INSANE Cop Refused To Let Him Get His Wife To The Hospital
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A disgusting display of a cop's ego.
SADLY AS USUAL !
It’s nothing but blue cowardice.
You mean the civilians ego, his wife is possibly experiencing the worst day collectively of their lives losing their baby and he wants to go back and forth with a cop instead of just giving his ID and moving on. Pathetic actions from this man.
It is, and someone should make him pay for his transgressions 😉
@@sackeshiThough I see your point, you should said that BOTH egos might have been hurt. This cop was no better than the Redcoats we kicked out of this country in 1776, but for some reason the citizens just don't know and support our Bluecoats as they continue to do these things.
The cops should have lead the way to the ER for the guy...HERO or ZERO...he chose ZERO!
This man isn't just a bad police officer, he's a despicable human being.
2 officers were in attendance, 1 is no better than the other.
Most cops are despicable human being. Good people don't typically want power, nor want to be put in positions where they have to assert the power they have, hence don't seek out to be in those positions.
@@dirtmcgirt168 Yep... both need to get put in jail with their uniforms on. The blatant and outrageous evil they displayed here is so bad that their heads and their supervisors heads should roll. This changes when their bosses get caught in the vice too!
You are exaggerating things... That cop is just egocentric and may be offended which is unprofessional in law enforcement.
@lamzilla1 no they are very correct in their assessment.
Several months ago my gf was having a medical emergency. We were about 5min from the medical center so I decided it would be faster than waiting for ambulance.
There was about 3-5 lights between us and the hospital. I ran through the first one (it was night time and I could clearly see no other crossing cars). The officer parked nearby I didn't even see turned his lights on. I pulled over and he pulled to the side (seems he realized something was up) and pulled his window down.
I said my gf is in the back with a medical issue and I'm heading to the ER. No other questions asked he said follow me and escorted me with his lights on through the next few lights to the ER entrance.
THAT IS HOW YOU PROTECT AND SERVE.
If _THAT_ was the kind of Old-School "Community Service" D.J. Trumpery meant when he said, "Make America Great Again", I'd actually stand with him on that, despite his being a perpetually whiny little b!+ch....
My 4th pregnancy was filled with complications and I was in and out of the hospital. So much that my dr had a plan in place any time I would come to the ER. My husband was no different than you one evening and the police office gave us an escort as we followed him. It costs nothing for a cop to show some compassion in a difficult situation.
"My wife needs to see a doctor!"
"Don't worry sir, I've called a firefighter."
😂😂😂😂
In the state of Florida, a lot of firefighters are also EMT/Paramedics. (Not that I agree with how this cop reacted, lol)
@@michaeltudor1502 hah, I know, I was just going for the joke. But also EMTs aren’t going to be able to diagnose these kinds of pregnancy complications, it does require an actual doctor.
@michaeltudor1502 do they have a machine on board their vehicle to check the status of the baby? Can they give the same level of care as the hospital 100 feet away?
@michaeltudor1502 "my wife needs a doctor"
If an officer ever calls fire rescue in front of a hospital not only should they pay that bill but they should be sued by the city on behalf of taxpayers. These officers are not going to learn until they start paying for their mistakes.
I couldn’t agree more with you 👍
Mistakes? That was willful defiance in retaliation due to bruised ego of a fully grown toggler with a badge.
When you are in police custody, the law requires them to pay.
@@BackPackHack yeah but why should the public pay for his power tripping retaliation?
So, was this cop practicing medicine without a license!?
Imagine your wife miscarrying because cops decided to block the entrance to an emergency room parking lot so they could chit chat.
They wouldn't care if the guys wife died. Why would they care about a unborn baby?
@florkyman5422 fetus.
@@louiscyphre2267 You're a fetus.
All the cops would be at the bar saying remember when so and so caused that lady to miscarry because she honked at him. Oh yeah he's crazy, ha ha ha. That's how that conversation would go.
He looked like he was practicing medicine without a license. I think that’s illegal.
I was a paramedic and there are a lot of red flags here. The way that cop said they checked her out and she "was fine" is completely insane. No paramedic in any country has the ability to see if a woman is having a miscarriage! We literally take them to an obstetrician who will make that call with an ultrasound, blood tests, and a decade of proper training, not 2 seconds seeing a patient and taking their blood pressure which was probably elevated by the stress of the situation. That cop prolonging a medical situation in front of the ER and trying to cover his ass by calling for paramedics instead of letting her go to the ER should absolutely be a lawsuit. That was retaliatory and escalated an already bad situation for that poor family. Glad that everything worked out for them, hope that cop is held accountable
I can’t even fucking imagine. I’ve had so many loved ones, struggle to get pregnant and have miscarriages and then this bozo thinks that just taking her blood pressure “clears” her? This man not only needs to be fired, but prosecuted as well.
decade of training? ok doc
@@rickjames5998 you don't think obstetricians have a decade of training? Dummy.
Thiiisssss❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@rickjames5998are you implying that Drs don't receive several years of training both in school and on the job?
"Ignorance of the law is no excuse"...unless you're a cop. They were impeding the flow of traffic, and would have written up tickets if the roles were reversed.
qualified immunity is a great concept when officers are respectable, unfortunately is regularly used as an "I can do what I want" permit.
