Please define the difference between suspicion and articulable suspicion. Articulating (verbalize) your reason of suspicion is not articulable suspicion.
@CatBuchanan it is! She's knows what she's doing and it's evil that she wants him to have that on his record, even a contact record, of him stalking her for what he did, especially given the fact she offered to pose! Just further shows her being an antagonist.
I once lived in a neighborhood that had a home owners association and I had a neighbor that stuck her nose in everybody else’s business. She knew how to weaponize the HOA against her neighbors and for some reason the HOA was more than happy to let her use them as a weapon. It was a living nightmare. I now live in a non home owners association neighborhood on a private street where all of us neighbors mind our own business. What a Blessing!Thank God!
as a german citizen my view of a HOA is that it is the antithesis to the american values of individualtiy. It is kinda funny, if you think about it. PS: Love your channel and what you do. Greetings from a german vet. :-)
@@jesusbauer8861 The original intent of HOAs were to ensure neighborhoods had a sense of community and maintained value by contributing to the neighborhoods' upkeep. The downside being Karens have weaponized HOAs into their personal fiefdoms.
I'm having trouble with what these cops are doing , he didn't break any law, it seems to me that she's the one that needs to be reminded about the law.
Nope, you misread the situation. Cop didn't go do some research to see if he was RIGHT on the law. Cop ADMITTED his alarm was dispelled, and he did not think he was stalking her. He stated he was going to go back to his car and SEARCH through some OTHER codes, to SEE if he could find one that gave him reasonable suspicion, so he could ID him. Cop is a shitbag.
@milehighgambler no, he isn't. He LITERALLY told the guy he didn't think he had broken the law, but was going back to his cruiser to see if he could FIND something to charge him with sonde could get his ID. He was trying to GET the ID for the crazy rabbit laby.
I think he had the wits to be aware that he had to compensate for the half-wit superior who was there with him. Maybe it was just them doing training scenario. That got me me thinking, auditors seem to have it fairly good...but they do have to go out and get it, and it can be hit or miss...right? So, what happens when people start realizing that they can run plays on them just like it's on the ball field back in grade school. You don't even have to be good, because they can't really kick you off the team, or not let you play...and boom, someone to make a call, file a complaint, bait them in the front yard...one person calls, one person offers up some suspicious behaviour or says something a little cryptic, then shut it down like zip. Really, I am sure that half the cops around here would probably be baited like that easy breezy. Lawsuits lawsuits, clean them CAFR's out. It's wealth distribution time!
My step-dad probably went about that time ago and I can tell you he's like the stereotypical "things aren't like the old days with those stupid cameras they make em wear and all that 'sensitivity training' 🙄 thry have to do now, what happened to just arresting people?" And you have to think "well dude you'd have no license and 3 strikes of DUIs if it was just as simple as arresting people who commit crimes" 🙄
I've known and interacted with some ladies who were kind of like this, and they were suffering from paranoid delusions/schizophrenia. For the most part they were fine and kept to themselves as long as they were on their meds. One of them worked for us in the apartment building helping with cleaning and she was actually pretty nice. But there were times when you knew something wasn't right because she'd complain about the people outside her door yelling at her, calling her names, etc. We'd review the hallway footage and there was nobody there except her sometimes opening her door to yell out at the ghosts in her head to shut up. That's when we knew she had issues... but honestly, if you get to know someone like that when they're in a right frame of mind, it helps. But if you know someone is like that and then antagonize them (maybe by going by and snapping photos), yeah, it'll set off all the paranoia alarms, no matter how many meds they're on. Some folks are just wired oddly.
@@ytmadpoo do you realize not everyone who says X has Y thing either right? i could say i've been gang stalked but i've never been dianosis of schizophrenia in my entire life or delusions people can be completely sober and still have delusions that doesn't mean they got X things either you can't apply everything to all of those ladies. they have different bodies different brains and different hormones and differenet diets
I've seen a few videos of genuinely good guy cops, but honestly, I think this guy is the best I have ever seen. He was honest and straight forward. Most importantly in my opinion, he was humble. He did not act as if he knew everything and was the ultimate arbiter of law. He was humble enough to admit he needed to look up the codes and confirm he was doing his job properly. Honestly it's kind of sad how incredibly impressive it seems to be when an officer simply acts like a reasonable, honest, humble, and respectful human being. It should be the standard for people who are accepted into that role. But this guy is awesome for being a good person, sticking to his morals, and serving as an awesome example for what it means to serve the public.
@@Donaleigh222 Yeah I don't think there'd be any chance of her actually getting that but I think the cop new it wasn't an argument worth having with someone so thick headed
I disagree with ATA’s rating on the cops. I understand his point on the knowledge, but I think that is more on training provided than on officers since it seems that so many don’t understand. The fact that the officer was willing to professionally respect rights and research to come to correct outcome when unsure, is an A (B+ at lowest) in my book. We see so many on here that immediately escalate in this situation and then claim obstruction.
Brayden was the only one who tried to deescalate anything by explaining the law to the two keystone cops. The cops needed to descalate the paranoid rabbit lady that she had no basis, even if everything she said was true, for a charge of stalking, and that they were not going to get Ginger beards name for her, and if she wanted further legal advice, consult an attorney.
Agreed but his bank robber explanation has some holes hahaha . It was absurd to correlate the two crimes with tge evidence given . I would have asked him if he seen cameras in the area as if he maybe filming a scene or did he see him walking towards or away from the bank haha there was a lot left in the wind in a argument for reasonable suspicion of a crime lmao
At the same time the citizen could have diffused most of the situation by giving his name. Fine dont answer questions but asking a person's name is entirely reasonable. Trooper was only successful cause the guy started answering simple questions.
@@howebrad4601 He's under no obligation to hand his personal info to a crazy woman who sees imaginary stalkers behind every tree. I wouldn't give my info either.
@@howebrad4601 false. The citizen is within his rights to not identify if no crime has been committed. He spoke way too much because he didn't want to go to jail. These cops believed the woman and then had to get the guys story to see if he was innocent. That's not how this is supposed to work.
Im so proud of Officer Roberts. He is exactly the kind of officer that I want working in my community. He took the time to get it right. Fair, honest, a true hero. Well done, sir. You have my respect.
@kprice8131 any officer nowadays who is willing to uphold the constitution is a hero to me, my cause as a US soldier, and my fallen brothers and sister. He is a hero. You need to quit holding that title to some unrealistic meaning.
@@LawyeringTuna Everything that you just described - fair, honest, and taking the time to get it right - is the bare minimum of what we should, as American tax payers, be able to expect from our police officers. When we water down those expectations, we create a situation where the cops are causing just as many problems as they are supposed to be preventing (just look at any democratic run city across the country for an example). We've become so used to seeing police officers abuse their authority that we feel the need to pat them on the back and sing their praises when they simply do their jobs, in spite of the fact that this is what they signed up for when they applied for that job. It is literally in the job description. But having said that, I don't consider those who join the military to be heroes, either. Unless you're drafted, what you did is what you signed up to do... no offense. I believe that we're on the same side, and I hope that you'll rethink your opinion on exactly what makes a hero, because it is so much more than we pretend it to be now.
That’s immediately what I thought. One asshole neighbor is common, two is pretty unlikely, but when all your neighbors are assholes you need to look inwards.
The most egregious part is when the officers assert that "you must answer our questions because we are investigating you" or "now you are detained so you must answer questions". Or even "you are not arrested so you cannot plead the 5th", as if you only have the right to remain silent once you are arrested? This wasn't even about trying to I.D. him. They were asking "who is your friend?" and asserting that he has to tell them. A real bad start.
The funny part is that Miranda rights enter the picture when you are in police custody and being asked questions. Saying "you are detained" is the definition of being put in police custody.
Yeh I agree - giving both officers the same grade is kinda CRAZEE!!! Not often I disagree with @auditthaudit.... but he got it wrong this time. Theres NO WAY both Cops dealt with this situation in equal measure...!!! The Trooper 'saved' the other Cop from arresting the guy...! Cuz he was likely gonna go all in.....
Yeah I’ve known people like her… always has a “stalker”, creates a wake of chaos wherever they go and always seems to become enemies with everyone around them.
Had one call the cops on me because me & a friend parked in front of her house every day. He gave me a ride home. “Her house” was across the street from my house. We’d pull up, finish our conversation then I’d get out of the car. Even the cop rolled his eyes over the situation.
@@madtabby66 Why would she call the cops if the car was outside your house? And if it wasn't outside your house, then maybe you have too many cars & she sees that as your problem, not hers.
To be fair he did admit to blacklisting her. He made her name dirt to her neighbours. So it's quit likely some other local social justice warriors joined in. She may have committed acts he didn't agree with but he probably didn't fact check. Were the rabbits being rescued from being sold in the shop as live pet feed? Did he even check! Where's any proof of his claims? I've watched far too many true crime stuff to take him at face value. Serial killers can on the spot adlib similar emotionally manipulative stories to elicit community wide support. I'd like him to be the hero he seems. But where is the fact checking?
This goes to show how the auditing community has greatly helped our nation over the years through their educational videos. 10 years ago I didn’t know a thing about how to conduct myself with government or laws.
Is there any proof she did? He could've just made that up. If he's rescuing them then what does he do with them? If the pet shop is selling the rabbits as live pet food then sorry but setting them free may be preferable, if nobody will take them.
Grade A cop work. Well done gentleman. They were misinformed but didn't let that stop them from learning. Trooper Robert's double checking his position was proper.
@@Fade2black5150 I expect no man to know every law. I do expect those who enforce laws to be willing to admit a lack of knowledge. Admitting to a lack of knowledge and then taking steps to learn and enforce the law as it is supposed to be isn't a bad thing to me. I stand by my statement.
@@buck45osu But knowing commonly interacted with laws( like the 5th amendment ) to be known by them is not at all unreasonable to expect and the one cop either didn't or did not care, and tried to violate his rights by claiming that he had to answer questions. Other cop was good though.
