That video is the perfect example of American arrogance and the feeling of superiority. If these things happen within the country, where there are laws, imagine what American soldiers do in foreign territories, where they impose the law. That's why so many people in the world don't like Americans.
@@malbasedvalentine3210 This trash was bullied by his peers as a child. When he grew up, he began to project his psychological problems onto members of society.
This literally happened to me when I was 18. He thought I was "the guy", but when I turned out not to be, he had to trump up some thing so when I got to the cop shop, all he had to say to me, as to why I was arrested, was that I resisted arrest. As he flipped the cuffs in the bullpen like a prick. ACAB
If someone went into your car while you were inside a store shopping, I feel like you'd appreciate it if someone called the police in. The woman doesn't know the guy owned the car. She only knows that the guy walked around a car, opened three doors of the car, and then walked all the way down the parking lot to a motorcycle. If that's not sus to you, then I'm sorry, but you must live in a perfect community. In my mind, if the guy owned both vehicles he would have driven the motorcycle to the car to do whatever search he was doing (and would have been gone before police arrived anyway), or would have been parked next to it in the first place (and also would have left before police arrived). Really not sure how he was still there by the time a cop car rolled up. Anyway, the woman saw something weird and reported it. Nothing wrong with that. How many crimes happen where someone turns a blind eye (knowingly or unknowingly)? She did her part, and it was the officer's to verify the situation. Instead... everything went south. But that's fully on the officer.
@@thetaintedbear4557 Your feelings are incorrect. I would not appreciate it at all. I absolutely hate the passive aggressive overuse of police by people living in their own bubble of fear. Thanks for your opinion though
you sue for big amounts and then you mostly get less but i mean its still alot of money people sue for everything its kinda nuts... earlier this year a americans kid got burned on a chicken nugget that fell on her leg and got 800k usd for it..
I love the fact that anytime any citizen asserts their rights they always respond with "What are you a lawyer?" - You don't have to be a lawyer to know your rights. Every citizen & Officer should know citizens rights.
Im sick and tired of people complaining about being unhappy with the system. you dont like it? Grab your AR and lets get shit done. otherwise lets all just stfu and take it like the literal pussies we are
@@RUclipsTookMyNickname.WhyNot maybe if ur analogy wasn’t far fetched and in need of explanation this wouldn’t happen but at the end of the day I’m glad you explained it because I couldn’t understand what you were trying to get across for the life of me so maybe try to use examples that’s aren’t vague and use little reference to the original comment. Also idk why you were so hostile telling me to “plug myself on” in two separate comments but if your like this with anyone who opposes you even for the slightest things I’d feel bad for anyone with the misfortune of meeting you but other than that have a nice day I will no longer be replying to these comments as I have better things to do and I’m sure you do too.
no it doesn't. you don't get to decide what a safe spot is. the cops do. but the cop said he was pulling him over because he wasn't wearing a seatbelt. but he was because at first he couldn't get out because of the seatbelt.
@@darkracer1252 and no a cop does not decide what you feel a safe spot, pull over when YOU feel safe, if you feel safe on the side of the highway so be it
@@darkracer1252 I’m not gonna run, and neither did that guy, your acoustic if you think your running even tho you didn’t increase your speed, look it up before talking shit
Gaslighting is their main tool. The very reason why the largest percentage of domestic violence in the country is from law enforcement. They bring that home. Which opens other questions, does the job make people narcissistic assholes or does the job attract those types?
??? bro he literally did not comply with the cop, started raising his voice and put his hand on the pocket, it could be a gun or whatever, the cop was right, but not for tasing him 3 times
She definitely racialy profiled him, this shit happens far too often. People calling police on black men for doing "suspicious" activity wtf. Lovely country we live in ...
I agree that first Karen should have been charged for filing a false assumption report Out of all the corrupt cops, in this compilation (obviously horrific) that inhumane excuse for a person bothered me the most.
What's really wild is only 7 states mandate state-wide use of body cameras. Imagine how many of these arrests aren't recorded, and it's cop vs civilian's word??
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 and we just saw multiples officers doing crime and illegal things, so what's the point?? how can u be so dumb bro c'mon, try to think sometimes its good the sensation
@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 Wait, so real quick, are you just trying to basically say officers don't lie and do no wrong? Just because they go through a background check, and whatever else only means it makes them out to be actual better liars than civilians.
"Can I see your ID?" "No." "Turn around and put your hands behind your back." "For what reason?" "... Turn around and put your hands behind your back." That first Officer knew, in no way did he have a actual valid reasoning for cuffing that man at that moment. He was breaking no law's by refusing to provide identification, and when asking about the situation the Cop was so Hostile and refused to elaborate on much. Even worse when the cop sped up trying to Detain him the moment he pulled out his phone. The cop got physical solely because he didn't want to be recorded by anyone else. Shame on him, he display's a fundamental disrespect for a Man's right's to Privacy and Recording. He didn't want this man to be able to speak against him if possible, fortunately the body camera footage is public and it seems the man successfully got some compensation for this incident. That officer should be stripped of that badge effective immediately for such horrible disregard for a Man's right's.
everything was recorded on the officers body cam bud what do you mean? the body cam showed everything, the cell phone would have made no difference. and the officer kinda did have a reason to id the guy. the police were called and were only given that a man was looking into vehicles and what he was wearing. police identify the subjects that are associated with a crime they are investigating, so there’s that. and to reach into your pockets when you’re being defiant to the police is just straight up the dumbest thing you could ever do. you people are ridiculous but that’s okay, BlUe MaN bAd
@@ethanclark9001 "Everything was recorded on the officer's body cam bud what do you mean?" How is this random dude, who doesn't even know what is going on and is currently more concerned for his own well-being, going to know that the officer is currently recording the altercation? Or that the footage will be available to the public, or won't be erased, etc. The suspect here knows nothing, and could have been trying to get a hold of another employee, or his wife, hell, anyone, to clear him from what he's being accused of. Who really knows what his intentions were? "The officer kinda did have a reason to ID the guy. The police were called and were only given that a man was looking into vehicles and what he was wearing." Okay, and here's how that goes: Talk to the suspect like a suspect, and not a criminal, and inform them of what's going on/probe as to their current circumstances. After going over the accusation, ask for ID, which will be useful because in a civil conversation the suspect would have been able prove that he owned both vehicles, and it would have ended there. Instead, the officer antagonized, threatened, and forcefully detained the guy. "To reach into your pockets when you're being defiant to the police is just straight up the dumbest thing you could ever do. You people are ridiculous." I swear, people act like, in the heat of the moment, they will act and perform perfectly to the tense/hostile situation before them, 0 hesitation, 0 mistakes, 0 panic. Suspect was getting heated over a clear racial bias (and this is coming from a white male), and getting harassed when he had literally done nothing wrong. Anyone'll get irritated when someone else is treating them poorly, doesn't matter if they have a police badge. Even more so when they're in the dark as to why they're being met with such hostility/maliciousness. So... did the suspect handle the situation well? No. Clearly not. But if you think that the police officers (especially the one that made initial contact) were blameless, you're the one that's ridiculous. Had the suspect cooperated, he would have probably had a relatively peaceful interaction. But that's just one instance. Eventually, that officer would end up getting someone horribly injured or even killed due to their incompetence. This incident just revealed how inept the officer was before anything worse could happen. At the end of the day, had the officer been more cordial with the suspect, and more upfront, treating him like a human being instead of guilty at first sight, that whole situation wouldn't have happened in the first place. So yes, blue man bad. Not all, but that one in particular.
