No your should never ask a lawyer unless is really important. Here’s why… (example) You: hey Is this legal Cop: no :) have a nice day. Now You: is this legal? Lawyer: idk man let me check… (two days later) Lawyer: no it’s not… that’ll be 1500$ for my lawyer work.
@@bagelz3359 actually if someone is wrongly *charged* it’s not the judges fault it’s the police and DA’s fault not the judge’s.. if someone is wrongly *convicted* it’s the judge’s fault.. and/or jury if their is a trial..
I was visiting north carolina and wanted to cross the street to a bbq place. The closest crosswalk was like 2 blovks away, but the restaraunt was right across the street. There were cops sitting right there and I was afraid I would get a jaywalking ticket. I asked the cops if they would give me a ticket if i crossed and they drove me to the bbq instead
I have a feeling the comment about activating the spotlight on the freeway was meant more as a “please don’t be a dick and shine that thing in your fellow drivers eyes”. At least in my state I know You can absolutely have the functional spotlight on your vehicle but if a trooper catches you using it in an unsafe and/or aggressive manner…god help you.
These officers were well-spoken also respectful and I think they kinda find it funny you came there to ask like that. Also when he asks on Spotlight, answer is It would be illegal I belive, he admits he isn't sure, but also tells you the variant that will keep you from running into trouble... That's a good cop.
@@insidethebnbAnyone who follows “auditors” faithfully is a total drip. “Auditors” are the adult equivalent of the “I’m not touching you, I’m not touching you” little brother while he holds his finger an inch from your face.
It's probably better to simply not do things that raise the attention of law enforcement. If it's a fine line you're going to waste police time and cause a confrontation that could get out of hand(not justifying prideful cops but prideful people will always exist in every profession). Whether legal or not it's better for everyone if you don't create unecessary situations. What you need to ask yourself is, would it be unreasonable for police to approach me in the first place? For example, if you drink non-alcoholic beer it's best not to drink it while driving because of the obvious implication. These are things people only do if they are looking for trouble. The fact that you made an officer waste their time can be enough to make them get unreasonable and overstep their bounds. Then what? Sue them and act like a hero? They'd be taking taxpayer money because they wanted to act irresponsibly. Making it harder for police to enforce laws and further destroy public relations. I know America is the land of the free but have some common sense and respect. If people did that while still holding police accountable for their obvious wrongdoings we'd see a much more functional society. Clearly anyone who wants a cop car look alike is interested in some form of authority over other drivers. Whether to simply make them give way or worse. If it's purely to look at then you can keep it at home. If not maybe you should earn the right to drive a real cop car if you like the idea so much.
I like how the first guy seems so confused but also willing to be helpful while the other guy is simply the type to tell you "No, your going to jail." Edit: Btw I like the grammar comments so you guys putting "*you're" aren't going to make me change the typo even though I noticed it before the first one commented it. Plus, frankly it's unoriginal..this is the internet and the English Language at that, so you guys are the only ones that really care about that typo and I do not wish to change the original post in any way. Finally thanks for the likes.
How did I make something up my comment had nothing to do with what was sed in the video I was commenting on fosi94 which he gave a reply to ad i respect his opinion
CHP is no joke, those dudes will pull over their grandma and drive away smiling. Was considering doing chp but firefighting the way to go especially in California...bc ya know, job employment 🔥🔥🔥
@@laidbackjack-2680 The CHP in LA especially, those guys pull you over for slightly tinted windows, a missing front plate or going a little over the speed limit lol. New Mayor Bass here wants to get more of them
In Georgia, blue lights on your car is illegal. Domino's I worked at had a roof sign that had blue neon lights on it. I got little concerned when I noticed at night people pulling off the road to let me by. Raised my concerns to management, he contacted the police about it and after they checked, they told them, you can not use that sign on cars. Owner was informed and he ordered them pulled.
They didn't flash did they? that's odd that someone would mistake a dominos neon sign for cops. It's not like they're specifically trying to look like a cop
@random guy on the internet It was how we put them on our cars. You did not see the logo, just blue lights. They don't need to flash, blue lights are reserved for leo,s.
I don't think i like people like you my dude lol you fucked up a very good thing of people getting out of your way. I mean it even made your job easier why would you even bother to be concerned smh. It's people like you that are the reason for life's little perks go away. Next time if it's not causing harm just keep your concerns to yourself😅 that way others can enjoy the little things. I can't stand for sticklers, nope no sir no sticklers. Those by the book stressful narcs that you can't let loose around or they will call your HOA on you cause you're not watering your grass at the proper time and your music was on after 930pm😅 yeah fuck those people
or simply just needs to be removed, if my memory is correct in Texas you're not allowed to have the light bar if you're not an emergency service vehicle or construction
Most states, you can have a light bar, it doesn’t even need to be covered in some states. What is illegal though is activating said light bar on a public roadway. Many vintage cop cars run around with the factory old school light bars or gumball lights, that work.
@@brandynpennington Because that would be providing legal advice without having passed the bar. You know, the whole IANAL thing? I've dealt with all kinds of government departments where they say "you haven't provided everything we need", and I ask "what else do I need?" and they say "that's legal advice I'm not allowed to provide."
He was more so bragging about it. Of course he knows that’s illegal. It’s common sense you can’t have a car with red and blue flashing lights and a siren if you are not a cop. Cops use unmarked cars all the time but still have lights and sirens. It’s common sense that’s illegal to have unless you are an actual police officer. And in the caption he says “Taking my fake cop car to real police station. REACTIONS”
Cops are not authorities of anything. Cops are actually very ignorant of the law and most the time have no idea what they are talking about if it’s not pertaining to the everyday speeding ticket that they give out. HAVING a light bar on your car isnt illegal. You could have the light bar and LEDs all around your car. Turning them on while out in public is illegal. You can go buy 100 acres of property and drive your car around on the property with the red and blue lights on all day long and no laws were broken.
