When Good Cops Humble Evil Cops..
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2024
- This video dives deep into the moments where honorable police officers take a stand against misconduct within their ranks, showcasing the crucial role of integrity and accountability in policing.
Through a series of real-life bodycams, this video explores how principled officers confront and challenge their colleagues who cross the line, ensuring that justice prevails even behind the badge. From exposing corruption to stopping abuses of power on the streets, these stories highlight the bravery and moral courage it takes to right the wrongs within a profession dedicated to upholding the law. 
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"Billy, you're suspended. Billy, I have something to explain to you.... You're suspended" Like bro 😭😭😭 you KNOW he's fuckin hammered.
RIGHT!?!?!? He seemed so drunk lol
Frrrr
What?
I'm listening to you.... SHUT UP!
The moment he came up I could tell 🤣
"Billy, Billy Im listening to you, shut up."
🤣
😂😂😂
“No, you’re not being held against your will”
“No, you’re not free to go”
Logic at its finest.
I can't believe he said that out loud and thought it sounded right. Cop IQ at an all time low.
@@silhouettefades not to mention, the strange talking apple is basically the same as a child with a gun
It's fixing to get a whole lot lower too. @@silhouettefades
Doublespeak
@@silhouettefades fr
We need to pass a federal law that once you've been FIRED as a police officer, you should be blacklisted from working in law enforcement.
Yeah lol imagine if we treated doctors like police, everyone would be ded
I'm not sure what you are implying here?
@@the615god if doctors had qualified immunity after messing up a procedure and could just change hospitals, many would be dead. So why do we allow armed people to use force with qualified immunity,
@@the615god He's agreeing with you, telling you to imagine the implications if doctors were held to such low standards as law enforcement.
But the sheriff has the power to deputize anyone
Boss: you’re fired
Billy: no you
No, you
@@otownjim92 no, you all
No, you all are
No, me.
Yeah, I guess I said that lol
imagine showing up to a DUI intoxicated 💀
The man was fantasizing about how that COULD'VE been him
And then getting retired for assaulting an officer, instead of going to jail.
Crazy man! And then we need to realise that shit always flows DOWN the rank and file. Well, not in Billy's case here. It stopped infronta him.
@@fatsecurityguard2864what does that have to do with anything?
😭😭
First dude had me crying “Oh I remember him, he ran for president right? WRONG”
McCain? 😂
Ture bro
He's also an idiot.... I work as security and dumbasses use "this is public property" Everytime "who owns this" Everytime thw cops are idiots but they are also too
bro sounded like nikacado avocado when he said that lol
@@Monkeyman_editz why is that so true
The last clip with Mr. Sedgwick was a pleasure to watch. I feel the officer speaking to him did a great job in calming the situation while showing respect.
The $500,000 settlement is a nice ending as well.
Definitely, I don't like it when people are yelling for no reason or with me having 0 context as to why they are mad.
seems kinda extreme... that's 70 years of a minimum wage job's salaries in my country. 😂
Agree but half a million for some hurt feelings is extremely excessive
@@hanskaiser6030he placed his life in danger
@@hanskaiser6030 While I do think its a bit excessive, this was more than just hurt feelings... Put yourself in his shoes
My man hold his sign the whole time he’s running away 😂😂 I’m dead😂
He didn't let the Police stop him lol
Mr Dickey…..
Female cop solicited a trespass
and got PAID!
😂can't believe he outran the cop while holding his sign and yelling "No Justice no peace F@"k the Police " and getting tased as well!! Sadly he proved his point regarding bad officers!! So awesome his commander saw the whole thing and was legit a great cop who understands rights/laws!!! Can't believe he had 5 other accusations of excessive force yet still got hired in another department!! He's one of the bad apples that destroys peoples faith in cops and makes people like the men with the sign&shirts protest!!
When a cop gets fired (especially for excessive force) shouldn't be allowed to be hired on another force!😡
To be honest the Protestors and the Cop were morons
EXACTLY! happens way too often
He will run out of departments who need officers eventually
You're as joke. It's like saying a convict shouldn't be allowed to be hired after being released.