If mainstream media was to finally acknowledge the auditing community and then show some are really horrific opportunities to cops went well beyond any kind of logical limits you know maybe a couple of interactions in Aurora Colorado and then play these kind of interactions like you're playing today and play Brian on here's the deal has a couple that he's recently posted if the mainstream media talked to use guys and put this together and put it out there like an actual story that would end up getting on every network then maybe maybe we'd have some way of fixing this country in a small way maybe they should ask Donald Trump if he wants to be involved or you should ask Donald Trump if he wants to be involved you know him talking about immunities He's the guy that keeps getting all kinds of immunities who's declare bankruptcy multiple times and you know for a businessman to you know like at least the Elon musk he blows things up but he's got rockets in the air Donald well he's got some hotels and he's supposed to have a big deal going on in India let's ask him about that and as soon as this Russia stops trust me Trump's going to have properties all over Moscow and St Petersburg don't you worry I see this stuff coming Trump's going to be jumping from some this that the other billionaire he'll be flying up there through the ranks He's a self promoter I can't believe that muskin some of the others working with him because you know usually he backstabs whoever he puts into different roles ask the first group of guys that's why I don't trust this entire administration we'll see if he plays it right but I hope somebody collects all my goofy posts on all your different platforms we the people here's the deal high impact you was the civil rights lure anyhow hopefully hopefully hopefully these guys could bring it together and bring it in command of Senate and the news media and I trust in you I have a logical mind like you guys I don't have no big big impact with a channel or anything like that but I hope you see this post or any of the others and get your stuff together to get it out there force like you know CNN or NBC or today or a good morning America or whatever the other ones are be nice God bless you all
"Im being gangstalked" translated: Dont belive a fucking word I say, dispatch should assign any of my calls as low priority because I will become a public nuisance.
She does need to go back to school at best get some common sense. Gang stalking by definition is literally usually someone, claiming they're being followed, harassed and stalked by a large group of people, 3 separate people isn't a large group, a large is 10 to 15 plus people follwing you. She also needs mental, physical, and emotion help, therapy may do her justice as she's falsely accusing people, she's making nonsensical claims, amd she did infact lie in the body camera footage several times. So she is liable for lying.
That cop did a great job getting the guy to spill the beans just by complimenting him lmao. "I'm not saying anything to you!" "You seem like a savvy guy..." "You're right, I am, now here's everything you wanted to know!" hahaha
I agree, but it also showed that the officer showed respect to the citizen didnt treat him with contempt that we see most of the cops on here doing. The guy should’ve just kept his mouth shut, but The Cop being a human and actually treating the other person like a human and someone that he serves got the information that he wanted at the end
Great cop, took the time to listen, INVESTIGATE before jumping to conclusions and arresting for not identifying and obstructing. Exactly what 99% of the cops in these videos will do. This cop is part of the 1%, amazing job. I’m sure he is going to get an A, along with the citizen. Edit:The other cop who stood silent, I get the feeling he was getting taught a lesson on how to police. He may not have agreed with the other officer so he stood quiet.
@@gregkasza1925 Agreed. The good cop played his part perfectly, manipulated someone who should not have uttered one word into answering dozens of questions. This is a bad cop using tricks to appear like a good cop.
@@blackjackbrant I don't know if that's fair. If Brayden hadn't been "manipulated" into speaking, the cops would have walked away still thinking he was a stalker, because that's a reasonable inference from what that Karen said. It's almost always best for the individual not to talk to the police... But the police have a duty to the community to try to investigate crimes, including by asking questions. So, it comes down to a question of priorities. I don't think the trooper is a bad cop just because his priorities aren't the same as the individual's.
@@akhasshativeritsol1950don't forget that he still wasn't convinced. It wasn't until he spoke with the lady a second time that he was convinced on who to believe more. He himself said that he wasn't convinced before. This guy is almost a good cop. And he's the best officer I've ever seen within one of these interactions. It's a high bar, and he's leading the pack though. So like he deserves some slack. Plus bonus points for legit saying "I'm not with the blue line" (paraphrasing). Grading on a curve it's an A+, grading properly, I agree with the B-.
@@jamesjacola351 That person also went to the police academy, learned a little but was evasive when asked where she served. She might not have made it through the whole program as evidence by her understanding of the law.
@@bobw53jrmaAlso Australia for the harm invasive/feral rabbits can do! And it's cruel, like dropping city folk into the wild w/o training. Also if that guy is catching rabbits that look like pets, they're not strays or wild like she's implying! They're wrongfully let go. Domestic rabbits are a different *species* than US wild ones. Easy to tell the diff: color, size, fur type, & usually temperament... Just WTF
Wow! An intelligent, reasonable cop. I admire that your channel shows police doing there jobs professionally. It is so common that they, police do not, and you generally expose their misbehavior. Your channel is a great public service
Trooper Roberts should have gotten an A. He did exactly what I want every cop to do--investigate the situation and confirm their understanding of the law before taking action.
Agreed. I don't expect cops to know every law. Lawyers and judges don't know every law and frequently have to reference previous trials when working. I do however expect that when a cop is being challenged on something they don't know, they educate themselves and make sure they get the proper outcome so they don't start violating civilian's rights'. Which is exactly what Roberts did.
Agreed completely. There are so many laws on the book that it is impossible to know them all. The officer specifically said the stalking statute MAY provide reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime to force the id, BUT he needs to verify first. This is a perfect and well reasoned way to work on the situation.
It’s very obvious that there’s an incredible amount of effort that goes into producing these videos. The research into case law is thorough and exhaustive. Brilliant work. I’ve never set foot in any law school, but I might be ready for the bar exam just from watching these videos! Much obliged, sir.👍
There is definitely something that lady is doing that is shady, she seems paranoid. Taking pics from a public street isn’t a crime at all. Otherwise they’d have to ban those Google camera vans from taking videos for their maps app.
It might not be illegal but it's weird as fuck. Why would you take pictures of people who you aren't even friends with in public if they aren't doing anything wrong?
That was the BEST interaction I've seen posted on your channel so far. We need more of THIS in policing. I'd want an Officer Roberts in my own police department.
State Cop, A+. Local cop, C. I cannot imagine how that interaction could have gone better with the state cop. On the other hand, it seems like the local cop is maybe 1 of 3? There is a reason that training for state is longer and harder. Why not say this is a perfect example of a vet cop teaching the rookie how to handle the situation?
Exactly and promoting this as a good example is only going to lead to more people trying to talk their way out of an investigation instead of remaining silent.
Cop is absolutely amazing. I generally am a huge cop hater but this cop restores some of my faith. He needs an immediate raise and promotion. Thumbs up 5 stars officer
besides the fact that he went back to the cruiser, not to look up what constitutes Staking, but to find a law that would compel the citizen to identify himself. If he would have done that when he arrived, he would have seen right away that he had no leg to stand on.
Fun fact he IS doing His Job correctly and everybody stands for a Promotion 😂 sorry dont understand that in detail because here in Europe our police officers are Well trained and for 3 years
To offer some context after having lived in the area for several years, setting rabbits free poses a couple of concerns: -rabbits mutiply quickly and can be a pest to the staple industry of southeast Idaho of farming; and, -given the presence of predators like coyotes and mountain lions, releasing a domesticated rabbit to the wild is not a kindness, but closer to a death sentence.
- they multiply so fast and are a great snack for said predators, they come more into the neighborhoods more. Then cats and small dogs are free game, too. Lots of issues with it
As a former vet tech.. Freeing _any_ domesticated animal is just pure cruelty, they are not necessarily able to thrive in the wild. Dying of hunger is slow, painful death; exposure to elements or painful infections aren’t cool either. Supplying snacks to predators is just immoral, in many ways. Introducing non-native animals can easily throw off ecological balance. If you take on another soul, you are accountable for it. Period.
He only invoked it when asked his identity and the identity of his friend. Otherwise he was happy to explain what happened because he is obviously innocent of any crime.
Crazy that the cop explicitly said that the conversation dispelled his suspicions and then instantly flipped and tried to articulate reasonable suspicion in order to get ID.
It's so painful to watch cops that have no idea what the law is. "She has a reasonable expectation of privacy on her property" .. good lord. As soon as she said the words "gang stalking" they should have known she was a schizophrenic.
@@seeya205That and when she said "what I need you to do..." Cop should said "I investigate crimes. I don't do, "what you need me to do" lol. What is the crime you are reporting again?"
In Idaho you do. Not in your front yard of course if it's open and in plain view of the public. But, Idaho takes privacy laws very seriously and are much more stringent than the rest of the country. Let's say a neighbor has a surveillance camera facing your front house, and let's say you have a bedroom with a window on the front of your house. Your neighbor can be civilly and criminally prosecuted for video taping the bedroom. As Idaho considers that a violation of privacy. Even though it has a window on the front of the house, that can be seen from public.
I really like this cop. Does his job, doesn't push too hard, and is respectfully trying to convince him to give up his name. This is how cops should move!
Trooper is a term used by most US State Police agencies, with the exceptions of California and New Mexico. Technically, Trooper is a rank but is often used ubiquitously for any State Police.
This video should be used religiously as a training/refresher video for all officers everywhere. Kudos to both the officer & the animal rescuer for a calm, cool-headed interaction.
