Yeah, after seeing how tight he put them on her the cop probably gave him a little taste of his own medicine.. Which i can fully agree with.. To put someone in cuffs over a noise complaint when you have zero authority to do so seems way out of line to me.
I was going to comment on that but I scrolled down first. I agree. But it's ok to do it to others but cops usually find it really hurts and is super annoying.
It was funny, I had to rewind at 3:55 when he said "Put me in cuffs, I want to go to jail" lmao I was like no way he really just said that. "All ya had to do was askkkkk!"
Bless her heart she said, "This is America, there is law, I will make phone calls and people will come help me." You're goddamn right lady, you're goddamn right.
Same here. That poor, sweet lady. I just kept thinking “I’d love to hang out and party every night with their family. I couldn’t tolerate a single minute around that Switzer sociopath.”
Yeah well the way this country is going there won't be police officers or DAs to charge people with any crimes anymore other than insurrection against this dictatorship.
Absolutely! This is the only country on earth where it’s somehow looked down upon to speak another language. As soon as they need it, they have to call the bilingual person. Pfft.
I’m so happy the Vietnamese people were able to get someone there that spoke their language it probably made them feel so much safer. After the translator showed up he got like 5 more charges racked up.
Smart lady, the way she refused to let him take the cuffs off before police arrived, because she knew it was evidence. I wish more people would watch videos like these, because it kills the stereotype people have once you can understand what they are saying. And you can tell from this comment section alone there are far too many racists out there. Who probably don't think they are racist, or that racism exists, as they go on about how they sounded like monkeys, and they were barbequing the mans cat. I'm surprised they got justice if I'm being honest, once he started going on about being an ex officer, and them "being so drunk", I thought 'here we go again'. But I'm glad it worked out for once.
@@dishonoredundead I’m so glad you said this - I’m shocked by a lot of the comments, although I guess I shouldn’t be. Also, he’s the one who’s actually drunk, IMO
People like that couple are a simple reminder of how fortunate we are as Americans. I am glad they had a translator on hand because I truly feel the situation would have turned out different had their not been someone to translate. Thank goodness the woman understood her rights. It’s a shame that people treat American immigrants with such contempt.
@@dishonoredundead I am positive it "works out" `MORE times than none. The media never shows the GOOD that the police officers do... please remember that. I am glad that asshole was arrested. Poor lady...
That was f-ed up, but I get where he is coming from. I also have more and more foreigners around me. Most of them are fine, but the noise some of these people are generating...
Well, it's technically legal for a citizen to handcuff another citizen IF they're making a legal citizen's arrest, but to make such an arrest you have to personally witness the crime if it's a misdemeanor, or you have to have strong probable cause to believe the person is guilty if it's a felony. Problem #1 is that normal citizens aren't trained to know what constitutes 'probable cause' nor the line between felony and misdemeanor, nor are they trained in knowing how much force they can legally use to detain someone. Problem #2 is that a citizen has no protections when making a citizen's arrest, so if you injure the person, you're civilly liable, and if you're WRONG and they're not actually breaking any laws, now you're guilty of assault and false imprisonment. Police are allowed to detain you on SUSPICION of committing a crime if they have probable cause to do so, citizens are far more limited in that regard, and for good reason. Editing to add: There is no circumstance where a citizen can handcuff someone because they're upset that he barged onto their property and caused a commotion. The guy in the video was, without a doubt, guilty of false imprisonment, assault, trespassing, etc.
@@Sebastian-hg3xctell me about it! We we’re fine here until all these Europeans came and “discovered” our land! All these white people brought their diseases with them, stole our land and our gold!!! Let’s get these damn European foreigners out now!!!
God damn after watching that fake ass cry woman do when they want somebody to do something for them i was thinking just leave her crying dumb ass up. Damn it reminds me of that one episode on the sopranos where furio goes into the brothel and snacks that Asian woman and she fake cry’s hahaha
I find it hard to believe you find this loud mouth lady credible. The way she was yelling at the officer shows just how intense she would be dealing with conflict.
@@jstanovic I think a lot of the people on this thread have problems with Asians. And I think that DetroitBlood may possibly have a problem with all women.
They are baiting him, its a double trap. They knew he probably had an ID and that he had a gun. After reading him his miranda rights, they are free to ask him questions that can be recalled or used against him in a court of law. By his lying they put him in a situation where a plea deal will be worse for him. However if he had told the truth or said he did those crimes, then he would have certainly been even more doomed. In this case lying protected him, but he should not have talked without a lawyer. What this guy did was not okay at all. But I will say I feel bad a man of this stupidity who is trying so hard to control his life, fail so many times.
Agreed! Its the dehumanization of non white people! You know, back in the day the same people didn't think slavery was bad! & I am not quite convinced they think otherwise
He was very wrong for arresting her, he has no authority to do that. But they were also wrong and obnoxious with the loud music. Just disrespect all around.
Every law enforcement agency should have some bilingual officers in their departments. It makes people whose English isn't perfect or can't speak English feel relaxed, especially in places where there is a large number of immigrants moving into the area. There should be officers who can also use sign language.
@@duncmeisterg6028 Yeah, I'm like, I can understand them just fine....maybe I am just more used to different cultures and accents being from a major metropolitan area.
@@tsdobbi and the “stop yelling” part pissed me off too, she’s not yelling she’s just loud, it’s a mixture of stress, culture, age and trying to emphasize your English when it’s not your first language.
The woman's story was very believable. She wasn't trying to think what to say, she was very clearly describing what happened without thought. When asked about the gun being holstered ,she quickly showed how he was holding it .
He wanted to remove any evidence so he asked to remove cuffs that didn’t work then goes home to get rid of gun and badge comes back to cover himself this guy is a danger to his neighborhood.
@@J5L5M6 Yes, but not this group lol. That music sounded annoying in the video plus all the yelling. I could see how this guy was upset. But he had no right to try and arrest anyone.
@@Originalman144I agree with you. He doesn't seem to be a danger, they seem to be a nuisance. The fact that it would push an older man to do something like that, tells you that it had to have been ongoing for quite some time. He seemed to be a nice gentleman that was pushed to the edge. Lesson here, that one needs to be a decent neighbor and turn your music down when you're asked. In no way am I condoning what he did because obviously it was wrong. I've been there with people that are inconsiderate with her music and it makes you want to do things that you normally wouldn't do.
the protests over the last year show that the people are against unjust murder that continues to occur, FYI demonstrations, are done by all people of every color.
I mean, it's totally appropriate... they want to cross all their T's on this one cause they plan on sending homeboy to the pen for a LOOOOOOOOONG time.
@SCREWSTON TEXAS He's not an ex cop. He ain't getting no courtesy. If he was he might. I'm not a cop hater but I don't like the idea of courtesy either.
I love that she refused to let the perpetrator take the cuffs off when he offered, that is, when he knew he messed up and he'd given her evidence. She didn't want her word against his when she had proof and wanted the officers to see it. He was playing checkers and she was playing chess.
I don't believe this guy was ever a police officer and, based on the last sentence of the "police report" in the description above, neither does the arresting agency here.
Often Vietnamese women wear the pants and can be far more agreesive an unpredictable than their husbands. If there is a fight they usually take the lead. You might understand this when you listen to the video of the woman who told her husband to go inside and she will deal with it. She also told this to the defendant. She is the boss.
He probably got tired of her mouth. You ever hear Asian women go full ratchet with their native language? Makes you want to start swinging, even if you’re the type that knows not to hit a woman.
The old guy thought that he could bully them into what he wanted them to do because English isn’t there 1st language. As soon as the husband went to call the police her ran back to his house to put up the badge and gun and tried to go back and un-cuff her so he could lie his way out of it. Just imagine what he did as a cop for 25 years in New York.
@@michellehillman2889 Yep, instead he likely abused whatever measly power he could at Home Depot (where he actually worked for at least ten years!) and is now a bitter, grumpy, lonely and nasty ole racist man, trying to frightened his neighbours into obeying his commands. Really disappointed he was only let off with probation and no jail time, but sincerely hoping they sue him and get a decent amount - enough so they can own his trailer too, and his miserable drunken butt has to move! He's liable in civil court and already proven guilty in criminal court, so should be an easy win for any lawyer.
Hes outrageous, broke into their home & basically assaulted/confined/kidnapped her. That is terrifying. He is DANGEROUS. Plus the sense of superiority/entitlement-outrageous.
I wish he'd have tried that on someone legally carrying a gun. The fact alone that he trespassed directly into their home would qualify as a justified self defense shooting, especially as he's trying to abduct someone's wife.
@Masha Kalinkina This cop impersonator would probably use the “stand your ground” law to shoot these people in their OWN house! This guy’s something else!!!
I can’t even imagine how frustrating not to mention scary it was. I would be petrified if my neighbor handcuffed me and A language barrier prohibited me from conveying my side of the story. I wonder if every PD is required to have a translator for every language ? Vietnamese can’t be that common?
For anyone wondering what happened since its hard to find online, I looked it up with the Pinellas County Court. He plead guilty to false imprisonment and was given 18 months probation. I believe the falsely personating an officer charge was dropped. There was also a stipulation with his plea deal that he surrender his firearms and not own firearms and undergo a psych eval.
Thanks. I don't think taking his firearms away was necessary. The dude used to be a cop and he got pushed to the edge, having to deal with a belligerent woman. Obviously it's wrong, even a little strange, but it makes a little more sense that he has a background in law enforcement. Given his demeanor, I'm fairly certain this was a one-time thing and, having been punished, he's learned his lesson. But hey, I'm not a judge.
@@adambane1719 Your comment makes no sense. I would recommend you rephrase, but I suspect the premise behind your incoherent comment is just as incoherent.
