly say it won't leave my living room 👍🙄👀
@@theultimaterental they said in the first few minutes it would only be stored in his case file 😆
@@helenagreenwood2305 And? Anyone knows that anything is case file is available for Freedom of information requests. How is that telling him it won’t leave the room? Also what about the court room?
@@theultimaterental you asked for a time stamp - that's what I gave you 🤷
Imagine, every suspect says, "I want to speak to an/my attorney".. then there will be no interrogation videos on YT to watch 😁
How can you be a cop and still be so oblivious as to how this works lol wtfff?? This guys on par with a meteorologist that doesn’t understand what rain is.
question: are you doing what he is doing
personal opinion: only he KNOWS what he is doing...outloud yet i wouldnt dare bekieve his words (coughing) ACTION-take 1. overstand?
Ego
It's because he probably thought he was untouchable it's arrogance
Cops aren’t smart. Haven’t you realized this yet?
They are actually really dvmb as a whole….
Alcohol
When a detective says "that part of your RIGHTS is the one I like the most...." blah blah blah, you should KNOW you're screwed.
And if you know ANYTHING, always ask for an attorney..although if he's guilty, I'm glad he didn't. (I'm 7 min in)
@@christina5kids16grands He's a drunken abuser. IMHO
To me it sounded like he was trying to protect his fellow officer by telling him to shut up lawyer up without explicitly saying so.
@@CryptoTonight9393 He's not a fellow officer. He's an EX-cop. Or what did I miss?
LOL love that part of your RIGHTS ! It’s my favorite like okay
Something really satisfying about watching a cop squirm under the pressure of his own tactics.
It was fascinating to watch the two voices in this former officer’s head argue with each other:
*Voice A:* “From all my experience policing, I know confidently, beyond any semblance of doubt, that there’s a 0.00% chance of anyone anywhere ever talking their way out of criminal charges during interrogation.”
*Voice B:* “Maybe I can talk my way out of this!”
Lolol.... retired LAPD Officer here. Your comment is gold!!
Totally about ego with this guy. He’s so sure he’s right and so sure he can manipulate those around him!
Cops will frame you, innocent or not. Never truat a thin blue line thug.
Whenever a cop/detective says "this is in your best interest" you best believe it is the absolute worst thing you can do. Folks, lawyer up and shut your trap.
OH you dont't think "I need you to help me help you" is being sincere"?
@@sigbuster3150 Yep, totally and completely sincere.
“You have the right to remain silent, the REAL QUESTION IS Do you have the ability?”
“You have the right to a Lawyer, the real question is DO YOU TRUST THEM WITH YOUR FREEDOM? Or would you rather have a law professional to back you up so you don’t accidentally harm yourself?”
"his full name has not been released" uhh and why the fuck not?
Because his interrogation isn’t just on the case file 😅
The douche bags name is Sam Dyer
If you are arrested….nothing you can say in that moment can get you “unarrested”. Talk to a lawyer
This ex-cop is so frustrating to watch. He knows how these interviews go down, Why does he not just tell them straight from the start his side of the story. He caught his girlfriend cheating, of course, he's going to be mad, who wouldn't be in that situation. They were arguing, and he lost his temper and hit her, The cab driver has no reason to lie to the police in his statement, he did not know the couple and therefore, had no reason to lie.
He should just hold up his hands and say, look, I caught her cheating and I lost it. He won't elaborate on some parts of his story, will only talk about what he wants to talk about. He cannot remember he says, he can remember he just does not want to dig a hole for himself. But this interview and how he is coming across, tells me he is guilty of assault.
People like him think they can out-talk and outsmart the consequences of their actions. He is too scared to face the jail time or repercussions of his poor actions to tell the truth.
He honestly just needed to shut up. Admitting that he did the wrong thing won't change anything because even if he declares innocence, he can still be presumed guilty. So he just needed to shut up and say nothing. He needed to wait for a lawyer to talk on his behalf but he was an idiot.