Cop : I love that it dispellls any notion that you were taking pictures of women. Dude it doesn't matter if he was taking pictures of every woman outside of their house in the whole neighborhood. He was on a PUBLIC sidewalk and they were in PUBLIC view.
not true if the complainant articulates that the conduct is repetitive and meets the elements of criminal harassment or stalking for instance….then photography COULD be a violation of a court order or an element of a larger pattern of harassment. No officer can know every word of every code….as such I thought the trooper did excellent… The city officer on the other hand in my opinion was aggressive. In fact at the beginning of the video based on the woman’s manner of speech I thought she was perhaps an “off duty” officer who was invoking some event to compel responding officers to arrest the bike guy. “Braden” on the OTHER hand was far too talkative and as others have pointed out….when complemented immediately engaged in lengthy discussion and explanation that in many other encounters would have likely provided officers additional facts to support “forced ID” or even arrest. Filming is constitutionally protected….but time/place and manner combined with public forum doctrine governs what is and is NOT permissible….here there’s an additional overlay of a complaint of “harassment” that while I think was NOT met…..CERTAINLY justified the officers brief detention. I highly encourage anyone who has contact with law enforcement to simply ZIP it…..and if you feel you’re in the right to MAYBE simply briefly comment that you had ZERO ill will or intent. “Braden’s” comment to his desire to “blacklist” “Barbara” could have been a potential liability and exposure …..
To be fair he did a really good job of explaining what his reasonable articulable suspicion was. Edit: seriously I'm starting to think most of y'all responding to my comment did not watch the video. The suspected crime was stalking. If he hadn't talked to the guy he wouldn't have been doing his due diligence. He didn't arrest the guy when he didnt ID. His suspicion was dispelled after a conversation. If you genuinely want to support the auditing community don't be an apologist.
There is some expectations of privacy on your private property. This has been explained in other ATA video. Something to do with imminent domain. Do some research but repetitive actions could result in arrest.
That sigh of "O M G" from the second officer after talking to that lady on the phone (23:03). Sums her up perfectly based on the whole interaction. 😆 Props to the him for handling it really professionally despite his limited understanding of the statutes involved.
Right away this lady is off her rocker to say she feeds "stray" squirrels like they're not wild animals. Also its probably better to surrender the cats to a reputable shelter so they can be adopted, instead of letting them roam the neighborhood as outdoor cats and constantly feeding them. She already gets an F from me for how she treats animals.
@@OverDriveah She's probably taking the rabbits from a shelter and releasing them, but it sounded like the cats were already strays. More than likely she's feeding other peoples' cats as well as strays and encouraging them to remain outdoors, which may not be illegal but it can definitely cause needless damage to the ecosystem.
I've dealt with a crazy lady that fed squirrels, worst part was that crazy lady lived in my house. Got into a huge argument with her once because I told her to stop feeding the squirrels, they don't need your help, they can feed themselves. The squirrels were hiding all the food in my cars engine bay... She freaked out on me, started screaming at me calling me a liar and saying shit like "feeding squirrels is one of the only things that bring me joy". I proceeded to open my hood and show all the corn stashed everywhere and she still called me a liar. Needless to say, she was batshit crazy and soon wasn't living with us anymore.
@@NodakNews WORST GANG OF ALL TIMES! I AGREE, LARGEST GANG IN THE UNITED STATES, AND IS TAXPAYER FUNDED! EVERY SINGE ITEM THEY WEAR AND CARRY, EVERY VEHICLE THEY DRIVE, ALL THE FUEL THEY WASTE, THE BUILDING THEY CALL HEADQUARTERS, ALL THE INSURANCE BENEFITS OF THEIR FAMILY ... YEAH WE PAID FOR THAT! SO THEY CAN RIDE AROUND AND LEGALLY "JACK PEOPLE" LIKE THIEVES AND INTIMIDATE PEOPLE LIKE THEY ARE GANGSTER ELITES, UNTOUCHABLE.... ITS A DISGRACE TO FREEDOM🤮
I didn't know about gangstalked but doxed is used everywhere, on any platform I've ever been on. I don't have tiktok at all, never had it never will. I don't even use Facebook.
both doxed & gang stalk has been happening long before tiktok was even around though, we’re only now seeing more of it because it’s now easier for these troubled people to post these things. it’s been going on youtube for over a decade there’s just so much content being uploaded we don’t see it as often. you see it on tiktok a lot because people engage on it & try to feed into their delusions & troll so it gets pushed by the algorithm more, read the comments whenever you see it again on your fyp
He foolishly talked. Haven't seen the end of the video yet, but cops are not your friend. They want to arrest people. Some police may not have been institutionalized yet by the good old boys and the blue before anything groups yet. But they ussually get bullied out as the rest always need a g-budy to back up their lies
“Where did you serve?” “That doesn’t matter.” Narrator: “She in fact did not serve. Ever.” Also- her saying “10-4” at the beginning was a giant red flag
Alternative title "what it looks like to talk to a reasonable and articulate cop." Edit: B- was a lil harsh. I think Roberts gets extra credit for taking the time to look up the exact codes.
UK police have been criticised for implementing the policy that to reach the rank of inspector a cop needs to have reported on a colleague. On the face of it, the rule sounds awful. Then you realise it's been introduced as a counterbalance to the decades-old unofficial 'thin blue line' rule, and things start to make a lot more sense...
Not everyone is ready to deal with the manipulation and verbal judo that the police use like this cop. The cop was relentlessly trying to coerce this guy into handing over his ID, using manipulation disguised as kindness. He even admitted to making mistakes, yet continued to push for a violation of the man’s rights. It’s disturbing and downright psychopathic behavior.
@@GrandAncientOak I am not damning the guy for being unprepared to deal with the manipulation tactics of law enforcement. I am 100% calling out auditor RUclips channels who fail to point it out and even encourage others to behave in a similarly unwise manner. Channels like Audit the Audit actually make more money on content where people act against their own best interest because someone shutting up is not compelling content. Audit channels are financially incentivized to give bad advice that appeals to emotion.
He plead the 5th on identifying himself and giving info away about his friend, he knows they're here to investigate the situation, so instead of having a stand off in a weird way, he just give them his side of the situation, and by doing so he was found to not be in violation of the things they were investigating him about.
I’d give Roberts a solid “A.” The other guy gets a “D.” Would be an “F” except that he shut up and let Roberts take over and get the encounter back on track.
Whatever grade he'd been given, it would need to be lowered one whole letter grade for saying he does not have a supervisor when told one would be requested if ID was demanded. That kind of obfuscation is detrimental to trust.
The law is settled. Citizens don’t need to prove anything. Government needs to prove guilt of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt. This guy needs to NOT TALK.
@@GoErikTheRed I believe the standard for POs is a "preponderance of the evidence." There doesn't need to be a crime for a PO, but consequently the police don't have any business in helping an individual to file one. If she wants to do so she has to find his ID herself.
Every attorney I’ve ever heard address this issue has said “don’t talk to the police”. If you are arrested nothing you can say will improve your situation.
Because the cops did a few things. For starters one played the bad cop , While the other the good cop. And the good cop kept acting like he was on his side. He did that so he'd lower his guard. He also kept telling him how knowledgeable he was about his rights. Which stroked the bike guy's pride to where he felt more comfortable giving up more information. Cop used Jedi mind tricks and he fell for them.
I would have to say that was the best cop I've seen in a long time all he had to do was pull up the stalking statute and he would see that he doesn't have any probable cause
He doesn't have to incriminate himself but that doesnt mean he isn't guilty. I would have went to the woman for what evidence she had on this guy including the page he was posting this on and what the content of that actual page was. If it was actual rabits he was concerned about, thats one thing he's doing this sketchy behavior in good faith. But if he's doing it for his own immature or sick reasons to try and upset and cause alarm to this woman. Examples being vexatious rumors, cyberbullying, cyberstalking. If this guy has made 20 profiles to cyberstalk and dox this person and has now resorted to paying her litte visits in real life, that would justify charging him with stalking. The police also have the right to investigate his website or perhaps plethora and corroboration between him the user and him now the person at her house. He can keep his 4th and 5th ammendment rights, 100%. Im a constitutionalist too. But that doesnt mean criminals shouldn't be exposed and brought to justice.
They had a report but a report from a single person does not necessarily constitute reasonable suspicion. Just because someone called the cops and claimed something happened doesn't immediately give rise to reasonable suspicion even what she was saying that claimed alleged illegal activity was didn't allege that he had actually committed any crimes as ATA lays out in his analysis of reasonable suspicion for this event
I like how the cop said he was glad the guy explained himself to dispel his suspicions that he was a creepy stalker. I thought we were innocent until proven guilty.
@@JohnTitor-fw8jr No, they can have a conversation with anyone. Nothing illegal about that! You also don't have to engage in a conversation with them. Nothing illegal about that!
I think the lead guy who handled most of the conversation did a pretty good job investigating what actually happened. We need more cops like this. Maybe you should have rated the officers separately. I think the officer who made first contact should get a C- and the state trooper should get an A-.
I was pretty much hoping for such reaction. It was apparent that she was seeking doing any kind of harm to the young man and once she got into "what's your badge number" you could see in the officer's eyes that he realized who's he dealing with and the "omg" at the end was just a cherry on top
If you want insight into her just google "gang stalking", wild stuff. I don't mean Wikipedia, read some forum and reddit posts by people being gang stalked. Like one step below full blown schizophrenia and the cops take her seriously...
@@Dan-yk6sy That is their job and there are people for real who do get stalked and gang stalked and there is nothing funny about it. I am 100% sure you would not want 5 or more people being everywhere you are 24/7 and taking pictures of you kids family members friends ect ect. Do I agree with her? Well he did admit he was doing it and had planned on doing it for some time and also confirms he goes by her house to visit his friend and his friend is one of the other people she has problems with. So to that point yes but we also don't know the whole story and what all else went on with other people before this she could be the whole problem or they could who really knows.
Unfair to lump Roberts in with the other cop. Roberts had more knowledge, ability to show respect, and humility to say he didn't fully know the code and needed to go back to his car to confirm for sure. The other cop wasn't a complete dick like many are, but he was clearly a notch below Roberts.
Yeah, I think he wanted the ID so the woman's complaint could get shot down when she filed for the protective order, rather than the cops having to make the judgement call that he wasn't dangerous themselves (which would look REAL bad if he did turn out to be a stalker). I don't like that they tried to compel him to identify himself when he didn't have to... But I understand their motivations
The worst crime of this video is that woman's awful yard - I'm sure she's quite the respected member of the community. Imagine having that mess next door.
