Perhaps a good video format would be to go over certain rights/laws more in depth (or even just a simple overview) and use clips from police encounters as examples. In any case, keep up the great videos!
Would the officer asking him not to get out of the vehicle be lawful as "controlling the movement of the person as an investigation is conducted" as would be during a traffic stop?
Audit the Audit So it doesn't matter that the reason they think he's going the wrong way is because the arrows that are on his property? Since it's private property, he could make a U turn arrow so nobody can enter. Could the police then issue citations for anybody that actually ends up on the property? I would think that since the markings are on private property, the cops can't enforce those markings unless the property owner says they can.
@@rayage777 well it depends on the state as far as enforcing traffic laws on private property. Some states allow only certain traffic laws to be enforce by law enforcement on private property. In Georgia cops can only write citations for Wreckless driving, DUI, and Failure to obey a traffic control device to name a few on private property. So someone driving 45 MPH on private property and the private property owner has a posted speed limit of 15 MPH could be cited for Wreckless driving not speeding.
I disagree. I think he should be able to keep his job as long as he’s required to wear a dunce hat and a muzzle for as long as he works for that police dept. It would be funny if everyone he pulled over laughed at him and drove off or called 911. Edit, his issued firearm should be confiscated and replaced with a water gun and his taser should not not be capable of producing or projecting electrical current
Drawing his firearm was definitely a fireable offense. He used the threat of death against someone who annoyed him. He going to be featured on one of these other crime channels one day. I'm going to get my gun permit soon but I already know "not to point it at anything I'm not prepared to destroy."
That cop is a walking armed time bomb. He should be forced to find another line of work. He drew his service weapon because the owner beeped the horn ?? WOW!! He's a Dangerous mental defective. That should be a red flag. He's gonna hurt someone someday.
"Please leave the property." "No you don't understand, you made me look silly so I *have* to stick around until I figure out a way to make you the bad guy here!"
This is the most stupid part. Does the officer need to know who owns every property? He knows he doesn't own it. He's being asked to leave by someone with access codes to go in and out of the property. Any moron can look at this evidence and see that they are being trespassed. This officer is too egotistical to accept that, and too stupid to see that there's no "gaining the upper hand" in this situation.
That's is such a lame attempt to excuse the blatant abuse of power and force that has become the norm in police departments. that would be the equivalent of an african american saying He refuses to cooperate with police because u get shot regardless and then goes on to name one of the hundreds of examples. Certainly police officers getting shot while in their patrols it's a tragedy, but that doesn't justify the lack of professionalism and all around morals displayed by this police officer who blatantly lied when backup arrived, he was willing to lie over such a petty argument, imagine if his ass was actually on the line. He is the very example of everything that is wrong within police departments, and here you are desperately trying to excuse his behavior. what's wrong with you?
@ congratulations your statements shows how disgusting of a human being you are 👍 wishing harm or death on others is a very sad excuse of humanity. You are much worse then the "pigs" as your feeble mind seems to call them.
Once again, the fact this officer wasn’t immediately terminated is why people don’t trust law enforcement and have an unfavorable view of modern policing.
I don't think he should be instantly fired. Definitely get documented in his personnel file! Everyone makes mistakes, it's when you don't learn from them is the problem.
That's called "police unions." Something made and supported by the same people that whine about police brutality. You can't just fire an officer because of them.
@@theplaybunnyarcade3375 Completely agree. Our society needs to tackle a system-wide reform...police unions are just one part of that. We also need to stop passing so many laws...take away the petty code stuff so the police dont have reason to jack you up. I would start with Disorderly Conduct.
@@gregdennis3523 - Pulling a gun on a motorist because they're honking their horn at you, when you're crashing on someone else's property, is more than just a mistake.
@@triciawhitstine2791 because they police theirselves. And they won’t just come out and say this officer is a tyrant and will be fired. Shoooooo. They’ve had sheriffs, and chiefs back their officers right before they get convicted of murder. They CANNOT and SHOULD NOT have the ability to police themselves. It’s DISGUSTING what law enforcement gets away with.
I'm not surprised considering it's colorado. You also have fake rambo wannabe whacker security "companies" set up by losers in jeeps that go around doing this.
He's trying to justify pulling out his service weapon as step one like a little bitch. Something he should have been shit canned immediately for after not reporting it. Disgusting
@@Clee-dv9jz Well it plays to the camera, because if they say stop resisting when they show that to a Jury it makes the Jury think you are resisting even if you are not. I have watched enough cop videos it seems they say it even if the guy isn't doing anything but letting them cuff them. What you got to say back knowing it's being recording is "I'm not resisting" and "you are hurting me" just keep repeating it when they say "stop resisting" makes it a lot harder in court for a Jury to blindly go with the officers words. In fact the Jury might side with you because why would you be saying that you are not resisting and that you are being hurt if you were not hurt.
Isn't that the type of thing that when you are 8 years old you tell your father when you want to get your older brother in trouble when playing with Tonka trucks? The property owner looked so disgusted at their behavior it was hilarious!
@@Meekerextreme you are 1000% correct. I mentor young men and we have classes every quarter to help them identify what we call them "tnt" words. We use this term because these words are specifically said into body cams in order to "blow up" any chance of future reprimand. We teach them to never act aggressively and to immediately refute these words. We tell them to actively listen. "Stop resisting or dont tense up" immediately say officer Im not resisting why are you trying to hurt me. "Do you have a gun" immediately say Officer we have talking for however long and now you are asking me for a gun but always keep your hands up because this is usually the escalation technique officers use to draw their weapons and have it documented that they felt threatened. "I smell weed" immediately respond I dont smoke weed Officer and I dont know why you would make that up. This officer says he felt like he was going to "get assaulted by this car" an obvious lie....his response should have been but you walked directly in front of the car so that doesnt really make sense Officer.
By the way, Officer Justin Henderson of the Aurora, Colorado Police Department, the officer in this video who drew his service weapon, pointed it at the Dr.'s head on his own property, and failed to properly document the incident as required by his department's policy, is currently facing a Federal lawsuit over the shooting death of a person in 2019 and was just recently (November 2021) denied Qualified Immunity as a police officer in the case. It seems Officer Jordan Henderson is woefully underqualified intellectually and emotionally to be a police officer and carry a gun. Hopefully for the safety of all law-abiding citizens who find themselves in Aurora, Colorado, Jordan Henderson will at a minimum be stripped of all authority permanently and decisively.
Not condoning what the officer did in this video but if I read the same incident you are referring to the person he shot had a machete and it was determined he was justified in the use of lethal force by the district attorney. In a channel based on facts and evidence we shouldn’t be posting propaganda that forfeits key facts in order to fit a narrative.
I love when the doc was being held at gunpoint and was ordered to stay in his car he simply said no and told him to get off his property. You can physically see his brain break at being told no.
Exactly. They need to raise the standards for becoming a police officer. Instead, they keep lowering them. So now we have a bunch of low IQ power tripping people being given a badge and a gun.
The doctor serves the community in the real sense, cops serve the community in the sense of protecting and serving the absolute fuck out of you to the point of lethal force.
Right? If he's that cowardly and that easily frightened, he has no business being a cop. And, if he's lying about being scared, and obviously is lying, than he's a hotheaded bully and has no business being a cop.
Yeah did you hear the pig at the end. he tried to assault me with my car. I'd love to see the judges reaction when he saw the video and then heard the cops say that!
Democrats are the first to cuss and disrespect our police and the first to call and complain about the slightest infraction done to you. And don’t say you don’t , I have watched your videos of BLM, Antifa to see the irony of you trying to hurt these men and women trying to burn down the police department’s calling out to defund them. But the minute one of your “Brothers” in crime shoots your child, or your mother, rapes your sister, who is the first phone call to.....all you police haters don’t call the police, leave them to people who appreciate them, and don’t want them defunded, as a matter of fact just put a big sign in your window that says ......In case of emergency call my Mayor or the devil ....whichever!
@@jnelson3458 they are the last people I'll call... LOL you're so funny... (but you got 1 like with all those wasted words...) and funny how you assume I am a Democrat... that's stupid...
The fact that this man was so focused on his charity work and the task at hand that he completely ignored the power-trippy nonsense of THREE different armed police officers while calmly delivering the constant basic message of, “Get out of the way, I’ve got stuff to do,” is GIVING ME LIFE. 🤣🧡
The stupid and confused look on that officers face conveys the reality of how much isn't going on between his ears, and really demonstrates why giving people like him a badge, a gun, and the backing authority of the state is a recipe for disaster.
I wonder if its not correlation but causation. Does having the authority, a badge, a gun, and the daily experience of people defering to a person, statisically turn them into bullies at a higher rate than other professions? Officers in most of these videos feel entitled to respect and compliance and when it is in the least bit resisted they get belligerent and vindictive.
@@suprememugwump1405 No they're bullies before. No genuine person would turn into a giant pos like this dude just cause of his job. Nah a genuine person would quit before that would happen to them.
@@suprememugwump1405 Take 20 people in a closed setting for a week, make 10 of them prisoners, and 10 of them security, and in 2 or 3 days you will have to abandon the experiment because of how quickly it gets out of hand. Give somebody power and it will change them almost every time. Fictional characters like Captain America are fictional for a reason.
“I’m not trespassing, I’m a police officer.” This is exactly how most of them feel and operate. It’s why so many of us now no longer trust law enforcement. And that number grows everyday, while thugs in uniforms continue to double down on stupid! Also, the statue regarding careless driving only applies to public roads, not private property. I can drive however I want on my property.
You couldn’t be more right. There is no longer a definitive line drawn between “citizen” and “criminal”. We are all guilty until proven innocent and at risk of having our rights violated for the most minimal of infractions. We are targeted not because we’ve committed a crime or because we are the subject of an investigation for having possibly committed a crime, but simply because we’re not cops.
@@estrange9351 congrats on correcting him. The only people that do that are intellectually inept people. The need to forefront your own grammar points to serious self esteem issues.
It should be a signal to law enforcement that the citizens of this country are becoming more and more tired of the way cops force their ego and entitlement, by the fact even though it lost a city had an proposition to remove the existing police force and replace them.
After the cop said, "I could very well cite you for careless driving if I wanted to," the doctor should've said, "And right after that, you can cite yourself for trespassing.'
When I lived in AZ, I NEVER had a traffic experience, on a State Highway, that didn't involve the Officer coming up to the driver's door with his gun drawn. Most times the Officer stood behind my driver's door with his sidearm angled at my ear. Believe me I complied with every order. I never even received a ticket. I'm pretty sure they pulled me over because they just wanted me to know who was in charge. Strangely enough after the initial gun out part the Officers behaviour was very polite. They would say some bla bla about my passenger looking like he was a " #$%&#$@$% " , " but it is Okay now buddy " and, " Be safe, we're lookin' out for your safety. Drive safe."
I didn't even think of that. Would explain everything. The only other thing I could come up with was: the doctor may sometimes serve illegal immigrants, and is at odds with police already over that (and that is why he is aware of his rights and handles the situation so well). BUT it doesn't do anything to excuse the officer's behavior. If I was the cop: explain you are there patrolling (even if it's not true), leave the property when asked to, tell the doctor to have a nice day.
If I ever had a seizure and in the medical hands of this Doctor I would feel safe Im saying for example.. there are bad doctors that screw up your records with what this doctor this kudos to him and glad he was safe
Total "THUG LIFE" . . . Say's . . . Ged Off my Property. . . cop draws his gun and says naughty words. . . . . . Thug Dr ignore's all the cop's BS and pops inside like . . . here's ma key. . YOU STILL HERE? ? ? (It would have been a killer if there was coke machine just inside the door and the Doc just popped one out and took a sip shaking his head)
@@ClotEastwood Prob would have been shot. cop was itching to make him teh bad guy 100%. Situations like that you don't really wanna be getting in your car n what not. Want to get them off and away from you because even if you are in the right. Doesn't matter if you are 6ft under.