“And it’s registered to him.. same as the bike” “Okay.. he could have-“.. at this moment the officer had a playback of the many times he was told that it was HIS property that is parked at HIS place of employment. Shameful!
Hence why the cop asked for ID. That or asking the guy for the license plate number, name of owner, and other personal information to verify that he owned the bike. Based on the call, it can be assumed the guy was scouting out vehicles. Granted, he did get too aggressive too quickly, but the guy could've shown his ID. Not a one sided wrong, most of the wrong being on the cop, but the guy isn't free of being stupid either. Neither is the lady who called it in to begin with. Guy getting out of one car, messing with something, then walking to another isn't suspicious. Just a dude dropping a vehicle off. Lady is definitely too paranoid. I think she should've had to pay the dude a bit for the troubles but idk if that would be accepted in court exactly.
The first cop said "he should have just told us [that the car was registered to him]" ...but at no time did he ever tell the man why he was even there. How was the man supposed to know WHAT to tell the cop if the cop never even ask a question about the situation, just got out and made demands of the man.
@@Maximilian1990 Prior to tazing him, the officer told him only once that someone saw him loking into cars (cars, plural). And then the next thing he told him before tazing him was that someone accused him of stealing something. However, the only car he interacted with was his own car. I'd be confused too if i walked away from my car in a parking lot and was told by police that I was under suspiciopn of looking into cars and stealing something. My first thought would NOT be that they meant my own car, but that they meant other people's cars. And, by the way, one eyewitness saying they looked into cars is not enough to ID someone. The officer needs to have other reasons (via investigation), or had seen the potential illegal activity for himself, to gain enough articulable suspicion to ID someone. That';s because eyewitnesses can be wrong or jump to incorrect conclusions, as was the case here.
@@Baratako0 that's the thing though, he slowed down to find a better spot to pull over from.. and seeing how he reacted, yeah he had every right to be afraid.
@@definitely-not-a-bot Sorry, but as a driver, you don't get to decide where you pull over. The officer does. If the officer stops someone and they continue driving, it constitutes a felony stop, and the standard rules for them are gun drawn and the driver detained.
@Baratako0 not really. If you feel unsafe to pull over at that immediate time, you can go to safer place. If you are getting pulled over and you turn on your hazards, you have signaled the officer that you have acknowledged him and about to pull over.
@@yungpizzaaa1172That officer had no grounds to do anything that he did. I back the blue, but he is a disgrace to actual law enforcement. I hope that dude catches those punk asses when they aren't in costume, and can't hide behind their guns and badges.
@@HelloMyNamesNinotells us you don't understand what the gooberment is by saying you don't know what the gooberment is. It's odd those servants act like the citizens whom give them the power they love to abuse are below them. What do you do when an employee is so lazy they attempt to get the customer to do the job for them.😂
Imagine the guy had no cop car, badge, or gun on him when he approaches this guy. Think he would try to do what he did? No. Because he is a power hungry coward. Literally said he was making it worse. Um, no, you made it worse. "we have a witness that saw him..." Do you though? You have someone claiming to have witnessed something but did zero investigation before you assaulted the guy.
@@pizzarollking4397 David Grossman was the piece of shit that trained police to act this way the term “officer safety” in most police academies nationwide is used over 300 times the very first day of training it is literally stated that officers safety above all human life is the most important thing in policing period. Imagine if I drilled that into your head using absolute and aggressive definitive language for six weeks straight even you would believe every word of it by the time I’m finished training you. They literally use grandma as a reference “if you have to shoot grandma just so you can go home safely you shoot grandma” that’s the type of shit David Grossman and other police trainers say to their students….thug life
you shouldn’t reach into your pockets when dealing with cops. that goes for everyone, they don’t even let you put your hands in your pockets literally every time
This is so disturbing to watch. That cop gave no reason for the stop. He literally attacked this man. Totally unprovoked. The cop should be arrested and jailed.
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307He did not commit a crime, so no, he didn’t need to give the cop anything. The burden of proof is on the accuser, and the cop had no evidence of any kind. “Some random person said” is not evidence.
Cop: "He is the registered owner of the car & the bike", Reporter: "why did he just to say that"? Well maybe it was the fact that the cop refused to tell him why he wanted to talk with him and became desperate to detain him in handcuffs without an even semblance of an investigation. He could not dispel the officers call as he did not know why the cop was harassing him, even agreeing when the victim said stealing from vehicles Cop said yes. Second cop on scene stated he fit the description.
the cop told him exactly why he wanted to just see his ID and he continued to ask why and assume the cops is just targeting him, yes the cop took it too far, and that lady may be racist, but just give the cops your ID when they ask, they cant doxx you or use your info against you, unless of course you have a warrant or something then you know what you did wrong. Guess how the situation got solved? They got his ID and figured everything out, which could have been done in the first 15 seconds of the interaction.
@@deadgowr8958he also said he didn’t need to show it because he didn’t do anything and was asking for what he did. Cop didn’t say anything. It’s not illegal to look into cars ESPECIALLY ONE THAT YOU OWN
@@justinmathis7707 He told him precisely why he wanted to see it, to which he just replied, again; "WHY!" Had he have given it up instead of going the acab "IM NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG YOU CANT TOUCH ME" route, it would've been over like that. 'Not doing something wrong' is the perfect time to show the police your ID. People make interactions with the police hard on themselves for no reason other than they think they get to just wave laws by as long as they think they're "doing nothing wrong"
@@deadgowr8958 and the guy responded saying was he detained and what he was detained for. He made up a reason first it was he was looking into cars (also not a crime) and then he said he stole something which was never reported. Bootlicking scum like you make me sick
Most of these guys were bullied as a kid, and think if they become a cop, they have all the power in the world. That's why their feelings get hurt so easily, when someone doesn't do what they tell him to.
Shout out to the Counselor for remaining in a calm composure during an extremely anxiety provoking incident. His profession is really fitting based on this encounter.