She doesn't have time to cut the grass, clean her porch off, clean up inside because we know the out & in gone match. But she has tiiiiiiiiiime to stalk her neighbors and release people raised animals.. something tells me she actually probably got a crush on him.
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Mr Man-Bun is already answering too many questions! Tell him to BE QUIET!!!
Please define the difference between suspicion and articulable suspicion.
Articulating (verbalize) your reason of suspicion is not articulable suspicion.
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Ironically, the officer filmed her, on her property, and that video is posted on the internet... aluminum foil curtains and all.
Funny how it seems like most of us missed that until you pointed it out 👍
STALKING IS SERIOUS
had to watch it back to look out for that - geez ah man...
@CatBuchanan it is! She's knows what she's doing and it's evil that she wants him to have that on his record, even a contact record, of him stalking her for what he did, especially given the fact she offered to pose! Just further shows her being an antagonist.
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I once lived in a neighborhood that had a home owners association and I had a neighbor that stuck her nose in everybody else’s business. She knew how to weaponize the HOA against her neighbors and for some reason the HOA was more than happy to let her use them as a weapon. It was a living nightmare.
I now live in a non home owners association neighborhood on a private street where all of us neighbors mind our own business.
What a Blessing!Thank God!
The GOAT is in the house! ❤
as a german citizen my view of a HOA is that it is the antithesis to the american values of individualtiy. It is kinda funny, if you think about it.
PS: Love your channel and what you do. Greetings from a german vet. :-)
God save the homeless vets!
You inspired people, and that's a beautiful thing. Appreciate you brother 🙏 💯
@@jesusbauer8861 The original intent of HOAs were to ensure neighborhoods had a sense of community and maintained value by contributing to the neighborhoods' upkeep.
The downside being Karens have weaponized HOAs into their personal fiefdoms.
She's the problem. Weaponizining police for an imaginary grievance is dangerous.
I'm having trouble with what these cops are doing , he didn't break any law, it seems to me that she's the one that needs to be reminded about the law.
She's insane
Should be punished wasting time like that on a first drive by film smh too many damn pansies these days
Gangstalking is real and the cops are in on it.
@@leethax100ya, I'd bet good money she has mental issues.
The fact that the cop was like I'm not totally sure lemme go do some research real quick is a breath of fresh air.
Honestly if all cops were like this they wouldn’t have the absolutely terrible reputation they do now
Nope, you misread the situation. Cop didn't go do some research to see if he was RIGHT on the law. Cop ADMITTED his alarm was dispelled, and he did not think he was stalking her.
He stated he was going to go back to his car and SEARCH through some OTHER codes, to SEE if he could find one that gave him reasonable suspicion, so he could ID him.
Cop is a shitbag.
He's cool headed. Hope he's training future officers. Could prevent alot of unnecessary escalations
@milehighgambler no, he isn't. He LITERALLY told the guy he didn't think he had broken the law, but was going back to his cruiser to see if he could FIND something to charge him with sonde could get his ID. He was trying to GET the ID for the crazy rabbit laby.
I think he had the wits to be aware that he had to compensate for the half-wit superior who was there with him. Maybe it was just them doing training scenario. That got me me thinking, auditors seem to have it fairly good...but they do have to go out and get it, and it can be hit or miss...right? So, what happens when people start realizing that they can run plays on them just like it's on the ball field back in grade school. You don't even have to be good, because they can't really kick you off the team, or not let you play...and boom, someone to make a call, file a complaint, bait them in the front yard...one person calls, one person offers up some suspicious behaviour or says something a little cryptic, then shut it down like zip. Really, I am sure that half the cops around here would probably be baited like that easy breezy. Lawsuits lawsuits, clean them CAFR's out. It's wealth distribution time!
She makes complaints against 3 people
Maybe she’s the problem
No no no, she's being gang stalked... Totally real...
Notice how she didn't tell them that she let animals go😂
Exactly.
Her neighbors are the aholes. Not her. Didn't you hear her? 😅
@@xmarine73 😂sorry she was clear about that
"I went to the Police Academy 30 years ago." Are you sure you didn't just watch the movie? 😂
more importantly you went but didn’t graduate then?
jesus christ how did you flunk THAT
Great movie
I noticed she didn't say she was a former police officer, either. She just went to the academy a whole ass generation ago. Wild
yumma-yumma-yumma-yumma-yaaaammah
My step-dad probably went about that time ago and I can tell you he's like the stereotypical "things aren't like the old days with those stupid cameras they make em wear and all that 'sensitivity training' 🙄 thry have to do now, what happened to just arresting people?" And you have to think "well dude you'd have no license and 3 strikes of DUIs if it was just as simple as arresting people who commit crimes" 🙄
The only people I’ve ever heard use the term gang stalkers are meth heads.
It's a real this though.. Have you ever heard of Tory Smith?
I've known and interacted with some ladies who were kind of like this, and they were suffering from paranoid delusions/schizophrenia. For the most part they were fine and kept to themselves as long as they were on their meds. One of them worked for us in the apartment building helping with cleaning and she was actually pretty nice. But there were times when you knew something wasn't right because she'd complain about the people outside her door yelling at her, calling her names, etc. We'd review the hallway footage and there was nobody there except her sometimes opening her door to yell out at the ghosts in her head to shut up. That's when we knew she had issues... but honestly, if you get to know someone like that when they're in a right frame of mind, it helps. But if you know someone is like that and then antagonize them (maybe by going by and snapping photos), yeah, it'll set off all the paranoia alarms, no matter how many meds they're on. Some folks are just wired oddly.
Who ?@@energeticpets
@@ytmadpoo do you realize not everyone who says X has Y thing either right? i could say i've been gang stalked but i've never been dianosis of schizophrenia in my entire life or delusions people can be completely sober and still have delusions that doesn't mean they got X things either you can't apply everything to all of those ladies. they have different bodies different brains and different hormones and differenet diets
Meth heads don't eat...this woman clearly eats.
Credit, where credit is due. That officer is a star and loved how he handled himself. We need more Police like him.
Completely agree!
I've seen a few videos of genuinely good guy cops, but honestly, I think this guy is the best I have ever seen.
He was honest and straight forward.
Most importantly in my opinion, he was humble. He did not act as if he knew everything and was the ultimate arbiter of law. He was humble enough to admit he needed to look up the codes and confirm he was doing his job properly.
Honestly it's kind of sad how incredibly impressive it seems to be when an officer simply acts like a reasonable, honest, humble, and respectful human being. It should be the standard for people who are accepted into that role. But this guy is awesome for being a good person, sticking to his morals, and serving as an awesome example for what it means to serve the public.
@@InsouciantSoul completely agree!!
There is no legal basis for a protection order. You have to have grounds.. she doesnt
@@Donaleigh222 Yeah I don't think there'd be any chance of her actually getting that but I think the cop new it wasn't an argument worth having with someone so thick headed
Trooper Roberts was amazing. He handled this situation with such patience and kindness. It was a really refreshing to watch. Thanks for your videos.
I totally agree!
Perfect interaction. This is how cops can EARN respect in communities. Not by having an ego and trying to demand it.
agreed feels like these videos are having some affect really glad.
He did try to compel a statement and ID.
I disagree with ATA’s rating on the cops. I understand his point on the knowledge, but I think that is more on training provided than on officers since it seems that so many don’t understand.
The fact that the officer was willing to professionally respect rights and research to come to correct outcome when unsure, is an A (B+ at lowest) in my book. We see so many on here that immediately escalate in this situation and then claim obstruction.
I have NEVER HEARD a cop say ""Im not a Thin Blue Line Guy"" wow !
I guess this is “one of the good ones.”
@@SaraphDarklawHa. All these decades later & we found him!
@@SaraphDarklaw I've heard they exist but never dared to believe it, well not never just not sense I woke up.
Right?! I did a double take spit take.
I'm glad you posted this because I thought I was hallucinating at first.
That cop who de-esculates that whole situation should provide courses. Whether he is right or wrong, his demenor and cadence was perfect
I agree. I actually emailed a commendation to his district. I've never done that before. Very impressive.
Brayden was the only one who tried to deescalate anything by explaining the law to the two keystone cops. The cops needed to descalate the paranoid rabbit lady that she had no basis, even if everything she said was true, for a charge of stalking, and that they were not going to get Ginger beards name for her, and if she wanted further legal advice, consult an attorney.
My thoughts exactly this is the most perfect cop I've ever seen he should lead classes and train
The three different private property signs, all within 10 feet of each other said it all.
It is very refreshing to see an officer who is reasonable and takes the time to find out what is really going on.
Agreed, the first cop wasn't really doing it but the 2nd was so level headed that he actually stopped withholding info
Agreed but his bank robber explanation has some holes hahaha . It was absurd to correlate the two crimes with tge evidence given . I would have asked him if he seen cameras in the area as if he maybe filming a scene or did he see him walking towards or away from the bank haha there was a lot left in the wind in a argument for reasonable suspicion of a crime lmao
At the same time the citizen could have diffused most of the situation by giving his name. Fine dont answer questions but asking a person's name is entirely reasonable. Trooper was only successful cause the guy started answering simple questions.
@@howebrad4601 He's under no obligation to hand his personal info to a crazy woman who sees imaginary stalkers behind every tree. I wouldn't give my info either.
@@howebrad4601 false. The citizen is within his rights to not identify if no crime has been committed. He spoke way too much because he didn't want to go to jail. These cops believed the woman and then had to get the guys story to see if he was innocent. That's not how this is supposed to work.
Im so proud of Officer Roberts. He is exactly the kind of officer that I want working in my community. He took the time to get it right. Fair, honest, a true hero. Well done, sir. You have my respect.
