nice i guess anyways you have good content. keep providing me with more law enlightening goodness that i occasionally watch but still enjoy pls and thank you my good sir
A cop said I was extremely nervous even though I wasn't. And then started asking me if I had drugs. Despite telling him I am straight edge and always have been. Cops love starting shit 🙄
That was exactly his intent. This officer was very clearly attempting to escalate the situation. Why, I'm not sure. But that's definitely what he was doing.
There was no illegal parking violation occurring, Officer Cordova was just flexing his power over the driver. Even if he had politely asked the driver to move on he would have been overstepping his authority. While on duty the officer represents the police force for which he is a part of. Simple requests unrelated to his job while in uniform would fall under Color of Authority Laws. The presence of his uniform would unfairly influence a citizen to change his actions via intimidation/ power of an individual.
@@scarletbegonias2359 Nothing illegal about pointing out that the space is not a parking spot and politely suggesting that he moves. The violation becomes a violation when the cop expresses authority without having the right to do so and wrongfully detaining the driver. It's a breach of protocol. When I give you an order that's expressing authority. When I ask you a favor or suggest you do something that's just a request. You don't need to comply.
Great point. It required all this because it was such a big deal and the cop just prolonged the situation that was such a big deal. It reminds me of my kids who complain about a chore taking too long, only to tantrum longer than the chore.
I was gifted a cheap dashcam years ago. Make sure to get a 2-lens setup that can face both forward and toward the driver. Besides the occasional suction-cup failure, I never thought much about it until recently. Got pulled over while picking my brother up one evening. Cops were obviously making up a story to why they stopped me at a house, saying security at the closed salon store across the street called them and reported my car, despite the (state) police having pulled up seconds after me- no time for the observe/report/respond events they claimed. They kept trying to convince me they could search my car. "Don't talk to cops" is good for not incriminating yourself, but not great at making them stop. Probably 30 minutes into the hassle, I remembered the cam tucked behind my rearview and started giving it glances to check that it was capturing. Current cop at the window walked away and they huddled for a minute, then came back with a different attitude and told me to go.
@@IskateUphill In all honesty, the reason he seems so good at this is that he is just looking at it from the perspective of the LAW. So much of interacting with police is about dancing around their perception of the interaction they feel they are entitled to.
The cop is hella overcompensating. He claims he wants to give the guy a break, but then he stretches it out for so long because he was waiting for the dude to bow down to him. Actual degenerate.
He says he wants to give him a break but what he is really saying is that he didn't have the ability to give him a citation, as evident by the fact that he had to call someone else in to provide the citation book needed to give tickets. This guy just saw on opportunity to harrass someone and jumped on it. This is a prime example of why officers need to be held responsible for breaking laws themselves. Would put a stop to this stuff real quick.
@@Perun.Tha.Unvaxxd that's what you call a civilian who stands up for cops who are obviously corrupted. 🤦 Not a bad cop. Cop is the one wearing the boots.
Since private property parking is not protected by federal or state law; if I were the officer I would have parked my patrol car in Mr. Proctor’s living room. Isn’t it also convenient that the video started AFTER initial contact was made. We do not know that the officer did not say to this guy “hey dude this ain’t a parking spot you got to go.” We only see Mr. Proctor being extremely defiant and disrespectful to the officer. Mr. Proctor “F” for being a terrible human being. Police Officer “A+” for keeping your sidearm holstered.
This guy isn't a cop because he wants to help other people, he's a cop because he's a narcissist and wants to exert his dominance on other people. Unfortunately, you see that with many police officers these days.
Cop may have been on a power trip but he clearly did not want to give the guy a ticket. the Driver asked to be written up. If the cop just told him to move, the driver would just do it again later.
@@silkandstones5964 I haven't watched TV or news for over 20 years because I know it's brainwashing. I know that my attitude towards reality attracts exactly these experiences. But I'm also interested in people and that's why I watch real videos on RUclips. I know that at the core every human being is divine and receives my unconditional love, but I also see that this world has problems on certain levels with the power of the ego over others. I'm here to reach people and show them how things can be done better. Unfortunately, the police profession has been perverted. Also in Germany, where I live. This is a problem that needs healing.
The problem with cops are there fucking egos and it’s only getting worst. This man wasn’t hostile nor did he commit a crime and yet dumbshit Cardova tried to play games with him and told him that he’s cutting into his lunch break like the citizen was at fault. Dude the departments seriously need to get rid of these guys and replace them with cops who protect the oath that the swore to uphold. I was once wore a badge and it’s gotten much worst.
@@leo29hornsfan I agree with Proctor, except for one thing. He obviously is irritated and the cop is fishing, maybe not to charge Proctor with additional violations, but definitely ended up being a battle of the egos. At one point the cop said he'd give him his stuff, if he just said he was ok. Proctor should have just said "I'm fine" and it'd have been done. No he didn't owe him anything and it's not even necessary, but saying "I'm fine" doesn't violate his rights and ends the engagement. To battle something as simply as that (albeit unnecessary) was his only fault.
@@TalkToTheHand97 Yep, looks like you weren't paying attention. Proctor directly asks the officer @11:10 "What do I need to do for you to hand me my documents and we can be on our way?". The officer answered "Say that you're ok.". Direct answer to Proctor's direct question. The simple words "I'm fine" would have ended it, which is my point. The smartest people exorcise their rights with common sense mixed throughout. The irritation and ego battle got in the way of adding a small bit of common sense. Does he have to answer it? No. Does it hurt him to say "I'm fine? No. Would it have ended the engagement? Yes.
"Hey there sir, this isnt a parking spot, could you please move your car?" "Oh, sorry about that." "No problem, have a good day" its actually that simple, but i guess simple is too easy for cops
Yes that would've ended it, and that's fine. The points of this video though are: 1) that in this situation on that property, the cop had no right to cite him, which means his authority is the same as your average person walking by and saying "this isn't a parking spot, could you please move your car?", which, a reasonable person may do. But 2) It's not illegal to be an asshole, or to be short with somebody, or to be silent with somebody. If someone is an asshole in general, they don't need to bow to a cop and pretend they're not an asshole. We shouldn't live in fear of being arrested or worse when being "grumpy" when interacting with a cop. It's not illegal to be an asshole. Granted, I would've been the nice guy and this would've been a 2 minute stop, but we need to change the way we all view cops and the extent of their power and actual purpose.
@@stpatty3310 I agree with you it's not illegal to be an asshole, but people can make interactions less of a headache for both parties. The guy is allowed to be snarky and short like he was, and the officer clearly started taking it personally (which he was 100% wrong for), but this could've been a 2min interaction if both of them didn't have their head up their own ass. Overall, I'd put the onus more on the officer though because his job is to de-escalate, which he did the exact opposite of.
He starts with, "Mr Procter... if that is your _real_ name," while holding the man's ID." Keep earning that hate, one civilian at a time, there, Mr Cordova, if that is your real name.
I don't agree with that at all. The guy has an obvious issue with the police . The officer was very generous and chill . A bad cop would have ripped that dude out and made up a bullshit reason to do so .
@@AW-rx2sj wtf that’s not ok you can’t just give thousands of people the power to attack someone’s social media or your committing the very thing you sought to destroy harassment
@@triggeredplaysyt976 having an issue with police and being hostile are completely different , the police officer is a bad cop , he should've just done his job and been done but he got butt hurt like always
Definitely something to admire. He clearly has a very strong control over his emotions. Didn’t waiver or break once; just calmly asserted himself and easily maneuvered through this officer’s trick questions & bullshit. Easy work for Mac.
@Anon For Decentralized web to curb big tech power not all cops are bad heaven forbid I need one some day but a lot of them overstep their bounds and from what ive seen most of them don't have an understanding of the laws they're supposed to uphold there's too many videos out there of cops hastling someone for doing something that's not even illegal siting laws that don't exist or bending their meaning to exercise power they don't really have as bad as ignorance and arrogance are when combined it multiplies when it's handed a gun and badge
Kept calling him bro constantly too. In NH people do not tale that shit well. You start calling a guy bro a bunch in new Hampshire or maine you have a good chance of getting punched. Bro or guy, anything like that is considered hostile.
The cop was literally doing everything he could to get a rise out of him. He was trying to manufacture a response out of him in order to create an excuse to escalate the situation. Mr. Cordova IS one of these bad apples. And he got caught being one.
And it was over a parking ticket. With a composed guy. With a white vs black guy. With a camera sitting there. With a bag of take out sitting on the passenger seat. Remove all those points and look out. This deserves a serious "wtf".
These tactics are so manipulative & I detest the tactics. The tactics to get the citizen to give up unnecessary personal information are annoying, accusatory & aggressive attempts to provoke the guy, by trying to put him on the defensive... for doing nothing. But he doesn't bite. 🎉 Great example for all of us.
He hits the nail on the head when he talks about the cop simply wanting to display power. It’s infuriating how much pride some of these cops have and how fragile their egos are.
@@elmitudou because it is not a cop’s job to continue to prod after someone has invoked their 5th amendment right and is not suspected of a crime. The officer didn’t like that the civilian didn’t want to answer his questions, so he wanted to assert his power to make the citizen do what he wanted, namely answer his questions.
Yeah, but he was also displaying power here too, meanwhile, he was losing money because he was in the middle of doing deliveries. I’m sure that because he was picking up the order, he probably got a violation on the delivery app
But the cops still issued him a parking ticket. And we do not know if he fought it in court or just paid the fee, because time is money and clearly this guy is super busy and always in a hurry for some reasons as a youtuber it is well known that they have a very right schedule.
@@dolphin082 he didn't give him a ticket though. The guy asked for the ticket and the cop went back to his car and radioed for a traffic cop to bring a cite-book, then gave the driver his license and registration back before the traffic cop arrived.
Toomany Francis is correct with jurisdiction. I live in San Mateo County. Mr Proctor is in San Mateo County, not San Francisco County. The officer was not within his jurisdiction. Go across the freeway to the airport where your jurisdiction is.
@@dolphin082 "always in a hurry for some reasons" He has a right to be in a hurry. Lol He has a job to do and the cop was harrassing him by detaining him longer than necessary because he was on a power trip.
I love when he has to explain that another officer is coming to the scene with a fucking citation book to find out if in fact he can somehow ticket this man just trying to do his fucking job and get home safely. But I guess it's only important for cops to get home safely. I got a bigger chance of getting killed by a cop than driving through the worst areas of Chicago.