Priceless. I think he probably had a few wobbly pops himself. Fool. Just a complete fool. I hope he spends a lot of time getting his sunshine in squares.
@@knightofjustice5475 Right, but he kept mentioning that they were drunk, as if it would make them look worse, or somehow justify his actions. It's always odd when the pot calls the kettle black.
I have to say, having someone who can speak your language in a situation like this must give you much relief. I really love how they make an effort to get someone out there who can ensure the lines of communication are as clear as possible
Without question, if they hadn't this would have gone done very differently... Best case, the husband & neighbour both would have been arrested; worst case, the victim & husband are arrested solely on this garbages lies. It's essential that all parties are able to fully communicate regardless of language issues. There's no excuse for language barriers, law enforcement have a number they can call to have an interpretor translate any language digitally. Any with such language issues, carry a card on you at all times that clearly states your language needs in the local language & that if presented, means they need an interpretator to communicate.
Yes they spoke English just fine, but if someone can speak their native tongue they can be more expressive and more accurately describe the situation. They can use their own idioms, and having someone understand another culture's customs can go a long way to better understanding a situation, especially if someone is upset.
@@jeb5137 I agree with your sentiment. Being first generation Canadian, I grew up in a Cantonese speaking family. There are nuances that can be vitally important; having someone that speaks the native tongue helps with interpretation, not just translation. Also, watching this video (and video title) after the fact, we apply our own context; their English isn't so broken. But when you have no context and no Intel, you're going into a situation with a blank slate.
The fact that this dude thought they wouldn't know how to defend themselves legally because they're immigrants. The wife is my hero ! Absolute definition of a queen!
I have a huge amount of respect for this woman, she knew she’d have trouble explaining the details to police, so she chose to leave the handcuffs on as evidence even though she’s in pain. Kudos to her.
@@Lauren72382 Exactly, she couldn't take them off on her own. She explained that the former officer that cuffed her had come back and said that he would remove the cuffs, she refused and did not allow him to. She did this to show the officers that would later arrive on scene so that the former officer could not deny that he put the cuffs on her in the first place. Smart move.
Former police officer "Put me in cuffs too i want to go to jail! ....Nah I'm just kidding." Actual police officer "Nah nah nah.... No takesies backsies."
well how was she going to get out? those cuffs are pretty sophisticated and way past the versions you could open with a metal pen ink cart replacement.
@Ben Jurqunov - Oh, Ben, Ben, Ben... didja think she had a spare handcuff key laying around in her kitchen or something? I think you got a problem. I won't name it but we all know what it is.
Not that uncommon at all. Obviously there's so many languages it would be impossible for most departments to have an officer for every language but there are services out there that will provide translation services for departments over the phone. Technology has helped tremendously in that area.
@@paulgeorge9614 it was a she and its best practice to speak to victims in their first language as how the victim words what happened is the difference in arrest or no arrest. That's why she was asked multiple times and they had to make sure the victim heard the suspect say I'm a police officer not i was a police officer. Thats the difference between impersonating a police officer charge or not. Either way they had him on false imprisonment but a good defense attorney could get it tossed using the defense it was a citizens arrest which that defense wouldn't hold water with the impersonating a police officer charge too.
Exactly. LEOs, both current and retired, know immediately to invoke their rights the minute they get into a legal situation. As one of my legal professors in college said to my entire class, “When the cops roll up, shut the fuck up.” He was with the Public Defender’s Office.
I am SUPER impressed that she did not let him take the cuffs off her because she knew once the police saw them, it would be the nail in that asshole's coffin.
and the female cop is kinda racist too. Back and forth with did he say he's currently an officer or not? like 4 fucking times. For fucks sake he's still impersonating. I mean there might be different law codes, but still this dude needs to be locked up for 5 years. This shit is scary, just any fucking big belly joe can pull you over now a days. Maybe cops might understand why people are scared of them when shit like this happens.
@@b14ker14 What kind of mental gymnastics are you practicing to get any kind of racism out of the female officer? There was a severe language barrier, and she was the investigating officer. Her job was to meticulously document everything that happened, for a later court date.
The local police department where I am, hire a translation services firm. They just call the number and then they can communicate with bilingual speakers
They don't even always need translators, even just access to a civilian can help. I worked in a small charity, and we sometimes got non-English speakers who needed help. I made arrangements with the local University to donate translation services...using the instructors, for free. It didn't come up all the time, but they did help with tourists in town from Quebec. They also helped out with a couple that was in town from Poland.
One thing which I didn't realize before binge watching these vids this week: people impersonating police officers are a hell of a lot more common than I ever imagined.
look up the one that the guy is, I kid you not, a NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE POLICE. In Oklahoma, they pull him over in a snow storm after he lit up reds and blues. He is fully loaded, cuffs, computers, plexi seperator, P{olice Interceptor on the trunk, Graphics ON HIS VW DIESEL JETTA. He have to go see the vid, it's hilarious. If it was Zak Ganalfis playing the part in a movie, couldn't be better.
One things that stands out about these bogus cops is that they always have tales to tell of the most dramatic events in history and how they were there personally. I doubt a real cop would go into such detail even if he really did experience those type of things.
I like how he threw in that the other neighbor speaks Spanish and gave a wave of his hand....he doesn't like foreigners. And he just happened to have a badge by the door when they went in to get the house key, I was waiting for that to happen. 😂
Yeah there is no way he was ever actual law enforcement. He couldn't identify his agency at all, just said, New York, the State basically. LIke, wtf bro. Everything he did is atrocious and malicious and he deserved that ride.
Yes??? Why didn't that cop ask him if he had anything to drink tonight. There was one part I listed to twice. When he asked the male officer if he can go inside to get his ( Mitts )??? I have no idea what he was talking about. My guess is he remembered the incriminating badge and gun with belt are sitting in plane sight and he needed to get in there to hide if.
That is a strong, badass woman. Gets handcuffed and still steps between her husband and a guy with a gun. And then refuses to get the handcuffs removed until police can do it. I would be friends with her
@@Gecko.... Seems to me that the fat man was being racist and exclusively in the wrong... which is why he went to jail and they didn't Lighten up if you think they were in the wrong for having a birthday party. Trailer park life, boi
Agreed. I had noisy Indian and white neighbors growing up who would scream fight and play loud music all night. We'd call the police and as soon as they'd show up, the music would immediately be lowered before the cops even got out of the car. All of the sanctimonious virtue signalers in these comment sections make me sick. They never consider the other side of things because they wanna seem tolerant of all people.
I’m so glad these Vietnamese folks got an officer who was able to clearly understand them and understand the situation fully. They did not deserve any of this, the way this woman and the police handled this makes my heart happy
I knew that taking JD off the streets would create a power vacuum in the police impersonator world in Florida. Now all these other impersonators are trying to grab the flag of fake fakery and claim it as theirs. JD will impress some some governor and hire him as top cop in the state. Maybe higher. It was JDs plan from the time he knew the child sex offence would stop him from being a real cop. That and any psych eval test other cops have to pass.
Who the …. does he think he is? Even an off duty officer calls and makes complaints,(I do it all the time, it’s protocol,when it’s not my job) But to impersonate an officer should NOT be a slap on the hand!!! And his excuse it’s a language barrier. He has a mental barrier. You know he showed a badge to them people. These officers were wonderful. They noticed the gun and badge at the door and it’s on camera. He started to stutter when she questioned him. Great officers, well handled!!
I doubt this is the first time he has handcuffed a resident of that neighborhood. Good on the woman for refusing to have the cuffs removed until the real cops arises.
@@t.carter lets assume someone want to frame you for something you did not do and they explain everything in a very emotional maner. Do you want the officer to jump on the emo wagon or stay distanced to get the situation from a neutral point? Police is not here to hold hands.
@@t.carter He really wasn't. He might not know that's how they speak. If he were so cold, why not just not try to get info from them n just leave? You seem very 'BlUe MaN bAd'.
There is no way that dude managed to handcuff someone at a party full of people without a gun or fake badge. He would have gotten stomped out or totally ignored
@Pepi Roni and you do understand how the system works, these foreign language speakers are likely to be forced into communities of other foreign language speakers, giving them no need to fully learn English. Plus, learning a language is hard asf, especially for older people already set in their ways. Try teaching a 50 yr old lady from the boonies how to use a computer and see how she'll need a helper everytime.
I heard her speaking English .Pretty sure it was English because that’s the only language I know. But of course there is a dirty racist in the comments section because he can’t control his hatred. That fake cop should get 20 years minimum.
Only white people are truly "innocent until proven guilty" in America. I have seen this scenario play out In numerous police encounters involving white officers called on white suspects vs minority victims. They won't inconvenience white suspects with handcuffs or police detention until they investigate the claims of every minority individual involved in the incident first. Then and ONLY when left with no other options, will white police officers put another white man in cuffs. Like a bunch of people pointed out, police were quicker to identify the victims than the suspect.They didn't even bother to search him for the gun that was reported. Not to mention the honor code ask/answer of "are you armed right now? No? Okay." WTF was that? If that douchebag was any other color he would have been detained at gunpoint, handcuffed immediately, searched, identified, and stuffed into a cop car FIRST. Then the police would start investigating what really happened.
If the guy is a retired NYC cop with 25 years in, he can afford a cabin in the woods where he can have all the peace and quiet that he wants. Instead he chose to move into a community where the homes are 10 feet apart.
@@bigdopamine9343 I remember the hurricane in New Orleans where the governor called up all NOPD and 500 didn't show. The mayor explained that they had purposely reported more police employees than there were "to discourage criminals"...as if criminals would know or care. He never did explain why the 500 fake police officers were on the payroll or who cashed their checks. When the question was raised by citizens of Louisiana, the mayor was arrested for something else and it disappeared from the news.
