I was driving on the fwy in losangeles when an 18 wheeler flew over the center divider 30 ft in the air, landed 70 ft in front of me & exploded, killing 3 people. I plowed into the roof of the trailer & was trapped in the burning wreckage. With the help of adrenalin, I bent the seat back & tried to open the doors, they were all jammed. I started kicking the back window, that's when an off duty LAPD, coming back from Disneyland w. His family heard me, ran into 30 ft flames & pulled me out. Seconds later it exploded. Thank God, this officer is my angel. A brave man, the only one who sacrificed his life for me. He now has the medal of valor. Well deserved. This is an example of the outstanding brave men & women on the force. Glad to know your out there. Thank You & God Bless you all !!!
Hats off to LAPD. I applied once and during the first stage orientation they said under no circumstances do you accept gratuities no matter how grateful the citizen is. That's your job. I've seen other agencies accept freebies and it always increased my respect for LAPD that they abided by higher principles. It's a bummer that their hands are tied in enforcing simple acts such as illegal alien enforcement.
Was hitchhiking in my early 20’s, State Trooper gave me a ride. Was assaulted on the job night shift as a gas station worker. Police officer to the rescue.
My father and I were both in law enforcement , one thing for sure some officers are better and more honest than other officers . Just like the citizens officers deal with daily .
TIMESTAMPS: You’re guilty until proven otherwise 0:27 Patting your trunk isn’t just a random gesture 1:11 Sirens have different modes for different situations 2:02 Cops and donuts aren’t like PB&J 3:12 They can and will lie to you to get your confession 3:53 Act first, talk later 4:37 The thin blue line 5:31 They care for each other 6:16 A friendly chat is not what it seems 7:03 They wear superhero belts 7:57 Most of what they do is paperwork 8:30 They know everything and more about you 9:06 They’re cynical for a reason 9:51
The part about donuts was true, absolutely everything else in this video is a lie. You might want to actually consult a real law enforcement professional before making up content on your next video. I trained cops for decades, and will be happy to discuss the nonsense in your video on a point by point basis with you (as I've done in previous comments here).
90% of people in prison are there because they committed crimes and got caught. With today’s forensics they don’t need to rely on people refusing to talk to cover up their crimes!
@@BethyKable So, Bethy, the other 10% of people are in prison because they DIDN'T commit any crimes? Or because they...DIDN'T get caught? Maybe just walked up to the jail door to get a bed for the night?
AMEN! My Dad always said during my life growing up, "Son, ALWAYS err on the side of doing RIGHT & you will more times than not, come out ahead. Honesty is the highest character trait any person can possess!"
I was pulled over because my taillight on my car was out. I had just left the auto zone with the light to place it at home. Officer Gonzales and Officer McKinney actually replaces it for me, and just gave me a warning. Two days later they came through my line where I worked, I just started thanking them again for helping me that day, I took them to lunch, then from that day the two became friends of my family. To this day, we are friends.
I offered to buy Detective Sedano dinner through his work email. Instead of simply declining by email, he called me and told me what a low life I was for filing a complaint with Internal affairs.
the good cop bad cop routine is based on the "bad" cop pretending to be about to do something illlegal or agressive and then the good cop interupts or prevents it....if a "bad" cop does something illegal and the good cop looks the other way that is not the good cop bad cop routine
And they get away with the lies all the time, even when the proof is in the judges face. The original group who looks down on “snitching “. It started with the police
Even if your innocent, if brought to the station for questioning always tell them you want a lawyer present. You could be wrongfully charged with several felonies.
I’m very familiar with a former (he’s retired now) Ohio State Trooper in the Meigs County area. One day he was parked just around the corner from an area where people had a tendency to pop around the turn often over the speed limit. One of his “ Customers” that day was his wife going somewhere but enough over the limit. He stopped her and very professionally wrote her a ticket knowing full well that it would be coming out of his own paycheck, and that there would be a bit of tension at home. The word got around and I don’t know how things were at his house but his reputation improved because of his treating his own wife just like any other speeder.
Sounds planned to me... Him and his wife probably told as many people as possible. He might of paid that ticket but his funds come from taxpayers and he’s robbed many of their own right to live free by enforcing victimless “crimes”.
@@Spark-In-The-Dark "He might of paid that ticket but his funds come from taxpayers " The funds came from the salary he earned... or do you expect police to work for nothing? "he’s robbed many of their own right to live free by enforcing victimless “crimes”." Riiiight. Because what's the point of working to get a reckless driver to drive more safely BEFORE that driver has killed someone with their speeding?
@@isaiah1149 Yes. Police officers are the same thing as peace officers. Both are interchangeable in American terms, as is law enforcement officer (LEO for short/acronym). Thank you for the question and I hope I haven't made things more confusing by throwing in the acronym. Clarification is my intent.
Although they seem the same, a police officer (aka officer of the peace) is not actually completely the same as a peace officer. In NYS where I work in Security, a peace officer is a security officer who holds his law enforcement license, and is employed as a peace officer. The main difference is that a peace officer is not law enforcement off site, whereas a police officer is always a police officer, on or off duty.
"I don't answer questions," has become my go to phrase when interacting with police. I'm polite and quick with my paperwork but avoid having to deal with them whenever possible. They have a reason to be cynical and so do we.
So you're one of those A-holes like in all the RUclips videos of the pulled over driver that makes a standard traffic stop 10 times harder than it has to be....
@@andyhiett2734 As a Black from Chicago I know all to well that Black ppl are immediately presumed guilty until proven innocent and that Phrase "I don'tanswer questions" is the quickest way to legally dismiss them.
@@andyhiett2734 yes he is.... and he is smart in doing so . We are under another nations laws in THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.... it is called BRITISH MARITIME LAW. this is why all lawyers in the United States must pass the ... BAR EXAM .. This exam is named after the masonic TEMPLE BAR in LONDON
One of my early jobs after high school was working at Dunkin' Donuts. At four and 11:00 the police had shift changes and came for coffee, rarely a donut, comradery and to finish filling out reports. They also enjoyed teasing me, which perked me up for that last hour of eight on my feet 'til midnight. I remember walking to my car, looking back through the window at them and every one of them was watching me with serious looks on their faces, making sure I got to my car safely.
Always answer direct questions they ask that could possibly incriminate with: "I don't believe so." "Not to my knowledge." "I don't recall." None of these are admissions of guilt because they are neither yes or no answers so you're not lying or obstructing justice.
Got pulled over for speeding 15 miles over in a residential area on my birthday which is February 14, Valentine's day... Was told his wife was born on the same day, then to drive safely, followed by Happy birthday and Valentine's day!!! I can tell you it had bigger effect on me than any fines.
I spent 21 years in the military, of those, 6 years was spent as a cop. I enjoyed those days and the interaction I had with people good and bad. As a cop you learn somethings about the nature of men, others aren't privy too. The good side, the bad side, the black and white of situations and my favorite, the gray areas. Those gray areas where no written law has been violated, but integrity and a moral line has been crossed; in these areas I must seek to move the Law Enforcement agency out of harms way and let my fellow officer stand on his reputation, with my moral support. There are always degrees and levels of circumstances to be considered. Did the officer act intentional, did he attempt to cover it up from you, was it his immediate intention to do the right thing, was anyone hurt. Was anyone hurt should probably be the first question.
@Preston Ruttan well you can go that route if you want.... i got pulled over by mi state police,he says "know why i pulled you over?" i said yea i was speeding... he let me go
It’s interesting the difference in how cops from different countries act. In Australia cops are pretty approachable and not so highly strung whereas the USA even a routine traffic stop can be quite intense. In the UK cops will engage in banter with drunks leaving pubs and are quite friendly. I’ve had dealing with cops in a few countries but I think the Kiwi cops are the most chill and the ones in a certain notoriously corrupt south East Asian country were the scariest because you could end up robbed or murdered if you aren’t careful.
Not true. That's a bad generalization. There are many many many many cops with a wonderful heart, who are great in the community, a little merciful, too! 🥴, and quite approachable.
I like how they are trained to yell, "Stop Resisting" very soundly and often. It's so that if anyone overhears the officer say that then people can testify in court that the suspect was resisting the officer. Even If they didn't see anyone resisting. They'll be able to support a police officer's claim of resisting arrest. It's a very shady tactic. But then again, Cops are shady people.