@@alexmayer8943 They're not. Thats how the police create more criminals, arrest someone for victimless (sometimes non) crimes and then prevent them from getting work ever again because they have a record, so they have no choice but to commit crime for a living, which scares normies into voting for an even bigger police state. I hate cops because I hate crime, and they create crime.
That drunk cop sounds like my step dad trying to explain to 15 year old me why I’m mowing the grass wrong
You probably did a shitty job.
Sorry about that life my guy
Billy, Billy, you're doing it wrong Billy. Now we gotta problem Billy. Billy.
i've never experienced this with any adults in my childhood but some how i feel like i needed that in my life to learn not trust fools in command..
Props to the guy delivering newspapers in the middle of the night. Not easy work but he's grinding.
Grinding that 500g baby
Yeah I felt bad for the guy
I’m sure he’s not delivering papers anymore 😂 with that half a mill we payed him.
@@Ooofaa-Maa i dont think it came out of tax payers bc he wasnt on duty n it was a civil lawsuit
It’s a decent job tbh. I do the same and I wake up at midnight and am done by 6am. Got the rest of the day to myself.
I love the cop for slamming his drunk Chief on the hood of his car. You can tell this Chief has pulled up to scenes drunk outta his mind & being annoying to other officers on other occasions & this guy had definitely had enough of it.
It’s also the fact none of the other officers got mad at him
He got preferential treatment because he's their superior. What they should do is arrest him. While he was there just messing around, he was just obstructing, but the moment he gave first order, he acted as on duty.
AGREED OVER A JACKET ALSO HE TOOK THE JACKET OFF IT'S COOL NOW
Plus the fact none of the officers obeyed the order to take in the sargent is telling as well
Problem is all the other cops now want to torture him for "disturbing the natural order."
The second officer was being very patient for dealing with a clearly intoxicated boss
I think that's a bold statement when he was neither field tested nor blew into the tube
@@tigerchills2079 I mean, we watched the same video, right? He seemed sober and in his right mind there?
@@tigerchills2079The chief had just had dinner with the people involved in the car crash. He definitely had no right to obstruct the investigation.
@@ariadneschild8460 ah, fair enough. I missed that part.
@@SomeKindaHero117 it does not take any substances to inflict such a behaviour for certain characters. I am unable to draw comparisons to previous behaviour of the chief. Are there any more clips of him?
I absolutely love how they just ignored all of third guys questions and continued to detain him lmao, they couldn't even explain what his charges were
Cause they know they're legally wrong but have to copsplain at every chance to make others obey the cops will.
What's even crazier is that even if he WAS filming residents, it's still not illegal. He was on a public sidewalk. Anything you can see from a public area can be recorded.
I love the "where did you get your law degree" question, as 99% of cops have never gotten a law degree either, an informed citizen I'd a dangerous citizen to the police.
Yep, that’s the unfortunate reality…the duty of the police is to know the law completly in order to provide authority and the duty of the citizens is to ALSO be educated in the law to prevent tyranny…yet both cops and citizens fail in that aspect most of the time, it’s unfortunate
Exactly. Where's YOUR law degree officer? Just got back from your law practice? Best case scenario, criminal justice degree, but that's a longshot, they're just the ones who make up the pseudosciences that get taught to cops. High school diploma + 6 months training is what most of these guys have, guaranteed.
This is true, they themselves have to ask lawyers what is and isn’t legal and how far they can go without overstepping (at least the good ones do). But reality is that most citizens also don’t know jackshit about laws and they misinterpret them all the time. They were 100% within their right to detain him and that includes handcuffs while they figure everything out. I know most people coming here want to hate on cops and although I have my gripes with them, I also have to be logical about these situations and not just blinded by hatred.
I read that as the cop was impressed lol he had to make that comment to save face because he was moved and wanted to pretend he wasn't
Running from a corrupt superior with your flag held high is quite patriotic.
The cop looked like a clown chasing a man down the street holding a flag. Lmao
Was hilarious 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That dude can run 😂
They are not superiors to us in any way shape or form. They work for us to “protect and serve” us paid for by our tax money. Even thinking of them like that and absolutely obeying their every command right or wrong lawful or unlawful is why so many cops are so power hungry and tyrannical these days.
Billy in the second clip was 100 percent correct.
Fr
No Billy was out of line! Way too aggressive.