Cops are trained in high conflict situations as well as in routine tasks. It is literally their job. They are expected to be able to deal with people professionally in ALL situations. Being a jerk, regardless of the demeanor of the person he is dealing with, shows a complete inability to fulfil the requirements of the job. If he was a checkout operator and behaved that way to a customer, he would have been fired on the spot. Not knowing that he has no jurisdiction to issue a fine in a private car park is just incompetence. His best course of action if he realised his mistake during the stop, would have been to say, "Thank you, sir", hand back the documents, and wish the gentleman a good day.
They all do it. You can't give some kid power over others and expect them to wield it justly. Not gonna happen. Police are repulsive. They are NOT there to serve the people EVER. They are they to serve the government\, get a paycheck, and feel powerful by abusing the power that they don't deserve to have in the first place.
The officer noticed the camera. If that wasn't there, Lord knows how this would have went. Driving with cameras for our cars are as important as driving with a license!!
Definitely important for many reasons, even just for car crashes. But especially for discrepancies in tickets or police encounters. I support good police and cooperate with all law enforcement when encountering them, but now drive with a dash cam that records speed and GPS coordinates after being issued a speeding ticket and losing the case when I went to court and showed the GPS tracking app on my phone that showed my top speed at the time. Judge looked at my screenshot from the app that showed speed time and location but disregarded it when he asked about if I had my speedometer calibrated before or after the traffic stop and when I said no he said guilty judgment for the plaintiff. DE owes the court whatever my fine for the ticket was. (State trooper said I was going 60 in a 45. My GPS said 47 and my cars heads up display said 48). So that one sucked but I didn’t have money to pay an attorney to overlook a simple $200 traffic ticket when it costs more than that to even obtain one Unfortunately. I thought I had a good case but had never been to court before to know how it really works. Basically you answer questions and don’t get to explain things hardly, at least in my personal experience for that one case. It’s a pain especially when two more different judges might give completely different rulings on the exact same case with the exact same evidence provided etc.
@@lawnboy81SMS Yeah I completely understand what you mean about not being able to explain yourself in court and you can only answer the questions the judge asks you. You have to request permission to make a quick statement immediately after they ask you the first question. Just say " Your honor may I please make a brief statement after I answer this question?", and that will create the dialogue your looking for. Just a theory. They have so many cases everyday, it's become an automated script to them.
At this point, the cop was intentionally antagonizing him, hoping to draw a reaction that could escalate things. That is both, dangerous and infuriating.
He knew he couldn't do anything so he wanted to say "I gave you a break" and when the driver didn't fall all over himself thanking the officer for being such a gracious and infinitely merciful god cop, the officer was pissed.
I predict that one day in the future, this unprofessional and power hungry officer will subject a citizen who IS mentally unstable, to this type of blatant, and intentional harassment, and ... that unstable person will ruin the officer's day, or worse yet; end the officer's life.
@@markspencer9743 That is possible and they will tell us how he was such a wonderful hero. What is incredible is how someone can be so oblivious to the person they are that may bring that on one day. Strange world we live in. Money and/or power can be so evil.
every time i’ve seen a citizen plead the fifth, the cop continues to berate them and ask them even more questions. you can really tell these people have never been told “no” in their life.
The guy in the car could've just gone on about his business but he wanted to film this. I hate cops and i could tell the cop just wanted him to submit. At some point it's easier just to say no im fine and the cop wouldve koved on
@@antonyduhamel1166 Its a "habit" that they shoot and kill people "so often". To be "fair" that doesn't make it okay does it? He went thru training for a reason and if he can't even remember his training and what to say then he shouldn't of been given a badge and a gun to begin with.
@@antonyduhamel1166 Eh? Force of habit has seen the deaths of many people detained by police in the disunited states of America. What's fair about that? The officer is an unprofessional person and a professional idiot.
This was my observation as well, if they’re blocking traffic he’s adding to that and prolonging it. Plus he was way out of line being on private property, now if the property Owner wanted to pursue him he could but it would be a waste of time since there’s no signs or markings saying no parking. You know damn well if there’s an accident in a private parking lot and you call the police they refuse to do anything, they will create no paper trail, and they’ll leave it up to you and the other person to sort out because they don’t have jurisdiction for one, and two they don’t want to go through the paperwork and potential court hearings...
hahaha reminds me of the Louis CK bit. Explorers arrive in North America: "Hey, this is India right?" Native Americans: "Nope." Explorers: "What? You're not Indians?" Native Americans: "Nope. Totally different place." Explorers: "..... nahhhh you're Indians!" for hundreds of years later
"Why are you so angry?" "Why you so hostile?" Cops act like getting stopped should be the highlight of a person's day. Oops, there's a person that doesn't want to do the happy dance.
@@delayed_control "Exactly," and yet we're expected to honor, 🙏 respect and have confidence in law enforcement officers when stopped? -- This video clearly demonstrates the unbridled insanity 😳 of many officers, paid with our tax dollars to "serve and protect." -- It's always been more like "prey upon & terrorize," leaving citizens with the onus of fighting 😢 for justice from "their victimization" from the abuse of the law via "the authority" wielded by police officers. SMDH... so much of the law enforcement in America 🇺🇸 is utterly nothing more than a business of extortion.
The only grounds the cop had to question this person's mental state was a 'prolonged period of anger and irritability'. But that's hardly surprising, and it's what you tend to get, if a cop spends a long time angering and irritating someone. I would give him a Z rather than an F, kick him out of the police force and start civil proceedings. It's frightening to think people like this are employed as police officers and let loose on the public.
It's gotten - literally - to the point where simply NOt TALKING is seen by cops as a hostile act. So, if you talk, you will pay for it with arrest or beatings, and if you are silent, the same will happen. We are supposed to give them everything they want - total obedience, without any questions, let them push us around, violate our privacy, or 4th amendment rights, 1st amendment rights, allow ourselves to be physically abused, humiliated, never try to document any interactions, and - on top of all of that, to smile and chat with as though we were their wind-up dolls and punching bags - to cheerfully smile and satisfy them by stroking their egos, as though we were their property: I think the term is "cheerful submission." A society where this is EXPECTED of its citizens is called a "Fascist State" - and rightfully so. We must act as though we ENJOY (and expect) being bullied and abused, for fear of being bullied and abused worse, or killed. THIS HAS TO STOP! MY GOD! How can they be surprised when someone cracks and starts killing cops? There are too many of them, too many of them are corrupt, cowards, and bullies, and they are FAR TOO MILITARIZED. When they are throwing Phosphorous Grenades into baby's cribs in the WRONG HOUSE, shooting the very people who called them for help, killing children, (I know, the "good" get punished with the "bad" - but if the "good" would refuse to support, excuse, or stand up for the "bad," we would know which was which, and this is one way they protect each other). A dog that is always beaten and abused by one person will eventually snap, and attack him. Free citizens deserve to be treated at least as well as dogs.
Thats general lumping of a group of people, or a comment that indicates stereotyping a group of people, RACISM but i think its just what your accustomed to with your police in your area, but thats not the case with others cops or areas, until you seen it all hiw can you place judgement
This is the calmest guy I’ve ever seen. The officer trying to gaslight him and use his, “Mental Health” against him is disgusting and a real threat when that statement holds so much power, such as probable cause that he is a danger to himself, which he is NOT but that is the threat.
Calm? He was confrontational. There are some people who wouldn't hesitate to pop him in the face for his snarky tone. The cop was a nuisance and an insecure man, but the guy driving was irritable and grumpy. Had I been the cop, I probably would have pulled him through the window by his collar.
@@LuxeprivaeMedia yeah interesting aspect about assumption on the term of taxpayer/s (are taxes legal in the usa?-rethoric) weeell: how about taxes on wage/s? ;) :> :>
@@LuxeprivaeMedia How do you know he isn't a taxpayer, people so quick to switch the Narrative of the situation at hand. Taxpayer or not the cop still an asshole.
The first phrase: “No, Officer” is appropriate and perfectly fine. The second is an admission of guilt. Guilt of being parked, which just might be illegal. If you are sitting at the controls of a readily operable motor vehicle, you are not “parked.” You are “standing.”
Whenever they ask me if I know why they stopped me, I always say, "Officer, with all due respect, how would I know what's going on inside your head? For all I know, you might think I'm an escaped serial killer." That doesn't earn me any friends, but it's just such a stupid question I can't help it.
Think you solved this one buddy, open and shut. Most likely psyched himself up before aswell, looked in the mirror saying "you're a warrior, now go be one, take your maffakka spot back" *Enters discount Kermit impression*
Good on this man for treating the officer nicely and politely. The officer's unawareness and hyper-insecurity clouded him from completing his work and not projecting external issues on the gentleman.
This officer is the type of person that gets dumped and still asks 3 years later if the relationship is still over. To this day, this officer is still asking if Mr. Proctor is okay.
I'm arresting you on the grounds of I'm thirsty and I want you to be my drinking buddy you have the right to a 2 drink minimum, tabs on me :)) I'm just a cop having a normal one today
Hehe, maybe we're all reading the officer wrong, he's just lonely. "I'm detaining you through my lunch hour, and you WILL give me your opinion on Marvel vs. DC!"
That cop was asking the driver if he was okay when clearly the officer may suffer from schizophrenia. He delayed his own lunch break but acted as though it was the driver who was delaying his break. Its Scary that someone who may have split personalities has a gun and badge.
he like "i get paid either way" ive heard like 4 or 5 other cops say that on video, like its a passive aggressive phrase they teach in the academy or something
@@edmundmcquincy5464 dumbass cuda been havin lunch had not try to dominate the citizen. Personally ive had a few encounters, very few like under 5, where im pulled over with a gf or in one case wife and the cop goes out of his way to put me down in front gf. Humiliate is better description. Not knowing my rights i allowed the asshole to believe he was the alpha of situation. And by bowing to their power trips i got off with warnings. Cept one young punk babyface wrote me an illegal ticket which my insurance agent suggested i write the state police an actual bill for wasting my time, when i was within the law! She didnt know what i did part time though. Probably wudn have given that advice had she known..
They are not allowed to manipulate how we feel, assume why we feel, and tell us we have no right to feel our own feelings!!! We have the RIGHT to be angry at them or our situation like normal human beings!!!