@@appletherapy 5% of the population has narcissism. You're telling me out of 8 billion people, your parents just so happen to both be one and get into a relationship? Wow, amazing. You're totally not some teenager with angst issues and a bunch of bottled rage they need to learn to cope with before adulthood.
You can run the lights and siren at special events and even cars and coffee meets but never on a public road. Try to avoid state or local police coloration combinations but you can go nuts with all the other millions of colors, no police badging not even close but a poultice car would be fine.
I do security at a place where car and coffee goes down. If someone pulled up in a fake patrol and started running lights and sirens, I'm calling PD and kicking them off property.
In most states, impersonation can be a serious crime, so don’t use blue and red lights, loud sirens that resemble those of police, and don’t use red underglow LEDs.
heres a tip, in most areas having lights on the roof is allowed IF they're YELLOW not red and blue and also you never turn them on unless the vehicle is stationary or it's necessary for your job. they serve as alternative placement hazard lights so may only be used when hazard lights would be allowed. So it WOULD be legal to have them on a white charger and just don't turn them on so you look like a cop and are avoided. Except in California. Yellow lights on top are illegal in California
@๖ۣۜ♥๖̶tacokitten๖̶ I can confirm. My grandpa bought an old police truck that had yellow lights (I remember them being yellow but I could be wrong) Played a couple pranks on some of his friends in the hood before the cops saw him and made him take them off.
Where are the"impersonation" lines drawn though? Let's say I had this cop car and was stuck behind you going 15 miles under the speed limit, hit the lights and sirens you pull over, and I just keep on driving, I didn't stop and present myself as a police officer or try to issue you any kind of tickets, I just wanted your slow ass out of my way, where's the crime? Lol
@@G00gLe_was_my_idea989 using the red and blue lights and siren at all on public roads is considered impersonation of a cop, on private property though is probably fine.
@@Mokimanifywhat do you mean? You can buy police cars. It doesn’t matter whether it’s new or used. The police department themselves sell them like in auctions. If it exists, you can buy almost anything.
Almost anyone that is in a position of power over someone will have a very hard time to avoid seeing self reflection and owning errors/lack of knowledge on things as diminishing towards their authority. Same goes for many teachers, bosses in all jobs, etc.
I agree that cops shouldnt talk nonsense when they don’t know something but it would be a lot more reassuring if they knew these things off the top of their head rather than relying on looking it up.
@@MrJSupreme26”why should they” is a great question when you see a lot of cops abusing power or just lying or making up stuff. It’s sad we need to celebrate people for doing their job. Not taking away from the officers, but it’s sad how little we trust them.
@@YeroccoIt’s more sad that people fail to realize the majority of police aren’t evil tyrants. There are hundreds of millions of people in America. There’s bound to be some crooks but it’s not even close to a majority. Don’t let the internet/media rot your brain.
Most cops are chill in my country . Even if doing something minor they'll pull you over but still be polite to you . Most of the time at least . Give them cheek though and you'll probably end up in a cell and give them more cheek and you're getting paid a visit by 4 cops in your cell lol
Well, just basing on what we see here, the cops could easily have assessed the situation and were looking at this guy as an attention-seeking clown, and they're trying their best to be patient and professional.
Because the first cop thought he was being legit. The 2nd cop saw the interaction and probably overheard and was like. This guy is a fool first of all, and 2 has the first cop on video. So is it not natural for you to give a firm assertive answer to negate w.e. the first cop said and end the conversation in case the first cop said something that wasn't accurate?
It was actually wholesome. You are allowed to buy a retired cop car, you just have to follow the rules about it, you’re allowed to ask the police what the rules are.
Even if the lawyer says it's legal, it's better to get a cop's take on it because they are ones who will stop you. The lawyer might come and bail you out but you are the only one going through all of that and not getting paid during the whole ordeal.
Props to this man for doing the right thing. He had a question on city ordinances and asked rather than googled the answers or taking a risk. HOWEVER, I would always suggest engaging a lawyer first so that you don't end up with any legal problems. Props to the CHP Officers as well. They were very respectful, understanding, and willing to educate rather than penalize.
DDE has lawyers. This was done for content obviously. He knew there was a huge chance the cops wouldn’t really know the laws off the top of their head, they never do.
"Dont ask a cop, ask a lawyer" asking the cop gives him a general idea what will get him pulled over. Yes, he should ask a lawyer so he knows if the law supports him, but also knowing how the one who pulls you over thinks can help you avoid the annoyance in the first place while still maximizing fun
There was a pizza shop in San Diego in the 80s called New York Pizza Delivery that had delivery cars that looked like NYPD cruisers, but not for long. Can’t even have fake police cars from a different state.
No he isn’t. Impersonating a police officer isn’t even a felony, it’s a misdemeanor 😂 so long as you don’t actually arrest someone, which would be kidnapping/holding against someone’s will, it’s just a misdemeanor
@@michaelgeorge4643 Maybe in your state - in every American state I can think of its a felony. The reason the lights are a problem is an officers use of them is a police power - the moment a single other driver reacts in any way to your lights - thats an offense. Merely pulling someone over or evenmaking them think* theyre pulled over is a 4th amendment seizure and absolutely 100% qualifies.