Police are held to much lower standards than citizens. In a sane society, this would be reversed, and we would hold police to the highest standard, but here we are....
@ProcessRandomThought any set up that removes responsibility for one's actions can only end poorly. If not complacency it would still lead to abuse of authority.
Isn’t it illegal to block two lanes of traffic to just talk? Even if you are a cop? Especially when those lanes are in the emergency room?
Doesn’t matter. The law wasn’t the question. It was a tool to be invoked or ignored so long as it served the shallow interest of the “Officer”. Who was functioning as nothing of the sort.
There might be some legal justification for it IF the cop car's lights were flashing. As it was, that officer should have been disciplined and fined for blocking traffic.
Remember that cops believe they are privileged, entitled, and superior to the citizenry.
@@chickenmonger123I can’t tell you how glad I am to see people saying what you’re saying here.
“The law” is just a phrase that cops and their simps use to dismiss as many complaints about police as possible.
…And then, when “the law” isn’t explicitly on their side (or is explicitly opposed to them), they then use the standard of “But wouldn’t it have just been easier to be *NICE???* Not saying The Cop was Right but The Guy was Being A Dick…”
If a cop does something which everyone knows is wrong, regardless of what some judge or some legislature said is acceptable, it should be rectified.
Fucking handcuffed detainees in exchange for dropping their charges (i.e. raping a citizen in handcuffs) wasn’t even prohibited until the last few years due to several states allowing for a loophole where only “arrested” citizens were protected from (non-consensual) sex with LEOs.
@@rodh1404And even if they had their lights on, the real problem here in my eyes isn’t whether or not a car blocked a lane for a period of time.
Even if a cop is (claiming to be) responding to an emergency, if someone shows up to a hospital with their spouse experiencing a crisis and you’re in their way, fucking move.
Whether or not they were “rude” or whatever the traffic laws say shouldn’t even factor into this bullshit.
The woman's doctor instructed her to go to the emergency room however the cop determined that there wasn't really that much of an emergency. Isn't this cop practicing medicine without a license?
Yes
Great take
Exactly that.
First he prescribed medical testing "just take her blood pressure" then made a diagnosis "your wife is cleared, she is OK"
Which in and of itself is a felony😂
Yeah that's just another layer to a potential lawsuit
After the paramedic checked the blood pressure, Daniel cleared the patient and asserted "She is ok". Daniels has the potential to be sued for practicing medicine without a license.
I’ve never seen AtA so fired up when grading an officer 😭 you could tell just by the way he said “officer Daniel’s gets an FFFFFF” that he was gonna go off 🤣🤣🤣
I'm a Paramedic and i dont think these officers understand that we cant medical clear anyone. We can only evaluate and treat immediate life threats and transport to a higher level of care. This officer definitely put the Paramedics in the way of potential liability with this action. Also, if a cop calls me to check out a person at the hospital, I'll be mad as hell for that bs.
I am sure they know it was bullshit. I bet they said something to somebody
As an RN myself, I thought the same thing - EMS can't and won't clear a pregnant woman like that.
I doubt there's much this "officer" understands.
It's not that he didn't understand, it's that he didn't care. He did that whole thing to delay them as revenge because they had the audacity to call him out for blocking the road.
There's a reason they were demanding, not asking, but DEMANDING the paramedic "clear" the woman. They wanted to take the woman, and her husband, to prison and wanted the paramedics to claim the man was lying so they could step up the abuse.
Sadly, I've seen this behavior before. I was a bystander, but I was rendering first-aid until the paramedics could show up, and the cop that showed up first was being a real . What happened was I was out walking Gigi, that's my Corgi mix pup, and an adult on a bike fell. It looked like the chain on their bike snapped. It happens sometimes, and I've fallen because of that before.
Anyhow, the cop showed up first and then started accusing the guy of being "a drunk", the guy hit his head and was acting oddly, and when paramedics showed up, the cop got really nasty toward them and even threatened to arrest the if they didn't release the injured guy to his custody. Long story short, the injured guy was put in the ambulance, not the squad car, the squad followed the ambulance, and I don't know what happened after that.
No the guy from the bike wasn't wearing a helmet, and yeah he hit his head pretty hard. I'm just glad, as a prepper, that I tend to carry a full first-aid kit in my purse. Yeah I know, sounds odd and makes my purse heavy, but it's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. Though at the time all I really had on hand to help was a few thick gauze pads for him to hold against the cut on his head, and me there to talk to him to keep him awake until help arrived.
The police officers should be charged with obstruction of a medical emergency.
*IT'S BEEN* a year and a half. If the police department is not sharing the results of an investigation, we can be pretty sure it involved some high-fives in the locker room and a conversation at the local bar about how civilians need to learn their place.
he'll get a promotion
I wish this channel would go over the laws the cops should be held criminally liable for instead of "the driver could be found guilty of honking his horn when his path to the ER is blocked"
@@crispy9175
Now that is a great idea.
Which emergency???? She had the accident already the other day and refused to attent a hospital then to check out if everything is fine.
practicing 911 EMT here. this cop was absolutely awful, those providers didn’t do anything they needed to do on that call. No refusal form, no command contact, no assessment, nothing. Just a bp and leave is unacceptable everywhere.