Shady..how about crazy from coffee..mental illness and they dont understand what's happening to them...they better rest up thier bodies so they can work and not be all wired up and caffiened up ...they would be more leveled headed if they weren't all caffiene up
I'm an ex law enforcement officer, I would never stand for an officer that violated the rights of any citizen. That's probably why I'm an ex cop, that was shadow banned after I made a stand.
Cops are usually on a fishing Expedition... when they pull you over they always violate your constitutional right.... average citizen doesn't know what his constitutional right is... if you try to defend your constitutional rights... cops can break your window and pull you out of the car without any reason... cops are nothing but thugs wearing a uniform!
In my experience (plenty of traffic stops) 1/3 are there to just do the job, protect and serve. The other 2/3 are bullies with a badge. Try to impress you with how much bigger their biceps are than your thighs. Try to escalate the situation, attempt to provoke you. Try to play 20 questions with you. BTW, I'm not black or brown.
Some people just can't seem to keep their mouths shut no matter what. Cops know how to bait you to get you to talk, and you will never win an argument between you and a cops on the street. Save it for the court room or the city council meeting.
I was thinking that when I saw this. Especially with things that have happened recently in the US (George flloyd and any incident that has happened since)
I got pulled over once by an officer who told me that he stopped me because my tailpipe did not extend beyond my bumper. I sat in silence and waited for a question. The rest of the traffic stop continued in a similar manner.
I got stopped and asked about my fog lights. I guess my car from out of state had not been seen by this cop and he was unfamiliar with the reason for fog lights. I don't know if I told him that if they were illegal the car manufacturer wouldn't have installed them on the cars as part of the package.
Pulled over by the same cop it was 11:00 at night and pitch black out. Stock Datsun 210 with perfect exhaust. Arrested me and took me in for booking released me and I got to work late and was fired. Said he arrested me for driving on an unpaid speeding ticket for 30 in a 25. Haven't had a driver's licence since. Almost 40 years ago.
@ 4:29 - Police can lie to you to get you to confess.... "if you're indeed guilty that is." -- They can also trick you into falsely confessing as well. I know that it is extremely difficult for most to believe that someone would confess to something they did not do, but it does happen and is documented.
Yes sometimes you can even think you are the guilty party when in fact it was the other person. I had a car accident recently and I thought I had caused it but in fact the other person had made an illegal motion. So I'm glad I never said I was at fault.
They keep you awake and locked in that room long enough and you’d be surprised what some people will do just to make it stop. Especially when they make you think your going to go home after.
So that fact that everything in the video is comprised or silly urban legends, lies and outright falsehoods doesn't matter? Whoever wrote this nonsense watches way too much TV, and has never spoken with an actual law enforcement professional regarding the video's content. Like most of the things you find on the internet, this video is pure BS.
And remember talking to the cops can never help you. It can only hurt you. Many people have been arrested thinking that they were helping the cops out. It’s best to flex and exercise your 5th amendment right. You are never obligated to talk.
Your one of the very few lucky ones. For most of us, we've encountered at least one disgruntled officer on a power trip trying his or her damndest to find proof of other offenses to charge or jail us on. No lie. I'm a law abiding citizen. n Never got myself into trouble. Sometimes bc of the officers personal perspectives or opinions trouble comes to you and it's up to you to prove they've made a grave mistake that could very well detriment your reputation and livelihood.
One time when my dad's car broke down in the summer we walked to the gas station and got a gallon of gas from those gas jugs or whatever and on our way back we ran into some cops and they escorted us back to the car to make sure we were safe this happened when i was little but i still remember it like yesterday
ya thats how it starts tell you get older and if your aware of whats going on you see what they really stand for.Kids are so easy to manipulate.See what a kid says today.
There is a lesser known reason that cops get coffee at night. I am the night time manager at a Sheetz. We give them free coffee to encourage them to come to our store. Night time is when most convenience stores get robbed. If cops are constantly coming for coffee robbers will think twice about which store to hit!
Hahaha.. I see what you mean. I watched the video over and over again because of the cartoonish character. Very funny and cute thing too the way they walk and move.
I've never seen a cop do anything worth giving away our rights and freedom to narcissist who don't have to be honest or correct . Wake up people, It's all about control and YOU'RE MONEY.
My husband is a cop and he said 99.9% of the people he deals with are respectful and thankful. He doesn’t read the haters on social media, way to depressing.
Yes. NEVER answer questions. ALWAYS video every encounter. NEVER consent to searches or seizures. They aren't your friends. They don't "serve" you or "protect" you and have no duty whatsoever to do so as proven by over 16 court cases. They will lie and plant evidence in order to make their quotas (yes they DO have quotas as reported by police themselves) which means they will do everything they can, even ticket and arrest innocent people, to keep getting their cushy, tax payer paid checks so you must view them as criminal adversaries and do everything to protect yourself from them. Know your Rights and exercise them!
@@ivannovotny4552 Thanks. But then they cop an attitude! Bottom line, they're just playing you - they think that you think if you answer their inane questions, they will go easy on you. It's sport to them
Probably 15+ years ago I got pulled over once for "spirited acceleration" (even though I hadn't broken the speed limit) from a traffic light that had just turned green. When the Officer asked "do you know why I pulled you over?" I just happened to have the perfect "excuse"... I just cocked my head, GRINNED and said "you could SMELL those Officer?!" as I pointed over to my front passenger seat... As he leaned forward and shined his light he saw a fresh piping hot box of a dozen Krispy Kreme donuts I'd picked up only minutes prior. He just about DIED laughing at the "coincidental evidence" I had! (All the car guys and street racers in my town would meet up at the new Krispy Kreme parking lot on Fri/Sat nights and check out everyone's rides in the bright parking lot lights, and some would then exchange where they planned to race and split off in random directions. The Police caught on and would hide in nearby spots on the main drags near there to pull people over who were in "fast cars" for ANY small excuse or even tail people to figure out where the races were). He gave me a warning to "not accelerate so fast" and sent me on my way. Didn't even ask for my license or insurance, totally would've given him a couple donuts too if he didn't head back to his car in such haste!
Also looking for an open trunk/hatchback, so that they may "Observe any evidence in Plain Sight" or to check if there may be a Possible Ambush from a person concealed in the trunk! There were a number of incidents the occurred in the Late 1980's and 1990's. I was on Active Duty in the Army, and I remember some incidents that were on the news back then.
I have always been treated great by Law Enforcement Officers! I only had one situation, and I could tell he was having a really bad evening! I always treat them with respect - they deserve respect!
Same here. I guess there is some kind of profiling and prejudice going there. If you look like you're not going to give them an attitude, they'll be cool. You would also call these guys when you hear a burglar at your door, and then you'll be happy to see them arrive.
When I had a car, a few years ago it was close to Halloween and I put a rubber hand with the shirt made so you could hang it, so I put it in my trunk so it could hang out. I even put a ring on the rubber hand. Some yoe yoe called the cops, I get pulled over. The senior officer must have touched the hand & knew it was fake while his rookie partner was trying to be super cop. I glanced over at the senior cop who smiled at me & shook his head then told his partner to let me go. You should have seen that young cop's face when I opened the trunk & the hand fell down.😂😁 I was told not to put it in the trunk again & never did that again.
@@Greys.lover_pd It was so funny, the poor officer nearly fainted when the hand fell down at his feet. As teenagers my friends were in the front of the hearse and we had just enough light so you could see in the back where the coffen was and I'd sit up and wave. It was at Halloween. This was before cell phones. I'm just glad we didn't cause an accident.
yes rookies are still adjusting to the amount of mayhem out there. Lose a lot the first month in training for several reasons but the most is seeing what a normal person never has to because the police do
I thought he said “F” it at first, so naturally I had to travel back in time so that I’d have the opportunity to fully re-experience this video again for the first but with a heavy emphasis on focusing in and paying close attention to the cartoon characters soft spoken and rapid verbal response that he delivers after he learns the very sad news about not actually receiving his very own personal bat mobile to keep as a gift. It’s really quite a masterful and brilliant performance that clearly shows his talents and his dedication to the craft. To have the ability to instantaneously relate to nearly everyone on this planet no matter how different we all are is absolutely the most insanely difficult level of professional acting that anybody could even remotely fathom much less attain. So yeah, I too am excited that I could answer with a “yes”, I am an else, and I heard the “ok” at 8:22! 😷
I was a Deputy Sheriff in NYS years ago. I wrote a speeding ticket for a guy that was 20 mph over the 30 mph limit. He asked for a trial in the Village Court where the offense occurred. He lived over 200 miles from this Court. The Judge was hearing a case on my arrival on the trial date so I took a seat. The defendant came in and happened to sit next to me. I introduced my self as the arresting officer and asked if he came from home. He did. When the Court called my case I asked the Judge if I could speak. Granted. I told the Judge that I was sitting with the Defendant who had driven 200+ miles from home to appear, and I was willing to accept that as sufficient punishment for the offense. Again granted.
