Police Officer Uses Taser on DoorDash Driver After Resisting Arrest
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2022
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Collegedale, Tennessee - The Collegedale Police Department have concluded that an excessive force claim filed against one of its officers is 'unfounded," and that Hamilton County District Attorney Neal Pinkston wrongly chose to involve the U.S. Department of Justice in the matter. On March 10, Officer Evan Driskill used a Taser on Delane Gordon in an arrest during a traffic stop. Gordon and his attorney questioned why he was stopped and why he was tazed. Collegedale officials say that Officer Driskill asked Gordon multiple times for identification and he refused. That’s why he was arrested. They say that the officer only used the Taser after Gordon emphatically refused to comply, many times.
The full video shows that Officer Driskill properly identified himself and the reason for the stop. Gordon was argumentative and immediately asked the officer for proof of his stop, as well as his supervisor. The officer correctly advised Gordon to argue his objection in court. Officer Driskill asked Gordon for his identification 5 times, but Gordon refused to hand the officer his information and the officer made the appropriate decision to arrest the driver for failing to identify himself. The officer opened the driver’s side door to make the arrest and ordered Gordon from the vehicle five times before transitioning to his Taser. The officer drew his taser and ordered the driver out of the car eight more times before holstering his Taser in an effort to de-escalate.
The officer returned to hands-on with the driver and ordered him five more times to exit the vehicle, injuring his own leg in the struggle. It was only when Gordon emphatically stated “No!” to the officer’s many orders, that Officer Driskill made the decision to deploy his taser to gain compliance and effect the arrest. After using the Taser Officer Driskill had to order Gordon ten more times out of the vehicle. Once Officer Driskill finally gained compliance the use of force was immediately ended, and Gordon was safely handcuffed. Gordon was moved to a seated position to prevent positional asphyxiation and to await the arrival of other officers and paramedics.
Attempting to couch the incident as a matter of racial discrimination, Gordon’s attorneys claimed during a March 18th press conference that Gordon had no background or record of involvement with law enforcement, and previous to this incident had “no interaction with officers.” In fact, Gordon has had multiple interactions with law enforcement over the years. Since 2014 he has been stopped and questioned by Coffee County Sheriff’s Office, Murfreesboro Police, Grundy County Sheriff’s Office, and the Collegedale Police Department just 2 months prior to this incident. In 2017, Gordon was a suspect in a domestic assault in Murfreesboro.
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Imagine being the door dash customer and wondering why your food hasn’t come yet
1 star. Did not arrive.
Won’t be the first time. Door Dash is evil.
The Taser reheated it
That's Normal
And then the office brings it lol
As a black man in Texas, I've gotten out of many traffic infractions by just being cordial and cooperating. Most of the time they don't even want to do the paperwork, just be cool. If you have an issue, address it in court.
That is indeed what smart people do, no need to be difficult over a traffic stop.
Same
You must be rare because most POC are not very smart! BM Can be very dangerous
Sounds liked you have common sense. It’s too bad it’s no longer common.
ikr, most of the time i’ll rather cut someone loose with a warning rather then a ticket if they are willing to cooperate with me
As a black man that as recently pulled over for speeding I was let off with a warning for simply complying and listening. Idk why we love to make things difficult
Same here brother just got pulled over let off with a warning and had a good conversation with the trooper…idk why some of us make things so difficult..
All ima say is that wasn’t right
Exactly..very true…they usually don’t want to bother with their paperwork…..that’s what my brother-in-law who is a cop told me. What triggers them is the behavior of drivers.
It doesn't matter your skin color. Just comply. I never understand that "as a black man." How about "as a law-abiding citizen."
@@esp719191980the officer lied. That post didn’t age well.
Thats called passive aggressive and a condescending attitude.
Now that's service!
He asked for a supervisor and got the entire police dept.
Hahaha 🤣
These people are like children, 40 year old children.
LOL. well said, sir.
The bogus BLM narrative has ruined these people's minds.
And a free ride to jail
The real victim in the story is the man who did not get his food let’s hold a moment silently for them
Edit : holy crap there so many likes and comments on this. Thank you all
Exactly what I said 😂
Ah, you made me laugh. Thanks for that.
Yeah they'd be sitting there watching on the tracking map and thinking the dasher pulled over on the side of the road to eat all his food.
Hahaha, 😂 that's what I thought.
@@nonyabusiness31 thats what i was thinking lol!!
Who keep telling these people they dont have to follow orders on a traffic stop?
Sovereign citizens spread all the bullshit that people don’t have to comply and to request a supervisor.
All the propaganda that tells them they're really victims in an unjust racist country. They start to feel rules don't apply.
it’s all because of the drug addict from Minnesota… George Floyd was not a victim. He was an abuser.!! and now an innocent police officer will not know his child or be able to help his wife raise his child!! absolutely disgusting… that a drug addict/dealer would have such an impact on the world…. it just goes to show you everything the Bible says is true from cover to cover!!!! and from this point on Minnesota will only be remembered for defending Outlaws….. and sending innocent police officers to prison!!