@@JemHadar422 He has every right to be as aggressive as he was.
@@JemHadar422 maybe bosses shouldn't be drunkenly walking around???
really? I was honestly surprised to find out that chief was actually the intoxicated one cause that wasnt at all how it seemed to me. maybe this guy had a reputation for drunkenness on the job , though, because the other officers seemed to back billy up.
Ed was not guilty, so Sedrick said "Nah you gonna give me the time you stole in full." 💀💀 Mad respect for Sedrick following through and getting that lawsuit through! 👏
The last officer talking to the news delivery guy was extremely professional and a really good cop
Cop - “no You’re not forcefully being detained against your will”
Kid - “well then, am I free to go?”
Cop - “no”
Man...the third one. Every time you hear a cop respond to "am I doing anything illegal" with "where did you get your law degree", you KNOW they don't care about citizens' rights.
💩 , the damn police don't care about citizens !!! Much less citizens rights.
Of course he'd be the same kind of tool to use the "well, if you had just cooperated" line 🙄
@@EricDelisle-SoLongReplyAlerts Which is pigese for *_"If you just gave up your rights and submitted to my au-thor-itay..."_*
Not ALL cops are like people in this video, you cant let 1 bad apple ruin the bunch, theirs good cops and bad cops
@@farcvstom Nobody said they were. We were talking specifically about the bad cops in this video. I personally have made comments about good cops in videos as well. They should be commended when they do their jobs well, and called out when they do them badly.
Taking that early 1am paper route was the best decision of his life! 😂
Soon give it another 1 hour and 44 minutes then fr
I love the boss who fires you then expects you to listen to them. Its actually happened to me a couple of times. I drop whatever I am doing & walk.
Billy's superior made my blood boil.
But Sheriff Troyer false fabrication of an emergency and put a man's life in danger didn't bother you hu?.
@@enochrry6024what would possibly make you think if Billy’s superior made their blood boil, that the Sheriff wouldn’t also bother them. It’s not mutually exclusive
@@beegie90 What could possibly make you think that the Sheriff would bother them when they did not mention the sheriff? If you see hamburgers and hotdogs at the BBQ and say I really dislike hotdogs. Would you then not cook anything for them because you assume they don't like Hamburgers either?
@@fantasyreality6377 bro... why... leave the guy alone 😭 you aren't making any sense, he's making a tiny bit of sense
Sedrick getting $500k at the end was so awesome
It's great when they screw things so much that someone could win the lottery and get 500,000$ in tax payers money. Beautiful system.
@@bobbyboucher4101 I mean it’s awesome because he has 5 kids and works very hard to support them not because the system is good.
@@bryceleonard8295 Sorry brother you got me wrong, I'm happy as a pig in sh*t he got it. I'm talking about how police failures cause tax payers money. I should've explained my point better.
@@bobbyboucher4101recompense for accountability. Tax payer money is going to law abiding citizens pockets because of poor judgment from our local law enforcement
Word on the streets is that he may have quit chucking papers after the settlement! …and yes; so awesome! The only downside is that the cop was found not guilty… But after getting $500 K… Who cares!
Sedrick ain’t driving a bucket anymore after that lol
Lol
🤣🤣🤣
That last cop was amazing, not only did he have the patience but he took complete control of the situation and only asked what happened whether question the suspect, he listened to him and even tried to calm to let him know "look I'm only here to listen to you and your side of the story". His the kind of cop that doesn't jump the gun he takes his time on the scene, and that's freaking brilliant
"I'm listening to you. Shut up."
Exactly 😂
Finally,this cop watch stuff is starting to pay off finally.
god poor billy that chief was actually awful it was so frustrating watching him repeatedly say his name to interrupt him and tell him to stop everytime he spoke and then he pulls out "i love you" ?? okay chief leonard guida sir "hindrance to the very law enforcement agency he was entrusted to lead"
And what was his punishment? Retirement 😂On a chiefs pension so 15-17k grand a month big punishment he was to old for the job anyway
"Officer Dickey"... what a fitting name 😂😂😂
The whole situation that Sedrick had to go through absolutely breaks my heart!! The Sheriff should have been ordered to pay the $500,000 out of his own pocket AND lose his job!!