In the UK, we call that "angling" ... as the cop is throwing bait out there to see if he gets a bite to haul a fish ashore! And I think that cop wanted a reason to search Proctor's car to justify a civil forfeiture of chatel goods or property!
@@Tarantio1983, at least local to me in the US, one definition of trolling is throwing a fishing line behind the boat while moving between locations, maybe getting a bite. As far as I know, it is where internet trolling got its name.
Nope even him having a temper isn't enough to justify arrest, I watched a lady scream at a cop because her kids were walking around in her back seat , she never even had to get out of the car , just a ticket and on her way
It is a common tactic to get people to talk and admit further crimes. A disgusting by product of awarding police departments more money for arrests. Low level offenders will end up talking and make their cases impossible to win but anyone with a bit of knowledge won't talk and then they have a chance of winning at trial so the DA throws out their case to keep their super high 90%+ conviction rate.
Nope this Cop was trying to hem the guy up. Charge him with something or even arrest him. It should have ended the 1st 3-5 minutes. I commend the guy for not answering any questions.
Might be that the cop chose the job because he got a helper complex and kept being treated as a creep for that, so he sought a position of power that would allow him to force it on others.
I think the driver is really well handled. My heart rate went through the roof when the officer said “I could do this all day” and I immediately felt that we’re dealing with a bad cop here
@@6StimuL84 Regardless he should have been free to go within minutes of the stop. The Cop prolonged the stop to try to get information from the man when it wasn't needed. Plus the man was leaving so he had to stay parked there.
@@kurtwetzel154 Cop falsely imprisoned him in treason of the 4th and 5th and committed deprivation of rights under the color of law. Each re a capital felony..... Duh, he should have never stopped him.
"Whoa!! Where did that come from? Are you ok? You wouldn't have happened to have done any drugs recently have you? Because you are acting really aggressive right now."
That cop is such a spineless manlet that I bet the K9 calls the shots. Prime example of a condition known as 'pp-2-smol-itis', which can often be terminal.
It’s seriously disgusting that they can waste their own jobs and continually do stupid stuff like this… 😓😵💫😒 Like wth??? This is what they want in their departments? Really?!
No, but breaking a window without legal justification is malicious destruction of property. If the cop needs (I don't care what he WANTS) for me to get out of the car, just say so. Otherwise, lowering the window 1” is adequate to pass documents out and in.
The fact that this cop was out of his jurisdiction, harassing this guy in the parking lot, shows that he has nothing better to do. All the problems of crime in San Francisco and this is what they’re worried about?
Motorists rarely fight back.... Criminals do. Besides which there's no money in investigating true crime, but they can always hit the motorist in the pocket. High time that police reforms were forced. The public has the numbers, it's time they put those numbers to good use.
@@mikedon5205 ...what? No-one said people don't get harassed in Russia. They're just (objectively and correctly) stating that this cop harassed this guy. Because he did.
I think he should've said that he does not want to answer the cop's question. He kept asking if he needed to answer the cop's question. What he did was inquisitive rather than declarative, until the last part.
@@outlaw26aow61 umm yeah a private Security Officer with the K-9 unit of the Police Department 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ WOW what rock did you just climb out from under?
Sorry, but you are the one that just climbed out from under a rock. All cops are private security officers. None of them abide by the United States Constitution, nor have they taken the proper oath of office to satisfy the sixth article of the Constitution. Therefore they have no authority, except in their private corporate capacity. They have no business even speaking to an American that does not get a paycheck from, or is a dependent of the U.S. corporate alledged government. The problem is that they do not understand where their authority ends!
Officer Cordoba: "I'm not the one acting this way." This officer is a dysfunctional person, and is dangerous to be about demanding obedience where none is required.
Both of the individuals are morons. Maybe a private citizen could have been the guy that asked the guy to stop blocking full access to the private property parking lots accessibility. And maybe the guy gets smart with that other private citizen and that turns into a simple battery or something worst. Maybe just don’t leave your car sitting I the road even if it’s a private parking lot it’s just common courtesy to park your car in a actual spot. Because shit happens and your car could be blocking a ambulance or a fire truck. I wish common sense was still common in the world.
@@underSTATEDexcellence he didn't really do anything wrong while he was not parked in a designated spot he was parked out of the way not blocking anything if you would actually watch the video you would see that He's a delivery Courier sounds like you delivering food it's quite common for us to park in non conformal but out-of-the-way spots in order to do our job when we park it is for a couple of minutes not a couple of hours and most places do not have a problem with this the cop was a pure dick head it's that simple there is no they were both morons he did nothing wrong he did nothing illegal the cop did everything illegal the stop was illegal the detainment was illegal and the masturbating all over a private citizen was illegal the cop did absolutely nothing right
There’s a police shortage. They get who they can. In NJ there are radio commercials for state police who do get paid 6 figures. Police are all about pay and pensions.
in my country ,before you become an officer,you'll need to study 4 years criminology, pass an entrance exam to be a candidate do another years of training till you graduate and do more internship before you become a full pledge police officer😅
Ya in Cal you only have to do like 6 months at the police academy and the only requirements are a GED or high school diploma. So basically we have a lot of children and boomers protecting us. Hahaha
A cop stopped me when I entrance the freeway at 10:15 pm when I got off from work. For no reason and he insisted I was under the influence of something AND I WASN'T never have. And he kept looking inside my car for something and HE WAS THE ONE UNDER THE INFLUENCE looking for more. He let me go cuz he doesn't have any reason to hold me I was freaked out. Told my husband and the sad thing is that they wil believe him not me.
"Isn't the sheriff supposed to be courageous, loyal, and above all, honest?... I think you people need a new sheriff." ― Monco, "For a Few Dollars More"
And if Proctor had said that to call him out on it, officer Cordova would've considered it an escalation and reason to take some kind of unreasonable action
I am getting a dashcam now . I was severely harrassed by a cop on the last day of the month here in Tennessee. Makes me wonder why I moved to this sorry state.
No cares given about wasting our taxes or harassing people. Personally if police escalate situations themselves, how do they expect "cooperation", by extortion?
Seems like some bullshit quota to me (excuse my language) Honestly why do departments have quotas for tickets, it’s such a strange thing. It seems in the name of profit rather than the order and good of society.
Cops don't have to follow the law so they can block the spot all day like the officer said. He could do it all day. Every day. I wish he'd park off a short cliff.
Just how did the officer " seriously regret" pulling this guy over? Seems to me, the officer successfully harassed this guy for a length of time keeping him from his business. This was not a win.
Yeah, super clickbaity title but still a pretty Informative video. Was worth the watch, despite being clickbaited.. I'd give this video an A- despite the F in accurately titling the video
@@joeywood3759 I'd give it a D. By now, everyone ought to know not to talk to the police. It would've been more informative to know that sueing an officer for their bond is the only way to get meaningful action.
That piece of shit was instigating the entire time.... These are the cops we don't want on the force. He's looking for an arrest to get a promotion. This is what happens when arrests that lead to conviction are the driving force for promotion. And the DA is now our VP..... Form your own opinions.
No he wasn’t. He was just looking for slight “validation,” an answer to his question. It was clearly a battle of wills. The driver was determined not to give the cop any recognition or validation whatsoever. The cop was butt hurt because his perceived authority was being largely ignored. He was looking for an “out” because this guy had clearly called his bluff and was willing to accept a ticket - which the cop knew he couldn’t write because there was no violation. But the guy was not giving him him this out, not giving him the “yes, officer I’m fine” which would have immediately ended it. So this cop didn’t know HOW to end this AND save face. Eventually he had no choice, so he just gave up and handed the guy his papers back. So I think the assertion that he was looking for this guy to lose his temper is 100% wrong. This cop was a wet noodle who wanted to make his little point (which of course he was wrong about) and then move on with his day. He in no way expected someone to react like this... so he didn’t know how to handle it and gracefully move on. The thing is, there was no “graceful” ending to this, because this guy was not going to back down and give the cop even the slightest validation.
@@joeterp5615 That's my take on the situation too. The officer was throwing his weight around because he wanted obeisance and validation, which this guy was clearly not in the mood to tolerate. But things being what they are in the US, we can't rule out "angling for an arrest".
So, police stating that he is illegally parked but then instead of moving him from the illegal area proceeds to say that they can stay there ALL DAY... In the illegally parked area mind you. Unreal.
Not really illegally parked even. Just not parked in a designated parking spot. Add to that the officer is outside his Jurisdiction and attempting to give a Citation on Private property.
The officer "i can stand here all day" shows exactly his intentions. Intimidation, retaliation, harrassment, and unconstitutionally prolonging a traffic stop. This stop was potentially hours longer than it should have been. The scotus has ruled even 90 seconds is too long an extension on a traffic stop. These cops with their "why dont you like me?" Attitudes need to be fired with prejudice. Thats not an attitude that can be trained out.
I think they get off on making people jump through their asinine hoops: bullying them into answering pointless questions, basically extorting "respect" or deference. They act like it is illegal to not kiss their asses, and they need to learn that is bullshit.
"I can stand here all day" turned into "cutting into my lunch break" and "I'm just checking to see if you're alright", nah dude you already let slip your intentions and when he didn't take the bait you got butthurt. Fragile egos like his don't need to be interacting with the public in any authority.
@@Carl_Frank yes. Extorting respect and deferrence. "You didnt answer my question. Im detaining you. You have to answer my question." Wed demand a protection order against anyone else who pulled that shit.
@@rd9669 Im ahead of the curve. Act 60 in Peurto Rico; a US territory, allows me the ability to be free of the IRS and state taxation .... Hallelujah! and I get to keep 95.5% of what my labors reap!
So the cop could just tell him to leave. The man was exercising his rights as a civilian and the fact that this is uncommon is the real twilight zone anomaly.
Thanks for the update. My step-dad was an officer/deputy sheriff, jailer for a while, so I kinda know a few ins and outs, and no body cam during an interaction is a big no-no as far as I'm aware
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dang you're 6 hours early
yeah wow i guess he's first
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This cop reminds me of the people who ask you why you're mad, even if you aren't, until your mad about them.
is it because he is actually one of those people
A cop said I was extremely nervous even though I wasn't. And then started asking me if I had drugs. Despite telling him I am straight edge and always have been. Cops love starting shit 🙄
Manipulation. Ignorance.
Provocation with reason to arrest, never get mad just be happy to receive the fine. Laugh on your way out!
That was exactly his intent. This officer was very clearly attempting to escalate the situation. Why, I'm not sure. But that's definitely what he was doing.
