Fake Cop Tries To Intimidate Real Cop But Gets Fired and Charged Instead

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Комментарии • 8 тыс.

  • @AuditTheAudit
    @AuditTheAudit  Год назад +181

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    • @alsatful
      @alsatful Год назад +14

      I didnt get this notification until today , YT is messing with you

    • @thilli1859
      @thilli1859 Год назад +1

      Could you go over the fighting words not being protected under 1A?

    • @BlondieSL
      @BlondieSL Год назад +6

      @@alsatful That's what I first thought too because this pin is 4 days old.
      HOWEVER, if you look at the date that this video was posted, it's TODAY!
      Something odd happening there.

    • @DavidSchneiderIP
      @DavidSchneiderIP Год назад +15

      You cannot speak a new language in 3 weeks. "Start speaking" is a used-car salesman obfuscation.

    • @cheerdiver
      @cheerdiver Год назад +4

      Professional sophistry, based on group think consensus.

  • @superiorstagg
    @superiorstagg Год назад +11268

    I have no idea why the neighbors would complain about her. She seems like such a pleasant person 🙄

    • @holysword876
      @holysword876 Год назад +360

      The husband and wife truly deserve each other

    • @margaretballinger2484
      @margaretballinger2484 Год назад

      I was thinking the same, she must be the terror of the neighborhood. Kids aren't safe playing out in their front yards with her barreling up the street.

    • @zacharyking1737
      @zacharyking1737 Год назад +64

      There can only be one of us!

    • @Tajarim88
      @Tajarim88 Год назад +11

      @@zacharyking1737 there is

    • @jamesnash6101
      @jamesnash6101 Год назад +118

      Yeah, and I think you're being ironical. But I generally agree with your overall sentiment. Those two, in this video think that they're a power couple and thier overall demeanor is nothing more than a couple of bullies. Because her husband is a correctional officer.
      However, I'm sure he's made it quite clear that he is, or in his mind he is, a police officer. So therefore, over time, they have intimidated and bullied the whole neighborhood.
      In addition, she is nothing more than a frustrated, narcissistic, spoiled little Karenvolk. Oh yeah, in her teens and twenties. I bet, she was an attractive but spoiled little firecracker. She received a lot of attention because a lot of men wanted to light her fuse.
      But when she hit that wall at 30. She slowly and methodically became more and more and more invisible to the world of men. And now, to get validation and attention, this is the kind of thing that she does. Yep, this is what happens to spoiled little girls, they turn into Karenvolks. And now, they're held accountable for their actions.
      In this case I'm glad the a real police officer was involved, and now, this power couple is taken down a notch or two.

  • @12Daze
    @12Daze Год назад +2023

    She specializes in conflict, anger management, and anxiety *counseling* .... Let that sink in.

    • @chevchelios3700
      @chevchelios3700 Год назад +129

      I'm sure she earned that position over "other" more qualified people for some reason....

    • @crazybox7326
      @crazybox7326 Год назад +38

      everything i have come to expect from years of government training

    • @Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting
      @Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting Год назад +54

      I particularly like the "Let that sink in" bit. Now we all get to have nightmares.

    • @gametime2473
      @gametime2473 Год назад +62

      A pretty high percentage of people in the mental health field got into it to help themselves... unsuccessfully. I got a BA in psychology (as a second degree since it was really easy and didn't cost me anything extra) and I know this for a fact, at least at my university and the two people in my family that got sociology counseling masters degrees.

    • @AustinL911
      @AustinL911 Год назад +54

      @@gametime2473 nearly every psych practitioner I've ever met has some underlying issues themselves.

  • @SAHMMilitaryWife
    @SAHMMilitaryWife Год назад +294

    The most mess up thing is that she is a LICENCED MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR! They should be absolutely ashamed of themselves and the fact that they got away with any of this is a miscarriage of justice!

    • @cyborgrat
      @cyborgrat 10 месяцев назад +23

      Most of people in psychology are there because they have issues and wanted to fix themselves.
      Had a ex whos mother is a psychologist, ex got raped(she invited a dude over that others didnt trust, while we were still dating) so her mom was telling her how its her fault for being stupid (not entirely wrong but not the time to talk about that or throw accusations).

    • @GeorgeSukFuk
      @GeorgeSukFuk 9 месяцев назад

      Lol

    • @Bu11d0gz
      @Bu11d0gz 9 месяцев назад +10

      I bet she isn't anymore since this video was put up. Also most mental places refuse to hire or keep employees with felony record.

    • @drovoseg
      @drovoseg 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@Bu11d0gz But I think she doesn't have felony records? It's her husband

    • @mikelxanadu
      @mikelxanadu 9 месяцев назад +10

      Hold up. I have bipolar. Please god don’t let one of my fellow bipolar brethren have her as a counselor

  • @rhi2021
    @rhi2021 10 месяцев назад +67

    She’s the type of therapist to tell someone with anxiety to just “not be anxious”

  • @evalex71
    @evalex71 Год назад +3973

    As if losing his job and getting charged isn't enough -- Coker still has to come home to HER every day. Talk about punishment!

    • @bganjavian
      @bganjavian Год назад +56

      My thoughts exactly

    • @SomeGuyNamedTex
      @SomeGuyNamedTex Год назад +139

      He did it to himself.

    • @thedaily30
      @thedaily30 Год назад +1

      While I highly doubt it, for Coker’s sake let’s all pray that she’s REMARKABLE in bed.

    • @seattlesix9953
      @seattlesix9953 Год назад +107

      He gets to sleep in the bed he made

    • @personneici2595
      @personneici2595 Год назад +1

      Glutton for punishment

  • @FatherManus
    @FatherManus Год назад +3303

    You know it's bad when both suspects get Fs and the officer gets an A+.

    • @growthisfreedomunitedearth7584
      @growthisfreedomunitedearth7584 Год назад +133

      yah, this was wild.
      Karenovirus is really spreading amongst the melanin challenged population.

    • @morelhunter3966
      @morelhunter3966 Год назад

      @@growthisfreedomunitedearth7584 Bro...Do you really want to compare videos of out of control black females vs white? Both are annoying.

    • @dominelasso6454
      @dominelasso6454 Год назад +69

      It's actually good in this scenario, the cop was a good chill cop. He's not a tyrant bad power trip cop like majority showed on this channel.

    • @corneliusthecrowtamer1937
      @corneliusthecrowtamer1937 Год назад +29

      @@growthisfreedomunitedearth7584 right I wonder why she says her neighbors don't like her 😂

    • @growthisfreedomunitedearth7584
      @growthisfreedomunitedearth7584 Год назад +8

      @@corneliusthecrowtamer1937 I want to be friends with crows.

  • @Regnart_Seht
    @Regnart_Seht Год назад +162

    Man the fact that guy shushed his wife like she's a child and the fact that she just keeps going, almost justifying it, are very telling.

    • @Visitant69
      @Visitant69 9 месяцев назад +20

      He shushed her like a child because she behaves like a child. It just so happens that he's also a child.