I know that lady was upset in the beginning of the video, but to see her calm down and eloquently explain everything in a calm manner and to also have the wherewithal to not allow him to take the cuffs off her so she could show the police, good for her...and good for her for pressing charges
I can imagine the frustration of trying to translate in your own head a language you are still learning. adding the stress of being in a situation where if you cant speak about exactly what happend because you dont know the words then the person whose harassing you can get away with it. having an officer to translate was perfect for this situation because they got both sides of the story plus added detailes that mr former cop didn't mention.
I’d say he probably was an Officer, but if he quit after 9/11 because of PTSD, that was 20 years ago. He’s had a lot of time to sit and think about his glory days where he had that authority. Idk what law enforcement looked like pre-9/11, but it’s probably nothing like what we are used to now.
@@officerfoxtrot3633 New York officers in particular were notorious for stop and frisk violations. Many thought they could stop people just because they were officers and it took changing the laws and many court cases to fix it.
@@JasonAguirre "I fully believe he was an officer." At this time, no record has been found of him ever being a police officer, nor of him ever living in New York.
Note: when she was giving the Vietnamese officer private information, they should have beeped it because people who understand Vietnamese could..understand it...
@@910jm if you mean what I think you mean by the term “mongs,” you’re hatred is showing and it isn’t pretty! Maybe you just aren’t aware how dated and offensive the term is? Hopefully I just misread you.
When she says yes about pressing charges on this idiot, and says “you have to follow law.” It really shows how much she truly values her living in our country and a beautiful attempt to assimilate and live within and use the law enforcement offered for the reason we as a society need them. Everyone loves to give LEOs a tough time until you need their help.
That’s not assimilation, most countries have laws and police we aren’t the only ones 😂. Assimilation is actually dumb af its when someone leaves behind their culture to for lack of better word assimilate to a new culture, pretty much what Europeans forced the native peoples of the americas to do… I think you had good intentions though so good on you.
Yes, sometimes we need the police's help so we must shut up and turn a blind eye to police brutality and violating citizen rights because one day, we might need them to come along after a car accident or after my house has been robbed and take a report.
I came across this and decided to watch it. Glad i did. What i found facinating was watching the local police. Im assuming their behavior was their normal behavior since it was body camera video and its always on in situations like this. Seeing how they conducted their investigation was facinating. I was impressed.
@Live to ride Ride to live Actually loud music constantly day in and day out is a problem. Has nothing to do with being Vietnamese or not. And I call bullshit. If I noise disturbed you to the point where you couldnt hear your own TV inside your own home youd have a problem and as a drummer Ive been there on both sides of it. Being the noise maker and being the person disturbed. There are considerations that you need to have in life. Look how close those trailers are parked together. Theyre lucky to have 5 feet of space between them. My bedroom is bigger than the distance between those trailers, so you have to consider when you live in a place like that, how your noise affects others because we're talking about them blasting music with neighbors half a bedroom away. Whats worse, they arent even doing it inside their home, theyre doing it outside. Grown ass adults, out partying in the streets getting drunk. Hmm The fact that she could barely speak English is a problem considering had she been able to speak the language of this country fluently, she would have likely been able to work with the guy about the music, but with such a limited vocabulary and with music blaring and being drunk, barely being able to explain much - not exactly role model citizens were dealing with on either side here.
I think so too. Her story was together with all the details. She wouldn’t make up he had a badge and then on to describe it, but not like yours, different, but still a cop badge. And the handcuffs just speak for themselves. Then he drops the handcuff key on the ground! 😂😂😂 Then gets cuffed by a Vietnamese cop! Ha! I LOVE IT!!!!
@@whereismymind1402 I knew a guy that said he jokingly did it to a girl drunk cuz she kept saying I bet u can’t restrain me u know she bet he couldn’t cuff her and he bent her ass right over and cuffed her. He went to get key let her loose and she leaves and calls cops he goes to jail. Multiple witnesses there
I worked with a few vietnamese people in my 1st job. They spoke good English, but theye volume just went up when speaking their native language. After a few weeks, low volume vietnamese was obvious that they were cussing.
I'm a vietnamese immigrant. Came over to America when I was 5 so I never really developed the loud in-door voice but can confirm... they just speak loudly. Its definitely a cultural thing.
Lets not go THAT far! There must be something in the water because those Florida natives are extra "special" . . . and I'm including the majority of my extended family, lol.
As soon as the cop said a Vietnamese speaking cop was on the way the perp started shaking his head. He saw it as a problem. And then came a serious of sob stories, that he hoped would gain him cop friends
Even had to throw in the whole “9/11” bullshit. He hates Vietnamese people and finally snapped. 100 bucks says he had a gun in his hand when he did it.
I'm glad i wasnt the only one who saw that. Notice how often people like him do that. I watch a lot of cop shows and so many scum do that exact thing when they know they're caught.
Depends on the community but if a child grew up in a Vietnamese family and strives to one day be a cop, you might have one to speak and understand. From what I understand, Vietnamese people are very tight-knit so you would have the children still steeped in the culture.
I'm very happy to see the law treat this Asian family fairly & with respect, sadly it's not always the case unfortunately. These officers in my opinion did everything right, like a breath of fresh air from what's normal seen on RUclips.
She was so much more comfortable when she knew she could fully explain what happened to her. The officer did such a good job of translating and figuring out what happened.
Lol and it's not rocket science for him to listen to what she said in Vietnamese and then tell the other officer what she said. You have no idea if he did a good job at it either as I doubt you speak Vietnamese so let's not get excited and ready to hand out a Medal of Honor for just doing his job just in a different language
@@WestCoastTruckingCEO im not pro cop so calm down. Its just obvious that he could understand her much better and communicate her side of what happened.
Once we got the translated version, it is so clear that this family deeply respects American freedom and rights and don't take them for granted at all. The way she talked about how she knew she didn't have to worry because the police were on their way is something a lot of Americans don't ever get to feel, but compared to wherever they may have emigrated from, our entire country probably feels safe as a bank
I appreciate the fact that in America we have police officers that are able to speak other languages. In a situation like this it’s extremely important that the translation is correct.
EVEN IF YOU ARE A FORMER COP, IT DOESN'T GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO GO IN SOMEONE ELSE'S HOUSE AND PUT CUFFS ON THEM! REGUARDLESS IF YOUR CREDENTIALS, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO JUST GO IN AND CUFF ANYONE!IT DOES MATTER IF ITS YOUR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOOR, YOU DONT TAKE THE LAW INTO YOUR OWN GANDS AND DO WHAT YOU DID TO THAT WOMAN! DO YOU LIED ABOUT WHAT YOU DID,AND NOW, YOU WILL PAY FOR IT.
I can't see what language has to do with most professions. That sounds like something people say just because they think they should believe that. What value does have ten different languages add on a factory floor, or to bank accountants? It is useful in a profession like this where your have to deal with various members of the community. Just having trouble understanding the people you work with adds no value.
Niece has a Russian mom and she and her family all speak Russian so niece does, too. She's learning to read and write it. She's taking Spanish in school. Her little sister spent her first 4 years in an AWESOME Spanish/English day care. She asked me for agua and I was so tickled! And thankful for my high school Spanish! She hasn't had the Russian immersion her big sister did but even just two languages to put on a resume is plus. They just moved across the country and oh, boy, are they missed.
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I made a video looking into John's supposed NYPD past, check it out here: ruclips.net/video/BGxxRLuGRzc/видео.html
You've put wrong link pal... This is to this video. One in description is right tho.
@@Tom-ef8ty Thanks, just fixed it.
The link sends me to the original video.
@@APC Bruno says it still wasn't fixed is it in your video list of uploads?
@@APC this guys not nypd state isn’t nypd, nypd is city only. Guys a hack.
I'm convinced Florida has more police impersonators than actual police officers
Lol, I thought the same thing.
Best reply ever. Thank you!
Sargeant!
They probably all have a picture of Jeremy dewitte in every room of the house.
that's a good one hahah
The irony of him complaining how bad the cuffs hurt his wrist after putting her in them illegally is hilarious
Yeah, after seeing how tight he put them on her the cop probably gave him a little taste of his own medicine.. Which i can fully agree with.. To put someone in cuffs over a noise complaint when you have zero authority to do so seems way out of line to me.
@Emerald Triangle no way really?
@@AG-en5y false imprisonment and restraint. Big time trouble.
I was going to comment on that but I scrolled down first. I agree. But it's ok to do it to others but cops usually find it really hurts and is super annoying.
It was funny, I had to rewind at 3:55 when he said "Put me in cuffs, I want to go to jail" lmao I was like no way he really just said that. "All ya had to do was askkkkk!"
Bless her heart she said, "This is America, there is law, I will make phone calls and people will come help me."
You're goddamn right lady, you're goddamn right.
Brought a tear to my eye
Same here. That poor, sweet lady. I just kept thinking “I’d love to hang out and party every night with their family. I couldn’t tolerate a single minute around that Switzer sociopath.”
Yeah well the way this country is going there won't be police officers or DAs to charge people with any crimes anymore other than insurrection against this dictatorship.
My thoughts exactly. That part made me smile.
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I love the lady "I said NO so the police can come and see what you did to me"
That's EXACTLY what you should do! That was a smart move tbh
That bilingual officer proved to be a very valuable asset to that PD that night! His presence on the scene made a world of a difference.
Absolutely! This is the only country on earth where it’s somehow looked down upon to speak another language. As soon as they need it, they have to call the bilingual person. Pfft.
I love Officer Tuan's expression when the other officer told him "She wouldn't stop talking...so he put her in handcuffs."