It's me I'm teaching them this in driver's ED I have a vendetta agaisnt driver's
@@thechamp742 Great job providing the entertainment...loll
The amount of people who think that police can’t lawfully take you out of your vehicle for a traffic stop is mind boggling.
They should be reasonable about it and not abuse their power.
Or the people who think it goes like:
“I caught you breaking the law”
“No you didn’t”
“Oh, ok. Have a nice day.”
@@FirstLast-hs4gw this guy's family investigated him and concluded he did nothing wrong
Cops always investigate themselves & do nothing wrong, so guess what, a cup saying get out bc the guy wanted to record is an escalation but defend your blue line
@@heightsofsagarmathaStill should’ve complied.
It's crazy that people think if they say "I want to speak to your supervisor" it suddenly allows them to do whatever they want.
FOOL................
officer u pulled me over cuz im black
Facts, show your id and comply. You will be fucking fine 🤡🤡
@@LprogressivesANDliberals Just give up your rights and you will be fine.
Exactly, it's not McDonalds.
I’m a black woman and I’ve been pulled over for speeding before and I find that it goes a lot smoother if you just cooperate. I had an officer give me a warning just because I didn’t give him a hard time. Every interaction with a cop doesn’t have to lead to this…
There are cops that will give you a hard time but as long as you don't escalate the situation they usually go easy.
i never have problems with police & im also a bw.. they're always polite
Facts 🎯I agree
Wow ..... i never had good interactions with cops, either you are lying or you are a really really lucky person
ReadyWriter, Exactly, but you'd think it's common sense . In my younger days I got pulled over a-lot, and even a few times when I justifiably deserved an infraction, I was let go with just a verbal warning. For the couple of times that I did get a ticket, oh well, at least everyone goes home safely.
There was one time that I did have a bad time with a cop( nothing violent though) and the cop had an attitude for literally nothing I did, his partner put him in his place though. I still stayed respectful through the stop, and I was sent away with an infraction that was later dropped. The place to fight an injustice is in court, not in the streets.
Most of these profession victims are just looking for a payday or something . The way I see it, once you escalate a simple traffic stop, you deserve whatever happens next.
This guy could've easily avoided all this, It would've been cool though if the cop delivered the food order, it would be a new meaning to "protect and serve", lol.
Never did he think "maybe I should have handed him my ID"?
@@codechartreuseYea I think he snapped a little too fast. I’m far from a cop hater as I’m closely connected to multiple. I do know right from wrong though. Should he have just handed over his license? Absolutely. That could have saved him from it coming to this. However the cop escalated things fast. He asked for a supervisor for whatever reason but that doesn’t really matter. He asked for one and right after the cop lost it
@@Materialgirl_3you couldn’t be more wrong. Please get out of the car requested like 5-7 times is more than a choice. When the cop tried to remove him he refused, fought back, and said no. The driver lives in his own mind. He resisted and should be arrested
Fools don't learn from consequences.
@@Materialgirl_3 Not sure how this moron idea is now thought of as truth that if you request a supervisor, everything stops, the cop is now in time-out and can do nothing until a supervisor responds. You can request all you want. The officer has no obligation to call for one. And this is also the idea that whatever a supervisor is doing, he has to stop and now respond every time some goof-ass on the side of the road wants him to come to his location.
If the OFFICER thinks he needs a supervisor, he'll call for one. But the goofs on the side of the road don't decide what the supervisors do, where they go and when.
That being said, if you really want a supervisor, just get a use-of-force situation going, like this fool did, and a supervisor will respond immediately!
This guy should be happy now!
Got to ride the lightning, be handcuffed, sitting in the back of the car heading to jail, and have the sergeant show up and ask, "What is it you wanted?" Winning!!
That's just too easy
Not handing over the license is refusing. Good people don't have to tell people they are good people
10-4.
"I wanna talk to your supervisor"
they ALWAYS say like it's a customer service representative!
@missybishop4996 Yeah so weird huh !
SUCH BS
So true.
Facts.
Oh but he is. Police force are a business and that's why they all carry business cards not moral authority just business
The sense of entitlement is incredible.
Yep, false sense of entitlement for sure! All he had to do was give the officer his ID, insurance, and registration, and then wait a few minutes and then he would've been on his way! But instead he chose this route! The officer wouldn't have asked him to get out of the car if he had just given him his ID and stuff! Smh!
It’s PRIVILEGE at this point.
@@7eyesopenwide168 He was probably hoping blm would riot for him like they did george floyd
I's be a good keeeed
@@7eyesopenwide168 No it’s fucking not. We’re not starting that narrative. You tried it though.
Just yesterday I got pulled over for going 70 on a 55....no ticket, no nothing...except a nice chat with the trooper. He saw I already had ny license and registeration for him...didnt even looked at it...he only advised me to slow down. But my demenour and respect for him were on the mark. Thats it.
That didn't work for me, but you were VERY lucky.
I jad the same thing happen to me except it was a Deputy Sheriff. Had all my onfo ready but he jist looked at my license. His partner asked of ibjad a body in the trunk as they could heae a big thump from my car going over RR trax. I said no, no bodies transported on Wednesdays. He then asked if he could look in my trunk. I said sure. I was just a big toolbox that thumped. We all laughed and be said to slow down and parted ways.