Someone that does ACTUAL investigate police work. It's refreshing to see.
a hero? for just doing his job? Please don't water down the meaning of a hero. It's a disservice to real heros.
@kprice8131 any officer nowadays who is willing to uphold the constitution is a hero to me, my cause as a US soldier, and my fallen brothers and sister. He is a hero. You need to quit holding that title to some unrealistic meaning.
@@LawyeringTuna Everything that you just described - fair, honest, and taking the time to get it right - is the bare minimum of what we should, as American tax payers, be able to expect from our police officers. When we water down those expectations, we create a situation where the cops are causing just as many problems as they are supposed to be preventing (just look at any democratic run city across the country for an example).
We've become so used to seeing police officers abuse their authority that we feel the need to pat them on the back and sing their praises when they simply do their jobs, in spite of the fact that this is what they signed up for when they applied for that job. It is literally in the job description.
But having said that, I don't consider those who join the military to be heroes, either. Unless you're drafted, what you did is what you signed up to do... no offense. I believe that we're on the same side, and I hope that you'll rethink your opinion on exactly what makes a hero, because it is so much more than we pretend it to be now.
@@kprice8131hardly a hero😃
She calls all her neighbors a-holes. She may want to look at herself before she points the finger at everybody else
She looked in the mirror and saw a butthole…
Assholes surround her, but she is an exception. A genuine diamond in the rough 😂😂
That’s immediately what I thought. One asshole neighbor is common, two is pretty unlikely, but when all your neighbors are assholes you need to look inwards.
I don't think she should point fingers. She might pop an implant.
@@booshmcfadden7638those are some real titties my friend
The most egregious part is when the officers assert that "you must answer our questions because we are investigating you" or "now you are detained so you must answer questions". Or even "you are not arrested so you cannot plead the 5th", as if you only have the right to remain silent once you are arrested? This wasn't even about trying to I.D. him. They were asking "who is your friend?" and asserting that he has to tell them. A real bad start.
The funny part is that Miranda rights enter the picture when you are in police custody and being asked questions. Saying "you are detained" is the definition of being put in police custody.
Cops automatically lying again, it's covered under the "cos I said so" law( non law).
Yeh I agree - giving both officers the same grade is kinda CRAZEE!!!
Not often I disagree with @auditthaudit.... but he got it wrong this time.
Theres NO WAY both Cops dealt with this situation in equal measure...!!!
The Trooper 'saved' the other Cop from arresting the guy...! Cuz he was likely gonna go all in.....
That woman is obviously troubled. Paranoid delusions are a real thing.
yes. 🤓
She used the term gang stalking. That should be an instant red flag to anyone who knows what that term is and who uses it.
The only thing being stalked is a double cheeseburger by her.
Yeah the term "gang stalking" is most often used by schizophrenic people
@@mcusertonyup. That delusion is so common in schizophrenia
Yeah I’ve known people like her… always has a “stalker”, creates a wake of chaos wherever they go and always seems to become enemies with everyone around them.
Had one call the cops on me because me & a friend parked in front of her house every day.
He gave me a ride home. “Her house” was across the street from my house. We’d pull up, finish our conversation then I’d get out of the car. Even the cop rolled his eyes over the situation.
METH
@@madtabby66 Why would she call the cops if the car was outside your house? And if it wasn't outside your house, then maybe you have too many cars & she sees that as your problem, not hers.
To be fair he did admit to blacklisting her. He made her name dirt to her neighbours. So it's quit likely some other local social justice warriors joined in. She may have committed acts he didn't agree with but he probably didn't fact check. Were the rabbits being rescued from being sold in the shop as live pet feed? Did he even check! Where's any proof of his claims? I've watched far too many true crime stuff to take him at face value. Serial killers can on the spot adlib similar emotionally manipulative stories to elicit community wide support. I'd like him to be the hero he seems. But where is the fact checking?
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The thieves tried her car, then my car, then another neighbours and it was the 4th or 5th they finally got into.
This goes to show how the auditing community has greatly helped our nation over the years through their educational videos. 10 years ago I didn’t know a thing about how to conduct myself with government or laws.
Doom;GO SUCK A POTATO
Agreed perfect statement
Reasonable, articulable suspicion OF A CRIME. Once they knew no crime was committed the detention is null.
Some many laws were misstated by BOTH cops. My opinion
If the lady is buying and releasing captive rabbits, she is definitely breaking the law
Domesticated rabbits do not know how to survive in the wild or in urban areas. She is sending them to their death. I don’t like this woman already.
I hope she’s buying them. But lately “rescue” is the #1 cause of animal theft. Someone decides you don’t treat your pet right and they just steal it.
cops dont know the law
She feeding the wildlife. Hawks, foxes, and etc etc.
Is there any proof she did? He could've just made that up. If he's rescuing them then what does he do with them? If the pet shop is selling the rabbits as live pet food then sorry but setting them free may be preferable, if nobody will take them.
Grade A cop work. Well done gentleman. They were misinformed but didn't let that stop them from learning. Trooper Robert's double checking his position was proper.
It wouldn't be grade A cop work, when law enforcement have to be educated on the law by a citizen.
@@Fade2black5150 I expect no man to know every law. I do expect those who enforce laws to be willing to admit a lack of knowledge. Admitting to a lack of knowledge and then taking steps to learn and enforce the law as it is supposed to be isn't a bad thing to me. I stand by my statement.
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But knowing commonly interacted with laws( like the 5th amendment ) to be known by them is not at all unreasonable to expect and the one cop either didn't or did not care, and tried to violate his rights by claiming that he had to answer questions.
Other cop was good though.
@@buck45osu You stand by and support this man being illegally detained?
Best Audit you've done in years. Thank you for the way you presented it. You'll have a million views in a few days. Very real people!
wym every analysis is on point
5501:SO YOU LIKE CHICKEN SHIT
Two weeks gone and barely over half a mil views.
You’re wrong!
If mainstream media was to finally acknowledge the auditing community and then show some are really horrific opportunities to cops went well beyond any kind of logical limits you know maybe a couple of interactions in Aurora Colorado and then play these kind of interactions like you're playing today and play Brian on here's the deal has a couple that he's recently posted if the mainstream media talked to use guys and put this together and put it out there like an actual story that would end up getting on every network then maybe maybe we'd have some way of fixing this country in a small way maybe they should ask Donald Trump if he wants to be involved or you should ask Donald Trump if he wants to be involved you know him talking about immunities He's the guy that keeps getting all kinds of immunities who's declare bankruptcy multiple times and you know for a businessman to you know like at least the Elon musk he blows things up but he's got rockets in the air Donald well he's got some hotels and he's supposed to have a big deal going on in India let's ask him about that and as soon as this Russia stops trust me Trump's going to have properties all over Moscow and St Petersburg don't you worry I see this stuff coming Trump's going to be jumping from some this that the other billionaire he'll be flying up there through the ranks He's a self promoter I can't believe that muskin some of the others working with him because you know usually he backstabs whoever he puts into different roles ask the first group of guys that's why I don't trust this entire administration we'll see if he plays it right but I hope somebody collects all my goofy posts on all your different platforms we the people here's the deal high impact you was the civil rights lure anyhow hopefully hopefully hopefully these guys could bring it together and bring it in command of Senate and the news media and I trust in you I have a logical mind like you guys I don't have no big big impact with a channel or anything like that but I hope you see this post or any of the others and get your stuff together to get it out there force like you know CNN or NBC or today or a good morning America or whatever the other ones are be nice God bless you all
"Im being gangstalked" translated: Dont belive a fucking word I say, dispatch should assign any of my calls as low priority because I will become a public nuisance.
she said "10-4" to the 911 operator. Certified insane person.
She should be sentenced to one hour of motor boating.
"false reporting" 100%
Yea, not sure why the officer believed anything she said. My first reaction was that she was crazy. Why don’t cops have common sense?
She does need to go back to school at best get some common sense. Gang stalking by definition is literally usually someone, claiming they're being followed, harassed and stalked by a large group of people, 3 separate people isn't a large group, a large is 10 to 15 plus people follwing you. She also needs mental, physical, and emotion help, therapy may do her justice as she's falsely accusing people, she's making nonsensical claims, amd she did infact lie in the body camera footage several times. So she is liable for lying.
I truly believe Officer Deligato would of arrested him. The Trooper carried the entire encounter and researched the issue.
+1
the other cop was pissed when the trooper took over
I'm Braden from the video, I thought so too
Definitely. Trooper Roberts was really professional. May all law enforcement take note.
@@quarfelthobbiesholy crap it is. Hope things are going well for you. You got to the video pretty quickly.
When EVERYONE is an asshole to you... You're the asshole.
Interesting how that works😅
she’s got Asshole #1, #2, etc….. well she’s Asshole #0 😂
Exactly what I was thinking
symptoms of Toxiplasmosis are witnessed in this video
"jackass"
I’m absolutely impressed by this officer. If any officer needs training on how to speak and talk to people they’re questioning, this is how it’s done.
That cop did a great job getting the guy to spill the beans just by complimenting him lmao.
"I'm not saying anything to you!"
"You seem like a savvy guy..."
"You're right, I am, now here's everything you wanted to know!" hahaha
Yeah he started blabbing, when he didn't need to. He should have just kept his mouth shut.
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I agree, but it also showed that the officer showed respect to the citizen didnt treat him with contempt that we see most of the cops on here doing. The guy should’ve just kept his mouth shut, but The Cop being a human and actually treating the other person like a human and someone that he serves got the information that he wanted at the end
Proof that de-escalation works.
Thank you for the information. Would you like to have my dog?
Great cop, took the time to listen, INVESTIGATE before jumping to conclusions and arresting for not identifying and obstructing. Exactly what 99% of the cops in these videos will do. This cop is part of the 1%, amazing job. I’m sure he is going to get an A, along with the citizen.