Pigs think that way because people keep idolizing them, putting them on a pedestal, like movie stars. People coddle them, like a spoiled kid. Gotta curb that behavior. It's just a job, we all have a job.
It is NOT training. It is their mentality and attitude towards the public at large. No training will ever remove this, only accountability, the removal of qualified immunity and leadership that instills the aforementioned with real world implications as any of us would face. Period. Until then...rinse and repeat over and over.
Maybe it's just me . . .. but. . . That Dr looked a little darker skinned than the "Petrified Pig" . . .OMG. . Quick ring Mommy. . is a car a weapon Mom . . . . . . NO YOU ARE
"How do I know this is your property?" Let's just assume for the sake of argument it wasn't. That would mean this cop is working under the assumption that this guy intended to break and enter and his plan for doing so was to pull into a parking lot with a cop car sitting in it and honk at the cop before then parking right next to said cop and getting out of his car. People are stupid and nothing's impossible, but that seems pretty highly unlikely to me.
Sounds like the perfect heist to me. :P I wonder how long it actually took the officer to understand that he actually did own the property. I seriously believe he was still in that mindset after witnessing him opening the front door and walking in. It must have been JUST enough time to not follow him around back and go "You still haven't answered shown me you own the property".. Seriously xD It wouldn't surprise me if he'd actually said that. Ego-trips like his just makes common sense go out the window. Or in this case.. Stuck in a parkinglot like a deer in headlights pondering what to do.
And then swiping into the building and using the security pin pads wasn't enough of an extra clue to the dimwits that he was in fact the owner (or at least clearly authorised to be there)...? Unbelievable.
Dumb Cop his feelings was hurt and he know dsm well this Doctor ain't riding around with Deed to house to Prove shit to him this Cop harassed a good man who is helping people the Cop lost his power so he challenge the Doctor real Dum that why he didn't report it. Mis use of Power and Control I love ghe Doctor wasn't even scared Lmao 😅😂🤣
"There's signs saying "No Trespassing" - Officer - "I'm not trespassing on your property". This officer is the perfect example of a person that does NOT have the disposition to be a police officer.
An ordinary civilian who entered someone else's property and pulled a gun on them would be facing very different consequences than this cop. And sure, a police officer is more protected by the law - but this one was acting outside of what the law allows. So what's the difference.
Dude was totally startled by the horn, overreacted, and then was stuck trying to justify his reaction to himself. He exaggerated the Doctor's driving, ignoring that he'd parked on private property (blocking an exit), and basically panicked and fumbled this entire interaction. Dude looked like a spooked hare when the Doctor didn't care about a gun in his face (also notice how he neglected to include the detail that he drew his weapon on someone for "reckless driving"). Props to the Doctor for having perhaps the most civil, yet withering disdain I've seen in some time, all while a gun was pointed in his face.
@Lurklen I agree. Henderson's obvious alarm fear and gross overreaction in this situation combined with the fact that in 2019 he had to shøot and kïll somebody who attãcked him with a machete makes me think he probably has PTSD. she should be psychologically evaluated and if it turns out I'm correct he should be made to take a medical retirement and given mental health treatment if he wants it, in addition to facing charges for criminal trespass and assãult with a dêadly weãpon. instead he got suspended for a week without pay and that's it.
@@somemedic once my neighbor said "hey, your car is blocking my mailbox, could you move it?" I was so personally threatened, that I pulled out a gun and demanded he prove he owned his house.
As an update, Officer Henderson received the grand punishment of one week suspension, and was ordered to attend de-escalation training. The civil lawsuit against Officer Henderson and Aurora is ongoing, and a motion to dismiss has been denied.
ordered to attend training... we all know the chief is gonna call in some favors and get those papers signed while officer henderson is out on the streets. no training will ever be had by that guy
I was thinking the same thing. The cops that I've met where I felt they were professional were on the humble side. Just trying to do a tough job. I never give a cop a hard time if they're giving me a ticket. But I don't want to be bullied because a cop is on an ego trip.
The way they say "so you don't want the police on your property" like they are manipulating him into saying that they won't come help him in an emergency. That's so illegal.
@@csmith8503 if they are t obligated to protect individuals then what’s the point of there being cops? Why do people pay their salary if they don’t have to do anything in return
@@user-manny43 I will listen again/ I thought that I heard that he only de-holstered his sidearm. I have been the recipient in those situations. I have also had de-escalation training. Because I understand police training, I have skills to diffuse the situation. But I guess that I don't expect everyone to operate as I would. All I am trying to say is - .that courtesy and kindness goes a long way. I understand what police officers go through every day, and that all of the bad situations they go through, causes them to size up situations quickly, sometimes incorrectly. And yes, some of them can be jerks, and their aggression training doesn't help. It in a way builds up their ego as sort of a defense mechanism or even a survival mechanism. Yes. Let;s get rid of the bad ones and the dirty cops.But not the cops who are well-intended, but are having a bad day. Most cops are decent people with a very difficult job. I know that I would not want to do it. Especially in this political climate. They certainly are not perfect. But their service is vital.
@morning coffee I respect your position. I have been a Constitutional Law student for many years and I am in agreement on that position. I am just saying that from my personal position in life That I almost always attempt to treat people with dignity and kindness, using confrontation as a last resort. I have been involved in many large scale adversarial situations, and pick my battles. I'm not talking about sucking up, but rather diffusing a situation where the other party is scared. I will attempt to turn down their overreaction. There is so much outright rudeness in the world. On the other hand, if I run into a cop that attempting to shake me down on a traffic stop, for say, civil asset forfeiture when traveling, then I call my attorney immediately and minimize further discussion with the bad cop.
"He comes rolling in here like he's going to assault me with his car" These cops know EXACTLY what they're doing when they say this stuff to other officers. They want everyone on edge and more primed to defend their cop buddies. They want to escalate.
Colorsdo police don’t have qualified immunity. It was taken from them because they caused so much money to be put out for the cops violating peoples rights so their qualified immunity was taken. Now the cops have to pay out of their own pocket for their own mistakes.
He proved he owned it by putting codes in to open doors. Stupid cop! Good for the doctor in the face of the stupid cop trying to intimidate him. I hope he sues the cop. It will come out of the cops pocket.😅
Doesn't matter that he entered the wrong way, he entered onto HIS private property, he can drive however he wants and in any direction on HIS property.
That's what I thought too. Just because there is a white paint arrow on the pavement, there is no way to call that any sort of traffic control since it is on private property.
The point wasn't hw was driving dangerously on his own property it's that he was not following the printed signage of the road. If he dis indees enter through an exit he has thus for the shortest moment driven illegally as per the signed rules of the road. It's ridiculous had he made the citation, on such a silly circumstance, however it likely would have been thrown out in order to apease the Dr. As the cop lijwly could face tresspasaing charges, agrevated assualt ect.
@@gamerfreak9688 If you're talking about the arrows seen in the video, they are on private property not on the road. edit: plus he didn't receive a citation. There wasn't even a police report made of the incident. Try actually WATCHING and LISTENING to the video.
My husband is retired law enforcement, and he becomes so embarrassed when he sees videos like this. This man is a saint, and should be treated with respect! Thank you doctor for all you do for your community.
They used to be able to hang out at the doughnut shop, shooting the 🐂 with the waitresses but now in big city PDs they are tracked everywhere they go so have to fake being on watch. Ever see the old night watchman systems where the watchman has a mechanical recorder and each station on his rounds has a key that he has to use to record his presence? Well, cops are under modern electronic systems that do the same kind of keep tabs on them. Many don't like it. I recall when city police patrol cars were first equipped with the "Iron Sergeant" that recorded every turn, every mile, and the time. The cops hated it. Then when they first got dashcams the cams were huge VHS video camcorders. Every one ended up broken when the car returned to the carpool. Until a video cleared a cop of a false rape accusation. After that the cameras didn't get broken any more! Fancy that.🤔
Merit Ocrassie that’s like someone unloading a truckload of dirt in your backyard. “Hey it’s free dirt why wouldn’t you want that”. He didn’t ask for the cop to be there, the cop is causing more problems by being there, and it’s his own PRIVATE property! How would you like it if someone was blocking your driveway at your house and won’t get out of the way and then pulls a gun on you?
I am a retired COP and i agree with the Grade you gave the Officer. SMH he was wrong in so many ways. The backup Officer should also face disciplinary actions.
I agree with the F, but, the Doctor could have not started out being so angry and disrespectful. The interaction after that may have gone a bit better. Given your past profession you may agree that you can always escalate a situation but it's very difficult to de-escalate afterwards.
@@pauljackson3043 if someone puts a gun to your head for no reson are you happy and respectful or angry and disrespectful? /:P honestly what kind of crazy is it to be happy that some one points a loaded gun at you?
@@pauljackson3043 Both individuals could have handled it better. Had the officer been more friendly, chances are the Dr would have been more friendly as well.
Giving an officer an ego check is one of the most dangerous thing you can do. You can see that cop processing how he was going to spin the situation so he could justifiably shoot that doctor.
"Processing ?", He looked totally confused and dumb as hell, not sure there was any brain activity up there, and to be clear I don't hate or like cops, each is individual
@@palladium607 his initial approach was with a lethal weapon. Stop acting like his comment about the cop thinking of ways to shoot was so over the top lol
That was a confused look, not one of malice. He's probably a rookie. Checking a cop's ego is only dangerous if you do it aggressively. The doctor handled it correctly, even if he was understandably being a bit of an asshole about it. The only thing he should have done differently was to stay in the car until the tension had been diffused. Disobeying an officer's order can be misconstrued as a threat. If you find yourself at gunpoint then your safest course is to calmly comply to demonstrate you are not a threat.
You gathered all that just by looking at his face huh? I guess you're probably one of those people that adamantly insist that you just "know" when someone is pedophile merely on looks alone. If things like that were true, and accurate, we'd have people like you as detection systems and there would never be an incident like those mentioned.. But we don't, because you're merely speculating, or even projecting. Personal bias is a thing as well.
When will these tough guys realize, the manliest thing you can say in a situation like this is "Looks like we had a misunderstanding, sorry for my reaction, have a nice night."
You are absolutely right. Although the video explains he is not actually guilty of trespassing initially as the doctor claimed, failing to leave after being asked to do so is why he becomes guilty of trespassing during the interaction.. Pulling a weapon without cause is also identified in the video as a clear violation by the "cop." It seems this guy does not deserve to be called a cop since he is wearing a badge primarily to bolster his ego by lying and intimidating busy care givers who are minding their own business. His failure to see that people have their own lives to mind to is reason enough to take his badge and ban him from public service in the future. He should be working a factory job with no public interaction.
@@Todd170 but exiting public traffic in a safe manner and entering your private property in any way you wish is your right... that would be like the police giving you a ticket for driving on your grass around your house... it may look odd... but they can't do anything about it
"Let me see your f*in hands!" Out. Fired. Disbarred from law enforcement permanently. Any cop that starts an interaction like that is a violent, hostile thug who has no business as a cop. And if that's not enough, they also violated department policy and weapons and reporting.
@@IONProd Shut up. This person is obviously talking about this and similar incidents where officers pull their firearms for little to no reason and here you are stating THE OBVIOUS. You think we don’t know some serious, high intensity situations require a firearm?? You think you’re telling anybody something we don’t already know?