Lol typical stupid cops. Wonder how it would have turned out without the bilingual officer?
Maybe it's just years of working customer service, but i got the jist of everything she was saying in English.
That retired privilege officer is a sick individual, and the cops look as if they are going too let this old timer off.
I’m so happy the Vietnamese people were able to get someone there that spoke their language it probably made them feel so much safer. After the translator showed up he got like 5 more charges racked up.
Smart lady, the way she refused to let him take the cuffs off before police arrived, because she knew it was evidence. I wish more people would watch videos like these, because it kills the stereotype people have once you can understand what they are saying. And you can tell from this comment section alone there are far too many racists out there. Who probably don't think they are racist, or that racism exists, as they go on about how they sounded like monkeys, and they were barbequing the mans cat. I'm surprised they got justice if I'm being honest, once he started going on about being an ex officer, and them "being so drunk", I thought 'here we go again'. But I'm glad it worked out for once.
@@dishonoredundead I’m so glad you said this - I’m shocked by a lot of the comments, although I guess I shouldn’t be. Also, he’s the one who’s actually drunk, IMO
Not to mention the first cop was being a dick to them
People like that couple are a simple reminder of how fortunate we are as Americans. I am glad they had a translator on hand because I truly feel the situation would have turned out different had their not been someone to translate. Thank goodness the woman understood her rights. It’s a shame that people treat American immigrants with such contempt.
@@dishonoredundead I am positive it "works out" `MORE times than none. The media never shows the GOOD that the police officers do... please remember that. I am glad that asshole was arrested. Poor lady...
Love the lady when asked if she wants the jerk charged - “Yes you must do law!” Absolutely!!
She’s adorable! And a great person. Unlike Mr. cop wannabe.
@1AngryCummins just how Caucasians act like animals
The audacity and entitlement to think it's ok to handcuff his neighbor is crazy! 😮
That was f-ed up, but I get where he is coming from. I also have more and more foreigners around me. Most of them are fine, but the noise some of these people are generating...
Well, it's technically legal for a citizen to handcuff another citizen IF they're making a legal citizen's arrest, but to make such an arrest you have to personally witness the crime if it's a misdemeanor, or you have to have strong probable cause to believe the person is guilty if it's a felony.
Problem #1 is that normal citizens aren't trained to know what constitutes 'probable cause' nor the line between felony and misdemeanor, nor are they trained in knowing how much force they can legally use to detain someone.
Problem #2 is that a citizen has no protections when making a citizen's arrest, so if you injure the person, you're civilly liable, and if you're WRONG and they're not actually breaking any laws, now you're guilty of assault and false imprisonment. Police are allowed to detain you on SUSPICION of committing a crime if they have probable cause to do so, citizens are far more limited in that regard, and for good reason.
Editing to add: There is no circumstance where a citizen can handcuff someone because they're upset that he barged onto their property and caused a commotion. The guy in the video was, without a doubt, guilty of false imprisonment, assault, trespassing, etc.
@@Sebastian-hg3xcyou’re also a foreigner in America! You’re descendant of foreigners who caused a whole lot more misery for the natives.
Don't play music in the middle of the night. He's not wrong for being pissed off but his resolution was foolish.
@@Sebastian-hg3xctell me about it! We we’re fine here until all these Europeans came and “discovered” our land! All these white people brought their diseases with them, stole our land and our gold!!! Let’s get these damn European foreigners out now!!!
They were drunk? He was drunk. Slurring all his words. He’s a tool.
No he was very professional
Vietnamese people man hard to understand hshshs
@@Slippery413 We’re talking about the fake cop who handcuffed an innocent woman.
@@happycamper4ever873 lol I think maybe he was being sarcastic
Tryna use 9/11 to get off haha wtf
I’m so glad the woman wouldn’t let that guy un-handcuff her, so she could show the police. Well done!
God damn after watching that fake ass cry woman do when they want somebody to do something for them i was thinking just leave her crying dumb ass up. Damn it reminds me of that one episode on the sopranos where furio goes into the brothel and snacks that Asian woman and she fake cry’s hahaha
I think the whole park needs handcuffing
I find it hard to believe you find this loud mouth lady credible. The way she was yelling at the officer shows just how intense she would be dealing with conflict.
@@detroitbloodrunsinme8194 You got a problem with Asian women
@@jstanovic I think a lot of the people on this thread have problems with Asians. And I think that DetroitBlood may possibly have a problem with all women.
I don't believe for a minute that he didn't brandish a gun and show an ID. He's lying through his teeth
On baby he’s lying 🤥🤧
he's also drunk.
His tooth
what teeth?
They are baiting him, its a double trap. They knew he probably had an ID and that he had a gun. After reading him his miranda rights, they are free to ask him questions that can be recalled or used against him in a court of law. By his lying they put him in a situation where a plea deal will be worse for him. However if he had told the truth or said he did those crimes, then he would have certainly been even more doomed. In this case lying protected him, but he should not have talked without a lawyer. What this guy did was not okay at all. But I will say I feel bad a man of this stupidity who is trying so hard to control his life, fail so many times.
The sad part is that he didn’t see anything wrong with what he did and didn’t think he committed a crime
Agreed! Its the dehumanization of non white people! You know, back in the day the same people didn't think slavery was bad! & I am not quite convinced they think otherwise
I know, this guy is an old fart and doesn’t see anything wrong with doing it!
Oh, he knows that what he did was wrong. That's why he lied to the officers about what happened
He literally said he knows it was wrong. He just doesn’t give a shit lol
He was very wrong for arresting her, he has no authority to do that. But they were also wrong and obnoxious with the loud music. Just disrespect all around.
He denied having a gun, denied showing fake ID....he would have denied having handcuffs too if that lady hadn't kept them on for the cops.
How do you expect her to take the handcuffs off though
@@channelwithvideosbutnosubs5793 I think the guy who handcuffed her said he offered to take them off her before the police came but she refused.
@@channelwithvideosbutnosubs5793 he wanted to take them off her before the cops got there, and she wouldn’t let him, she wanted proof
@@channelwithvideosbutnosubs5793 Maybe watch the entire video before commenting so you can have an opinion based on the full details.
@@purplelove2863 lol cant outsmart asians
"Put me in cuffs too. I wanna go to jail. No, I'm kidding".
The lack of self awareness....
Or maybe a desperate bluff
He was definitely aware. He was gauging her response to see exactly how much trouble he was in.
Who says that lol
Started with "I want to blow my brains out"
Is he drunk
The bilingual deputy was such an asset on this case, way to go brother!
Every law enforcement agency should have some bilingual officers in their departments. It makes people whose English isn't perfect or can't speak English feel relaxed, especially in places where there is a large number of immigrants moving into the area. There should be officers who can also use sign language.
The way this officer reacts so angrily when he can't immediately understand these people is so fucking blood boiling.
@@duncmeisterg6028 Yeah, I'm like, I can understand them just fine....maybe I am just more used to different cultures and accents being from a major metropolitan area.
@@tsdobbi and the “stop yelling” part pissed me off too, she’s not yelling she’s just loud, it’s a mixture of stress, culture, age and trying to emphasize your English when it’s not your first language.
One of the reasons i want to learn Spanish
The woman's story was very believable. She wasn't trying to think what to say, she was very clearly describing what happened without thought. When asked about the gun being holstered ,she quickly showed how he was holding it .
He wanted to remove any evidence so he asked to remove cuffs that didn’t work then goes home to get rid of gun and badge comes back to cover himself this guy is a danger to his neighborhood.
@@FJBrandon I don't think he's a danger. They are also a nuisance to the neighborhood. No one wants to hear all that garbage music.
@@Originalman144 dude, most old Vietnamese-Americans listen to classic rock and sing karaoke. Pass out by eleven-thirty.😂
@@J5L5M6 Yes, but not this group lol. That music sounded annoying in the video plus all the yelling. I could see how this guy was upset. But he had no right to try and arrest anyone.
@@Originalman144I agree with you. He doesn't seem to be a danger, they seem to be a nuisance. The fact that it would push an older man to do something like that, tells you that it had to have been ongoing for quite some time. He seemed to be a nice gentleman that was pushed to the edge. Lesson here, that one needs to be a decent neighbor and turn your music down when you're asked. In no way am I condoning what he did because obviously it was wrong. I've been there with people that are inconsiderate with her music and it makes you want to do things that you normally wouldn't do.
"I keep to myself" *goes next door to handcuff an old woman over loud music*
White folks think they can do whatever
@@jackc643 I would say the riots over the past year, prove blacks feel the same way.
@@TheEnd-eg6wq I'd say it proves they CAN do whatever they whatever. It's not like they are going to charge them for burning down buildings lol
Turn down your hearing aid, Grampy!!
the protests over the last year show that the people are against unjust murder that continues to occur, FYI demonstrations, are done by all people of every color.
The fact that they had a translator available to help the woman just warms my heart. Bravo, officers.
Only in America the melting pot...and believe it or not there are trump supporters out there who want America to only have one language spoken
I mean, it's totally appropriate... they want to cross all their T's on this one cause they plan on sending homeboy to the pen for a LOOOOOOOOONG time.
@@420JackG Makes you realize how much of a benefit being multilingual is in almost any profession.
@@kylerBD sure, but it depends on the language. I speak Dutch and German and I rarely get to use either out of necessity.
@@420JackG one day that shit will come in clutch
Being an ex cop from another state doesn’t give you extra rights. Charge him with false imprisonment! Impersonating a police officer.
Being a Boomer. He feels entitled to whatever he demands.
@@BRM202 And you're entitled to snivel about it.
Did you watch the video?
@@BRM202 , last night it was your mom.