Edit:The other cop who stood silent, I get the feeling he was getting taught a lesson on how to police. He may not have agreed with the other officer so he stood quiet.
100% agree
All while they kept him talking the entire time, exactly as they are trained to. Never talk to cops outside the courts.
@@gregkasza1925 Agreed. The good cop played his part perfectly, manipulated someone who should not have uttered one word into answering dozens of questions. This is a bad cop using tricks to appear like a good cop.
@@blackjackbrant I don't know if that's fair. If Brayden hadn't been "manipulated" into speaking, the cops would have walked away still thinking he was a stalker, because that's a reasonable inference from what that Karen said. It's almost always best for the individual not to talk to the police... But the police have a duty to the community to try to investigate crimes, including by asking questions. So, it comes down to a question of priorities. I don't think the trooper is a bad cop just because his priorities aren't the same as the individual's.
@@akhasshativeritsol1950don't forget that he still wasn't convinced. It wasn't until he spoke with the lady a second time that he was convinced on who to believe more.
He himself said that he wasn't convinced before.
This guy is almost a good cop. And he's the best officer I've ever seen within one of these interactions.
It's a high bar, and he's leading the pack though. So like he deserves some slack. Plus bonus points for legit saying "I'm not with the blue line" (paraphrasing).
Grading on a curve it's an A+, grading properly, I agree with the B-.
"I'm being gangstalked" = "I'm nuts"
Don’t understand how they don’t instantly make that connection especially with her taking in animals lol
"Wo wo, ma'am, how do you know he's in a gang?"
"Um, he had a MAN BUN."
Ain’t nobody gangstalking that
I loved Mister Metokur covering the subject.
Nope. It's real. I have experienced it. My ex got all his friends to harass and stalk me for years because he couldn't understand we were over.
I love that if you are NOT under arrest, then you DO have to answer questions. LOL
That Karen looks like she’s strung out on something. Something is off with her right from the start.
Definitely, first thing she starts talking about it gangstalking. She’s definitely mentally unstable
she opens by saying shes being gangstalked. clearly some kind of mental issues.
Any time one person has a problem with everyone else, I start to suspect it’s the one person who is actually causing the problem.
@@krpajda really set the tone early in the video stg
yeah it's funny how she calls the neighbors a-holes 1,2 and 3. funny how everyone around her is the problem and not HER.
Seems like there is a common problem in this neighborhood. If I was to guess, it is the one house that does not mow their lawn.
Needs the lawn mowed, has firewood stacked on the front of the house and the fence is in disrepair.
@@jamesjacola351 That person also went to the police academy, learned a little but was evasive when asked where she served. She might not have made it through the whole program as evidence by her understanding of the law.
@@gibblespascack1418 Yup, I went to Kennedy Space Center thirty years ago, doesn't mean I'm a rocket scientist.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I gladly pay to live in an HOA to not have people like that as my neighbor.
Releasing domestic pets into the wild seems like a criminal act. I am not sure if laws prohibit that behavior there. Seems like inhumane treatment.
See ALL OF FLORIDA for what that can cause..
@@bobw53jrmalotta pythons there that definitely should not be there, i have family members down there that hunt them to get rid of them
@@bobw53jrmaAlso Australia for the harm invasive/feral rabbits can do! And it's cruel, like dropping city folk into the wild w/o training.
Also if that guy is catching rabbits that look like pets, they're not strays or wild like she's implying! They're wrongfully let go. Domestic rabbits are a different *species* than US wild ones. Easy to tell the diff: color, size, fur type, & usually temperament... Just WTF
Abandonment may be criminal
For coyotes the buffet is open.
Wow! An intelligent, reasonable cop. I admire that your channel shows police doing there jobs professionally. It is so common that they, police do not, and you generally expose their misbehavior. Your channel is a great public service
2:31 - if you’re surrounded by assholes, you may be the common denominator.
A great man once wrote, "if everywhere you go, you're surrounded by assholes, you may just be a travelling asshole."
@@azalea_kthank you! I knew there was some saying
I was thinking that!
“Crazy rabbit lady “ it’s a new one .
True...but there's also a weirdo going around taking pictures of other weirdos to post online to blacklist them....
Trooper Roberts should have gotten an A. He did exactly what I want every cop to do--investigate the situation and confirm their understanding of the law before taking action.
Agreed. I don't expect cops to know every law. Lawyers and judges don't know every law and frequently have to reference previous trials when working. I do however expect that when a cop is being challenged on something they don't know, they educate themselves and make sure they get the proper outcome so they don't start violating civilian's rights'. Which is exactly what Roberts did.
100%
Agreed. This is a tough one to get exactly right for even a lawyer and they did everything reasonable to be sure they got it correct.
Agreed completely. There are so many laws on the book that it is impossible to know them all. The officer specifically said the stalking statute MAY provide reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime to force the id, BUT he needs to verify first. This is a perfect and well reasoned way to work on the situation.
The officer should’ve been graded separately, right
“Gang stalked” omg, right of the gate we got us a crazy 🤪
Lol
Hell yea was thinking the same ish😂😂😂
With the tin foil on the windows and everything lol
Yeah like if your a member of the church of scientology and want to to leave, that kind of crazy.
It’s very obvious that there’s an incredible amount of effort that goes into producing these videos. The research into case law is thorough and exhaustive. Brilliant work. I’ve never set foot in any law school, but I might be ready for the bar exam just from watching these videos! Much obliged, sir.👍
No one is going to stalk that.
My opinion. The only thing she had going for her with BIG headlamps.
@@MrBeevee5yea but the gut kills it
Nobody wants any of that ... yuck and nuts, no thanks
@@Itsmedicinaland the random bruised looking eyes
It must suck to only have one good feature, physically and mentally.
There is definitely something that lady is doing that is shady, she seems paranoid. Taking pics from a public street isn’t a crime at all. Otherwise they’d have to ban those Google camera vans from taking videos for their maps app.
Google would just ask what the fine was a write a check.........
Why are we talking about public streets?? He didnt take pics of publuc streets and and google map blur people faces
Maybe she has a crazy ex and is paranoid. Still doesn't mean he has committed a crime because she is paranoid.
It might not be illegal but it's weird as fuck. Why would you take pictures of people who you aren't even friends with in public if they aren't doing anything wrong?
The lady gets an "FK" because she is a "Fucking Karen"
The "10-4" hanging up with dispatcher really set the tone 🤣
The moment I heard her say 10-4 I knew she’s a koo-koo.
XD she playing officer
That was the BEST interaction I've seen posted on your channel so far. We need more of THIS in policing. I'd want an Officer Roberts in my own police department.
State Cop, A+. Local cop, C. I cannot imagine how that interaction could have gone better with the state cop. On the other hand, it seems like the local cop is maybe 1 of 3? There is a reason that training for state is longer and harder. Why not say this is a perfect example of a vet cop teaching the rookie how to handle the situation?
The trouper was definitely educating the local cop. Learning by example. That was excellent.
State cop don't get an A+ either, Maybe a B-.
The fk is on the sidewalk for Pete's sake
Hopefully this rookie is smart enough to notice that you’ll usually get what you order, energy-wise. Honey & vinegar, and all that jazz.
How does your arbitrary scoring system work?
@@MrButchersTube Like any other arbitrary scoring system I guess?
Sheesh! How quickly the citizen goes from "I don't answer questions" to answering all those questions!
Exactly and promoting this as a good example is only going to lead to more people trying to talk their way out of an investigation instead of remaining silent.
Yep, they always do.
@@alanyoder7629Every. Single. Time.
I mean if the cop isn't a psycho shouldn't that be the case?
Cop is absolutely amazing. I generally am a huge cop hater but this cop restores some of my faith. He needs an immediate raise and promotion. Thumbs up 5 stars officer
I was looking for “this” comment. Same here. This guy is amazing. 🫡
I almost cried tears of joy when he said he wasn't a thin blue line guy, you never see that
besides the fact that he went back to the cruiser, not to look up what constitutes Staking, but to find a law that would compel the citizen to identify himself. If he would have done that when he arrived, he would have seen right away that he had no leg to stand on.
His department is probably scouring the books for a way to get rid of him.
Fun fact he IS doing His Job correctly and everybody stands for a Promotion 😂 sorry dont understand that in detail because here in Europe our police officers are Well trained and for 3 years
To offer some context after having lived in the area for several years, setting rabbits free poses a couple of concerns:
-rabbits mutiply quickly and can be a pest to the staple industry of southeast Idaho of farming; and,
-given the presence of predators like coyotes and mountain lions, releasing a domesticated rabbit to the wild is not a kindness, but closer to a death sentence.
- they multiply so fast and are a great snack for said predators, they come more into the neighborhoods more. Then cats and small dogs are free game, too. Lots of issues with it
She did say she was feeding the wild animals 🤷🏽♀️
@@pineapplegirl8078 lol I guess she's not wrong
@@kruger1932 😂😂😂
As a former vet tech.. Freeing _any_ domesticated animal is just pure cruelty, they are not necessarily able to thrive in the wild. Dying of hunger is slow, painful death; exposure to elements or painful infections aren’t cool either. Supplying snacks to predators is just immoral, in many ways. Introducing non-native animals can easily throw off ecological balance. If you take on another soul, you are accountable for it. Period.
One of the best I’ve seen in your channel. Thank you!!!
Trooper Roberts set a standard that few LEOs can match. His respectful and reasonable demeanor was impressive.
Cop violated so MANY laws statements. IMO
For invoking his fifth amendment right to not answer questions, he's answering a lot of questions.
Cops are trained in that psychological manipulation they want you to believe that they are your friend.
You can invoke and resend
@@Maynard-il1yj send it again!
@@robdailey revoked lol
He only invoked it when asked his identity and the identity of his friend. Otherwise he was happy to explain what happened because he is obviously innocent of any crime.
If she's being stalked I'm the Queen of England 👑 😂
And I'm a princess 😇💕😂😂😂😂
You’re definitely easier on the eyes.