Could’ve been the same with this dummy but we will never know
I was pulled over doing 77 in a 55. No ticket, let off with a warning and told to slow it down, only took my license didn’t even ask to see insurance. Complying is so simple.
@@noahmitchell15 That didn't work for me.
What is this "I want to see a supervisor" BS?
They tryna control the situation, its very child like.
Stall tactic. And when they get about 5 cops they make a big deal about how many cops it takes to deal with them.
He asked for a supervisor and got the entire department. Dude should be happy.
haha yep, the entire department came but not the supervisor XD
Looks like the police dont have something to do for come the entire deparment. 😂
He's probably used to getting special treatment when he pulls that supervisor card at Sizzler
😄
Legend has it he is still asking for a supervisor
I'll never understand why people hear an official command and think it's time for an unofficial discussion.
Roadside court is now in session lol
Maybe they don't want thier car towed
Not everyone is a bootlicker
Because there will always be some jackass who thinks he's in the right even when he breaks the laws meant to keep everyone safe.
@HoldMeBack right... most of these fools are just criminals or criminals in the making like this fool lol
What part of "lawful command" is so hard for people to understand? Get. Out. When you are told. Argue in court. Not at the street.
they don’t want to comply
If it wasn’t for the officers body cam, he’d be fired. The driver acts so innocent when he begins recording. Great job officer.
Probably not, cops generally get the benefit of the doubt for exactly this reason.
He was terminated 7 months ago for using excessive force on a 14 year old. All those cops looked like thugs
@@chipbuttytime3396 Proof?
@@archivistofthechronicles Phone the policies and procedures department ask for case 224-IV-86. They will get back to you within 72 hours of you leaving a message. Hamilton county sheriff's office.
@@archivistofthechronicles There isn’t any proof to what they claim, the officer is still employed at the pd and was found to do everything right by the book but they also dropped the charges against the suspect in the video.
He probably would’ve just given him a warning but his ignorance led to public humiliation, tased, laying on a dirty ground, criminal charges, arrest and car being towed. Smart move
Isn't not complying with the police black culture?? He did what blacks do!!!
Wrong
What was his ignorance?…. The cop was the one that escalated the problem.
@@DavidBrown-co7di According to black culture where non-compliance with the police is the rule!!
@@dbcooper692 you got to realize police are public servants. Meaning weather in black culture or not, we still have rights and my opinion, the Uber driver had his rights violated to ask for a supervisor when he even had his ID out.
I’m amazed at how many people think they can get out of it by complaining to a supervisor like they’re asking for a manager at Walmart or something..
... any case automatically gets ratcheted up to a supervisor...called a judge and potentially a jury.... when will these dudes get that... they all become insta-litigators as if you can negotiate with police and debate law.... not the time or place....
The driver must have never dealt with the police. Did he not read the drivers manual? He also appears to be the king of KooKooLand.
Problem is these people watch videos on how to lawfully refuse to comply, but think it's applies to every situation. If there are reasonable grounds for an officer to detain, arrest, serve fines or investigate, you can't just talk your way out of it. Protesting your innocence is done through the courts.
Briv you can get out of it normally two ways, being normal and nice enough.
1,000cc four cylinder japanese motorcycle and young man bravery.
such a karen move
"But officer, Burger King told me I could have it my way..."
💀
I swear to God these people are just looking for a lawsuit.
every single one of them every since 2020 and Minnesota, people seem to get $ in their eyes upon arrest!!
No shyt
These people 🙄
You are 100% right, at a grocery store I go to they wait at the door then walk out in front of cars trying to get hit.
They are looking to be the victim
Receiving a traffic ticket is extremely simple and relatively uneventful...for most of us.
Almost pleasant if you treat the officer politely. I was given a break when I was 20 over the limit. They wrote it less to save me criminal charges. I apologized. I was indeed speeding and I thanked them for keeping us safe. I was wrong.
use of a taser is for people that are a potential threat to the officer or people within the proximity of the subject, or if the subject is within reach of a weapon. or resisting arrest. in this case you can argue he was resisting but it wouldn't be valid due to the fact that the officer should have never opened his door and tried to forcefully pull him out of the vehicle for asking questions and to speak to a supervisor. this officer should have calmed down got his supervisor and let him or her handle it. no mater which way you flip it the officer is th agressor and is wrong in this situation
take note to the fact that it took the officer exactly 50 seconds from the officers first words with the driver to become aggressive with the driver. after being asked for proof and to speak to a supervisor. this is not mentally stable behavior when handling someone that is not a threat.
@@donthagodfather6199 and your style of thinking is what got this guy tazed. How does the officer know he doesn't have a gun? People who refuse orders usually have something to hide. Lots of cops get killed this way. This was all %100 lawful. But go ahead and believe what you want and we'll see you on the next video and have a laugh at you also
@@donthagodfather6199 or maybe...just comply and do NOT resist. That helps a ton when dealing with officers.
This is what happens when you put into people’s minds that they are victims. Take your ticket and go to court like EVERYONE ELSE has to do.
you the type of person, who would jump of a bridge, just cause everybody else does it. This man asked for a supervisor and its his right.
