Nothing But A Money Grab? The Reality Of Police Enforcement
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2024
- In this video, we delve into the misconceptions surrounding police stops and traffic enforcement. From debunking myths about it being nothing but a money grab to emphasizing the crucial role of personal accountability, we explore why road safety matters more than ever. We unravel the truth behind the excuses and shed light on the purpose behind enforcing traffic laws.
Get ready to drive smarter, safer, and more responsibly after watching! (Well, not you, the other people who don't drive as good as you) 😎
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A crime has a victim. Who is victimized by someone driving 5mph or 5 kph over the posted speed limit.
Should cover a video (if you haven't already) of how often Canadian police use "obstruction" to every denial of their unlawful requests.
No I haven’t made that video.
@OfficerArsenault You should. Not unlike in the states when LEO's try to push "interference," the LEO's in Canada will always resort to claiming "obstruction" as a result of their unlawful directives being disregarded by informed citizens. Take the whole "occupation" in Ottawa, for instance.
First it makes me giggle that Pappy always looks disgusted when you ask him a question. Second I find more people are not following traffic laws. More people taking huge chances even in cities and towns. I guess I’m in the older generation but I find younger people have the me first attitude, or they are in a huge hurry to get to somewhere a second before you. They take too many chances with other people’s lives. Texting and apps other than maps should be disabled once you enter a vehicle. Maybe they can invent a way that a phone disables in a vehicle as soon as you pick it up.
Thanks for the input ✌🏼
I agree with you 100%
I might have fast cars, but traffic safety is paramount in my mind. There is a time and place for everything and that’s why we have tracks all over Ontario if you want to go fast and see what you and your car are capable of. It’s not really expensive either! About $350 for short DDT at Mosport and Cayuga. About twice that for the GP track at Mosport which happens to be the fastest track in North America! All great lapping days and so much fun all day affairs!! You are literally exhausted by 4pm! I love to go fast and can’t think of a better place to do it IMHO.
Please continue these great videos as I think the more you bring these things up the more ppl will be aware of their surroundings and what they actually do. Remember the definition of integrity: Doing the right thing even when no one is looking. 😎⚫️💙⚫️
I really appreciate your comments, always useful. Thank you 🙏🏼
I am from India and I really appreciate the canadian police. They are so good in taking care of communities. I also understand its not easy for cops to handle the situation and I know sometime they also tired or not in good mood. But I think atleast only one time or first time if a driver break any law like speeding or something only deriving related than there should be only one chance given with minimal ticket and 1 or 2 demerits points. I got a ticket for speeding and it was first time in my record and first time I got pulled over. I tried to explain my situation why I was going fast but in end I got speeding ticket. I am not angry but I am sad for this because now next 3 years the point stay on my license and my insurance go high. Now I am scared sometime of driving. What you think is there should be a first offence given as warning ? (Normally asking if you feel comfortable than please tell me otherwise its okay ) I appreciate for canadian cops in anyways.
I almost always gave warnings for first offence. Thank you for the input ✌🏼
"Stop getting Parking Tickets, save and spend your money on your family.. or friends.. OR BLOW IT ON USELESS THINGS LIKE I DO ALL THE TIME!"
- Officer
🤣🤣😂😜🤣😉🤣😛
For real, Officer Arsene tries so hard to give law enforcement a more friendly face.. and give we the public more than a fair chance at compliance.
Lets honour him (plus save ourselves the hassles of punishment) and be law abiding.
🙏🏾🙌🏾👍🏾
As always, I appreciate the comment and for watching. Have a great day!
I don’t cross my students in front of my bus, they’re special needs, curb side only.
If I had to cross them here in TO I’d be scared, literally. I use my lights etc because students are moving in the bus to exit and board, nobody should be passing us. But sadly it happens every day. It’s flashing like a Christmas tree.. I give up. Please stop 🛑 ✋
It’s true, happens way too often. Thank you for the input.
Traffic stops should be abolished. Unnecessary unwanted interactions...what could go wrong? Grab the tag details and send them an infraction ticket. Quit being road pirates.
You clearly don’t think that comment through, obviously no clue of the process or downside. Use your head.
The commenter’s mother must be so proud she raise a dud rule breaker.
We go by Laws, not rules.
So I'll bring police accountability into question here. There are videos of cops running at unreasonable amounts of speeds without their lights on or siren going, passing a stopped school bus on the shoulder and almost hitting a kid, and running stop signs and red lights without lights/sirens activated, where we would get huge fines and/or criminal charges, the cops get nothing. There is zero accountability for cops when they violate the law. If I go to the station to report it, I get put on a list and/or harassed if I pushed it further. I am in the U.S. and I will say that I live in a police state. We have the highest incarceration rate per capita in the world, yet they still call the U.S. "the land of the free." The reality is we're the land of the imprisoned if you ignore the propaganda.
I do agree with some of what you say, but not all. It could be different in the US but I’d certainly say we do have a lot of police oversight and accountability here. Officers are held to account, of course there are exceptions (I’ve made videos about it trying to explain it) but I’m not sure about the list and such. I appreciate the comment.
Traffic laws are clear and easy to understand. Furthermore, you are tested prior to having a permit to use a vehicle. The government uses a lot of money here in Alberta to post different highway safety act laws to make sure people know at all time and i can only assume Ontario does the same. Speed limits are clear, yet people speed and people die. Driving under the influence is clearly illegal. Yet people do it and people die. Law enforcement is just that, the enforcement of the law. If people are mad a law enforcement officers for enforcing the laws that literally keep them safe and would drastically lower the numbers of fatalities on the canadian roads ot makes as much sence as people being mad at paramedics for taking people to the hospital.