The cop is a real piece of work. This could have easily been resolved by "would you please move your vehicle" and that would have been it.
Very true. But this should have been pursued by the driver. It would not be difficult to find out who that punk cop is.
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There was no illegal parking violation occurring, Officer Cordova was just flexing his power over the driver. Even if he had politely asked the driver to move on he would have been overstepping his authority. While on duty the officer represents the police force for which he is a part of. Simple requests unrelated to his job while in uniform would fall under Color of Authority Laws. The presence of his uniform would unfairly influence a citizen to change his actions via intimidation/ power of an individual.
@@scarletbegonias2359 Nothing illegal about pointing out that the space is not a parking spot and politely suggesting that he moves. The violation becomes a violation when the cop expresses authority without having the right to do so and wrongfully detaining the driver. It's a breach of protocol.
When I give you an order that's expressing authority.
When I ask you a favor or suggest you do something that's just a request. You don't need to comply.
When he said "I could've been having lunch right now".. Like, yeah dude?
Officer Cordoba.”I can stand here all day” Nothing like seeing our tax dollars put to good use.
@Pol Pot 2024 nah he will just bring out a folding chair and sit there lmao
@Pol Pot 2024 can I ask why your name is what it is? I’m just curious.
“ I can stand here all day “. ‘ But it’s my lunch time’ You can hear his stomach rumbling 🤣🤣🤣
He was a captain america wannabe 🤣
So was the cop fired?
I love how you can see the traffic flowing in the background while the cop claims he's obstructing traffic
Actually, because of the nature of the illegal detainment, the officer is obstructing traffic.
Great point. It required all this because it was such a big deal and the cop just prolonged the situation that was such a big deal. It reminds me of my kids who complain about a chore taking too long, only to tantrum longer than the chore.
That officer is LONELY
I’m buying a dash cam just for the off chance this guy will do all my lawyer work for free
Just watch out! Some of these videos take a few years to get on his radar :P
In the disclaimer at the beginning it says to not take legal advice from him and he's not a lawyer but he does seem like he could make a good lawyer
I was gifted a cheap dashcam years ago. Make sure to get a 2-lens setup that can face both forward and toward the driver.
Besides the occasional suction-cup failure, I never thought much about it until recently. Got pulled over while picking my brother up one evening. Cops were obviously making up a story to why they stopped me at a house, saying security at the closed salon store across the street called them and reported my car, despite the (state) police having pulled up seconds after me- no time for the observe/report/respond events they claimed. They kept trying to convince me they could search my car. "Don't talk to cops" is good for not incriminating yourself, but not great at making them stop.
Probably 30 minutes into the hassle, I remembered the cam tucked behind my rearview and started giving it glances to check that it was capturing. Current cop at the window walked away and they huddled for a minute, then came back with a different attitude and told me to go.
@@GlueC crazy how common that is, police reform and proper training is very much needed
@@IskateUphill In all honesty, the reason he seems so good at this is that he is just looking at it from the perspective of the LAW. So much of interacting with police is about dancing around their perception of the interaction they feel they are entitled to.
The cop is hella overcompensating. He claims he wants to give the guy a break, but then he stretches it out for so long because he was waiting for the dude to bow down to him. Actual degenerate.
They earn the hate in a daily basis. Never trust a cop.
He wanted to get his ego sucked off.
@@cpttusktooth7859 it's called being a bootlicker
He says he wants to give him a break but what he is really saying is that he didn't have the ability to give him a citation, as evident by the fact that he had to call someone else in to provide the citation book needed to give tickets. This guy just saw on opportunity to harrass someone and jumped on it. This is a prime example of why officers need to be held responsible for breaking laws themselves. Would put a stop to this stuff real quick.
@@Perun.Tha.Unvaxxd that's what you call a civilian who stands up for cops who are obviously corrupted. 🤦 Not a bad cop. Cop is the one wearing the boots.
That cop did an outstanding job of taking every opportunity to try and escalate the situation. So skilful!
By the book police work right there
😆For real tho literally😆
Absolutely.
Since private property parking is not protected by federal or state law; if I were the officer I would have parked my patrol car in Mr. Proctor’s living room.
Isn’t it also convenient that the video started AFTER initial contact was made. We do not know that the officer did not say to this guy “hey dude this ain’t a parking spot you got to go.” We only see Mr. Proctor being extremely defiant and disrespectful to the officer.
Mr. Proctor “F” for being a terrible human being.
Police Officer “A+” for keeping your sidearm holstered.
@@19stacymoore ????
This guy isn't a cop because he wants to help other people, he's a cop because he's a narcissist and wants to exert his dominance on other people. Unfortunately, you see that with many police officers these days.
Agreed 100%
concur, 100%
Cop may have been on a power trip but he clearly did not want to give the guy a ticket. the Driver asked to be written up. If the cop just told him to move, the driver would just do it again later.
@@silkandstones5964
I haven't watched TV or news for over 20 years because I know it's brainwashing. I know that my attitude towards reality attracts exactly these experiences. But I'm also interested in people and that's why I watch real videos on RUclips. I know that at the core every human being is divine and receives my unconditional love, but I also see that this world has problems on certain levels with the power of the ego over others. I'm here to reach people and show them how things can be done better. Unfortunately, the police profession has been perverted. Also in Germany, where I live. This is a problem that needs healing.
Banger!
Girlfriend: How was your day sweety?
Me now: Do I need to answer any of your questions?
How has that worked out
@@nameless3073 You can't make him answer that! ; p
@@nameless3073 do i have to answer any of your questions?
@@nameless3073 I think he died lmao
I swear to god if @Okay doesn't come answer @name less by saying "Do I need to answer any of your questions?" then I don't wanna be here anymore.
I came here to watch a police officer get the uno reverse card, but I ended up finishing law school!
Lol!!!
🤣
please be serious lol
lmao!!!
I forwarded through that
This man didn’t give up a single ounce of himself that was not required.
The problem with cops are there fucking egos and it’s only getting worst. This man wasn’t hostile nor did he commit a crime and yet dumbshit Cardova tried to play games with him and told him that he’s cutting into his lunch break like the citizen was at fault. Dude the departments seriously need to get rid of these guys and replace them with cops who protect the oath that the swore to uphold. I was once wore a badge and it’s gotten much worst.
@@leo29hornsfan I agree with Proctor, except for one thing. He obviously is irritated and the cop is fishing, maybe not to charge Proctor with additional violations, but definitely ended up being a battle of the egos. At one point the cop said he'd give him his stuff, if he just said he was ok. Proctor should have just said "I'm fine" and it'd have been done. No he didn't owe him anything and it's not even necessary, but saying "I'm fine" doesn't violate his rights and ends the engagement. To battle something as simply as that (albeit unnecessary) was his only fault.
@@leo29hornsfan And Cordova gets paid 129,111 a year. I assume he’s paid to pry into citizens lives to goad them into doing something enticing.
@@Ruffneck101 Did we just watch the same video?
@@TalkToTheHand97 Yep, looks like you weren't paying attention. Proctor directly asks the officer @11:10 "What do I need to do for you to hand me my documents and we can be on our way?". The officer answered "Say that you're ok.". Direct answer to Proctor's direct question. The simple words "I'm fine" would have ended it, which is my point. The smartest people exorcise their rights with common sense mixed throughout. The irritation and ego battle got in the way of adding a small bit of common sense. Does he have to answer it? No. Does it hurt him to say "I'm fine? No. Would it have ended the engagement? Yes.
"Hey there sir, this isnt a parking spot, could you please move your car?"
"Oh, sorry about that."
"No problem, have a good day"
its actually that simple, but i guess simple is too easy for cops
Yes that would've ended it, and that's fine. The points of this video though are:
1) that in this situation on that property, the cop had no right to cite him, which means his authority is the same as your average person walking by and saying "this isn't a parking spot, could you please move your car?", which, a reasonable person may do. But
2) It's not illegal to be an asshole, or to be short with somebody, or to be silent with somebody. If someone is an asshole in general, they don't need to bow to a cop and pretend they're not an asshole. We shouldn't live in fear of being arrested or worse when being "grumpy" when interacting with a cop. It's not illegal to be an asshole.
Granted, I would've been the nice guy and this would've been a 2 minute stop, but we need to change the way we all view cops and the extent of their power and actual purpose.
Exactly!
@@stpatty3310 oh yeah i def agree, the cop was def in the wrong the entire time.
@@stpatty3310 I agree with you it's not illegal to be an asshole, but people can make interactions less of a headache for both parties. The guy is allowed to be snarky and short like he was, and the officer clearly started taking it personally (which he was 100% wrong for), but this could've been a 2min interaction if both of them didn't have their head up their own ass. Overall, I'd put the onus more on the officer though because his job is to de-escalate, which he did the exact opposite of.
The police officer had NO RIGHT to speak to him period.
He starts with, "Mr Procter... if that is your _real_ name," while holding the man's ID."
Keep earning that hate, one civilian at a time, there, Mr Cordova, if that is your real name.
he said “and that is a nice name”
@@samuelwhiting2265,
We both got it wrong.
He says, "That is your _last_ name..."
His patronizing sarcasm put a wrong word in my ear.
Complete douche. If Cordoba wanted to toss Mr. Proctor's salad, he should've just come out and said it.
I distinctly heard him say, "Oh, pardon me, Santos, if that is your real name, Bart Simpson".
Beautiful
This officer's de-escalation techniques are the equivalent of a younger sibling incessantly poking you and then asking why you're getting angry
Thats so damn accurate it actually hurts to think about it
Why people no longer trust them. They're full of crap, and violate the same rights they are supposed to be protecting.
Stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself... 👊
In a word, incitement.
The porcine go-to tactic.
@@bink aye 😂
"We don't normally get people hostile"
Not only is he a bad cop, he's also a bad liar.
I don't agree with that at all. The guy has an obvious issue with the police . The officer was very generous and chill . A bad cop would have ripped that dude out and made up a bullshit reason to do so .
@@AW-rx2sj wtf that’s not ok you can’t just give thousands of people the power to attack someone’s social media or your committing the very thing you sought to destroy harassment
@@triggeredplaysyt976 having an issue with police and being hostile are completely different , the police officer is a bad cop , he should've just done his job and been done but he got butt hurt like always
@@AW-rx2sj Dude, what is wrong with you? The officer didn't have the best tact but that doesn't justify doxing him.