The husband's amazing restraint easily earned him an A+.
Hurting officer's egos is a 3rd degree felony
Lucky he did not get cuffed and stuffed.
Pre body cam this clown probably arrest. This guy for some BS made up.
It's a felomeanor lol
"no one is above the law". Hilarious
Punishable by death in some instances…
I hate to be that dude, but I need to offer a grammar correction to the OP:
"Hurting -officer's- doughnut dumpster's ego is a 3rd degree felony."
Needs to be fired immediately..... This harassment of citizens shall not be tolerated....
Especially concerned about the officer lying about profanity. If they're willing to lie about profanity to act as fluff in the report what else are going lying about.
Nothing will happen. Miami is one of the worst cities in the country for police-public interactions.
something can happen if they sue the officer and the department for illegal detainment and kidnapping.@@jeffreydrozek-fitzwater4649
Exactly. What is to be investigated? Get this man out of the police force immediately.
Please continue to keep us informed on this case. This "peace officer" desperately needs to lose his job, his pension and other benefits, in addition to being barred from EVER working in the field of law enforcement again. His actions were those of a pouting, petulant child and not those of one who has sworn to "protect and serve." It is a travesty that he was not immediately dismissed from his position and is a direct and negative reflection on the leadership of this department.
Surprised nobody mentioned the cop say "This is my off duty job, I will be here until 10 tonight".
That medical facility should inform that clueless cop that his services are no longer required
She could’ve lost her child and this cops attitude was “you honked your horn at me! It’s your fault for asking me to move!”.
Hurting an officer’s fee-fees is against the law.
It’s like that asshole cop who determined that a pregnant woman who was following the driving laws needed to be PITed and even after it resulted in a full car flip, AND he learned she was pregnant, could be compelled to chastise her for getting what she had coming after not just stopping when he activated his lights.
Both children.
@@MichaelAarons1701 and then he had the audacity to lecture her anyway
And afterwards it still would have been "after an investigation...we found the officer did nothing wrong and did not violate any policies."
The fact they called Fire and Rescue, sitting in front of a hospital, should prove this was all a show of intimidation. They held this couple hostage and should be held accountable.
I would be super pissed/suing if I was the person that had a delayed response because they sent a ambulance to... a hospital
“We checked your pulse. You’re healthy.”
Right…
"Idk why they're worried about their unborn baby, we checked her blood pressure so she's fine"
I want to say so many things to this cop
Cosidering how dangerous it is to block an entrance to a hospital, you'd think they'd have a case either way even if honking like that does break the noise ordinance.
He’s obviously spitefully detaining them. This guy never needs to wield a gun and a badge again as long as he lives.
Exactly. “You hurt my feelings! I’m going to illegally detain you!”
Please let this uniformed pos live on in prison !
It's also extremely expensive. That little check-up by ambulance personnel will easily cost a few thousand if lucky, or much much more if you don't have insurance. However, the cop's decision to hit them with the ambulance bill was the purpose of calling the ambulance. The financial burden was the punishment the cop could legally give out.
@@langhamp8912I'd send the bill along with a copy of my ticket (if issued) and a copy of the Hospital admittance to the Police Department ATTN: whatever the cops name is or his supervisor.
@@langhamp8912 that's not how that works. If the police call an ambulance it's paid for by the city. So he decided to use tax funds to punish this couple and keep them from care.
The fact that we have heard NOTHING in over a year from the departments tells me that they are probably hoping that everyone will just forget about this case, so that they can sweep it under the rug.
MDPD is notoriously corrupt. Cant expect much more.
That's typically what all departments do, specifically they try and withhold body cam footage for as long as possible to deter public outrage when it is released usually a year later.
Their excuse is usually we are investigating the situation and therefore cannot release the footage at this time. Then a year or two later they determine no wrongdoing has occurred and hope everything blows over.
Lackluster recently released a video of a man being assaulted and arrested for saying "be nice" to an officer that was being extremely rude to a lady. The prosecutors refused to prosecute anyone and internal affairs determined the officers did nothing wrong. Which goes to show how little police accountability we have around the U.S.
Of course.
Don't wait for the government 2 hold itself Accountable. Only We the People have the power 2 hold them Accountable.
Isn’t it potentially criminal? It looks like it might be an ordinance somewhere against killing people by blocking access to the hospital?
My wife and I are currently going through a miscarriage. I can’t imagine how upsetting and frustrating this experience was. The mental and emotional toll a miscarriage has on a woman is astronomical. I hope this couples twins are happy and healthy.
Have faith, love her dearly, hold her close...
If this guy had an off duty job at my hospital and did this, he would have to find another off duty job elsewhere.
There is not a situation out there that a cop can not make worse.
Absolutely none which is why I will never call on them. This level of egomania is disgusting.
😂 one day you will wake up.
This comment always makes me laugh. So in the event of an armed robbery I'm supposed to just chill and let the robbers fuck me over? Okay.
The counterargument to that is that I should just defend myself, but what if I'm a person who cannot legally possess a firearm? There are many such people, minors, felons, etc. So they're just screwed?