    • @volkswagenginetta
      @volkswagenginetta 9 месяцев назад +11

      the shushing was probably the smartest thing he did this entire video. you shouldn't be flying off the handle at a cop when accused of a crime. de-escelation is always positive even if everything done after is moronic

    • @dx1450
      @dx1450 9 месяцев назад +5

      @@volkswagenginetta The dumbest thing he did was ask for a "professional courtesy" and then try to threaten the officer that his department would be pulling their people over.

  • @Kitkat5335
    @Kitkat5335 10 месяцев назад +68

    This reminds me of a time when I was working as a correctional officer and my neighbor tried to claim I intimidated them with use of authority while in my uniform after their son had hit the side of my vehicle damaging it. What actually happened is that I at first thought it happened when I was at work, but was able to rule that out. Then on my day off I checked my home cameras and noticed their vehicle came close to mine and made it move. With this I checked the car I knew my neighbor's son to drive and found proof of paint transfer from my vehicle (blue) on their bumper and tail light. I was wearing civilian clothes and knocked on the door, the son who was 18 answered and I asked him if he would come look at something. I showed him where the scuff marks were and how they lined up with the dent and marks on my vehicle then asked if he had insurance so I could file a report since I had camera proof he'd run into my vehicle. We exchanged information and I thought that was the end of it then went to file my claim and accident report via precinct.
    A couple days later I had a police officer show up and thought he was there to look into the accident claim so came out to talk to him. Instead I was asked if I worked corrections and answered I did. He then went on to explain if I knew that meant I wasn't a certified peace officer prompting me to ask what the contact was about. I was notified that the neighbor's parents called saying that I had shown up at their door in uniform to intimidate their son into admitting he hit my vehicle when he hadn't. I frowned as I thought I had a good relationship with them then asked the officer if he would wait while I got my phone, since that is how I accessed my video and saved the clip. After showing the officer the clip, I then pulled up the camera footage of the day I spoke to the neighbor and showed him approximately 15 minutes of footage where I walked out of my door in civilian clothes, across the street, spoke to neighbor and then showed them where the transfer was on the vehicle. I then showed when we were done I went straight back inside still wearing civilian clothes. The officer then went across the street, spoke to the neighbors and gave them a warning about filing false reports. I was given a card incase anything further came from the incident. That day I stopped speaking to that neighbor and made sure to supply everything to my insurance as they attempted to file a counter claim saying I had run into their car and not the other way around. I also had to report this to my commanding officer just in case they tried to claim differently, to include supplying necessary information regarding both the traffic incident, and the officer that spoke with me regarding the claim of intimidation through authority. Those types of claims are taken very seriously and not only cost a person doing it their job, but also put a permanent mark on their record so they can't be hired back into the field again.
    Just felt like sharing as it shows the opposite can happen where someone knowing the other works corrections may attempt to use that against them when something happens. It is a shame though when you see someone, whether corrections or police, off duty trying to assert any type of authority that they don't have to get out of a situation or someone else out of a situation through intimidation.

    • @hollygennaro5874
      @hollygennaro5874 10 месяцев назад +4

      Wow!! It's a good thing you had surveillance outside your home. Those neighbours were pure trash, to not only refuse to correct their son who had done wrong, but to lie, and lie in such a way to destroy a man's career and life (if you didn't have proof) by being arrested. All of this over some paint transfer, which would buff out and MAYBE their rates might go up a few dollars. More than likely, not.

    • @Kitkat5335
      @Kitkat5335 10 месяцев назад +1

      @hollygennaro5874 was a substantial dent in my driver door and paint scuff on their bumper. Their son was a horrible driver so they already had high rate because of him, but yeah. It was pretty out of left field they tried to go that far to get out of another accident he caused, but didn't help them since he got in another accident two days later in a parking lot. We had same insurance carrier so while they assessed that accident they were able to confirm the one with me since they were trying to say it didn't happen and that I was just looking for a way to get out of my own accident.

    • @Kitkat5335
      @Kitkat5335 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@sundiver9074 You can believe that if you want, but it isn't made up.

    • @Kitkat5335
      @Kitkat5335 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@sundiver9074 I don't need to, nor have I. You're the only one that seems to think it is necessary to discredit someone. You aren't obligated to believe it, but it did happen.

    • @Kitkat5335
      @Kitkat5335 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@sundiver9074 Since you're the expert, what makes my claim a lie? What infallible reason, other than you believe it to be one, makes it so?
      Is it because I posted it in a comment to a video of the exact opposite happening? Is it because I had camera proof? In this day and age cameras are everywhere, and home security systems aren't exactly uncommon in my area. Is it that the neighbor called the cops on me saying I was trying to claim authority I didn't have while wearing a uniform? What part is it you have a problem with that makes it a goal to discredit?
      The point of my comment was to show how serious doing such is taken. Abuse of authority and intimidation of the public is something very clearly outlined in Code of Conduct policy. How any correctional or detention officer thinks they have any type of authority outside of their place of duty eludes me, especially when it is on something you must sign upon hire and on regular intervals. It is done to insure that those employed in such duties understand violating such policies can and, more often than not, do lead to termination along with permanent mark making you undesirable in similar jobs.

  • @metamorphic8797
    @metamorphic8797 Год назад +487

    Neighbors were recording her going like 60mph through their neighborhood, blowing stop signs, beeping and squealing tires in front of anyone’s house who complained. The HOA held meetings with police and showed them all videos prior to this

    • @DaysofKnight
      @DaysofKnight Год назад +129

      And yet her charges got dropped. Annoying. Karen needs her license revoked

    • @mikebronicki8264
      @mikebronicki8264 Год назад +44

      Yep, the only non satisfying part of this video was that the witch got off in the end.

    • @LivingNed
      @LivingNed Год назад +10

      Were they evicted?

    • @Michelle-fi3ze
      @Michelle-fi3ze 10 месяцев назад +10

      ​@@LivingNed I hope so.

    • @Michelle-fi3ze
      @Michelle-fi3ze 10 месяцев назад

      I don't doubt it. She is an arrogant, sad, chip on her shoulder, entitled biotch. Getting off just fed her arrogance and insanity.
      I feel bad for the officer and neighbours.
      And am disappointed with the judge who let her off.
      Too bad the neighbours didn't attend court to show president.
      Hopefully they will get what they deserve.

  • @kevinyunseokim8194
    @kevinyunseokim8194 Год назад +1514

    i cant believe someone like her can get licensing to become a therapist, i wonder how she treats her patients

    • @rogercraven2667
      @rogercraven2667 Год назад +31

      She treats them like sh__.

    • @Im-BAD-at-satire
      @Im-BAD-at-satire Год назад +29

      Let's hope that she doesn't have any CSA victims as her clients, it's already bad for those without such trauma but it would be worse on those who went through such a traumatic childhood.

    • @kevinyunseokim8194
      @kevinyunseokim8194 Год назад

      @@Im-BAD-at-satire its hard for me to believe some prick like her actually wants to help other people at their lowest points in their lives. Professions dont make people good but their characters does - and i would never ever want to be a client of hers after seeing this video

    • @czerniana
      @czerniana Год назад +45

      @@gabrielbrunotte1911 except she’s had many moments on video now, and it’s definitely part of her character and not just a random fluke.