@@shurikozerov3164 Of course it's an offense, but it's not just limited to CA (state I live in), in many places it starts as a misdemeanor, it's only a felony if other behavior is involved (e.g, "arresting")
@@Avogadros_numberwell nobody was making up any laws the second chp officer summed it up pretty god damn well. Solid red forward facing light is required on all emergency vehicles in the state of California, so if a civilian has one it is police impersonation period.
State Troopers are State DOT certified, they have a better understanding of those laws. Also at least in GA the Selective Enforcement afe Federal DOT CERTIFIED, if you own a fleet and they found one thing wrong with a fleet vehicle, if you have priors for said violation, they can come to your fleet parking and do a inspection on all fleet vehicles without a warrant
Both cops are CHP, the first is just their blue uniforms, meaning he's probably motor vehicle enforcement as they tend to wear the blue uniforms because they hide stains better.
It’s impossible to know the details of every law. Hell I’m doing a law degree and half the students here struggle to remember specific of 10 laws during exams. Expecting cops to know extremely niche vehicle regulations is unreasonable and impractical.
Not sure if you know this, but felonies are federal... like not local. Impersonating a police officer is a class 4 felony. Your local laws don't override federal laws... now there is the option your not from America, if so, cool I guess. You may want to at least Google your ideas before just posting on the internet... Edit: Since so many people have issues reading comments, I address my mistake in a reply. I typed felony and was meaning federal offence. Whether or not impersonating a lower officer is included or not is not clear in the code for federal officers, look up the wording. Yes, I said felony, I could just edit my comment and fix it, but it was a mistake and it is what it is. No reason to hide a mistake.
@@Therealyoda34 Congress defines both felony and misdemeanor, and then there are federal laws, two different things. But the states can decide the punishment. So in TN it is an 11 29 sentencing, making it a misdemeanor. If it were a federal agent then it’s a different story. The federal government only cares when they are involved or the state court case is appealed.
@@Therealyoda34 felonies are not federal. A federal offense is an offense that is not only illegal in your state but also was made illegal by the house of representatives and signed into law by the president. Leading to federal prisons for federal offenses, also any crime involving federal government entities will qualify. If it isn't a federal offense you go to your state prison.
lesson number 1 ASK A LAWYER not a COP. lmao
They wanted a thumbnail and content they got it
@@Ab__1 my name is Saul
@@howwhat1909 What? How?
No your should never ask a lawyer unless is really important. Here’s why… (example)
You: hey Is this legal
Cop: no :) have a nice day.
Now
You: is this legal?
Lawyer: idk man let me check…
(two days later)
Lawyer: no it’s not… that’ll be 1500$ for my lawyer work.
@@Ab__1 idk
that cop at the window took a deep breathe because he knew this was gonna be some new shit
haha
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"ohh great, they're gonna be writing a new policy for this bs"
Truly true!😂😂😂😂
Spot on!
"The lights on the roof are the only thing are raising a red flag-"
"SO IF I- 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨"
😭
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 He literally rose a red flag 🚩
Taser Taser Taser !
😭😭😭
And a blue flah
The funniest part is you went in trying to troll them and they were just being genuinely honest with you
yeah you know most of the cops are pretty cool
😂
"Would it be illegal or would it be frowned upon" one of the best things to ask a cop
@@bagelz3359 actually if someone is wrongly *charged* it’s not the judges fault it’s the police and DA’s fault not the judge’s.. if someone is wrongly *convicted* it’s the judge’s fault.. and/or jury if their is a trial..
much better to ask a lawyer
Not illegal to have. Just to use them
I was visiting north carolina and wanted to cross the street to a bbq place. The closest crosswalk was like 2 blovks away, but the restaraunt was right across the street.
There were cops sitting right there and I was afraid I would get a jaywalking ticket.
I asked the cops if they would give me a ticket if i crossed and they drove me to the bbq instead
@@bagelz3359 yeah
Bro took every opportunity to turn the siren on with no repercussions. Respect
We all would take every opportunity to turn a siren on if we could
@@austinbridges518Fr
The balls of doing that in front of the cops at a cop shop. I'm surprised he didn't tell them his cop car give out free donuts. 😳
Looks are everything in night city.
Well, he wasn’t using it while dring😅😊
Not even Patty Mayo is brave enough to do this!
🤡
He's fake
@@FernandoLopez-jg9uy I know it was sarcastic because this video had a fake cop too lol.
He's too busy beating women.
@@FernandoLopez-jg9uy yea no shit.... that's the fucking point🤣
I have a feeling the comment about activating the spotlight on the freeway was meant more as a “please don’t be a dick and shine that thing in your fellow drivers eyes”. At least in my state I know You can absolutely have the functional spotlight on your vehicle but if a trooper catches you using it in an unsafe and/or aggressive manner…god help you.
It could be seen as blinding the drivers which could cause danger to others
Be a quick way to land yourself on the DNR radar in my area. We have a few people every year get arrested for spotlighting deer.
@@CatWith-AHat May I please ask; when can I use a vehicle mounted spotlight?
Pretty sure shining your brights at someone like that spotlight is an infraction.
@@B345T1N355Official it is. Can’t remember the exact verbiage off the top of my head but it’s something about displaying a dazzling light.
I love how the first cop was just straight up honest with you, even if he wasn’t for sure he tried to give the best answer
oh do you love that? you love it?
@@finn9186 shut up finn 💀
@@finn9186 I'm not surprised you don't know what love is. Considering you never got any.
@@finn9186 ah, so you were THAT kid in highschool. Or still are I guess.
@@JohnFKennedy420 Hop off my johnson weirdo
That first cop took a deep breathe because he thought “oh man. I don’t want to be the party pooper, but here we for.”