Body Cams at all times. No off switch during an investigation, detainment, or arrest. Ever.
Its so fun comparing how a cop answers their suspect's questions and how they answer those same questions when asked by their superior.
Wow you can show up to a scene drunk and they let you retire..
I love the 1st video! Every time I see it show up on someone’s channel I watch it and laugh!!!
Chief: "Billy you're suspended". Billy: *pulls Uno reverse card out of his jacket*
"I'm being held here against my will"
"No, you're not.
"Am I free to go?"
"No."
😭😭😭
How dumb are American police, am I right?! not much better here in Australia but at least we don't have to deal with this, if a cop told me to stop when I done nothing wrong I'd smile and keep walking. No damage done
Right lmfao
After starting to watch these types of videos.
The number of police who don't know that without reasonable articulable suspicion they cannot detain someone, is staggering.
And it's always, ALWAYS, someone video taping on public property.
I loved "where did you get your law degree?" cuz my answer would be "where did you get yours?"
@@Lady_Kyutoko_of_Glencoeyeah, I was petrified by the male policeman who was trying to tech a lesson to the fellow
I hear so many elder people with no life experience outside of waking up, eating food and working. Saying that the youth today is getting dumber and dumber... I think they are projecting. Chris is the proof that the younger generation is smarter and more intelligent than any generation before them. Keep fighting for civil rights and freedom my man. ✊
I feel you Sedrick. I used to be a delivery driver and have to do late night deliveries you don’t know how many damn times people would call the cops saying I was walking up to peoples houses trying to steal something.
Video number one lol love that he realizes he is wrong and you immediately see his hand fly up to turn the camera off.
The Sarge in no.3 was wrong for not holding his officer to account sooner, and for keeping the kid in cuffs.
He knew it was gonna be a potential lawsuit and that the female cop fucxed up... but by holding the kid in the back of the cop car in cuffs for a little longer, not admitting any fault in front of the kid, and trying to copslpain to the kid about the right of the police to detain him, he though maybe he could gaslight the kid into thinking that maybe he DID do something wrong and won't file a complaint or a lawsuit. In reality, the sarge was just making things worse.
that dude saying you have to stop and engage cops is wrong. If you aren't under suspicion of a crime and are found to not be subject of said action, you have zero obligation to speak to police. Zero. He was trying to save his ass with that line. No dude, you don't need a law degree and we SHOULD be teaching kids what their rights are and how to properly engage with police at the same time but to pretend like we have an obligation to speak to them when we know we've done nothing wrong and they confirm it, seriously....no.....I am under no obligation to stop and talk about your officer's screw up.
The sad thing about this is that there is only so much frontage to that nursing home. Therefore for someone to notice him filming, get bothered, call the police and have them arrive while he was still there means he was likely out there filming the nursing home. Which I understand is probably not illegal - even if the blinds were open.
However it is odd and it would bother people. Reverse the situation and plenty of people would bemoan the fact that the police can't do anything about the creep filming their grandma in her room.
All in all smells like cop baiting. Which I have mixed feelings about.
At least he corrected his officer.
She is frightening.
@@bg3841They’re not the feelings police.
Oh good they let him retire instead of firing him for being drunk on the scene of a crime. Disgusting
I guess the only reason was so his family wouldn't have to be impacted with it, my dad lost his job of driving cause a idiot ran into his car and everyone believed my father to be in the wrong so now we all feel it since he doesn't have a salary anymore
@@nicolae-alexandruluca7853 i hate to break it to you but if EVERYONE said your dad was wrong including his boss he was definitely wrong LoL
@@iangray1980You weren't on the scene, he wasn't on the scene, I wasn't there either.
None of us can say who is right or wrong, only people who were involed and those who investigated the case.
Thanks
@@CorpusGreed yeah and you have no reason to be biased because it's your dad right?
@@CorpusGreed someone did decide he was wrong. His boss. Who fired him.
That moment the Sargent new it was an illegal detanment was amazing!
"let me work this dwi. Chief I'm on a dwi" definitely not the first time he has seen his CHIEF drunk
It’s always nice to see cops holding each other accountable when they fuck up
Sedrick, the last guy definitely got the last laugh, good for him 👏
I don't think he will ever quit his news paper job now. 500.000$ That's a pretty good pay for half a route uninterrupted.