    • @RogueCoup
      @RogueCoup Год назад +31

      @@gabrielbrunotte1911 well theres also the fact that the neighbourhood complains about her. and usually you realize your lows in a couple of minutes

  • @doctorconk1252
    @doctorconk1252 11 месяцев назад +19

    I love the way the officer clearly, sensibly, coherently, legally, and fluently told the women how the situation worked and she slid him with that "No!"

  • @TheAlan136
    @TheAlan136 Год назад +8

    Imagine if that horrible woman was your doctor. Jeez, I hope she lost all of her patients.

  • @lmm-rh7sf
    @lmm-rh7sf Год назад +1529

    At first, I wondered how her husband could put up with her. Then when he started talking, I understood why they were married. And it's really too bad she got her charges dropped. Every time a person like that gets away with something, they become even more insufferable

    • @speakerroach4015
      @speakerroach4015 Год назад +72

      Karen
      She was mostly like attractive blonde younger , therefore her life was easier and she got away with alot cus of her looks .
      This led on her adult years . Entitlement of a college blonde who never matured

    • @sludge8506
      @sludge8506 Год назад

      I have listened to the internal affairs interview with Mr. D. Coker.
      Mr. Coker continually lies over and over and over.
      By the way, Mrs. Kathryn Coker, 52, called the LEO a f@@@@@@ n@@@@@.
      That’s right, she used the n-word. She called him a fckng n-word.

    • @AKPC-0331
      @AKPC-0331 Год назад +34

      Also looking at his tats hes a Marine Grunt so he already had a holier than thou mindset before he ever got into corrections. Lol

    • @philliprader6298
      @philliprader6298 Год назад +18

      Whats the antonym of a therapist? Thats her.

    • @philliprader6298
      @philliprader6298 Год назад +2

      @@speakerroach4015 totally agree!

  • @kaizer4506
    @kaizer4506 Год назад +579

    Not the angriest traffic violator I’ve seen, but definitely the most entitled. Can’t even shut up for 10 seconds while her husband tries to fix her mistake

    • @wootle
      @wootle Год назад +21

      The husband was not trying to fix mistake. He was trying to make it out that he was a cop and trying to pressure the real cop not to issue the ticket. Both of them should be fined and their car crushed.

    • @ajediknight
      @ajediknight Год назад

      "all these piece of shit neighbors have nothing better to do than complain about my driving"
      never 'hmm, maybe I should slow down and quit running stop signs'. Entitled twatwaffle

    • @cmf1402
      @cmf1402 Год назад +18

      @@wootle the poor car!

    • @wootle
      @wootle Год назад +23

      @@cmf1402 Ok yes, agreed! Confiscate it and auction it off with proceeds to maybe a homeless charity.

    • @damiester1
      @damiester1 Год назад +8

      @@wootle Way better solution

  • @kimkistler3370
    @kimkistler3370 8 месяцев назад +5

    Amazing how entitled these people think they are,,jeez!! Feel bad for the officer dealing with this kind of shit! So glad to hear the husband was fired for his actions!!

  • @BlueLightningHawk
    @BlueLightningHawk 9 месяцев назад +10

    He seemed like a reasonable guy until he said the showing his ID thing and insinuating that his department will enforce tickets on their department.

  • @Fister_of_Muppets
    @Fister_of_Muppets Год назад +907

    She's a real gem... imagine how much trash her neighbors have had to deal with that wasn't on video.

    • @Dm-cosmic-chaos
      @Dm-cosmic-chaos Год назад +1

      This officers put out a hour long video 3 month ago this family are tyrant and use connections with local police to abuse power the neighborhood hate them because their wife's speeding all the time almost hit one of the kids

    • @personneici2595
      @personneici2595 Год назад +18

      I bet her neighbors are installing doorbell cams if they can.

    • @louskunt9798
      @louskunt9798 Год назад +10

      “Doctor” Coker! 🤮🤣😂🤣😂

    • @jonboy9734
      @jonboy9734 Год назад +2

      If only neighbors minded their business.

    • @sn4rl277
      @sn4rl277 Год назад +7

      If you said her name was Karen, I would 100% believe you.

  • @ptronohv.5284
    @ptronohv.5284 Год назад +210

    This is a woman who has never been told no, and doesn't respect anyone's authority. It's also rare to see an officer this professional. He did everything right.

    • @FJBrandon
      @FJBrandon 10 месяцев назад +2

      Specially by a person of color

    • @unitedpeoplesrepublic2808
      @unitedpeoplesrepublic2808 9 месяцев назад

      Nobody has authority over anyone that’s what causes civil wars

    • @JavierNYC423
      @JavierNYC423 6 месяцев назад

      @@FJBrandonit’s rare to see a patient person of color is what you’re saying ?

  • @dennisreeve8859
    @dennisreeve8859 Год назад +7

    Thanks officer Aiken! The public needs professionals like you!

  • @Wulfdane
    @Wulfdane 3 дня назад

    Watching this husband and wife treat the Police Officer so horribly, the racial slurs and after watching the investigation interview of the husband, it’s infuriating. Much respect to the police officer, he had the patience and restraint of a saint.

  • @randallsmerna384
    @randallsmerna384 Год назад +1573

    "Professional Courtesy" should NEVER be applied or even spoken between law enforcement entities. Doing so should be automatic loss of job and criminal charges.
    They MUST be held to a HIGHER standard!

    • @LegendStormcrow
      @LegendStormcrow Год назад +56

      Agreed. It should be a professional courtesy to upcharge people when charged

    • @chasecash1363
      @chasecash1363 Год назад +32

      Professional courtesy should be given by the officer when he realizes the person ( whoever they are cop or not) made a tiny mistake speeding two miles over the limit etc. but if it’s asked for they should be given penalties for every charge they committed.

    • @blfzhn7716
      @blfzhn7716 Год назад +43

      Standard? Law enforcement servants aren’t even held to the standards expected of citizens. Qualified immunity means ignorance of the law IS an excuse.

    • @BEN-ys6gu
      @BEN-ys6gu Год назад +5

      Imo it should be applied only for rare cases when an officer is breaking the law in order to clearly save someone or stop a crime in a reasonable way.

    • @Ward413
      @Ward413 Год назад +2

      The notion that Law Enforcement would be impervious or exempt from the very laws they enforce on the general public every day is truly insane. Anyone who supports such a notion shouldn’t be a cop. Period.
      I think the problem is that a lot of cops look at law enforcement as if it’s just like any other job… like they don’t realize that they’re “the State.” All these douche bags probably post Don’t Tread On Me flags on their Facebook and then proceed to betray the very spirit of that flag by expecting to be given special treatment because their a state employee. It’s incredible.

  • @arinerm1331
    @arinerm1331 Год назад +1001

    The scoring in this episode is absolutely perfect. That the neighbors so frequently complained about her driving on residential streets should tell us all we need to know about this narcissist.

    • @lolkthnxbai
      @lolkthnxbai Год назад +26

      In the original real world police video it has added footage of just how fast she was going, she 100% deserved to be ticketed it's crazy how fast she was going down those streets.

    • @anti-ethniccleansing465
      @anti-ethniccleansing465 Год назад +8

      @@lolkthnxbai
      Don’t be misleading. We don’t have video of how fast she was going when she ran the stop sign for this specific incident.
      The videos of speeding were recorded at different times by neighbors.

