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-Can we search your car sir? -Do you have a warrant officer? -No. Are you hiding something? -Am I free to go sir? If they say yes, leave. If they say no, say "I plead the 5th" and remain absolutely silent until you talk to a lawyer People really need to learn how to talk to the police. It is not suspicious to not want to be searched or speak. It is your legal right
I completely agree with this, and obviously something like this can happen to anyone, so if more people knew how to better handle these situations, then something like this will not be as profitable to do, and therefore the frequency of this will reduce.
Yes!!! Never consent to a search of your car. They're not looking to be your buddy, they're looking for something they can arrest you for and might find something.. You've got absolutely nothing to gain by letting them search
@@greenthunder1000 Arrest you for what? You haven't done anything wrong. Unless they have some evidence they can't search you. never talk to the police. They want to incriminate. So anything you do to "help them" is helping them to incriminate you. Remember they have a quota that they have fill that's all.
Saw an elderly man once say his parents use to say if you get scared find a cop they will protect you now that same guy said he tells his kids/grankids to never speak to them.
@@hyperspacejester7377 The military is not under the authority of the people, but rather under govement control. In other words they aren't your friends either.
The "guilty until proven innocent" thing is absolutely true. I was arrested with ZERO evidence and told that they knew everything and had evidence that didn't exist, and that if I didn't plead out I would sit in jail for 40 years because they overcharge you to the point that you don't want to roll the dice with a trial. I did 90 days of jail for a crime I didn't commit, and had 3 years of strict probation where they made it insanely easy to go back to jail. The system is so messed up, you are designed to fail.
The *only* 25 words you should ever say to a cop “Why did you pull me over?” “I’m not discussing my day” “Are you detaining me or am I free to go?” “I invoke the fifth”
You can remain silent of course, but the 5tha mendment does not apply during a traffic stop. The 5th amendment only applies when you are being forced to testify, meaning you are under threat of contempt. (ie subpoena)
@@Ddub1083 also it's best to verbally speak "I'm pleading the 5th amendment" and "no you cannot search my car" that way there is absolutely no question of what is going on
@@jimmygrant424 sure, but (as an attorney) my best advice is simply to stay silent and only answer the cops questions about the stop. "pleading the 5th", although it shouldnt be, will often make the officer more likely to power trip. The last thing anyone would want is an officer to think he can "show you who's boss". Not giving consent is good as well, but I would alter the statement to say "no officer I never consent to searches" Although similar, if it ends up in court it can be used to refute any assertion that there may have been a specific reason why you didnt want them to search. although im an attorney, I would never tell a cop im an attorney lol... even in my case, its best to not give the cop something to power trip over.
They say it's to stop financial crimes, but it never seems to get used on people who commit financial crimes. Then they say it's to punish drug dealers for poisoning kids, but drugs aren't poison, and the people who literally do poison kids aren't breaking the law. The truth is that the only justification necessary is that the people in power accomplish something with it. Democracy seems more and more like a diet version of Dictatorship. Better than the alternative I guess...
As a peruvian, I can tell you I've heard/seen worse things in my country. If you are at this stage, you have to do something about it - you don't want your country to become like latin america. The only thing that is nice here is the food, the relatively cheap health system, the music, our families and our friends. Everything else sucks.
I was fished by a highway patrol man the other year. He stuck his whole upper torso into the passenger seat of my car, looked around, and when he asked for my registration, I opened my glovebox and my bag from the pharmacy fell out. He yelled “WHATS IN THERE?!”… “My medication… from the VA pharmacy…” I told him. “LET ME SEE!” he demanded. He read the labels on every one and asked me if I was “on” any of them. No shit, Sherlock. They’re my medications. He had me come out, patted me down, and even breathalyze’d me. I asked him if I was driving erratically and he said “No, but when I came up to the window, your eyes lit up.”… maybe it’s because Smokey Bear is violating my civil rights? I haven’t felt safe since.
And don't trust Jake as a person quite yet. See his sponsors for various videos are more than a little suspect. His business is simply calling out other businesses which is amazing, but still be vigilant.
Im so happy you made this. The police stole my car too. I was a college student at the time and with no money to take it out of the impound. No charges were filed against me.
What's even more disgusting is when you consider how willing a cop is to steal from you with so little personal gain. Most amounts taken in civil asset forfeitures are relatively small, and that small amount doesn't even directly go to the cop who stole it from you. It goes into things like retirement plans or equipment. That money is spread among the entire force, so out of the few hundred dollars of property the cop seized from you, they may only receive few dozen bucks. Think about that. A cop is will to steal hundreds of dollars from you for pennies back to themselves. Your rights are only worth $30 to them.
The cops know civil asset forfeiture is wrong, and they don't have to do it, but many choose to still do so. That shows you what kind of people are doing police work. They're as bad as career criminals.
they have internal quota system cops need to bring in a certain amount of money for the government or they get in trouble with their superior. Its like the ground force goons of a mafia
@@leef8433 blablabla the same crap Yes,not ALL COP ARE BAD. WE ALL KNOW Shit like this is why people are cautious toward cop We cant just say yes and play the russian roulette,can we?
I can't believe people still consent searches. Even if they have nothing, have they not watched the news? Cops have no problem planting illegal items in your car.
Every time I learn more about how horriblely corrupt every day life is, the stories of psychotic breaks, and targeted seriously violent outrage start to seem like the only sane people we have left.
@@GTAVictor9128 if you look at the “anti drug abuse act of 1988”, you will find it is a collection of executive orders made by LBJ, Nixon, Carter. Not law. It also forms FEMA and Homeland security. Both unconstitutional. Check out sec. 6293 on pg 190 where they begin the police state. Ronald got shot for not toting the company line. He introduced PL 97-280. They would kill him if he did not sit back. His wife ran the show after being shot. She did what ever “they” wanted. The same “they” who got Brandon in office.
Damn this video hits me really bad, my father was a victim of this scam when he went to the US to buy trucks on auction with his brother, 1 mile before the auction place a cop stops him and did exactly what you described on the video, life savings gone... my father came back to my country empty handed after years saving the money, his brother that live in the US went to court after months of investigating they determined they were innocent but lawyer takes most of the money, less than half was restore in the end and it was almost two years later. I though that this was an isolated event not a common practice.
As others are saying... I'd be careful Jake. I've watched quite a few of your videos at this point, on the cia, military, conglomerates, pretty much most corrupt organizations but this one is by far the most dangerous. You're exposing semi powerful people, the CIA or military might just brush you off but cops are petty asf and might already be watching you and planning on doing everything you exposed in this video to you. Stay safe Jake and people such as myself extremely appreciate the knowledge you bless us with! Good luck, man. Good luck . . . .
To say drugs is a victimless crime is an exaggeration, unless you consider the lives of criminals to be worthless, but I agree that the war on drugs is useless, especially since the American healthcare system is the biggest drug dealer.
@@visekual6248 it's useless like prohibition was. You won't prevent people doing drugs, why the hell waste resources even trying when you could spend those resources making it safer to do the drugs? At least for less dangerous ones like LSD, mushrooms, and marijuana.
@@visekual6248 the criminalization makes victims, the "war on drugs" makes victims, not the drugs themselves. If there were no illegal drugs there would be no seller to be considered a criminal
@@reinoob I understand what you mean, but drugs also kill people, I am not in favor of legalization, simply because it would mean that drug use would be socially acceptable, but I think that drugs should be decriminalized, as was done in Portugal.
Saw a cop speeding a few days ago on the highway and figured I could stay close by to him without any problems. I was behind him at around 85 mph and he pulled me over. He gave me a warning for speeding and a ticket for being to close to his car.
First off you don't follow a cop, even if he was speeding. Just mind your business.Your looking for huge trouble because every cop in your area will be keeping a very close eye on you.
“Every single one of these laws passed by these governors and senators that violate the Constitution are love letters to Santa without men and women in badges willing to enforce them onto innocent people.” -Michael Malice
@@YXNGSHARK No it is not. Our police is trained to deescalate situations and the cases in the video would be an insane scandal throughout the country. What annoys me at the moment is people in my country copying the American violent and racist cops narrative and then trying to apply it here when it makes no sense.
@@snes09 Of course people defend the system, nobody like you ever suggests a reasonable alternative. You just get people saying silly things like 'defund the police' and then we get the mess that is California
It's always guilty until proven innocent nowadays, in the modern world of social justice you're prejudged based upon arbitrary characteristics like skin colour, political beliefs, gender and social status. No such thing as innocent until proven guilty in today's world
@@AeneasGemini Your logic is brain damaged. It's not Dylan C's responsibility to fix their failure. Defending this immoral system is an act of cowardice.
@@AeneasGemini the reasonable alternative is easy, not allowing cops to steal from people without those people being convicted of a crime. This ain´t rocket science bootlicker
Just recently heard about a CA county that is seizing an armored car from a legal pot business every time it comes through the country. It's a legal business in CA, and the company has lost millions. The police turn it over to the Feds, and then they get their kick back. Have no consequences for a crime, and the criminals get bolder. That includes these criminal cops.