If you think this is bad you should check out the Murican army and what they do all around the world for money while the kids get brainwashed at home to sieg hail them and the flag at school just like Adolfs youth back in the days
Well if they pay crap to them. They are going to get crap... They even have a shortage on available police around the county ATM. Maybe if they spent time evaluating them, properly training them, and paying them for the quality of enforcing that is needed and demanded this wouldn't happen. O well.
@@none-ih3cvno one is forced to become corrupt. If you care about justice enough you will either quit or die fighting corruption. Becoming the problem is not an excuse
The cop claiming the guy "Fleeing from law enforcement"... The dude pulled over! They didn't pit maneuver him! Just because you drive normally for a couple blocks doesn't mean anything! You do have the RIGHT to wait until you feel a comfortable place to pull over.
He didn't even go to the window and ask why he didn't immediately pull over. He just pulled out his gun and then gets upset that he wasn't given permission to search the vehicle.
The key words ”stop resisting” “ you are under arrest for resisting” “obstruction” Then after you tortured the public, Do an investigation… Outstanding police work!!!
"and I thought.. thats nawt roight?" And figured since im brunells mom I figured im basically a cop. Ill call it in. Even though that chick was telling me that he owns that car.
nobody here is giving the last guy enough credit. he knew they couldn’t search or enter the vehicle to grab his documents or search him, but you could tell he was still really shaken
It is lawful to use reasonable and equal force against a police officer who is illegally arresting, assaulting or detaining you. Unless you have committed a crime they have no powers over you than any other person does.
"You're causing your own problems right now, if you just forgot your rights as a US citizen and blindly did whatever my power hungry ass told you to do I wouldn't be beating your ass!" I'm pretty sure that's an exact quote.
Are we forgetting the part where the cop told him they got a call about him looking into cars? A valid reason to ID him, then find out, "oh no, thats his car." People fight for their ID's way too much, i have no idea why.
Brad Peter's mom should have minded her own bloody business. She says he should have just said it was his car, but officer 'you will obey' didn't tell him what was going on until after he went hands on. Dude was never given an opportunity to dispel alarm. Cop gets an F.
I had to go look up where this happened. Unsurprisingly, it's in Clarkston, WA -- which is in the Eastern part of Washington. After you cross the Cascades, things get significantly less progressive and racism runs rampant. Thankfully the majority of the population live in 3 counties in the state and these people with ass backwards thinking can never ruin the rest of the state.
I hope those officers were officially removed from their local department, this was not handled in a professional way what so ever. The woman seemed as if she didn't even look at him at all, just said ".... Yeah...." WTF!!! At 7:35 I genuinely hope that officer realized how much he literally ***ed up the whole situation by using his taser when he was like "... Okay.... He couldn't...."
@@craigsparton id equally account for the citizen, who’s ego supersedes their logic by screaming out things like “what for, I didn’t do nothing wrong, am I being detained”. That immediately tells me enough that you’re just going to purposely be difficult when you simply can just provide your id to prove your innocence.
I lived next door to a lady just like Judy. She got HERSELF arrested multiple times for trying to call the police on kids playing in our neighborhood and lying about what she saw. Our videos proved the kids were all innocently playing
You would think that with the amount of times that police use the "You resisted arrest" as the only charge that they would know better. I think they have had enough time to figure this shit out that maybe they should be actually punished for it. Even worse because it seems like they just use it as a method to punish people who properly used their rights.
Right if they realize they're in the wrong then they will look for any excuse to take you in even if they know you'll probably be immediately released just so they can feel like they won in some way.
As a current law enforcement student at my local college, I have to thank you for uploading these videos. None of these people should have been officers in the first place, and I can use their failure to teach myself how to be a better help to the community.
@@sirpatrick187 yep police think their sovereign citizens but they're not and we still have a right to defend ourselves that was the whole reason we fought against King George the third
I'm not American, but I often see videos like this, are police in America always like this? if yes then civilians should be afraid of criminals and police
@@montymartell2081 No they dont and King George died a long time ago. The colonial days are over and the Redcoats have gone home. The year is 2023 not 1823.
They assaulted him for “resisting” and forced him down even though they themselves confirmed he wasn’t under arrest when they did it. The resisting charge would have probably stuck if not for their abysmal stupidity
Yes sadly even though the cop had NO reasonable suspicion to ID or detain him, it is always better to comply with the unlawful detainment and collect your settlement in court. I understand it is humiliating, but the best way to deal with that humiliation is make them pay and get them fired. Nothing good will ever come from pulling away or fighting the officer. I don't know why these idiot officers think they can detain someone based on a phone call. They love using the phrase "I'm conducting an investigation" while doing no investigation whatsoever. If someone reports a crime and the officer didn't witness it, they cannot go around demanding IDs and detaining people unless there is evidence of the crime or video footage.
Correct, he wasn’t under arrest until the individual decided to pull the sovereign citizen card and make the situation more difficult for himself…If you’re going to be fussy over identification over a police officer, I’d hate to see how you would react to voter identification, as well any other institution that require more than just your ID…
I had a situation like that first one. I was waiting for my girlfriend to come down to Walmart gas station so I could get her gas and she came with our baby daughter. I parked my Mercedes in the main parking lot then I walked over to a little shop in the strip mall and bought chocolates for my girlfriend and then when I was headed back she showed up to the gas station so I went over to papers and gas for her and as we were talking the police came in and called me over and threw me in handcuffs. I was told that somebody called saying that I was pulling on door handles and prowling cars but when they looked at the security footage it was my own fucking car. These cop calling Karen's are nasty.
The woman who called is a trouble maker she clearly said that the woman (im assuming his wife) said the car was his but she still felt the need to ring 😂
cant believe even after they confirmed that both vehicles were his and registered under his name that they continued with "resisting arrest" charges. There was absolutely no means to arrest him and no means to keep him detained after the situation was cleared up, I'm glad he sued and glad he got rewarded the money
The first situation is exactly why people need to learn how to fight, if you are illegally being put into handcuffs and arrested, a lot of states will drop all charges even if you get physical AFTER the officer initiate physical contact.
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What kind of sociopath wants to watch that?
Cops are too highly shameful..
That first cop should have been fired and had criminal charges laid against him.
All of them should have from all of the videos. They left the worst last.
All of them should have been fired
@@mrchasingten4260fined and charged
I agree
So should the women who reported the “suspicious black guy”
That first cop is actual psychopath. He is a danger and should be in jail
That video is the perfect example of American arrogance and the feeling of superiority.
If these things happen within the country, where there are laws, imagine what American soldiers do in foreign territories, where they impose the law.
That's why so many people in the world don't like Americans.
You people are incredibly overdramatic.
@@malbasedvalentine3210 This trash was bullied by his peers as a child. When he grew up, he began to project his psychological problems onto members of society.