    • @replynotificationsdisabled
      @replynotificationsdisabled Год назад +2

      @@anti-ethniccleansing465 *she's been driving*

    • @dbphillips1978
      @dbphillips1978 Год назад

      ​@@anti-ethniccleansing465 it doesn't matter "how fast she was going when she ran the stop sign", she still ran it. the other poster was just pointing out a history of driving like an idiot through the neighborhood. go watch the other video they are talking about. this kuunt was driving like an ass just to piss off neighbors, because she thought she was above the law. Lots of videos of cops wives thinking this way.

    • @rickwesty
      @rickwesty Год назад +3

      Thought Dr’s were intelligent.

  • @Monaco-BuilditFixitDriveitEver
    @Monaco-BuilditFixitDriveitEver 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks for this video.

  • @bbodin6807
    @bbodin6807 10 месяцев назад

    Bravo Mr LEO!!! You have nerves of steel! You Sir, are a credit to your profession in this interaction@!🎉🎉🎉

  • @pedromrod3
    @pedromrod3 Год назад +1775

    You had me at “fake cop” and “fired”. Thanks for the quality content.

    • @thinkbeforeyoutype7106
      @thinkbeforeyoutype7106 Год назад +20

      Hahaha same here

    • @Jeetylime
      @Jeetylime Год назад +13

      I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not lol.

    • @a1b1c184
      @a1b1c184 Год назад +8

      Only "deplorable" people would not like this content.

    • @michaelpatanella
      @michaelpatanella Год назад +1

      Yesss!

    • @leviwallace9647
      @leviwallace9647 Год назад +19

      @@a1b1c184 I’m a ‘deplorable’ and I like this content. Calling out bad cops, holding them accountable and praising the good cops is what everyone should do. Certainly sound better than defunding them doesn’t it. It’s certainly better than what those moron in CHAZ came up with. Do you remember how that experiment in self policing worked out😂 it was a whole lot of non-deplorables shooting robbing and terrorising each other.

  • @TheTacoisland
    @TheTacoisland Год назад +1472

    It's a damn shame that they acquitted her for all of those charges. It just reinforces her entitled attitude and encourages it for future interactions with any authority figure.

    • @youhaveinfinitevalue5755
      @youhaveinfinitevalue5755 Год назад +106

      Fully agreed. Let’s take a little solace that She’s being tried now in the court of RUclips opinion and I’m sure everyone who knows her will see this, as will she. Now they both get to live with their horrible actions

    • @MerlinTheCommenter
      @MerlinTheCommenter Год назад

      Hopefully there will be some social consequences for this real piece of crap

    • @donhagelson7465
      @donhagelson7465 Год назад +40

      A “he said she said” argument
      A cop usually has a 51% chance of winning those in traffic stops if that’s all they have as evidence is their own testimony.
      That leaves a 49% chance for the defendant to win if the judge is in a good mood and has sympathy for whatever situation is being talked about or happened in the traffic stop.

    • @jonstone9741
      @jonstone9741 Год назад +51

      Your attitude sucks. She was found not guilty of the charges. Her entitled attitude is totally irrelevant in deciding her guilt or innocence of the charges.

    • @nigsbalchin226
      @nigsbalchin226 Год назад +18

      @@donhagelson7465
      It's more like 70% in the officer's favour. Plus, she was complaining of harassment by officers from that department, which, if her lawyer had sufficient evidence, could have gone against the officer's case by opening up reasonable doubt.

  • @kookiedabear
    @kookiedabear 9 месяцев назад +1

    Kudos to the deputy...fantastic job managing your emotions and professionalism! Continue the great job as an asset to the force.

  • @lapierredave
    @lapierredave 11 месяцев назад

    I love this channel and I learn a lot from it. One thing it's taught me that I'll never forget is that "W" is worth 4 points in Scrabble.

  • @dennishuffstutler9820
    @dennishuffstutler9820 Год назад +795

    There's so much more to this one. This idiot called the officer's supervisor immediately to complain and completely lied about everything. There's also a video of the IA interview with him. All the neighbors complained about this lady and even all showed up at their house to confront her and had a ton of video about this lady driving like a maniac through the neighborhood.

    • @fafafohigh69
      @fafafohigh69 Год назад +13

      the doc called him an n lolz he had to be like wow wtff

    • @riley5008
      @riley5008 Год назад +71

      And she even threatened to run over someones children in retaliation.

    • @macnolds4145
      @macnolds4145 Год назад +22

      Thanks for the extra info.

    • @mollycote1021
      @mollycote1021 Год назад +31

      @@macnolds4145 go watch the longer video of this, we’ll worth the time! This couple is beyond entitled!! His interrogation is awesome!‼️💯

    • @gorkyd7912
      @gorkyd7912 Год назад +19

      The funny thing about neighbors like this, they're complaining about the police being there but if there was not a strong law enforcement presence in that community they would not be getting only a few tickets that they can defeat in court. In the US the police protect perpetrators from mob justice by offering a benign alternative more often than people realize.

  • @steveo89
    @steveo89 Год назад +116

    You can tell the husband is the type of guy to go around telling people he is a cop even though he's only a babysitter for inmates

    • @abc4781
      @abc4781 Год назад +7

      Which isn't a problem, if he's a CO then he should own it and be proud of it lol I couldn't imagine trying to make my job sound more cool than it actually is.

    • @michaelstone7867
      @michaelstone7867 Год назад +3

      @Sam no shat, you’re basically surrounded by a town of hardened criminals all day. Outnumbered and unarmed. Go work at Rikers for a week.

    • @It-is-me...Melsie
      @It-is-me...Melsie Год назад +5

      @Sam You've miss the point of the comment Sam.

    • @thetruthisonlyperspective4872
      @thetruthisonlyperspective4872 Год назад

      @@It-is-me...Melsie no, he was highlighting how fucking stupid the point was.

    • @It-is-me...Melsie
      @It-is-me...Melsie Год назад +3

      @@thetruthisonlyperspective4872 It was a good point. The dude was clearly a wannabe but can't be.

  • @JChris143
    @JChris143 11 месяцев назад

    Coming from someone who lives in hillsborough county and has lived in pasco county, I can tell you this interaction is spot on

  • @ninamc1
    @ninamc1 11 месяцев назад

    Great work !

  • @brodrickflowers117
    @brodrickflowers117 Год назад +322

    Not her rushing home and being like: BASE! I'M HOME NOW, YOU'RE HARASSING ME!

    • @the1observer
      @the1observer Год назад

      While hiding the 100k ballots she just freshly printed to elect the next most popular president.

    • @TheBooban
      @TheBooban Год назад +4

      But it's true though. How can it be a traffic stop when he didn't stop her? That doesn't make sense. Send the citation in the mail.

    • @danielweston9188
      @danielweston9188 Год назад +29

      "Olly olly oxen free" doesn't work after the age of 8 . . . .

    • @zachb7836
      @zachb7836 Год назад +19

      @@TheBooban if the traffic stop was conducted before they are home, it’s still a traffic stop.

    • @alastermyst
      @alastermyst Год назад +12

      @@TheBooban I am in favor of something along the lines of "no victim, no crime", meaning that rolling stops or completely running stop signs is fine so long as no one comes close to hurting someone or their property. That said, starting a traffic stop after she stopped driving, aka parking in the driveway, does make sense.
      Imagine it with other scenarios. Imagine a bank robber saying "well, I'm not robbing the bank anymore so you can't detain me for it since you didn't stop me in the act." That wouldn't make much sense would it?