That’s what the Jews did when Nazi’s came strolling down the streets. “Just follow their directions we’ll be okay” it’s not bad to exercise your rights. If you don’t use them you’ll lose them
@@Roybaaa you misspelled "off".
@@Roybaaa He certainty has the right to ask but can you post case law or a section of the constitution that specifically states that you have the right to a supervisor?
@@cheete7776 amazing.........
Still waiting for the first video ever to show someone refusing to get out of their car without going to jail!
How can he stand there with a straight face and tell everyone he did nothing wrong?
Just because you ask for a supervisor doesn't mean that the officer needs to stop HIS job because of it, and the suspect doesn't have to follow any of the directions that are being given to them. This whole " I want to speak to your supervisor, I feel scared or I'm going to have an anxiety attack " is NO reason for you to not cooperate because you're just adding more drama to the situation. These people now a days are on a whole different level of thinking they are in charge and can control the situation they are in. It needs to stop, and the police need to enforce the law a little more forcefully when it is required.
Blame it on the democrats.. they have promoted this disrespect for the law
Through false media narratives, we've created an entire class of young people that act like entitled victims.
He did nothing wrong the tyrant pig got his feelings hurt
doggtown72 I believe their parents are to blame. Our parents taught us in addition to our Driver's Ed. I told my kids (probably your age) don't cry (daughter) and don't argue (son). They have both gotten tickets and had no problems. It's sad that kids think it's ok to not obey law enforcement...smh
They find out real quick that the real world is a lot different than internet world aka 🤡🌎
These interactions have been happening forever.
While lawful this is asinine to say its morally or ethically okay to yank someone out of their property for a minor traffic violation of no victims and failure to provide identification. This is incredibly remnant of modern day china or 1942 Germany. "You dont provide us your plastic "rights" card we take you to concrete cage." "We heard you might be a jew and you cant provide identification otherwise were ganna have to take you to the camps until you can." People are far to obedient these days to government power. This is America, a country founded by rebels who fled their governments to start a new land of god given rights, free from this type of questioning and tyranny. There is a big difference between legal and what's right. Stop pretending our governments are perfect and every single law is designed to protect you.
I love these “roadside lawyers” saying “you can’t do this, you can’t do that, it’s just a traffic stop” like they know the laws.
No,
They don’t know all the laws. Damn sheep
Well come on, if cops knew the law they'd be lawyers. Cops know policy much better then we do though
All charges were dropped u bootlicker
@@heypistolerodo they? Lol
@@Bubba603 yes
The fool is not smart enough to realize that all his actions were captured on the officers camera.
@donnie, they had to drop the charges, just because how the officer acted...
@@georgejackson7798 That's not true. DA's dismiss charges all the time. That's why there is so much crime in America now. Lawbreakers know they're not going to get in any real trouble. They can get bailed out of jail for a small amount of money, then the DA ends up dismissing.
If anyone harassed someone here, it was the driver who was speeding. This driver wanted to harass the police. He could have just given his license/insurance/registration to the officer but he wanted to cause trouble. Maybe he wanted a struggle so that he could file a lawsuit.
Requiring officers to wear bodycams has helped the police. All these people claiming police brutality can no longer falsely accuse officers because everything is recorded--well, actually they do still try to claim abuse by screaming during encounter that the officer is choking, punching, kicking them. But when the video is reviewed, it shows they were lying.
The miss education of our youth is staggering.
speaking of "miseducation"
The Academy Award for best victim goes to this guy.
When Door Dashing doesn’t pay the bills.. speed Your way into shock therapy 😅
This effeminate man thinks society will treat him the same way society treats women.
@@rustymebane8265At least he didn't get Rodney Kinged, massage therapy
New category: The Polite Pr*ck.
He already seems to be in a film starring him as Little Richard!
In case you aren't aware: The police are in no way obligated or required to call a supervisor to the scene just because you asked for one. That is 100% at the discretion of the officer.
VERY common misconception among his age group. Also, "I want your badge number (I'll get you fired)". I've never seen a cop refuse to give his/her name & badge #.
@@robsan5777 You are right. But I have seen videos of an officer refusing to identify themselves.
And they were in no way obligated to taze and drag him out his car for being mouthy. So there you are.
Maybe he wanted another officer present because he was concerned for his safety.
Kinda makes sense now, huh?
@@robsan5777 They do all the time. You a bootlicker?
@@chrisdanielson1219 I agree with you but the driver was over the top in not complying. At some point, an officer is going to say, "Enough is enough!" BTW, I'm very against tazing because it can kill. People have died from it or from a fall from it.
People really think it's smart to tell a police man He's not doing his job right when he's not compiling.
“I’m a good person, sir.” Riiiiiight. Until you were caught speeding.
Legend has it he's still waiting to speak to a supervisor
❤😂😂😂😂😂😂 indeed 😂😂😂😂😂
Damn I thought you would have thousands of likes 😅
I wait for the president of the USA! 😅 or ..wait.. better, the Pope!!😊
😂😂😂
And it makes no difference lol
It must really suck to go through life as a perpetual victim.