My thoughts too! No one is stalking her!
Haha 🙌🏻 hilarious your majesty. The lady in this video may be smoking and/or manufacturing methamphetamine 😂
😂🙌🏻 I think she’s smoking meth your majesty
Crazy that the cop explicitly said that the conversation dispelled his suspicions and then instantly flipped and tried to articulate reasonable suspicion in order to get ID.
It's so painful to watch cops that have no idea what the law is. "She has a reasonable expectation of privacy on her property" .. good lord. As soon as she said the words "gang stalking" they should have known she was a schizophrenic.
If youre out in your yard anybody can legally take pictures of you.
I think they should have known that she is the problem when she said that all her neighbors were a-holes. No, you are the a-hole neighbor, lady!
You have to carry out any investigation impartially. Listen to both parties and then decide.
What you suggested is called profiling.
@@seeya205That and when she said "what I need you to do..."
Cop should said "I investigate crimes. I don't do, "what you need me to do" lol. What is the crime you are reporting again?"
In Idaho you do. Not in your front yard of course if it's open and in plain view of the public. But, Idaho takes privacy laws very seriously and are much more stringent than the rest of the country.
Let's say a neighbor has a surveillance camera facing your front house, and let's say you have a bedroom with a window on the front of your house. Your neighbor can be civilly and criminally prosecuted for video taping the bedroom. As Idaho considers that a violation of privacy. Even though it has a window on the front of the house, that can be seen from public.
I really like this cop. Does his job, doesn't push too hard, and is respectfully trying to convince him to give up his name. This is how cops should move!
Obviously referring to the Trooper, not the local cop (I hope)
@@timwiley4351 oh is he a Trooper, I never understood the difference. But yeah the cop/Trooper/guy is who I was referring too
Trooper is a term used by most US State Police agencies, with the exceptions of California and New Mexico. Technically, Trooper is a rank but is often used ubiquitously for any State Police.
@@timwiley4351 ahh okay that makes sense thx for explaining it
This video should be used religiously as a training/refresher video for all officers everywhere. Kudos to both the officer & the animal rescuer for a calm, cool-headed interaction.
“Im not a thin blue line guy” first time hearing that! Amazing
Cop : I love that it dispellls any notion that you were taking pictures of women. Dude it doesn't matter if he was taking pictures of every woman outside of their house in the whole neighborhood. He was on a PUBLIC sidewalk and they were in PUBLIC view.
not true if the complainant articulates that the conduct is repetitive and meets the elements of criminal harassment or stalking for instance….then photography COULD be a violation of a court order or an element of a larger pattern of harassment.
No officer can know every word of every code….as such I thought the trooper did excellent…
The city officer on the other hand in my opinion was aggressive.
In fact at the beginning of the video based on the woman’s manner of speech I thought she was perhaps an “off duty” officer who was invoking some event to compel responding officers to arrest the bike guy.
“Braden” on the OTHER hand was far too talkative and as others have pointed out….when complemented immediately engaged in lengthy discussion and explanation that in many other encounters would have likely provided officers additional facts to support “forced ID” or even arrest.
Filming is constitutionally protected….but time/place and manner combined with public forum doctrine governs what is and is NOT permissible….here there’s an additional overlay of a complaint of “harassment” that while I think was NOT met…..CERTAINLY justified the officers brief detention.
I highly encourage anyone who has contact with law enforcement to simply ZIP it…..and if you feel you’re in the right to MAYBE simply briefly comment that you had ZERO ill will or intent.
“Braden’s” comment to his desire to “blacklist” “Barbara” could have been a potential liability and exposure …..
To be fair he did a really good job of explaining what his reasonable articulable suspicion was.
Edit: seriously I'm starting to think most of y'all responding to my comment did not watch the video. The suspected crime was stalking. If he hadn't talked to the guy he wouldn't have been doing his due diligence. He didn't arrest the guy when he didnt ID. His suspicion was dispelled after a conversation.
If you genuinely want to support the auditing community don't be an apologist.
@@AreaCode757there is ALWAYS a coulda woulda shouda.
@@AshleeKnowsNotand what was that suspicion of?
There is some expectations of privacy on your private property. This has been explained in other ATA video. Something to do with imminent domain. Do some research but repetitive actions could result in arrest.
That sigh of "O M G" from the second officer after talking to that lady on the phone (23:03). Sums her up perfectly based on the whole interaction. 😆
Props to the him for handling it really professionally despite his limited understanding of the statutes involved.
I noticed that, too, and laughed out loud. I totally empathized with the officer in that moment.
I'm pretty sure he actually mouthed "oh my god" under his breath - watch it again!
Thanks!👍 You are my favorite channel on all of RUclips. I find it very reliably informative. Keep it up!
The Right Of People To Be Secure In Their Persons Houses Papers And Effects, Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures Shall Not Be Violated !!!!!
Right away this lady is off her rocker to say she feeds "stray" squirrels like they're not wild animals. Also its probably better to surrender the cats to a reputable shelter so they can be adopted, instead of letting them roam the neighborhood as outdoor cats and constantly feeding them. She already gets an F from me for how she treats animals.
What’s hilarious is feeding wild animals is illegal in many states, so admitting to feeding squirrels might actually open her up to a citation.
Sound like she go to the shelter to get them and set them free
@@OverDriveah She's probably taking the rabbits from a shelter and releasing them, but it sounded like the cats were already strays. More than likely she's feeding other peoples' cats as well as strays and encouraging them to remain outdoors, which may not be illegal but it can definitely cause needless damage to the ecosystem.
This area goes into a deep freeze for 5 months of the year, domestic animals will die outside😣
I've dealt with a crazy lady that fed squirrels, worst part was that crazy lady lived in my house. Got into a huge argument with her once because I told her to stop feeding the squirrels, they don't need your help, they can feed themselves. The squirrels were hiding all the food in my cars engine bay... She freaked out on me, started screaming at me calling me a liar and saying shit like "feeding squirrels is one of the only things that bring me joy". I proceeded to open my hood and show all the corn stashed everywhere and she still called me a liar.
Needless to say, she was batshit crazy and soon wasn't living with us anymore.
Love how the cop admits "blue line" means they won't arrest each other...
He's a pretty decent officer
@@Mack.Flurry3 he's in a gang.
@@NodakNews WORST GANG OF ALL TIMES! I AGREE, LARGEST GANG IN THE UNITED STATES, AND IS TAXPAYER FUNDED! EVERY SINGE ITEM THEY WEAR AND CARRY, EVERY VEHICLE THEY DRIVE, ALL THE FUEL THEY WASTE, THE BUILDING THEY CALL HEADQUARTERS, ALL THE INSURANCE BENEFITS OF THEIR FAMILY ... YEAH WE PAID FOR THAT! SO THEY CAN RIDE AROUND AND LEGALLY "JACK PEOPLE" LIKE THIEVES AND INTIMIDATE PEOPLE LIKE THEY ARE GANGSTER ELITES, UNTOUCHABLE.... ITS A DISGRACE TO FREEDOM🤮
Womp womp@@NodakNews
She has tik tok brain. Words like Doxed and Gangstalked are used frequently on that platform from many people playing victim for content.
It's funny when they use the word gangstalking cause by definition it's just a paranoid delusion
It's mental illness. Tiktok might make it worse but these people existed before the internet.
I didn't know about gangstalked but doxed is used everywhere, on any platform I've ever been on. I don't have tiktok at all, never had it never will. I don't even use Facebook.
both doxed & gang stalk has been happening long before tiktok was even around though, we’re only now seeing more of it because it’s now easier for these troubled people to post these things. it’s been going on youtube for over a decade there’s just so much content being uploaded we don’t see it as often. you see it on tiktok a lot because people engage on it & try to feed into their delusions & troll so it gets pushed by the algorithm more, read the comments whenever you see it again on your fyp
More of a Reddit brain thing possibly even older than Reddit
As usual your assessment is spot on. Thank you.
Your legal knowledge on this channel consistently amazes me. Thank you so much for what you do.
Whether what she says is true or not, you have the right to remain silent
He foolishly talked. Haven't seen the end of the video yet, but cops are not your friend. They want to arrest people. Some police may not have been institutionalized yet by the good old boys and the blue before anything groups yet. But they ussually get bullied out as the rest always need a g-budy to back up their lies
“Where did you serve?”
“That doesn’t matter.”
Narrator: “She in fact did not serve. Ever.”
Also- her saying “10-4” at the beginning was a giant red flag
Most reasonable officer i have seen- good for him and I am proud that he protects and serves us.
Alternative title "what it looks like to talk to a reasonable and articulate cop."
Edit: B- was a lil harsh. I think Roberts gets extra credit for taking the time to look up the exact codes.
The cop who’s wearing the bodycam is pretty bad. The manbun guy knows his rights. But he talked a lot for knowing the 5th.
The other option was getting arrested and forcibly detained.
@@SavageMinnow he should have stood his ground
You can just call it a bun, saying manbun just makes you seem stupid
Having the right to remain silent doesn't mean that you must remain silent. He chose to remain silent in the areas he wanted to do so.
@@growingreens34 sensitive manbaby say what? Cry more
So cop number two confirmed their is a sinister meaning to the thin Blue line, it's probably the code of silence?, 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Good catch
I don't think it is much of a secret. It has been known for decades.
@@seeya205 if you listen to the context he puts it in, I doubt most civilians who "back the blue" realize that perspective
UK police have been criticised for implementing the policy that to reach the rank of inspector a cop needs to have reported on a colleague. On the face of it, the rule sounds awful. Then you realise it's been introduced as a counterbalance to the decades-old unofficial 'thin blue line' rule, and things start to make a lot more sense...
The officers are so fortunate to have came to a call to find such a experienced attorney. She REALLY knows her stuff 🙄🙄🙄
She has a problem with every single neighbor. What is the common denominator here? You! You are the problem lady. You!!!