@@TerryTR3B I would have to disagree with you as well.. I don't think it was obvious that they were talking about low risk situations. And even then, how terrible is it that I said something that we both believe to be true because I misunderstood someone's argument
That right there could get that whole statement thrown out in court tbh. Since "I'm afraid" yet lemmi walk infront of said weapon and be calm as a cucumber
@@airtaiH2 Yep thats what happens when you lie n arent very good at it. You get caught up with what your saying real quick. When He coulda just stfu after he messed up and maybe have had a case yaknow? instead of talking himself outta the case and ratting himself out/contradicting himself. That'll get him screwed over in court
What i loved is him questioning ownership of the property what does that matter most trespass laws state that a person maybe trespassed from a property by the owner or his/her designated representative. So even if the Doctor was not the owner of the property the fact that he had keys to access the building would show he is representative of the owner.
These cops are so used to pushing people around and being in charge that they can’t or won’t admit they’re wrong when it’s obvious they are. A little humility would go a long way in the police department.
Yes it was a power trip up until the dude said your on my property leave your trespassing after that the cop was so dumbfounded at his own actions he was back peddling trying find leverage (reckless driving) on the doctor to keep himself from getting in the hole he just dug himself because NO COP in the right would have allowed the guy to just walk around let alone enter a building out of sight moments into the encounter like he did this guy! Doc was a boss
Officer also claims he didnt know he was trespassing at the beginning of the video then at 7:45 says he is called there to clear people for trespass all the time ?
“So you would like us to not be on your property” is cop mob shake down speech for “oh so we shouldn’t respond to calls from this property anymore until you are nicer to us”
My brother-in-law left law enforcement after working for Aurora, CO. He started to me that the corruption was everywhere. A. I. was an army that had contempt for locals and city L. E. O. wrote tickets to everyone with an out-of-state plate.
No kidding I hate cops like that !! This guy is the exact problem with cops today it’s the piss poor attitude !! Your a public service figure if u have hate for the public you serve you shouldn’t ever be allowed the job to begin with !!
@@ICBMCatcher What you don't understand is that I _do_ believe in law and order, especially the _order_ part when it comes to law enforcement. Too bad the majority of those whose _job_ it is to enforce laws don't think likewise. Are you familiar with the old saying "power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely"? What I resent is _abuse_ of authority.
ICBMCatcher. The cop should NOT have been on private property! Would it be ok for cops to just sit in YOUR driveway and then have the hutspa to not move when you came home? And then you start opening doors WITH OUT a CROWBAR? Hmmm, maybe it is his property. It’s not like criminals tell cops to move so they can rob the place. They’ll pick another place. As far as wreckless driving, the owner probably put the arrows on the pavement. You’re lucky the doctor didn’t shoot YOU!
@@poweraccountabilityleague6877 are you saying that there was no problem with the policing in the case of George Floyd? I think it’s clear you’re the nauseating one here
@@poweraccountabilityleague6877 the video starts with going into detail about all the charity work this doctor does for the community but suddenly he mentions George Floyd and he's "not a hero", gtfo with your tunnel vision bullshit.
Along with the other 2 officers that joined in harassing the doctor. Not one of them pointed out the first officer that he was in the wrong. Notice how he left out the small detail of drawing his weapon on the doctor. All of them are p.o.s and should be fired
The first officer seems like he would have trouble trying to tie his shoes while chewing gum. Where do they find these guys & why on earth do they allow them to carry weapons?! I want to say thank you to the d doctor for helping people. 👍✌
In my state cops are not allowed to sit on private property in order to make any type of stop, if a stop is initiated while the officer was originally on private property the ticket or any offence after will get thrown out. My coworker had an officer try to pull them over twice while sitting on private property the judge ended up looking at the Statue and calling the cop an idiot and throwing it out and warned him never to have this come up again cuz he did it twice in one week, the judge was very unhappy that he had to tell the cop twice. Police can be charged with trespassing, but keep in mind trespassing signs do not apply to police officers or postal federal agents delivering mail until they are told to leave then it applies. Trespassing signs also don't apply if they are called to a scene. The careless driving would also get thrown out immediately if a cop tried doing this in my state. The inbound and outbound Lane when entering private property is optional it is up to the owner of the private property to enforce the inbound outbound Lane it is completely up to them how those Lanes are used. This is the reason why cops can't enforce stop signs or speed limits in a Walmart parking lot it is up to Walmart to enforce it.
Fired yes, jail no. With that logic, anyone who ever held a gun should be sent to jail because someone was "a finger pull from death". That's just ridiculous.
@@hatzikuN Which Blue line gang do you belong to? When a LEO draws a weapon they are waiting for the slightest excuse to use it. Drawing a weapon should be a last use action not the first thing you do!
Strongly. It is a crime. Can't he read? Doctor the City is a Corporation registered in Europe. All their employees, including police and ALL court officials are foreign agents per act of 1939. Cop has NO immunity and must have a surety bond and personally liable to $75K and 10 years in prison. He must show his registration papers upon request. He has also to sign a anti-bribery statement. Thst cop is dangerous and will kill someone just looking at gis fa e and demeanor. So glad you escaped harm from deranged man/corporate employee. No traffic and nughttime. A huge stretch to call it reckless. The other cop not so bright either. Should have told him straight away to back out and leave. Demandung you back up for the little prick just attempt to get a nick in his belt.
@@nspring06 Its insane someone can think they own property, we live in the United States not some capitalist paradise. All land belongs to the police and anyone caught disagreeing will be shot at and no report will be filed!
Officer got 1 week suspension without pay and required de-escalation training. It's been over a year since the incident in question and it wasn't until April 28, 2021 that the court decided that the city of Aurora and officer would be a part of the same lawsuit. The city is throwing up every bogus legal excuse they can and the courts are throwing them out. They are wasting even more taxpayers' money trying to defend this scumbag instead of admitting guilt and just paying the wronged party.
@@rsilvers129 Fail. It was private property, the policeman had no legitimate reason to be there or he would have said so, the policeman should have just backed up and let the doctor drive past.
A "oh sorry sir" let me get out your way, is a hell of a lot easier than a pissing contest with innocent people. Very unprofessional, I'm ashamed of those officers.
He could be power tripping because someone honked at him, but I think the cop wasn't supposed to be there - was napping or just F'ing off, and attempted to cover his tracks with intimidation, because you can't fix stupid. All he really should have done was move and let the other car pass - any action beyond that was unjustified.
The Doctor can enter his own property from any direction he wants. The arrow on the ground was put there by him as the building owner, and he can deceide whether or not he follows his own direction arrow.
Also, even if the cop wrote the Dr a ticket, the private property owner can have any traffic citation dismissed. Since the good Doctor was the property owner, he would just have to tell the court to dismiss any traffic charge.
"It is extremely concerning that someone of his social caliber would be treated as a criminal for telling the officer to leave his property." Wrong. The Dr.'s standing in the community should have no bearing on the case. It should be extremely concerning that ANYONE would be treated as a criminal for telling the officer to leave one's property, even if it's someone who is out of prison on parole. Constitutional rights are constitutional rights, and social standing shouldn't grant them more often to people of one classification over another.
And having to prove to a stranger dressed in black that they own the property and MUST give that stranger their personal information to do whatever they want with. If a stranger knocked on your door and asked you your date of birth (etc) and you did, they would tell you that you are nuts.
Exactly. If you want police protection then you are just going to have to put up with your rights being violated. If we can't screw you over at will then don't call when someone is committing a crime.
Oh, indeed. However, the Dr doesn't back down to thugs easily, very commendable in this day and age of zero consequences for gang mentality and actions performed by the biggest gang in the land with all legal recourse on their side. All police shootings found "wrong" should be prosecuted as gang attacks with that additional time on top, that's what they are most of the time. Putting kids with the mentality of gang members in uniforms and guns is ridiculous, let's do a little better USA huh?
There are also no trespass signs posted. The officer should have never been on the property to begin with. The fact that he had to be told several times to leave shows how this department disregards law when it comes to themselves.
Let's face facts here, the parking spaces are hidden by a wall and open on ground level with no barriers for immediate and rapid exit. Perfect stake out location for a filthy tyrant revenue collector pig to jump out and extort money from the very people they should be protecting.
@@Hear-MeoutTwo2 They are common, basically only those with business are allowed on the property with the sign stating the owners does not want anyone on the property.
@@Psy500 In this case a no trespass sign is not effective in an open parking lot. The officer trespassed when he was asked to leave and did not comply.
Careless driving applies to public roads. The second he turned onto his property, the arrow means nothing as the state did not paint it, nor do they maintain it, not to mention they don't own it.
"not to mention they don't own it." Oh, they own it. Let him neglect to pay that $24,000 and you'll quickly see who actually owns that property. True "land ownership" does not exist. It would more accurately be named "consented extortion".
@@indyspotes3310 Well...yes and no. People "own" the land insomuch as they have the rights (that the government says you have) to use the property how you see fit (again, within the bounds of the law). So as long as you pay your tax for the pleasure of having the limited right to do what you want, then yes, you "own" it. So far, police don't have authority to police private roads/parking lots/etc... unless they're invited. Even then, driving laws that apply on public property, cannot be enforced on "private" property (unless it's a handicap parking law, or fire lane law).
The APD is a dumpster fire, to be honest. 9 years ago my husband's wallet was stolen. Obviously, we called the police and had them come to our house to file a report in hopes that they would just do their job and help catch the people responsible. In the 20 minutes it took them to fill out the report I decided I would try to help them and I managed to find video evidence of the people that broke in and stole his wallet. All they had to do was just go get that video and then continue what should have been a fairly simple investigation in order to arrest the people that did it. It's not like they were criminal master minds. They went around to a bunch of stores where they knew they would be on camera and used a stolen card to make purchases. So, do you think the cops took the 5 minutes to go get the video I found for them? No.. no they did not. They didn't even try to help, because then the would have to actually do something. And we can't have that now, can we? The people that stole the wallet then went on to steal my husband's social security number off of either his Medicare or Medicaid card (I can't remember which one had his SS# on it back then) and steal his identity which created an absolute nightmare of a situation where they took out credit cards and drove his credit straight down into the ground. All of this happened just because the APD couldn't take literally 5 minutes to get the video and then just figure out who it was, which they easily could have done using the parking lot video I also found for them, to get the license plate number and track down the owner of the car. All because they didn't want to have to actually do their jobs. So, while I respect the police in general, APD gets no respect from me whatsoever, and they never will. There is literally nothing they could ever do to make up for the shit they allowed a piece of shit thief to do to my husband. Moral of the story, feel free to rob anyone you want in Aurora CO because the cops couldn't care less.
He looks a bit like if Jack Black had fallen off the blessed path, haha. But yeah, sometimes you can read musical taste from a face. Metal/punk, something like that is visible.
I watched a youtube video about police training "Bullet proof mind." It shows cops shooting folks after taking that class for no good reason. It is a sick thing to teach cops to shoot a person multiple times like they do like they are taught to freak out and kill destroy wipe out a person if you can't see their hands for a second. It is a militarized us versus them police training system very popular now.
@@jerrystephens9143 yeah and one further problem is, that if they shoot only once the courts could decide that the cop wasn't scared enough because he only shot once, therefore making him loose the case. they rather shoot until they're out of bullets, less problems in court. At least that's what I heard.
I don't think he was aware he was drawn on ( I think the light on the gun was too dazzling and thought it was just a flashlight) he never mentions a gun pointed at himself.
@@stevedavies1261 Pretty much. Had the cops show up to my work one day because I was there late to finish inventory as manager. It was in a bad area of town, and I was 19 at the time closing shift also not wearing my uniform anymore. They said they got a call about a suspicious vehicle and were pounding on the front door which was locked. I went to the front to ask them how I could help them and they immediately asked how I broke in and what I had taken not believing I was an employee until I pulled out the key and locked them inside while standing outside asking them how I possibly managed to get a perfect replica of the key. They kept sitting in the lot too at random times during the day and night for no reason afterwards, probably because I made them look like idiots.