The reason why is because our world is filled with people, and people are inherently selfish and self interested often without regarding others, and those same people make the institutions that make up the world we live in.
I know a guy that happened to going into court with $2000 cash. He was checked by the security and they took his money; and they would not give him it back; even when he provided bank statements.
1. Why did you pull me over? 2. I'm not discussing my day/night with you. 3. Am I being detained or am I free to go? [If detained] 4. I invoke the 5th Amendment to not answer any of your questions. 5. STFU. Never consent to any searches. Cops are not your friends. Don't give them information that they will use to hurt you. Don't give them only what the Constitution and the law requires (which is divers license, proof of insurance and registration at a traffic stop). Follow Pot Brothers at Law for more tips.
All cops go to hell. The golden rule is "do unto others as you would have done unto you" and "love your neighbor as yourself". Cops enforce man's laws while breaking God's laws daily. I have no sympathy for cops, lawyers and judges burning in hell, you all deserve it!!!
@@6ick6ick6ity5 First I don't call the police for any reason, period. Second I don't let fear control my actions, God said fear not. And finally they gave you back a card allowing you some of the freedom back they took away from you to begin with. If God made weed for man, should you not be free to grow it and smoke it without the governments permission, rules, fee's, taxes and tracking? They gave you the perception they were being cool with you, but in fact, they are the paid enforcers of a evil system.
@@dergunter1237 Cops don't think for themselves, they only obey. That's why they recruit cops out of the military. In the military they learn to be both heartless and brainless. It's called patriotism. They make great cops.
1). Asset forfeiture is unconstitutional. It's illegal to search or seize without a warrant according to the constitution. And even if we allow the supreme Court's unconstitutional ruling that an exception to the fourth amendment is witness to a crime in progress, me having cash is not a crime in progress just occurred or is about to occur. 2). It made my employees whether they're law enforcement or private security, are prohibited from seizing any assets not directly provable as the proceeds from unlawful activity. Doing so will get you fired from working for me.
TYSM Jake for uploading this. As an Indonesian myself i've heard countless stories about how corrupt our police system is. I've seen seen a local show called "86" which broadcasts the activities of our police. Theres an episode of someone's motorcycle being stolen but the victim is eager to report to the police, when the police asked why he didn't report it. He said straight to the police "Nggak ada uang, Nggak ada keadilan" which means "No money, No Justice". The rest of the episode is the police trying to convince him to report, and the episode actually ends happily by him finding his bike. Well im just hoping that our police system gets better over time.
When the camera starts rolling all human start to act differently. And yes our policing organization is still very much corrupt even when they say it's not
You know there is a problem with the justice system when it is more expensive to get a lawyer than a doctor. Also when it isn't worth the cop's time to pursue stolen property. It's a messed up system.
And I watched this video just as I was done watching Louis Rossman talk about how NYC police don't even bother to collect evidence when crimes are reported so a lot of actual criminals are just free to do as they please but when law abiding citizens are forced to take matters in their own hands they get the whole book thrown at them. They selectively pick which laws to enforce and when so that they can better abuse them.
This happen to me years ago in Orlando Florida when I took my family to Disney. So I refused a search closer to home in Texas, was asked to step out of the vehicle slammed on my head and the truck was searched anyway. Spent the night in the hospital and got probation.
@@edwardmiessner6502 well the probation come from Texas. I had no drugs in my system. I had a prescription in my suitcase for a non narcotics but was convicted of some weird drug charges I’ve never heard of and had to pee in a cup for 6 months and 12 months of hospital visits trying to fix what the cops did to my head
That is super unlawful! They shouldn’t be able to search your vehicle without consent or a warrant. And Did you file a lawsuit for unconstitutional/excessive use of force for head injury?
This happened to me on a small scale. Lost $25 in quarters to the cops at the airport. That was my money for vending machines and paying tolls... They were very nice.. and I said " you're just going to spend this on snacks aren't you?" He smiled and said "maybe". Friendly fascists.
@@pablitoperez9109in my my carry on.. they opened it up they saw the money and they called me over. It was actually the supervisor that they called and he was very very nice and smiled with his plastic gloves on.. everybody was just staring at me and he smiled again and took the money
You wonder why people show very little respect for law enforcement? Because of all the bad eggs that ruined it. It's sad, but our justice system allowed police departments to get away with these sort of practices for *So Many* years. Glad the public is more aware, now that light is being shed onto it. Sad that those shady practices still exist today, and those who are caught merely get a slap on the wrist.
@@dergunter1237 Isn't it kinda insensitive to assume ALL cops are bad because of a minority of bad cops? To be clear I don't like any of what these police examples did in the slightest...
@@MarcABrown-tt1fp first of all its not a minority and second of all they are bad because they can legally commit such crimes. It is as if someone would say "not all Nazis killed jews" yeah duh but that does not mean they wheren´t all bad. Traditionally the ones that aren´t directly involved with such crimes just look away. They are bad by the very nature of their legal capabilities
Every rookie cop learns a lesson in his/her first year on the job: Crime pays, it pays well & there is only a slight chance that they will face any repercussions.
Any family or friend considering joining Gov employment should be treated as a failure and traitor. They should be regarded as house burglars or something. They join police/military for female validation and the income/benefits to appease one or more. Who end up cheating on them and divorce the man for profit anyways. However police/military are also the most frequent domestic violence abusers which should be no surprise. What a world. Meanwhile women in the police/military are just more failing welfare policies. The viral videos are hilarious though. Store robber pulls two female coppers out of squad car and leaves the scene with their vehicle!
"There are scores of people who have never recovered, or been recovered, from an FSB interrogation. They’re a hard organization to describe because nothing like the FSB exists in the USA. To get even remotely close, you’d have to ask the CIA to birth a seven-headed hydra with the faces of the FBI, DEA, NSA, Immigration, Border Patrol, Coast Guard, and the Navy Seals with a hangover and a grudge." - Tanya Thompson
Is that legal advice you are giving? Do you have a license to practice in your State? Did you know that you have committed multiple felonies that are in writing and can be traced back to your person?
@@mermer2811 in the most stern way possible. No fake friendly chats. The state at best is a polite bully, why would anybody want to be buddy buddy with a bully?
This is dangerous I mean the law protectors are the ones who breaks it make it even worse. Just being falsely suspected and boom you are busted 💀horrible
They're not breaking the law. Theft by police is perfectly lawful. Your mistake is assuming lawful things are necessarily good. That laws are necessarily good. They aren't.
maybe because they arent. i love how when you see a video like this saying most police are bad you assume "yeah must be true" but when you see a video showing police are heroes you assume "meh its rare"
@@OperatorRedx Being a hero rarely gets you a payout. The amount of people willing to be heroic is definitely smaller than the amount of people willing to compromise on morality to make a quick buck.
When dealing with cops always remain calm and respectful but defend your rights always. "Sir, I respect you as a person and I respect the idea of the job you do but I neither respect nor trust the system in which you are a part of. Due to this, I will not be answering any questions or consenting to anything as to not knowing or unknowingly incriminate myself without a lawyer present who understands the intricacies of the system you are working for..." The fifth amendment only applies if you expressly claim it by stating that you wish to invoke it and not incriminate yourself, otherwise your silence and refusal of cooperation can and will be held against you. Give no more information than absolutely required!
I don't respect them as people though, as they are willingly choosing to uphold an authoritarian system that routinely abuses people, then covers up those very same abuses.
Welp luckily we have a large portion of the US population who has been deceived into believing policing is a good thing and that supporting it is show of patriotism.
Unfortunately most people think that police officers are the only officers. In the US, corporate officers are above the law as well. Thank the 14th amendment and corporatism.
I had to stop after the first story. The abuse of power, the fact that it's legal, and that the officer took it from a regular everyday person just too much for me to stomach. I never knew I would get so triggered. I guess different people are triggered by different things. Sorry Jake, I can't finish the video. I'm sure it's great and enlightening as usual. Cheers!
It broke my heart when I saw the man got his life saving taken away from him too. That's the money he worked hard for and it's the money for him to feed his kids and make sure they could have a decent future. It's very hard to watch.
Feels like as with most things involving police, this is just showing us: "hey the police are doing this heinous action, and there's nothing you can do to stop it."
we can do something about it butvthats not legal i think. we are all illegals nowadays as everything can be made into a crime. i got imprisoned for attacking the cops, but the cops attacked me and beat the shit out of me. its the system and every single officer who are at fault. nobody is forced to serve in the police, every cop is guilty, every cop protects murderers, every cop is a thief and ACAB!
Police there are on the same level as criminals. I watched a video where a guy went to one of the countries in central Asia and encountered 2 police officers. They asked him to give his phone, took pictures and then asked him to pay for them and threatened to arrest him. Not even joking...