Jokes aside. The f*ck is wrong with people in america ? Sedrick dosn't even seem like a person who would do anything illegal. He is clearly an honest hard working man. I completely get his frustrations finding out that the one that was following him and calling the cops on him, was in fact a cop him self. That situation must've felt very nervewrecking. I'd yell up too, to make sure everybody living in that area woke up and witnessed if anything went wrong.
Glad he got out of it unhurt. Glad he got paid for the whole thing. But i'm sad that the corrupt racist cop had no consequences for his actions. What a weird "justice" system.
@@gargoyled_drake he can still can the attitude a bit. fight cops in court not on the street.
To his credit he did calm down and went over things without escalating.
Imagine how uncomfortable he is every morning doing his work, people leering and questioning him when he is clearly bringing them their papers. Karens and Kevins shouldn’t have badges or authority 😠
@@NEStefan_comWhy should he? Only cops broke the law.
You aren't being forcibly detained, you're just in handcuffs
The first video is my favorite, I've seen it many times on other channels.
"your gonna arrest me cause he lied" that line was great
You're means you are. Your signifies ownership.
You should have used "You're".
@@LAkadianyou’re a bum find something constructive to do
It amazes me how you can openly admit to lying and then also be found not guilty
Well ya when you do an internal investigation you never get found guilty why would you?
that mf was a cop, no wonder why they are always found innocent
"We've investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong." Page straight out of the FBI's book
corrupt and broken system!
Bro 😂
"Billy im listening to you"
"Okay"
"Shut up."
He said jt so calmly lol
No
@@Aguynamedbadperson no what
@@diyma3462 no way i cant stop laughing🤣
He fell on his face and messed up his taser shot 😂
With the mail carrier, the cops tried to spin it as a "mis-understanding." it was NOT just a mis-understanding. The Sheriff LIED! At least confront him about it. When he admitted it, how the hell was he found not guilty?
Not only that, but that sheriff knew EXACTLY what kind of response that call would warrant as well.
Then to have him sit there and be detained after they knew the what he was doing. After he lied
Because them good ole boys stick together, even doing dirt to others.
The Sheriff at the end gets away with it because he's a cop. Anybody else would be in prison.
So. Nothing wrong with that
When I was in Prison, I ate a Hard boiled egg and had Diarrhea for two days
@@christophersmith2241sorry hard dont hurt me 🥶🥶😱😱
@@christophersmith2241 When I was in prison, I ate 50 hard boiled eggs in under an hour. They used to call me "Cool Hand".
@@LAkadian Has anybody someone by the name of Vader told you they're your father?
Sergeant William is actually a good guy. He didn’t let his Boss break the law without fighting back. So many of them would’ve just let their drunk captain do whatever he wants
‘I got ya phone 🥰’ ’thank you!😊’ ’you welcome 🤗’ so cute
When they ask where did you get your law degree, say the same place you tried to get your GED.
He earned that 175K
for acting like a child?
@@edmfjones i guess you never learned about sarcasm or figurative speech huh. You seem fun.
@@edmfjones The cop who decided to tase someone because he didn't like what their sign said is the child in that situation. He proved the protestor further correct by being a bastard to him as well.
@@edmfjonesfor getting tased after refusing an unlawful detainment/arrest, I wouldn’t push the line like that but damn he has some balls on him!! 😆
still, he’s a GROWN ASS MAN acting like that
I was thinking "Nice he got 175k" Then I realised it's America and that's probably just what it cost to remove the taser probe at the hospital.
Cops IM ORDERING YOU TO DO WHAT I WANT YOU TO DO EVEN IF ITS ILLEGAL BECAUSE YOU SHOULD BE SCARED OF ME AND RESPECT ALL OF MY COMMANDS TO CONFIRM THE POWER I FEEL I HAVE
“Okay Mr Dicky.”
“No. It’s officer Dicky.”
Lmao
Lolol! No, it IS Mr. DICKy! 😂😂😂
Eric Brandt is great.
its tricky dicky he gets fired and then hired by someone else
why is it just so okay and overlooked when cops switch off body cams and or audio
yeah, switching off body cam when an ongoing situation is still active. I'd even dare say, before the report is written. Should be reason to have their badge revoked and them no longer being able to work in any governmental facility or installation.