@@triggeredplaysyt976 you live in lala land
Dude, I'm not gonna lie; the stoic, headstrong attitude of the guy in the car got me a little enchanted.
bro ur a poet
Me too. I was feeling some Mel Gibson energy.
Definitely something to admire. He clearly has a very strong control over his emotions. Didn’t waiver or break once; just calmly asserted himself and easily maneuvered through this officer’s trick questions & bullshit. Easy work for Mac.
He's an interesting guy
Yeah, he got that cop all in his feelings. It seemed like he was half a second from asking "why don't you like me?" 😂
“Usually we don’t get people hostile”
You’re a cop bro.
I came here to comment about that lol
@@richardhinton4232 I consider this the highest form of RUclips flattery :-)
We already have marshals. We already have elected sherrifs and deputies and private security. We don't need cops. They're a waste of resources.
@Anon For Decentralized web to curb big tech power not all cops are bad heaven forbid I need one some day but a lot of them overstep their bounds and from what ive seen most of them don't have an understanding of the laws they're supposed to uphold there's too many videos out there of cops hastling someone for doing something that's not even illegal siting laws that don't exist or bending their meaning to exercise power they don't really have as bad as ignorance and arrogance are when combined it multiplies when it's handed a gun and badge
Kept calling him bro constantly too. In NH people do not tale that shit well. You start calling a guy bro a bunch in new Hampshire or maine you have a good chance of getting punched. Bro or guy, anything like that is considered hostile.
The officer was intentionally trying to escalate the situation.
Or just couldn’t let it end with him having to take a hit on his ego.
Getting emotionally involved is the number one way to not be competent to de escalate. This cops feelings were hurtinggg lmaooooo
@@brandib2821 yup this is the number 1 thing cops fail at by becoming emotionally attached to incidents.
Oh yeah, he was trolling hard.
No he wasn't
The cop was literally doing everything he could to get a rise out of him. He was trying to manufacture a response out of him in order to create an excuse to escalate the situation. Mr. Cordova IS one of these bad apples. And he got caught being one.
And will he be held accountable? Unlikely. 😡
Bad apples? Lmao. The entire root is rotten.
And it was over a parking ticket. With a composed guy. With a white vs black guy. With a camera sitting there. With a bag of take out sitting on the passenger seat.
Remove all those points and look out.
This deserves a serious "wtf".
Not one of the, just an apple. They're all like that.
Couldn't have said it better.
These tactics are so manipulative & I detest the tactics.
The tactics to get the citizen to give up unnecessary personal information are annoying, accusatory & aggressive attempts to provoke the guy, by trying to put him on the defensive... for doing nothing.
But he doesn't bite. 🎉 Great example for all of us.
He hits the nail on the head when he talks about the cop simply wanting to display power. It’s infuriating how much pride some of these cops have and how fragile their egos are.
That clay man has no power anywhere.
how did he 'want to display power'? he was asking the guy questions and concerned for his wellbeing.
I quit believing mr proctor when he said he was inside for only 2 minutes. I know of no place that gets you in and out in 2 minutes
@@elmitudou because it is not a cop’s job to continue to prod after someone has invoked their 5th amendment right and is not suspected of a crime. The officer didn’t like that the civilian didn’t want to answer his questions, so he wanted to assert his power to make the citizen do what he wanted, namely answer his questions.
Yeah, but he was also displaying power here too, meanwhile, he was losing money because he was in the middle of doing deliveries. I’m sure that because he was picking up the order, he probably got a violation on the delivery app
“You can’t park here, you have to move, but I’m going to keep you here so I can continue harassing you.”
Precisely
"You don't have to answer my questions"
"Are you alright?"
I wonder where the officer is parked
Holding him hostage 🤷🏾♀️
Meanwhile, somewhere, a real crime is taking place.
For those of you that aren't bilingual, "I'm just trying to give you a break here" in Cop translates roughly to "I'm well outside of my jurisdiction"
But the cops still issued him a parking ticket. And we do not know if he fought it in court or just paid the fee, because time is money and clearly this guy is super busy and always in a hurry for some reasons as a youtuber it is well known that they have a very right schedule.
@@dolphin082 he didn't give him a ticket though. The guy asked for the ticket and the cop went back to his car and radioed for a traffic cop to bring a cite-book, then gave the driver his license and registration back before the traffic cop arrived.
Toomany Francis is correct with jurisdiction. I live in San Mateo County. Mr Proctor is in San Mateo County, not San Francisco County. The officer was not within his jurisdiction. Go across the freeway to the airport where your jurisdiction is.
@@dolphin082 "always in a hurry for some reasons"
He has a right to be in a hurry. Lol He has a job to do and the cop was harrassing him by detaining him longer than necessary because he was on a power trip.
I love when he has to explain that another officer is coming to the scene with a fucking citation book to find out if in fact he can somehow ticket this man just trying to do his fucking job and get home safely. But I guess it's only important for cops to get home safely. I got a bigger chance of getting killed by a cop than driving through the worst areas of Chicago.
I love how he was trying to act like he's doing him a favor because he has nothing to write him up on
😂
“I can stand here all day”
Shortly after
“This is cutting into my lunch break”
Lmao
he looks like he can skip lunch tho rotfl
Woulda been great if the driver handed him a cheeseburger and fries. Boom.
@@adammarko1992 We don't really know what was going on inside the police vehicle. But, I am assuming he had a vehicle and was not on a bicycle. ;-)
@@shirelynrosas4095 Yeah, he shoulda been on a bike.. and his lunch needed to be a powerbar lol
Bluff 2/100
“You’re blocking traffic.” Traffic is moving smoothly during video. 😆
The cop's fat ass was blocking more traffic than Mr. Proctor's car.
Its just pathetic watching an adult act this way and trying to make himself feel powerful, rather than trying to provide a public service.
Cops are trained in high conflict situations as well as in routine tasks. It is literally their job. They are expected to be able to deal with people professionally in ALL situations. Being a jerk, regardless of the demeanor of the person he is dealing with, shows a complete inability to fulfil the requirements of the job. If he was a checkout operator and behaved that way to a customer, he would have been fired on the spot.
Not knowing that he has no jurisdiction to issue a fine in a private car park is just incompetence. His best course of action if he realised his mistake during the stop, would have been to say, "Thank you, sir", hand back the documents, and wish the gentleman a good day.
So true
They all do it. You can't give some kid power over others and expect them to wield it justly. Not gonna happen. Police are repulsive. They are NOT there to serve the people EVER. They are they to serve the government\, get a paycheck, and feel powerful by abusing the power that they don't deserve to have in the first place.
its private property, he has nothing to say there..........
Truly a piece of work. What a tool!
Police academy's need to require all trainees to watch at least 24 hours of your content.
The officer noticed the camera. If that wasn't there, Lord knows how this would have went. Driving with cameras for our cars are as important as driving with a license!!
Definitely important for many reasons, even just for car crashes. But especially for discrepancies in tickets or police encounters. I support good police and cooperate with all law enforcement when encountering them, but now drive with a dash cam that records speed and GPS coordinates after being issued a speeding ticket and losing the case when I went to court and showed the GPS tracking app on my phone that showed my top speed at the time. Judge looked at my screenshot from the app that showed speed time and location but disregarded it when he asked about if I had my speedometer calibrated before or after the traffic stop and when I said no he said guilty judgment for the plaintiff. DE owes the court whatever my fine for the ticket was. (State trooper said I was going 60 in a 45. My GPS said 47 and my cars heads up display said 48). So that one sucked but I didn’t have money to pay an attorney to overlook a simple $200 traffic ticket when it costs more than that to even obtain one Unfortunately. I thought I had a good case but had never been to court before to know how it really works. Basically you answer questions and don’t get to explain things hardly, at least in my personal experience for that one case. It’s a pain especially when two more different judges might give completely different rulings on the exact same case with the exact same evidence provided etc.
@@lawnboy81SMS Yeah I completely understand what you mean about not being able to explain yourself in court and you can only answer the questions the judge asks you. You have to request permission to make a quick statement immediately after they ask you the first question. Just say " Your honor may I please make a brief statement after I answer this question?", and that will create the dialogue your looking for. Just a theory. They have so many cases everyday, it's become an automated script to them.
The camera can also be used as proof against you as can cell phone records. So, be sure not to incriminate yourself.
It's a shame it came to that. There is no hope for humanity
At this point, the cop was intentionally antagonizing him, hoping to draw a reaction that could escalate things. That is both, dangerous and infuriating.
That is exactly what they do. They want to bring on some kind of reaction they could then escalate the situation with.
He knew he couldn't do anything so he wanted to say "I gave you a break" and when the driver didn't fall all over himself thanking the officer for being such a gracious and infinitely merciful god cop, the officer was pissed.
I predict that one day in the future, this unprofessional and power hungry officer will subject a citizen who IS mentally unstable, to this type of blatant, and intentional harassment, and ...
that unstable person will ruin the officer's day, or worse yet; end the officer's life.
@@markspencer9743 That is possible and they will tell us how he was such a wonderful hero. What is incredible is how someone can be so oblivious to the person they are that may bring that on one day. Strange world we live in. Money and/or power can be so evil.
Glaring example of a cop using his authority improperly. WHAT Recourse do we as citizens have about this???
every time i’ve seen a citizen plead the fifth, the cop continues to berate them and ask them even more questions. you can really tell these people have never been told “no” in their life.
@@SenDiego 60 year old man type joke
@@SenDiego😂😂😂good one
And 20 year old women
@@SenDiegoscary that they probably are told no by women and won't accept that either
@@SenDiego😂🎉🎉🎉🎉
im still waiting for the "Seriously Regrets It" part
The channel gave him a SCARYYYY F! OooOooo seriously 😂 that clickbaity ass title is hilarious
@@S1aughtahyouBootlicker
One of these two men exuded power and confidence. The other man was a police officer.
😂😂
well played
😂😂 well said
The guy in the car could've just gone on about his business but he wanted to film this. I hate cops and i could tell the cop just wanted him to submit. At some point it's easier just to say no im fine and the cop wouldve koved on
Confidence is very unreliable and irrelevant after you get shot 10 times.
"Do you know why I stopped you?"
"You didn't stop me."
Exactly! Complete lack of any logic thinking skills and pure demonstration of abusive handling of wearing a badge.
@@garysmith7760 To be fair "do you know why I stopped you?" is said by cops so often, it was probably just force of habit.