@@The_Kirk_Lazarus That was the plan if only there wasn't an easy turn knob for them to use. Sadly their boss wasn't my biggest fan so nothing happened. Their boss hates me because I filed the report to have his dog examined for no rabies tags, after it bit one of my drivers and he refused to take the initial call. Funny thing he didn't know, the guy who trained me in his vet clinic during highschool, was the rabies officer of the county and had top level jurisdiction in that case. So I just called him in front of the sheriff's face, and put it on speaker for the whole station to hear. The dog was seized within a few hours. That city is known locally for corrupt shit from years past too
The cop should have aplogised, explained that there was better light in their for him to read his jizz mags, and left the scene without further comment.
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Perhaps a good video format would be to go over certain rights/laws more in depth (or even just a simple overview) and use clips from police encounters as examples. In any case, keep up the great videos!
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Would the officer asking him not to get out of the vehicle be lawful as "controlling the movement of the person as an investigation is conducted" as would be during a traffic stop?
Audit the Audit So it doesn't matter that the reason they think he's going the wrong way is because the arrows that are on his property? Since it's private property, he could make a U turn arrow so nobody can enter. Could the police then issue citations for anybody that actually ends up on the property? I would think that since the markings are on private property, the cops can't enforce those markings unless the property owner says they can.
@@rayage777 well it depends on the state as far as enforcing traffic laws on private property. Some states allow only certain traffic laws to be enforce by law enforcement on private property. In Georgia cops can only write citations for Wreckless driving, DUI, and Failure to obey a traffic control device to name a few on private property. So someone driving 45 MPH on private property and the private property owner has a posted speed limit of 15 MPH could be cited for Wreckless driving not speeding.
Failure to file a report after drawing his weapon should be grounds for immediate dismissal.
Sensor on gun - connected to camera. Triggers automatic report requests in system.
Could be programmed easily.
@@CHMichael that’s such a simple yet effective idea, covering their own asses is the only reason this isn’t a thing.
@@Rockboygg has anyone?
Thank you. Should be mandatory.
I'm glad he filled a lawsuit. They continue to get away with these things because of the publics silence.
@@CHMichael that would honestly be a really good standard. That would keep good cops safe and the other ones honest
Cop should be fired . He lied, he drew his gun, he swore at him, and he refused to leave.
Bingo, bet nothing will be done to him.
I disagree. I think he should be able to keep his job as long as he’s required to wear a dunce hat and a muzzle for as long as he works for that police dept. It would be funny if everyone he pulled over laughed at him and drove off or called 911. Edit, his issued firearm should be confiscated and replaced with a water gun and his taser should not not be capable of producing or projecting electrical current
Drawing his firearm was definitely a fireable offense. He used the threat of death against someone who annoyed him. He going to be featured on one of these other crime channels one day. I'm going to get my gun permit soon but I already know "not to point it at anything I'm not prepared to destroy."
He actually even committed a crime by failing to leave the property
That cop is a walking armed time bomb. He should be forced to find another line of work. He drew his service weapon because the owner beeped the horn ?? WOW!! He's a Dangerous mental defective. That should be a red flag. He's gonna hurt someone someday.
"Please leave the property."
"No you don't understand, you made me look silly so I *have* to stick around until I figure out a way to make you the bad guy here!"
spot on!
"You woke me up from my nap and you hurt my feelings. I must have my revenge."
Exactly
Lol.. So true.
ditto on Exactly. Exactly, Exactly.
"I'm not leaving until I verify who owns this building"
Dr proceeds to punch in the password and go through multiple doors. What a boss
I mean I thought he was a boss when the officer told him not to get out of the car with a gun pointed at his head and he was like no thanks.
This is the most stupid part. Does the officer need to know who owns every property? He knows he doesn't own it. He's being asked to leave by someone with access codes to go in and out of the property. Any moron can look at this evidence and see that they are being trespassed. This officer is too egotistical to accept that, and too stupid to see that there's no "gaining the upper hand" in this situation.
Then the officer didn't get permission to be there either.
@@trevorbryant4360boss as fuck lol
@@trevorbryant4360 The officer was tresspassing his collegue should have arrested the fuck
Pulls out his fire arm because of a horn honk. That is terrifying.
That's is such a lame attempt to excuse the blatant abuse of power and force that has become the norm in police departments.
that would be the equivalent of an african american saying He refuses to cooperate with police because u get shot regardless and then goes on to name one of the hundreds of examples.
Certainly police officers getting shot while in their patrols it's a tragedy, but that doesn't justify the lack of professionalism and all around morals displayed by this police officer who blatantly lied when backup arrived, he was willing to lie over such a petty argument, imagine if his ass was actually on the line.
He is the very example of everything that is wrong within police departments, and here you are desperately trying to excuse his behavior.
what's wrong with you?
@ALex Klassing And how often did they honk the horn before shooting? Never.
Americas heros!!!
@ congratulations your statements shows how disgusting of a human being you are 👍 wishing harm or death on others is a very sad excuse of humanity. You are much worse then the "pigs" as your feeble mind seems to call them.
Alex - not enough
Once again, the fact this officer wasn’t immediately terminated is why people don’t trust law enforcement and have an unfavorable view of modern policing.
I don't think he should be instantly fired. Definitely get documented in his personnel file! Everyone makes mistakes, it's when you don't learn from them is the problem.
That's called "police unions." Something made and supported by the same people that whine about police brutality. You can't just fire an officer because of them.
@@theplaybunnyarcade3375 Completely agree. Our society needs to tackle a system-wide reform...police unions are just one part of that. We also need to stop passing so many laws...take away the petty code stuff so the police dont have reason to jack you up. I would start with Disorderly Conduct.
Greg Dennis no when you’re an officer and in control of people’s lives there is no room for “mistakes”
@@gregdennis3523 - Pulling a gun on a motorist because they're honking their horn at you, when you're crashing on someone else's property, is more than just a mistake.
His intimidation failed, his threats were ignored and his ego was bruised. That's an A++ citizen
Exactly!!! Why can’t the departments call it like it is.
@@triciawhitstine2791 because they police theirselves. And they won’t just come out and say this officer is a tyrant and will be fired. Shoooooo. They’ve had sheriffs, and chiefs back their officers right before they get convicted of murder. They CANNOT and SHOULD NOT have the ability to police themselves. It’s DISGUSTING what law enforcement gets away with.
love to see it happen to 😆 he just stood there quiet... then called for back up 😆 🤣 😂
I'm not surprised considering it's colorado. You also have fake rambo wannabe whacker security "companies" set up by losers in jeeps that go around doing this.
Have you ever seen a dumber looking face or expression?
COP: "He comes rolling in here like he is going to assault me with his car."
Translation: "He drove onto his own property"
He's trying to justify pulling out his service weapon as step one like a little bitch. Something he should have been shit canned immediately for after not reporting it. Disgusting
He comes rolling in here like he owns the place
@@CraigGrant-sh3inLol, basically
Translation: he hurt my ego when he honked his horn at me so I retaliated by threatening his life with my gun.
He see him rollin, he hatin
That’s the problem with police. They can’t admit when they’re wrong.
@Roxy Tiger
Sounds about right.
I agree, they would makes leaps if they just admitted when they were wrong or made a mistake.
@@boxerspause All I heard through the whole video was "respect my authority" over and over again. Doc ain't having it.
Like all civil servants they will rather metaphoricaly sacrifice a thousand legions rather than admit they were wrong
thats because they represent authority, and authority is always right in their eyes
"Like he is about to assault me with his car." Just for this sentence he should be fired. Just for that dangerous lie.
@Danny Vazquez lol stop resisting while they're punching you in the face? 😅
@@Clee-dv9jz Well it plays to the camera, because if they say stop resisting when they show that to a Jury it makes the Jury think you are resisting even if you are not. I have watched enough cop videos it seems they say it even if the guy isn't doing anything but letting them cuff them. What you got to say back knowing it's being recording is "I'm not resisting" and "you are hurting me" just keep repeating it when they say "stop resisting" makes it a lot harder in court for a Jury to blindly go with the officers words. In fact the Jury might side with you because why would you be saying that you are not resisting and that you are being hurt if you were not hurt.
@@Meekerextreme good advice
Isn't that the type of thing that when you are 8 years old you tell your father when you want to get your older brother in trouble when playing with Tonka trucks? The property owner looked so disgusted at their behavior it was hilarious!
@@Meekerextreme you are 1000% correct. I mentor young men and we have classes every quarter to help them identify what we call them "tnt" words. We use this term because these words are specifically said into body cams in order to "blow up" any chance of future reprimand. We teach them to never act aggressively and to immediately refute these words. We tell them to actively listen. "Stop resisting or dont tense up" immediately say officer Im not resisting why are you trying to hurt me. "Do you have a gun" immediately say Officer we have talking for however long and now you are asking me for a gun but always keep your hands up because this is usually the escalation technique officers use to draw their weapons and have it documented that they felt threatened. "I smell weed" immediately respond I dont smoke weed Officer and I dont know why you would make that up. This officer says he felt like he was going to "get assaulted by this car" an obvious lie....his response should have been but you walked directly in front of the car so that doesnt really make sense Officer.
By the way, Officer Justin Henderson of the Aurora, Colorado Police Department, the officer in this video who drew his service weapon, pointed it at the Dr.'s head on his own property, and failed to properly document the incident as required by his department's policy, is currently facing a Federal lawsuit over the shooting death of a person in 2019 and was just recently (November 2021) denied Qualified Immunity as a police officer in the case.
It seems Officer Jordan Henderson is woefully underqualified intellectually and emotionally to be a police officer and carry a gun. Hopefully for the safety of all law-abiding citizens who find themselves in Aurora, Colorado, Jordan Henderson will at a minimum be stripped of all authority permanently and decisively.
There is a chance that the camera the doctor was holding was likely the only reason he isnt dead.
@@lekrieg8618 I was just thinking the same thing. This poor guys lucky to be alive and he didn't do anything wrong. What is wrong with these cops
Not condoning what the officer did in this video but if I read the same incident you are referring to the person he shot had a machete and it was determined he was justified in the use of lethal force by the district attorney. In a channel based on facts and evidence we shouldn’t be posting propaganda that forfeits key facts in order to fit a narrative.
He did sound and look familiar. He is an accident waiting to happen....on a citizen!
Why do a lot of these Situation involve Aurora, Colorado Police?
I love when the doc was being held at gunpoint and was ordered to stay in his car he simply said no and told him to get off his property. You can physically see his brain break at being told no.
It's funny because cops are very bossy people but so are doctors. The doctor knew he was in the right so extra bossy.
Plain and simple... the officer got upset that a "civilian" dared to honk his horn at him! It's all about ego, folks.
Nail...Head. The exact reason for the whole interaction.
Yes. I thought of Larry David honking at the cop in curb your enthusiasm.
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Exactly. They need to raise the standards for becoming a police officer. Instead, they keep lowering them. So now we have a bunch of low IQ power tripping people being given a badge and a gun.
Thats exactly what it was. They swear they are above all laws.
What a line to say to the police, and a sincere one, “you’re making it harder for me to serve my community”
as he says that to a PUBLIC SERVANT!
"Is there a reason you don't like the police so much?"
Yeah you're kinda doing it right now. Zero self awareness.
The doctor serves the community in the real sense, cops serve the community in the sense of protecting and serving the absolute fuck out of you to the point of lethal force.
@Jacob Bauer Not so fast. Doctors do their fair share of fucking people up. Their methods of choice are pharmaceutical drugs and surgeries.
Throwing George Floyds name around and then sueing us taxpayers while this doc already makes so much bank is him serving his community?
"Judge, he honked his car at me, and I feared for my life... I had to get out of my car with my weapon drawn.... "
What a POS!
Right? If he's that cowardly and that easily frightened, he has no business being a cop. And, if he's lying about being scared, and obviously is lying, than he's a hotheaded bully and has no business being a cop.