They've shown their malicious intentions and the length they'll go to act them out. No need to concern the system or the people with them in the system any more. That should be a 1 time and you are out. No warnings.
Isnt it illegal to do that?
@@gargoyled_drake They should not be able to turn it off at all audio or video.
@@badjuicefish I dont think so, laws are slow to catch up with technology, But they should not be able to turn audio or video off for any reason.
@@1Shignogfully agree. We can’t turn off keyboard stroke trackers but they have the ability to turn off body cams? For what possible reason could that EVER be okay. I can’t think of a single situation that warrants it.
"i got your phone" "thank you" "your welcome :3"
The cop with the hat on that started running after him looking like dude you got me looking like a clown 😭🤦♂️😂
that "just let me talk" at 22:47 was powerful!
Her voice 😫
@@SixStringSteveDeliversis damn annoying
You can tell she was mad that he didn’t listen to her she’s the type who got bullied in school so she became a cop to have power and when someone ignores her or tells her no she can’t take it and becomes that mad teenager again you can tell her supervisor doesn’t like her and probably the case for the whole department
That sergeant is one of a kind
This women cop look so dumb and might smoke meth imo
When cops say "where did you get your law degree" they can eat my shorts
Exactly
I thought it was a clever come back to that snot nosed kid. 😅
They ask yet they don't have any law degree either so if everyone in the conversation is degree-less then no one there has proof of being more knowledgeable than the other.
@@silhouettefadeswell that’s not quite true…it’s a cops job to know the law better than a citizen by far (or at least in a perfect world both cops and citizens should know the entire law) but cops are actually specifically trained on it…some cops don’t know the law at all but generally most cops have a higher informal education of the law compared to the average citizen
@@user-hv8vo2se1q incorrect. Cops spend at most, 2 weeks in traffic law classes and that's it in the academy. My cousin went through it. The rest of the time is spent on weapons training exercises. Most don't even remember what they was taught just 6 months after the academy and only know simple stuff like speeding and seatbelt violations. They bank on the hopes that once they run a name, it comes back with a warrant or that they'll find something in the vehicle to arrest them over. The actual percentage that knows actual laws beyond just a few traffic infractions is around 1% of all cops.
These videos really made me feel better about cops, and i have zero trust in cops. Maybe it comes with age, but I understand now that everyone needs to remain calm and stay civil when it comes to these situations.
Mr. Dickey lol he walked right into that one 😂
Sedrick getting the 500k ist beautifull, hope he doesnt has to work at night now
In the USA ?! Of course he still has to work lol
Hopefully he can go retire in Thailand or sum
15:00 "Where'd you get your law degree?" - Does the cop have a law degree? Do you need a law degree to know the laws that apply here?
Well done Shedrick👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Cheif Guida seems like a chill boss
Gotta love it when cops ask shit like "where'd you get your law degree?" We're supposed to follow the law but we're not supposed to understand it. And even more ironic is when the citizen knows the law better than the cops. Our "justice" system is a complete joke
What I thought was really strange was after the boy was being released from restraints, the officer said that he is still being detained so that they can do their damage limitation. Is that allowed?
@@phoenixh87of course not lol. There were no “good” cops in those last two clips lol
The wild how he says that as well, because I’m a criminal justice major, and only 1% of policing is college taught. And with that 1% they get the least complaints. Honestly makes since! technically need no schooling to be a cop, just the info you get while becoming a rookie. Cops should need at least an associates. So they are educated fully on their job! Far too many complains are for walk in cops that aren’t pre-educated about their job. It could help out soooo much!
A good 90% of the cops employed in the states don’t even have their own degrees in law. You can become a cop with a GED or High School diploma right after graduation.
They also don’t even know the laws they’re enforcing 95% of the time, and most of those laws are concerning the protection of property, not people.
He’s a “crap house lawyer” but he knows the law better than the goofy b you out there “enforcing” the law(with a gun and immunity).