You introduced yourself as the arresting officer? The guy didn’t recognize you? Pretty sure I’d rem your face as I seldom (never) get arrested and rarely get pulled over.
And the irony of that is that lawyers swear an oath to the COURT, not to their clients. It's all a rigged system to serve and protect the corporation they all work for.
I am 8 years old and I love you videos and the last time I was walking through a Alleyway I saw two police officers and I said hi to them they were nice cuz I love police officers
I am a person of color. I would avoid calling the police to the extent possible because bad cops, or even cops who make honest mistakes but try to cover them up almost never face any consequences for being bad, or for making deadly mistakes when it comes to people who look like me. It is too easy to be killed or harmed for no reason other than the color of my skin. Most cops are not bad cops, I'm sure, but in any sort of encounter with a cop, how does one tell which that cop is before it is too late?
I can tell the type of folks that are watching this channel by the comments under here and the low like count because it definitely should be higher and that's 💯 for folks with that melanin, ijs
@@pedromendez8405 I would not be so certain of that Black kids were shot not long ago playing with toy guns that were obliviously toys. Cops just rolled up on the kids and shot them Kids were like 8 yrs old this happened in the USA a few years back
I used to be a night manager at a 24h grocery store, I used to let the officers use our convection microwave to heat their food. They were always friendly and professional, basically free security for us too lol.
Mary Nova, thank you for what you do as well, nurses deal with and see a whole lot more than people think, you guys do have a very tough job and I respect what you guys do. Thank you again.
I was in tears recently when a good friend told me that when pulled over last month, his first thought was "when's the last time I told my mom that I love her". These kind of life-crisis thinking shouldn't accompany the sight of a cop behind them. Period.
As a teen with an attitude I was stopped by an officer for not having an updated inspection sticker. I was rebellious because of my dad's extreme rules. Since police represent law I judged them in a negative light. The officer asked me why he stopped me. I said because of a bad sticker, right? He took my license and registration back to his vehicle . He returned to my vehicle in 2 minutes and said to me ", neither you nor I can afford these kind of fines. Go get a sticker! No ticket was given me. Because of the grace given to me by this man in uniform I saw authority in a different light.
Going to pick my husband up from work one evening, I unexpectedly got pulled over by a cap. When he got to my window, I was nothing less than cordial, honest, respectful and truthful. He said that one of my back brake lights were out, and when he did I was genuinely surprised! He knew I was legit when he saw the sudden look of surprise on my face! I got him all yes sirs, and no sirs, thanked him for letting me know too. He just gave me a warning, and omy back home that night we went and got the proper bulb to avoid that ever again if possible.
@@artmediajournal8529 In order from white women to minorites to black women last and then they still have to be attractive, but at times that's gotten bad things done to women. Better to have THE HOLY GHOST and follow JESUS CHRIST THE LORD through HIM.
Police experience excellent!! My son went down to the office to give in a wallet which he found, and was given a handful of police stickers ( he was 6) and a big thank you.
There's a difference between a brother hood and a gang. There's a brother hood between all US Marines that would give respect for one another and even tell when they are one without being told. Would you call them a "sort of gang?"
@@ajaxiplier5397 not too sure where you got the connection between police and the marines. I'm just saying the AmeriKKKan police force are one big gang.
Sure a few of them are bound to make mistakes but that is because they are human. There are bad cops out there but that doesn’t mean all cops are evil. They have lives, families, kids, etc. There not a gang
I used to work with a fellow who told me he driving on a freeway with one of his friends, and a state trooper pulled him over unexpectedly. There were two troopers and one went to each side of the car. The driver was asked for his license, etc. and a couple time he asked why he had been stopped. The trooper finally said "you really don't know?" and the driver said "no, I don't". The trooper then said "well, when you passed by us, your passenger gave us the finger". The other trooper then reprimanded the passenger, saying "some day you may need our help--how would YOU like it if we just drove by and gave YOU the finger instead of stopping to help you?" The fellow who had been driving told me that was the last time he ever had anything to do with the other guy. One doesn't need friends like that!
I don't allow losers to ride in my car, they might drop some dope under the passenger seat and if I got stopped and my vehicle searched, I could lose my car and go to jail.
And that being said I've had people do that before but I've also had cops lying about another person saying they did something I really didn't and they've also said about me simple facts police are criminals now and it's all done for money and politics most of them have no problem ruining people's lives
If that is the case then what is the big stink about police sticking up for each other? Don't get me wrong, I get it. I only say it like that because I don't get the hypocrisy.
The biggest gang in the world. And they lie through their teeth. So they can have gangs. But if we try it we are marked as. Criminals. Too un educated are the people.
If your getting your Miranda rights read to u they specifically say “anything you say can and will be used AGAINST you in a court of law” ask the cop why would I talk to you if you’re planning to use what I say against me? My wife had it happen being completely innocent and all she said was I’d like to plead the 5th. Of course be courteous about giving them your name or whatever but what a joke.
I've seen that video. It's a tutorial on how to get yourself arrested. Answer questions honestly and concisely. Facts only. Don't go into unnecessary details. Be polite and friendly. This is the time to demonstrate your social adeptness, not your lack thereof.
In my 61 years I have encountered cops on and off duty. I have a negative opinion of them. I knew cops that used and sold controlled substances, protected bookies. I knew a cop that told me that if I ever get a ticket he would take care of it. Why do I fear those that are assigned to protect me.
This is normal the police in UK only help themselves. If someone calls 999 chances are the reply they get is "it's a civil matter and we don't come out for that!"
I was in my 40's, and driving 3 hours from VA to MD. On the last leg of the trip, I had to go through 3 towns at 35 mph. No problem. Until I started to be pushed along, so, yep, I speed up and he does, too. We both get pulled over. I was questioned first, the usual. Plus, where was I headed. "Home". Then came a question I wasn't expecting, "you were being pushed?" YES! How he knew? Sent on my way. Think about that often. A second or third police car? Had to be, the towns were only a few miles apart, with no pull offs until where we stopped. I was greatful to leave that man behind. Tailgaters bother me. I understand that the problem is much worse 2021. (Dashcams work wonders.)
Always answer direct questions they ask that could possibly incriminate with: "I don't believe so." "Not to my knowledge." "I don't recall." None of these are admissions of guilt because they are neither yes or no answers so you're not lying or obstructing justice.
They are also checking to see if your trunk/hatchback is open. Its less common now, but there were instances when the partner of a criminal would hide in the trunk, and ambush an officer. Before c.1995~ few vehicles had a trunk release accessible from the driver's seat. Also, they sometimes found evidence in the trunk. If it is in "Plain Sight" it is admissible in Court (Plain View Doctrine). Also true of anything visible in the back seat, etc. Usually, before driving (in particular if crossing the International Border), I would clean the inside of my car, even vacuum it! If there was a bunch of junk, or even bags or baggage, it could result in a curious officer "Inspecting" my vehicle.
willtheboss09 What he is saying is, cars didn’t really have the latches inside the trunk where if you were inside the trunk with the trunk completely closed that you could just use the latch to open the trunk. So pushing down on the trunk would make it so if there was someone in the trunk that they wouldn’t be able to get out and ambush the officer. Most cars now have the latch so you can get out of the trunk if you were in it
I'm still shocked when I watch US police shows like Cops etc. at the speed at which they convince themselves that it's necessary to plant a mans face into the ground often with force, if your walking and suddenly two police rush at you your natural reaction is to fear and you may well recoil from their advance, THIS IS NOT RESISTING ARREST as you have NOT even been arrested or given any reason for that as yet!
8:23 not to show off, but I’ve seen the *real* bat mobile. It was parked down the road to my house and they had taken the back bit off for it to be road legal. ( I live near to where most of it was filmed.)That was cool.