@@papazlat1426 As long as you also remember the cops have absolutely no obligation to protect you.
It sounds like he already has.@@EricGreniervideo
That was a deliberate attempt to delay medical attention. Evil to the core.
Exactly...
All that goes to court , a private case against him
@@nasapayrollsystem8701 it's been a year and a half and no resolution. Over a 20 minute debacle. beauracracy sure is something.
That officer is a danger to the public. Shocking behaviour and he should be absolutely ashamed.
I don’t think I’ve ever heard the officer grade with such vitriol. This officer entirely deserves it and should be fired and sued.
"oh so youre ok now?" because she is capable of standing up. Theyre literally at the hospital. Disgusting lack of empathy
Time 2 do something About it yet?
This cop is clearly out of control with his ego and needs to NEVER be paid from taxpayer dollars to serve the public ever again. He's disqualified himself.
The hospital should be held accountable since the cop was working through them.
@@daBEAGLE1017 A police officer is suppose to be a trusted person. The hospital should be able to trust a police officer enough to believe this grown man will not take advantage of his position as a Law Enforcement Officer. Think about this as an example. You’re a singer and you hire an off duty police officer as security. He does something like this. Would it have made you at fault for the officers actions? No, because the officer is his own person, a full aged adult who is 100% responsible for how he acts no matter how he feels. He did in fact make a bad decision, not necessarily making him a bad person. However, with that said unfortunately I do believe given what I see here this officer is not fit for his position as a law enforcement officer.
@@RaymondWilliams-go5ux so Axl Rose was not to blame for the riot GnR caused in the 90s?
It's been months, and yet the police department has said nothing so far as to any findings or disciplinary action against the officer. In other words, they swept it under the rug. That in itself is unacceptable.
I've been watching audit the audit for some time now, and you can even tell that some stories even bother the narrator to the point were you can here it in the voice...cheers to you dude for keeping it together during these videos, cause I certainly couldn't
It's amazing we live in a society where a police officer doesn't get arrested for this. He literally put a pregnant woman's life and the life of her unborn child at risk over his ego getting bruised.
Don't worry, the police investigated themselves and found they did nothing wrong.
Remember, he said she was fine and even laughed after they left to his buddies that she was cleared and they're still going in to the ER. He was so stupid. Like he didn't even hear or understand that she could at that moment be losing her pregnancy.
@@kathleenmatthews4050 Stupid is an understatement. I'd be surprised if this cop's IQ was much above 90.
@@pauldavis5665 Shocking and unheard of!
@@kathleenmatthews4050 they must have to be below a certain IQ to get hired as a cop.
The fact that Daniels could, with a straight face, tell his coworkers he called an ambulance for someone in an ER parking lot and their reaction wasnt to call him a moron speaks volumes about the level of law enforcement we are dealing with
"good cop" suspiciously absent yet again. I'm beginning to think he doesn't even exist.
Right, that's exactly what ACAB means. Not every cop is this horrible human that is being showcased in this video, but all cops condone this behavior by inaction. Get it?
The cop commits a traffic violation which makes a medical emergency worse and can't put his ego away for the safety of a pregnant woman and her unborn child. That's not just bad police work, that's a fundamental failure to be a decent human being. If I was the husband in this situation I wouldn't care what the technicalities of the law were just to appease some tyrant with a badge and would not be a fun guy to deal with given the urgency and seriousness of the circumstances. The cop couldn't just let the guy take his wife to the ER!? Had to waste the city's resources.
That was 100% a retaliatory stop! The cop calling fire rescue was ridiculous and did it just to hold them up “imo”His ego is crazy and insulting!!😢😊 ppl
I think that cop is a dangerous combination of ego, stupidity and a gun.
So he's a cop?
You just described every cop in America
The mother was cleared. NOT the babies. The fact that these tyrants were willing to see their kids die because of honking is unbelievable. Too proud to see someone live. Awful.
At what point would this be cruel and unusual punishment?!
This is what’s the blue line stands for unfortunately. I bet the department slapped his wrist and then promoted him for this behavior
Because ambulances can't check on a fetus, especially a younger one (not sure how far along she was). I was in an accident and the ambulance came and they basically said they couldn't do anything and since I was stable it would be better(and cheaper) to drive myself to the hospital. They don't have ultrasounds and that is the main/only real way to check on a fetus after an incident.
By refusing someone emergency medical services. Any questions?@@HawksDiesel
@HawksDiesel if your baby died as a part of a cops punitive punishment for your use of a horn because they were blocking the path, wouldn't that be extremely unusual and cruel that you now suffer the loss of your child over a damned power trip?
If you don't get it, you aren't human. Go live on the moon.
Why do you conclude that the horn honking was not a danger warning if the driver was worried about the life and health of his wife?
“You having a bad day don’t take it out on us.” Clearly he’s not the one having a bad day, officer.
This was all because the guy honked his horn. Putting the woman and her child at danger for nothing. When he called the ambulance, instead of letting them just go to the ER which was right there, was ridiculous. What made him think he was a doctor suddenly?
Contempt of cop. Cop never believed he was doing good. He decided to show off his little man syndrome.