@@bulrich610Yet blacks pull this victim mentality constantly.
Were you molested as a child?
Just waiting on the lottery.
A “victim”? Of his own stupidity?
seems to have worked up until this.
What a crybaby! Especially considering that he's 100% in the wrong. I didn't think he was ever going to shut up!
Didn't think YOU were ever gonna shut up, that boot so deep up your....
Makes me sick how after refusing to cooperate he then plays the victim.
I like how all these people tell the cops that they are not allowed to do that. Clearly they are educated on law by TikTok, RUclips, and Reddit.
I have been a officer for the city of Florence and the command should have been obeyed
@@kavaragee6042I haven’t been a police officer and I still know the command shoulda been obeyed 😂
...Instagram, Snapchat
Facebook lawyers
You all are so shallow thats why we are ruined cuz you bootlockers would listen even if it's unlawful just to obey cuz that's what you are by default. When you realize that the police is just a entity that helps government to stop those who brakes the law otherwise we citizens are In charge of our servant's that is police if we are not braking the law also if we do have a minor fraction like this young guy had there is no law that would allow you to tell someone to get out of their car because they requested the proof of their freedom.
Why is it so difficult to hand a police officer your driver's license?
Because he is messing with that
cop and he is trying to create a
siruation in his favor .
In order to perpetuate victimhood by creating situations he hopes go wrong. People like him are everywhere these days. I tell too many people they are not victims when they pull these manipulative stunts.
Because he's dumb. Simple as that.
Because of the stupid 'RIGHTS'.
I've got rights. I've got rights.
So what? You're above the law?
@@boomerang447 You have the right to not provide information but you do NOT have the right to resist arrest. Actions have consequences.
Resisting is Never a good idea
Legend has it the customer is still waiting for his order to be delivered.
😂
😂😂😂😂
This is EXACTLY what society has created. Professional victims and thinking you get to dictate to the police how a traffic stop is going to work.
Even if you're a cop, tasing a guy who calmly disagrees with you is the epitome of "fucking pathetic". That's a public servant, not a fucking god.
very correct
yes, police must follow rules of the society. We are not slaves of police. Police have money from the society to exist.
That is what court is for, and for the judge to decide. He should have just took that "Lost" and went on his merry way. And also you cannot beat a radar gun. If the officer told you, you were speeding. Guess what? You was speeding. SMH
@@Lashuanprettyboy3000 The existance of court does not exempt an officer from the expectations towards their behaviour that come with the fact that we live in a civilized society. I do see your point but this is violence with a weapon because he didnt like his attitude. And as for the radar gun, true - but do I know that reading? Cops like to point to the fact that "we are humans, too" when they look for compassion and understanding, but being human also means possessing the ability to lie and decieve and importantly, to err. Skepticism towards your statements is also part of being a human. Tasing someone for it is uncivilised and pathetic.
Blows my mind how many people like him think being arrested or detained is up to them and not the cop
"You can't arrest me, I said the magic word by asking for your supervisor."
My fave is asking for proof before he even gives up his info, its dude no the trial is at a later date you can dispute the evidance. Those are my faves though I have beat a ticket before, you just corporate don't talk shit especially with a body cam take the ticket show up to court with your evidance judge gets to decide. Yes it sucks you got do that, but you can't have the proof upon request from the cop at the stop. You can get that info before your trail date though.
I can safely assume that you’re white and privileged
⚠️HE FOUND NO CRIME. That’s illegal. Why do cops go so full tilt WILLY NILLY bad ass on arresting a guy that GAVE NO PROVOCATION! Hello George? That’s power illegal. Abuse of power. On a traffick ticket with no crime in place? No articulable felony or even misdemeanor? And you pull him out by force? You do realize. That gets cops killed too. Very stupid. ✅💯💥not to mention. You wanna arrest a guy for breaking the law, well it’s obviously not for justice because the cop is BREAKING THE LAW to get it done. Stupidity.
That doesn’t make it right or illegal. I bet you there’s more cops that will agree with me because they’ve seen what stupidly aggravating a simple situation can pay off. Bad dividends. ☮️☺️
This is all on that kid, for acting like a child.
Bullshit 🙍♂️hitey. That cop did overreact too.
Kid? He had to be at least 25 years old.
@@helgashouseofpain he was acting like a little kid
@@rileymilovich Besides not following the officers directions, he was actually calm and rational the entire time.
Funny when they ask for a supervisor, like ,honey you're not THAT important
I’m amazed at how many legal scholars are on the road at any given time
The law schools must be packed. We need to build more.
All duly educated not at an accredited law school, but duly educated by way of TikTok, RUclips, and Instagram, and now Thread!!!!!!
Everyone with a cellphone is a scholar
And they deliver Door Dash? Wrong profession. 🙂
Most cops are clueless of the law.
NOWHERE does is state that if you "don't feel comfortable" you don't have to follow lawful instructions. Good grief.
Well, a little leeway when it's an unmarked car with a blue/red strobe light in the middle of Roadkill, Alabama, but you always can always call 911 and ask..."Is legit Law Enforcement stopping me or should I start driving like a bat outta Hell?"