  • @xannith9533
    @xannith9533 Год назад +339

    Wow an A+ for the officer! Bravo deputy, please continue to professionally enforce the laws while protecting the rights of every citizen.

    • @intergalacticbasketballdro7186
      @intergalacticbasketballdro7186 Год назад

      100% TRUE ! He appeared to be calm, honest, patient, polite, reserved ! Ms. Coker Destroyed her own credibility, when she used the "N" word, but Mr. Coker Destroyed his ENTIRE CAREER, as soon as he stepped out of his house !
      (Most Costly Misdemeanor Traffic Stop, EVER).

    • @forallthestupidshit3550
      @forallthestupidshit3550 Год назад +2

      It's always good to see a balance of good cops on channels like this too. Not just maniacs who walk up to a traffic stop and shoot someone in the head before speaking.

  • @joyceholman4456
    @joyceholman4456 11 месяцев назад +1

    They will forever be on social media lying and looking ignorant and entitled. I wonder how often these ppl see themselves.

  • @ThySoulessGamer
    @ThySoulessGamer 10 месяцев назад

    As a resident of pasco, I've had nothing but good experiences with the police and sheriff's of the area. Always love some good rep shared about them

  • @Vaille32
    @Vaille32 Год назад +356

    I was a detention officer with a county here in Texas. I never passed myself off as a cop. When folks would refer to me as a cop, I’d even correct them and say “I’m not a cop.” We did have other officers who’d flash their badges every chance they got. I tossed mine in a drawer and never touched it. I just did my job.

    • @amberroundtree3791
      @amberroundtree3791 Год назад +32

      I work at a mens prison in Georgia. When I clock out the last thing I want to do is assert authority I don’t have over anyone. All respect due to police officers for what they do

    • @fezzik7619
      @fezzik7619 Год назад +6

      Way to make it all about YOU. Are you looking for credit for doing something you’re supposed to do? That’s like a father who says, “I take care of MY kids.” I hope you get all the attention you seek from this.

    • @Kmmlc
      @Kmmlc Год назад +10

      Rhode Island is the only state that actually makes its correctional officers full peace officers (same as being a regular cop). This is according to the legal counsel of their DOC, and I'm not sure if it's been tested legally.
      Most other states that give limited peace officer status, only do so during the transport of an inmate or in the event of an escape they are granted limited authority until recapture.

    • @Vaille32
      @Vaille32 Год назад +2

      @@Kmmlc Yeah, I had authority to effect arrests on escaped inmates. That was about it. Inside the facility, I had very broad authority. In fact, we had a major disturbance in our booking area once and cops attempted to go hands on with the inmates and we ordered them out of the altercation and they had to comply. They did.

    • @Vaille32
      @Vaille32 Год назад +23

      @@fezzik7619 Bad troll is bad…

  • @Joeofthemasks
    @Joeofthemasks 11 месяцев назад +2

    one misunderstanding of the law, "Fighting Words" are still protected under the first Amendment, she has a right to say it. But in cases of self defense it is considered provocation, it's not the word that is 'breaking the law', it's that if someone reacted to the word they would be considered under Self Defense laws as the "fighting word' is considered enough for a 'first attack'.
    It's like the Crowded Theater Fallacy, there has NEVER been a law about saying "fire" in a crowded theater, go ahead and look it up you won't find it. It's one of the things taught in Law School is that there is no such law. It's not the saying of Fire, it's the "inciting of a riot". If I say: FIRE! In a theater and no one reacts, no crime has been committed everything is fine. But if I shout: FIRE! and a people make a mad dash or riotous behavior and someone is hurt or wounded, or even if they are not, I am held liable, not because I shouted Fire, but because I incited a Riot. The word is protected by the first amendment, the consequences of my actions are not. Now like all Law it's nebulous and one Jury might find this while another finds that, but I just don't want you to get in trouble for commenting false law. No hate, I love your content and analysis.

  • @Scratchingforcash
    @Scratchingforcash 10 месяцев назад +1

    I’ve seen this video before, these people are probably the talk of the neighborhood at every dinner table every day.

  • @jerkofalltrades5430
    @jerkofalltrades5430 Год назад +90

    The whole "proffessional courtesy" nonsense needs to end. If a law enforcement officer, judge or public official breaks the law they need to face HIGHER penalties, not get breaks, ever.

    • @silentvoiceinthedark5665
      @silentvoiceinthedark5665 Год назад

      My wife just called you the N, word I once again insist on my professional courtesy. Have to wonder what planet these hemorrhoids are living on ?

    • @baddriversofthenorcalarea500
      @baddriversofthenorcalarea500 Год назад

      Depends on the law tbh. DUI? Absolutely. Speeding? Not so much, at least not on the law enforcement side. The only reason that law exists is to prevent dangerous speeders, but law enforcement not only have high speed training, they drive thousands of miles a month for their job, so the safety aspect is a much smaller concern since they are less likely to wreck at high speeds.

    • @ericvoge6678
      @ericvoge6678 Год назад

      Too bad one of the highest cause of mortality for cops is car accident. Kinda shoots your comment in the ass. Getting shot at by a perp is actually quite low on the death scale. Yet they shoot, taze, detain and torture people in the name of officer safety.

    • @Vandicoup
      @Vandicoup Год назад +3

      Exactly. Amen. The saying "No one is above the law" should hold true for those who enforce it. Tired of seeing it NOT be administered on those who enforce it and instead be given special treatment more often than not. >:/

    • @petesmitt
      @petesmitt Год назад

      You need to understand that a lot of traffic infractions are really revenue raising; cops know this and they aren't going to ticket other cops for minor infractions who might decide to take revenge in return.

  • @nebulouscat2210
    @nebulouscat2210 Год назад +236

    As this man works around the police every single day even at a distance, it's baffling to me that he didn't realize that pretending to be an officer would land him in jail.

    • @lDDD587
      @lDDD587 Год назад +7

      Where does it say he went to jail?

    • @dicksherman284
      @dicksherman284 Год назад +7

      He didn’t go to jail

    • @nebulouscat2210
      @nebulouscat2210 Год назад +3

      I know that, however in the majority of these cases, people who push the issue and push that they are police, but are not. DO end up going to jail for it. He is quite lucky that he worked for a detention center instead of simply being a citizen AND that he didn't push the issue farther than he did.

    • @lDDD587
      @lDDD587 Год назад

      @@nebulouscat2210 ha! So you're a liar!

    • @nebulouscat2210
      @nebulouscat2210 Год назад

      @@lDDD587 No? Just watch the video it's not some big secret. :P

  • @danirocket21611
    @danirocket21611 8 месяцев назад

    Great story and info

  • @adventures_by_nessa
    @adventures_by_nessa 7 месяцев назад

    I saw the other video prior to this one and IT IS WILD!

  • @snoopdoggthecertifiedg6777
    @snoopdoggthecertifiedg6777 Год назад +512

    The *real* cop here seems GREAT. Most professional and knowledgeable cop I’ve seen (in the active field, doing their actual job) in a while.