Fredoodlez when I was around 10 years old, I lived around the corner from the guy that drove the Oscar Meyer Werner mobile! We used to go by there all the time because he would give us gum...I don’t know why I never forgot that!
I was pulled over going 45 in a 35 zone on my way to work- he approached and told me what I did.. after recalling my drive I agreed with him as I told him what I did. He gave me a warning
My experience has been mostly positive. I encountered two bad ones in Georgia and they were African-American just like me. I have met many excellent, professional black cops and white cops.
8:12 you see a belt of the Dutch police force. I recognise the logo everywhere. Our cops are the friendliest and reasonable until you get rude or mess with them so - back the blue - are here in The Netherlands, back the Bees cause their uniforms are black and yellow ;-)
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I was driving on the fwy in losangeles when an 18 wheeler flew over the center divider 30 ft in the air, landed 70 ft in front of me & exploded, killing 3 people. I plowed into the roof of the trailer & was trapped in the burning wreckage. With the help of adrenalin, I bent the seat back & tried to open the doors, they were all jammed. I started kicking the back window, that's when an off duty LAPD, coming back from Disneyland w. His family heard me, ran into 30 ft flames & pulled me out. Seconds later it exploded. Thank God, this officer is my angel. A brave man, the only one who sacrificed his life for me. He now has the medal of valor. Well deserved. This is an example of the outstanding brave men & women on the force. Glad to know your out there. Thank You & God Bless you all !!!
Hats off to LAPD. I applied once and during the first stage orientation they said under no circumstances do you accept gratuities no matter how grateful the citizen is. That's your job. I've seen other agencies accept freebies and it always increased my respect for LAPD that they abided by higher principles. It's a bummer that their hands are tied in enforcing simple acts such as illegal alien enforcement.
Was it Ponch or John? That happened in nearly every CHiPS episode.
Excellent story!! Thanks for sharing
OMG!! I say that cuz, you know he had to have a hand in that miraculous outcome!
Hands up those who can do their job. Imagine going to accidents seeing little kids arms and legs strewn all over the road. I couldn’t do it
Was hitchhiking in my early 20’s, State Trooper gave me a ride. Was assaulted on the job night shift as a gas station worker. Police officer to the rescue.
Who always goes straight to the comments after opening the video.
One of them is me.
LOL.
Me too.
Same bro
Same bro
☄🌷🕊🌻☄ That would be me 😂😂. If it's gonna Suk , I can ABORT "* NOW 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊
Same dude
My father and I were both in law enforcement , one thing for sure some officers are better and more honest than other officers . Just like the citizens officers deal with daily .
What is it like being in law enforcement?
Thank You and Your Father for your Service ! Merry Christmas. Stay safe/\Be Well.
Heartland.
Thank you for serving!
Correct.
@@wix7657 Well you must consider yourself a wonderful human being to generalize just a large group of people.
TIMESTAMPS:
You’re guilty until proven otherwise 0:27
Patting your trunk isn’t just a random gesture 1:11
Sirens have different modes for different situations 2:02
Cops and donuts aren’t like PB&J 3:12
They can and will lie to you to get your confession 3:53
Act first, talk later 4:37
The thin blue line 5:31
They care for each other 6:16
A friendly chat is not what it seems 7:03
They wear superhero belts 7:57
Most of what they do is paperwork 8:30
They know everything and more about you 9:06
They’re cynical for a reason 9:51
.....what did i miss
We also pat the trunk to make sure it is closed/locked. Many vehicles you can access trunk from inside car and we dont want any Pop up surprises.
The part about donuts was true, absolutely everything else in this video is a lie. You might want to actually consult a real law enforcement professional before making up content on your next video. I trained cops for decades, and will be happy to discuss the nonsense in your video on a point by point basis with you (as I've done in previous comments here).
I do not recall. I need to speak to an attorney. 90% of people in prison are there bc they couldn't keep their mouths shut. (Kathleen Madigan)
90% of people in prison are there because they committed crimes and got caught. With today’s forensics they don’t need to rely on people refusing to talk to cover up their crimes!
@@BethyKable you should read James Duane book on how to remain innocent
@@BethyKable Haha
living in the land of sugar coated raindrops are we?
@@BethyKable So, Bethy, the other 10% of people are in prison because they DIDN'T commit any crimes? Or because they...DIDN'T get caught? Maybe just walked up to the jail door to get a bed for the night?
Love Kathleen Madigan! So funny
In every situation, each person needs to DO WHAT’S RIGHT! Even cops!!!
I agree 👍 that a main principle of life
AMEN! My Dad always said during my life growing up, "Son, ALWAYS err on the side of doing RIGHT & you will more times than not, come out ahead. Honesty is the highest character trait any person can possess!"
you got that right
I was pulled over because my taillight on my car was out. I had just left the auto zone with the light to place it at home. Officer Gonzales and Officer McKinney actually replaces it for me, and just gave me a warning. Two days later they came through my line where I worked, I just started thanking them again for helping me that day, I took them to lunch, then from that day the two became friends of my family. To this day, we are friends.
I offered to buy Detective Sedano dinner through his work email. Instead of simply declining by email, he called me and told me what a low life I was for filing a complaint with Internal affairs.
👍🏻
Interesting. In my city it is illegal for an officer to assist a person with anything like changing a flat tire, changing a lightbulb, etc.
A "good" cop that looks the other way when a bad cop does something illegal is not a good cop they are accomplices.
Michael Reeser Yes Sir !!!!
Amen
when a cop does something illegal they all look the other way
the good cop bad cop routine is based on the "bad" cop pretending to be about to do something illlegal or agressive and then the good cop interupts or prevents it....if a "bad" cop does something illegal and the good cop looks the other way that is not the good cop bad cop routine
And they get away with the lies all the time, even when the proof is in the judges face. The original group who looks down on “snitching “. It started with the police
Even if your innocent, if brought to the station for questioning always tell them you want a lawyer present. You could be wrongfully charged with several felonies.
Yup. The less you speak, the better.
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@@PANZERFAUST90 ok
@@starryepidemic2532 okay*
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Had me as soon they kept it real and said “You’re guilty until proven innocent”.
I’m very familiar with a former (he’s retired now) Ohio State Trooper in the Meigs County area. One day he was parked just around the corner from an area where people had a tendency to pop around the turn often over the speed limit. One of his “ Customers” that day was his wife going somewhere but enough over the limit. He stopped her and very professionally wrote her a ticket knowing full well that it would be coming out of his own paycheck, and that there would be a bit of tension at home. The word got around and I don’t know how things were at his house but his reputation improved because of his treating his own wife just like any other speeder.
Sounds planned to me... Him and his wife probably told as many people as possible. He might of paid that ticket but his funds come from taxpayers and he’s robbed many of their own right to live free by enforcing victimless “crimes”.
@@Spark-In-The-Dark "He might of paid that ticket but his funds come from taxpayers "
The funds came from the salary he earned... or do you expect police to work for nothing?
"he’s robbed many of their own right to live free by enforcing victimless “crimes”."
Riiiight. Because what's the point of working to get a reckless driver to drive more safely BEFORE that driver has killed someone with their speeding?
Tickets are just revenue makers. Common law = no harm no loss is all you need to live within the real law.
@@cnault3244 Because people STILL drive recklessly regardless of "The Law".
Sounds staged
Speak when spoken to. Less is best. Show no fear but respect. Now Officers deserve our prayers and respect 🤫
My experience with peace officers:
1) Avoid them at all costs
2) Know your rights
3) Never be without a recording device
you mean police or no???
@@isaiah1149 Yes. Police officers are the same thing as peace officers. Both are interchangeable in American terms, as is law enforcement officer (LEO for short/acronym). Thank you for the question and I hope I haven't made things more confusing by throwing in the acronym. Clarification is my intent.
"Peace" officer
Although they seem the same, a police officer (aka officer of the peace) is not actually completely the same as a peace officer. In NYS where I work in Security, a peace officer is a security officer who holds his law enforcement license, and is employed as a peace officer. The main difference is that a peace officer is not law enforcement off site, whereas a police officer is always a police officer, on or off duty.
Peace Officer 👮♀️ isn’t a Cop!
"I don't answer questions," has become my go to phrase when interacting with police. I'm polite and quick with my paperwork but avoid having to deal with them whenever possible. They have a reason to be cynical and so do we.