@troyevitt2437 it's not an unmarked car.
Lol what did he do wrong ok speeding wow what a crime. How come u just can't treat people the right way like u would want ur mom or wife to be treated. That guy is not your material he is not ur dog
did you watch the whole thing? He was being polite. All dude had to do was give him his DL and registration and go fight it in court like everyone else.@@johnCollins-mk1bs
State to state, one does generally have the option to speak with a supervisor. Cops lie all the time. He asked, and did nothing to provoke violence. Funny how cops don't lie until you're the one getting pulled over
Why is it so hard to follow an order by a police officer ??
Thank God for police cams.
Legend has it, he’s still telling the cops what they can and can’t do
The legend if Ammadummy!
Pigs 🐷 evil 👿
If it’s not legal for them to arrest you I’ll still be telling them what they can and cannot do. Can’t arrest people for nothing.
There is crazy people that like to not comply with the police commands , it’s better to always comply and everything is going to be fine
@@prettygirltee8 Yes the can, and often do. You can beat the case, but you can't beat the ride. Try it sometime if you don't believe me.
No accountability whatsoever. That is the issue in today’s society. Victimhood mentality 🤡
Femmy mentality.
Its just speeding man. Not even that much. Waste of resources while real criminals are out there. Just send the ticket through mail
@@darugdawg2453 this cop acts like Godzilla when it’s one guy in a traffic stop, but won’t go near a trap house filed with killers. Cowards, the lot of them.
@@JackTorrance333 I swear I never heard in the video that he wouldn’t go into a house full of killers correct me if I wrong please.
@@JackTorrance333 shusssssssh....
I’m still waiting for my Door Dash order.
So much for the quality of DoorDash drivers.
"I was not speeding, and I am a good person. So, therefore, I refuse to obey your commands."
And he and his lawyer both lied about what a good Boy Scout he was .
I read if you say five times, "I'm innocent," that the cops will let you go. Is that true?............................................../s/
I never understood what asking for the supervisor accomplishes. The supervisor is going to show up and tell you the exact same thing.
Because some one older told him that works. And maybe it did for them I have seen it work its just stupid rare, if you calm down and play dumb and polite they might let you off with lessor charges or a warning. But were body cam age so it doesn't work as well now. I mean shit my dad once sucker punched then broke an off duty cops jaw in the 70s and got off on it, because a judge decided "boys will be boys" He gets drunk to this day and brags about it, and how he got away with it, how he even started fight but told the judge he didn't and since both been drinking and he had his brother vouch for him and cop had no one vouch for him he got off with a warning to not fist fight near bars again.
The goal is to stall and waste as much time as possible. Making any simple traffic stop end up costing the taxpayers of the city as much as he can. Its all preplanned and rehearsed.
So is this the new Karen asking for a manager?
@@BCNeil His camera sure was conveniently placed to capture what he was hoping would be incriminating footage.
It accomplishes having another person there so things don't get out of hand like they did here. The cop was in the wrong. He didn't give the guy nearly enough time to comply, and the cop escalated the situation in short order.
Poor kid! Trying to reason peacefully with a TYRANT...
Not happening!
You get what you tolerate and the officer did not tolerate his whiny bs. Good on him.
Mr Taser is the best supervisor in the whole state.
This guy could write a book on how to try to manipulate through passive aggression.
Usually how they always are
Even after being tased
I bet he does this to others in his life to make them seem crazy when they freak out and he just acts like this.
Lol and so a Message write a Fake Moral Expert and a Child Aubuser.
Can I ask for a supervisor? He can check the radar on your patrol
😡 GET OUT OF THE CAR!! 🤬I DONT GIVE A F!!
Those supervisors must be pretty busy. Seems like everyone wants to see them these days.
i dont understand why people think they cant be arrested during a traffic stop lol
Being a cop is like being a parent, except your kids are grown ass adults who throw tantrums.
Like being a kindergarten teacher in a world full of special needs children
@Frank T Hopkins well, obviously I meant your average citizen… not all you stated above. But you’re also correct
Great Allegory!
Except this cop was the adult and he acted like a dumb kid.
Cop threw the tantrum tho. When my 2yo doesn't get her way she screams and hits....just like this cop.
"I'm a real good person" there is about a 110% chance that anyone who says this is going to be one of the shittiest people you ever meet.
Police putting peoples lives at risk for going 9 miles over the speed limit. And you wonder why people hate cops?
@@skinnie2838 whose lives did he put at risk? Also you act like speeding isn't putting people's lives at risk. People dont hate cops. Its just people like you who have such stupid conceptions like the one you just posted. Thanks for sharing but stick to your crayons
Legit
I play soccer
@@461hhh3 remember that haha
"You have to abide by my request..." Sir, this is NOT a Wendy's.
Just give them the information they request. Surely by now, we all should know the routine.
The amount of roadside lawyers in this country is amazing
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Roadside lawyers 🤣🤣
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Well, ironically the city lawyers agreed with him. All charges were dropped, and the officer is being investigated. Not sure about any lawsuit, but the article didn't mention
I actually dont agree with dropping all charges, but I'm not a lawyer
That "Ah-ahhhhhhhhhhhh" was so satisfying 😂 dude sounded like he was getting a massage
lol
B...b...b...but it wasn't lawful!