So a girlfriend cheated so he goes off. If a person cheats on you just be glad you didn't marry the cheater and end things and move on. Once a cheater always a cheater. Walk away
So he found his GF cheating and he hit her? Not cool at all but he's going to prison for that? Or does "hit her" mean beat the shit out of her?
Better yet, he should get an attorney...
I was just looking for some good long form content, love you guys!
Omg are you kidding me? I literally was complaining about how bored I was and was waiting on ewu but I have too many sugar daddies to be waiting for so long🤣🤣💀
I love how they don’t treat him any different. I relish every second watching him Squirm 😆
"Hey buddy, I just wanna help ya" the biggest lie that detective said to him
9 minutes in and I cant tell if this guy is drunk or stupid. He seems to think he's in charge of this process.
They smell alcohol on him. Why is he an ex-cop?
He’s a cop. So the latter applies…..he’s stupid. Aren’t they all?
I vote for stupid
i smell marijuana
“Everything was good” “Tell me about the burning clothes in the backyard”
Lol, I’m dying, someone charge this detective with attempted murder
I love seeing a new upload! Love these videos. You can tell how much hard work is put into them
"You're not a dumb ass..."
Biggest lie I've ever heard lol
In the beginning, he’s clearly trying to communicate to them that “hey, I’m a cop, can we do this off the record”.
With that in mind all his behaviors makes perfect sense.
We are watching this because those cops actually had integrity in their profession. It is refreshing to see cops hold other cops to the same standards as civilians. He really thought he could make a "gentleman's agreement," but then we would never see this unfold.
4:06 So essentially I need you to let on how much you know and which lie you need to go with! No wonder he's an ex cop, he's to much of an idiot to hold down that serious of a job 🙄
LMFAO, they gave him chance after chance to remain silent.
When I was read the miranda rights, the officer immediately added at the end "if you decide to talk to me, you can't ask for a lawyer later on."
That's really illegal, and the station chief was in the room during the interrogation. I turned to him and asked him what I was charged with. He refused to tell me until I told him if I would talk to him or request a lawyer. I asked him again what my charges were, he refused to tell me again. I said "Welp, sounds like a need a lawyer then" and the chief was shaking her head in a 'thank god he said that'....because she could tell I knew that was wrong...and while my lawyer said at most it would get the testimony thrown out, but because I remained silent, it doesn't matter. The officer did ask me 'You're requesting a lawyer' to clarify, because "sounds like i need.." isn't a flat request. I said "Yes. How long am I going to jail for?" and then they released me.
IMO, it does matter, but I did end up walking on those charges. Controlled stop, and they let me walk because it was my car and they were after my passenger...though they did press multiple charges and threatened me with more if I didn't cooperate. I just remained silent aside from requesting a lawyer.
They weren't Actually giving him a chance to be silent though.. they were carefully convincing him to talk.
@@karlypearl9701 No they weren't, they were giving him heavy clues to remain silent.
great moves and great advice
Cool story
@@mrsilver8517 I saw that & at one point I heard one of them whispering. I surprised between the 3 of them they didn’t all come up with his girlfriend start the fire and burnt her own clothes & was going to put it all on him lol.
When we served together on some of the Space Shuttle missions back in the 80's as a tail gunner and spotter, we all knew he was a loose cannon with anger issues.
Really? How cool a job was that?!
It correlates with why he’s not a p o anymore, maybe.
The bit where the one cop sincerely compliments the other’s analogy, who then sincerely thanks him for the compliment 🥲😭
14:50 even interrogation room ghost had enough of his BS, moved the chair and left..
Hilarious! I went back and watched it a bunch...as Scooby would say, "RUH ROH!"
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22:13 …”O Hi, Mark.”
The same reason he didn’t lawyer up is the reason he got himself there in the first place: complete denial and lack of impulse control.
Bahahahahahaha. Oh. Hi Mark.
Awesome The Room reference….thank you.