@@BharatkaEkBeta in india police can arrest you and jail you for 2 years while you won't be able to go to court to prove your innocence for 2 years, under public safety act, they just have to say you're a threat, they don't have to say what kind of threat or on what basis. So your country is more fucked up than you know. + Under AFSPA army/armed unit of goverment can search and kill without warrant and will at most get paid vacations and early retirements... Both of these laws were gifted by British Raj, but our politicians irrespective of what side they're on, high these laws.... Also courts take an average of more than 50 years to solve a case..... 😂😂😂😂
You may want to add planting of false evidence (ie. drugs) to open an opportunity for extortion. Some officers could even do it if they just don't like you personally. You also forgot to mention that some, if not most of the money being seized are also being pocketed.
Its so funny because in the thumbnail, it was Indonesia's Police uniform. In here, everyone knows that all Police officers either corrupt or get another job as a protector of someone who rich enough to hire them (even though they are the bad one). So it was so close to what video is it
Damn, well done mate ! I wanted to press charges against a pedophile cop in Germany, they told me if I show up again they'll hang me in a prison cell.... this system is rotten to the core.
People have an idea of what a cop is that is entirely removed from reality. People think a cop is some hero of justice, who protects the weak. When in reality, that's literally not even part of their job. A cop is not even legally required to protect someone being hurt in front of them. Their job is law enforcement. Which is a feel good way of saying that their job is to follow whatever politicians tell them. Everyone and their mother will recognize that politicians are some of the worst people on earth, yet will not extend that animosity towards police, who literally exist to follow politicians' commands. "Just doing their job." There may be individual officers who have protected the weak on occasion, done some good for the world. But they're good in spite of their job, not because of it. At the end of the day, their job requires even the good people to be the enforcers who will enforce the edicts of politicians. Even those good people are, at the end of the day, taking part in the same corrupt, morally bankrupt system.
@@The.Red.Tomahawk in America, yes cops are evil, and politicians, but so are the people, like you. In good countries like Australia and Europe, cops are friendly, and we never have cases like this
The Philadelphia reference shows a Chicago intersection at 1:41 , the two streets are Lasalle and Ontario. And this is from like 10 years ago, when The Mcdonalds was being remodeled. Probably thought no one would catch this lol.
ok how about you protect the entire country. most cops are good people. I will admit that there are some bad eggs, But most cops are people that just want to protect YOU. So stop being ungrateful.
@@1slimyboi517 No Thanks, I'll continue to protect my family and myself like I've been doing, if you wait for the cops you're dead, and plus I'd rather not deal with cops because I don't trust any government agency that is allowed to lie to citizens
Police will not be abolished because instances like these are in the minority and the net loss on society would be far greater if you got rid of the police. Reformation is always in the discussion though.
I love how he use indonesian police as the thumbnail because if you're indonesian like me then you know that our police force was used to be really corrupt as well
The basis of a modern police service are the Peelian Principles- The basic mission for which the police exist is to prevent crime and disorder The ability of the police to perform their duties is dependent upon public approval of police actions Police must secure the willing co-operation of the public in voluntary observance of the law to be able to secure and maintain the respect of the public The degree of co-operation of the public that can be secured diminishes proportionately to the necessity of the use of physical force Police seek and preserve public favour not by pandering to public opinion but by constantly demonstrating absolute impartial service to the law Police use physical force to the extent necessary to secure observance of the law or to restore order only when the exercise of persuasion, advice and warning is found to be insufficient Police, at all times, should maintain a relationship with the public that gives reality to the historic tradition that the police are the public and the public are the police; the police being only members of the public who are paid to give full-time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community welfare and existence Police should always direct their action strictly towards their functions and never appear to usurp the powers of the judiciary The test of police efficiency is the absence of crime and disorder not the visible evidence of police action in dealing with it
3 CORE IDEAS The goal is preventing crime, not catching criminals. If the police stop crime before it happens, we don’t have to punish citizens or suppress their rights. An effective police department doesn’t have high arrest stats; its community has low crime rates. The key to preventing crime is earning public support. Every community member must share the responsibility of preventing crime, as if they were all volunteer members of the force. They will only accept this responsibility if the community supports and trusts the police. The police earn public support by respecting community principles. Winning public approval requires hard work to build reputation: enforcing the laws impartially, hiring officers who represent and understand the community, and using force only as a last resort.
@@markbenjamin1703 "The goal is preventing crime, not catching criminals. If the police stop crime before it happens..." sounds like some precrime dystopian idea.
@@memenadekhanh3992 I believe it's based more on prevention and having a uniform presence in neighborhoods to deter, Peel being from the UK, this would mean Bobbies on the beat and talking to people
@@memenadekhanh3992 "If the police stop crime before it happens" So a crime didn't happen, not even a conspiracy to do something, just that NO crime ever happened. Thus they are stopping legal action. So if your legal actions constitute stopping in the name of preventing crime, all of your legal actions are criminal, thus everyone is a criminal. As the old saying goes: Treat everyone like an enemy, and they will become one.
It's very slowly becoming more and more volatile to go outside in the U.S. cause someone is going to put a bullet in your cranium or beat the crud out of you for money. Stay safe at this time, every life is very important and every citizen is standing up to their rights.
One thing worth mentioning is that 5 states currently prohibit civil forfeiture and 36 others are looking to impose restrictions on the practice (it should be banned entirely). In the United States its earliest predecessors that paved the way for it we're confiscation acts passed in the civil war to enable Union troops and other federal ofederal officers to sieze the property of Southern civilians alleged to be supporting the Confederate war effort. At least one Union Congressman objected to the bills because he felt they could set the precedent for bringing cases against property thus essentially blowing a hole in the 4th Ammendment.
This sounds eerily similar to the hospitals taking custody of your kids because they know what’s best for them. If the parent objects to the care being administered by the hospital, some hospitals have been known to refuse parent’s the right the take their kids home. Maybe you can make a video on that, Jake.
How else would they maintain the large pedophile ring that is the foster care system. Nearly 100% of foster kids admit to be sexually molested in the system at some point.
“You were following too close” “You look nervous” “Why are you shaking?” “Do me a favor…” “What am I going to find?” (Implying consent to search if you answer “nothing”) “The more honest you are with me the more I can help you” I can go on but I’ve heard all these and more. Never consent to searches and remember suspicion is not a crime
Remember, COPS, CIA, FBI, NSA, and the Gov under state and federal level, does not, and never will; protect their citizens. The more i see the cartel not paying tax's, they have my sympathy.
Getting rid of qualified immunity,overturning civil asset forfeiture AND introducing self defense against public officials and servants laws that make it legal to kill those that attempt civil asset forfeiture.
Im glad you live in a free country where you can even think to put this content for the world. Where im from this would mean extreny trouble. Great work brother
Pro tip: if u are issued a citation during the stop, the officer must not keep you any longer than it takes to write the ticket (s). But if you consent to a search, it's on you. The convo leading up to the request for consent usually will include questions a person will say "yes" to. This is sales 101, getting you into the pattern of yes as opposed to no. Once you receive the citation and your license back, the transaction is over and the contact is merely voluntary which means you are free to leave. Don't engage in pleasant conversation,or go on about " muh rights". Your remaining there is not required by law. Roll up your window. Drive away. Every cop is not dirty or your enemy. But, they are not trying to be your friend. They view you as the violator, suspect, etc. The pleasant, friendly demeanor is an act designed to elicit cooperation. 30 yr retired cop here.
I once heard a quote from an Indian commenter here were cops are notoriously corrupt. If you get pulled over for a ticket theyll say "So i can either write you up for a ticket for 10,000 ruppees or you give me 5000 now and we'll both go home 5000 richer"
I used to back the blue, but after how the RCMP handled the truckers protest in Ottawa I'm never going to trust a police officer again unless I know them and their family. This video has been informative on the tactics used by these thugs claiming to be protectors
I've learned that people tend to see Police as heroes and they certainly can be. We have to remember that police are just people. People are corruptible and people act in their own interest. I've met cops that are great people but always be wary.
You only stopped after people who block an entire city off were arrested? Not after the countless civil liberties violations that have occurred for decades, especially to minorities???
Ohh so you were comfortable with them when they were beating the pulp outta BLM protestors. Or when they kill people withour consequences. But when it fell on you then you realised that they are corrupt and unaccountable ? How how hypocritical of you.
Well, better late than never. Whatever made you realize that police are not your friends, good enough. Now just realize that even if you know someone and can guarantee they're a good person, they'll still be a jackass cop, because the job literally requires them to be one.
Always be very careful with what you say to police, they will try to make you say very specific words to make you seem guilty. They are manipulative, always invoke the 5th ask for your lawyer and NEVER EVER consent to a search.
Two guys I know were traveling through Nevada to the world series of poker. They had large amounts of cash for the buy in and for cash games afterward. They were stopped, over 150,00 stolen by the cops (told they could have 80,000 back immediately or spend months and thousands of dollars in court trying to get it back. Legal robbery.
In my country there is a saying: Every gang always has 3 people in them: A police officer, a taxi driver, and a Venezuelan. The Police are usually the gang leaders btw.