I know I am late but I was sent here to fix your grammar.. *go is what you should’ve said instead of for
@@nft200yearsago8 I might be right on time to inform you they might have meant "are".
In the video cop was pretty chill and fun
@@nft200yearsago8 you're probably wrong though.
@@tnc7399 I swear Latino and Asian cops the chillest especially if they’re young like this one
If you pretend to be a cop, in any shape or form, you’re committing a felony.
But does turning lights on mean you are actively "impersonating an police officer" Or do you just like the pretty lights and sounds.
Me who identifies as a cop:
And I took that personally
@@tystin_gaminghahaha that’s funny. Gets pulled over “what I like the pretty lights!?”
no, really?
@@SuperSeniorGojoSatoru I don't identify as a U.S. citizen, so I won't be paying these taxes you speak of.
IRS: Oh really
That diabolical laugh the second time he turns on the lights 😂
😂😂😂
These are the most chill cops this guy has ever interacted with.
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"Never give a sword to a man who can't dance"
~ Confucius
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It's because he's white
They are probably more concerned with what moronic police department sold it with the sirens and lights still on there.
mabye its because cops are people too
It would be the most confusing chase to ever witness.
It wouldn't be any different than if someone had stolen a police car, which has happened before.
never played GTA?
Like in the Blues Brothers
@@subele_music 😂
GTA
"that's a quick way to get into trouble" had me dead fr- 😂
Cop only saw 1 red flag, but this guy is a living red flag
absolutelly lit
Thank you!! 🤦🏻♀️
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"All truly great thoughts are conceived by walking"
~ Friedrich Nietzsche
@@philosophy_bot4171 piss off
Preach
I love the combination of concern and amusement on these officers faces.
They much rather deal with this now and not have to arrest someone or do paperwork than to meet him out on the road.
You can practically hear them thinking "I'm gonna get a call about this guy in like two weeks" lol
These officers were well-spoken also respectful and I think they kinda find it funny you came there to ask like that.
Also when he asks on Spotlight, answer is It would be illegal I belive, he admits he isn't sure, but also tells you the variant that will keep you from running into trouble... That's a good cop.
Pretty sure intentionally impeding a drivers visibility is a crime so, yeah.
Imagine if he said that he wanted to go to jail
If cops knew the law like that, most cops would be lawyers
The RUclips channel Long Island Audit really makes you question law enforcement's knowledge of the law. Hint: 0
They are correct though, having flashing red and blues with a siren is textbook illegal
Probably know their local laws and regulations like this pretty well
thats the stupidest thing i have ever heard do you know how much money it takes to become a lawyer?
@@insidethebnbAnyone who follows “auditors” faithfully is a total drip. “Auditors” are the adult equivalent of the “I’m not touching you, I’m not touching you” little brother while he holds his finger an inch from your face.
"Is it illegal or is it frowned upon?" A great question to ask in routine situations.
I like how he had to think about it 😂 rather hear that than an immediate shut down.
Litterly hits sirens that can be heard miles right infront of a police station "can I do this" 😂 ahhaha
Answers will widely vary
People will do something wrong and then argue that if it isn't illegal, they shouldn't be confronted about it.
It's probably better to simply not do things that raise the attention of law enforcement. If it's a fine line you're going to waste police time and cause a confrontation that could get out of hand(not justifying prideful cops but prideful people will always exist in every profession). Whether legal or not it's better for everyone if you don't create unecessary situations.
What you need to ask yourself is, would it be unreasonable for police to approach me in the first place?
For example, if you drink non-alcoholic beer it's best not to drink it while driving because of the obvious implication. These are things people only do if they are looking for trouble. The fact that you made an officer waste their time can be enough to make them get unreasonable and overstep their bounds. Then what? Sue them and act like a hero? They'd be taking taxpayer money because they wanted to act irresponsibly. Making it harder for police to enforce laws and further destroy public relations.
I know America is the land of the free but have some common sense and respect. If people did that while still holding police accountable for their obvious wrongdoings we'd see a much more functional society.
Clearly anyone who wants a cop car look alike is interested in some form of authority over other drivers. Whether to simply make them give way or worse. If it's purely to look at then you can keep it at home. If not maybe you should earn the right to drive a real cop car if you like the idea so much.
Don’t ask a cop, asked Jeremy Dewitte
Jesus, my hands were sweating for him. Bravo to the cop for showing patience and sportsmanship
As long as the decals read "Thot Patrol" you'll be fine
Nah... "bootay Patrol" instead of "Border Patrol"
Still can't run the lights and siren on road way.
Put Paw Patrol as the decal 😂😂
NARPD
Not A Real Police Department
😂😂😂
Asking a cop about law is like asking a flight attendant how to pilot.
As a cop, that’s true
Umm flight attendants have nothing to do with flying.... A majority of cops go to college to learn about law...
@@zee-fr5kw majority xont
@@zee-fr5kw I see that went right over your head… better luck next time
@@zee-fr5kw lol no they dont it only takes roughly 30 weeks to become a cop. 18-20 weeks of police academy and 13 weeks of field training.
Good on the officer for knowing his stuff.
That first cop looked hella confused at the whole ordeal 😂
“Is it illegal or frowned upon” 😂😭
😂
Thanks a lot Osama 😂😂
@@bobbyanastacio7175 kind of like masturbating on an airplane😂😂
@@bobbyanastacio7175 what
😂😂😂
That officer was real chill and cool .
Why wouldn’t he be? He’s just having a conversation with someone. It’s not like he pulled someone over for a violation.