Google maps disabled reviews to Miami dale police for “violation of their policies.” So good to know Google supports these thugs.
Didn’t look like she was in danger when she got out of the car to record
@@keithevans78 what makes u an expert on safety ?
@@keithevans78She wasn't, her baby possibly was. An ambulance can't check the baby and that's why they were going to the hospital where they have equipment to check on the baby's wellbeing.
It's _possible_ that *a judge* might consider this stop reasonable, but *no jury* would.
A judge would consider the stop reasonable, not possibly. Wouldn't be a judge otherwise.
How was this stop in ANY way reasonable? The cops were blocking the entrance to the emergency room parking lot and the driver was announcing his presence by quickly beeping his horn. What part of that would make a traffic stop justified?
@@Atrus999he had probable cause to arrest him because he honked his horn without a lawful reason. The wife might possibly be able to make out some viable section 1983 claims…but the husband doesn’t because of _Lee v. Ferraro,_ 11th Circuit Court of Appeals 2002.
@@tobitsdogcasenerd Quickly honking your horn to alert someone to your presence is in no way an arrestable offence, that's why the horn is there...
@@Atrus999 Bro, he's saying that judges are as bad as cops, not that he somehow agrees with the stop.
Thank you for including that everything was okay with their babies. This was horrific to see otherwise.
Thanks for the update. Please keep us posted. Anyone that selfish and emotionally immature should not be working with the public, especially not in a position of authority.
I am so confused. A paramedic cannot clear his wife. They're not qualified. She needed an ultrasound and exam by her OBGYN.
He ordered those paramedics exactly what to do and I am just furious that they listened! He said take your vitals and that's all they did
@@Caketime2 that's even more confusing. Everyone who is part of the chain of command understands when to refer a patient. So why did they think checking her vitals was the same as ensuring her baby is healthy.
@@Caketime2 We're not far off from saying APAB.
Facts .. they should have transported her to the ED lol.. oh wait.. it's right freaking there !!!!!!!!
This is what happens when men who know nothing about womens' healthcare are allowed to make healthcare decisions for women.
That officer is not entitled to any of that medical information. And it’s not for him to determine whether she is fine or not. I can’t believe that he’s blocking her from following her doctors orders and increasing the possibility of causing a miscarriage all because of his ego. He needs reassignment and shouldn’t ever be hired by a hospital for off duty work. He’s clearly not suited to the work.
It is called 'practicing without a license'
Yeah, reassignment. Like assigning him to do anything but deal with the public. He doesn't have common sense...
Man, i appreciate how heated you got covering this one. Its absolutly baffling
Every single arrest this officer conducted should be under investigation....
He was signaling a danger when he honked. His wife was having a potential miscarriage and the police were delaying getting her medical attention. That’s a danger to her and his unborn child
The cop is dangerous to ALL of us.
True. The honk laws specify to be used to ensure "safe operation", he did honk before crossing the double yellow line.
Physical trauma causing loss of a child can also be extremely dangerous for the mother. So even if the fetus is too young to be considered human you still get the danger that needs to be addressed.😂😂
If this officer behaves like this over a single horn just imagine what he is capable of and does in other situations. Truly disgusting. What part of serve and protect does he not get. He needs to be stripped of his badge
@@unknowngamer37415too young to be human?? Wtf. You are inhuman.
That cop is extremely lucky. Men dealing with a loved one in need, more often than not will react with a fight response.
I love the emotional statement at the end when they were rating the cops. I've watched all the video's and can't remember a single one with such a mad F to the cops
The cop said that "she is okay"? Is he a Doctor??? That tyrant needs to lose his retirement in a lawsuit!
Anytime anyone tells me "well it's only a few bad apples", I show them videos like this. The first cop they talked to was going to leave, but then the second cop stopped the couple. Then the first cop turned around and helped the second cop be a bully.
A few bad apples spoil the bunch
Yep, the second officer was as complicit as he could see the 1st officer blocking the road.
Damn Audit, you were fired up in that conclusion! Loved it.
I cant wait for the update
This EMS crew gets an F as well. They are bound by oath and law to be advocates for the patient, not the police. Had they done their job, they would have taken her to the ER. I would have fired them both for this.
She could've been asked if she wanted to go to the ER in the ambulance but could've denied it seeing that they are right in front of it. Who wants a $1000 ride 50 feet?
She said that all they did was take her blood pressure. I've seen these types of responders. If they cared to take her history, they would have at the very least told the cops that she needs to go to the ER. They told him she was fine. All kinds of bad happened with this crew.@@bpdmf2798
@@bpdmf2798 Common sense should've prevailed and got her in the back of the ambulance and charged nothing for it.
@@vandammesquethe US healthcare system is for profit, there is a bill generated for even 5 feet
@@vandammesque Pretty sure they aren't able to do that. Like they would have to lie on their paperwork and risk their jobs. They have no say in the bills
Ego on a cop is the worst part. This guy has a power trip as well because they have immunity.
Thank you for letting us know the victims were all okay!✌️
I've attempted to follow up on this every couple of months and they block me at every avenue. I even left messages for the chief and he never called back.
“The court held that the officer had probable cause to arrest the driver for honking her horn”
This statement is insane.