It’s important to remember that seized drugs are not usually destroyed by many departments, instead they are either used by members of the different corrupt departments to plant on victims of their scams for property seizures, sold to dealers that they are friendly with, or even used by the officers themselves. I have firsthand knowledge of this from my days as a journalist that gave me access to the inner workings of sheriff and police departments and from experience of being set up by crooked officers on felony charges during the early ‘90s, charges that still are being used against me now with more seizures of personal property that has me involved in a new legal battle with another felony charge against me that is still being dragged on even though it was completely legal for me to posses the property in question until my state government changed its mind and quietly made it illegal. Thank you for exposing the racketeering that is rampant in this messed up artificial society.
It’s on plain sight which is scary. It’s all a big sham! Thanks for the reminder and exposing the not-so-good part of this part of society, there’s many that’s hidden or not. Let’s play the game by living a life well-lived and away from their dirty schemes.
What? Police in most countries have been harassing citizens the last few years with the politician forced concept of lockdowns. Mostly big cities. Fining people for not wearing a mask. "You have to wear this armband to leave your residence or you go to ze camps." We have a swine flu problem that's for sure.
@@tokiwartooth4404 I see what you did there with "swine flu." Yes, the worst pandemic is the pandemic of tyranny that spread across the world with lockdowns, forced medical treatment, etc.
Ex cop here (but not from USA). In my country it's similar but different. If a property is suspected to be bought with money originated by a crime it can be taken by the COUNTRY. But only if the owner of said property is convicted of said crime and if it can be proven that the owner bought it with profits from said crime. In case of drug dealing, everything is detained - unless said owner can prove the money didn't come from the crime. AKA - suspicion is not enough, the owner has to be guilty of said crime first, only after that property can be detained. + It is taken by the country. The money from the auction is taken by the country, and the country gives some of it to the police force budget. I assume most of the US works in a similar way to what I explained here, while other countries in the US works more like how he explained in the video
just in case anyone is curious about the policeman in the thumbnail. he is a policeman from Indonesia who was caught in 4k beating a protester who are a student very brutally
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ACAB
Keep health updates so if they(you know who) try to kill you off we know you didn’t die of any health issues or suicide. Please. ;-;
Aren’t we all?
Do one on the vaccine side effects.
-Can we search your car sir?
-Do you have a warrant officer?
-No. Are you hiding something?
-Am I free to go sir?
If they say yes, leave. If they say no, say "I plead the 5th" and remain absolutely silent until you talk to a lawyer
People really need to learn how to talk to the police. It is not suspicious to not want to be searched or speak. It is your legal right
I completely agree with this, and obviously something like this can happen to anyone, so if more people knew how to better handle these situations, then something like this will not be as profitable to do, and therefore the frequency of this will reduce.
If we teach children this in school they can't steal from poor people anymore
I notice Police are never In rich areas they Alyways in poor areas.
"are you hiding something?" "no, i just don't appreciate invasions of my private property"
@@Purplecolors88 lots of rich folk pay off cops
Yes!!! Never consent to a search of your car. They're not looking to be your buddy, they're looking for something they can arrest you for and might find something.. You've got absolutely nothing to gain by letting them search
Can’t they just arrest you if you refuse
Yeah when you refuse they arrest you and take your car anyway
@@greenthunder1000 Arrest you for what? You haven't done anything wrong. Unless they have some evidence they can't search you. never talk to the police. They want to incriminate. So anything you do to "help them" is helping them to incriminate you. Remember they have a quota that they have fill that's all.
@@art6082 Different country, different cases
@@Aciimov if you’re talking about non american cops that’s not the topic at hand, so no not different countries different cases
Saw an elderly man once say his parents use to say if you get scared find a cop they will protect you now that same guy said he tells his kids/grankids to never speak to them.
The fact that some cities’ police forces have internal gangs with even the deputies being aware and/or involved is also very scary.
Cops are the biggest gang in America.
But people are stupid enough to believe otherwise even with evidence.
@@rickeybernard8156 I blame Tv and movies for how law enforcement has always been portrayed to be worthy of the public support
@@Sweet-Rat-Milk Military has them outnumbered 3 to 1
@@hyperspacejester7377 The military is not under the authority of the people, but rather under govement control. In other words they aren't your friends either.
Never talk to cops. Invoke your right to remain silent. Never say yes to anything they aren't required to do.
So should I never talk to my mum ? 😳
@@jimby_vokk3110 did you mom gonna steal all your lifesaving?
@@RobertBaraheon Maybe
@@jimby_vokk3110 Not while she's on duty, tell her that U're going to see her at home or in court
Always get a lawyer
The "guilty until proven innocent" thing is absolutely true. I was arrested with ZERO evidence and told that they knew everything and had evidence that didn't exist, and that if I didn't plead out I would sit in jail for 40 years because they overcharge you to the point that you don't want to roll the dice with a trial. I did 90 days of jail for a crime I didn't commit, and had 3 years of strict probation where they made it insanely easy to go back to jail. The system is so messed up, you are designed to fail.
Our leaders work for funding war such as in Israel for genocide and give 200 billion $ for aid instead of development and effective law in America
What were you accused of?
5
The *only* 25 words you should ever say to a cop
“Why did you pull me over?”
“I’m not discussing my day”
“Are you detaining me or am I free to go?”
“I invoke the fifth”
You can remain silent of course, but the 5tha mendment does not apply during a traffic stop. The 5th amendment only applies when you are being forced to testify, meaning you are under threat of contempt. (ie subpoena)
@@Ddub1083 also it's best to verbally speak "I'm pleading the 5th amendment" and "no you cannot search my car" that way there is absolutely no question of what is going on
@@jimmygrant424 sure, but (as an attorney) my best advice is simply to stay silent and only answer the cops questions about the stop. "pleading the 5th", although it shouldnt be, will often make the officer more likely to power trip. The last thing anyone would want is an officer to think he can "show you who's boss". Not giving consent is good as well, but I would alter the statement to say "no officer I never consent to searches" Although similar, if it ends up in court it can be used to refute any assertion that there may have been a specific reason why you didnt want them to search. although im an attorney, I would never tell a cop im an attorney lol... even in my case, its best to not give the cop something to power trip over.
horrible advice lol.
"...and the second"
Out of all of your videos, this one was the hardest to finish. Not because it’s a bad video, but how angry it made me.
Great work Jake
They say it's to stop financial crimes, but it never seems to get used on people who commit financial crimes. Then they say it's to punish drug dealers for poisoning kids, but drugs aren't poison, and the people who literally do poison kids aren't breaking the law.
The truth is that the only justification necessary is that the people in power accomplish something with it. Democracy seems more and more like a diet version of Dictatorship. Better than the alternative I guess...
@@Ryan-wx8of the problem is not democracy its capitalism in its current state
Me too lol, I gave up after like 4 minutes.
As a peruvian, I can tell you I've heard/seen worse things in my country. If you are at this stage, you have to do something about it - you don't want your country to become like latin america. The only thing that is nice here is the food, the relatively cheap health system, the music, our families and our friends. Everything else sucks.
@@GetFochD yeah it’s totally capitalism and not corrupt bastard cops and government. But hey blame it on capitalism!
I was fished by a highway patrol man the other year. He stuck his whole upper torso into the passenger seat of my car, looked around, and when he asked for my registration, I opened my glovebox and my bag from the pharmacy fell out.
He yelled “WHATS IN THERE?!”… “My medication… from the VA pharmacy…” I told him. “LET ME SEE!” he demanded. He read the labels on every one and asked me if I was “on” any of them. No shit, Sherlock. They’re my medications. He had me come out, patted me down, and even breathalyze’d me. I asked him if I was driving erratically and he said “No, but when I came up to the window, your eyes lit up.”… maybe it’s because Smokey Bear is violating my civil rights?
I haven’t felt safe since.
Bunch of crooks.
Jake is really tempting his fate. He has the FBI, CIA, Mossad and the entire police force watching him.
Don't forget the Chinese Communist Party
He as CIA agent.. meant to throw us off from the real truth. He will be A okay
And don't trust Jake as a person quite yet. See his sponsors for various videos are more than a little suspect. His business is simply calling out other businesses which is amazing, but still be vigilant.
There is knowledge in everything u just have to think for your self. The work Jake does is incredible
What is the price for his head right now. Is there a competition between them for highest bid or something.
My motorcycle was stolen and when the cops found it, they impounded it. It cost more to get it back than it was worth
Same thing happened with my truck :/
Wtf lol, this doesnt make sense at all...
it was stolen twice
It costs more per day to have a car impounded than it does to pay for my apartment per day, that shit is such a racket
Im so happy you made this. The police stole my car too. I was a college student at the time and with no money to take it out of the impound. No charges were filed against me.
It's not the "closest thing to legal robbery" it IS legal robbery. They are taking your property under coercion.
And if you try to resist they can legally beat the shit out of you, shoot you and/or arrest you for resisting arrest or other law enforcement activity
💯👏🏼
That’s why you’ve got to shoot them in the face
100%
Wait until you hear about taxes.
What's even more disgusting is when you consider how willing a cop is to steal from you with so little personal gain. Most amounts taken in civil asset forfeitures are relatively small, and that small amount doesn't even directly go to the cop who stole it from you. It goes into things like retirement plans or equipment. That money is spread among the entire force, so out of the few hundred dollars of property the cop seized from you, they may only receive few dozen bucks.