Yeah did you hear the pig at the end. he tried to assault me with my car. I'd love to see the judges reaction when he saw the video and then heard the cops say that!
Democrats are the first to cuss and disrespect our police and the first to call and complain about the slightest infraction done to you. And don’t say you don’t , I have watched your videos of BLM, Antifa to see the irony of you trying to hurt these men and women trying to burn down the police department’s calling out to defund them. But the minute one of your “Brothers” in crime shoots your child, or your mother, rapes your sister, who is the first phone call to.....all you police haters don’t call the police, leave them to people who appreciate them, and don’t want them defunded, as a matter of fact just put a big sign in your window that says ......In case of emergency call my Mayor or the devil ....whichever!
@@darrenporsch you have a point, but based on the past... nothing what have happened... "we looked into it, and found nothing was wrong" again...
@@jnelson3458 they are the last people I'll call... LOL you're so funny... (but you got 1 like with all those wasted words...) and funny how you assume I am a Democrat... that's stupid...
The fact that this man was so focused on his charity work and the task at hand that he completely ignored the power-trippy nonsense of THREE different armed police officers while calmly delivering the constant basic message of, “Get out of the way, I’ve got stuff to do,” is GIVING ME LIFE. 🤣🧡
The stupid and confused look on that officers face conveys the reality of how much isn't going on between his ears, and really demonstrates why giving people like him a badge, a gun, and the backing authority of the state is a recipe for disaster.
I wonder if its not correlation but causation. Does having the authority, a badge, a gun, and the daily experience of people defering to a person, statisically turn them into bullies at a higher rate than other professions? Officers in most of these videos feel entitled to respect and compliance and when it is in the least bit resisted they get belligerent and vindictive.
He really looked like a Jack Black character, without the charm of Jack Black..
@@suprememugwump1405 No they're bullies before. No genuine person would turn into a giant pos like this dude just cause of his job. Nah a genuine person would quit before that would happen to them.
@@defeqel6537 So drugged the fuck up?
@@suprememugwump1405 Take 20 people in a closed setting for a week, make 10 of them prisoners, and 10 of them security, and in 2 or 3 days you will have to abandon the experiment because of how quickly it gets out of hand.
Give somebody power and it will change them almost every time. Fictional characters like Captain America are fictional for a reason.
“I’m not trespassing, I’m a police officer.” This is exactly how most of them feel and operate. It’s why so many of us now no longer trust law enforcement. And that number grows everyday, while thugs in uniforms continue to double down on stupid!
Also, the statue regarding careless driving only applies to public roads, not private property. I can drive however I want on my property.
Statute*
@@estrange9351 clearly you knew what I meant...are you the grammar police? 😂🙄
You couldn’t be more right. There is no longer a definitive line drawn between “citizen” and “criminal”. We are all guilty until proven innocent and at risk of having our rights violated for the most minimal of infractions. We are targeted not because we’ve committed a crime or because we are the subject of an investigation for having possibly committed a crime, but simply because we’re not cops.
@@estrange9351 congrats on correcting him. The only people that do that are intellectually inept people. The need to forefront your own grammar points to serious self esteem issues.
It should be a signal to law enforcement that the citizens of this country are becoming more and more tired of the way cops force their ego and entitlement, by the fact even though it lost a city had an proposition to remove the existing police force and replace them.
"i pay $24,000 a year in property tax"
I think I see the real crime here
Amen to that lol
@Khalil G firefighters are typically pretty cool. And EMS workers (and paramedics, though at least in most places paramedics are a subset of firemen)
@@ryanc473 that's why there's not a song called "fuck the firefighters"
Yeah call the cops on that 1
Lol, highway robbery, I don’t care how much the building is worth or how much the doctor pulls in a year, that cost is obscene.
After the cop said, "I could very well cite you for careless driving if I wanted to," the doctor should've said, "And right after that, you can cite yourself for trespassing.'
Pulling gun on a doctor, on HIS property, then preach about "careless" driving. Yeah...
Great point.
It shouldn't matter if he's a doctor or not
@@belialacrid7916 - True. It doesn't really.
That's Blue ISIS logic
When I lived in AZ, I NEVER had a traffic experience, on a State Highway, that didn't involve the Officer coming up to the driver's door with his gun drawn. Most times the Officer stood behind my driver's door with his sidearm angled at my ear. Believe me I complied with every order. I never even received a ticket. I'm pretty sure they pulled me over because they just wanted me to know who was in charge. Strangely enough after the initial gun out part the Officers behaviour was very polite. They would say some bla bla about my passenger looking like he was a " #$%&#$@$% " , " but it is Okay now buddy " and, " Be safe, we're lookin' out for your safety. Drive safe."
another cop hiding out not patrolling the neighborhood getting paid for sleeping on the job.
Cop was sleeping. Period.
@@LosAngelesWeedSmoker If you ate that many donuts you would be sleepy
He was probably asleep and when the Dr. honked his horn it probably scared him.
I didn't even think of that. Would explain everything.
The only other thing I could come up with was: the doctor may sometimes serve illegal immigrants, and is at odds with police already over that (and that is why he is aware of his rights and handles the situation so well). BUT it doesn't do anything to excuse the officer's behavior. If I was the cop: explain you are there patrolling (even if it's not true), leave the property when asked to, tell the doctor to have a nice day.
And he told the other cop he was writing a citation
I love how the cop wanted to prove if the Dr. Owns the property, the Dr. then proceeds to give 0 shits and just walk inside. Gangster.
I honestly expected the cop to try and break the door down.
If I ever had a seizure and in the medical hands of this Doctor I would feel safe Im saying for example.. there are bad doctors that screw up your records with what this doctor this kudos to him and glad he was safe
Total "THUG LIFE" . . . Say's . . . Ged Off my Property. . . cop draws his gun and says naughty words. . . . . . Thug Dr ignore's all the cop's BS and pops inside like . . . here's ma key. . YOU STILL HERE? ? ? (It would have been a killer if there was coke machine just inside the door and the Doc just popped one out and took a sip shaking his head)
themetal I picked up on that too
@@ClotEastwood Prob would have been shot. cop was itching to make him teh bad guy 100%. Situations like that you don't really wanna be getting in your car n what not. Want to get them off and away from you because even if you are in the right. Doesn't matter if you are 6ft under.
The cop is completely appalled that the doctor is not worshipping him for being a cop
The fact that they made a childish passive aggressive threat of "so you don't want police to ever come to your property?" is ugly and telling.
Pigs think that way because people keep idolizing them, putting them on a pedestal, like movie stars. People coddle them, like a spoiled kid. Gotta curb that behavior. It's just a job, we all have a job.
He's not a cop, he's an SS soldier of the American Gestapo
It's Officer Henderson. "Boy" is what he wanted to say.
*nonchalant frustration* "Yeah, yeah, taze me, shoot me, cite me, just hurry up and get off my property. I got stuff to do."
My hero
Awesome.
Typical doctor. His time is money.
Boss move
@@suprememugwump1405 and......?
Why would the officer start by pointing a gun? Either he wasn't trained enough or isn't the right person for the job.
It is NOT training. It is their mentality and attitude towards the public at large. No training will ever remove this, only accountability, the removal of qualified immunity and leadership that instills the aforementioned with real world implications as any of us would face. Period. Until then...rinse and repeat over and over.
@@j.lx2548 you said it.
This is Not a training issue. It's an Ego issue. He thinks he's above the law!
Maybe it's just me . . .. but. . . That Dr looked a little darker skinned than the "Petrified Pig" . . .OMG. . Quick ring Mommy. . is a car a weapon Mom . . . . . . NO YOU ARE
@@texan6673 no they think they are the law
"How do I know this is your property?"
Let's just assume for the sake of argument it wasn't. That would mean this cop is working under the assumption that this guy intended to break and enter and his plan for doing so was to pull into a parking lot with a cop car sitting in it and honk at the cop before then parking right next to said cop and getting out of his car.
People are stupid and nothing's impossible, but that seems pretty highly unlikely to me.
Sounds like the perfect heist to me. :P
I wonder how long it actually took the officer to understand that he actually did own the property. I seriously believe he was still in that mindset after witnessing him opening the front door and walking in.
It must have been JUST enough time to not follow him around back and go "You still haven't answered shown me you own the property".. Seriously xD It wouldn't surprise me if he'd actually said that. Ego-trips like his just makes common sense go out the window.
Or in this case.. Stuck in a parkinglot like a deer in headlights pondering what to do.
And then swiping into the building and using the security pin pads wasn't enough of an extra clue to the dimwits that he was in fact the owner (or at least clearly authorised to be there)...? Unbelievable.
Dumb Cop his feelings was hurt and he know dsm well this Doctor ain't riding around with Deed to house to Prove shit to him this Cop harassed a good man who is helping people the Cop lost his power so he challenge the Doctor real Dum that why he didn't report it. Mis use of Power and Control I love ghe Doctor wasn't even scared Lmao 😅😂🤣
“I am not required to carry around property ownership records. Please check the County Hall of Records during their normal business hours.”
I totally agree. Yeah I'm gonna go and park right next to the cop and beep my horn. Hi I'm here I'm here to rob somebody. No criminal ever does that
The fact that they didn't immediately leave his property is enraging.
The fact the officers ego didn’t end in several deaths was a miracle! Seriously these steroid fuelled narcissistic police are unbelievable
Says alot of the pigs ego
"There's signs saying "No Trespassing" - Officer - "I'm not trespassing on your property". This officer is the perfect example of a person that does NOT have the disposition to be a police officer.
That’s how high school dropouts think. Typical
This cop is a sandwich short of a picnic ... i'm sure he's related to someone high up or cheated on his police exam !
FOR REAL COP NEEDS TO GO WORK AT WALFART AS A GREETER
Saw a deer camera of a cop climb over a fence with a no trespassing sign.
An ordinary civilian who entered someone else's property and pulled a gun on them would be facing very different consequences than this cop. And sure, a police officer is more protected by the law - but this one was acting outside of what the law allows. So what's the difference.
"Stay in the car."
"No."
Man that made me laugh. Zero hesistation. Dr is my HERO.
Literally made me smile from ear to ear.
Dr. Chadmar.
the following "I got stuff to do!" was also great.
Third Amendment shoot that cop in the face
Doctors ad people of high training often have that ability to just shut someone down. No.
“I’m a police officer and I’m going to escalate things until I get what I want because I’m an ignorant bully”
Do that, and you will lose your job AND cost the folks who employ you a LOT of money.
@@bamahama707 swooooosh!!
@@bamahama707 Did you leave your brain in the dresser?
Dude was totally startled by the horn, overreacted, and then was stuck trying to justify his reaction to himself. He exaggerated the Doctor's driving, ignoring that he'd parked on private property (blocking an exit), and basically panicked and fumbled this entire interaction. Dude looked like a spooked hare when the Doctor didn't care about a gun in his face (also notice how he neglected to include the detail that he drew his weapon on someone for "reckless driving").
Props to the Doctor for having perhaps the most civil, yet withering disdain I've seen in some time, all while a gun was pointed in his face.
@Lurklen I agree. Henderson's obvious alarm fear and gross overreaction in this situation combined with the fact that in 2019 he had to shøot and kïll somebody who attãcked him with a machete makes me think he probably has PTSD. she should be psychologically evaluated and if it turns out I'm correct he should be made to take a medical retirement and given mental health treatment if he wants it, in addition to facing charges for criminal trespass and assãult with a dêadly weãpon. instead he got suspended for a week without pay and that's it.
That look of confusion on his face when he was informed that he was trespassing says it all. "Wait... I'm a cop. Laws don't apply to me!"
“Mad at me for cussing” how about when you pulled a gun for honking his horn?
Conveniently left that one out
Then the other cop follows with:
"Well why didn't you just, ask him to move?"
🤦♂️
Horns are deadly force, bro..... Dont you know that?