So you're one of those A-holes like in all the RUclips videos of the pulled over driver that makes a standard traffic stop 10 times harder than it has to be....
@@andyhiett2734 As a Black from Chicago I know all to well that Black ppl are immediately presumed guilty until proven innocent and that Phrase "I don'tanswer questions" is the quickest way to legally dismiss them.
yup : (
@@andyhiett2734 yes he is.... and he is smart in doing so .
We are under another nations laws in THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.... it is called BRITISH MARITIME LAW.
this is why all lawyers in the United States must pass the ... BAR EXAM .. This exam is named after the masonic TEMPLE BAR in LONDON
@@andyhiett2734 So you're a A hole if you exercise your constitutional rights? Perhaps more people should be Aholes.
One of my early jobs after high school was working at Dunkin' Donuts. At four and 11:00 the police had shift changes and came for coffee, rarely a donut, comradery and to finish filling out reports. They also enjoyed teasing me, which perked me up for that last hour of eight on my feet 'til midnight. I remember walking to my car, looking back through the window at them and every one of them was watching me with serious looks on their faces, making sure I got to my car safely.
OF COURSE LYNDA YOUR A GIRL BUT THEY WOULD NEVER DO THAT FOR A GUY, JUST REMEMBER WHAT THEY REALLY WANT IS WHATS BETWEEN YOUR LEGS!!!
Next time a cop taps your car tell them "Now I have to wipe your prints off my car."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I.have. .cryptic.depression You’d slap someone you pulled over?
@I.have. .cryptic.depression Yes, so make sure you run cameras in your cars when you get pulled over folks.
@@mswilson1531 That's what they do... between the doughnut runs.
The cop would get nervous and gently reaches for the pistol...
You could not pay me enough to work in law enforcement!
Paula
Fine 1263646772626 Trillion for you to work
On the fence
I would be a cop but i am tooooo old now
What about catching only Pedophiles and Human Trafficking?
They don't pay enough no way. If I got to put on a vest to do a job I need six figures. $30k a yr ain no money
Always answer direct questions they ask that could possibly incriminate with: "I don't believe so." "Not to my knowledge." "I don't recall."
None of these are admissions of guilt because they are neither yes or no answers so you're not lying or obstructing justice.
when asked for your name, answer with "Hillary Clinton" they will walk away, not wanting to get suicided.
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That’s how politicians answer questions when they’re put on the spot.
That is THE best way to raise suspicion!
Got pulled over for speeding 15 miles over in a residential area on my birthday which is February 14, Valentine's day... Was told his wife was born on the same day, then to drive safely, followed by Happy birthday and Valentine's day!!! I can tell you it had bigger effect on me than any fines.
Lastblow u must be white smh lol
I spent 21 years in the military, of those, 6 years was spent as a cop. I enjoyed those days and the interaction I had with people good and bad. As a cop you learn somethings about the nature of men, others aren't privy too. The good side, the bad side, the black and white of situations and my favorite, the gray areas. Those gray areas where no written law has been violated, but integrity and a moral line has been crossed; in these areas I must seek to move the Law Enforcement agency out of harms way and let my fellow officer stand on his reputation, with my moral support. There are always degrees and levels of circumstances to be considered. Did the officer act intentional, did he attempt to cover it up from you, was it his immediate intention to do the right thing, was anyone hurt. Was anyone hurt should probably be the first question.
When they ask "do you know why I pulled you over?" the correct response is..."why, did you forget already?"
Exactly, otherwise it's an admission of guilt
i got stopped by MI state police....he said do you know why i pulled you over? i said yea i was speeding..... he let me go
😂🤣🤣🤣
@Preston Ruttan going to get your permit soon?
@Preston Ruttan well you can go that route if you want.... i got pulled over by mi state police,he says "know why i pulled you over?" i said yea i was speeding... he let me go
It’s interesting the difference in how cops from different countries act. In Australia cops are pretty approachable and not so highly strung whereas the USA even a routine traffic stop can be quite intense. In the UK cops will engage in banter with drunks leaving pubs and are quite friendly. I’ve had dealing with cops in a few countries but I think the Kiwi cops are the most chill and the ones in a certain notoriously corrupt south East Asian country were the scariest because you could end up robbed or murdered if you aren’t careful.
Why not tell people what SE Asian country it was? You could help us fellow travelers.
Not true. That's a bad generalization. There are many many many many cops with a wonderful heart, who are great in the community, a little merciful, too! 🥴, and quite approachable.
I like how they are trained to yell, "Stop Resisting" very soundly and often. It's so that if anyone overhears the officer say that then people can testify in court that the suspect was resisting the officer. Even If they didn't see anyone resisting. They'll be able to support a police officer's claim of resisting arrest. It's a very shady tactic. But then again, Cops are shady people.
Shady..how about crazy from coffee..mental illness and they dont understand what's happening to them...they better rest up thier bodies so they can work and not be all wired up and caffiened up ...they would be more leveled headed if they weren't all caffiene up
They deal with criminald
More then likely because they deal with shady people all the time. Imagine being lied to constantly.
@@larryseliger9544 By cops? Lol
5:01 - 5:08 The way he flipped in 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Someone wants to be a Super Hero...
I'm an ex law enforcement officer, I would never stand for an officer that violated the rights of any citizen. That's probably why I'm an ex cop, that was shadow banned after I made a stand.
Clint Vick you're one of the good ones RESPECT
Clint Vick, thank you for doing the right thing. I'm so sorry you were punished for it.
Cops are usually on a fishing Expedition... when they pull you over they always violate your constitutional right.... average citizen doesn't know what his constitutional right is... if you try to defend your constitutional rights... cops can break your window and pull you out of the car without any reason... cops are nothing but thugs wearing a uniform!
Thanks for having morals.
Your not a real cop I think but I believe you bc the dog looks cute
“Just a cup of hot black stuff.” Zooms out, the cops have donuts
I like my coffee with cream and sugar aaaand maybe a donut or 2 . ^_^
"hot black stuff"
😡 It's called donut dunking juice!
Lol I saw that too 😂
Giggity!
@@wetwilly01: 😅Ok, Quagmire.
In my experience (plenty of traffic stops) 1/3 are there to just do the job, protect and serve. The other 2/3 are bullies with a badge. Try to impress you with how much bigger their biceps are than your thighs. Try to escalate the situation, attempt to provoke you. Try to play 20 questions with you. BTW, I'm not black or brown.
Now imagine if you were
my thighs are thicc boi, i doubt anything is bigger than them
Which they got from illegal steroids. Cops are the biggest market for black market HGH. Fact
Being detained for not holding a conversation with the cop to many questions "silence is golden" trust none
Some people just can't seem to keep their mouths shut no matter what. Cops know how to bait you to get you to talk, and you will never win an argument between you and a cops on the street. Save it for the court room or the city council meeting.
I was thinking that when I saw this. Especially with things that have happened recently in the US (George flloyd and any incident that has happened since)
Yes! Silence is Golden’. I love that expression.
I got pulled over once by an officer who told me that he stopped me because my tailpipe did not extend beyond my bumper. I sat in silence and waited for a question. The rest of the traffic stop continued in a similar manner.
I got stopped and asked about my fog lights. I guess my car from out of state had not been seen by this cop and he was unfamiliar with the reason for fog lights. I don't know if I told him that if they were illegal the car manufacturer wouldn't have installed them on the cars as part of the package.
Pulled over by the same cop it was 11:00 at night and pitch black out. Stock Datsun 210 with perfect exhaust. Arrested me and took me in for booking released me and I got to work late and was fired. Said he arrested me for driving on an unpaid speeding ticket for 30 in a 25. Haven't had a driver's licence since. Almost 40 years ago.
@@bruceglover7867 That was so unnecessary. I'm sorry that that incident changed the trajectory of your life. It's not too late to get back on tract.
@ 4:29 - Police can lie to you to get you to confess.... "if you're indeed guilty that is."
-- They can also trick you into falsely confessing as well. I know that it is extremely difficult for most to believe that someone would confess to something they did not do, but it does happen and is documented.
Police: "You have the right to remain silent"
Me: gesturing with a thumbs up.
Yes sometimes you can even think you are the guilty party when in fact it was the other person. I had a car accident recently and I thought I had caused it but in fact the other person had made an illegal motion. So I'm glad I never said I was at fault.
They keep you awake and locked in that room long enough and you’d be surprised what some people will do just to make it stop. Especially when they make you think your going to go home after.