Accountability is a hard pill to swallow for those who believe to be above it.
Thank you for the well articulated response.
My nephew just received a speeding ticket and whined about it and I told him the easiest way to take the power away from the Police is to follow the law! He was speeding got tagged and maybe will learn a lesson! I would like you to do a video on the O.P.P decision to do breathalyzer tests at every Police stop in the GTA perhaps go over weather or not you can refuse the fact that people say its against their charter rights etc...
Not against but I honestly don’t think most cops want to bother with that decision at all. Seems excessive!
thats crazy a cop saying those thing o ya u do money grabs f thre blue line
Poor baby get a ticket 😂
STATE OF MICHIGAN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HOUSE FISCAL AGENCY
Recipients of traffic citation revenue include county law and local libraries, court funding units, local units of government, counties, local law enforcement agencies, the Departments of Corrections and State Police, Michigan Supreme Court agencies, civil indigent defense centers, colleges and universities, and two retirement systems.
The Legislative Retirement System is funded through court filing fees and court costs revenue (criminal and civil violations)
What your opinion of someone getting a ticket for speeding, no seat belt and being on a cell phone when the officer had done the exact same thing?
Or an officer doing over 130 in a 45 and hitting and killing somebody. Then blaming the citizen for not yielding. Testing the victims for alcohol and drugs but not the officers. Then the officer claims QI for being on a call?
Those things shouldn’t happen.
If you follow the rules police will not gonna grab your money by tickets another helping video Randall sir ❤❤
What if the accessibility spot is the only spot in the shade and you have to leave your dog or child ;)( in the car for a couple of minutes?
P.s. if I have a medical emergency while inside at least my dog stands a better chance.
1) You weren't promised ANY spot in the shade.
2) You aren't advised to leave EITHER your dog OR your child in a car unattended.
3) You may need "additional" education in "Being A GROWN Up"!
@@olatunjiajilore5345 ouch.
@@olatunjiajilore5345 I hate this world. Thank you
@@olatunjiajilore5345 I bet you're vaccinated and boosted. $20,000
Seat belt tickets are a money grab. It affects the driver only.
Yeah but it’s proven that seat belts do in fact save lives and prevent more serious injuries, so with free health care it’s a bit of a trade off.
@@OfficerArsenaultthen why are we not afforded the option to opt out of public health care? You can’t force me to have something and take away my liberty’s because of it.
I think if the passenger is 16 or over they are responsible themselves to put it and they will get the ticket, if they are younger it’s the driver responsibility
Excellent video, wise words 👏. In Pittsburgh were I live , we would call you " good people ". Keep up the good work👍
Thank you very much 🙏🏼
Money grab or not, follow the rules of the road. It's quite simple actually! 😜 I also believe the tickets for parking in a handicapped spot should be far more excessive than just $450. A couple years ago in Sauble Beach I got a ticket by a bylaw officer for having a small tent set up on the beach in the back corner away from everyone and that was $495.
I appreciate the input ✌🏼
You should have placed a tent at Mississauga Valley park instead.
No fines and a pile of garbage last time I visted
@@AnnaAnnieAnneofGreenGables no thanks
@@CerebralAssassin1977 I'm full of tips.
There is no park entry fee.
Park at Mississauga Valley Community centre
Small creek
Fishing possible
Not bad
Thank you so much, Mr. Randy, for another video. People who leave comments about 'money grabbing' directed at the officers are usually the most avid speed lovers and have always had or are having problems with law enforcement. It's better to ignore those comments; they will never stop commenting toxic remarks. There's no need to entangle your feelings with those useless comments.
Also, make sure people check the vehicle’s license plates registration renewal.
Thanks for the input!
@@OfficerArsenault we love your videos and we are here to support always
Another fantastic video officer. This information is outstanding. Keep going with these videos, you are a blessing!
Maybe a fun/interesting video topic can be the different between municipal, provincial and federal policing in Canada.
Thank you for the input!
I’ve had my full G for 14 years now? And in 14 years no tickets or fines. It’s amazing that’s the result or respectfully acknowledging the speed limited is and following the rules of the road. Do I always go the speed limit, that’s a silly question, have I mistakenly gone through a turn on red or rolled a stop sign again silly question.
It’s not hard to have a clean record you just have to be a driver who’s aware of your surroundings and not reckless. These days the cops are after the reckless drivers not the 99% good drivers.
For sure, thank you for the input.
Keep up the good work. I've been driving for 40 years and have never been pulled over.
Where is this place where 99% of the drivers are "good" drivers? I would like to live there.
Good words officer!!
Appreciate that ✌🏼
I think most people need to start thinking better and start taking responsibility for their actions, rather than blamming others who are just doing their job. Its really part of growing up.
Thanks for the input ✌🏼
Taking responsibility for what exactly? Me speeding isn’t hurting anyone. Ironic you say it’s part of growing up but you want to go running to daddy government to take care of it.
@@dontask6199 you are the perfect definition in regards to my comment. You have nothing to be proud of. You're just ignorant.
You have a safe day too Randy. I appreciate your efforts my friend. 👍🙏✌️
Thank you 🙏🏼
therres no personal accountably these days, so the cops should be the ones that hold the public accountable
I appreciate the input 👍🏼
Yes some people are dummy.. a simpleton funny. A perfect ticket for dummy .. oh god.
Who you going to call when the shit hits the fan. Don't call the cops since its a money grab. Hypocrite. You would be the first one calling for help. When your life is no the line they are like the second coming of Jesus.
I appreciate the comment