@@malbasedvalentine3210right!! 😂😂
@@malbasedvalentine3210didnt u see the video at all? that cop is disgusting, jus like u
imagine getting arrested and your only charge is "resisting arrest" thats just too funny
Well it could be resisting the investigation not arrest, but in this case it was just bogus.
This literally happened to me when I was 18. He thought I was "the guy", but when I turned out not to be, he had to trump up some thing so when I got to the cop shop, all he had to say to me, as to why I was arrested, was that I resisted arrest. As he flipped the cuffs in the bullpen like a prick. ACAB
@@CurlyFromTheSwirlythere is no such charge as “resisting an investigation”…. Why are you okay with cops taking advantage of you?
@@pandajam7 I've been charged for "interfering with public duties" with a similar situation. Was a complete bullshit charge.
@@pandajam7
Ok Karen
I love how this was caused by a lady being nosey for no reason 😭
And the officer who could have explained the complaint and asked for an explanation. But he was black so he was guilty immediately
@@nancye5484THE LADY BRO don't bandwagon the same obvious info THE KAREN 😢
A lady and a white male cop on a power trip, if the cop was cool nothing would have happened.
If someone went into your car while you were inside a store shopping, I feel like you'd appreciate it if someone called the police in. The woman doesn't know the guy owned the car. She only knows that the guy walked around a car, opened three doors of the car, and then walked all the way down the parking lot to a motorcycle. If that's not sus to you, then I'm sorry, but you must live in a perfect community. In my mind, if the guy owned both vehicles he would have driven the motorcycle to the car to do whatever search he was doing (and would have been gone before police arrived anyway), or would have been parked next to it in the first place (and also would have left before police arrived). Really not sure how he was still there by the time a cop car rolled up.
Anyway, the woman saw something weird and reported it. Nothing wrong with that. How many crimes happen where someone turns a blind eye (knowingly or unknowingly)? She did her part, and it was the officer's to verify the situation. Instead... everything went south. But that's fully on the officer.
@@thetaintedbear4557 Your feelings are incorrect. I would not appreciate it at all. I absolutely hate the passive aggressive overuse of police by people living in their own bubble of fear. Thanks for your opinion though
The first cop who did everything to escalate a non-situation was the worst in my opinion. That settlement should have never been less than $100,000.
yeah but asking for 5million....
@@HellSkater19 I'm not american, but isn't this common? Like asking for an absolute horrendous amount of money
yeah from what i know it is(im not american) @@GUZ_Sirou
@@GUZ_Sirouyeah it's common lawyers ask for an insane amount of money so they can settle on a lesser amount that the defendant originally wanted
you sue for big amounts and then you mostly get less but i mean its still alot of money people sue for everything its kinda nuts... earlier this year a americans kid got burned on a chicken nugget that fell on her leg and got 800k usd for it..
The cops are like " why are you invoking your rights? You dont have rights, I'm in charge" a very dangerous person carrying a gun
I love the fact that anytime any citizen asserts their rights they always respond with "What are you a lawyer?" - You don't have to be a lawyer to know your rights. Every citizen & Officer should know citizens rights.
Im sick and tired of people complaining about being unhappy with the system. you dont like it? Grab your AR and lets get shit done. otherwise lets all just stfu and take it like the literal pussies we are
@@RUclipsTookMyNickname.WhyNotthat has no correlation to what was said
@@RUclipsTookMyNickname.WhyNot i’m starting to see that you just say anything that comes to mind lol
@@RUclipsTookMyNickname.WhyNot maybe if ur analogy wasn’t far fetched and in need of explanation this wouldn’t happen but at the end of the day I’m glad you explained it because I couldn’t understand what you were trying to get across for the life of me so maybe try to use examples that’s aren’t vague and use little reference to the original comment. Also idk why you were so hostile telling me to “plug myself on” in two separate comments but if your like this with anyone who opposes you even for the slightest things I’d feel bad for anyone with the misfortune of meeting you but other than that have a nice day I will no longer be replying to these comments as I have better things to do and I’m sure you do too.
Say it with me everyone:
YOU CANNOT ARREST SOMEONE FOR RESISTING ARREST IF THEY AREN'T UNDER ARREST IN THE FIRST PLACE
If a cop says you are under arrest, you are under arrest and if you resist you are resisting arrest. this isnt rocket science.
@@PeeWeeHermit you're right, its NOT rocket science, so why are you so bad at understanding it? You have rights you dumb motherfucker.
@@PeeWeeHermitmake sure that boot shines.
@@TheSunIsPurpleStudio I dare you to not follow a police's orders when they have a gun drawn, good fucking luck retard.
Being detained is a arrest
“I did not increase my speed” “That doesn’t matter”… YES IT DOES 😂😂
no it doesn't.
you don't get to decide what a safe spot is. the cops do.
but the cop said he was pulling him over because he wasn't wearing a seatbelt. but he was because at first he couldn't get out because of the seatbelt.
@@darkracer1252 by law if one does not increase speed while being pulled over it’s not considered running or fleeing
@@darkracer1252 and no a cop does not decide what you feel a safe spot, pull over when YOU feel safe, if you feel safe on the side of the highway so be it
@@JJ_frl
i hope they teach you the lead lesson when you make a run for it next time you get pulled over.
@@darkracer1252 I’m not gonna run, and neither did that guy, your acoustic if you think your running even tho you didn’t increase your speed, look it up before talking shit
i love how cops can scream at you out of the blue and accuse you of being agitated, like being randomly screamed at isnt agitating
Gaslighting is their main tool. The very reason why the largest percentage of domestic violence in the country is from law enforcement. They bring that home. Which opens other questions, does the job make people narcissistic assholes or does the job attract those types?
And then they tell you to relax and calm down or they will charge you with disturbing the peace lol
Many of them are so inconsiderate.
??? bro he literally did not comply with the cop, started raising his voice and put his hand on the pocket, it could be a gun or whatever, the cop was right, but not for tasing him 3 times
@yungxxilax9194 by law he did not have to comply. That's why the cops out of a job and the cops victim is rich now
Imagine getting arrested and you're charged with no wanting to be arrested for no reason. That's nuts
Yea getting resisting charges for resisting something you didn’t do is so horseshit
Is your profile picture is Beheaded from Dead Cells by General_Corn28
No, its the beheaded from dead cells drawn by general_corn28@@g0dposeidon719
I went to court today for this exact thing
@@gustavoarellano1424what did they tell u I’m going on the 9th😭
I feel so bad for the first guy man, people need to stop making assumptions and jumping to conclusions, because it leads to shit like this.
"your not even listening" bro dodged the "for what" question everytime
He answered it... "Someone reported you trying to get into other cars"
He should have sued that lady as well. She should also be be charged for making a fake police report
mind your business karen, she should def be charged
The cops exaggerated her claims. It went from a guy going into one car, to "vehicle prowling multiple vehicles".