    • @leelarson107
      @leelarson107 Год назад

      Sucking up to a cop flaunting his god-like authority will get you nowhere.

    • @geraldpaul1870
      @geraldpaul1870 Год назад +10

      He still should have arrested her for disobeying his order if it was anyone else they would have been put the handcuffs on them.

    • @It-is-me...Melsie
      @It-is-me...Melsie Год назад +14

      @@geraldpaul1870 How was arresting her going to be helpful?

    • @svenjorgensenn8418
      @svenjorgensenn8418 Год назад

      @@It-is-me...Melsie lol he stopped her at her house for a stop sign. In LA I would get run over if I thought people followed that shit.

    • @sgd5547
      @sgd5547 Год назад +2

      You did hear the ticket was BS right?, or do you like getting tickets for things you don't do?

  • @filmgeekstudios4393
    @filmgeekstudios4393 Год назад +102

    I've never felt as though Audit the Audit was predisposed to side with citizens or cops in any given situation. This impartiality makes the channel endlessly watchable and I thank you for it

    • @jfast8256
      @jfast8256 9 месяцев назад +3

      He is the only one I know. Lackluster has posted highly edited sh*t where the cop was 100% in the right and posted it as if the driver was right.

    • @keiravanhanken4876
      @keiravanhanken4876 9 месяцев назад +2

      I love it.
      He always makes sure to show the right & wrong on both sides with 0 bias whatsoever.
      If the cops are in the right, then they are right.
      If the citizens are in the right, then they are right.

  • @antilo_3x
    @antilo_3x 11 месяцев назад +5

    crazy how they fire a detention officer (whatever his actual job position actually was) for pretending to be a cop but wont fire actual cops for being dirty

    • @pintbreaker9570
      @pintbreaker9570 9 месяцев назад

      Oh they do if they can make a case against dirty cops. Internal Affairs is doing exactly that. In this case, this moron commited a crime on Camera, so nothing wrong with this. It's not surprising at all.

  • @mikedimples
    @mikedimples 8 месяцев назад

    Love the law education sprinkled through the video. subbed

  • @carhoarder602
    @carhoarder602 Год назад +217

    Someone needs to report her behavior to her employer! Imagine how she treats her patients

    • @jeremysullivan6644
      @jeremysullivan6644 Год назад +18

      I was thinking the same exact thing! I hope someone did report her. I wouldn’t want her giving me any type of medical attention…

    • @halfassranch8363
      @halfassranch8363 Год назад

      Guessing she's not a medical doctor and hoping really hoping shes not caring for any mental conditions. Don't forget Dr Jill has a PhD too lol

    • @jwhome9319
      @jwhome9319 Год назад +2

      Only cops have to behave on the job and off. double standards

    • @saltygod5957
      @saltygod5957 Год назад +17

      @@jeremysullivan6644 I sent the link too where she works

    • @HelloMyNamesNino
      @HelloMyNamesNino Год назад +7

      How is this the employer’s business?

  • @JourneysTravels
    @JourneysTravels Год назад +234

    This cop was excellent. Great job at remaining calm, de-escalating the situation, & Dealing with a difficult situation. A role model for other cops

    • @sludge8506
      @sludge8506 Год назад

      I have listened to the internal affairs interview with Mr. D. Coker.
      Mr. Coker continually lies over and over and over.
      By the way, Mrs. Kathryn Coker, 52, called the LEO a f@@@@@@ n@@@@@.
      That’s right, she used the n-word. She called him a fckng n-word.

    • @jwhome9319
      @jwhome9319 Год назад

      This is the norm

    • @seanthompson1197
      @seanthompson1197 Год назад +5

      ​@@jwhome9319 I would argue this is not the norm. Cops are just people, and this guy's patience goes way beyond the average person's.

    • @jwhome9319
      @jwhome9319 Год назад +1

      @@seanthompson1197 You’d be surprised. This is the norm. thousands of traffic citations are issued daily and it’s not unusual for folks to get verbally unruly with the cops. They just continue to cite and release in this manner. Routine. The norm. Unless the violator gets physical or tries to leave prematurely.

    • @DurhamGooner
      @DurhamGooner Год назад +2

      And indeed a role model for all of us.

  • @JayzBeerz
    @JayzBeerz Год назад +1

    Much respect for the Pasco County and Hernando County sheriff's office.

  • @timothywagner9244
    @timothywagner9244 Год назад

    Good work!

  • @matthewbesson5367
    @matthewbesson5367 Год назад +28

    This woman needs to be made to understand she is not in charge.

  • @chaisebruh
    @chaisebruh Год назад +30

    I watched the full video of this encounter, and she is such a vile, horrible, ignorant, entitled POS of a person who should have no business working as a therapist, and the husband is just as bad as her because he antagonizes her reactions and let’s her run wild. They truly are part of the worst of humanity.

  • @diggee172
    @diggee172 11 месяцев назад

    I learn a lot from Audit the Audit plus it’s more entertaining than most police dramas on TV. Thanks

  • @TheRealFoop
    @TheRealFoop Год назад +195

    "professional courtesy" is a weird term. Being a professional would mean doing your job I would think.

    • @Bacteriophagebs
      @Bacteriophagebs Год назад +32

      No, see, it's a different use of "professional" and "courtesy." They are in the same profession, and the adjective for of "profession" is "professional." They give each other "courtesy" the way you get a "courtesy" water bottle or something.
      A better description would be "interdepartmental corruption."

    • @OfficialMyxomatosis
      @OfficialMyxomatosis Год назад +6

      @@Bacteriophagebs Excellent reworking of the linguistics here!

    • @yepcock5814
      @yepcock5814 Год назад +2

      @@Bacteriophagebs lmao no just stop man

    • @themathmoth7393
      @themathmoth7393 Год назад +6

      @@Bacteriophagebs This works better than "professional courtesy" yeah. Euphemism is fascinating.

    • @oliverquach9614
      @oliverquach9614 Год назад +1

      I think it’s meant more like ‘a courtesy because of your profession (or job)’

  • @MewmewGrrl
    @MewmewGrrl Год назад +67

    It leaves me with some anxiety to know this verbally abusive rude liar of a woman actually did get out of the ticket.

    • @jfast8256
      @jfast8256 9 месяцев назад +3

      The truth of the matter is she likely didn't speed past the stop sign "that time". Neighbors have been complaining about her and have recorded her. That cop was lying in wait and was going to issue a ticket whether she sped past it or not. I have a feeling that although she is guilty in the past, that either the cop couldn't prove she did right then or she could prove she didn't. A more likely scenario is she knew the cop was there and actually obeyed the traffic laws. However, this cop was going to ticket her for her past behavior based on complaints from neighbors. That woman KNEW she would win in court. I'm willing to bet she had film running to prove her innocence.a
      Finally, I'm not saying she doesn't deserve it. Her neighbors are sick and tired of her speeding through the neighborhood running stop signs. I personally don't care about words. I was called every name under the sun when I was a child from Cr*** Head to N****r. They are just words and people need to chill out.