Non lethal force, presumably guilty, allowed to lie, trick & manipulate you into confessions profoundly disturbing.
I like the narrator... He has a great sense of humour!. Keeps me glued to bright side 😊
So that fact that everything in the video is comprised or silly urban legends, lies and outright falsehoods doesn't matter? Whoever wrote this nonsense watches way too much TV, and has never spoken with an actual law enforcement professional regarding the video's content. Like most of the things you find on the internet, this video is pure BS.
He has a scripted sense of humour
The only siren i love to hear is ice cream truck’s
High scream "(ღ˘ ⌣ ˘ღ)"
yes
@@azumi-osaki freaking frugal
XD
But the scariest one is ofcourse siren head's
talking about unsmart moves - shared the police "brotherhood" sign. Good job.
Do you really think they use the obvious symbol?
And remember talking to the cops can never help you. It can only hurt you.
Many people have been arrested thinking that they were helping the cops out. It’s best to flex and exercise your 5th amendment right. You are never obligated to talk.
Nobody:
Cop in video: swings arms frantically when walking
People that write nobody are weird
bruh I laughed waaaaay too hard at this.
BOOM ZAKKALAKA yeah, you a cop.
LOL
Only positive experiences, even when I was in the wrong! Support Law Enforcement! Respect Law and Order!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your one of the very few lucky ones. For most of us, we've encountered at least one disgruntled officer on a power trip trying his or her damndest to find proof of other offenses to charge or jail us on. No lie. I'm a law abiding citizen. n
Never got myself into trouble. Sometimes bc of the officers personal perspectives or opinions trouble comes to you and it's up to you to prove they've made a grave mistake that could very well detriment your reputation and livelihood.
Fuji u 🐖
You are probably white
The gestapo were once the law to, but it didn´t make em right.
One time when my dad's car broke down in the summer we walked to the gas station and got a gallon of gas from those gas jugs or whatever and on our way back we ran into some cops and they escorted us back to the car to make sure we were safe this happened when i was little but i still remember it like yesterday
ya thats how it starts tell you get older and if your aware of whats going on you see what they really stand for.Kids are so easy to manipulate.See what a kid says today.
I'm.trying to work it out your story and the video
.I can't find a connection??????
I ran out of gas on a freeway one night and a police officer took my child and I to get gas. I was thankful.
There is a lesser known reason that cops get coffee at night. I am the night time manager at a Sheetz. We give them free coffee to encourage them to come to our store. Night time is when most convenience stores get robbed. If cops are constantly coming for coffee robbers will think twice about which store to hit!
First off... Ya! SHEETZ! second we did at the hotel i managed too. Lot of people sell drugs out of hotels and prostitution is a constant.
Next time a cop touches my car.....
I'll be like : hey dont touch my car, dont trick me, i have seen the *Bright Side* video!!
cop touches the car to gain jurisdiction.
I'd be like, 'you touch, you buy.'
Great idea! 😂
the state already owns the car?.
you do that to a cop car, and you would get charged with vandalism
So we're going to pretend we didn't notice how funny the cartoonish characters were?
They walk 😂😂😂
Hahaha.. I see what you mean. I watched the video over and over again because of the cartoonish character. Very funny and cute thing too the way they walk and move.
Star of The Highest Powers I did lol 😂
Yeah, they all have black faces.
@@yolamontalvan9502 STOP
10:43 "Only then, did he write me a ticket. " 😂😂
I've never seen a cop do anything worth giving away our rights and freedom to narcissist who don't have to be honest or correct .
Wake up people,
It's all about control and YOU'RE MONEY.
Nowhere is mentioned YOUR RIGHT to the lawyer.
They don’t want you to know that.
Or, your right to remain silent.
yes it is when the Meranda is given. Other than that naw.
Must be a cop made this.
@@scottfirman
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Hey there, BrightSiders! Have you ever had interaction with a police officer?
No
BRIGHT SIDE nope
@@zbvmn1525 That would explain some of the overtly asinine false information in the video.
"Why do police officers pat the trunk?"
My brother: Because elephants are cute.
Me: That is not what we are talking about here.
I love that 😂 so underrated mate
🤣🤣
What a dad joke!
Get off the stage!! I'm laughing, tho' 🤣👍
@@Sr19769p I have become the very thing I swore to destroy XD
My husband is a cop and he said 99.9% of the people he deals with are respectful and thankful. He doesn’t read the haters on social media, way to depressing.
99.9% of the cops I deal with are respectful as well.
Most cops I have interacted with are evil.
@@j.williams5876 that is too bad
Thank him for his service!
If you are black guy in the US, i think it's a different story.
Probably first rule is to be quiet.
It's illegal for them to ask you where you are going
Yes. NEVER answer questions.
ALWAYS video every encounter.
NEVER consent to searches or seizures.
They aren't your friends. They don't "serve" you or "protect" you and have no duty whatsoever to do so as proven by over 16 court cases.
They will lie and plant evidence in order to make their quotas (yes they DO have quotas as reported by police themselves) which means they will do everything they can, even ticket and arrest innocent people, to keep getting their cushy, tax payer paid checks so you must view them as criminal adversaries and do everything to protect yourself from them.
Know your Rights and exercise them!
@@MrJjjd1 next time i'm handling myself or calling someone else
@@stevecoggs5256
They can ask, but you don't have to answer.
@@ivannovotny4552 Thanks. But then they cop an attitude! Bottom line, they're just playing you - they think that you think if you answer their inane questions, they will go easy on you. It's sport to them
One saved my life on the worst day of my life. ❤️
share your story
They saved my life and I will never forget 🌈
They can be the best or worse people to come in contact with.
About the only respectable thing that cops do is save those who can’t save themselves
WOW, that's so unheard of. Cop's are nasty!
Probably 15+ years ago I got pulled over once for "spirited acceleration" (even though I hadn't broken the speed limit) from a traffic light that had just turned green. When the Officer asked "do you know why I pulled you over?" I just happened to have the perfect "excuse"... I just cocked my head, GRINNED and said "you could SMELL those Officer?!" as I pointed over to my front passenger seat... As he leaned forward and shined his light he saw a fresh piping hot box of a dozen Krispy Kreme donuts I'd picked up only minutes prior. He just about DIED laughing at the "coincidental evidence" I had! (All the car guys and street racers in my town would meet up at the new Krispy Kreme parking lot on Fri/Sat nights and check out everyone's rides in the bright parking lot lights, and some would then exchange where they planned to race and split off in random directions. The Police caught on and would hide in nearby spots on the main drags near there to pull people over who were in "fast cars" for ANY small excuse or even tail people to figure out where the races were). He gave me a warning to "not accelerate so fast" and sent me on my way. Didn't even ask for my license or insurance, totally would've given him a couple donuts too if he didn't head back to his car in such haste!
“Be honest and I won’t arrest you” 😂😂
Really epstein?
Ever watch the First 48... it never ends well? 😂
@@inthevault9603
😂😂
@@12yearssober ya right, the truth shall set u free.... ?
@@robertschultz1304
As if they ever tell the truth when they get caught.
I thought they tapped on the trunk to give someone who my be tied up and in the trunk the chance for help.
That's what I've always thought too
john divins 😂🤣
Yes there's a rash of people in trunks lately.
Also looking for an open trunk/hatchback, so that they may "Observe any evidence in Plain Sight" or to check if there may be a Possible Ambush from a person concealed in the trunk! There were a number of incidents the occurred in the Late 1980's and 1990's. I was on Active Duty in the Army, and I remember some incidents that were on the news back then.
Same that’s what I thought know I’m late
I have always been treated great by Law Enforcement Officers! I only had one situation, and I could tell he was having a really bad evening! I always treat them with respect - they deserve respect!
I'm Black and I've never been disrespected by law enforcement officers and I've always been addressed as Mister________
Same here. I guess there is some kind of profiling and prejudice going there. If you look like you're not going to give them an attitude, they'll be cool. You would also call these guys when you hear a burglar at your door, and then you'll be happy to see them arrive.
@Tarheel Billy Although I rarely get stopped but when I do it's just a warning to slow down, no need to get mouthy to an officer doing his/her job
Are you a white guy Gary?
@@Ann.AndAngela3998
do you really need to make this about race...really?!