@SCREWSTON TEXAS He's not an ex cop. He ain't getting no courtesy. If he was he might. I'm not a cop hater but I don't like the idea of courtesy either.
I love that she refused to let the perpetrator take the cuffs off when he offered, that is, when he knew he messed up and he'd given her evidence. She didn't want her word against his when she had proof and wanted the officers to see it. He was playing checkers and she was playing chess.
If that guy acts like this as a retired officer just imagine what kind of a cop he was with NYPD. Probably a tyrant.
at the very end he let us know that he was never a cop when he said he had used a different undercover name...
I don't believe this guy was ever a police officer and, based on the last sentence of the "police report" in the description above, neither does the arresting agency here.
All cops…
Probably?!? He’s Still a tyrant.
omg yes. and he’s white too 🥺
"she was being belligerent so I put her in handcuffs" is the funniest thing I've ever heard a civilian calmly say to a police officer.
Right! Dude supposedly assaulted him that's cool lady being belligerent that's a no no
And you forgot… “and I’m upset with her…” lol
Love how these guys get so tough with women half their size and teenagers. Sooo tough.
But does nothing to the husband who he says punched him.🤔
"I'm a former officer from New York"
So effin' what.
He's an old bigot.
Interesting the guy didn’t try to handcuff the one who allegedly hit him but instead cuffed the woman.
He went for the person he knew he could overpower. Typical egomaniacal wannabe tyrant.
Often Vietnamese women wear the pants and can be far more agreesive an unpredictable than their husbands. If there is a fight they usually take the lead. You might understand this when you listen to the video of the woman who told her husband to go inside and she will deal with it. She also told this to the defendant. She is the boss.
he did that cause he knew he could over power her! gross!
Of course. He didn't have the balls to take on a man.
He probably got tired of her mouth. You ever hear Asian women go full ratchet with their native language? Makes you want to start swinging, even if you’re the type that knows not to hit a woman.
The old guy thought that he could bully them into what he wanted them to do because English isn’t there 1st language. As soon as the husband went to call the police her ran back to his house to put up the badge and gun and tried to go back and un-cuff her so he could lie his way out of it.
Just imagine what he did as a cop for 25 years in New York.
spot on what happened
He was lying about being a cop in new York too…he’s disgusting
Wait you believed him when he said was a cop 😅 there’s another video where they disproved that
@@Stane686k I didn't see the other video. Makes me feel better knowing he actually wasn't .
@@michellehillman2889 Yep, instead he likely abused whatever measly power he could at Home Depot (where he actually worked for at least ten years!) and is now a bitter, grumpy, lonely and nasty ole racist man, trying to frightened his neighbours into obeying his commands.
Really disappointed he was only let off with probation and no jail time, but sincerely hoping they sue him and get a decent amount - enough so they can own his trailer too, and his miserable drunken butt has to move! He's liable in civil court and already proven guilty in criminal court, so should be an easy win for any lawyer.
“Are you armed?”
“No”
“Okay”
Yeah, that’s safe.
I keep asking the question, “What would’ve happened if ‘Mr. Handcuffs’ had been black man?”
@@sstolarik if he carried himself the same way as Mr Handcuffs then most likely this cop would have treated him the same exact way.
@@sstolarik unfortunately he would have been treated as the aggressor and more then likely put in handcuffs immediately for their" safety"
@@sstolarik I live in baltimore city and see peoples rights get trampled on the daily it's sad infuriating and needs to change
@@snowkracker Lol what dreamland are you living in XD
Hes outrageous, broke into their home & basically assaulted/confined/kidnapped her. That is terrifying. He is DANGEROUS. Plus the sense of superiority/entitlement-outrageous.
He lying thur this teeth.
Yes he is a narcissist and thinks the world revolves around him!
Displays all of the signs
ye I could see how this would have ended much worse if popo didnt arrive
I wish he'd have tried that on someone legally carrying a gun. The fact alone that he trespassed directly into their home would qualify as a justified self defense shooting, especially as he's trying to abduct someone's wife.
@Masha Kalinkina This cop impersonator would probably use the “stand your ground” law to shoot these people in their OWN house! This guy’s something else!!!
She probably felt such a sense of relief when the translator arrived. It proved that they were truly listening to her.
I can’t even imagine how frustrating not to mention scary it was. I would be petrified if my neighbor handcuffed me and A language barrier prohibited me from conveying my side of the story. I wonder if every PD is required to have a translator for every language ? Vietnamese can’t be that common?
@@gotta-date-with-hate would you LET your neighbor handcuff you?😂
Should probably learn the language better
@@dedreman2227 how many languages do you know?
@@MOTHforLife , English, Spanish and German. Also I would learn the language of my new home country. Any more questions ?
For anyone wondering what happened since its hard to find online, I looked it up with the Pinellas County Court. He plead guilty to false imprisonment and was given 18 months probation. I believe the falsely personating an officer charge was dropped. There was also a stipulation with his plea deal that he surrender his firearms and not own firearms and undergo a psych eval.
thanks
Ditto!
I just HATE watching these and not knowing outcome!
I scrolled down, hoping for answer…
And there you were!
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Thanks. I don't think taking his firearms away was necessary. The dude used to be a cop and he got pushed to the edge, having to deal with a belligerent woman. Obviously it's wrong, even a little strange, but it makes a little more sense that he has a background in law enforcement. Given his demeanor, I'm fairly certain this was a one-time thing and, having been punished, he's learned his lesson. But hey, I'm not a judge.
@@patb9463 There is a follow up video... even worse revelations!
@@Metal_Horror False imprisonment is a felony and so I'm pretty sure the removal of firearms is mandatory.
I’m so glad she pressed charges and had the presence of mind to not let him take the cuffs off until the actual police showed up.
I agree, while she was being victimized, she still has the presence of mind to prevent the spoliation of evidence against him. Very smart woman.
@@thomasbonse HE was being victimised by them for a looooong time, lady !
@@adambane1719 Your comment makes no sense. I would recommend you rephrase, but I suspect the premise behind your incoherent comment is just as incoherent.
@@thomasbonse You can't understand that simple comment???
Are you actually serious?
Maybe you should stay out of the comment section then, lady.
@@adambane1719 How's that boot taste Adam?
27:38 "Ow, these cuffs are really digging into me" bruh how do you think that lady felt when you did it unprofessionally 💀
Priceless. I think he probably had a few wobbly pops himself. Fool. Just a complete fool. I hope he spends a lot of time getting his sunshine in squares.
No offense, but he was an officer for decades. Regardless of wether it was legal or unlegal.. no doubt he did it the same as any other officer would.
@@Mandy-nt2cs and why does this matter?
@@Mandy-nt2cslol say what?
@@Mandy-nt2cs the ex-police officer should have pressed assault charges on the guy that hit him too.
This Vietnamese lady was quite emotional at the beginning but she is clearly smart! She knew to keep those cuffs on her.
How would she get them off without the key ?
@@chloetaylor4001 She left them on so the real police could see what he did to her
@@WILLODLING I get that bit! How would she get them off without handcuff keys ? She had to wait for the police to come with keys ?
@@chloetaylor4001 They really aren't that hard to pick, or at least they didn't used to be.
@@chloetaylor4001 The guy had offered to get them off her prior to the police arriving
Bless her heart. She must have been TERRIFIED! This is so disturbing.
Stunning and bRaVe 😂😂😂
"He hit me, so I put HER in handcuffs." Alrighty then. Makes absolutely..... zero sense. Congratulations, here's your sign.
ikr wtf?
Also 9/11
Same logic as when a Pakistani terrorist group attacked America so America invaded Iraq and then Afghanistan as revenge
You could tell he lost the officer + all of us viewers at that point. Like bruh. If you’re going to lie, atleast do it well.
it actually makes perfect sense if you don't think about it.
He keeps complaining that they're drunk even though he is also clearly drunk. What a clown.
I think he's more concerned about the noise they're making.
@@knightofjustice5475 Right, but he kept mentioning that they were drunk, as if it would make them look worse, or somehow justify his actions. It's always odd when the pot calls the kettle black.
@@knightofjustice5475 you're on the wrong side of the line bud. Just so you know.
@@graphene1487 you can’t figure out what he meant by saying they were drunk just so you know
@@HEARTS-OF-SPACE right? He keeps saying it as if them being drunk in their own home somehow warrants any of this
I have to say, having someone who can speak your language in a situation like this must give you much relief. I really love how they make an effort to get someone out there who can ensure the lines of communication are as clear as possible
Without question, if they hadn't this would have gone done very differently...
Best case, the husband & neighbour both would have been arrested; worst case, the victim & husband are arrested solely on this garbages lies.
It's essential that all parties are able to fully communicate regardless of language issues. There's no excuse for language barriers, law enforcement have a number they can call to have an interpretor translate any language digitally.
Any with such language issues, carry a card on you at all times that clearly states your language needs in the local language & that if presented, means they need an interpretator to communicate.
I can hear and understand them just fine. Just have to use your ears.
Yes they spoke English just fine, but if someone can speak their native tongue they can be more expressive and more accurately describe the situation. They can use their own idioms, and having someone understand another culture's customs can go a long way to better understanding a situation, especially if someone is upset.
@@jeb5137 I agree with your sentiment. Being first generation Canadian, I grew up in a Cantonese speaking family. There are nuances that can be vitally important; having someone that speaks the native tongue helps with interpretation, not just translation.
Also, watching this video (and video title) after the fact, we apply our own context; their English isn't so broken. But when you have no context and no Intel, you're going into a situation with a blank slate.
Agreed.
The fact that this dude thought they wouldn't know how to defend themselves legally because they're immigrants. The wife is my hero ! Absolute definition of a queen!