@@nicholasjohnson1200That’s what more people have to realize, hell even on some traffic stops they are still chill
@Lancaster_Repeater thanks to media everyone thinks cops are monsters
He's white that's why
@@nicholasjohnson1200police don't often get a good rap, especially outside of white folk
Yea CHP does not fuck around. Those were probably the most chill CHP in the history of the department
Cop could have arrested him right then and there 😂
“That’d be a quick way to get in trouble”💀
Fr😂
No humor
JAS 35 GRIPEEEEEEN
Me "shot at being its america"
@agoodnight1050 he will be having a laugh but as to them it's a genuine question and he is being filmed, he chose to be on the safe side
This was a fairly wholesome video. I liked the questions and the cops answers. Wasn’t trying to be a dick, didn’t mind or push back on being recorded
The looks on the cops faces are priceless.
"wholesome" stfu
y’all are so easily impressed 😂😂
@@noneya9866 this is privileged people after all, never see anything wrong with police 😂 especially when there’s facts against them
@@technoporg4803 Whos comment are you responding too? No way its this one.
The correct question is, "what clearly needs to be removed, or at least not used while on the road, until it is legal to drive"
“That’d be a quick way to get in trouble” lol
I like how the first guy seems so confused but also willing to be helpful while the other guy is simply the type to tell you "No, your going to jail."
Edit: Btw I like the grammar comments so you guys putting "*you're" aren't going to make me change the typo even though I noticed it before the first one commented it. Plus, frankly it's unoriginal..this is the internet and the English Language at that, so you guys are the only ones that really care about that typo and I do not wish to change the original post in any way. Finally thanks for the likes.
The second one is older so = more time in the PD = less patience.
@@Fosi94 imagine if everyday jobs let "more experienced" workers have less patience just like your letting it be okay with the police officer 😂😂
Yeah keep making shit up. Dude said it how it is “that’s a quick way to get in trouble”. And that’s the end of it.
@@te0_nappgeta492I mean that happens all the time seniority usually equates to not wanting to deal with shit I’ve seen it across all industries.
How did I make something up my comment had nothing to do with what was sed in the video I was commenting on fosi94 which he gave a reply to ad i respect his opinion
these cops chill af tho
CHP is no joke, those dudes will pull over their grandma and drive away smiling. Was considering doing chp but firefighting the way to go especially in California...bc ya know, job employment 🔥🔥🔥
@@laidbackjack-2680 The CHP in LA especially, those guys pull you over for slightly tinted windows, a missing front plate or going a little over the speed limit lol. New Mayor Bass here wants to get more of them
Lol those dudes didn’t have a shred of a sense of humour, especially that second dude who looked like this was an affront to his authoritah
@@averageforzaplayer1048 oh no, you're getting pulled over for not following traffic laws? 😯 almost like they're doing their job
Dude you need to take those lights and sirens out! Those will get you time😂😂
That cop looks like that one beatboxing dude
In Georgia, blue lights on your car is illegal. Domino's I worked at had a roof sign that had blue neon lights on it. I got little concerned when I noticed at night people pulling off the road to let me by. Raised my concerns to management, he contacted the police about it and after they checked, they told them, you can not use that sign on cars. Owner was informed and he ordered them pulled.
They didn't flash did they? that's odd that someone would mistake a dominos neon sign for cops. It's not like they're specifically trying to look like a cop
@random guy on the internet It was how we put them on our cars. You did not see the logo, just blue lights. They don't need to flash, blue lights are reserved for leo,s.
@@rodneycampbell5687 ah okay yeah that makes more sense.
I don't think i like people like you my dude lol you fucked up a very good thing of people getting out of your way. I mean it even made your job easier why would you even bother to be concerned smh. It's people like you that are the reason for life's little perks go away. Next time if it's not causing harm just keep your concerns to yourself😅 that way others can enjoy the little things. I can't stand for sticklers, nope no sir no sticklers. Those by the book stressful narcs that you can't let loose around or they will call your HOA on you cause you're not watering your grass at the proper time and your music was on after 930pm😅 yeah fuck those people
@@rodneycampbell5687 i work at dominos currently in oklahoma and we still use the blue and red dominos sign on our cars
If you’re seriously asking, the light bar needs to be covered on public roads with “not in service” on the cover.
No. Just covered.
I think fake cops car seem like a good idea. Alot people start to drive normal when they see the police
Does it need to be covered due to its shape? I see plenty of construction vehicles and the like with roof mounted light bars.
or simply just needs to be removed, if my memory is correct in Texas you're not allowed to have the light bar if you're not an emergency service vehicle or construction
Most states, you can have a light bar, it doesn’t even need to be covered in some states. What is illegal though is activating said light bar on a public roadway. Many vintage cop cars run around with the factory old school light bars or gumball lights, that work.
“That’d be a quick way to get in trouble” 😭
it was really smart to ask the cops before actually driving it
first cop was honestly someone id be ok with have a convo wit seems chill
you are so weird
Until you reach for your wallet too fast.
@@jnations1986 Chill weirdo.
@@A1phaz0ne Why is the cop a chill weirdo?
@@A1phaz0ne Oooh!
You meant, "Chill, weirdo."
Ask a lawyer, not a cop. One studies the law, the other has someone else handle it.
I'd be surprised if cops are even allowed to tell you what the law is.
@@darrennew8211 why would you be surprised? 😂
@@brandynpennington Because that would be providing legal advice without having passed the bar. You know, the whole IANAL thing?
I've dealt with all kinds of government departments where they say "you haven't provided everything we need", and I ask "what else do I need?" and they say "that's legal advice I'm not allowed to provide."