"Guilty until proven otherwise" - biggest joke! (time to use that one with the "authorities" 2021)
The gas station has become the new donut shop
Yup
@Vastijn Rain Simbulan my
Dunkin Donuts in New Jersey still have cops who gather there.
Those get robbed the most on my side of town definitely makes me feel safe when I walk into one and see them🙏🏼🙏🏿🙏
And school or church parking lots.
When I had a car, a few years ago it was close to Halloween and I put a rubber hand with the shirt made so you could hang it, so I put it in my trunk so it could hang out. I even put a ring on the rubber hand.
Some yoe yoe called the cops, I get pulled over. The senior officer must have touched the hand & knew it was fake while his rookie partner was trying to be super cop.
I glanced over at the senior cop who smiled at me & shook his head then told his partner to let me go. You should have seen that young cop's face when I opened the trunk & the hand fell
down.😂😁
I was told not to put it in the trunk again & never did that again.
Haha that's a good prank for the cops😂
@@Greys.lover_pd It was so funny, the poor officer nearly fainted when the hand fell down at his feet.
As teenagers my friends were in the front of the hearse and we had just enough light so you could see in the back where the coffen was and I'd sit up and wave. It was at Halloween. This was before cell phones. I'm just glad we didn't cause an accident.
@@ghostcityshelton9378 coffin*
That stuff looks pretty real honestly
yes rookies are still adjusting to the amount of mayhem out there. Lose a lot the first month in training for several reasons but the most is seeing what a normal person never has to because the police do
Who else heard the “ok” at 8:22
Wot
I did lol
meeeeeee
Devas 29 m
I thought he said “F” it at first, so naturally I had to travel back in time so that I’d have the opportunity to fully re-experience this video again for the first but with a heavy emphasis on focusing in and paying close attention to the cartoon characters soft spoken and rapid verbal response that he delivers after he learns the very sad news about not actually receiving his very own personal bat mobile to keep as a gift. It’s really quite a masterful and brilliant performance that clearly shows his talents and his dedication to the craft. To have the ability to instantaneously relate to nearly everyone on this planet no matter how different we all are is absolutely the most insanely difficult level of professional acting that anybody could even remotely fathom much less attain. So yeah, I too am excited that I could answer with a “yes”, I am an else, and I heard the “ok” at 8:22! 😷
I was a Deputy Sheriff in NYS years ago. I wrote a speeding ticket for a guy that was 20 mph over the 30 mph limit. He asked for a trial in the Village Court where the offense occurred. He lived over 200 miles from this Court. The Judge was hearing a case on my arrival on the trial date so I took a seat. The defendant came in and happened to sit next to me. I introduced my self as the arresting officer and asked if he came from home. He did. When the Court called my case I asked the Judge if I could speak. Granted. I told the Judge that I was sitting with the Defendant who had driven 200+ miles from home to appear, and I was willing to accept that as sufficient punishment for the offense. Again granted.
😂
Thank you for your service, sir.
You introduced yourself as the arresting officer? The guy didn’t recognize you? Pretty sure I’d rem your face as I seldom (never) get arrested and rarely get pulled over.
GBY
I wonder how fast he drove to the court that was 200 miles away...hmmmm!
The only word you say to a cop when being interrogated: LAWYER
In Chicago they take you to the basement and beat you first according to ChicagoPD.
And the irony of that is that lawyers swear an oath to the COURT, not to their clients. It's all a rigged system to serve and protect the corporation they all work for.
Very foolish advice if you're innocent.
Exactly!!!
@@joetolopino7126 BS, all fable & myth.
I am 8 years old and I love you videos and the last time I was walking through a Alleyway I saw two police officers and I said hi to them they were nice cuz I love police officers
Youll learn.
@@stevehove2648 lol
I was a Sheriff's Deputy. It makes our day when a friendly person says hi or waves!
I am a person of color. I would avoid calling the police to the extent possible because bad cops, or even cops who make honest mistakes but try to cover them up almost never face any consequences for being bad, or for making deadly mistakes when it comes to people who look like me. It is too easy to be killed or harmed for no reason other than the color of my skin.
Most cops are not bad cops, I'm sure, but in any sort of encounter with a cop, how does one tell which that cop is before it is too late?
You don’t get killed cause of your skin
@@pedromendez8405 That is easy to say when your skin is white.
@@WebAnt I’m a brown Hispanic
I can tell the type of folks that are watching this channel by the comments under here and the low like count because it definitely should be higher and that's 💯 for folks with that melanin, ijs
@@pedromendez8405 I would not be so certain of that Black kids were shot not long ago playing with toy guns that were obliviously toys. Cops just rolled up on the kids and shot them Kids were like 8 yrs old this happened in the USA a few years back
An officer’s job is to please his supervisor, and build a case against you. He’s NOT there to make friends.
Ablolish and defund all pig, cops , sheriffs, police, feds, marshals, fbi!!!!!!
Or save you or anyone else
I used to be a night manager at a 24h grocery store, I used to let the officers use our convection microwave to heat their food. They were always friendly and professional, basically free security for us too lol.
you're white, right?
Lol niceee
As a state trooper my self, I have to say this video is spot on, specially the paperwork part lol very true
Mary Nova, thank you for what you do as well, nurses deal with and see a whole lot more than people think, you guys do have a very tough job and I respect what you guys do. Thank you again.
"nice corana hat! We're you drinking?". "you know why I pulled you over?". "you know how fast you were going?". All small talk to get you to confess.
exactly! and we go for it every time
we are you drinking??
I was in tears recently when a good friend told me that when pulled over last month, his first thought was "when's the last time I told my mom that I love her". These kind of life-crisis thinking shouldn't accompany the sight of a cop behind them. Period.
So go kiss your Mamma goodbye.
As a teen with an attitude I was stopped by an officer for not having an updated inspection sticker. I was rebellious because of my dad's extreme rules. Since police represent law I judged them in a negative light.
The officer asked me why he stopped me. I said because of a bad sticker, right?
He took my license and registration back to his vehicle . He returned to my vehicle in 2 minutes and said to me ", neither you nor I can afford these kind of fines. Go get a sticker!
No ticket was given me.
Because of the grace given to me by this man in uniform I saw authority in a different light.
Going to pick my husband up from work one evening, I unexpectedly got pulled over by a cap. When he got to my window, I was nothing less than cordial, honest, respectful and truthful.
He said that one of my back brake lights were out, and when he did I was genuinely surprised! He knew I was legit when he saw the sudden look of surprise on my face!
I got him all yes sirs, and no sirs, thanked him for letting me know too. He just gave me a warning, and omy back home that night we went and got the proper bulb to avoid that ever again if possible.
Don't EVER call him "Sir". this sets up a position of command to them. ALWAYS call them "Officer"
Males cops will always be more lenient on women.
@@artmediajournal8529 In order from white women to minorites to black women last and then they still have to be attractive, but at times that's gotten bad things done to women. Better to have THE HOLY GHOST and follow JESUS CHRIST THE LORD through HIM.
If you didn't call them ,Your in trouble and you need to say NOTHING.
When touching your trunk they also press down on the trunk to make sure the lid is closed tight. Don't want anyone popping out surprising them...
Jeff Miller you’re*
You're what?
@@omgshayyxd3770 its your not youre in this case, theyre right lol
@@jeffmiller1159 thought he was clever, revealed he isn't
Correct👍 finally correct info.
Police experience excellent!! My son went down to the office to give in a wallet which he found, and was given a handful of police stickers ( he was 6) and a big thank you.
"....a sort of brotherhood...."
You mean "....a sort of gang...."
There's a difference between a brother hood and a gang. There's a brother hood between all US Marines that would give respect for one another and even tell when they are one without being told. Would you call them a "sort of gang?"
@@ajaxiplier5397 not too sure where you got the connection between police and the marines. I'm just saying the AmeriKKKan police force are one big gang.
I wouldn't call it a gang. If you doo dangerous work together then you become automatically pretty close. It's more like a family then a gang.
Sure a few of them are bound to make mistakes but that is because they are human. There are bad cops out there but that doesn’t mean all cops are evil. They have lives, families, kids, etc. There not a gang
@@thePeterpumpkin68 I bet the minute you need a cop, you'll drop the whole AmeriKKKan B.S., won't ya?
Amazing. I was a police officer for 34 years and never knew any of the 13 things we “always” do. In fact, mostly this is nonsense.
Nice try popo.