Yeah, and that's the thing, even if she didn't like his tone, she had no reason to detain him other than her feelings, and the sergeant mention as much as well.
lol the fact he thinks he can just run around and detain people is insane
Police immunity needs to be abolish
Bruhhhh i was like run runnn runnn, dont let them catch u 😂😂
“Ok Mr Dickey”
“It’s Officer Dickey”
At that moment you knew exactly which direction this whole situation was about to go in.
It’s a good feeling when you see cops being honest and helpful, thanks for sharing this great video, all the best guys
I like how the sign had “bad” on it, nobody likes a bad cop.
Seems "Mr." Dickey took that personally. Wonder why...
@@kevzilla2336 i don't think he had that toilet seat around his mouth for no reason.
I would never ever body slam my boss. No matter how missed I am. Just insane.
Should be a law for cops to leave body cameras on all the time
ex cop might be the goat bro
I agree
the first bodycam channel i subscribed to
@@carlosmayoral8477 me to bro
might? he IS the goat.
Code Blue holds the crown in my book but this channel is definitely #2.
Outrunning the police with a flag that big in your hand, is crazy, the amount of wind resistance slowing him down is like a sail boat, these cops are terrible runners 😂
...1. thats not how wind resistance works. Flags are way too thin and light to offer any kind of real resistance. 2. the cop has body armor on.
@@whispofwords2590nah I’ve seen other cops carry the same equipment and they would run circles around those guys 😂 they were slacking
@@whispofwords2590 We clearly saw on the phone recording that the cop has literally nothing but his uniform on. He is supposed to be able to outrun a naked dude in that uniform. So there is no excuse.
Maybe his toilet seat around his mouth was the reason he was so bad at his job. Probably bs'd all his way through life. "he is detained" - "for what?" - "for trespassing" - "He isn't trespassing" - "But he is detained" - "for what??" - "ressisting arrest" - "what is he arrested for?" "for refusing to be detained" - "what is he detained for?" - "trespassing"...
You could tell his chief was done with his thick conservative skull.
@@gargoyled_drake what does this have to do with his political stance? More so, what exactly makes you think he's conservative? He could just have an aversion to loud mouth protestors (which is not to justify his actions). If hes a bad cop he's a bad cop, thats not a basis for you to go down that road.
Chief Guida just wanted a hug 🫂 and a little PDA from his subordinates, is that too much to ask?
OIC: DON'T TOUCH ME! (Bends Chief over the hood of his car and lets him know who's on TOP!) 😂
Read the the video title and thought “FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!” 😂😂😂
He says “stop reaching for stuff dude” while he’s complete static with hands on the steering wheel
That’s what they say when they fabricate just cause to Murder people.
"A stunning show of complete transparency," Looooool love it!
Mental blackout. Anger has taken over the cop. Good chief
Sedrick seems like the sweetest guy in the world. 🥺💛
Poor guy just trying to make a living delivering newspapers at 2AM.
Sherriff: Yeah, i totally broke the law!
Judge: Yeah, still not guilty..
The judicial system is corrupt and broken!
At least one party must give consent in order to record an in-person conversation, unless the person recording is a party to the conversation. § 5-60-120. 16:08 in this context he would be doing something illegal due to the fact no one consented (that we know of). Yes he might have been on the side walk but due to this code he would be committing a crime
I like the one where the DRUNK police chief gets handsy with a on duty Sargent, Then tells him he's fired. Corruption from the top down, this is how it works with police in the United States.
If he is a representative of law enforcement,the kid knows the law better.
If billy had a dollar for every time he was told he was suspended, billy would’ve retired that night 😂
“Billy, your suspended”
“Billy’s suspended”
😂
You see how cops treat one of their own with respect and let off with warnings while the people that pay their salary are treated like criminals
They are trained to do that
I guess those are the good cops he’s claiming exist.
I can see why some people are treated this way
Welp ig none of you had to deal with corrupt law enforcement 🤷🏻♂️
_Everybody_ is paying their salary. So? Some of those paying (under the threat of the government gun) happen to be criminals. Should the cops not deal with them or something? Your point?!
w for sedrick getting that bag. guy seemed like a chill working family man who was frustrated and completely fucked over . hope him n his family r eating well.
Love this video
The cop is doing the right thing ,but his chief needs to be at headquarters
That opening clip was fkn hilarious
This is the best channel I’ve come across by far for these kind of videos, keep em coming