@@darrennew8211 here’s some legal advice don’t break the law
@@brandynpennington Everyone breaks all kinds of laws, all the time, because no normal person can know every law they pump out constantly.
That cop looked so excited to see a cop car 😂
Actual example of keep your enemies closer lol😂
Well, homie had good intentions and asked the authorities first
More like bragged about it to the cops. He knew full well all that stuff was illegal.
He was more so bragging about it. Of course he knows that’s illegal. It’s common sense you can’t have a car with red and blue flashing lights and a siren if you are not a cop. Cops use unmarked cars all the time but still have lights and sirens. It’s common sense that’s illegal to have unless you are an actual police officer. And in the caption he says “Taking my fake cop car to real police station. REACTIONS”
Good intentions my ass, he was doing it for content
Good intentions asking? Do you really need to ask to find out that a civilian having the lights and siren is illegal?
Cops are not authorities of anything. Cops are actually very ignorant of the law and most the time have no idea what they are talking about if it’s not pertaining to the everyday speeding ticket that they give out. HAVING a light bar on your car isnt illegal. You could have the light bar and LEDs all around your car. Turning them on while out in public is illegal. You can go buy 100 acres of property and drive your car around on the property with the red and blue lights on all day long and no laws were broken.
They are really kind, they talk nicely and are not on that defensive position that some cops adopt as soon as you talk to them...
I mean thats just basic human behaviour
@@rtxfSo is a narcissistic mom or dad who manipulate you. Totally normal human behavior. It’s frowned upon though.
@@appletherapy 5% of the population has narcissism. You're telling me out of 8 billion people, your parents just so happen to both be one and get into a relationship? Wow, amazing.
You're totally not some teenager with angst issues and a bunch of bottled rage they need to learn to cope with before adulthood.
@@KJab21512 you're the last person who should say anything lol
@@KJab21512 Statistics are false…”3/4 people have a gaming console” nobody ever came to my house and asked me if I had one..
I love that you took the trouble to go to a police station and ask politely if that would be ok.
That would be a quick way to get in trouble. 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
That cops smiling when you said you wanted to drive it was so wholesome they seem pretty chill about it
You can run the lights and siren at special events and even cars and coffee meets but never on a public road. Try to avoid state or local police coloration combinations but you can go nuts with all the other millions of colors, no police badging not even close but a poultice car would be fine.
I do security at a place where car and coffee goes down. If someone pulled up in a fake patrol and started running lights and sirens, I'm calling PD and kicking them off property.
@@WafflesGoneWild1 🤡
@@WafflesGoneWild1 lol ok big tough guy
Yea white and yellow are the common few and you see red and white here and there but the blue is a no go
@@reckless4753 in Ohio it’s legal to have a fully equipped vehicle just can’t use on public roadways.
I like how he’s showing the cops how the sirens work. Like they don’t already know 🤣
The cops sigh at the beginning says it all!!!
Lawyers know the law, cops just feel it out😂😂
In most states, impersonation can be a serious crime, so don’t use blue and red lights, loud sirens that resemble those of police, and don’t use red underglow LEDs.
Why not red underglow? And how about blue
Red underglow is allowed in my state, but not blue (wanted to know what colours im allowed to use lol)
heres a tip, in most areas having lights on the roof is allowed IF they're YELLOW not red and blue and also you never turn them on unless the vehicle is stationary or it's necessary for your job. they serve as alternative placement hazard lights so may only be used when hazard lights would be allowed. So it WOULD be legal to have them on a white charger and just don't turn them on so you look like a cop and are avoided. Except in California. Yellow lights on top are illegal in California
@๖ۣۜ♥๖̶tacokitten๖̶ I can confirm. My grandpa bought an old police truck that had yellow lights (I remember them being yellow but I could be wrong) Played a couple pranks on some of his friends in the hood before the cops saw him and made him take them off.
So basically, don't use that car.
Possession is 100% legal. Using them to impersonate an officer is VERY illegal.
Where are the"impersonation" lines drawn though?
Let's say I had this cop car and was stuck behind you going 15 miles under the speed limit, hit the lights and sirens you pull over, and I just keep on driving, I didn't stop and present myself as a police officer or try to issue you any kind of tickets, I just wanted your slow ass out of my way, where's the crime? Lol
@@G00gLe_was_my_idea989 using the red and blue lights and siren at all on public roads is considered impersonation of a cop, on private property though is probably fine.
@@G00gLe_was_my_idea989 a REASONABLE person would believe you were a cop and that’s enough to be charged.
@@Mokimanifywhat do you mean? You can buy police cars. It doesn’t matter whether it’s new or used. The police department themselves sell them like in auctions.
If it exists, you can buy almost anything.
@@Mokimanify Did you read that on the back of a box of Corn Flakes? bwahahah
False, false, annd false.
Coolest fkn cop, told you what’s up, gave you advice , be on ya way
Asking a cop if something is illegal or frowned upon is just hilarious
Cops should learn this phrase: "I don't know, let me look it up for you." That's it. No ambiguity. End of discussion.
Almost anyone that is in a position of power over someone will have a very hard time to avoid seeing self reflection and owning errors/lack of knowledge on things as diminishing towards their authority.
Same goes for many teachers, bosses in all jobs, etc.
I agree that cops shouldnt talk nonsense when they don’t know something but it would be a lot more reassuring if they knew these things off the top of their head rather than relying on looking it up.
You don't think it's illegal 💀
@@BigRake516 You expect them to remember every single law... off the top of their head?
"I'm not a lawyer, so I'm not authorized to provide legal advice."
That said, it's very easy to look up the codes for lights on a car.
“Umm I bought a cop car” proceeds
to drift in parking lot “I want to drive it but not get arrested”.