America!
Calling the ambulance was such a power play. Knowing that if she took the ambulance ride, she’d have most likely had to pay for that short ride. His ego was out of control and needs to get a F-
Exactly. He was probably hoping that it would escalate to that point.
The ahole cop was trying to call for an ambulance because he knew it would cost them a ton of money. The guy is a criminal
I love how police are so willing to confront citizens with the fact that most aren’t lawyers, but this one was perfectly comfortable overruling this ladies actual doctor in determining whether or not this was an emergency.
Great video 🙌🏽
Ironically enough, the officer that WAS blocking his entrance to the hospital, moved out his way and continued on his own way. Why this arrogant tyrant decided to escalate the situation is beyond infuriating.
In what way is that ironic?
@@belizetourism1218 It's not. I should have used the word "interestingly."
@@paulosanderson785 Hell yeah bro, more people should accept a criticism as graciously as that. Smooches.
@@belizetourism1218 It takes a real man to admit he is wrong. Besides, I'm a grammar freak and that was embarrassing.
It actually was ironic how the police blocking his way moved on. Stop trying to act like they used the word in the wrong context. Weirdo@belizetourism1218
I'm glad Officer Daniels has the medical training to know that a BP check is all that is needed to see if a woman is miscarrying or not.
He should be arrested for impersonating a doctor. He is one of the most ridiculous, pathetic little men I have ever seen.
He's an idiot. He even made fun of the fact that they were still going in to the ER after he called fire and rescue. They can't tell if she's miscarrying.
@@kathleenmatthews4050That's not idiocy. That's psychopathy.
@@utubepunk It comes off more as confident ignorance honestly. It's sad :/
Congratulations to the couple of having twins hope they are happy 😊
This one had me Furious within the first 60 seconds
If we had a button on our car that would say, “Excuse me, can you please move?” But we don’t. All we have is a horn. Deplorable behavior by the police officer.
thats a good point, maybe in the future we'll have displays on the front and back of our cars that can actually show a message and we wont be limited to a horn that could mean anything. I remember back when I started driving I wanted to buy one of those scrolling text displays to put in my back window so I could tell idiots to turn off their high beams or to stop tailgating. Its the kind of thing that people do "break checks" for and those are very dangerous. Never got one of course but it would be nice to have :D
@@SpydersByte
You can always learn the car language. It's different everywhere but it works
My blood is boiling watching this! That cop’s ego is OUT OF CONTROL and he should be stripped of his badge 🤬 absolutely disgusting
Same, I'm so pissed right now! Not only should he be stripped of his badge... he needs to be fucking charged!!
I fear how daniels treats his family behind closed doors
It's possible for both sides of these situations to be obnoxious. It's only possible for one side to abuse their power.
I am so, so thankful you really laid into that monster of an officer. Like what a vile, vile human being from that to finish, I was so appalled by almost everything that came out his mouth.
Also wtf is that horn law, how the hell is that still in effect in this day and age, who the hell even approved that??
There used to be a belief that if a husband was driving his pregnant wife to the hospital, the concerned policeman would have given them an escort for their safety. If those days ever did exist, no one expects that kind of help from cops anymore.
You don't come across Sheriff Andy Taylor anymore. It seems like Barney's demented offspring are out there harassing everyone.
Had a civilian stopped in the middle of a road to talk to someone else they’d get pulled over it blows my mind that cops freely do so much shit they pull over a civilian for
Civilians are those ordinary people who aren't in the military, including the members of civilian law enforcement agencies. When did we start referring to the police as being other than civilian? This should be alarming.
@@PrenticeBoy1688 look up the definition of civilian before you start talking bud. Educate yourself before you speak
@@PrenticeBoy1688 I doubt you will so here is the definition. “a person not on active duty in the armed services or not on a police or firefighting force”
@@kevinwatkins6358 Educate myself? Please!
If you want to play the game of duelling internet resources, then see the Wikipedia entry for 'Civilian'. There you will find a section on the colloquial use of the word. The final sentence of the first paragraph of that section reads:
Regardless, such members are technically civilians - not military personnel - and are bound by municipal; civil and criminal law to the same extent as other members of the public.
It's ridiculous to feed the ego of civilian law enforcement by letting them think they're not civilians like the rest of us. This runs contrary to what Sir Robert Peel, the inventor of modern policing in the Common Law based, English speaking world, envisioned.
If you don't know who that is or what he said, then you might consider taking your own advice.
@@PrenticeBoy1688I don't understand why you're trying to d*e on top of a weird hill. Yes, in a fine grained, super strict interpretation of the definition, police are civilians compared to military. But you also ignored the extra usage as defined by the first section of the paragraph that states that it can be used, in context, to differentiate public servants police force from non police civilians.
You're like that annoying kid that corrects the spelling of someone who texted, "thx." UHM WELL ACTUALLY 🤓 IT'S SPELLED 'THANKS,' USE GOOGLE.
Analyze the context, you're not actually adding anything of intellectual substance with this "argument."
Guy says: Its an medical emergency
Officer pretty much says it does not look like one.
So did the officer perform a medical evaluation without a license?
The rage that I feel is insane.