Am I the only one who thinks the "retired cop" is more intoxicated than the "orientals" as he refers to them?
He is NOT a retired cop. I live in NYC and this fool would never be and never was no cop here. Look at him
@@josephrubin5821 he’s a fossil at this point. He said he was on the force in the 70’s, who knows what this scumbag did back in the day
I mean he didn't know where they were from so I don't think it's bad to use the term "oriental"
@@anitajevv2150 uh yeah it is 😂
@@zoeantoinette8641 Lol! Are we being graced with the presence of an NPC? Very probable
wow. Who carries handcuffs over to confront someone about loud music? He knew exactly what he was going to do. What a maniac.
The more he talks the angrier I get. Work 9-11 for 80 hours??? They should slap the cuffs on him for lying about that!
There’s genuinely no reason for ANY one to have actual, non sexual, handcuffs in their home
@@thisisme3238 That remains to be seen! I kinda feel sorry for the guy in that he doesn’t understand fully the consequences.
@@alvaroq2024 Personally, I think he was trying to intimidate that oriental woman with fear. That's wrong, no matter how a person looks at it.
Totally agree with you, I also believe he told them he was a police officer.
I have a huge amount of respect for this woman, she knew she’d have trouble explaining the details to police, so she chose to leave the handcuffs on as evidence even though she’s in pain. Kudos to her.
How could she take them off on her own? She didn't have a key...
@@Lauren72382 Exactly, she couldn't take them off on her own. She explained that the former officer that cuffed her had come back and said that he would remove the cuffs, she refused and did not allow him to. She did this to show the officers that would later arrive on scene so that the former officer could not deny that he put the cuffs on her in the first place. Smart move.
@@Lauren72382 The guy offered to take them off but she declined. It’s in the video
@@Dilldough. okay thank you. Yeah I obviously missed that part... 💗
If she hadn't still had them on, he would have denied ever using them, as well as the gun and badge.
the vietnamese officer's reaction to the guy putting her in handcuffs is exactly what i would expect anyone to do upon hearing that 😂
Yrea, I couldn't evenb fathom that the neighbor cuffed the lady. AND THEN how casually he works the conversation into "I did 25 years in NYC"
Former police officer
"Put me in cuffs too i want to go to jail! ....Nah I'm just kidding."
Actual police officer
"Nah nah nah.... No takesies backsies."
XD
Uuuuuhhhhhyyyyeeeaa 💦😂😂
I don’t believe he was ever a cop. I bet he was a Walmart security guard and thinks that’s the same as being a police officer
I find it hard to believe the police officer would be living in a trailer park to begin with, with that kind of salary
He works at a Funeral Escort business.
Is it dimwits dad.... The real motor one
He has aliases bro! So undercover he wasn't even on the payroll. He got paid in Monopoly money so as not to blow his cover
He probably worked for Jeremy Dewitte.
Guy: "Can give me my handcuffs back?"
Officer: "Absolutely, turn around put your hands behind your back."
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😅😅😅
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LMFAO!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The way he brings up 911 as a sort of”poor me/look at me/aren’t you impressed I crawled through there and found my friend’s arm“ ugh…
It was smart of her to remain in cuffs until the real police shows up. That was some solid visual evidence.
@Ben Jurqunov kinda hard to do without a key tho ...
yeah I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say she didn't exactly remain handcuffed by choice... Lol
@Ben Jurqunov nice handle... 😂
well how was she going to get out? those cuffs are pretty sophisticated and way past the versions you could open with a metal pen ink cart replacement.
@Ben Jurqunov - Oh, Ben, Ben, Ben... didja think she had a spare handcuff key laying around in her kitchen or something? I think you got a problem. I won't name it but we all know what it is.
Love that he got an officer who spoke Vietnamese so they could communicate fully.
Not that uncommon at all. Obviously there's so many languages it would be impossible for most departments to have an officer for every language but there are services out there that will provide translation services for departments over the phone. Technology has helped tremendously in that area.
He did not need a translator
@@paulgeorge9614 exactly lmao
@@paulgeorge9614 it was a she and its best practice to speak to victims in their first language as how the victim words what happened is the difference in arrest or no arrest. That's why she was asked multiple times and they had to make sure the victim heard the suspect say I'm a police officer not i was a police officer. Thats the difference between impersonating a police officer charge or not. Either way they had him on false imprisonment but a good defense attorney could get it tossed using the defense it was a citizens arrest which that defense wouldn't hold water with the impersonating a police officer charge too.
@@johnnysouza5601 "it was a she"
The officer who said "I can't understand your broken English" was a he.
If he was a ever a real cop he would know better than to incriminate himself on multiple felonies as soon as the cops roll up.
that and to say "wanna blow my brains out" as his second comment to the officers.
He seems more intoxicated than they do
He thought it would establish a friendly relationship between them lol
Exactly. LEOs, both current and retired, know immediately to invoke their rights the minute they get into a legal situation. As one of my legal professors in college said to my entire class, “When the cops roll up, shut the fuck up.” He was with the Public Defender’s Office.
When he started saying stuff about 9/11 I knew he was lying. Rarely do people talk about traumatic events if they were true.
The translator definitely helped the whole situation, with out him things would definitely turned out different situation
Shouldn’t need a translator
“This is America and there are laws” too fcking right sister, way to stand up for yourself. Glad to see justice was served for them.
I am SUPER impressed that she did not let him take the cuffs off her because she knew once the police saw them, it would be the nail in that asshole's coffin.
Hope Old "Dirty Harry" enjoyed his powerless power tripping joy ride in hand cuffs.😂
and the female cop is kinda racist too. Back and forth with did he say he's currently an officer or not? like 4 fucking times. For fucks sake he's still impersonating. I mean there might be different law codes, but still this dude needs to be locked up for 5 years. This shit is scary, just any fucking big belly joe can pull you over now a days. Maybe cops might understand why people are scared of them when shit like this happens.
@@b14ker14 What kind of mental gymnastics are you practicing to get any kind of racism out of the female officer? There was a severe language barrier, and she was the investigating officer. Her job was to meticulously document everything that happened, for a later court date.
@@VeryDeathlyShiny
That was definitely really smart. She wanted to nail him, and she knew how
This paints a great picture of why having translators on the force is extremely important
But hiring translators would take... what's the word?... funding! But the Democrats want to de-fund the police.
The local police department where I am, hire a translation services firm. They just call the number and then they can communicate with bilingual speakers
My opinion is if he was BLACK with GUN, long long long time he will be trait and handcuff him and beat
They don't even always need translators, even just access to a civilian can help. I worked in a small charity, and we sometimes got non-English speakers who needed help. I made arrangements with the local University to donate translation services...using the instructors, for free. It didn't come up all the time, but they did help with tourists in town from Quebec. They also helped out with a couple that was in town from Poland.
All you need is a diverse police force. With proper hiring practices they could have officers who speak most of the most commonly spoken languages.
One thing which I didn't realize before binge watching these vids this week: people impersonating police officers are a hell of a lot more common than I ever imagined.
No Kidding 🤔
For real!
And it is mainly the white dudes
look up the one that the guy is, I kid you not, a NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE POLICE. In Oklahoma, they pull him over in a snow storm after he lit up reds and blues.
He is fully loaded, cuffs, computers, plexi seperator, P{olice Interceptor on the trunk, Graphics ON HIS VW DIESEL JETTA.
He have to go see the vid, it's hilarious. If it was Zak Ganalfis playing the part in a movie, couldn't be better.
One things that stands out about these bogus cops is that they always have tales to tell of the most dramatic events in history and how they were there personally. I doubt a real cop would go into such detail even if he really did experience those type of things.
I like how he threw in that the other neighbor speaks Spanish and gave a wave of his hand....he doesn't like foreigners. And he just happened to have a badge by the door when they went in to get the house key, I was waiting for that to happen. 😂
He's definitely racist and probably thinks they should all go back to their countries
1. He sounds drunk himself.
2. It was weird that it took him three tries to identify his former agency. He didn't even say it, she did and he agreed.
I mean yeah it's late at night in a trailer park with a tubby guy playing police officer. Of course he's drunk
Yeah there is no way he was ever actual law enforcement. He couldn't identify his agency at all, just said, New York, the State basically. LIke, wtf bro. Everything he did is atrocious and malicious and he deserved that ride.
@@randalltempelaar Go back to bed Randy
That fake police guy is drunk AF
@@williamlaubach3285 lahey
He accused them of being drunk but he sounds like the one that is intoxicated.
Yes??? Why didn't that cop ask him if he had anything to drink tonight. There was one part I listed to twice. When he asked the male officer if he can go inside to get his ( Mitts )??? I have no idea what he was talking about. My guess is he remembered the incriminating badge and gun with belt are sitting in plane sight and he needed to get in there to hide if.
@@dellbeldon9339 - He wanted to get a mint. Wonder why? Perhaps to disguise the smell of alcohol on his breath? You decide.
@@wickedcabinboy Thank YOu. I watched that part twice. I kept hearing mitt.. Even CC on said mitt. Cool.
My guess is they are ALL drunk.
Look at his extended belly, I know where the beer went. lol
Their English wasn't that broken they were just too emotional but completely understandable if you paid close attention to their words
Right, but clarity and precision is extremely important in order to make a good case.
okay. but too emotional is hard to understand for all languages. they were correct at the end of the day
Americans really struggle with other accents. Even accents from England. It really wasn't that hard to understand them.
It wasn't exactly broken, but it sure was inebriated. The retired cop was hammered too.
Another exciting Saturday night in the trailer park!