Alcohol
You know, it took me a long time to figure out why it was that he was so obsessed with wanting to know whether he was going to jail regardless of whether he spoke to them or not. I think what he's actually fishing for is what they know. I would assume that when you find a suspect who is really concerned with what you know they're basically signaling to you that they're probably not innocent and there's something worth digging for.
Imagine your ex is mad at you and talking to the cops...would you wonder what she told them?
@@Dubinski2382 I suppose you have a point I guess it's just hard for me to imagine being so concerned about it if I knew that I was innocent my response would be to simply tell them what happened and pray to God that they believed my story you know screw what she said it seems to me that maybe someone would be really really concerned about what someone else said if it were true if it's not you just tell them what happened
SS ; i just started watching your videos and I really enjoyed watching them , good interesting interrogations cases , and what I like too is the good quality SOUND !
Thank you for your time and dedication on doing the videos , keep up the good work !
Your uploads never disappoint 💋🤌🏼
they do... the suspects :)
He's gotta know that if he's being pulled in and read his rights, there has to be sufficient evidence of sorts to prove his guilt and behavior.
The fact that officer's are allowed to lie to you about the case to get you to talk is a perfect example of what a shit show law enforcement has turned into. Makes me feel for the honest officer's out there actually trying to do there jobs the proper way.
That’s so nice to say I assume you are American living in America,
In Middle East things go different
Police will make a reception party for the Defendant and they actually beat him up and continue to beating him till he talks , and many times they’ll confess to many crimes not even committed
I’m very serious this still happens every day and we live in 2022
So what I’m saying you are so fortunate to be American and live in America, at least you guys have law and people and police both under that umbrella,
God Bless America
Cheers 🍷
ACAB
@@qalba3016 Am from Nigeria and the situation is pretty similar to what you described.
They can lie all they want, that's why I don't say crap without a lawyer sitting next to u.
My my, what perspective you have OP
"it just stays in the case file"
Idk how I've never thought of this before, but how does footage like this end up on RUclips?
If it gets used in a court case it has been made public
FOIA for one. IDK if the case must be decided and defendant cleared or found guilty. DA and defense argue all the time about what evidence comes in or not, so good question.
@@maggieking6619 FOIA?
How many times has he put handcuffs on a crim to be told "oooh their too tight, I'm not a criminal" 😂
Regardless of this persons innocence or guilt it's frustrating that they tell him he has the right to not answer questions but then tell him by not answering questions it's a lie by ommission 🙄.
Cops have full authority to lie directly to your face. Your rights are your rights, anything else they say you should assume is a lie. The lie by omission part is the lie and he fell for it.
@@tylersmith839 tbh🤣😭they job is to either locking your ass up or give you a hard time
@@gailguerrero3363 in the end if you are manipulated to plead guilty when you are innocent then the joke is on you to disprove it.
Dear road rivals
Well, he's cherry picking his statement. It's even more frustrating to be told that you're getting the complete truth minus what makes you look bad. Lol. Withholding the truth is as good as lying, there is a difference choosing to not answer and not being much better than a liar. If you want to talk, talk. If not, lawyer up and shut up.
The cop said “I’ve been doing this 24 years and never lied”--Hell,that’s all they do is lie.
Every time I watch these, I can imagine each person being interrogated, sitting in their cell afterward, pacing and smacking themselves on the forehead, "why didn't I ask for an attorney?!? Why did I say anything!?!" Over and over again... 🙄
I had to pause this while I’m working to laugh at the compliment to the interrogator on his analogy at 35:19 🤭… I initially thought it was the suspect because I was listening, not watching .. but now I see that it’s the other interrogator. Lol
The screenshot i just got of the captions saying "you call her mommy but her name is superman" may be the greatest photo in my phone.
This dude is a cop himself… he should know it’s a dirty game lol
“I don’t want my video being shown”
“It just stays in the case file”
Watching your videos have helped me beat 3 domestic violence cases. Thank god I got rid of her and won’t ever have to deal with that again!