    • @glamdolly30
      @glamdolly30 8 месяцев назад +2

      Agreed, it's outrageous the court failed to uphold that excellent cop's legitimate traffic ticket. As is her claimed professional expertise in the areas of psychology and psychotherapy. You don't need a PhD to know she's a moron with extreme narcissistic personality disorder, and anger-management issues. 'Physician heal thyself' springs to mind!
      Though for two such unappealing, unimpressive people, they certainly live well. I wonder if they are living rather less comfortably, since he lost his correctional career? I doubt working as a security guard at 'Dollar Tree' pays quite so handsomely...

    • @bpdmf2798
      @bpdmf2798 7 месяцев назад +1

      Cop probably just didn't show up in court. Happens all the time. That's why I say to fight every ticket, especially if it's from State cops who rarely live near the courthouse they send you to.

    • @glamdolly30
      @glamdolly30 7 месяцев назад

      @@bpdmf2798 So you're perfectly content for toxic, dangerous criminals like this one, to get away home-free with their anti-social crimes - which tend to be repeat offences, and could easily result in the deaths/serious injury of citizens???
      SHAME ON YOU!

  • @thecougarexperience
    @thecougarexperience 11 месяцев назад

    Good job!!🎉

  • @kskrocksolid1948
    @kskrocksolid1948 9 месяцев назад +2

    Her husband could have put the groceries in the house. Instead of walking up acting like he's a real cop. Some people just don't know how to stfu.

  • @TRC296
    @TRC296 Год назад +528

    This dude with a pretend toy badge was really trying to intimidate this officer lol. I’m far from a blue lives person, but I commend that guy for having patience

    • @danielweston9188
      @danielweston9188 Год назад +20

      Yep he was a great example of a professional. I have interacted with far more good & well trained officers than not but the Not ones were really scary and disturbing.

    • @Hear-MeoutTwo2
      @Hear-MeoutTwo2 Год назад +2

      @@danielweston9188 :: None of us like jerks and the woman's behavior suggest she's a jerk but I believe the cop is a jerk for going through with a so called traffic stop after a person has arrived home and exited their vehicle.
      If cops what us to believe traffic stops are so dangerous, why take such a risk such as displayed in this video?

    • @crimzdad
      @crimzdad Год назад +21

      @@Hear-MeoutTwo2 lmao

    • @sylvesterwilliams9531
      @sylvesterwilliams9531 Год назад

      I agree

    • @Aflay1
      @Aflay1 Год назад +16

      The way I see it, the only difference between an officer and a civilian is a badge.
      It's definitely scary when an officer makes a call that could compromise you, which is why I love watching these videos. Audit really informs these circumstances without any bias. Purely informative, more info in regards to civilian rights and officer conduct than I've seen on any other RUclips channel.
      I'm just baffled that a person like miss coker have this much audicity, that a doctor of all people are this disrespectful and entitled. Much less a civilian than she is a menace. Actually, quite literally a menace.

  • @theholymackerel072
    @theholymackerel072 Год назад +215

    It’s nice to see real cops act properly on the clock.

    • @XDRosenheim
      @XDRosenheim Год назад +11

      Most do. But who wants to hear about "normal cops"?

    • @jakensdieudonne3505
      @jakensdieudonne3505 Год назад

      Ya when dealing with whites

    • @lordvika2526
      @lordvika2526 Год назад +1

      All cops are real cops.
      Only reason why you only see negative stuff is because that is what generates the most clicks and views.
      Down side of that is that it creates a false narrative that all cops are bad. When the truth is its only a very small minority of cops that are actually bad. The rest just want to do their jobs and be able to go home to their families.

    • @jokulsnow9903
      @jokulsnow9903 Год назад +6

      @@XDRosenheim Excellent point.

    • @theholymackerel072
      @theholymackerel072 Год назад

      @@lordvika2526 Really. There are at least sixty thousand videos of cops breaking the law on camera on RUclips. Those are the very few instances that were recorded.

  • @bhgtree
    @bhgtree 3 месяца назад

    Well done officer, this is an example of how they should interact with people, professional and patient even in the face of the most difficult people.

  • @zaaz1471
    @zaaz1471 10 месяцев назад

    you have a wonderful speaking voice.

  • @duanetenney3546
    @duanetenney3546 Год назад +257

    After watching both video's I must commend Deputy Aiken of the Pasco County sheriff's office, he was truly professional. I must also commend the Hillsborough Sheriff's office for following through and taking care of this matter. This video gives me faith in both sheriffs offices and I wish more of this accountability occurred through out the country. Well done officers.

    • @br2k
      @br2k Год назад +4

      Meh. The moment he decided to tell her she couldn't enter her own home over a traffic stop is where he exceeded his authority by a mile - if it's a noncriminal traffic problem, he can leave the paperwork on her car and let the recipient deal with the consequences of ignoring the citation. NO officer has ANY validity entering ANY home over what is specifically "noncriminal" matters, as discussed in this video. Violating or threatening to violate constitutional protections while in uniform is unacceptable behavior from any officer under any context or circumstance.

    • @Candigale
      @Candigale Год назад +13

      @@br2k ​ sorry, you’re 100% wrong. If she was not told about the traffic infraction, I would agree with you, but she was told. She disagreed. You argue that with the judge. You come across as a cop hater or just are, by default making you biased. She is not the one in charge. You need to check the law, and also when you take a driver’s test, as well as when you sign your license. This is exactly how people get in to trouble, resulting in hating cops. Forget that it’s not the police who write the laws, but rather enforce them. The stop sign would have likely been a warning, and now it’s going to be far worse for her. Professional victims never seem to win, do they? Gee, wonder why? 🤔🥱🥱🥱🥱
      Oh - are you ok with her racial slur?

    • @br2k
      @br2k Год назад +1

      @@Candigale i'm 100% CORRECT and i enjoy that it hurts your feelings.
      1) yeah, i absolutely believe the policing system is broken beyond repair and is impossible to fix with you bootlickers in the way. have some accountability in your public servant and suck less boot
      2) if she was in trouble, the oinker could have left the paperwork on the hood just like they do when you overrun the meter. it's literally a NONCRIMINAL traffic event. it literally says so in this video. suck less boot and finish your GED sometime this decade
      3)the fact that the cop wants to enforce traffic law wasn't the problem. the problem was when the little bacon baby decided he could tell a citizen they can't enter their own home over a N O N C R I M I N A L traffic event.
      *NO officer has ANY validity entering ANY home over what is specifically "noncriminal" matters, as discussed in this video.*
      *Violating or threatening to violate constitutional protections while in uniform is unacceptable behavior from any officer under any context or circumstance.*
      cry more, suck less boot.

    • @RecklessComrade
      @RecklessComrade Год назад +8

      @@br2k in this situation the cop was well within his rights to perform a lawful arrest for her obstructing the traffic stop. Therefore you can't say he is threatening. I believe a better word would be TRANSPARENT about the action he was going to take. The officer wasn't even the one escalating the scene, he was cordial, respectful and transparent with both of them.
      If an officer was to pull you over for an infraction, would you just walk or drive away, regardless of the severity of the infraction? No. You state your claim to the officer, if the officer is in the wrong and/or unwilling to listen, you take your citation and you take it to court.