Lmao...if they weren’t publicly intoxicated they would speak a little bit better
That is a strong, badass woman. Gets handcuffed and still steps between her husband and a guy with a gun. And then refuses to get the handcuffs removed until police can do it. I would be friends with her
Yeah trying living nextdoor to them while they blast obnoxious music all night while you try to sleep. Both parties in this were in the wrong.
@@Gecko.... Seems to me that the fat man was being racist and exclusively in the wrong... which is why he went to jail and they didn't Lighten up if you think they were in the wrong for having a birthday party. Trailer park life, boi
Agreed. I had noisy Indian and white neighbors growing up who would scream fight and play loud music all night. We'd call the police and as soon as they'd show up, the music would immediately be lowered before the cops even got out of the car. All of the sanctimonious virtue signalers in these comment sections make me sick. They never consider the other side of things because they wanna seem tolerant of all people.
@@malikjohnson7950ok racist 🤣
@@malikjohnson7950dot or feather?
I’m so glad these Vietnamese folks got an officer who was able to clearly understand them and understand the situation fully. They did not deserve any of this, the way this woman and the police handled this makes my heart happy
They started it.
@@michaelfinnegan3805 so you make it a habit to handcuff people you have a dispute with
@@basedgamerguy818 not normal people, just degenerates and liberals, same thing really.
@@basedgamerguy818 how in the world did you get that from the comment he made?
We wouldn’t have this issue if they went back to where they came from
perhaps he could impersonate the DA and get the charges dropped.
Hahahahahahaaa
he isn't no Jeremy dewitte.
LOL
That's a really good idea
😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Florida has Jeremy Charles Dewitte. No other police impersonators need apply.
Motor One's moving!
😆😆
I knew that taking JD off the streets would create a power vacuum in the police impersonator world in Florida. Now all these other impersonators are trying to grab the flag of fake fakery and claim it as theirs. JD will impress some some governor and hire him as top cop in the state. Maybe higher. It was JDs plan from the time he knew the child sex offence would stop him from being a real cop. That and any psych eval test other cops have to pass.
@@dellbeldon9339 thankfully Omarski will never get to be a cop anywhere.
💥💥PEPPERBALL!!!💥💥
Try looking up police impersonator in Florida. They obviously have far more than their share. Jeremy is just the dumbest.
Who the …. does he think he is? Even an off duty officer calls and makes complaints,(I do it all the time, it’s protocol,when it’s not my job) But to impersonate an officer should NOT be a slap on the hand!!! And his excuse it’s a language barrier. He has a mental barrier. You know he showed a badge to them people. These officers were wonderful. They noticed the gun and badge at the door and it’s on camera. He started to stutter when she questioned him. Great officers, well handled!!
I doubt this is the first time he has handcuffed a resident of that neighborhood. Good on the woman for refusing to have the cuffs removed until the real cops arises.
Agreed! 👍
He was never a cop. This video explains it: ruclips.net/video/BGxxRLuGRzc/видео.html
"The guy hit me so I put the woman in cuffs." Uh, nope. And he's trying so hard to lie his way out of the deep hole he dug, and he's doing it poorly.
yeah the big baby was more frightened of her "being in his face" .
Police officer: "can you stop yelling?".... that's just how vietnamese speak.
He was an ass to them, that woman had just been handcuffed by a home intruder and he’s so cold to them. No empathy.
@@t.carter he was doing his job appropriately, he was being cautious before he knew the situation.
Clearly that's why the music is so loud so they can hear it over each others loud voices. I'm sure all the neighbors hate them.
@@t.carter lets assume someone want to frame you for something you did not do and they explain everything in a very emotional maner. Do you want the officer to jump on the emo wagon or stay distanced to get the situation from a neutral point? Police is not here to hold hands.
@@t.carter He really wasn't. He might not know that's how they speak. If he were so cold, why not just not try to get info from them n just leave? You seem very 'BlUe MaN bAd'.
The Bilingual officer is a real asset to this case and the force.
There is no way that dude managed to handcuff someone at a party full of people without a gun or fake badge. He would have gotten stomped out or totally ignored
@Pepi Roni and you do understand how the system works, these foreign language speakers are likely to be forced into communities of other foreign language speakers, giving them no need to fully learn English. Plus, learning a language is hard asf, especially for older people already set in their ways. Try teaching a 50 yr old lady from the boonies how to use a computer and see how she'll need a helper everytime.
@Pepi Roni you ever been deep down south. there are people who were born here who don't speak English. Also nice self report.
I heard her speaking English .Pretty sure it was English because that’s the only language I know. But of course there is a dirty racist in the comments section because he can’t control his hatred. That fake cop should get 20 years minimum.
Yeah I would bet he had a fake or real weapon and stowed it before cops came
Love how they let the fake cop just hang out on his porch- white privilege
"Are you armed right now?"
"No I'm not"
"OK thank you" and turns away.... even though a gun was reported. Wow...
These cops were dumb and rude
I was just about to comment that she didn't ask him for his ID but immediately ask the victim for hers.
@@johnnybeddi547 I disagree. The old bag who was trying to be the neighborhood cop was dumb and rude. The cops handled it perfectly I felt.
Privileged
Only white people are truly "innocent until proven guilty" in America. I have seen this scenario play out In numerous police encounters involving white officers called on white suspects vs minority victims. They won't inconvenience white suspects with handcuffs or police detention until they investigate the claims of every minority individual involved in the incident first. Then and ONLY when left with no other options, will white police officers put another white man in cuffs. Like a bunch of people pointed out, police were quicker to identify the victims than the suspect.They didn't even bother to search him for the gun that was reported. Not to mention the honor code ask/answer of "are you armed right now? No? Okay." WTF was that? If that douchebag was any other color he would have been detained at gunpoint, handcuffed immediately, searched, identified, and stuffed into a cop car FIRST. Then the police would start investigating what really happened.
Whoever translated the captions did it correctly. Word for word. As a native Vietnamese speaker.
Thanks for confirming!
Translator's name is Dat Sum Hoe, think it's in the credits somewhere
@@WestCoastTruckingCEOmi give u eeevryting
Makes me wonder what kinds of crap he did while he was a cop.
If the guy is a retired NYC cop with 25 years in, he can afford a cabin in the woods where he can have all the peace and quiet that he wants. Instead he chose to move into a community where the homes are 10 feet apart.
he's a trailerpark Hillbilly and has been his whole life. Any New Yorker would have a New York accent.....
Yeah but he has to split the money with his two other undercover aliases.
@@bigdopamine9343 I remember the hurricane in New Orleans where the governor called up all NOPD and 500 didn't show. The mayor explained that they had purposely reported more police employees than there were "to discourage criminals"...as if criminals would know or care.
He never did explain why the 500 fake police officers were on the payroll or who cashed their checks. When the question was raised by citizens of Louisiana, the mayor was arrested for something else and it disappeared from the news.
Ya...Good retirement plan... live in a trailer park as a reward for 25 years LEO??
Jack....That's funny stuff , thanks for the laugh.
I know that lady was upset in the beginning of the video, but to see her calm down and eloquently explain everything in a calm manner and to also have the wherewithal to not allow him to take the cuffs off her so she could show the police, good for her...and good for her for pressing charges
She was fully confident that America is a just country and it will get worked out.
I can imagine the frustration of trying to translate in your own head a language you are still learning. adding the stress of being in a situation where if you cant speak about exactly what happend because you dont know the words then the person whose harassing you can get away with it. having an officer to translate was perfect for this situation because they got both sides of the story plus added detailes that mr former cop didn't mention.
I can guarantee this isn't the first time he's done something like this.
I hope that whatever penalties he receives will prevent him from EVER doing this again.
25 years and does not understand the rights of citizens.
This dude was, without a solitary doubt, never a police officer. "If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning."
Weird how he went on to say that he was at the World Trade Center
Are you kidding? I fully believe he was an officer. He thinks all this was okay.
I’d say he probably was an Officer, but if he quit after 9/11 because of PTSD, that was 20 years ago. He’s had a lot of time to sit and think about his glory days where he had that authority.
Idk what law enforcement looked like pre-9/11, but it’s probably nothing like what we are used to now.
@@officerfoxtrot3633 New York officers in particular were notorious for stop and frisk violations. Many thought they could stop people just because they were officers and it took changing the laws and many court cases to fix it.
@@JasonAguirre "I fully believe he was an officer."
At this time, no record has been found of him ever being a police officer, nor of him ever living in New York.
Note: when she was giving the Vietnamese officer private information, they should have beeped it because people who understand Vietnamese could..understand it...
Now you know that table of respect doesn't turn the same way for anyone that is not Caucasians.
@@reneehoward8936 *English speakers
@@reneehoward8936 your racism is showing sweetheart. PLEASE do not repopulate this earth.
@@910jm if you mean what I think you mean by the term “mongs,” you’re hatred is showing and it isn’t pretty! Maybe you just aren’t aware how dated and offensive the term is? Hopefully I just misread you.
@@Jmonroe2105 I am happy you used your brain.
When she says yes about pressing charges on this idiot, and says “you have to follow law.” It really shows how much she truly values her living in our country and a beautiful attempt to assimilate and live within and use the law enforcement offered for the reason we as a society need them. Everyone loves to give LEOs a tough time until you need their help.
That’s not assimilation, most countries have laws and police we aren’t the only ones 😂. Assimilation is actually dumb af its when someone leaves behind their culture to for lack of better word assimilate to a new culture, pretty much what Europeans forced the native peoples of the americas to do… I think you had good intentions though so good on you.
@Just A T-Rex 🙄
@Try Again that was not directed towards you....
Still doesn't explain the superiority complex.
Yes, sometimes we need the police's help so we must shut up and turn a blind eye to police brutality and violating citizen rights because one day, we might need them to come along after a car accident or after my house has been robbed and take a report.