Think about that. A cop is will to steal hundreds of dollars from you for pennies back to themselves. Your rights are only worth $30 to them.
The cops know civil asset forfeiture is wrong, and they don't have to do it, but many choose to still do so. That shows you what kind of people are doing police work. They're as bad as career criminals.
They have severe cognitive dissonance.
They're told they're the "good guy", and they lack introspective to determine for themselves.
You know they pocket half
Well, considering that most of the money goes towards stacking the retirement fund, it makes a lotta sense.
they have internal quota system cops need to bring in a certain amount of money for the government or they get in trouble with their superior. Its like the ground force goons of a mafia
Lesson of the day: Never say yes to searches and never tell cops that you have anything of value.
There are so many cops in the United States, but a small group of bad ones ruins it for everyone.
@@leef8433 blablabla the same crap
Yes,not ALL COP ARE BAD. WE ALL KNOW
Shit like this is why people are cautious toward cop
We cant just say yes and play the russian roulette,can we?
@@numberc101s-h-darkknight8 either way it could end badly
@@leef8433 so you suggest we play the roulette?
Cause that how we play one
@@numberc101s-h-darkknight8 I mean same odds of getting hit by a car walking across the street.
I've always thought that it was way too easy for cops to get away with things like this.. smh
They're not above the law, they are the law
@True Knight the consequences of killing a cop are not worth it man. Cause of that they sort of are above bullets. They have the bullets
It’s too easy to he a cop
Andrew Coffee verdict
Self defense against unlawful cops is a recognized right in Florida.
Force with force
Deadly force with deadly force.
@@amanimaonga5970 andrew coffee verdict
Self defense is lawful.
I can't believe people still consent searches. Even if they have nothing, have they not watched the news? Cops have no problem planting illegal items in your car.
I didn't know about this until now.. But now I'm grateful
Cops have a mindset of “why won’t you let me search you if you didn’t do anything wrong” so it’s a lose lose situation
if they plant illegal shit they can also make shit about like the good old "I smell weed" so than they search your car anyway
Cops are intimidating and most people panic
Every time I learn more about how horriblely corrupt every day life is, the stories of psychotic breaks, and targeted seriously violent outrage start to seem like the only sane people we have left.
Love those "zero tolerance" and "drug enforcement" policies that the failures we call "previous generations" implemented.
Can we get a zero tolerance on breach of fiduciary duty?
A lot of these modern issues can be traced back to Reagan's neoliberal ideals and the whole "War on Drugs".
@@GTAVictor9128 if you look at the “anti drug abuse act of 1988”, you will find it is a collection of executive orders made by LBJ, Nixon, Carter. Not law. It also forms FEMA and Homeland security. Both unconstitutional. Check out sec. 6293 on pg 190 where they begin the police state. Ronald got shot for not toting the company line. He introduced PL 97-280. They would kill him if he did not sit back. His wife ran the show after being shot. She did what ever “they” wanted. The same “they” who got Brandon in office.
@@GTAVictor9128 sure we should be more like the ussr, getting people KILLED for suspicion not even get arrested but killed IN PUBLIC
@@GTAVictor9128 Nixon started it
Damn this video hits me really bad, my father was a victim of this scam when he went to the US to buy trucks on auction with his brother, 1 mile before the auction place a cop stops him and did exactly what you described on the video, life savings gone... my father came back to my country empty handed after years saving the money, his brother that live in the US went to court after months of investigating they determined they were innocent but lawyer takes most of the money, less than half was restore in the end and it was almost two years later. I though that this was an isolated event not a common practice.
Common practice. I have been terrorized by my public servants for 20 years.
Welcome to the USSA.
No it's common. The goal is, "You will own nothing and be happy."
@@lastofthebest5102 its that way everywhere on in the world frankly its part and partial of living in a world tyranny
The United States is just one giant business.
As others are saying... I'd be careful Jake. I've watched quite a few of your videos at this point, on the cia, military, conglomerates, pretty much most corrupt organizations but this one is by far the most dangerous. You're exposing semi powerful people, the CIA or military might just brush you off but cops are petty asf and might already be watching you and planning on doing everything you exposed in this video to you. Stay safe Jake and people such as myself extremely appreciate the knowledge you bless us with! Good luck, man. Good luck . . . .
Everytime the reason for that shit is the "war on drugs". This is ridiculous. Crime without victims
To say drugs is a victimless crime is an exaggeration, unless you consider the lives of criminals to be worthless, but I agree that the war on drugs is useless, especially since the American healthcare system is the biggest drug dealer.
@@visekual6248 it's useless like prohibition was. You won't prevent people doing drugs, why the hell waste resources even trying when you could spend those resources making it safer to do the drugs? At least for less dangerous ones like LSD, mushrooms, and marijuana.
@@visekual6248 the criminalization makes victims, the "war on drugs" makes victims, not the drugs themselves. If there were no illegal drugs there would be no seller to be considered a criminal
War on terror? 😆
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@@reinoob I understand what you mean, but drugs also kill people, I am not in favor of legalization, simply because it would mean that drug use would be socially acceptable, but I think that drugs should be decriminalized, as was done in Portugal.
Saw a cop speeding a few days ago on the highway and figured I could stay close by to him without any problems. I was behind him at around 85 mph and he pulled me over. He gave me a warning for speeding and a ticket for being to close to his car.
That’s awesome /s
@@troublemonkey8213 No, it's not bootlicker. It shows hypocrisy.
@@Boddah. @Troublemonkey was being (/s)arcastic... sigh
First off you don't follow a cop, even if he was speeding. Just mind your business.Your looking for huge trouble because every cop in your area will be keeping a very close eye on you.
@@frank.l181 Can the cop do the same and mind his business??
“Every single one of these laws passed by these governors and senators that violate the Constitution are love letters to Santa without men and women in badges willing to enforce them onto innocent people.”
-Michael Malice
I am not from the US and I find it insane how things can go over there. The police where I live seems a lot more friendly and composed.
Well to be fair were an authoritarian evil empire
tha'ts an illusion
@@YXNGSHARK No it is not. Our police is trained to deescalate situations and the cases in the video would be an insane scandal throughout the country. What annoys me at the moment is people in my country copying the American violent and racist cops narrative and then trying to apply it here when it makes no sense.
@@malapertfourohfour2112 you are?
@@malapertfourohfour2112 I almost moved to America in 5th grade. I am so glad I did not
Imagine charging a property for a crime, "Guilty till proven innocent"
And yet people defend this system with tooth and nail. Fuck me
@@snes09 Of course people defend the system, nobody like you ever suggests a reasonable alternative. You just get people saying silly things like 'defund the police' and then we get the mess that is California
It's always guilty until proven innocent nowadays, in the modern world of social justice you're prejudged based upon arbitrary characteristics like skin colour, political beliefs, gender and social status.
No such thing as innocent until proven guilty in today's world
@@AeneasGemini Your logic is brain damaged. It's not Dylan C's responsibility to fix their failure.
Defending this immoral system is an act of cowardice.
@@AeneasGemini the reasonable alternative is easy, not allowing cops to steal from people without those people being convicted of a crime. This ain´t rocket science bootlicker
It's crazy what a slight dose of power does to people. What if there were psychological screenings for this sort of thing?
Just recently heard about a CA county that is seizing an armored car from a legal pot business every time it comes through the country. It's a legal business in CA, and the company has lost millions. The police turn it over to the Feds, and then they get their kick back. Have no consequences for a crime, and the criminals get bolder. That includes these criminal cops.
If you're selling weed you should have your shit taken anyway lmao
Watching Jake Tran has made me realize there is nothing friendly in this world and everyone is your enemy and out there to get you.
They're*, and yes they are.
@@lastofthebest5102 no he was right
True
The reason why is because our world is filled with people, and people are inherently selfish and self interested often without regarding others, and those same people make the institutions that make up the world we live in.
This is the way
I know a guy that happened to going into court with $2000 cash. He was checked by the security and they took his money; and they would not give him it back; even when he provided bank statements.
1. Why did you pull me over?
2. I'm not discussing my day/night with you.
3. Am I being detained or am I free to go?
[If detained] 4. I invoke the 5th Amendment to not answer any of your questions.
5. STFU.
Never consent to any searches. Cops are not your friends. Don't give them information that they will use to hurt you. Don't give them only what the Constitution and the law requires (which is divers license, proof of insurance and registration at a traffic stop). Follow Pot Brothers at Law for more tips.
As a cop I’d never willing let a cop search my property.
All cops go to hell. The golden rule is "do unto others as you would have done unto you" and "love your neighbor as yourself". Cops enforce man's laws while breaking God's laws daily. I have no sympathy for cops, lawyers and judges burning in hell, you all deserve it!!!