Horn honks to a weapons draw is not the proper response in the force continuum
@@somemedic once my neighbor said "hey, your car is blocking my mailbox, could you move it?" I was so personally threatened, that I pulled out a gun and demanded he prove he owned his house.
How about his gun has a flashlight. And he doesn’t have a hand held flashlight because all departments can’t afford shit
As an update, Officer Henderson received the grand punishment of one week suspension, and was ordered to attend de-escalation training. The civil lawsuit against Officer Henderson and Aurora is ongoing, and a motion to dismiss has been denied.
@Victor Ernest And any "punishment" costs the taxpayer NOT the perpetrator.
ordered to attend training... we all know the chief is gonna call in some favors and get those papers signed while officer henderson is out on the streets. no training will ever be had by that guy
AKA *no punishment for trespassing and he gets to spend a week off of work*
@@yeetusdeletus8565 WITH pay, of course. wouldnt want the "hardworking, honorable poilice" to get desperate for money.
@@frederikanby2634 *"Here's some money and a week off of work, now shut up and get back on the team after your payed vacation"*
He’s worse than a child.
Ego tripping because his boots weren’t licked.
Grow up little man.
True that
Yea, the doctor was on a huge ego trip.
PC Planet he’s talking about the high school drop out with a gun
Lol fr.
I was thinking the same thing. The cops that I've met where I felt they were professional were on the humble side. Just trying to do a tough job. I never give a cop a hard time if they're giving me a ticket. But I don't want to be bullied because a cop is on an ego trip.
SO PROUD OF THIS DR. FOR BEING A REAL ONE 👏 MUCH ❤️
The way they say "so you don't want the police on your property" like they are manipulating him into saying that they won't come help him in an emergency. That's so illegal.
Totally. Thought the same thing.
That's just cops.
No it is not. The SCOTUS has ruled that police are not obligated to protect individuals.
@@csmith8503 isn’t that a contradiction to there argument while screaming blue lives?
@@csmith8503 if they are t obligated to protect individuals then what’s the point of there being cops? Why do people pay their salary if they don’t have to do anything in return
This officer was clearly looking to escalate the situation. He should be fired.
You mean promoted.
Because that's exactly what will happen.
The guy's is a dick
Neither party was kind to the other. This could have been easily de-escalated. I know. I've done it. And no, I am not an officer.
@@messenger8139 You’re going to be kind to someone that just pointed a gun at you?
@@user-manny43 I will listen again/ I thought that I heard that he only de-holstered his sidearm. I have been the recipient in those situations. I have also had de-escalation training. Because I understand police training, I have skills to diffuse the situation. But I guess that I don't expect everyone to operate as I would. All I am trying to say is - .that courtesy and kindness goes a long way. I understand what police officers go through every day, and that all of the bad situations they go through, causes them to size up situations quickly, sometimes incorrectly. And yes, some of them can be jerks, and their aggression training doesn't help. It in a way builds up their ego as sort of a defense mechanism or even a survival mechanism. Yes. Let;s get rid of the bad ones and the dirty cops.But not the cops who are well-intended, but are having a bad day. Most cops are decent people with a very difficult job. I know that I would not want to do it. Especially in this political climate. They certainly are not perfect. But their service is vital.
@morning coffee I respect your position. I have been a Constitutional Law student for many years and I am in agreement on that position. I am just saying that from my personal position in life That I almost always attempt to treat people with dignity and kindness, using confrontation as a last resort. I have been involved in many large scale adversarial situations, and pick my battles. I'm not talking about sucking up, but rather diffusing a situation where the other party is scared. I will attempt to turn down their overreaction. There is so much outright rudeness in the world. On the other hand, if I run into a cop that attempting to shake me down on a traffic stop, for say, civil asset forfeiture when traveling, then I call my attorney immediately and minimize further discussion with the bad cop.
"He comes rolling in here like he's going to assault me with his car" These cops know EXACTLY what they're doing when they say this stuff to other officers. They want everyone on edge and more primed to defend their cop buddies. They want to escalate.
He's retroactively trying to justify his actions to try and CYA to avoid consequences
That statement was to justify drawing his weapon against an unarmed and non threatening individual. This cop is a POS.
Colorsdo police don’t have qualified immunity. It was taken from them because they caused so much money to be put out for the cops violating peoples rights so their qualified immunity was taken. Now the cops have to pay out of their own pocket for their own mistakes.
He proved he owned it by putting codes in to open doors. Stupid cop! Good for the doctor in the face of the stupid cop trying to intimidate him. I hope he sues the cop. It will come out of the cops pocket.😅
The doctor needs to prescribe this cop, an overdose of fentanyl.
Doesn't matter that he entered the wrong way, he entered onto HIS private property, he can drive however he wants and in any direction on HIS property.
That's what I thought too. Just because there is a white paint arrow on the pavement, there is no way to call that any sort of traffic control since it is on private property.
@@TeaInTheMorning-we2kh that cant be right..traffic laws apply on private property? No
@@TeaInTheMorning-we2kh also the business was obviously closed at this point so arguably not open to the public at this time
Tea needs to get thrown in the sea.
@@TeaInTheMorning-we2khYou’re wrong. Do you know that officers can’t even give tickets in places like grocery parking lots, right?
Cop: "Is there a reason you don't like police officers?"
Oh, the irony!
He should’ve said “I’ve never met a cop I didn’t like until I met you!!”
I'd ask "is there a reason you'd need to ask that?"
If there wasn't a reason before, there certainly is a reason now
“Is there a reason you don’t like the police so much?”
I’ll send my reasons in a ZIP file so I don’t overload your servers.
Yeah make yourself seem like a clown in a serious situation, that should go over well to everyone who sees it.
Cop ask that after sticking gun in Dr's face
All of these replies yes
There’s no such thing as driving the wrong way on your own property
@Gay Fish soooo, driving in Australia *que the people saying it’s a overused joke*
@Gay Fish I sure do! Awesome comment man!
@@ufd1826 not only overused its incorrect information. North is NOT up and south is NOT down. Didn't want to leave you hanging.
The point wasn't hw was driving dangerously on his own property it's that he was not following the printed signage of the road. If he dis indees enter through an exit he has thus for the shortest moment driven illegally as per the signed rules of the road.
It's ridiculous had he made the citation, on such a silly circumstance, however it likely would have been thrown out in order to apease the Dr. As the cop lijwly could face tresspasaing charges, agrevated assualt ect.
@@gamerfreak9688 If you're talking about the arrows seen in the video, they are on private property not on the road.
edit: plus he didn't receive a citation. There wasn't even a police report made of the incident. Try actually WATCHING and LISTENING to the video.
You need to see only like 10 seconds of the body cam footage to come to the conclusion this cop should be fired.
**guy honks**
**cop draws gun**
Me: this guys definitely getting an F
The whole Aurora police department gets an F.
Yes tend to happen when you wake a sleeping cop, on duty. ;-P
When the doctor opened the door with his key, all questions should have ended.
He probably did it to also display his ownership.
That is why he changed his position to citing him for reckless driving. He knew he owned the property so he tried to go there.
This officer needs to have his eye's and brain examined. He can't see what the doctor did and was to stupid to put 2 and 2 together and just leave.
for real!!!
Having physical access to a locked property (that is typically open to visitors/guests) is in no way proof of ownership or even managerial authority.
If you're going to run someone over, why would you honk at them to get out of the way ? 🤔
Million dollar question
Police logic. Somehow being scared justifies unreasonable behavior.
And if the cop was scared why did he get out of his cruiser and walk in front of the Dr.'s vehicle 🤔?
Best question by far seen in a long time.🙂
The Doc woke him up!
My husband is retired law enforcement, and he becomes so embarrassed when he sees videos like this. This man is a saint, and should be treated with respect! Thank you doctor for all you do for your community.
He asked them to get off his property like 50 times and they just stood around not even knowing what to do. What an embarresment.
They needed him to comply before they would. A stand off.
*embarrassment
@@yinyangja weird thing is he has no obligation to comply. A policeman can’t walk into your yard then demand that you prove it’s your house
9:44
Doctor: "Get off the property"
Officer: "So you would not want us to be on your property at all?"
lol....
This officer had found a nice quiet place to avoid doing his job and was pissed off someone disturbed him.
I was thinking the same thing lol
exactly. and he tried to escalate it after getting caught.
They used to be able to hang out at the doughnut shop, shooting the 🐂 with the waitresses but now in big city PDs they are tracked everywhere they go so have to fake being on watch.
Ever see the old night watchman systems where the watchman has a mechanical recorder and each station on his rounds has a key that he has to use to record his presence? Well, cops are under modern electronic systems that do the same kind of keep tabs on them. Many don't like it.
I recall when city police patrol cars were first equipped with the "Iron Sergeant" that recorded every turn, every mile, and the time. The cops hated it. Then when they first got dashcams the cams were huge VHS video camcorders. Every one ended up broken when the car returned to the carpool. Until a video cleared a cop of a false rape accusation. After that the cameras didn't get broken any more! Fancy that.🤔
Merit Ocrassie that’s like someone unloading a truckload of dirt in your backyard. “Hey it’s free dirt why wouldn’t you want that”. He didn’t ask for the cop to be there, the cop is causing more problems by being there, and it’s his own PRIVATE property! How would you like it if someone was blocking your driveway at your house and won’t get out of the way and then pulls a gun on you?
I just posted same message hahaa
I love how he showed no sign of being intimidated, continuing to work like they weren't there.
He's a doctor. Guess he figured he could fix it himself. Lol
😂
that's what having enough money to afford good representation will get you. Everyone should have that right.
They were mad too!! Lol.
" I clear people off of your property all the time that are trespassing." Is probably the most chilling line in this video.
Right, because he's admitting that he believes the Dr. is indeed the owner, yet he hangs out there instead of leaving right away.
Or is chasing away people in need of a Dr. Arguably much much worse
This cop needs to lose his job. He should NOT be dealing with the public in a law enforcement capacity. Plus, he has a huge and immature ego.
ALL COPS LIKE THIS SHOULD LOSE THEIR JOBS< BUT ITS GONNA TAKE EVERY PERSON OF COLOR TO HELP CHANGE THIS AND REDUCE THE POWER OF THE POLICE!!!!
@@carolrhoade8123 lmao stfu
@@CrafterSven You sound just like the cop R.N. was referring to. You're not a fragile LEO are you?
@@carolrhoade8123 or how about WE ALL do it and not make this about race?
He’s got an ego and he’s trigger-happy
I am a retired COP and i agree with the Grade you gave the Officer. SMH he was wrong in so many ways. The backup Officer should also face disciplinary actions.
I agree with the F, but, the Doctor could have not started out being so angry and disrespectful. The interaction after that may have gone a bit better. Given your past profession you may agree that you can always escalate a situation but it's very difficult to de-escalate afterwards.
Paul Jackson i mean i’d be pretty pissed too if someone pulled a gun on me for honking
@@pauljackson3043 if someone puts a gun to your head for no reson are you happy and respectful or angry and disrespectful? /:P honestly what kind of crazy is it to be happy that some one points a loaded gun at you?
@@pauljackson3043 Both individuals could have handled it better. Had the officer been more friendly, chances are the Dr would have been more friendly as well.
@@pauljackson3043 So now people aren't allowed to be anything but calm and collected when dealing with police as a rule? No. Good advice? Yes.
Giving an officer an ego check is one of the most dangerous thing you can do. You can see that cop processing how he was going to spin the situation so he could justifiably shoot that doctor.
"Processing ?", He looked totally confused and dumb as hell, not sure there was any brain activity up there, and to be clear I don't hate or like cops, each is individual
I don't know about that far but he definitely did not like being tested and I agree ego checking a cop is playing with fire.