That's not a random parking lot
@@Dr.Spatulaif you dont know that lot, why even watch car video's, right?! lol
😂😂😂
That’s his privately parking log on thier property so no he wouldn’t get introuble for that
He didn’t proceed
Bro said i wanna drive it but I also don’t wanna go to jail.😂😂😂
Some of the coolest cops I've ever seen
I bet the boss is happy it was him being the one on the video “thanks for not being an ass” 😂
😂
Eh I’m the 1,000th like
Gotta comment the respect when you see some cops actually being chill and informative instead of power hungry monsterz
Lol why would they be in this situation? He's parked asking for info
@@MrJSupreme26”why should they” is a great question when you see a lot of cops abusing power or just lying or making up stuff. It’s sad we need to celebrate people for doing their job. Not taking away from the officers, but it’s sad how little we trust them.
@@YeroccoIt’s more sad that people fail to realize the majority of police aren’t evil tyrants. There are hundreds of millions of people in America. There’s bound to be some crooks but it’s not even close to a majority. Don’t let the internet/media rot your brain.
Most cops are chill in my country . Even if doing something minor they'll pull you over but still be polite to you . Most of the time at least . Give them cheek though and you'll probably end up in a cell and give them more cheek and you're getting paid a visit by 4 cops in your cell lol
@Yerocco they already brainwashed you, huh?
Alot of the clips you see on your Facebook aren't always a 100% real..
Saw you driving on the 15 to the 91 W in the Lambo, I was so excited lol😅😂
Those are some chill cops
The first cop seemed chill, then the 2nd macho man came over and you can tell the difference in personality.
Well, just basing on what we see here, the cops could easily have assessed the situation and were looking at this guy as an attention-seeking clown, and they're trying their best to be patient and professional.
Bro the 2nd cop didn’t even do anything wrong 💀
What did he even do? Sit down
Because the first cop thought he was being legit. The 2nd cop saw the interaction and probably overheard and was like. This guy is a fool first of all, and 2 has the first cop on video. So is it not natural for you to give a firm assertive answer to negate w.e. the first cop said and end the conversation in case the first cop said something that wasn't accurate?
Nah dude saw his this guy's buddy filming and knew this was a waste of time for this moron to make a video
You just need a wrap that says Metro State, and you’ll be good. 👌🏽
lol Jeremy Dewitte
@@chrissheppoBut even that bellend sometimes had yellow and purple lights fitted.. "apparently" lol
@@chrissheppo j dog just fronted on the wrong gangs turf. he should have known not to ride out of his hood.
Hahaha like Law & Order shows
This man will never be stuck in traffic
That 2nd cop didn’t like it. Lol
He’s mad dude has lambos AND the same shit dodge as him 😂😅😅
The second cop kisses his dad on the lips.
@@OhPhuckYouThat sounds a whole lot like projection because of how random of a thing to say that is mate
@@boxcutter4 How's that boot taste?
Those sirens are really loud when turned on in front of you and can cause hearing loss. That’s why he was pissed, I’d be too
Be so tempting on a busy highway....
Done it multiple times in my sedan on the Autobahn or country roads , pretty fun… until u pass a undercover cop car with your lights on 😂
I tend to find that like 75 percent of backups are cop related so idk if that’s smart lol
"Just dont turn the spot light on when you're on the freeway."
*immediately pans over to a cop turing on a spot light on the freeway* lmaoooo
Should’ve pulled one of your cars over with it when you had the chance lmao
The origin of this video:
"How can I be as annoying as possible, break the law and get paid for it?"
Cops break laws daily
It was actually wholesome. You are allowed to buy a retired cop car, you just have to follow the rules about it, you’re allowed to ask the police what the rules are.
@@riley1187 He's much older than 30. Try 40.
@@SRose-vp6ew I do not think you understand the word "wholesome". The guy is just looking for views, he has zero good intent here.
@@SRose-vp6ew
Ahhh, 'wholesome'. Thanks to misuse that word now has no meaning.
Even if the lawyer says it's legal, it's better to get a cop's take on it because they are ones who will stop you. The lawyer might come and bail you out but you are the only one going through all of that and not getting paid during the whole ordeal.
Pointing the light at that gtr like he's going to catch it with that brick on wheels😂
"Its got everything. HA HA HA." 😂😂😂😂😂💀 ☠️
I love that CA cops still ware the "Chips" uniform
Those guys are chips. I beleive they are the only agency in CA still wearing all tan.
@@iwanajeep6924 that's pretty cool
“ware” lol
@@chrisb2038 my talk to text doesn't know what to think of my southern accent sometimes lol
ware?
Props to this man for doing the right thing. He had a question on city ordinances and asked rather than googled the answers or taking a risk. HOWEVER, I would always suggest engaging a lawyer first so that you don't end up with any legal problems. Props to the CHP Officers as well. They were very respectful, understanding, and willing to educate rather than penalize.
DDE has lawyers. This was done for content obviously. He knew there was a huge chance the cops wouldn’t really know the laws off the top of their head, they never do.
Lawyer will send you a bill to pay for questions)
This man is just a rich douchebag who bought a cop car for no reason and then brags about it in front of an actual cop.
U honest? Everyone knows that it's illegal. He is acting stupid to get views
@@kanapkaloleveryone? I didn’t know spotlights were legal on cars.
That's a quick way to get into trouble 😂😂😂
Just want to point out that first police officer is a handsome dude
Simp
"Dont ask a cop, ask a lawyer"
asking the cop gives him a general idea what will get him pulled over. Yes, he should ask a lawyer so he knows if the law supports him, but also knowing how the one who pulls you over thinks can help you avoid the annoyance in the first place while still maximizing fun
The lawyer will tell you that speeding is illegal, the cop will tell you how much speeding will get you pulled over.