@@antonyduhamel1166, Nothing fair about it...just pure abuse.
@@antonyduhamel1166 Its a "habit" that they shoot and kill people "so often". To be "fair" that doesn't make it okay does it?
He went thru training for a reason and if he can't even remember his training and what to say then he shouldn't of been given a badge and a gun to begin with.
@@antonyduhamel1166 Eh? Force of habit has seen the deaths of many people detained by police in the disunited states of America. What's fair about that? The officer is an unprofessional person and a professional idiot.
"U mad bro?"
"No"
"That's what a mad person would say"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He didn't say he was fine though
what are they supposed to say “yes”?
Drumstick, your RUclips user account image looks very familiar. lol.
Well done, sir. He was clearly being a bully and you wouldn't give him an inch.
"You're not allowed to park here"
"May I leave?"
"No"
"Then I have to park here."
OMG, laughing out of my tear...
This was my observation as well, if they’re blocking traffic he’s adding to that and prolonging it. Plus he was way out of line being on private property, now if the property Owner wanted to pursue him he could but it would be a waste of time since there’s no signs or markings saying no parking. You know damn well if there’s an accident in a private parking lot and you call the police they refuse to do anything, they will create no paper trail, and they’ll leave it up to you and the other person to sort out because they don’t have jurisdiction for one, and two they don’t want to go through the paperwork and potential court hearings...
...well, that about covers it!! ☝🏽💜
Says it all!!
🤣
"I'm not saying this guy is Officer Cordova, but this guy is Officer Cordova."
hahaha reminds me of the Louis CK bit.
Explorers arrive in North America: "Hey, this is India right?"
Native Americans: "Nope."
Explorers: "What? You're not Indians?"
Native Americans: "Nope. Totally different place."
Explorers: "..... nahhhh you're Indians!" for hundreds of years later
Lmao geek
Aha! It's ACTUALLY his colombian-british-american doppelganger, Calvin Corduroy!
It was him
I can say with 100% certainty that this guy is probably him.
"Why are you so angry?" "Why you so hostile?" Cops act like getting stopped should be the highlight of a person's day. Oops, there's a person that doesn't want to do the happy dance.
This is so true. I hate this
These are precisely the questions a gaslighting psychopath would ask their victim.
@@delayed_control "Exactly," and yet we're expected to honor, 🙏 respect and have confidence in law enforcement officers when stopped? -- This video clearly demonstrates the unbridled insanity 😳 of many officers, paid with our tax dollars to "serve and protect." -- It's always been more like "prey upon & terrorize," leaving citizens with the onus of fighting 😢 for justice from "their victimization" from the abuse of the law via "the authority" wielded by police officers. SMDH... so much of the law enforcement in America 🇺🇸 is utterly nothing more than a business of extortion.
The only grounds the cop had to question this person's mental state was a 'prolonged period of anger and irritability'. But that's hardly surprising, and it's what you tend to get, if a cop spends a long time angering and irritating someone. I would give him a Z rather than an F, kick him out of the police force and start civil proceedings. It's frightening to think people like this are employed as police officers and let loose on the public.
It's gotten - literally - to the point where simply NOt TALKING is seen by cops as a hostile act. So, if you talk, you will pay for it with arrest or beatings, and if you are silent, the same will happen.
We are supposed to give them everything they want - total obedience, without any questions, let them push us around, violate our privacy, or 4th amendment rights, 1st amendment rights, allow ourselves to be physically abused, humiliated, never try to document any interactions, and - on top of all of that, to smile and chat with as though we were their wind-up dolls and punching bags - to cheerfully smile and satisfy them by stroking their egos, as though we were their property: I think the term is "cheerful submission."
A society where this is EXPECTED of its citizens is called a "Fascist State" - and rightfully so.
We must act as though we ENJOY (and expect) being bullied and abused, for fear of being bullied and abused worse, or killed.
THIS HAS TO STOP! MY GOD! How can they be surprised when someone cracks and starts killing cops?
There are too many of them, too many of them are corrupt, cowards, and bullies, and they are FAR TOO MILITARIZED. When they are throwing Phosphorous Grenades into baby's cribs in the WRONG HOUSE, shooting the very people who called them for help, killing children,
(I know, the "good" get punished with the "bad" - but if the "good" would refuse to support, excuse, or stand up for the "bad," we would know which was which, and this is one way they protect each other).
A dog that is always beaten and abused by one person will eventually snap, and attack him. Free citizens deserve to be treated at least as well as dogs.
"Are you ok?"
"You are displaying your power"
Yes and how was it?
@@bizznick444joe7pathetic.
Usual cop trigger, not cowering in fear to their power
Ego, they don’t stroke their ego. Cops have no power but what the public gives them.
Thats general lumping of a group of people, or a comment that indicates stereotyping a group of people, RACISM but i think its just what your accustomed to with your police in your area, but thats not the case with others cops or areas, until you seen it all hiw can you place judgement
@@joedyer5486 Have you seen enough to accuse "RACISM"?
"onecarloscordovaortega" the pigs instagram. Have fun.
@@joedyer5486 police officers aren’t a race
"This is cutting into my lunchtime" then why did you detain him in the first place😂😂😂
He was parked where the officer usually parks 😁
He feeds on power trips and seeing others bow to his will.
😅😅Well you said we could this all day so get your lunch and come back.....you might be happier once you filled that big belly on taxpayers money.
Implying he needs more lunchtime XD
It’s 😂😂😆
This is the calmest guy I’ve ever seen. The officer trying to gaslight him and use his, “Mental Health” against him is disgusting and a real threat when that statement holds so much power, such as probable cause that he is a danger to himself, which he is NOT but that is the threat.
Nah, the guy is obviously on edge. I wouldn't trust him for a bit.
@@aaaeratlarge7083 no YOU'RE on edge！！！
Calm? He was confrontational. There are some people who wouldn't hesitate to pop him in the face for his snarky tone. The cop was a nuisance and an insecure man, but the guy driving was irritable and grumpy. Had I been the cop, I probably would have pulled him through the window by his collar.
@@RobbieStacks90 thank god psychopaths like you aren't allowed to be cops then
@@RobbieStacks90 🤣 you must live a sheltered life if you really believe that.
And I'm sure you would. 🥴😂
Parking fines for delivery people: the height of government arrogance and extortion.
"I can stand here all day, get paid either way." Is probably the worst thing you could say as a public employee speaking to a taxpayer
With an outrageous pension
how do you know he's a taxpayer? people throw the term taxpayer around as if they actually know what that means.
@@LuxeprivaeMedia yeah interesting aspect about assumption on the term of taxpayer/s (are taxes legal in the usa?-rethoric) weeell: how about taxes on wage/s? ;) :> :>
@@LuxeprivaeMedia How do you know he isn't a taxpayer, people so quick to switch the Narrative of the situation at hand. Taxpayer or not the cop still an asshole.
@@LuxeprivaeMedia anybody who has bought something has paid taxes.
"do you know why I stopped you?"
"no officer, I was parked."
epic dab 🤟
The first phrase: “No, Officer” is appropriate and perfectly fine. The second is an admission of guilt. Guilt of being parked, which just might be illegal.
If you are sitting at the controls of a readily operable motor vehicle, you are not “parked.” You are “standing.”
Mista been
@@hkelly1623 "no officer, I stopped myself" then lol
Whenever they ask me if I know why they stopped me, I always say, "Officer, with all due respect, how would I know what's going on inside your head? For all I know, you might think I'm an escaped serial killer." That doesn't earn me any friends, but it's just such a stupid question I can't help it.
I'd almost put money on the reason for the stop being he was parked in the cop's regular spot.
Mans was trynna get his take out order too 🤣
Think you solved this one buddy, open and shut. Most likely psyched himself up before aswell, looked in the mirror saying "you're a warrior, now go be one, take your maffakka spot back" *Enters discount Kermit impression*
Heehee yX-D!
Now, if we could get everyone on the same page an agree 👍that you nailed it, which I think you did.
Maybe the restaurant will put up a sign noticing customers whose parking space it is.
Good on this man for treating the officer nicely and politely. The officer's unawareness and hyper-insecurity clouded him from completing his work and not projecting external issues on the gentleman.
“You dont have to talk to me.” Then continues to repeatedly question him to the point were anybody would get annoyed
Harassment.
100% harassment
“You dont have to talk to me.” -> Roll up window and play music
@@Bumi-90 lmao that would be funny af the beta cop would've got so triggered.
@@gajeelshadowirondragonslay7278 perhaps but the guy was 100% a dick
This officer is the type of person that gets dumped and still asks 3 years later if the relationship is still over. To this day, this officer is still asking if Mr. Proctor is okay.
Hahaha... that's hilarious
That's funny
🤣🤣🤣
Policeman kind. Man unkind, hostile, stressed.
Cop: You can’t park here.
Mr. Proctor: Can I leave then?
Cop: Only if you have lunch with me first.
I'm arresting you on the grounds of I'm thirsty and I want you to be my drinking buddy you have the right to a 2 drink minimum, tabs on me :)) I'm just a cop having a normal one today
@@RickJaeger id vote to give him the chair
Lucas Ford Lol :D
🤣🤣🤣
Hehe, maybe we're all reading the officer wrong, he's just lonely.
"I'm detaining you through my lunch hour, and you WILL give me your opinion on Marvel vs. DC!"
Policeman has no friends...He just wanted someone to talk to..
"Am i free to leave?"
"No. Would you like to leave?"
What do you think einstein
He already told him the answer but he asks the question 3 mins afterwards.
Right? You don't get put on traffic duty because you're a brilliant detective...
Why can't we love this comment and those like them? Asking for us all.
That's what I was thinking all along lolol the cop got confused because he played himself lolol and realized how his approach was idiotic!
@Ian Battles
Most officers start out on traffic duty. Some of them get demoted *back to* traffic duty on their way out!!!!
Cop: "I can do this all day dude."
Also Cop: "dude bruh dude c'mon dude he's cutting into my lunch time dude."
What a joke of a cop.
That cop was asking the driver if he was okay when clearly the officer may suffer from schizophrenia.
He delayed his own lunch break but acted as though it was the driver who was delaying his break.
Its Scary that someone who may have split personalities has a gun and badge.
the cop just sounds like that person who is so much of a bitch that you go out of your way to avoid them
@@Righteous628 You sound like you don't know much about mental health.