@@palladium607 his initial approach was with a lethal weapon. Stop acting like his comment about the cop thinking of ways to shoot was so over the top lol
That was a confused look, not one of malice. He's probably a rookie.
Checking a cop's ego is only dangerous if you do it aggressively. The doctor handled it correctly, even if he was understandably being a bit of an asshole about it. The only thing he should have done differently was to stay in the car until the tension had been diffused. Disobeying an officer's order can be misconstrued as a threat. If you find yourself at gunpoint then your safest course is to calmly comply to demonstrate you are not a threat.
You gathered all that just by looking at his face huh? I guess you're probably one of those people that adamantly insist that you just "know" when someone is pedophile merely on looks alone. If things like that were true, and accurate, we'd have people like you as detection systems and there would never be an incident like those mentioned.. But we don't, because you're merely speculating, or even projecting. Personal bias is a thing as well.
When will these tough guys realize, the manliest thing you can say in a situation like this is "Looks like we had a misunderstanding, sorry for my reaction, have a nice night."
Feelings hurt, ego bruised. Solution, pull weapon, escalate situation.
Absolutely!! They always escalating the situation!!
@@stephaniebrooks8044
Another example if why the USA is the greatest country on Earth.
Cops can always kill the witness so no evidence can be found
@@spritemon98
You mean dead bodies just disappear?
@@willcooper3065 cops can literally get away with murder
That cop is guilty of felony menacing, and trespassing.
You forgot aggravated assault
You are absolutely right. Although the video explains he is not actually guilty of trespassing initially as the doctor claimed, failing to leave after being asked to do so is why he becomes guilty of trespassing during the interaction.. Pulling a weapon without cause is also identified in the video as a clear violation by the "cop." It seems this guy does not deserve to be called a cop since he is wearing a badge primarily to bolster his ego by lying and intimidating busy care givers who are minding their own business. His failure to see that people have their own lives to mind to is reason enough to take his badge and ban him from public service in the future. He should be working a factory job with no public interaction.
if he owns the place, i'd say he can drive any way he wants
exactly those are not state issued road markings.
@@lowspeed2000 actually they are because of the traffic
@@Todd170 that's private traffic just like in a private parking lot.
@@lowspeed2000 yes but the city has to make SURE everyone is safe once he hits the city roads
@@Todd170 but exiting public traffic in a safe manner and entering your private property in any way you wish is your right... that would be like the police giving you a ticket for driving on your grass around your house... it may look odd... but they can't do anything about it
It was a premeditated arrest. Thank you for standing up for your rights, and asking for the police to be retrained in your immediation.
"Let me see your f*in hands!"
Out. Fired. Disbarred from law enforcement permanently. Any cop that starts an interaction like that is a violent, hostile thug who has no business as a cop. And if that's not enough, they also violated department policy and weapons and reporting.
Disagree, there are definitely situations where something like this is appropriate. But in this situation absolutely
Bs
@@IONProd There's no situation where a violent lunatic shitting himself in a mad panic is an appropriate response.
@@IONProd Shut up. This person is obviously talking about this and similar incidents where officers pull their firearms for little to no reason and here you are stating THE OBVIOUS. You think we don’t know some serious, high intensity situations require a firearm?? You think you’re telling anybody something we don’t already know?
@@TerryTR3B I would have to disagree with you as well.. I don't think it was obvious that they were talking about low risk situations. And even then, how terrible is it that I said something that we both believe to be true because I misunderstood someone's argument
"I thought he was going to use the car as a weapon, so I exited my vehicle and walked in front of his car"
Yeah! What a total plonker.
That right there could get that whole statement thrown out in court tbh. Since "I'm afraid" yet lemmi walk infront of said weapon and be calm as a cucumber
Kind of destroyed his made up narrative...
@@airtaiH2 Yep thats what happens when you lie n arent very good at it. You get caught up with what your saying real quick. When He coulda just stfu after he messed up and maybe have had a case yaknow? instead of talking himself outta the case and ratting himself out/contradicting himself. That'll get him screwed over in court
@@wallaceluna6241: You could tell the cop was struggling to make shit up on the spot by the stupid dumb homer simpson face he pulled.
Thanks. I am just disappointed how unprofessional the officer was. He even pulled a gun.
"Pulled a gun" is a very broad phrase
At this point how can you be disappointed? The unprofressionalism of the police has been well documented.
What i loved is him questioning ownership of the property what does that matter most trespass laws state that a person maybe trespassed from a property by the owner or his/her designated representative. So even if the Doctor was not the owner of the property the fact that he had keys to access the building would show he is representative of the owner.
J Gatt I’m not sure what you’re trying to say. Would you prefer “drawing his weapon”
J Gatt what’s broad about it? there’s literally one action that could mean
These cops are so used to pushing people around and being in charge that they can’t or won’t admit they’re wrong when it’s obvious they are. A little humility would go a long way in the police department.
U can see it in that cops face, he's an angry hot head who's on a power trip.
Yes it was a power trip up until the dude said your on my property leave your trespassing after that the cop was so dumbfounded at his own actions he was back peddling trying find leverage (reckless driving) on the doctor to keep himself from getting in the hole he just dug himself because NO COP in the right would have allowed the guy to just walk around let alone enter a building out of sight moments into the encounter like he did this guy! Doc was a boss
Complete lack of self awareness and it’s obvious his mommy failed to teach him the ability to control his natural anger.
In the beginning his expression is more like that of an 11 year old caught with his hand in the cookie jar
Not only that he was trying to be right lol
“I didn’t know it was your property”...Irrelevant. It is personal property, does not matter who owns it.
Correct answer would have been "I'm sorry, I was just looking for a place to stop for a moment to do my paperwork. Have a good night, Sir."
Officer also claims he didnt know he was trespassing at the beginning of the video then at 7:45 says he is called there to clear people for trespass all the time ?
@@cbeyre good observation
Sorry. I was looking for a place to sleep...all the 7 11's were occupied by my co-workers.
love how he says he didn't know then proceeds to tell how he chased off trespassers from the same spot multiple times
“So you would like us to not be on your property” is cop mob shake down speech for “oh so we shouldn’t respond to calls from this property anymore until you are nicer to us”
Yep yep yep yep I heard that shit bro!
Glad to see others catch it too
yea, my first thought as well
Thought the exact same
"currently, i would like you to leave my property" or "i would like you to leave my property at this time, please and thank you"
My brother-in-law left law enforcement after working for Aurora, CO. He started to me that the corruption was everywhere. A. I. was an army that had contempt for locals and city L. E. O. wrote tickets to everyone with an out-of-state plate.
"I didn't know it was your property." Well, you knew it wasn't YOUR property.
Shoulda said "ignorance of private ownership isnt an excuse to trespass." because "ignorance of the law isnt an excuse to violate it" right?
No kidding I hate cops like that !! This guy is the exact problem with cops today it’s the piss poor attitude !! Your a public service figure if u have hate for the public you serve you shouldn’t ever be allowed the job to begin with !!
@@ICBMCatcher Yet another cop sucker speaks up.
@@ICBMCatcher What you don't understand is that I _do_ believe in law and order, especially the _order_ part when it comes to law enforcement. Too bad the majority of those whose _job_ it is to enforce laws don't think likewise.
Are you familiar with the old saying "power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely"? What I resent is _abuse_ of authority.
ICBMCatcher. The cop should NOT have been on private property! Would it be ok for cops to just sit in YOUR driveway and then have the hutspa to not move when you came home? And then you start opening doors WITH OUT a CROWBAR? Hmmm, maybe it is his property. It’s not like criminals tell cops to move so they can rob the place. They’ll pick another place. As far as wreckless driving, the owner probably put the arrows on the pavement. You’re lucky the doctor didn’t shoot YOU!
“Is there a reason you don’t like the police so much?”
“Yea, this!”
Yes, the cops were obnxious, but the fact the guy tried to tie himself to George Floyd is nauseating. Sorry, he's no hero IMO.
@@poweraccountabilityleague6877 Keep trumpizing on your sofa in your own channel ,boomer.
@@poweraccountabilityleague6877 are you saying that there was no problem with the policing in the case of George Floyd? I think it’s clear you’re the nauseating one here
@@poweraccountabilityleague6877 Obnoxious? Guy drew a gun at him for honking! More like a trigger happy moron
@@poweraccountabilityleague6877 the video starts with going into detail about all the charity work this doctor does for the community but suddenly he mentions George Floyd and he's "not a hero", gtfo with your tunnel vision bullshit.
This type of cop should be fired. He is an embarrassment to the officers who understand and follow the law!
Along with the other 2 officers that joined in harassing the doctor. Not one of them pointed out the first officer that he was in the wrong. Notice how he left out the small detail of drawing his weapon on the doctor. All of them are p.o.s and should be fired
Yep.
The first officer seems like he would have trouble trying to tie his shoes while chewing gum. Where do they find these guys & why on earth do they allow them to carry weapons?!
I want to say thank you to the d doctor for helping people. 👍✌
Which are now becoming like unicorns. You hear about them, yet never see ONE!
He is a stupid cop.. Thats all i can say
In my state cops are not allowed to sit on private property in order to make any type of stop, if a stop is initiated while the officer was originally on private property the ticket or any offence after will get thrown out.
My coworker had an officer try to pull them over twice while sitting on private property the judge ended up looking at the Statue and calling the cop an idiot and throwing it out and warned him never to have this come up again cuz he did it twice in one week, the judge was very unhappy that he had to tell the cop twice.
Police can be charged with trespassing, but keep in mind trespassing signs do not apply to police officers or postal federal agents delivering mail until they are told to leave then it applies. Trespassing signs also don't apply if they are called to a scene.
The careless driving would also get thrown out immediately if a cop tried doing this in my state. The inbound and outbound Lane when entering private property is optional it is up to the owner of the private property to enforce the inbound outbound Lane it is completely up to them how those Lanes are used. This is the reason why cops can't enforce stop signs or speed limits in a Walmart parking lot it is up to Walmart to enforce it.
The Doctor was one finger pull from death. That "officer" needs to be in jail, not just fired.
Abuse of power that cop is a total ass hat. Aurora police department are full of ass hats.
Fired yes, jail no. With that logic, anyone who ever held a gun should be sent to jail because someone was "a finger pull from death". That's just ridiculous.
Couldn't agree more, he's a danger to sociey.
@@hatzikuN Which Blue line gang do you belong to? When a LEO draws a weapon they are waiting for the slightest excuse to use it. Drawing a weapon should be a last use action not the first thing you do!
Strongly. It is a crime. Can't he read? Doctor the City is a Corporation registered in Europe. All their employees, including police and ALL court officials are foreign agents per act of 1939. Cop has NO immunity and must have a surety bond and personally liable to $75K and 10 years in prison. He must show his registration papers upon request. He has also to sign a anti-bribery statement. Thst cop is dangerous and will kill someone just looking at gis fa e and demeanor. So glad you escaped harm from deranged man/corporate employee.
No traffic and nughttime. A huge stretch to call it reckless. The other cop not so bright either. Should have told him straight away to back out and leave. Demandung you back up for the little prick just attempt to get a nick in his belt.
Wow. He honks and the officer gets out of his car and says “show me your f***ing hands”... real professional.
"It's your property, you own it?"
"yes"
*stares in confusion*
What is this insanity of "owning" "property"??? Quit the bullshit dude you're going to jail
@@nspring06 Its insane someone can think they own property, we live in the United States not some capitalist paradise.
All land belongs to the police and anyone caught disagreeing will be shot at and no report will be filed!
Hahaha so true
That wasn't confusion. That was "oh shit"...he was being shady
priceless!!
This dr has balls of steel. The officer was immediately rendered useless by standing in the presence of such heroic levels or testosterone.