@@hockeyguy820 Yeah , every cop should have some of those Flaming Tats , right .
She definitely racialy profiled him, this shit happens far too often. People calling police on black men for doing "suspicious" activity wtf. Lovely country we live in ...
I agree that first Karen should have been charged for filing a false assumption report Out of all the corrupt cops, in this compilation (obviously horrific) that inhumane excuse for a person bothered me the most.
What's really wild is only 7 states mandate state-wide use of body cameras. Imagine how many of these arrests aren't recorded, and it's cop vs civilian's word??
Yup. A cop has to go through a 6 month background check, polygraph exam, and psychological exam VS a civilian which just has to be born.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 and we just saw multiples officers doing crime and illegal things, so what's the point?? how can u be so dumb bro c'mon, try to think sometimes its good the sensation
@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 Wait, so real quick, are you just trying to basically say officers don't lie and do no wrong? Just because they go through a background check, and whatever else only means it makes them out to be actual better liars than civilians.
@@Rykiz_Vidz They lie, thats a human trait, but they also are filtered out far more than a regular person on the street is.
@@Vinicius-te8ey You saw what, 5 cops out of 900,000? That is your sample size to say they all do it?
"Can I see your ID?"
"No."
"Turn around and put your hands behind your back."
"For what reason?"
"... Turn around and put your hands behind your back."
That first Officer knew, in no way did he have a actual valid reasoning for cuffing that man at that moment. He was breaking no law's by refusing to provide identification, and when asking about the situation the Cop was so Hostile and refused to elaborate on much.
Even worse when the cop sped up trying to Detain him the moment he pulled out his phone. The cop got physical solely because he didn't want to be recorded by anyone else. Shame on him, he display's a fundamental disrespect for a Man's right's to Privacy and Recording. He didn't want this man to be able to speak against him if possible, fortunately the body camera footage is public and it seems the man successfully got some compensation for this incident. That officer should be stripped of that badge effective immediately for such horrible disregard for a Man's right's.
everything was recorded on the officers body cam bud what do you mean? the body cam showed everything, the cell phone would have made no difference. and the officer kinda did have a reason to id the guy. the police were called and were only given that a man was looking into vehicles and what he was wearing. police identify the subjects that are associated with a crime they are investigating, so there’s that. and to reach into your pockets when you’re being defiant to the police is just straight up the dumbest thing you could ever do. you people are ridiculous but that’s okay, BlUe MaN bAd
@@ethanclark9001God you sound like such a loser, must be fun ridding that blue veiny cock huh 😂
@@ethanclark9001 "Everything was recorded on the officer's body cam bud what do you mean?"
How is this random dude, who doesn't even know what is going on and is currently more concerned for his own well-being, going to know that the officer is currently recording the altercation? Or that the footage will be available to the public, or won't be erased, etc. The suspect here knows nothing, and could have been trying to get a hold of another employee, or his wife, hell, anyone, to clear him from what he's being accused of. Who really knows what his intentions were?
"The officer kinda did have a reason to ID the guy. The police were called and were only given that a man was looking into vehicles and what he was wearing."
Okay, and here's how that goes: Talk to the suspect like a suspect, and not a criminal, and inform them of what's going on/probe as to their current circumstances. After going over the accusation, ask for ID, which will be useful because in a civil conversation the suspect would have been able prove that he owned both vehicles, and it would have ended there. Instead, the officer antagonized, threatened, and forcefully detained the guy.
"To reach into your pockets when you're being defiant to the police is just straight up the dumbest thing you could ever do. You people are ridiculous."
I swear, people act like, in the heat of the moment, they will act and perform perfectly to the tense/hostile situation before them, 0 hesitation, 0 mistakes, 0 panic. Suspect was getting heated over a clear racial bias (and this is coming from a white male), and getting harassed when he had literally done nothing wrong. Anyone'll get irritated when someone else is treating them poorly, doesn't matter if they have a police badge. Even more so when they're in the dark as to why they're being met with such hostility/maliciousness.
So... did the suspect handle the situation well? No. Clearly not. But if you think that the police officers (especially the one that made initial contact) were blameless, you're the one that's ridiculous. Had the suspect cooperated, he would have probably had a relatively peaceful interaction. But that's just one instance. Eventually, that officer would end up getting someone horribly injured or even killed due to their incompetence. This incident just revealed how inept the officer was before anything worse could happen.
At the end of the day, had the officer been more cordial with the suspect, and more upfront, treating him like a human being instead of guilty at first sight, that whole situation wouldn't have happened in the first place. So yes, blue man bad. Not all, but that one in particular.
He was literally breaking the law by refusing a lawful order
“And it’s registered to him.. same as the bike”
“Okay.. he could have-“.. at this moment the officer had a playback of the many times he was told that it was HIS property that is parked at HIS place of employment. Shameful!
Hence why the cop asked for ID. That or asking the guy for the license plate number, name of owner, and other personal information to verify that he owned the bike. Based on the call, it can be assumed the guy was scouting out vehicles. Granted, he did get too aggressive too quickly, but the guy could've shown his ID. Not a one sided wrong, most of the wrong being on the cop, but the guy isn't free of being stupid either. Neither is the lady who called it in to begin with. Guy getting out of one car, messing with something, then walking to another isn't suspicious. Just a dude dropping a vehicle off. Lady is definitely too paranoid. I think she should've had to pay the dude a bit for the troubles but idk if that would be accepted in court exactly.
"You're gonna obey me" anger issues and power tripping
Guilty until proven otherwise especially if a Karen thinks you’re a criminal
imagine pulling a gun on someone for not wearing a seatbelt
The lady that called that in on the first one should have been publicly shamed along with this cop.
The first cop said "he should have just told us [that the car was registered to him]" ...but at no time did he ever tell the man why he was even there. How was the man supposed to know WHAT to tell the cop if the cop never even ask a question about the situation, just got out and made demands of the man.
He told him like five times he's investigating someone looking into other people's cars.
@@Maximilian1990 Prior to tazing him, the officer told him only once that someone saw him loking into cars (cars, plural). And then the next thing he told him before tazing him was that someone accused him of stealing something. However, the only car he interacted with was his own car. I'd be confused too if i walked away from my car in a parking lot and was told by police that I was under suspiciopn of looking into cars and stealing something. My first thought would NOT be that they meant my own car, but that they meant other people's cars.
And, by the way, one eyewitness saying they looked into cars is not enough to ID someone. The officer needs to have other reasons (via investigation), or had seen the potential illegal activity for himself, to gain enough articulable suspicion to ID someone. That';s because eyewitnesses can be wrong or jump to incorrect conclusions, as was the case here.
Typical shit from a servant.
@@Maximilian1990 where dose it say you are required to do the job for the servant?
Guilty till proven innocent right.
@@Maximilian1990 is looking into people's cars a crime?