@@rebelrog man u probably gon call the police when u scared 😂😂 ion fw cops but some cops been cool with me like they gave me back my weed carts n shit
@@6ick6ick6ity5 First I don't call the police for any reason, period. Second I don't let fear control my actions, God said fear not. And finally they gave you back a card allowing you some of the freedom back they took away from you to begin with. If God made weed for man, should you not be free to grow it and smoke it without the governments permission, rules, fee's, taxes and tracking? They gave you the perception they were being cool with you, but in fact, they are the paid enforcers of a evil system.
ah so you do it to others but you won´t let someone do it to you
@@dergunter1237 Cops don't think for themselves, they only obey. That's why they recruit cops out of the military. In the military they learn to be both heartless and brainless. It's called patriotism. They make great cops.
1). Asset forfeiture is unconstitutional. It's illegal to search or seize without a warrant according to the constitution. And even if we allow the supreme Court's unconstitutional ruling that an exception to the fourth amendment is witness to a crime in progress, me having cash is not a crime in progress just occurred or is about to occur.
2). It made my employees whether they're law enforcement or private security, are prohibited from seizing any assets not directly provable as the proceeds from unlawful activity. Doing so will get you fired from working for me.
TYSM Jake for uploading this. As an Indonesian myself i've heard countless stories about how corrupt our police system is. I've seen seen a local show called "86" which broadcasts the activities of our police. Theres an episode of someone's motorcycle being stolen but the victim is eager to report to the police, when the police asked why he didn't report it. He said straight to the police "Nggak ada uang, Nggak ada keadilan" which means "No money, No Justice". The rest of the episode is the police trying to convince him to report, and the episode actually ends happily by him finding his bike. Well im just hoping that our police system gets better over time.
I don't really trust police. I think your local show is just police proganda.
@@experience741 yes, it is
The Indonesian Police's Narcotics Division has got to be the most corrupt division.
won´t get better its that way by design
When the camera starts rolling all human start to act differently. And yes our policing organization is still very much corrupt even when they say it's not
You know there is a problem with the justice system when it is more expensive to get a lawyer than a doctor. Also when it isn't worth the cop's time to pursue stolen property. It's a messed up system.
And I watched this video just as I was done watching Louis Rossman talk about how NYC police don't even bother to collect evidence when crimes are reported so a lot of actual criminals are just free to do as they please but when law abiding citizens are forced to take matters in their own hands they get the whole book thrown at them. They selectively pick which laws to enforce and when so that they can better abuse them.
As a Européean who doesnt pay for Doctors i found that sentence very confusing before i realised - 'murica
That partly explains why huge corporations are understandably possessive of their huge and insanely trademarked properties.
Next time a cop pulls me over and asks "Do you know why we pulled you over today?", I'll say "to find out if I got any money, and to take it?"
This happen to me years ago in Orlando Florida when I took my family to Disney. So I refused a search closer to home in Texas, was asked to step out of the vehicle slammed on my head and the truck was searched anyway. Spent the night in the hospital and got probation.
That's Flawrida for ya. Come on vacation, leave on probation
@@edwardmiessner6502 well the probation come from Texas. I had no drugs in my system. I had a prescription in my suitcase for a non narcotics but was convicted of some weird drug charges I’ve never heard of and had to pee in a cup for 6 months and 12 months of hospital visits trying to fix what the cops did to my head
That is super unlawful! They shouldn’t be able to search your vehicle without consent or a warrant. And Did you file a lawsuit for unconstitutional/excessive use of force for head injury?
This happened to me on a small scale. Lost $25 in quarters to the cops at the airport. That was my money for vending machines and paying tolls... They were very nice.. and I said " you're just going to spend this on snacks aren't you?" He smiled and said "maybe". Friendly fascists.
How do they just take 25$ of quarters from you? Why?
That is so shitty bro 😕
@@pablitoperez9109in my my carry on.. they opened it up they saw the money and they called me over. It was actually the supervisor that they called and he was very very nice and smiled with his plastic gloves on.. everybody was just staring at me and he smiled again and took the money
@@DoubtfireClub why didn’t you put up a fight for your stuff!
@@donell307 they could have been terrorist quarters you never know. Evil quarters
Several police calls and I can't even get cops to punish let alone question someone making threats to me...
You wonder why people show very little respect for law enforcement? Because of all the bad eggs that ruined it.
It's sad, but our justice system allowed police departments to get away with these sort of practices for *So Many* years. Glad the public is more aware, now that light is being shed onto it.
Sad that those shady practices still exist today, and those who are caught merely get a slap on the wrist.
its not some bad eggs they are all bad by design
@@dergunter1237 Isn't it kinda insensitive to assume ALL cops are bad because of a minority of bad cops? To be clear I don't like any of what these police examples did in the slightest...
@@MarcABrown-tt1fp first of all its not a minority and second of all they are bad because they can legally commit such crimes.
It is as if someone would say "not all Nazis killed jews" yeah duh but that does not mean they wheren´t all bad.
Traditionally the ones that aren´t directly involved with such crimes just look away.
They are bad by the very nature of their legal capabilities
One rotten apple ruins the bunch
Those who caught should be shot, not get a slap.
Every rookie cop learns a lesson in his/her first year on the job: Crime pays, it pays well & there is only a slight chance that they will face any repercussions.
This is too crazy
Wtf lost leblanc doing in the comments
Our system can't be fixed with the rules they gave us. We somehow need to all just start ignoring the government at the same time.
@Dri Ven pretty hard when they’re organized, armed, and willing
@Dri Ven No. The difference is that they have snipers, war drones, missles, bombers etc while you have handguns.
That's the difference.
@@dustingaethje1332 vietcong and taliban would like to speak to you
@@dustingaethje1332 laughs in guerilla warfare
Any family or friend considering joining Gov employment should be treated as a failure and traitor. They should be regarded as house burglars or something.
They join police/military for female validation and the income/benefits to appease one or more. Who end up cheating on them and divorce the man for profit anyways. However police/military are also the most frequent domestic violence abusers which should be no surprise. What a world.
Meanwhile women in the police/military are just more failing welfare policies. The viral videos are hilarious though. Store robber pulls two female coppers out of squad car and leaves the scene with their vehicle!
"There are scores of people who have never recovered, or been recovered, from an FSB interrogation. They’re a hard organization to describe because nothing like the FSB exists in the USA. To get even remotely close, you’d have to ask the CIA to birth a seven-headed hydra with the faces of the FBI, DEA, NSA, Immigration, Border Patrol, Coast Guard, and the Navy Seals with a hangover and a grudge." - Tanya Thompson
And the FSB is just one of the many successor orgs that were formed from the KGB.
@@kavky True frankly. Putin even started his carrer as a spy within the KGB.
FSB???
@@johncarter5676 Federalnaya sluzhba bezopasnosti or Federal Security Bureau.
FSB is no different to the CIA buddy. Remember Guantanamo ain´t Russian buddy
I feel super proud right now that polri is in the thumbnail
I don't even watch the video
The first rule of being pulled over is to shut the heck up. Smile be polite, say nothing
Is that legal advice you are giving? Do you have a license to practice in your State? Did you know that you have committed multiple felonies that are in writing and can be traced back to your person?
@@lastofthebest5102 i invoke the fifth
Rule 1 never talk to police Rule 2 never give consent to search you
If you don’t talk to the police they can arrest you though
@@mermer2811 Nope, they want a warrant.
Just ask why? a lot of times
@@shre6619 so you have to talk to them ?
@@mermer2811 in the most stern way possible. No fake friendly chats. The state at best is a polite bully, why would anybody want to be buddy buddy with a bully?
Impressive job jake with your movie quality videos man. Im always looking forward to watching the new clips, producing movies is your thing man.
Oh no, Jake is going bold, taking on the stormtrooper association! The Block is Hot!!!
This is dangerous I mean the law protectors are the ones who breaks it make it even worse. Just being falsely suspected and boom you are busted 💀horrible
Cops steal more money than thieves every year thru asset theft. Pretty nuts they exist to stop what they do themselves.
Murica baby.
They're not breaking the law. Theft by police is perfectly lawful.
Your mistake is assuming lawful things are necessarily good. That laws are necessarily good. They aren't.
@@shogunero3.6 the whole world*
Dude, why do you have a swastika as your profile? Unless it's supposed to be the budist sign for divinity or something.
Your thumbnail using Indonesia policeman uniform already take my interest to watch
This is alarming. Never knew that law enforcement was this corrupt.
maybe because they arent. i love how when you see a video like this saying most police are bad you assume "yeah must be true" but when you see a video showing police are heroes you assume "meh its rare"
Then you must be blind
@@OperatorRedx Being a hero rarely gets you a payout. The amount of people willing to be heroic is definitely smaller than the amount of people willing to compromise on morality to make a quick buck.
@@OperatorRedx you are EXTREMELY NIAVE
you must be white for not knowing
When dealing with cops always remain calm and respectful but defend your rights always. "Sir, I respect you as a person and I respect the idea of the job you do but I neither respect nor trust the system in which you are a part of. Due to this, I will not be answering any questions or consenting to anything as to not knowing or unknowingly incriminate myself without a lawyer present who understands the intricacies of the system you are working for..." The fifth amendment only applies if you expressly claim it by stating that you wish to invoke it and not incriminate yourself, otherwise your silence and refusal of cooperation can and will be held against you. Give no more information than absolutely required!