@@Relytxz When were you released you troll.
Donut patrol
YOU DON'T HAVE TO TALK TO ME BUT I'M GONNA PROLONG THE DETAINMENT UNLESS YOU DO
Too many stops happen that way. That's not a good thing.
Cheers from France! 🍻
he like "i get paid either way"
ive heard like 4 or 5 other cops say that on video, like its a passive aggressive phrase they teach in the academy or something
@@edmundmcquincy5464 dumbass cuda been havin lunch had not try to dominate the citizen. Personally ive had a few encounters, very few like under 5, where im pulled over with a gf or in one case wife and the cop goes out of his way to put me down in front gf. Humiliate is better description. Not knowing my rights i allowed the asshole to believe he was the alpha of situation. And by bowing to their power trips i got off with warnings. Cept one young punk babyface wrote me an illegal ticket which my insurance agent suggested i write the state police an actual bill for wasting my time, when i was within the law! She didnt know what i did part time though. Probably wudn have given that advice had she known..
"onecarloscordovaortega" the pigs instagram. Have fun.
You want small talk? Sure I will talk to you about the weather. Hot out today? I do not have any sort of useful information... y'all know that right?
They are not allowed to manipulate how we feel, assume why we feel, and tell us we have no right to feel our own feelings!!! We have the RIGHT to be angry at them or our situation like normal human beings!!!
Need to mind their own business
Its honestly shocking that so many police officers don’t even know what is or isn’t legal
They do, their ego’s don’t
Not when you realize American cops get less training than plumbers 💀
@@SethMacLeod95 Doubt it, they hire low intelligence drones on purpose.
@hypoflipzy1157 even less traning than it takes to get a barber license
@@hypoflipzy1157less than an elementary teacher, less than a construction vehicle operator, less than almost anything
It's scary how upset an cop can become when they don't receive blind compliance.
a bla bla bla destroy their meaning to be the smart ones in fantasycoating
@John lmao. Sounds like someone's a little snowflake.
"Oh God every cop is mean and hostile if you don't comply" lmao what do expect duh!
You can literally hear his brain short-circuiting. I was surprised there wasn't any smoke coming out of his ears.
They simply have learned to be strict with people; there's little respect for them anymore.
@@GroundhogKim boy you rocking a Ukraine flag with the Gadsden overlayed. You might want to sit this one out until you figure out yourself first 😂
He was taking Cordova’s lunchtime parking space. That’s why he initiated contact.
yup
I don't usually trust people with 2 first names, but you are 100% right. Probably goes to the same takeaway shop too.
Big facts.
Yeah Robert, well spotted !!
Bingo! That's how small minded this clown is!
As soon as the cop said, "I can stand here all day" the lawyer knew he had him, lol.
No. No a cop cannot detain you for longer then necessary.
"I can stand here all day"
5 min later
"You're cutting into my lunch time 😭😭😭"
:))))
Time for donuts..🤣🤣🤣
He looks like 1
i would have looked at him from toe to head and then said, youll be fine.
@@lazzerbassdrop8585 offered him donut if had any, but plain cuz piggy needs be on diet
The cop was trolling him to lose his temper and justify an arrest.
In the UK, we call that "angling" ...
as the cop is throwing bait out there to see if he gets a bite to haul a fish ashore!
And I think that cop wanted a reason to search Proctor's car to justify a civil forfeiture of chatel goods or property!
@@Tarantio1983, at least local to me in the US, one definition of trolling is throwing a fishing line behind the boat while moving between locations, maybe getting a bite. As far as I know, it is where internet trolling got its name.
haha...it's actually the reverse. The driver's bored indifference really blew the officer's mind and he didn't know what to do.
That explains why cops are suspicious of anyone recording their vehicles.
Nope even him having a temper isn't enough to justify arrest, I watched a lady scream at a cop because her kids were walking around in her back seat , she never even had to get out of the car , just a ticket and on her way
“I’m trying to help you.” No dude, you aren’t trying to help. Your harassing a guy over nothing and threatening to take money from him.
It is a common tactic to get people to talk and admit further crimes. A disgusting by product of awarding police departments more money for arrests. Low level offenders will end up talking and make their cases impossible to win but anyone with a bit of knowledge won't talk and then they have a chance of winning at trial so the DA throws out their case to keep their super high 90%+ conviction rate.
Nope this Cop was trying to hem the guy up. Charge him with something or even arrest him. It should have ended the 1st 3-5 minutes. I commend the guy for not answering any questions.
Might be that the cop chose the job because he got a helper complex and kept being treated as a creep for that, so he sought a position of power that would allow him to force it on others.
@@Dowlphin spot on and hilarious.
@Cade Davis Unecessarily keeping people from going about their day, and asking them stupid fucking questions, is the definition of harassment.
I need to carry cigarettes in my car for this specific purpose.
I think the driver is really well handled. My heart rate went through the roof when the officer said “I could do this all day” and I immediately felt that we’re dealing with a bad cop here
Mr. Proctor was playing chess with Policeman Cordova's mind and won the "game."
Well we stay here all day
@Google Account NO he was not moron...What part of the cop had ZERO authority to be there enforcing parking don't you comprehend ignoramus?
@@6StimuL84 Regardless he should have been free to go within minutes of the stop. The Cop prolonged the stop to try to get information from the man when it wasn't needed. Plus the man was leaving so he had to stay parked there.
@@kurtwetzel154 Cop falsely imprisoned him in treason of the 4th and 5th and committed deprivation of rights under the color of law. Each re a capital felony..... Duh, he should have never stopped him.
"Is there something wrong?"..... "Yes, I'm being harassed by an idiot"
Who is this cop the happy police
Police are Taught Procedure NOT the Law..Interpretation leads to LAWSUITS. Probably WHY that State is SOOO BROKE!
whos who?
"onecarloscordovaortega" the pigs instagram. Have fun.
"Whoa!! Where did that come from? Are you ok? You wouldn't have happened to have done any drugs recently have you? Because you are acting really aggressive right now."
This was an absolute role reversal. The dude is ordering commands and the cop is having an anxiety attack.
😂😂😂😂😂
That cop is such a spineless manlet that I bet the K9 calls the shots. Prime example of a condition known as 'pp-2-smol-itis', which can often be terminal.
@@squishyblanketits always permanent unless you hop on gear or get an enlargement surgery lol
Of course that dude thinks he has privilege. Typical behavior from people like him.
No you don’t have to answer my questions. Then continues to ask questions expecting a different response
Yet further example of earning the hate.
I LOVE how the officer detains and keeps him in the parking space, for being in the parking space. 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 lovely comment
Obviously it wasn't the officers concern.
He just wanted to abuse his power.
yeah he said he is impeding traffic. and then immediately says "we can be here all day". Wow, such a douche.
It’s seriously disgusting that they can waste their own jobs and continually do stupid stuff like this… 😓😵💫😒 Like wth??? This is what they want in their departments? Really?!
It was never really about the parking space for that nutter ^^
The irony. Keeping a vehicle in a spot for 16 minutes, for a claim he hadn't moved his car in 2 minutes.
That festers bored cops.
If you chew gum wrong they will find a reason. Also never roll your window down more than 1”.
An inch might be a little low but never bigger than your body can fit through because they WILL pull u out the window haha
@@Alldonepainting window wont stop them.
No, but breaking a window without legal justification is malicious destruction of property.
If the cop needs (I don't care what he WANTS) for me to get out of the car, just say so. Otherwise, lowering the window 1” is adequate to pass documents out and in.
"You're blocking traffic, so we're going to sit right here until it all gets sorted out." Nice one, officer C.
You forgot the letters, "...unt."
@@tempsitch5632 🤣🤣🤣 yes I did. Thank you for the accurate correction.👍🏻
I noticed that too. A really stupid thing for the cop to say.
@@tempsitch5632 i thought you meant he put "il" instead of "until". Spent more time figuring out what you meant than I care to admit
The fact that this cop was out of his jurisdiction, harassing this guy in the parking lot, shows that he has nothing better to do. All the problems of crime in San Francisco and this is what they’re worried about?
Motorists rarely fight back.... Criminals do. Besides which there's no money in investigating true crime, but they can always hit the motorist in the pocket. High time that police reforms were forced. The public has the numbers, it's time they put those numbers to good use.
You just explained exactly why he did this: He's too cowardly to deal with the real crimes, so this is how he wastes his time.
Try going to Moscow and give the same response to police there and then you'll see what harassment is 😂
@@mikedon5205 ...what? No-one said people don't get harassed in Russia. They're just (objectively and correctly) stating that this cop harassed this guy. Because he did.
@andrewsparkes6275 wait let me get my violin 😆
The fact that proctor really double triple quadrupled quintupled down on saying nothing. That’s wild. His patience is absurd.
Bro he stuck through it never even flinched by the end Officer Cordova was actually malding
This is exactly now you handle a situation like this. Once finally let go you go file a proper complaint with the department or an agency above. 👍🏼
Like to see karma bite the idiot hitler
Amazing how calm he looked on the outside.
I think he should've said that he does not want to answer the cop's question.
He kept asking if he needed to answer the cop's question. What he did was inquisitive rather than declarative, until the last part.
The Cop wanted to give him"a break" because he knew he was 1) out of his jurisdiction
2) had no legal reason to stop him or issue a ticket!
He didn't even have a ticket book to write one with😀🤭
The cop is private security! The owner of the lot has the final say! The cop is the emissary of the lot owner.
@@outlaw26aow61
Didn't watch or listen to the video at all did you??
@@outlaw26aow61 umm yeah a private Security Officer with the K-9 unit of the Police Department 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ WOW what rock did you just climb out from under?
Sorry, but you are the one that just climbed out from under a rock. All cops are private security officers. None of them abide by the United States Constitution, nor have they taken the proper oath of office to satisfy the sixth article of the Constitution. Therefore they have no authority, except in their private corporate capacity. They have no business even speaking to an American that does not get a paycheck from, or is a dependent of the U.S. corporate alledged government. The problem is that they do not understand where their authority ends!
THIS IS WHY WE ALL NEED CAMERAS TO PROTECT OURSELVES!!!
Several, apparently 😮
Officer Cordoba: "I'm not the one acting this way." This officer is a dysfunctional person, and is dangerous to be about demanding obedience where none is required.