Officer Daniels is a shining example of what is wrong with policing these days and needs to be made an example of asap !
We all know how these stories go: Our internal investigation has found no fault. Couple sues: Wins some settlement (paid by the city aka taxpayers). Cop goes a few days on PAID leave. At worst he get "fired" and then gets a new job the next day in a county right next door. And ... A few years later that same cop then gets involved in something more serious where somebody dies, after a dozen of other "minor" incidents aaaaaand ... get gets fired and rehired ...
That is the issue with qualified immunity and strong cop unions. I have nothing against unions but when you have unions that put their members above the actual laws and threaten the public with removal of public safety to protect a lot of bad apples, ...
@@benjiro8793 In fairness, they did not do an internal investigation, they called Internal Affairs. Despite the name, IA is _external_ to the police department doing a self evaluation.
@@Durzo1259Internal affairs like prosecutors are not unbiased like most people think. They regularly find no wrongdoing despite lawsuits and clear violations of people's rights and excessive force (lawsuits also aren't an admission of guilt unfortunately).
If internal affairs actually did their job and punished cops rightfully we wouldn't have such a huge problem with police accountability.
@@creocrimson836 You could be right, I don't know their work well, but sounds like the classic "I had my opinion all set up and the jury disagreed with me."
@@Durzo1259 It's because anything they say can and will be used against them in a lawsuit so if internal affairs admits the cops did something wrong then they will 100% lose a lawsuit. They work for the government too and all run the same circles.
Which is why most of the time they admit no wrongdoing and just say they violated some policies which aren't law.
The cops get paid time off and at best they have to do some re-training. If they're fired or pressured to resign they just switch departments which is why so many people don't like cops because there's so little accountability.
The husband handled this situation Waaaay better than i would've to be perfectly honest
Yes! I would have definitely got arrested.
@@crisleroi299Great, you would have been in the right, but your wife would still be sitting at the side of the road rather than being seen by a doctor. Fight the battles that are worth fighting considering the possible risks involved.
I would have sued. I would have gone absolutely postal.
@@gordon861 Actually that's how you win the huge lawsuits 😉
You summed up the cops behaviour better than I could. anyone with an enormous ego like his should never be trusted with a position of authority
This is one of the most infuriating police interactions I’ve ever seen and that’s saying something. This officer needs to be prosecuted federally.
This is a good example of how 75% of patrol cop interactions go in America. If you act like you have a spine and don't bow down completely submissive or whatever you get this petty and vindictive behavior and attitude where they escalate, insult, harass, intimidate, antagonize, and detain you for as long as possible...while smiling, laughing, and plotting how to ruin your life.
Source on that number?
Honking horn in an emergency situation is a "failing to maintain decorum"
offense. US$1000 fine and one year in jail with no trial should be the police
association bottom line while putting pressure on politicians going forward.
@@bojohannesen4352
*"Source on that number?"*
Pulled directly from OP's ass.
I mean...if the driver had just done what he is legally obligated to do, i.e. provide his license upon demand of a police officer during a traffic stop, the encounter wouldn't have escalated. Like it or not, pretty much every state requires drivers to provide their license upon demand of an officer during a traffic stop, and drivers agree to that requirement when they sign the paperwork to obtain their license. (I imagine this is true in all states, but I've not checked the code of all 50 states to know for certain. Every state I have checked, however, does include this requirement.)
Traffic stops are *_NOT_* the same as other police encounters. You actually don't have any right to drive a vehicle on public streets / roads / highways, and you are held to certain requirements to exercise the _privilege_ to do so. You agree to those requirements when obtain a license. If we want to have a conversation about whether or not that should be the case, I'm all for it. But until the laws change, you still have to provide your license upon demand of an officer during a traffic stop...even if you don't agree with the stop or if the officer doesn't immediately tell you _WHY_ you were stopped. In some states, police are required to tell you why you were stopped (including Florida), but they aren't required to tell you before you are obligated to display your license.
I've been pulled over quite a few times in my 27 years of driving, and I've _never_ had a cop escalate the situation like this...because I understand that I'm required to provide my license during a traffic stop, and I do so without argument. if the cop asks me if I know why I was stopped, I always tell them, "No sir / ma'am," and leave it at that. in those many traffic stops, I've been given two speeding tickets, and none of them have lasted longer than it took the cop to check my driver's license and license plate, write the ticket / warning (if one is issued), return my document(s), and tell me to be safe. I've never once "bowed down completely submissive."
There are plenty of shitty cops out there doing shitty things, and this interaction is clearly one of those incidents...but not because the cop demanded the driver provide his license during a traffic stop. The driver refusing to meet his legal obligation and the remainder of the cop's actions throughout the encounter are what made it a shitty encounter. The driver could have simply told the officer he was trying to get his wife to the ER on her doctor's orders, provided his license (as required by law), and asked if he could escort his wife to the ER and then return to continue / complete the traffic stop. Even a cop in his feelings (as this one clearly was) would probably have allowed that, and probably would have let the driver off with a verbal warning.
@@frocat5163 They still have to have PC or RAS you committed an infraction/ordinance violation/broke a law to legally pull you over and request ID. They can't pull you over because you wore a blue hat - now show me your ID.