@@fastsnake1for that 1 individual cop . So it's hardly useful Intel. I'll listen to my legal aid over a pig every single day
@@natoxbox360 Funny you call cops "pigs" when law practice is one of the most corrupt and heartless professions in the world. Lol
Bro allowed his intrusive thoughts 😂
Bro he gets pulled over and goes to jail, the officer says which car we taking?😂😂
There was a pizza shop in San Diego in the 80s called New York Pizza Delivery that had delivery cars that looked like NYPD cruisers, but not for long. Can’t even have fake police cars from a different state.
Thank you for sharing that
NYPD New York pizza department is still around. Locations all over Phoenix az
The pizza place still exists, I don’t think they deliver though
Very funny story thank you
I can confirm the vehicles do look like patrol
Vehicles
I appreciate how this guy was so up front about this stuff
“I believe it’s illegal” bros a literal cop 💀
And fucked with enough lawyers to know never to give legal advice in absolutes.
He knows it is. Sometimes I say “I believe” in a sarcastic way even though I know it is with alot of things in life
Cops dont have law degrees, they have law books that they could look up whatever law they need
That man wanted every opportunity to set off that siren.
Police officer is 100% correct.
No he isn’t. Impersonating a police officer isn’t even a felony, it’s a misdemeanor 😂 so long as you don’t actually arrest someone, which would be kidnapping/holding against someone’s will, it’s just a misdemeanor
@@michaelgeorge4643 Maybe in your state - in every American state I can think of its a felony. The reason the lights are a problem is an officers use of them is a police power - the moment a single other driver reacts in any way to your lights - thats an offense. Merely pulling someone over or evenmaking them think* theyre pulled over is a 4th amendment seizure and absolutely 100% qualifies.
@@shurikozerov3164 Of course it's an offense, but it's not just limited to CA (state I live in), in many places it starts as a misdemeanor, it's only a felony if other behavior is involved (e.g, "arresting")
@@michaelgeorge4643 different states, different laws
"Sir, I'm not here to understand the laws, I'm just here to enforce them."
If you don’t understand the laws you can’t enforce them
They just make up their own laws at this point. First cop seemed cool though.
@@Avogadros_numberwell nobody was making up any laws the second chp officer summed it up pretty god damn well. Solid red forward facing light is required on all emergency vehicles in the state of California, so if a civilian has one it is police impersonation period.
@@Avogadros_number nope they just enforce whatever your government puts out there whether it be positive or negative
@@DrSocky yeah, it'll be different depending on jurisdiction. But red, blue, or combinations of the two seem to be fairly prevalent.
Bro took gta5 to a whole nother level
You probably made those cops' day. That's gotta be one of the most interesting and least horrifying things they deal with.
I like how the cop had to get a state trooper to start answering questions about laws lol
State Troopers are State DOT certified, they have a better understanding of those laws. Also at least in GA the Selective Enforcement afe Federal DOT CERTIFIED, if you own a fleet and they found one thing wrong with a fleet vehicle, if you have priors for said violation, they can come to your fleet parking and do a inspection on all fleet vehicles without a warrant
The first cop is also CHP, that's their blue uniforms
Both cops are CHP, the first is just their blue uniforms, meaning he's probably motor vehicle enforcement as they tend to wear the blue uniforms because they hide stains better.
It’s impossible to know the details of every law. Hell I’m doing a law degree and half the students here struggle to remember specific of 10 laws during exams. Expecting cops to know extremely niche vehicle regulations is unreasonable and impractical.
They are both CHP lmao
Gotta respect that he asked and not just did all that
It makes a better video if you show your illegal cop car to the police vs just getting arrested for it.
I think he definitely already knew that shit was illegal and was just messing around
The issue is not the lights It’s their colour. Spot light is good to go until you light up someone while their driving.
Additionally, having the lights isn't illegal, it's using them specifically while driving
The cop was very chill
In my state impersonating a cop is a class b misdemeanor
Not sure if you know this, but felonies are federal... like not local. Impersonating a police officer is a class 4 felony. Your local laws don't override federal laws... now there is the option your not from America, if so, cool I guess. You may want to at least Google your ideas before just posting on the internet...
Edit: Since so many people have issues reading comments, I address my mistake in a reply. I typed felony and was meaning federal offence. Whether or not impersonating a lower officer is included or not is not clear in the code for federal officers, look up the wording. Yes, I said felony, I could just edit my comment and fix it, but it was a mistake and it is what it is. No reason to hide a mistake.
@@Therealyoda34 Congress defines both felony and misdemeanor, and then there are federal laws, two different things. But the states can decide the punishment. So in TN it is an 11 29 sentencing, making it a misdemeanor. If it were a federal agent then it’s a different story. The federal government only cares when they are involved or the state court case is appealed.
@@Therealyoda34 felonies are not federal. A federal offense is an offense that is not only illegal in your state but also was made illegal by the house of representatives and signed into law by the president. Leading to federal prisons for federal offenses, also any crime involving federal government entities will qualify. If it isn't a federal offense you go to your state prison.
@@davidmiller4758 breaking a law written by the house is a felony 😂😂😂
@@Multi212Sonic that’s what he said
You legally can buy an old police car. The counties sometimes sell old ones but they have to remove certain things in order to sell them.
The crashed ones sold st auction. They usually don't remove anything.
@@johnhonda93so you could get the drugs that were stocked to plant people with, a radio and gun too??