Stil stung. MF .@@voxfan7403
Aye, underwater 🤣🤣
@@tartanmystic4025😂😂😂😂 so true.
Supervisor: in a meeting today 😂
This guy is a model of _passive aggression_
_"Please don't hurt me."_
What a joker
You don't need to see a supervisor for a traffic stop. Fight it in court.
49? Gtfoh
Thank you. I can’t stand these idiots asking to speak to the supervisor when they are the one that screwed up. Like you said, fight it in court. Otherwise, they just look more foolish than they areas would have
Courts don't follow the law. They are all in on it.
He doesn't need to get out of the car for a speeding ticket. Law suit
@@The_Black_Anarchist my bad..
Dudes a professional victim. Remains calm and tries to gaslight the cop the whole time. All he had to do was follow instructions
This is 101 Gaslighting. Guys a nutjob, plays the victim
@Risan he's telling the officer he's not resisting as he's actively resisting. Textbook gaslighting. He refused to show ID until he was about to be yanked out of the car, that's called resisting.
Police putting peoples lives at risk for going 9 miles over the speed limit. And you wonder why people hate cops?
@@skinnie2838 nobodies life was at risk during this lol. And it would have been a simple stop if he would have just showed his I'd.
@@RussianNikolaiDa uh, thats not gaslighting, its manipulation, but its not gaslighting, gaslighting is more like brainwashing someone, and it takes a looooong time or intense abuse or mental warping, or you have to be influenced so easily youd have to be the mental equivalent of a goldfish
“Please help me Lord!” 😂
I'm trying to teach my kids that life isn't about "what you feel" all the time. My parents and grandparents era, feeling were something you kept bottled up. In an effort to resolve many of the issues THAT caused, we now have swung the complete opposite direction. "I don't feel comfortable" and "I don't feel safe" are valid feelings, but become a problem when you try to use them to circumvent laws and regulations and use them as ways to get out of something you don't want to do. Drives me crazy....
I don't blame the cop, I understand his frustration. Dummies always like to argue and ask for a supervisor like this is McDonald's or something.
Doesn’t make it right tho. This man didn’t yell at him at all
@@jsndweeb7653 Did he complain about yelling? He just wouldn't listen to a painless, reasonable, lawful order.
@@Maspets did he ever pose a physical threat?
@@jsndweeb7653 Oh so someone needs to pose a physical threat? That means as long as you're polite you can sit your ass in the car for an hour, or even drive away and as long as you hurt no one it's okay. People like you just want to make it easy to ignore police and get away with shit I guess.
@@jsndweeb7653who said he posed a threat?? He got pulled over for speeding and he kept denying he was speeding, got asked for his information and denied that too??? Look it up, they do NOT have to get you a supervisor. Most do it to apease the person. You wanna argue your point, you do that in court.
“I don’t give a shit what you feel like” That was so satisfying to me!! These stubborn idiots are so annoying.
this is something that Judge Judy would say on her court TV show
I swear they are all looking for a lawsuit. like a ghetto lottery. Why else would they be SOOOO overly annoying and antagonistic ? I mean, Why else would so many of these people do this with simple police interactions ?
How is he an idiot Mike? Just say your white
LOL, “he didn’t feel comfortable” with a white officer is more like it….so he decided to do what all those knuckleheads do in the police auditing videos and ask for a supervisor 🤣
@@thekmfdmmachine3919 Yup. Ben Crump on speed dial.
0:39, Me checking my bank account, after the week-long vacation.
People think they the only ones who have “rights”
What do all these criminals have in common? They all resist and refuse instructions.
Trump.
Being raised by people that operate by the same cycle of living.
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Are you calling this guy a criminal, or do you mean black folks in general? I agree he should have just given his license. He was young and stupid, but that should not carry a death penalty!
@@JohnEastmanExAttyAtLaw You left off SUCKS. All together now Trump Sucks! 🤣
There's a reason why he's delivering Door Dash and NOT a lawyer.
The ID was in his hand, he asked a few questions to The cop, The cop instantly lost control, The cop knows he's screwed because right after it was over he remained silent. It's gonna take a hell of a lawsuit.
@@chadyataya Yeah I doubt that, he may have had an ID in his hand but he was not providing it to the officer. Instead, he decided to ask some dumb questions (e.g. if he can see proof) and poorly tried to make the officer look bad. I don't blame the officer for getting him out that quick since the suspect just didn't have any idea that he is in wrong.
@@youllneverknow396 people have the right to ask dumb questions, It's a constitutional right! The policeman is trained to de escalate, if he can't handle a few questions then go work at to McDonalds!
The reason is his age
@@chadyataya I agree
"From what I've learned I should be able to request that"
You need to have serious talk with whoever taught you that because they taught you WRONG!! 😂😂
Who's out there teaching people "I want to speak to a supervisor" is a magic spell of some sort?
Imagine someone BREAKING THE LAW, telling law enforcement “you have to abide by my request”. Ummm, no genius. Thats not how it works.
he wasn't breaking any laws the cop had no right to pull him out of the car like that
@@iwrath2196 refusing to identify is breaking the law. Get a clue.