Especially with a gun
Both of the individuals are morons. Maybe a private citizen could have been the guy that asked the guy to stop blocking full access to the private property parking lots accessibility. And maybe the guy gets smart with that other private citizen and that turns into a simple battery or something worst. Maybe just don’t leave your car sitting I the road even if it’s a private parking lot it’s just common courtesy to park your car in a actual spot. Because shit happens and your car could be blocking a ambulance or a fire truck. I wish common sense was still common in the world.
@@underSTATEDexcellence he didn't really do anything wrong while he was not parked in a designated spot he was parked out of the way not blocking anything if you would actually watch the video you would see that
He's a delivery Courier sounds like you delivering food it's quite common for us to park in non conformal but out-of-the-way spots in order to do our job when we park it is for a couple of minutes not a couple of hours and most places do not have a problem with this the cop was a pure dick head it's that simple there is no they were both morons he did nothing wrong he did nothing illegal the cop did everything illegal the stop was illegal the detainment was illegal and the masturbating all over a private citizen was illegal the cop did absolutely nothing right
@@underSTATEDexcellence it is a spot, your dense as hell
It's scary to think he has a gun on him.
This is a prime example of why you can't issue a gun and a badge to just anyone who has a high school diploma and a driver's license.
I agree, police officers should go through a gruelling selection process and make 6 figures.
wait what?
There’s a police shortage. They get who they can. In NJ there are radio commercials for state police who do get paid 6 figures. Police are all about pay and pensions.
in my country ,before you become an officer,you'll need to study 4 years criminology, pass an entrance exam to be a candidate do another years of training till you graduate and do more internship before you become a full pledge police officer😅
@@thebluefus wonder why there is a police shortage.
Did they really dress that child up as an officer and allowed him on the streets with a gun and power???
They do that A LOT lol.
Ya in Cal you only have to do like 6 months at the police academy and the only requirements are a GED or high school diploma. So basically we have a lot of children and boomers protecting us. Hahaha
I think they just hired him to walk the dog...
@@slosubies4845 : Then he got lost in the parking lot.
Ahh the decisions that are made on our behalf. Aren't they just wonderful
The look on the driver's face was hilarious. He was obviously over the bs.
I love how it went from: "I can do this all day." to "You're cuttin into my lunch time."
Ha, that's a great point
Cop pulls me over and tells me I'm wasting his time. Wtf
Yet he was the one wasting a person's time for nothing!
Looks like that cop could afford to skip a few meals, if you catch my drift...
Also, he supposedly called somebody over to write him a ticket, but I guess that was a bluff since he let the driver go...
He couldn't get him with anything else, so he tried to pull the mental health angle. What a creep.
Trivializing mental health issues like this helps perpetrate stigma and shaming.
@@codacreator6162 Yep.
A cop stopped me when I entrance the freeway at 10:15 pm when I got off from work. For no reason and he insisted I was under the influence of something AND I WASN'T never have. And he kept looking inside my car for something and HE WAS THE ONE UNDER THE INFLUENCE looking for more. He let me go cuz he doesn't have any reason to hold me I was freaked out. Told my husband and the sad thing is that they wil believe him not me.
@@14rosykistnerusa45 how could you tell he was under the influence, im on your side like have acab tattooed on me, but just curiois
As if they don't regularly assault/arrest/kill people with mental illness.
“This is taking time off my lunchtime” What happened to i can stand here all day
"Isn't the sheriff supposed to be courageous, loyal, and above all, honest?... I think you people need a new sheriff."
― Monco, "For a Few Dollars More"
Lol
WOW! I missed that , Thank You for pointing that out.
I would have been hilarious if the driver would have pulled out food and started eating in front of the officer.
And if Proctor had said that to call him out on it, officer Cordova would've considered it an escalation and reason to take some kind of unreasonable action
I am getting a dashcam now . I was severely harrassed by a cop on the last day of the month here in Tennessee. Makes me wonder why I moved to this sorry state.
I've had several problems with police in Tn. Judicial system I had to deal with was terrible,also. They didn't even view the proof.
When that cop said "I can stand here all day, I still get paid" that's a dead give away
And then later says “I could be on lunch right now”
No cares given about wasting our taxes or harassing people. Personally if police escalate situations themselves, how do they expect "cooperation", by extortion?
I can do this all day some captain
@@jdslater1 He looks like he should skip lunch.
Seems like some bullshit quota to me (excuse my language)
Honestly why do departments have quotas for tickets, it’s such a strange thing. It seems in the name of profit rather than the order and good of society.
"You can't park here!" Proceeds to keep him 45 minutes
While parked behind him
I would like to pick up his food and deliver it to him cold and soggy
Cops don't have to follow the law so they can block the spot all day like the officer said. He could do it all day. Every day. I wish he'd park off a short cliff.
His food is cold now too
Just how did the officer " seriously regret" pulling this guy over?
Seems to me, the officer successfully harassed this guy for a length of time keeping him from his business. This was not a win.
That's what I noticed as well lmao he didn't give two shits about what he did
Yeah, super clickbaity title but still a pretty Informative video. Was worth the watch, despite being clickbaited.. I'd give this video an A- despite the F in accurately titling the video
@@joeywood3759 I'd give it a D. By now, everyone ought to know not to talk to the police. It would've been more informative to know that sueing an officer for their bond is the only way to get meaningful action.
@@sageofold1633 that's a fair point lol I'll concede 2 letter grades for a C-
maybe because 13 million people have seen what a petty tyrant he is
He burning a cigarette. Love it lol 😂
imagine all his police reports he’s filed with “hostile” written in them
I've noticed uncooperative is code for not giving them your information to run.
So strange. It's almost like the officer was offended that he wasnt being nice to him, lol.
Looks like no one has ever been nice to him
Yeah their egos are big and they want you to talk to them like an obedient little puppy.
The cop was just waiting for him to lose his temper. A small indication of anger and that guy would have been arrested. Respect the guy's calmness
If that would’ve happened he would’ve got paid
That piece of shit was instigating the entire time.... These are the cops we don't want on the force. He's looking for an arrest to get a promotion. This is what happens when arrests that lead to conviction are the driving force for promotion. And the DA is now our VP..... Form your own opinions.
No he wasn’t. He was just looking for slight “validation,” an answer to his question. It was clearly a battle of wills. The driver was determined not to give the cop any recognition or validation whatsoever. The cop was butt hurt because his perceived authority was being largely ignored. He was looking for an “out” because this guy had clearly called his bluff and was willing to accept a ticket - which the cop knew he couldn’t write because there was no violation. But the guy was not giving him him this out, not giving him the “yes, officer I’m fine” which would have immediately ended it. So this cop didn’t know HOW to end this AND save face. Eventually he had no choice, so he just gave up and handed the guy his papers back. So I think the assertion that he was looking for this guy to lose his temper is 100% wrong. This cop was a wet noodle who wanted to make his little point (which of course he was wrong about) and then move on with his day. He in no way expected someone to react like this... so he didn’t know how to handle it and gracefully move on. The thing is, there was no “graceful” ending to this, because this guy was not going to back down and give the cop even the slightest validation.
@@joeterp5615 ok
@@joeterp5615 That's my take on the situation too. The officer was throwing his weight around because he wanted obeisance and validation, which this guy was clearly not in the mood to tolerate.
But things being what they are in the US, we can't rule out "angling for an arrest".
I felt that when he lit up the cigarette, you know buddy was just trying to keep his mind as clear as he could
So, police stating that he is illegally parked but then instead of moving him from the illegal area proceeds to say that they can stay there ALL DAY... In the illegally parked area mind you. Unreal.
Not really illegally parked even. Just not parked in a designated parking spot. Add to that the officer is outside his Jurisdiction and attempting to give a Citation on Private property.
Load of crap.
@@SternLX you don't quite comprehend what the word "jurisdiction" means.
@@I_dont_give_a_care Okay Millennial.
@@I_dont_give_a_care he’s still right😂😂😂 he’s on private property
The officer "i can stand here all day" shows exactly his intentions. Intimidation, retaliation, harrassment, and unconstitutionally prolonging a traffic stop. This stop was potentially hours longer than it should have been. The scotus has ruled even 90 seconds is too long an extension on a traffic stop.
These cops with their "why dont you like me?" Attitudes need to be fired with prejudice. Thats not an attitude that can be trained out.
He talks like my middleschool/elementary school teachers :((
Especially with the assumption that when they don't like you, it's evidence of a potential crime.
I think they get off on making people jump through their asinine hoops: bullying them into answering pointless questions, basically extorting "respect" or deference. They act like it is illegal to not kiss their asses, and they need to learn that is bullshit.
"I can stand here all day" turned into "cutting into my lunch break" and "I'm just checking to see if you're alright", nah dude you already let slip your intentions and when he didn't take the bait you got butthurt. Fragile egos like his don't need to be interacting with the public in any authority.
@@Carl_Frank yes. Extorting respect and deferrence.
"You didnt answer my question. Im detaining you. You have to answer my question."
Wed demand a protection order against anyone else who pulled that shit.
This is why “we the people” are pissed off!
Commiefornia at its core; land where the constitution is ignored daily
Amen brother.
Why do the "we the people" crowd all have goatees, sunglasses, and take their profile pics in their car?
@@wealthintruth6227 wait till you find out about Washington DC and their whole taxation without representation thing 😂
@@rd9669 Im ahead of the curve. Act 60 in Peurto Rico; a US territory, allows me the ability to be free of the IRS and state taxation .... Hallelujah! and I get to keep 95.5% of what my labors reap!
This ‘cop’ clearly has nothing better to do 🤷♀️
The cop is acting like he's a psychiatrist trying diagnose why this man doesn't want to interact with him ,for DOING NOTHING WRONG!
@@unknownunknown3368 their* belittle*
He was illegally parked though. Let fair be fair.
That cop wanted blood
@@unknownunknown3368 you want cop blood
So the cop could just tell him to leave. The man was exercising his rights as a civilian and the fact that this is uncommon is the real twilight zone anomaly.
"I'm concerned for your safety"
I was feeling pretty safe up until you walked up to be honest.
update: Officer was disciplined. He didn't have his citation book & he was not wearing his body camera.
Thanks for the update. My step-dad was an officer/deputy sheriff, jailer for a while, so I kinda know a few ins and outs, and no body cam during an interaction is a big no-no as far as I'm aware
thanks
POS cop, I'm sorry...
Just two of the many issues with this stop
@sack Omatic 😂🤣😂💀💀💀
this man is a legend