No. lol
Will remember this
I don't respect them as people though, as they are willingly choosing to uphold an authoritarian system that routinely abuses people, then covers up those very same abuses.
lol right as if thats gona stop them from beating you up or shooting you
but telling a cop i respect them or their job would be a lie
As Indonesian, I'm very dissapointed that our policemen were on the thumbnail
Welp luckily we have a large portion of the US population who has been deceived into believing policing is a good thing and that supporting it is show of patriotism.
Unfortunately most people think that police officers are the only officers. In the US, corporate officers are above the law as well. Thank the 14th amendment and corporatism.
Once the police are stripped of their rights, the corporate officers will take up the power.
Same shit, different people at the top of the hierarchy.
I had to stop after the first story. The abuse of power, the fact that it's legal, and that the officer took it from a regular everyday person just too much for me to stomach. I never knew I would get so triggered. I guess different people are triggered by different things.
Sorry Jake, I can't finish the video. I'm sure it's great and enlightening as usual. Cheers!
theres all so cases that cops stole bank deposits if one was waguely connected to crime
It broke my heart when I saw the man got his life saving taken away from him too. That's the money he worked hard for and it's the money for him to feed his kids and make sure they could have a decent future. It's very hard to watch.
The federal lawsuit was dismissed and all of Lara's cash was returned months later after a national media agency picked up on the story
@@sollawrld2464 woah, im glad, cuz my blood was boiling.
What a baby
The fact that the thumbnail uses an Indonesian police, the country where I'm from, scares me. Then I watched the video and felt relieved.
Feels like as with most things involving police, this is just showing us: "hey the police are doing this heinous action, and there's nothing you can do to stop it."
Andrew Coffee verdict. Look into it dude. We the people have had enough.
we can do something about it butvthats not legal i think. we are all illegals nowadays as everything can be made into a crime. i got imprisoned for attacking the cops, but the cops attacked me and beat the shit out of me. its the system and every single officer who are at fault. nobody is forced to serve in the police, every cop is guilty, every cop protects murderers, every cop is a thief and ACAB!
This happens in a developed nation. Imagine what's going on in an under-developed country.
Police there are on the same level as criminals. I watched a video where a guy went to one of the countries in central Asia and encountered 2 police officers. They asked him to give his phone, took pictures and then asked him to pay for them and threatened to arrest him. Not even joking...
Hahaha don’t worry your country is just a illusion of developed nation
Actually we're doing just fine pink man. We have good and corrupt cops just like you. Stop thinking you live in some sort of paradise.
@@BharatkaEkBeta in india police can arrest you and jail you for 2 years while you won't be able to go to court to prove your innocence for 2 years, under public safety act, they just have to say you're a threat, they don't have to say what kind of threat or on what basis. So your country is more fucked up than you know. + Under AFSPA army/armed unit of goverment can search and kill without warrant and will at most get paid vacations and early retirements... Both of these laws were gifted by British Raj, but our politicians irrespective of what side they're on, high these laws.... Also courts take an average of more than 50 years to solve a case..... 😂😂😂😂
In under developed countries, you give them a 20 bill of whatever the currency might be and you are fine.
You may want to add planting of false evidence (ie. drugs) to open an opportunity for extortion. Some officers could even do it if they just don't like you personally. You also forgot to mention that some, if not most of the money being seized are also being pocketed.
Give police departments a long leash and they'll use every mm of it.
I could literally hear the greed as the cop flips through the money. Damn road pirates.... STOP TRUSTING COPS AND TELL THEM NOTHING!!!
Its so funny because in the thumbnail, it was Indonesia's Police uniform. In here, everyone knows that all Police officers either corrupt or get another job as a protector of someone who rich enough to hire them (even though they are the bad one). So it was so close to what video is it
Damn, well done mate !
I wanted to press charges against a pedophile cop in Germany, they told me if I show up again they'll hang me in a prison cell.... this system is rotten to the core.
😖 Damn. Hope neither you nor your kid, relative, or friend were his victim 😔
Why not just shoot the pedophile cop? Yes you'll go to jail but you'll be ridding the world of evil.
@@johncarter5676 Because he'll be killed.
welcome to the west
@@Boddah. yes, he'll be jailed then killed after. But he'll die a Hero and he'll inspire others to do the same.
People have an idea of what a cop is that is entirely removed from reality. People think a cop is some hero of justice, who protects the weak. When in reality, that's literally not even part of their job. A cop is not even legally required to protect someone being hurt in front of them. Their job is law enforcement. Which is a feel good way of saying that their job is to follow whatever politicians tell them. Everyone and their mother will recognize that politicians are some of the worst people on earth, yet will not extend that animosity towards police, who literally exist to follow politicians' commands. "Just doing their job."
There may be individual officers who have protected the weak on occasion, done some good for the world. But they're good in spite of their job, not because of it. At the end of the day, their job requires even the good people to be the enforcers who will enforce the edicts of politicians. Even those good people are, at the end of the day, taking part in the same corrupt, morally bankrupt system.
I could not have put it better myself
You ever heard of mexican police?
@@mvdv2000 To mean the people that prove his point?
@@The.Red.Tomahawk in America, yes cops are evil, and politicians, but so are the people, like you. In good countries like Australia and Europe, cops are friendly, and we never have cases like this
@@Njadmessi "in countries like Australia and Europe..." reality might disappoint you.
The Philadelphia reference shows a Chicago intersection at 1:41 , the two streets are Lasalle and Ontario. And this is from like 10 years ago, when The Mcdonalds was being remodeled. Probably thought no one would catch this lol.
It's a government agency, Did you really expect them to do the right thing?
Bingo! The most corrupt institution that exists!
ok how about you protect the entire country. most cops are good people. I will admit that there are some bad eggs, But most cops are people that just want to protect YOU. So stop being ungrateful.
@@1slimyboi517 No Thanks, I'll continue to protect my family and myself like I've been doing, if you wait for the cops you're dead, and plus I'd rather not deal with cops because I don't trust any government agency that is allowed to lie to citizens
*US* government
@@1slimyboi517 You are such a tool it's amazing. Let me guess...you hate the government, and love the police. THE POLICE ARE THE GOVERNMENT, YOU FOOL.
Policing needs to be abolished and or HEAVILY REFORMED. WHY ARE WE OKAY WITH LETTING THIS HAPPEN TO US???
Police will not be abolished because instances like these are in the minority and the net loss on society would be far greater if you got rid of the police. Reformation is always in the discussion though.
its because power lies mostly in rural areas, America values land over people so the more spread out your party is the better.
Its going to be there will be a National Police Force and the Government will be Communism
Policing will be Very Heavily Reformed
Looks like america need robocop
Abolished? Are you stupid
I love how he use indonesian police as the thumbnail because if you're indonesian like me then you know that our police force was used to be really corrupt as well
The basis of a modern police service are the Peelian Principles-
The basic mission for which the police exist is to prevent crime and disorder
The ability of the police to perform their duties is dependent upon public approval of police actions
Police must secure the willing co-operation of the public in voluntary observance of the law to be able to secure and maintain the respect of the public
The degree of co-operation of the public that can be secured diminishes proportionately to the necessity of the use of physical force
Police seek and preserve public favour not by pandering to public opinion but by constantly demonstrating absolute impartial service to the law
Police use physical force to the extent necessary to secure observance of the law or to restore order only when the exercise of persuasion, advice and warning is found to be insufficient
Police, at all times, should maintain a relationship with the public that gives reality to the historic tradition that the police are the public and the public are the police; the police being only members of the public who are paid to give full-time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community welfare and existence
Police should always direct their action strictly towards their functions and never appear to usurp the powers of the judiciary
The test of police efficiency is the absence of crime and disorder not the visible evidence of police action in dealing with it
3 CORE IDEAS
The goal is preventing crime, not catching criminals. If the police stop crime before it happens, we don’t have to punish citizens or suppress their rights. An effective police department doesn’t have high arrest stats; its community has low crime rates.
The key to preventing crime is earning public support. Every community member must share the responsibility of preventing crime, as if they were all volunteer members of the force. They will only accept this responsibility if the community supports and trusts the police.
The police earn public support by respecting community principles. Winning public approval requires hard work to build reputation: enforcing the laws impartially, hiring officers who represent and understand the community, and using force only as a last resort.
@@markbenjamin1703 "The goal is preventing crime, not catching criminals. If the police stop crime before it happens..." sounds like some precrime dystopian idea.
@@memenadekhanh3992 I believe it's based more on prevention and having a uniform presence in neighborhoods to deter, Peel being from the UK, this would mean Bobbies on the beat and talking to people
@@memenadekhanh3992 "If the police stop crime before it happens" So a crime didn't happen, not even a conspiracy to do something, just that NO crime ever happened. Thus they are stopping legal action. So if your legal actions constitute stopping in the name of preventing crime, all of your legal actions are criminal, thus everyone is a criminal. As the old saying goes: Treat everyone like an enemy, and they will become one.
The duty is to protect and serve not harrass and oppress.