This is infuriating. There should absolutely be a charge against that officer. Florida cares soooo much about fetal rights, and yet he's holding up a possibly miscarrying woman AT THE HOSPITAL; all because he was called on unreasonably blocking a driveway. The sheer callousness and hypocrisy is staggering and makes my blood boil.
Yep, what you said. What this person said.
Don't worry, if the women miscarried because of the cops delays, i am sure they will gladly prosecute the women under some abortion law. And we all know why... Blackmail... Drop the case against us or your wife goes to jail. Happens way too often that laws are misused to cover up crimes or issues with the cops in the US.
Here's the kicker. If she did miscarry, they probably would've charged her with homicide or something.
@@utubepunk Indeed. One would hope that, in that event, the officer could be charged as an accessory. Glad it didn't go that way, for the babies' sake.
They only care about controlling women and that's what this officer was doing so you won't hear a peep from those in Florida who want to ban abortions.
What a disgrace to the profession.
Out of control.
The crazy thing is, if he had been just sitting at a stop sign talking to someone and blocking traffic, that same cop would have pulled him over. No doubt in my mind. The cop has the “we are the police, we make the rules” attitude that is insanely dangerous on the streets. This was a clear ‘contempt of cop’ stop
Also: as a fellow twin parent, welcome to this crazy world. And congrats!
I think he had a chip on his shoulder and he was just wating for someone to do that.
YES ! You said it better than I could. I see officers blocking traffic left and right "in the name of duty". For instance: They stop traffic and block a WHOLE right travelling lane with their patrol car; as a 'safety' measure (they say). I say it's creating an extreme hazard to all traffic, including the officer and the person that was stopped.
The officer should be charged with the crimes they would charge us for making a false 911 call, for wasting emergency resources.
Just recently had state police violation against my 1st and 4th the other day. Told them civil litigation was coming and what do you know, got to meet 3 more tonight. They were really not happy. Just like the first set. Not to happy about me knowing the constitution lol
Both of these cops should be fired
Imagine getting so butthurt that someone honked their horn at you for being in their way that you need to abuse your badge in retaliation. “We got an ‘R-333, hurting a police officer’s feelings’!”
The thin blue ego is easily butthurt
Why aren't our federal law enforcement agencies investigating these blatant violations?
Because they're federal... So they deal with federal investigations unless another law jurisdiction requests their help for an inestagation.
The feds are even more corrupt. You don't want them involved.
You're joking, right?
Civil and constitutional rights are not a local issue. The federal government is supposed to be of the people, by the people, and FOR the people. Civil and constitutional rights violations are and should be investigated and acted on by federal law enforcement on behalf of the people. Our government has encroached too far in other areas of our lives and is ignoring its true duty, protecting the rights of the citizens against government overstep.
@@emmanueldavis1872 Police misconduct can be a federal offense, for example 42 U.S. Code § 1983 which covers deprivation of rights under color of law.
This officer is super power-hungry and power driven. He needs to be taken off the force ASAP and never allowed in the criminal justice world.
Fire and recuse doesn't know how to check if the baby is ok, hiding or blocking traffic is against the law. This is completely ridiculous, unprofessional and unacceptable by these officers.
Everytime I see a new video about this encounter I am enraged again at how pathetic this officer is in letting his ego control his actions.
Only because he can. Just another ego driven power trippen tyrant abusing his authority ..dispicable
When the officer summoned an ambulance to the scene, when the couple was en route to and only walking distance away from a hospital emergency room, was when I was convinced that this officer is all about showing who is in charge, not about the safety and well being of the citizenry. At that point it was clear the officer had lost all sense of perspective.
and lost all right to breath.
Great another video of you covering LL...
It's like the cop asked himself at EVERY step of the interaction how can I make this worse?
“ How dare a common citizen beep his horn at me……I am an officer of THE LAW “
That’s all this was……an already enormous ego swelled even further by the uniform, badge & gun.
An officer blocking traffic illegally. He should have given himself a ticket.
And what’s extremely sad is that most only have a high school education. And they go through 6-8 weeks of training and are given a gun, badge, and an ego so big they are a danger to society.
@@allisonrobertson2994 it's harder to become a hairstylist, takes more training and regulations. I wouldn't expect much intelligence from them. Never heard of a hairstylist being turned away for having too high of an IQ.
@@allisonrobertson2994 Hey, no need to insult people without college degrees. It isn't about education, it's about common sense, and basic IQ and EQ. Most police seem to lack all three of those, regardless of their educational level.
@@allisonrobertson2994 The issue is not the training, its the fact that most are ex-military. They gotten trained in the military to not take shit, follow orders like a good little boy (and they expect those of a lower rank to do the same). They then get deployed to some area where everybody is a potential enemy and that mindset continues when they are hired as cops. Its insane how much of the police force is ex-military.
You can spend years training somebody but no way you undo that mindset that has formed after years in the military. And the people who are against that mindset, get the "thin blue line" treatment aka bullied out of the job. Resulting in more of the A-type being leftover and the cycle continues.
The only way you offset this, is a massive fire and training program to start from scratch again. But most of the officers/higher ops are .. say it with me... so nothing is done. And the cycle continues...