@@shadowmaster902 yeah exactly 😂😂😂🔥
Whats nonsense, is getting paid for 34 years, for doing nothing of any value.
that's a very presumptive statement and more than likely out of line.
@@Susan11600 But true.
Yay I'm early! 😁But I have nothing to say. 😂
love the video. I'm a supporter of the blue line.
3:47 I almost spat my drink out, that was funny.
Same here 🤣
I used to work with a fellow who told me he driving on a freeway with one of his friends, and a state trooper pulled him over unexpectedly. There were two troopers and one went to each side of the car. The driver was asked for his license, etc. and a couple time he asked why he had been stopped. The trooper finally said "you really don't know?" and the driver said "no, I don't". The trooper then said "well, when you passed by us, your passenger gave us the finger". The other trooper then reprimanded the passenger, saying "some day you may need our help--how would YOU like it if we just drove by and gave YOU the finger instead of stopping to help you?"
The fellow who had been driving told me that was the last time he ever had anything to do with the other guy. One doesn't need friends like that!
I don't allow losers to ride in my car, they might drop some dope under the passenger seat and if I got stopped and my vehicle searched, I could lose my car and go to jail.
And that being said I've had people do that before but I've also had cops lying about another person saying they did something I really didn't and they've also said about me simple facts police are criminals now and it's all done for money and politics most of them have no problem ruining people's lives
When you are in a gang you stick together, never snitch on any-one and help out your members no matter what.
If that is the case then what is the big stink about police sticking up for each other? Don't get me wrong, I get it. I only say it like that because I don't get the hypocrisy.
@@dawnaebel8178 It,s logic, the police are the best organised gang present, they have one huge advantage over the rest. They are legal.
You call it a gang, we call it a family.
The biggest gang in the world. And they lie through their teeth. So they can have gangs. But if we try it we are marked as. Criminals. Too un educated are the people.
Y'all forgot the strategy of planting confiscated drugs.
Have you actually experienced this or are you just slandering the police?
@vunderground1 I think it's a valid question.
We have a donut shop named Cops and Donuts. Great yummy donuts
I love your profile picture!
@@funkyfruities4552 ty that is my baby Fiesta
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I love the name!
@@funkyfruities4552 ty
Been watching this channel since 400k
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Good for you, you are following a lieing channel
@I.have. .cryptic.depression ur mum was lying about giving birth to u
In my town, the cops lie and the judges swear to it.
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Salix Nigra
Trump has dispatched help
Happens in my County too!
Then find a town that suits your needs there out there
I believe you internet guy
0:47 Did that little girl think she was in a photoshoot or something. 😂
Haha.. nice catch..
Ok with the hair flip lolz....
You Tube video: "Don't talk to the Police." Even if your innocent, don't talk to the police.
So true Cal. A
Amen. Do not ever trust or talk to police. They aren't working for you, they are working for each other.
Cal Ven you’re*
If your getting your Miranda rights read to u they specifically say “anything you say can and will be used AGAINST you in a court of law” ask the cop why would I talk to you if you’re planning to use what I say against me? My wife had it happen being completely innocent and all she said was I’d like to plead the 5th. Of course be courteous about giving them your name or whatever but what a joke.
I've seen that video. It's a tutorial on how to get yourself arrested. Answer questions honestly and concisely. Facts only. Don't go into unnecessary details. Be polite and friendly. This is the time to demonstrate your social adeptness, not your lack thereof.
In my 61 years I have encountered cops on and off duty. I have a negative opinion of them. I knew cops that used and sold controlled substances, protected bookies. I knew a cop that told me that if I ever get a ticket he would take care of it.
Why do I fear those that are assigned to protect me.
Sadly they have rarely been there for me when I really needed help.
But I am grateful to the rare few who did help.
This is normal the police in UK only help themselves. If someone calls 999 chances are the reply they get is "it's a civil matter and we don't come out for that!"
@@britbazza2529 ours only seem to care about is traffic issues.
It sucks
I was in my 40's, and driving 3 hours from VA to
MD. On the last leg of the trip, I had to go through 3 towns at 35 mph. No problem. Until I started to be pushed along, so, yep, I speed up and he does, too. We both get pulled over. I was questioned first, the usual. Plus, where was I headed. "Home". Then came a question I wasn't expecting, "you were being pushed?" YES!
How he knew? Sent on my way. Think about that often. A second or third police car? Had to be, the towns were only a few miles apart, with no pull offs until where we stopped. I was greatful to leave that man behind. Tailgaters bother me.
I understand that the problem is much worse 2021. (Dashcams work wonders.)
"Secret Tricks Every Police Officer Uses"
"They care for each other."
Wow, that was a closely guarded one. We weren't supposed to suspect that AT ALL.
Always answer direct questions they ask that could possibly incriminate with: "I don't believe so." "Not to my knowledge." "I don't recall."
None of these are admissions of guilt because they are neither yes or no answers so you're not lying or obstructing justice.
Lol
@@lavarball8856 Refusing to respond is not obstruction. It's your right to remain silent.
Yeah totally forgot seriously
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they touch your cars rear side to leave a print in case things go wrong
They are also checking to see if your trunk/hatchback is open. Its less common now, but there were instances when the partner of a criminal would hide in the trunk, and ambush an officer. Before c.1995~ few vehicles had a trunk release accessible from the driver's seat.
Also, they sometimes found evidence in the trunk. If it is in "Plain Sight" it is admissible in Court (Plain View Doctrine). Also true of anything visible in the back seat, etc.
Usually, before driving (in particular if crossing the International Border), I would clean the inside of my car, even vacuum it! If there was a bunch of junk, or even bags or baggage, it could result in a curious officer "Inspecting" my vehicle.
Ya.. that's what they said in the video
Yeah time to add spikes
@@paladinsix9285 but how do they know someone's in there just by touching it
willtheboss09 What he is saying is, cars didn’t really have the latches inside the trunk where if you were inside the trunk with the trunk completely closed that you could just use the latch to open the trunk. So pushing down on the trunk would make it so if there was someone in the trunk that they wouldn’t be able to get out and ambush the officer. Most cars now have the latch so you can get out of the trunk if you were in it
"Secrets".lol,the little animations are hilarious,i enjoyed that.
I'm still shocked when I watch US police shows like Cops etc. at the speed at which they convince themselves that it's necessary to plant a mans face into the ground often with force, if your walking and suddenly two police rush at you your natural reaction is to fear and you may well recoil from their advance, THIS IS NOT RESISTING ARREST as you have NOT even been arrested or given any reason for that as yet!
It would be nice if the research for this video involved more than just watching other videos that were also full of wrong info.
Matěj Kišac a lot
@Matěj Kišac Looks like we found our bootlicker
@@RespectfullyImNotReadingThat Pretty much.
yeah
@@ExploringWithLagz everything is wrong, twice i called the police and hung up. No swat came to our house.
8:23 not to show off, but I’ve seen the *real* bat mobile. It was parked down the road to my house and they had taken the back bit off for it to be road legal. ( I live near to where most of it was filmed.)That was cool.
Fredoodlez when I was around 10 years old, I lived around the corner from the guy that drove the Oscar Meyer Werner mobile! We used to go by there all the time because he would give us gum...I don’t know why I never forgot that!
If I was a law enforcement officer I would apply the law to everyone. Reminding myself I work for the public and not to make buddies.
I hear your point; however, "not to make buddies" could leave you vulnerable, particularly in communities.
You'd be arresting 2/3'rds of the police force then.
I agree 100% but you would get retribution from your fellow policemen. That thin blue line is actually very thick.
I was pulled over going 45 in a 35 zone on my way to work- he approached and told me what I did.. after recalling my drive I agreed with him as I told him what I did. He gave me a warning
I never understood the lying/tricking to get the truth out. I mean isn't it the same method a bad person would use? same shoes if u ask me.
You mean 'induced' conversation'?
its bs that they can lie but i cant....so ill fake stutter and pause and shake like.im.nervouse....even tho i did nothing wrong....
My experience has been mostly positive. I encountered two bad ones in Georgia and they were African-American just like me. I have met many excellent, professional black cops and white cops.
8:12 you see a belt of the Dutch police force. I recognise the logo everywhere. Our cops are the friendliest and reasonable until you get rude or mess with them so - back the blue - are here in The Netherlands, back the Bees cause their uniforms are black and yellow ;-)
There's 11 minutes I will never get back