Officer got 1 week suspension without pay and required de-escalation training. It's been over a year since the incident in question and it wasn't until April 28, 2021 that the court decided that the city of Aurora and officer would be a part of the same lawsuit. The city is throwing up every bogus legal excuse they can and the courts are throwing them out. They are wasting even more taxpayers' money trying to defend this scumbag instead of admitting guilt and just paying the wronged party.
Any updates? 🙏🏼
Colorado has lots of snowflakes
You do not live in a "free country " you live in the matrix. Now shut up and be a battery
It's called precedent. They don't want to set a standard for other people that choose to fight for their rights.
Thank you for the update.
"This is my property!"
"CaN yOU sHOw Me?"
Am I supposed to walk around with my house deeds and titles in my pocket?!
Most Cops are complete idiots.
Very valid point.
The cop had no right to be there irrespective of who the owner of the property was.
@@rsilvers129 You're an idiot if you think that situation applies to this one even at all.
@@rsilvers129 Fail. It was private property, the policeman had no legitimate reason to be there or he would have said so, the policeman should have just backed up and let the doctor drive past.
S C it’s not like a strip mall parking lot? It’s privately owned but the cop is allowed to be there until asked to leave.
A "oh sorry sir" let me get out your way, is a hell of a lot easier than a pissing contest with innocent people. Very unprofessional, I'm ashamed of those officers.
Well said. I agree fully.
He could be power tripping because someone honked at him, but I think the cop wasn't supposed to be there - was napping or just F'ing off, and attempted to cover his tracks with intimidation, because you can't fix stupid.
All he really should have done was move and let the other car pass - any action beyond that was unjustified.
@@1SCme My thought EXACTLY! That would explain his extreme reaction.
Think it says a lot about the level of trust in the police if citizens immediately feel the need to start recording.
The Doctor can enter his own property from any direction he wants. The arrow on the ground was put there by him as the building owner, and he can deceide whether or not he follows his own direction arrow.
Furthermore, that is a parking lot, not a street or highway
The cop was grasping at straws.
Also, even if the cop wrote the Dr a ticket, the private property owner can have any traffic citation dismissed. Since the good Doctor was the property owner, he would just have to tell the court to dismiss any traffic charge.
@@stormking7763 What jurisdiction do cops have over traffic violations on private property? Is there even such a thing?
@@srbaruchi Pretty much no jurisdiction
legends say the second officer is still asking why the doctor doesn't like the police.
😂😂😂
Heck I don’t like police officers. So it doesn’t matter just get off his property.
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This is where we reappropriate the phrase ‘this day and age’, as referring to corrupt police culture.
They're so stupid, they can't figure it out!
😂😂😂😂No
It's the Dr's fault. Disturbing the cop sleeping in his car.
Did you watch the video?
Or do you have an extra chromosome?
@@letsgochamp4735 he's just trolling chill
Let’s go Champ wooooshhh
Let’s go Champ r/whoosh
They stood around desperately trying to find a reason to hurt this guy. And it's such a mystery why cops aren't held on a pedestal by many people.
"It is extremely concerning that someone of his social caliber would be treated as a criminal for telling the officer to leave his property." Wrong. The Dr.'s standing in the community should have no bearing on the case. It should be extremely concerning that ANYONE would be treated as a criminal for telling the officer to leave one's property, even if it's someone who is out of prison on parole. Constitutional rights are constitutional rights, and social standing shouldn't grant them more often to people of one classification over another.
Well said
Exactly 💯 right
pridenprejudice2004, you're very well informed. Wish more people would wake up and share our view. Please drop more knowledge. ✊🏾
indeed. that sounds pretty elitist thinking a doctor should be treated differently than the "common man".
And having to prove to a stranger dressed in black that they own the property and MUST give that stranger their personal information to do whatever they want with. If a stranger knocked on your door and asked you your date of birth (etc) and you did, they would tell you that you are nuts.
The second cop that said “so you don’t want us on your property at all?”..sounds like a veiled threat that they weren’t going to do their job!
Exactly. If you want police protection then you are just going to have to put up with your rights being violated. If we can't screw you over at will then don't call when someone is committing a crime.
sounds like they are agreeing to PERMANENT RESTRAINING ORDERS to keep them away...
Yep. They do something dumb, get called out on it, and move on to the not-so-vailed threat of not ever helping him if he needs it.
My thoughts exactly. So in the case the Doctor has to call for some kind of help, they can either throw it in his face or not show up at all.
@@r0ckymarie yup the police don’t have to show up to his property if a emergency occurs. They are not obligated to protect private citizens
I would bet that those “sensitive” police will retaliate and vandalize his office or pull him over on some. BS
@Jesse Scott this is under the assumption that they would ever be held accountable for those actions in the first place
Guaranteed they will retaliate! Because they're pride was bruised.
Oh, indeed. However, the Dr doesn't back down to thugs easily, very commendable in this day and age of zero consequences for gang mentality and actions performed by the biggest gang in the land with all legal recourse on their side. All police shootings found "wrong" should be prosecuted as gang attacks with that additional time on top, that's what they are most of the time. Putting kids with the mentality of gang members in uniforms and guns is ridiculous, let's do a little better USA huh?
Why was he embarrassed? He did a great job defending himself and his property. He stood firm and didnt let them bully him.
There are also no trespass signs posted. The officer should have never been on the property to begin with. The fact that he had to be told several times to leave shows how this department disregards law when it comes to themselves.
Let's face facts here, the parking spaces are hidden by a wall and open on ground level with no barriers for immediate and rapid exit.
Perfect stake out location for a filthy tyrant revenue collector pig to jump out and extort money from the very people they should be protecting.
Cole Definitely not themselves because they’re above the law
How does a no trespass sign on a parking lot work???
@@Hear-MeoutTwo2 They are common, basically only those with business are allowed on the property with the sign stating the owners does not want anyone on the property.
@@Psy500 In this case a no trespass sign is not effective in an open parking lot.
The officer trespassed when he was asked to leave and did not comply.
Citizen: *honks*
Cop: “so you have chosen death”
Hahahaaaa lmao
Kek but damn be true in so many situations
Actually, on one of my GTA IV playthroughs, I did get a wanted level for honking the horn in a cop's vicinity.
Gotta love Rockstar's sense of humor.
No, YOU have chosen to lose your job.
Lmfao haha
Careless driving applies to public roads. The second he turned onto his property, the arrow means nothing as the state did not paint it, nor do they maintain it, not to mention they don't own it.
Yep
@@isaackvasager9957 - That’s simply not true. Careless driving is a charge that can be issued for actions taken on both public and private roadways.
@@isaackvasager9957
If that was true, then why can a cop give me a ticket for driving too fast in a grocery store parking lot?
"not to mention they don't own it."
Oh, they own it.
Let him neglect to pay that $24,000 and you'll quickly see who actually owns that property.
True "land ownership" does not exist.
It would more accurately be named "consented extortion".
@@indyspotes3310 Well...yes and no. People "own" the land insomuch as they have the rights (that the government says you have) to use the property how you see fit (again, within the bounds of the law). So as long as you pay your tax for the pleasure of having the limited right to do what you want, then yes, you "own" it. So far, police don't have authority to police private roads/parking lots/etc... unless they're invited. Even then, driving laws that apply on public property, cannot be enforced on "private" property (unless it's a handicap parking law, or fire lane law).
The APD is a dumpster fire, to be honest. 9 years ago my husband's wallet was stolen. Obviously, we called the police and had them come to our house to file a report in hopes that they would just do their job and help catch the people responsible. In the 20 minutes it took them to fill out the report I decided I would try to help them and I managed to find video evidence of the people that broke in and stole his wallet. All they had to do was just go get that video and then continue what should have been a fairly simple investigation in order to arrest the people that did it. It's not like they were criminal master minds. They went around to a bunch of stores where they knew they would be on camera and used a stolen card to make purchases. So, do you think the cops took the 5 minutes to go get the video I found for them? No.. no they did not. They didn't even try to help, because then the would have to actually do something. And we can't have that now, can we? The people that stole the wallet then went on to steal my husband's social security number off of either his Medicare or Medicaid card (I can't remember which one had his SS# on it back then) and steal his identity which created an absolute nightmare of a situation where they took out credit cards and drove his credit straight down into the ground. All of this happened just because the APD couldn't take literally 5 minutes to get the video and then just figure out who it was, which they easily could have done using the parking lot video I also found for them, to get the license plate number and track down the owner of the car. All because they didn't want to have to actually do their jobs. So, while I respect the police in general, APD gets no respect from me whatsoever, and they never will. There is literally nothing they could ever do to make up for the shit they allowed a piece of shit thief to do to my husband. Moral of the story, feel free to rob anyone you want in Aurora CO because the cops couldn't care less.
I think the officer just realized he lost his quiet place to nap while on shift.
Startled. Angered and panics. Draws gun. Goofball.
Exactly.
That's what I saw.
Or the fright of the horn made him drop his donut in his lap so he lost his sh*t..🤔😂😂😂😂👍
Officer Henderson also gets an F for the punk-rat sneer hardwired into his face.
He looks a bit like if Jack Black had fallen off the blessed path, haha.
But yeah, sometimes you can read musical taste from a face. Metal/punk, something like that is visible.
Lmao....yeah, the low IQ punk-rat sneer
Little bit of a mouth breather
Dowlphwin fffffffffffffffffff
That Doc was calm even with a gun pointed in his face, amazing. Glad he ended up safe.
I watched a youtube video about police training "Bullet proof mind." It shows cops shooting folks after taking that class for no good reason. It is a sick thing to teach cops to shoot a person multiple times like they do like they are taught to freak out and kill destroy wipe out a person if you can't see their hands for a second. It is a militarized us versus them police training system very popular now.
@@jerrystephens9143 yeah and one further problem is, that if they shoot only once the courts could decide that the cop wasn't scared enough because he only shot once, therefore making him loose the case. they rather shoot until they're out of bullets, less problems in court. At least that's what I heard.
I don't think he was aware he was drawn on ( I think the light on the gun was too dazzling and thought it was just a flashlight) he never mentions a gun pointed at himself.
Cop started the confrontation with major bully energy but quickly realized his “victim” wasn’t afraid & wasn’t bluffing
"I don't know it's your property."
"Well, you know it's not YOUR property."
Followed by, "See these keys, see this lock - watch how they work...Now get the fck off my property..."
Sounds like something my Mom would have said, lol!!!!
@@stevedavies1261 Pretty much. Had the cops show up to my work one day because I was there late to finish inventory as manager. It was in a bad area of town, and I was 19 at the time closing shift also not wearing my uniform anymore. They said they got a call about a suspicious vehicle and were pounding on the front door which was locked. I went to the front to ask them how I could help them and they immediately asked how I broke in and what I had taken not believing I was an employee until I pulled out the key and locked them inside while standing outside asking them how I possibly managed to get a perfect replica of the key.
They kept sitting in the lot too at random times during the day and night for no reason afterwards, probably because I made them look like idiots.
@@xHTxRaptorF22 I would have left them locked in there until their boss showed up.
@@The_Kirk_Lazarus That was the plan if only there wasn't an easy turn knob for them to use. Sadly their boss wasn't my biggest fan so nothing happened. Their boss hates me because I filed the report to have his dog examined for no rabies tags, after it bit one of my drivers and he refused to take the initial call. Funny thing he didn't know, the guy who trained me in his vet clinic during highschool, was the rabies officer of the county and had top level jurisdiction in that case. So I just called him in front of the sheriff's face, and put it on speaker for the whole station to hear. The dog was seized within a few hours. That city is known locally for corrupt shit from years past too
Regardless of who owns the property, the cop knows it's private property and should not be there writing reports.
The cop should have aplogised, explained that there was better light in their for him to read his jizz mags, and left the scene without further comment.
I’m binge watching this channel. It’s such a great one. I appreciate how well informed and put together it is.
Same here and I don’t even live in the US!