Cop: Holds man in literal gunpoint, yells at him to get on his knees
Also cop 3 seconds later: I stopped you because you had no seatbelt on
Pulled over for not having a seatbelt, and the first thing he says getting out was 'I need to get my seatbelt.'
It was a felony traffic stop. The cop had every right to hold him on gunpoint and detain him.
@@Baratako0 that's the thing though, he slowed down to find a better spot to pull over from.. and seeing how he reacted, yeah he had every right to be afraid.
@@definitely-not-a-bot Sorry, but as a driver, you don't get to decide where you pull over. The officer does. If the officer stops someone and they continue driving, it constitutes a felony stop, and the standard rules for them are gun drawn and the driver detained.
@Baratako0 not really. If you feel unsafe to pull over at that immediate time, you can go to safer place. If you are getting pulled over and you turn on your hazards, you have signaled the officer that you have acknowledged him and about to pull over.
"IM NOT A VEHICLE" had me dead😂
"What are you doing with a hanger?"
"Just hanging out"
"We would've been done if you just talked to me."
- cop after being asked questions a bunch of times and saying hardly anything but "obey me"
but the suspect didnt comply the officer was right
@@yungpizzaaa1172That officer had no grounds to do anything that he did. I back the blue, but he is a disgrace to actual law enforcement. I hope that dude catches those punk asses when they aren't in costume, and can't hide behind their guns and badges.
@@sofachrome I mean he is allowed to ask for Id and be suspicious about him so I don't see the problem, the civilian didn't comply so it escalated
Didn’t really give a sufficient explanation as to why he was asking for ID, the civilian was in his rights to refuse.
@@oliverlachat9062 I am not American but isn't the civilian obligated to give his Id to an officer on an investigation?
lets not forget the lady that called the cops on a guy that got into his own car
"That aint right" She says to a guy casually going into his car. Like if that aint the biggest self snitch.
Exactly! No excuses for the pig's behavior, but JFC... This lady should be charged with making a false report.
fr she can smd
She was committing an act of racism. Using power structures of society to attack a random black man.
"*GASP* Someone's minding their own business!!?? We need that man arrested!!"
This cops blood pressure went for 0-1000 in a few seconds lmao
Bro said I’m at work like 30 times 😂😂
Perfect example of the institutional arrogance within law enforcement agencies.
Tell us you’ve got a problem with authority without telling us you’ve got a problem with authority
@@HelloMyNamesNino I have a problem with corrupt and arrogant cop's..
Not all cops are bad..
GFY...
@@HelloMyNamesNinoL take from that comment 😭
So angry for this guy 😡
@@HelloMyNamesNinotells us you don't understand what the gooberment is by saying you don't know what the gooberment is.
It's odd those servants act like the citizens whom give them the power they love to abuse are below them.
What do you do when an employee is so lazy they attempt to get the customer to do the job for them.😂
Imagine the guy had no cop car, badge, or gun on him when he approaches this guy. Think he would try to do what he did? No. Because he is a power hungry coward. Literally said he was making it worse. Um, no, you made it worse. "we have a witness that saw him..." Do you though? You have someone claiming to have witnessed something but did zero investigation before you assaulted the guy.
Exactly! Completely gutless cowards
The justification was get your hands out of your pockets and instantly aggressive tactics get deployed it’s common police tactics
Funny enough a lot of police get mad at the idea of Civilians owning body armor and guns. "ITS NOT FAIR THEY CAN FIGHT BACK" Tyrants.
@@pizzarollking4397 David Grossman was the piece of shit that trained police to act this way the term “officer safety” in most police academies nationwide is used over 300 times the very first day of training it is literally stated that officers safety above all human life is the most important thing in policing period. Imagine if I drilled that into your head using absolute and aggressive definitive language for six weeks straight even you would believe every word of it by the time I’m finished training you. They literally use grandma as a reference “if you have to shoot grandma just so you can go home safely you shoot grandma” that’s the type of shit David Grossman and other police trainers say to their students….thug life
you shouldn’t reach into your pockets when dealing with cops. that goes for everyone, they don’t even let you put your hands in your pockets literally every time
How unprofessional you want to be as a cop?
Cop: YES
*That first cop right now has a part time in Mc Donals*
This is so disturbing to watch. That cop gave no reason for the stop. He literally attacked this man. Totally unprovoked. The cop should be arrested and jailed.
You are literally asking that a prosecutor does his/her job
And tazed multiple times. So he knows how it feels.
Most normal murican
Brainwashed and braindead fascist 🤷♂🤷♂
"That cop gave no reason for the stop"
I get you people have o dum but really you going that far?
The man who refused to ID! WHICH IS A CRIME! 🤦♂🤣
@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307He did not commit a crime, so no, he didn’t need to give the cop anything. The burden of proof is on the accuser, and the cop had no evidence of any kind. “Some random person said” is not evidence.
The first one was absolutely disgusting poor guy did absolutely nothing wrong, but the "I'm not a vehicle" had me dying lmao
To be fair, he did look like a vehicle
fr and the white lady omg
@@abdullah7792
Come on, he wasn't that fat
@@abdullah7792?
Yeah I bet you were really having a laugh…I bet if it was you on the hot pavement it wouldn’t seem so funny.
3:45 "I'm not a vehicle"😂
Cop: "He is the registered owner of the car & the bike", Reporter: "why did he just to say that"?
Well maybe it was the fact that the cop refused to tell him why he wanted to talk with him and became desperate to detain him in handcuffs without an even semblance of an investigation. He could not dispel the officers call as he did not know why the cop was harassing him, even agreeing when the victim said stealing from vehicles Cop said yes. Second cop on scene stated he fit the description.
It’s because he was black. He had to have done something wrong. This is their mentality.
the cop told him exactly why he wanted to just see his ID and he continued to ask why and assume the cops is just targeting him, yes the cop took it too far, and that lady may be racist, but just give the cops your ID when they ask, they cant doxx you or use your info against you, unless of course you have a warrant or something then you know what you did wrong. Guess how the situation got solved? They got his ID and figured everything out, which could have been done in the first 15 seconds of the interaction.
@@deadgowr8958he also said he didn’t need to show it because he didn’t do anything and was asking for what he did. Cop didn’t say anything. It’s not illegal to look into cars ESPECIALLY ONE THAT YOU OWN
@@justinmathis7707 He told him precisely why he wanted to see it, to which he just replied, again; "WHY!" Had he have given it up instead of going the acab "IM NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG YOU CANT TOUCH ME" route, it would've been over like that. 'Not doing something wrong' is the perfect time to show the police your ID. People make interactions with the police hard on themselves for no reason other than they think they get to just wave laws by as long as they think they're "doing nothing wrong"
@@deadgowr8958 and the guy responded saying was he detained and what he was detained for. He made up a reason first it was he was looking into cars (also not a crime) and then he said he stole something which was never reported. Bootlicking scum like you make me sick
Another young cop who is a sociopath! Where do they get these people?
as it has been posted many times...cops don't become psychopaths, psychopaths become cops
Most of these guys were bullied as a kid, and think if they become a cop, they have all the power in the world. That's why their feelings get hurt so easily, when someone doesn't do what they tell him to.