This infuriates me 😡…. They are suppose to protect law abiding citizens, not rob them… great content Jake 👍🏾
They use your honesty and Goodwill against you. Shameful!!!!!!!!
Thank you bubba. It's nice to hear someone step up to the corruption of the cops in America. Some day there the reason the system will fall apart
It's very slowly becoming more and more
volatile to go outside in the U.S. cause someone is going to put a bullet in your cranium or beat the crud out of you for money. Stay safe at this time, every life is very important and every citizen is standing up to their rights.
This makes me feel sick
The first two minutes already hurt me
Same here - because I've been there... Literally, like in this video.
#Neveragain
Have a cup of concrete and harden up princess! 😆
@@hyperspacejester7377 being empathic doesnt mean im a princess.
I meant it in a lighthearted manner bruh.. no need to justify your... non-princess..ness 😆
@@hyperspacejester7377 alright alright
One thing worth mentioning is that 5 states currently prohibit civil forfeiture and 36 others are looking to impose restrictions on the practice (it should be banned entirely). In the United States its earliest predecessors that paved the way for it we're confiscation acts passed in the civil war to enable Union troops and other federal ofederal officers to sieze the property of Southern civilians alleged to be supporting the Confederate war effort. At least one Union Congressman objected to the bills because he felt they could set the precedent for bringing cases against property thus essentially blowing a hole in the 4th Ammendment.
This sounds eerily similar to the hospitals taking custody of your kids because they know what’s best for them. If the parent objects to the care being administered by the hospital, some hospitals have been known to refuse parent’s the right the take their kids home. Maybe you can make a video on that, Jake.
How else would they maintain the large pedophile ring that is the foster care system. Nearly 100% of foster kids admit to be sexually molested in the system at some point.
That's when the second amendment kicks in.
It’s actually not the hospital but dcfs/cps which mandates it. Some idiotic docs actually make good money off of testifying against parents regularly
@@Sweet-Rat-Milk XD right buddy, another american taking a big game about the 2A but I never seen americans doing shit except talk
@Pro Semite I've not heard of an American pulling out a gun at the hospital because they weren't allowed to take their baby home.
"The State is a gang of thieves writ large - the most immoral, grasping and unscrupulous individuals in any society." - Murray Rothbard
“You were following too close”
“You look nervous”
“Why are you shaking?”
“Do me a favor…”
“What am I going to find?” (Implying consent to search if you answer “nothing”)
“The more honest you are with me the more I can help you”
I can go on but I’ve heard all these and more. Never consent to searches and remember suspicion is not a crime
Remember, COPS, CIA, FBI, NSA, and the Gov under state and federal level, does not, and never will; protect their citizens.
The more i see the cartel not paying tax's, they have my sympathy.
Another righteous offering . Bet you could make a whole series just on corrupt laws.
Getting rid of qualified immunity,overturning civil asset forfeiture AND introducing self defense against public officials and servants laws that make it legal to kill those that attempt civil asset forfeiture.
Im glad you live in a free country where you can even think to put this content for the world. Where im from this would mean extreny trouble. Great work brother
It's better to live under outright oppression than a disguised one where being free is just an ambiguous term
Yup, they will cut electricity and water to your house in no time.
@Pro Semite absolutely! Especially one that vvomen got no rights or leadership roles!
Pro tip: if u are issued a citation during the stop, the officer must not keep you any longer than it takes to write the ticket (s). But if you consent to a search, it's on you. The convo leading up to the request for consent usually will include questions a person will say "yes" to. This is sales 101, getting you into the pattern of yes as opposed to no. Once you receive the citation and your license back, the transaction is over and the contact is merely voluntary which means you are free to leave. Don't engage in pleasant conversation,or go on about " muh rights". Your remaining there is not required by law. Roll up your window. Drive away.
Every cop is not dirty or your enemy. But, they are not trying to be your friend. They view you as the violator, suspect, etc. The pleasant, friendly demeanor is an act designed to elicit cooperation.
30 yr retired cop here.
Were a lot of your buddies shot during 30 years career? :^)
@@mftarik1255 no
I once heard a quote from an Indian commenter here were cops are notoriously corrupt.
If you get pulled over for a ticket theyll say "So i can either write you up for a ticket for 10,000 ruppees or you give me 5000 now and we'll both go home 5000 richer"
I used to back the blue, but after how the RCMP handled the truckers protest in Ottawa I'm never going to trust a police officer again unless I know them and their family. This video has been informative on the tactics used by these thugs claiming to be protectors
I've learned that people tend to see Police as heroes and they certainly can be. We have to remember that police are just people. People are corruptible and people act in their own interest. I've met cops that are great people but always be wary.
You only stopped after people who block an entire city off were arrested? Not after the countless civil liberties violations that have occurred for decades, especially to minorities???
Ohh so you were comfortable with them when they were beating the pulp outta BLM protestors. Or when they kill people withour consequences. But when it fell on you then you realised that they are corrupt and unaccountable ? How how hypocritical of you.
Well, better late than never. Whatever made you realize that police are not your friends, good enough.
Now just realize that even if you know someone and can guarantee they're a good person, they'll still be a jackass cop, because the job literally requires them to be one.
@@jahangirmehta3997 give me links to videos of BLM protesters being beaten in canada.
Always be very careful with what you say to police, they will try to make you say very specific words to make you seem guilty. They are manipulative, always invoke the 5th ask for your lawyer and NEVER EVER consent to a search.
Two guys I know were traveling through Nevada to the world series of poker. They had large amounts of cash for the buy in and for cash games afterward. They were stopped, over 150,00 stolen by the cops (told they could have 80,000 back immediately or spend months and thousands of dollars in court trying to get it back. Legal robbery.
if you win the case and get your 3k car back after having spent 5k, the police should have to foot the bill.
In my country there is a saying: Every gang always has 3 people in them: A police officer, a taxi driver, and a Venezuelan. The Police are usually the gang leaders btw.
@Joscha Wexler how did you know?
@Joscha Wexler makes sense.
Jake, your vids are so good. Thanks for doing what you do.
Organize incentives with great care. People are always going to try to find the quickest most beneficial route, whatever the ends
Jake, you really need to make a video about "How to deal with cops"
Ain't gonna matter when you meet the wrong one on the wrong day!
@@hyperspacejester7377 well atleast one will know how to minimize it and how to sue them well
🤣 Don't mean to make light of a serious subject but you just nailed a stereotype if you're American. Y'all sue everyone for everything huh!?
@@hyperspacejester7377 Im not American. I'm just curious how bad they're fcked.
Trust me, me and my pals laugh at that place
@@rockcliff1930 Well you seem to have inherited their desire for litigation 😆
It’s important to remember that seized drugs are not usually destroyed by many departments, instead they are either used by members of the different corrupt departments to plant on victims of their scams for property seizures, sold to dealers that they are friendly with, or even used by the officers themselves. I have firsthand knowledge of this from my days as a journalist that gave me access to the inner workings of sheriff and police departments and from experience of being set up by crooked officers on felony charges during the early ‘90s, charges that still are being used against me now with more seizures of personal property that has me involved in a new legal battle with another felony charge against me that is still being dragged on even though it was completely legal for me to posses the property in question until my state government changed its mind and quietly made it illegal. Thank you for exposing the racketeering that is rampant in this messed up artificial society.
What was is they made illegal quietly
@@nickysantora786 firearm ownership by non-violent felons after completing a program to have their rights reinstated.
It’s on plain sight which is scary. It’s all a big sham!
Thanks for the reminder and exposing the not-so-good part of this part of society, there’s many that’s hidden or not.
Let’s play the game by living a life well-lived and away from their dirty schemes.
I couldn’t help but feel really angry while watching this video. I’ve never heard of anything like this anywhere outside of the US
You should look more closely at foreign police organizations. They aren't all angels.
What? Police in most countries have been harassing citizens the last few years with the politician forced concept of lockdowns. Mostly big cities. Fining people for not wearing a mask. "You have to wear this armband to leave your residence or you go to ze camps."
We have a swine flu problem that's for sure.
@@tokiwartooth4404 I see what you did there with "swine flu."
Yes, the worst pandemic is the pandemic of tyranny that spread across the world with lockdowns, forced medical treatment, etc.
Ex cop here (but not from USA).
In my country it's similar but different.
If a property is suspected to be bought with money originated by a crime it can be taken by the COUNTRY. But only if the owner of said property is convicted of said crime and if it can be proven that the owner bought it with profits from said crime. In case of drug dealing, everything is detained - unless said owner can prove the money didn't come from the crime.
AKA - suspicion is not enough, the owner has to be guilty of said crime first, only after that property can be detained.
+ It is taken by the country. The money from the auction is taken by the country, and the country gives some of it to the police force budget.
I assume most of the US works in a similar way to what I explained here, while other countries in the US works more like how he explained in the video
They weren't scamed, they were robbed!
I’m always surprised this requires no warrant to seize. We really need to change the laws regarding this
just in case anyone is curious about the policeman in the thumbnail. he is a policeman from Indonesia who was caught in 4k beating a protester who are a student very brutally