I came across this and decided to watch it. Glad i did. What i found facinating was watching the local police. Im assuming their behavior was their normal behavior since it was body camera video and its always on in situations like this. Seeing how they conducted their investigation was facinating. I was impressed.
After listening to both sides, I tend to believe the vietnamese people. He was all over the place.
@Live to ride Ride to live Agreed
Ya think.
Not only that he handcuffed the girl because the boyfriend hit him, his speech is also slurred while the Vietnamese lady spoke rather clearly
Yep, the woman was dead honest.
@Live to ride Ride to live Actually loud music constantly day in and day out is a problem. Has nothing to do with being Vietnamese or not.
And I call bullshit. If I noise disturbed you to the point where you couldnt hear your own TV inside your own home youd have a problem and as a drummer Ive been there on both sides of it. Being the noise maker and being the person disturbed. There are considerations that you need to have in life.
Look how close those trailers are parked together. Theyre lucky to have 5 feet of space between them. My bedroom is bigger than the distance between those trailers, so you have to consider when you live in a place like that, how your noise affects others because we're talking about them blasting music with neighbors half a bedroom away.
Whats worse, they arent even doing it inside their home, theyre doing it outside. Grown ass adults, out partying in the streets getting drunk. Hmm
The fact that she could barely speak English is a problem considering had she been able to speak the language of this country fluently, she would have likely been able to work with the guy about the music, but with such a limited vocabulary and with music blaring and being drunk, barely being able to explain much - not exactly role model citizens were dealing with on either side here.
As a Vietnamese person myself, I'd say the English is pretty good
I understood her to some extent, but I got the picture of what she was saying.
Want to be precise when dealing with legalities. English was good enough for daily life, not for evidence gathering and case building.
Yeah, i could understand them
I concur!
bro my dad also speaks broken English (we not vietnamese tho) so I understood them lmao
He saw the Asian cop show up and internally he said SHIT
The guy really had the nerve to complain that the cuffs hurt??
Yeah, I’m sorry but I believe the lady, she seems to be telling the truth and she is acting civil.
It probably happened exactly like she said it.
She also told a cohesive-ish story whilst the guy who actually spoke fucking english couldn't say a word without coming off as extremely evasive
I think so too. Her story was together with all the details. She wouldn’t make up he had a badge and then on to describe it, but not like yours, different, but still a cop badge. And the handcuffs just speak for themselves. Then he drops the handcuff key on the ground! 😂😂😂 Then gets cuffed by a Vietnamese cop! Ha! I LOVE IT!!!!
It's clear, because putting someone in actual cuffs for nothing and not being a cop or security that's illegal as shit.
@@whereismymind1402 I knew a guy that said he jokingly did it to a girl drunk cuz she kept saying I bet u can’t restrain me u know she bet he couldn’t cuff her and he bent her ass right over and cuffed her. He went to get key let her loose and she leaves and calls cops he goes to jail. Multiple witnesses there
what are you sorry for? not siding with the criminal? no shit it happened the way she said it. weirdo behavior.
telling a vietnamese to stop "yelling" aha thats how they talk lol
Hahah I was thinking the same thing!
I worked with a few vietnamese people in my 1st job. They spoke good English, but theye volume just went up when speaking their native language.
After a few weeks, low volume vietnamese was obvious that they were cussing.
She's also a drama queen !
I'm not sure if that's racist or hilarious
I'm a vietnamese immigrant. Came over to America when I was 5 so I never really developed the loud in-door voice but can confirm... they just speak loudly. Its definitely a cultural thing.
He didn’t apologize to the Vietnamese. He just sucked up to the cop. He knows how to avoid the charge
Hats off to the lady in the Hollister tee and the bilingual officer! There might be hope for FL after all! 🇺🇸
Lets not go THAT far! There must be something in the water because those Florida natives are extra "special" . . . and I'm including the majority of my extended family, lol.
Hollister is in central California
As soon as the cop said a Vietnamese speaking cop was on the way the perp started shaking his head. He saw it as a problem. And then came a serious of sob stories, that he hoped would gain him cop friends
Even had to throw in the whole “9/11” bullshit. He hates Vietnamese people and finally snapped. 100 bucks says he had a gun in his hand when he did it.
it was at that moment he know he fucked up 🤡
I'm glad i wasnt the only one who saw that. Notice how often people like him do that. I watch a lot of cop shows and so many scum do that exact thing when they know they're caught.
Yeah he knew he was screwed after hearing that,
@@AwkwardYet LOL 😂
He loves his free America as long as he can tell you what to do.
I'm just impressed that they have a deputy that speaks Vietnamese......
Depends on the community but if a child grew up in a Vietnamese family and strives to one day be a cop, you might have one to speak and understand.
From what I understand, Vietnamese people are very tight-knit so you would have the children still steeped in the culture.
Hello? It's 2021 just let you know
Now you sound like an American, welcome to the melting pot of the world.
@Drunk patriot Yeah, we can tell you are drunk.
Maybe keep off the Internet with your nonsense.
I'm very happy to see the law treat this Asian family fairly & with respect, sadly it's not always the case unfortunately. These officers in my opinion did everything right, like a breath of fresh air from what's normal seen on RUclips.
He's a big man he put the lady and cuffs for getting his face but didn't put them on the man who allegedly hit him. Sounds like intimidation to me.
Sounds like the closest he’s ever been to being a cop was the “thin brown line” on his boxers.
The closest he was to being a cop was sitting cuffed in the back of an police car.
Thick
Lmaooooo
Good one
Turned into a "thick brown goo" tonight.
“You have to do the law” that’s actually a deep message when you think of the implications of the laws.
She was so much more comfortable when she knew she could fully explain what happened to her. The officer did such a good job of translating and figuring out what happened.
He just figured out her side of the story -- not necessarily what happened. There are 3 sides to every story -- his side, her side, and the truth.
Lol and it's not rocket science for him to listen to what she said in Vietnamese and then tell the other officer what she said. You have no idea if he did a good job at it either as I doubt you speak Vietnamese so let's not get excited and ready to hand out a Medal of Honor for just doing his job just in a different language
@@WestCoastTruckingCEO im not pro cop so calm down. Its just obvious that he could understand her much better and communicate her side of what happened.
That’s so true - totally calmed her. Maybe they are used to not being properly understood therefore not always treated as they should be.
Once we got the translated version, it is so clear that this family deeply respects American freedom and rights and don't take them for granted at all. The way she talked about how she knew she didn't have to worry because the police were on their way is something a lot of Americans don't ever get to feel, but compared to wherever they may have emigrated from, our entire country probably feels safe as a bank
I appreciate the fact that in America we have police officers that are able to speak other languages. In a situation like this it’s extremely important that the translation is correct.
"Well I worked undercover with a couple of aliases. "
In other words, "I impersonated law enforcement in NY as well."
"She was the biggest threat" BULLSHIT!!! This bully definitely deserves to be put in jail.
He kidnapped her, he deserves to do 10-20 in prison..
@@ballzmckgee3167 yeah he was ridiculous!
He was trying to intimidate her...looks 👀 like he picked the wrong woman to try that on...
"The husband hit me so I put his wife in handcuffs"
@@Racmaster00 It makes more sense than it looks like
(no it doesnt but i like how stupid it sounds)
“Are you armed?”
-“no”
“Okay”
UNBELIEVABLE
Smh. They treated the victim more like a criminal
Yeah that pissed me off too
That move actually made him more comfortable to talk and they were able to acquire more useful information. He fell right into it.
@@donshields2379 bullshit
They trust the white man
EVEN IF YOU ARE A FORMER COP, IT DOESN'T GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO GO IN SOMEONE ELSE'S HOUSE AND PUT CUFFS ON THEM! REGUARDLESS IF YOUR CREDENTIALS, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO JUST GO IN AND CUFF ANYONE!IT DOES MATTER IF ITS YOUR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOOR, YOU DONT TAKE THE LAW INTO YOUR OWN GANDS AND DO WHAT YOU DID TO THAT WOMAN! DO YOU LIED ABOUT WHAT YOU DID,AND NOW, YOU WILL PAY FOR IT.
It’s so valuable having people who can speak multiple languages working with you in any profession.
I can't see what language has to do with most professions. That sounds like something people say just because they think they should believe that. What value does have ten different languages add on a factory floor, or to bank accountants? It is useful in a profession like this where your have to deal with various members of the community. Just having trouble understanding the people you work with adds no value.
@@justforever96 I did specify multiple languages, so I’m not quite sure why you’d have trouble understanding the people you work with.
@@justforever96 You're purposely being a clown in several comments. You say a whole lot of nothing.
Niece has a Russian mom and she and her family all speak Russian so niece does, too. She's learning to read and write it. She's taking Spanish in school. Her little sister spent her first 4 years in an AWESOME Spanish/English day care. She asked me for agua and I was so tickled! And thankful for my high school Spanish! She hasn't had the Russian immersion her big sister did but even just two languages to put on a resume is plus. They just moved across the country and oh, boy, are they missed.
No shit
The victim saying "hello handsome" when the Viet officer approached her is very wholesome.
She was probably thrilled to see him
I kept watching just for this. It was like they kept teasing it mentioning said officer was en route.
He really is handsome too!!
Typical Asian auntie LOL!
Or it could be a man saying “hello gorgeous” to a female cop. Is that wholesome too?
He's legitimately playing Among Us with the cop until he got arrested for being an imposter.
Right! He called an emergency meeting and ended up being the sus one at the end.
Old Man was the imposter 😭
@@thegoober8797 Mistake I often make while playing. I try too hard to be the good guy and everyone sees through my farce.
Factsss, then asked where he worked when on the force homie couldn't even come up with a city in ny