To answer your question: they hire them straight from prison...
They do not get hired because they have a high IQ. Quite the opposite, the lower the IQ the better stupid order follower they will be
@@Ron-gm7dd With all the tattoos cops have these days , it looks like you're right Ron , they just walked out of prison .
Why the first cop wasn't fired for his outrageous conduct? So many examples of blatant institutional racism.
3:46 "Im not a vehicle" lol
Shout out to the Counselor for remaining in a calm composure during an extremely anxiety provoking incident. His profession is really fitting based on this encounter.
He was great. But did I miss the part where he was injured? Howd the cop get arrested for that?
@@JB-324 yea fired and arrested is crazy for that.
and he's at work
@@JB-324I’m also confused. Seems like it was badly edited and something crucial was cut
@@JB-324 looks like the cop arrested him at gunpoint for not stopping, which is pretty ridiculous for a seatbelt stop.
Good work officers!!! Great detective work!! it just goes to show that ANYONE can be a cop even if you have mild, or severe mental issues!!
The government banks on this. They WANT them to be that way. It serves their deceptive purposes. From race to extortion tactics.
And that's scary cause they gave guns
@@GhanjaLoungeit’s America : they give guns to everybody
If you think this is bad you should check out the Murican army and what they do all around the world for money while the kids get brainwashed at home to sieg hail them and the flag at school
just like Adolfs youth back in the days
Well if they pay crap to them. They are going to get crap... They even have a shortage on available police around the county ATM. Maybe if they spent time evaluating them, properly training them, and paying them for the quality of enforcing that is needed and demanded this wouldn't happen. O well.
The cop: “ What did he do? “ made me go ride on a roller coaster
*Holds man at gun point*
“The reason I’m stopping you is because you were driving without a seatbelt”
What the actual fuck
As many in the past have said.
Cops don’t become psychopaths,
Psychopaths become cops
uhhh absolutely wrong. that power trip changes people.
@@UnicornEpona True, cops go in to improve things but are FORCED to become corrupt.
I don’t get this one. Are you implying that all cops are psychopaths? Or that all psychopaths are cops? because either way the math ain’t Mathin.
@@none-ih3cvno one is forced to become corrupt. If you care about justice enough you will either quit or die fighting corruption. Becoming the problem is not an excuse
mehh both are true.
The cop claiming the guy "Fleeing from law enforcement"... The dude pulled over! They didn't pit maneuver him! Just because you drive normally for a couple blocks doesn't mean anything! You do have the RIGHT to wait until you feel a comfortable place to pull over.
I had a statie with no dash cam try and say i was fleeing. Got all tickets dropped from that false report
He didn't even go to the window and ask why he didn't immediately pull over. He just pulled out his gun and then gets upset that he wasn't given permission to search the vehicle.
"I'm not a vehicle" got me laughing the police really just called an innocent black man a fucking vehicle. some cops just go too hard.
the first guy deserves prison for life
The key words ”stop resisting” “ you are under arrest for resisting” “obstruction”
Then after you tortured the public,
Do an investigation…
Outstanding police work!!!
they say all that for their own body cameras, and it's always a lia...
Cops are taught to SCREAM and SAY "STOP RESISTING" as much as possible so ANY level of abuse can be justified on the body cameras.
They also are infamous for warning someone after shooting them so that witnesses misremember it because who warns AFTER shooting
Jody Burnell needs to be sued. Freakin' nosy people who think they are judge and jury.
Karen burnell needs to be arrested
Obvious racist.
Think they’re fucking community watchers or sum but only harassing those they are stereotypical about
"and I thought.. thats nawt roight?" And figured since im brunells mom I figured im basically a cop. Ill call it in. Even though that chick was telling me that he owns that car.
it's always those Karens that see a black person minding their business and decide that they must be a criminal
nobody here is giving the last guy enough credit. he knew they couldn’t search or enter the vehicle to grab his documents or search him, but you could tell he was still really shaken
It is lawful to eradicate someone illegally arresting you
It is lawful to use reasonable and equal force against a police officer who is illegally arresting, assaulting or detaining you. Unless you have committed a crime they have no powers over you than any other person does.
@@GrantfromEarth yeah, yours is the more legal and proper wording🤣🤣🤣I’d just always say “ I was in fear for my life” like they do
@@buttholasaurus99 lol, fair enough. I only just noticed your user name hahhahah
It's better to stand up for your rights, verbally but not physically resist, then collect 20k+ and get them fired, rather than risk your life.
@@Flotter-Flo definitely the smartest way to do things.
Cops like them are the pure example of "You give someone a inch they take a mile."
so much cunts.
And this is the exact reason why nobody likes a cop
Lmao, saw the first one, the total freedom confirmed 😂😂
"You're causing your own problems right now, if you just forgot your rights as a US citizen and blindly did whatever my power hungry ass told you to do I wouldn't be beating your ass!" I'm pretty sure that's an exact quote.
It never ends, they just cannot communicate the concern up front. This is very obviously being used as escalation practices! Sickening
Are we forgetting the part where the cop told him they got a call about him looking into cars? A valid reason to ID him, then find out, "oh no, thats his car." People fight for their ID's way too much, i have no idea why.
bruh you are stupid, if a cop tells you to put your hands behind your back you fucking listen, you are actually braindead
@@deadgowr8958getting a call from one person saying someone supposedly went into a car that wasn’t theirs is not enough of a reason to ID
$25,000 for getting tazed after looking into his own vehicle. i would have laughed my ass off at that settlement unless the cop got arrested.
7:20 that disappointed dad look from the redhead cop 👌🤣
These officers are the reason why we have so many trust problems.
Right!
Brad Peter's mom should have minded her own bloody business. She says he should have just said it was his car, but officer 'you will obey' didn't tell him what was going on until after he went hands on. Dude was never given an opportunity to dispel alarm. Cop gets an F.
F for everyones Fucking his mom, what a jacksss
Also, apparently his wife came over to let Brad Pieter’s mom know that the car is registered in his name
Brad Peter's and his mom are terrible
Not minding your own business on the wrong side of town can get you hurt… from where I come from lol
I had to go look up where this happened. Unsurprisingly, it's in Clarkston, WA -- which is in the Eastern part of Washington. After you cross the Cascades, things get significantly less progressive and racism runs rampant. Thankfully the majority of the population live in 3 counties in the state and these people with ass backwards thinking can never ruin the rest of the state.