@@Cmac1328 Another liberal you are! SMH 🤦🏻♀️
@@dovequeen2431 it’s amazing how respecting law enforcement is somehow now “liberal” to you dumbasses. Make up your limited mind.
@@iwrath2196he did break the law he was caught speeding 49mph in a 35. I guess I’ve watched to many of these videos with police because all they need is a reason like let’s say a infraction like putting your cigarette ashes out the window once they have that they can ask for your ID and then if you refuse you’re failing to ID, which is breaking the law. So don’t mean to be a smart ass I just wanted to educate you a little bit on the law and how it works.✌🏼🐶
Get out is a lawful order
Suspect: "I require a supervisor."
Every supervisor in the tristate area: "We are all here."
"I'm a good person...I just wanna argue with the officer and refuse every lawful order"
I love the old guy!
“I’ll wait until help gets here”
One of the good ole boys
@@TheReaper42069better than the we wuz boyz
Legend has it the door dash customer is still waiting
I always wait for this comment. 😂😂
Legend has it that “legend has it” comments have run their course.
Netflix! Make a documentary🤣
well there was plenty of bacon and fat pork rolls just down the street. perhaps one of those useless public servants could bring his food, after all there was an army of them there.
@TheFatWorm I don't know who you're calling useless public servants. Especially with someone with the name fat worm.
He knows everything but doesn't know he's talking to the corporal, and the Sargent is also there
Shaq said it best " be respectful, do what is asked,come home alive"
You absolutely refused! He asked you for your ID several times and you didn't provide it. Then he asked you to get out of the car 25 times, and you STILL didn't listen. What is wrong with this kid? Who raised him?
HE ACTUALLY SAID "NO!" and that's when it became lawful to pull him out, taze, and arrest.
@@LHyoutube I agree with most of what you said but I dont think there's any plausible defense for him as an English speaking individual not to understand such simple requests bc if there were, there's no way in hell he'd have ever understood the things necessary to pass a test and acquire any license in the first place.
@@roflryan1 You're a classic example of someone who literally has no idea what the law is or how to follow it. It's people like you that end up in videos like this. I hope you learn the easy way rather than the hard way we see in the video.
@@roflryan1 After numerous requests for identification and later to get out of the vehicle, the cop was well within his rights to use a taser to eject this idiot out of the car.
How is this any different to the Army dude in the gas station video though?
Supreme Court has already ruled on this (Pennsylvania v. Mimms, Maryland v. Wilson, etc.), if you are being detained during a traffic stop, an officer is permitted to order you out of the car. You can go ahead and REQUEST a supervisor (they have no legal obligation to come), but either way you still have to follow lawful orders if awaiting a supervisor arrival. Being a DoorDash driver or speaking softly is also not a legal defense to literally anything, though I am sure that doesn't need stated.
amen
All he had to do was take the ticket and fight it in court. Might of even got it dropped
It says for safety reasons not just any reason.
Man. That is the best articulated comment I have ever seen. You are also very correct. Thank you for doing research and actually looking up case law.
@@jojo-gy9pp Whether you agree with it or not, "safety reasons" can simply be the officer being more comfortable with his safety and feeling more comfortable with the person not being in the vehicle. This has held up throughout case law, I am unsure if there has ever been an instance where an officer ordering a person out of care during a legal detainment has ever been deemed "unlawful".
If it helps knowing my perspective, I am by no means a fan-boy of law enforcement, and are as critical as any reasonable person should be, hence I have made myself familiar precisely where my rights begin/end in such situations. This simply is not one of them, the officer was well within his legal authority to order him to exit the vehicle. There is practically no scenario where this is not true that will stand up in court, assuming the initial detainment is lawful, which it was in this case.
He asked for a supervisor after five minutes of refusing to give his license.
Daily reminder:
- Police officers can tase you on a traffic stop.
- Police officers are not required to comply with your request to call a supervisor.
- Police officers can forcibly remove you from your vehicle on a traffic stop, without your consent, if you fail to follow their instructions. This includes opening doors and breaking windows.
- Being a "good person" does not release you from the law's requirements.
Yep.
For someone who was so argumentative he really had no clue of the law.
Idk where people got the idea that asking for a supervisor means they have to stop what they're doing. It makes for some good entertainment though.
Stop following “laws” it’s evil be free enough with bs of laws
@@Lux_Ferox some departments and agencies have that policy
Where on earth do these young people get the idea that they are actually entitled to act this way?
Tiktok lol 😂
From I can’t breathe….
@@almaconnor9171And the “hands up don’t shoot” nonsense that Obama and Eric Holder stuck their noses in only to find the shooting was justified.
The Young Turks and other sites that condone non accountability.
YOU MUST BE SPECIFIC , IS THIS YOUNG BLACK GUY , BECAUSE LATELY ONLY THEM ACTING LIKE THIS GUY
Provide requested License , registration and insurance and none of this happens. Is it rocket science ?
I guess it would've been really painful to get out of the car so he'd rather took the taser
“I never refused” I love the counter on the screen.