I plead the 5th..proceeds to tell them everything 🤦🏼♀️
THIS
Yeah, I will NEVER understand that.
Not everyone is ready to deal with the manipulation and verbal judo that the police use like this cop. The cop was relentlessly trying to coerce this guy into handing over his ID, using manipulation disguised as kindness. He even admitted to making mistakes, yet continued to push for a violation of the man’s rights. It’s disturbing and downright psychopathic behavior.
@@GrandAncientOak I am not damning the guy for being unprepared to deal with the manipulation tactics of law enforcement.
I am 100% calling out auditor RUclips channels who fail to point it out and even encourage others to behave in a similarly unwise manner.
Channels like Audit the Audit actually make more money on content where people act against their own best interest because someone shutting up is not compelling content. Audit channels are financially incentivized to give bad advice that appeals to emotion.
He plead the 5th on identifying himself and giving info away about his friend, he knows they're here to investigate the situation, so instead of having a stand off in a weird way, he just give them his side of the situation, and by doing so he was found to not be in violation of the things they were investigating him about.
23:00 after the cop hangs up with her he mouths "O,MG",
I don't think that what he mouthed!
@@jackconnolly584 That's like a Rorschach test, every person interprets it differently😂
@@jackconnolly584 If he didn't mouth OMG I don't know what else it could be
@@jeremyarteago thank you !, especially in that context, of course that's what he mouthed!
That's what I saw! Hahaha he was done with her crazies.
lol that lady removed her license plate before the cops came, and needed at lest 3 no trespassing/private property signs.
"I've been feeding stray animals mmkay. That includes cats, that includes squirrels, I DONT CARE, they hungry, mmkay." 😵💫
I’d give Roberts a solid “A.” The other guy gets a “D.” Would be an “F” except that he shut up and let Roberts take over and get the encounter back on track.
Whatever grade he'd been given, it would need to be lowered one whole letter grade for saying he does not have a supervisor when told one would be requested if ID was demanded. That kind of obfuscation is detrimental to trust.
The law is settled. Citizens don’t need to prove anything. Government needs to prove guilt of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt.
This guy needs to NOT TALK.
Unless I’m mistaken aren’t protection orders treated differently? The government doesn’t need to prove anything in order to grant one?
@@GoErikTheRed I believe the standard for POs is a "preponderance of the evidence." There doesn't need to be a crime for a PO, but consequently the police don't have any business in helping an individual to file one. If she wants to do so she has to find his ID herself.
Every attorney I’ve ever heard address this issue has said “don’t talk to the police”. If you are arrested nothing you can say will improve your situation.
Barb got them canons.
Finally someone acknowledges the absolute milk cannons lmfao
He did a lot of talking for pleading the fifth
Thank you! He had the right idea at first but then started talking.
Yup, dude didn’t shut up the whole time especially so he could apologize to them at the end!
He was flexing his rights to the cop that was uneducated 🤣 I’m sure he knows what he’s doing
i mean he did probably avoid jail or some bullshit by explaining himself??
Because the cops did a few things. For starters one played the bad cop , While the other the good cop. And the good cop kept acting like he was on his side. He did that so he'd lower his guard. He also kept telling him how knowledgeable he was about his rights. Which stroked the bike guy's pride to where he felt more comfortable giving up more information. Cop used Jedi mind tricks and he fell for them.
just shows the importance of knowing your rights...
If he knew his rights he wouldn't have answered so many questions and assisted the investigation against him.
What right did he invoke? Don't say the 5th, because he opened up like a book and answered every question from the police.
I would have to say that was the best cop I've seen in a long time all he had to do was pull up the stalking statute and he would see that he doesn't have any probable cause
Cop didn't have reasonable suspicion. He had suspicions but not reasonable suspicion
He doesn't have to incriminate himself but that doesnt mean he isn't guilty. I would have went to the woman for what evidence she had on this guy including the page he was posting this on and what the content of that actual page was. If it was actual rabits he was concerned about, thats one thing he's doing this sketchy behavior in good faith. But if he's doing it for his own immature or sick reasons to try and upset and cause alarm to this woman. Examples being vexatious rumors, cyberbullying, cyberstalking. If this guy has made 20 profiles to cyberstalk and dox this person and has now resorted to paying her litte visits in real life, that would justify charging him with stalking. The police also have the right to investigate his website or perhaps plethora and corroboration between him the user and him now the person at her house. He can keep his 4th and 5th ammendment rights, 100%. Im a constitutionalist too. But that doesnt mean criminals shouldn't be exposed and brought to justice.
They had a report but a report from a single person does not necessarily constitute reasonable suspicion. Just because someone called the cops and claimed something happened doesn't immediately give rise to reasonable suspicion even what she was saying that claimed alleged illegal activity was didn't allege that he had actually committed any crimes as ATA lays out in his analysis of reasonable suspicion for this event
The cop should have facts and evidence to back up a hearsay call.
I like how the cop said he was glad the guy explained himself to dispel his suspicions that he was a creepy stalker. I thought we were innocent until proven guilty.
@@renzokata she didn't have any evidence.
i like how it changed when he told them the lady doing shit to rabbits. then it went 50/50 after the call and her acting like a bitch it went 25/75
The cops were in the wrong 100% of the time
@@JohnTitor-fw8jrOnly 90%. They figured it out in the end.
@@JohnTitor-fw8jr No, they can have a conversation with anyone. Nothing illegal about that! You also don't have to engage in a conversation with them. Nothing illegal about that!
@@seeya205 Lick the boots harder. There's nothing illegal about pinning stars on people and giving them free train rides either, right?
@@JohnTitor-fw8jr ok never said anything about that but ok
Someone needs to report Barbara to authorities for illegally releasing domestic rabbits.
And "false reporting" if Citizens are even charged with that anymore!!
Isn’t that what just happened?
Hopefully they keep us abreast of the situation
ok did anyone notice how many Do Not Trespass signs she had? i think she has issues.... XD i think 1 would do just.....fine... XD
People kept using the sidewalk so she *had* to post more signs!
@@krelekari😂 You're probably right lol
One sign? I don't step on your property.
Two or more signs? I'm leaving big dirty footprints on your lawn
She might also want to mow her lawn.
Don't forget the radio wave attacks.
UH 15:03 - @AuditTheAudit, please find that body cam of an officer arresting a drug dealing Marshall.
I’d like to see that
That would be super interesting.
@audittheaudit it’s really what the people want 😂
Next on Audit the Audit…
100%!!
Love how the cop said he’s not a thin blue line guy
I think the lead guy who handled most of the conversation did a pretty good job investigating what actually happened. We need more cops like this. Maybe you should have rated the officers separately. I think the officer who made first contact should get a C- and the state trooper should get an A-.
We don't need cops at all
~23:00 you can watch the cop inside the car mouth " oh my god" LOL that police gets an A+ in my book the other one a C.
Lol I completely missed that. Thanks
I was pretty much hoping for such reaction. It was apparent that she was seeking doing any kind of harm to the young man and once she got into "what's your badge number" you could see in the officer's eyes that he realized who's he dealing with and the "omg" at the end was just a cherry on top
I agree it's probably "oh my god", but "holy f" is the same number of syllables.
"It was at this moment the trooper realised something was rotten down the street from where he was"
@@Paxmax Or he just remembered it was his wifes birthday lol
I doubt anyone is stalking her. Maybe she thinks her 2 gallons of milk are all that.
If you want insight into her just google "gang stalking", wild stuff. I don't mean Wikipedia, read some forum and reddit posts by people being gang stalked. Like one step below full blown schizophrenia and the cops take her seriously...
In a place like that, she probably has the most milk and only two legs, for dozens of miles.
@@Dan-yk6sy That is their job and there are people for real who do get stalked and gang stalked and there is nothing funny about it. I am 100% sure you would not want 5 or more people being everywhere you are 24/7 and taking pictures of you kids family members friends ect ect. Do I agree with her? Well he did admit he was doing it and had planned on doing it for some time and also confirms he goes by her house to visit his friend and his friend is one of the other people she has problems with. So to that point yes but we also don't know the whole story and what all else went on with other people before this she could be the whole problem or they could who really knows.
@@Nosfeast You might want to visit a psychiatrist.
@@NosfeastBelief in gang stalking is a mental illness. It is not a real phenomenon.
There's a story of a woman who kept dozens of cats she "resqued" from the streets. She ended up dying alone and the cats ate her.
Unfair to lump Roberts in with the other cop. Roberts had more knowledge, ability to show respect, and humility to say he didn't fully know the code and needed to go back to his car to confirm for sure. The other cop wasn't a complete dick like many are, but he was clearly a notch below Roberts.
If the lady hadn't been more annoying than the guy, the Trooper probably would have suddenly had probable cause again.
To the lady at the beginning: if everybody around you is an asshole, you might be the problem.
Was she a lady?
You already admitted he dispelled your suspicions. No crime. No RAS. You're violating his rights if you force ID.
Which is why they did not.
Yeah, I think he wanted the ID so the woman's complaint could get shot down when she filed for the protective order, rather than the cops having to make the judgement call that he wasn't dangerous themselves (which would look REAL bad if he did turn out to be a stalker). I don't like that they tried to compel him to identify himself when he didn't have to... But I understand their motivations
Cops obviously don't care if they "look bad." Come on, man.
STALKING IS SERIOUS
@@CatBuchanan And? Just like any other crime it requires some sort of proof which was not provided.
The worst crime of this video is that woman's awful yard - I'm sure she's quite the respected member of the community. Imagine having that mess next door.
She doesn't have time to cut the grass, clean her porch off, clean up inside because we know the out & in gone match. But she has tiiiiiiiiiime to stalk her neighbors and release people raised animals.. something tells me she actually probably got a crush on him.
If ALL your neighbors are assholes. Maybe it's not them.
As soon as she said that I was like oh she’s the problem here…