That lady in the first video should get charged
1:26 OBEY ME IS WILD LOL
These idiots escalate things way out of control then get in way over their heads all because they turn everything into a pissing match.
At 3:24 "We haven't even started" said the officer, as they continue to arrest a man without any proper investigation occurring.
I hope those officers were officially removed from their local department, this was not handled in a professional way what so ever. The woman seemed as if she didn't even look at him at all, just said ".... Yeah...." WTF!!!
At 7:35 I genuinely hope that officer realized how much he literally ***ed up the whole situation by using his taser when he was like "... Okay.... He couldn't...."
Bro really said: he said nothing to me
25k No way. Way more than that for racial discrimination and getting tased. Should have walked with 1 million
you're gunna obey me.. YIKES... omg and it was registered to him. WOW
The "You're going to obey me" really highlights the problem is the cop's ego. As it frequently is.
@@craigsparton id equally account for the citizen, who’s ego supersedes their logic by screaming out things like “what for, I didn’t do nothing wrong, am I being detained”. That immediately tells me enough that you’re just going to purposely be difficult when you simply can just provide your id to prove your innocence.
@@malbasedvalentine3210 Based
That sigh when he found out he owned both was..the I am fooked sigh of a cop in trouble
"I'm arresting you because your seatbelt was off" 🤣. This City Council ought to be investigated for buying these $200K Trucks for their Road Pirates.
9:01 he pointed a gun at him and tried to search him, because he had his seatbelt off???
I lived next door to a lady just like Judy. She got HERSELF arrested multiple times for trying to call the police on kids playing in our neighborhood and lying about what she saw. Our videos proved the kids were all innocently playing
Karen needs to be held accountable
That 1st woman is a real peice of work.
the first cop is discusting he should of been put in jail
You would think that with the amount of times that police use the "You resisted arrest" as the only charge that they would know better. I think they have had enough time to figure this shit out that maybe they should be actually punished for it. Even worse because it seems like they just use it as a method to punish people who properly used their rights.
No they always do the exact same bogus charges all together
Disturbing the peace
Resisting arrest
Obstruction of justice
It still boggles my mind how someone can get arrested with the only charge being "resisting arrest."
Right if they realize they're in the wrong then they will look for any excuse to take you in even if they know you'll probably be immediately released just so they can feel like they won in some way.
As a current law enforcement student at my local college, I have to thank you for uploading these videos. None of these people should have been officers in the first place, and I can use their failure to teach myself how to be a better help to the community.
We dont need your "help"
Oink oink
Good luck on college, wish you well
Good luck bro be safe this world has it out for y’all
@@OwenPittman-cv6ucjust like they have it out for all of us
1:24 you're gonna..- you're gonna obey me. Lmfao small man.
Justification for “congratulations officer you just brought a gun to a bomb fight.”
Remember as Americans we have every right to defend ourselves when we're being assaulted
Not against police officers...
@@sirpatrick187 yep police think their sovereign citizens but they're not and we still have a right to defend ourselves that was the whole reason we fought against King George the third
Comply on the street, fight in court. Your statement is a mentality that kills.
I'm not American, but I often see videos like this, are police in America always like this? if yes then civilians should be afraid of criminals and police
@@montymartell2081 No they dont and King George died a long time ago. The colonial days are over and the Redcoats have gone home. The year is 2023 not 1823.
They assaulted him for “resisting” and forced him down even though they themselves confirmed he wasn’t under arrest when they did it. The resisting charge would have probably stuck if not for their abysmal stupidity
Yes sadly even though the cop had NO reasonable suspicion to ID or detain him, it is always better to comply with the unlawful detainment and collect your settlement in court. I understand it is humiliating, but the best way to deal with that humiliation is make them pay and get them fired. Nothing good will ever come from pulling away or fighting the officer. I don't know why these idiot officers think they can detain someone based on a phone call. They love using the phrase "I'm conducting an investigation" while doing no investigation whatsoever. If someone reports a crime and the officer didn't witness it, they cannot go around demanding IDs and detaining people unless there is evidence of the crime or video footage.
Correct, he wasn’t under arrest until the individual decided to pull the sovereign citizen card and make the situation more difficult for himself…If you’re going to be fussy over identification over a police officer, I’d hate to see how you would react to voter identification, as well any other institution that require more than just your ID…
@@craigspartonOr you can stand your ground and let them dig the hole deeper, bigger payout.
First cop needs to be fired he is out of control!!!! I hope the guy sued him and the city/county!!!! Such bullish!!!!!
An then cops wonder why they are universally hated
I love how they said they told him why he was being detained without telling him why he's being detained
I had a situation like that first one. I was waiting for my girlfriend to come down to Walmart gas station so I could get her gas and she came with our baby daughter. I parked my Mercedes in the main parking lot then I walked over to a little shop in the strip mall and bought chocolates for my girlfriend and then when I was headed back she showed up to the gas station so I went over to papers and gas for her and as we were talking the police came in and called me over and threw me in handcuffs. I was told that somebody called saying that I was pulling on door handles and prowling cars but when they looked at the security footage it was my own fucking car. These cop calling Karen's are nasty.
You should have sued the cops for unlawful arrest.
@@GrantfromEarth I probably can't do that anymore I would assume since that was a few years ago
@@NicCageForPresident2024 yes, there is a statute of limitations that varies state to state.
JAJAJAJA “your not even listening “ wow
So he got arrested for LOOKING at cars, plus he owns some of them? :))) lmao
The woman who called is a trouble maker she clearly said that the woman (im assuming his wife) said the car was his but she still felt the need to ring 😂
The woman and the cop are both dumb.
cant believe even after they confirmed that both vehicles were his and registered under his name that they continued with "resisting arrest" charges. There was absolutely no means to arrest him and no means to keep him detained after the situation was cleared up, I'm glad he sued and glad he got rewarded the money
It was basically punishment because he didn’t bow down to him immediately
“Youre not even listening” legit two seconds later “ what did i do” “put your hands behind your back”
Wow the first cop really said your gonna obey me needs to be punished immediately
We really need to remove this catch all charge of resisting or obstruction from cops
Hope this bites the snitch in her social life
She did the right thing by reporting what she deemed suspicious activity. It’s the cops who were in the wrong
@@arachosiaher son is an officer, it was a power play by her. But in general i do agree with you
Last video had the cops lookin like proud boys
I hope that first man won a extremely huge lawsuit...
Qualified immunity needs to end. Accountability for all tyrants !!!!
The person who called it in needs to be sued, doesn't she?
She's ignorant asf her reasoning was based on a very small interaction
The first situation is exactly why people need to learn how to fight, if you are illegally being put into handcuffs and arrested, a lot of states will drop all charges even if you get physical AFTER the officer initiate physical contact.
Your gonna obey me, that's wild