    • @br2k
      @br2k Год назад +2

      @@RecklessComrade NO officer has ANY validity entering ANY home over what is specifically "noncriminal" matters, as discussed in this video. *Violating or threatening to violate constitutional protections while in uniform is unacceptable behavior from any officer under any context or circumstance.*

  • @raging_n00b50
    @raging_n00b50 Год назад +163

    Unfortunate that she was acquitted, but ultimately they definitely paid for that ticket. The funniest bit is they brought justice upon themselves. All they had to do was keep quiet. 😂

    • @phambabe
      @phambabe Год назад +1

      Have you watched the full video on Real World Police’s channel? Karma really does swing back around even if it moves slow AF sometimes.

  • @Texanrider76465
    @Texanrider76465 7 месяцев назад +1

    I am a retired police officer of 31 years. Early in my career, I made the mistake of marrying a woman like this. Don’t ask me why.
    I was supervising the midnight shift and had walked outside, just after 7 AM to get my newspaper. I heard a siren in the distance, that was getting closer to my house. About that time, my wife came around the corner, illegally, parked, and got out of her car. The officer rounded the corner right behind her. He was a man I knew well, and with whom I worked often.
    He apologized to me immediately as she tried to walk past me. I reached out and hooked my arm into hers, and told her, “the officer needs to speak with you. “
    She responded with, “I don’t have anything to say to him! “
    I told her, “then don’t say anything, but you’re going to listen. “
    I then asked the officer, “how fast was she going? “
    He replied, “50 in a 30.”
    I then instructed him, “write her a ticket. “
    He wrote her the ticket, and when she came in the house, she told me, “I’m not paying this ticket. “
    I responded by saying, “I don’t give a shit if you don’t pay the ticket. Just understand that a warrant will be issued for your arrest. If you don’t contact the court and make some sort of disposition. “
    She paid the ticket.
    We were divorced three months later.

  • @leewardstyle
    @leewardstyle 9 месяцев назад

    Explaining a Stop Sign seemed like a strange jump-cut but seeing as how drivers are getting worse perhaps necessary. Great video.

  • @UrMomGoes2College
    @UrMomGoes2College Год назад +478

    This is such a good fair and balanced channel. You, sir, have integrity - a very uncommon virtue in today's society.

    • @Phukugoooglification
      @Phukugoooglification Год назад +2

      And you think Trump is a GOD... got it.

    • @junkbox_
      @junkbox_ Год назад +1

      Woke+ narrative.

    • @jameskutbach8878
      @jameskutbach8878 Год назад +6

      I thought you were being serious. I actually looked for this video on this audit page because they actually do show good cops! Again kids, most cops are good, only a few are bad. and the few bad f it up for them all.

    • @redoctoberfruit7253
      @redoctoberfruit7253 Год назад +14

      @@jameskutbach8878 That would be fine. IF the bad cops weren't consistently protected. Multiple of these bad cops have been found to have a history of issues. Thin blue fucking line is just fucking it all up. But, we also have seen multiple cops fired for doing the right thing. Stephen(Steven?) Mader is a prime example

    • @youcansave15ormoreoncarins75
      @youcansave15ormoreoncarins75 Год назад +4

      @@Phukugoooglification 0/10 instigation

  • @timothyreed7241
    @timothyreed7241 Год назад +161

    She reached Home Base!!! For those that don't understand that, the equivalent is she reached the pay & spray so she reduced her wanted level to 0 stars.

    • @patrickreed4628
      @patrickreed4628 Год назад +16

      You have to make it into the garage, tho...

    • @TonyOriolo
      @TonyOriolo Год назад +4

      @@patrickreed4628 oooh he got you there!

    • @dist221
      @dist221 Год назад +1

      @@TonyOriolo He didn't cause the garage isn't the pay and spray so

    • @ajames195
      @ajames195 Год назад +1

      @@dist221 you still gotta go inside the pay and spray..... Or garage

    • @MKBMX1
      @MKBMX1 Год назад +1

      The cop blocked the entrance and she didn't make it in.

  • @christophercruz1513
    @christophercruz1513 9 месяцев назад +1

    If you see this woman when you are interested in medical counseling then run away from that facility and find an ACTUAL counselor because that "Doctor" should not have her Job

  • @bennettdorr1168
    @bennettdorr1168 7 месяцев назад

    I’m so used to you being so serious talking about dead serious things that when I hear you cheerfully talk about Babble it just cracks me up😂😂

  • @Yeldur
    @Yeldur Год назад +74

    At first Mr Coker came across as really friendly and calm, and I was impressed, but then realised he was simply doing that to try and manipulate the officer into giving him "professional courtesy" and then immediately shifted into attempting to blackmail the officer with retaliation as well. Seems he and his wife were made for eachother.

    • @Magjee
      @Magjee Год назад +4

      He was very friendly at the start, super courteous and professional. But then...

    • @NYTHUG1
      @NYTHUG1 Год назад +5

      But then the fire nation attacked!

    • @gregcarlson8438
      @gregcarlson8438 Год назад

      I thought he was calm and friendly the entire time.

    • @blueskies773
      @blueskies773 Год назад +1

      @@gregcarlson8438 This is what pure manipulation looks like.

    • @Yeldur
      @Yeldur Год назад

      @@gregcarlson8438 He was, but he was *only* doing it as a way of attempting to manipulate the officer into giving him "professional courtesy"

  • @2vcrew782
    @2vcrew782 Год назад +45

    The fact an adult human can act like this and not be self aware or ashamed is astonishing to me.

    • @alydanvers
      @alydanvers Год назад

      This needs to be on a t shirt. I think this exact sentiment at least once a day.

    • @petet968
      @petet968 Год назад +2

      That's narcissism. They are never wrong and will lie about everything. They are impossible to deal with.

  • @Rosivok
    @Rosivok 9 месяцев назад +2

    Every time a karen gets her charges dropped it just encourages her bad behavior.

  • @teri3965
    @teri3965 7 месяцев назад

    Acquittal, so frustrating. Great video.

  • @faafafineartist
    @faafafineartist Год назад +37

    Her husbands comments to the cop, looking for a quid quo pro solution, and/or semi-threatening this cop's department if he charges her is hideous too. Shes annoying.

    • @electrictroy2010
      @electrictroy2010 Год назад

      BOTH idiots. He lost a job worth $60,000 trying to avoid a $100 ticket
      .

  • @markcopeland4448
    @markcopeland4448 Год назад +275

    "shouting a racial slur" explains everything you need to know about her.

    • @gavinwigg8057
      @gavinwigg8057 Год назад +4

      Ya. She's a peach.

    • @Lilmiket1000
      @Lilmiket1000 Год назад

      Yea a lot of people say they aren't racist and that they have friends who are of different ethnicities lol. Until they get angry. Then they become racist. lol btw racism isn't something you just turn on and off at will. Its either there or it isn't. When I, or anyone I know get angry at white people I never hear anything racist come out of their mouth.

    • @mikezupancic2182
      @mikezupancic2182 Год назад +1

      Without any evidence of the racial slur

    • @Raytheman581
      @Raytheman581 Год назад +22

      @@mikezupancic2182 You can probably find the original video of this somewhere if it means that much to you.

    • @TheJudoJoker
      @TheJudoJoker Год назад +24

      @@gavinwigg8057 it's the n word with a hard r. Calling a cop the n word is peak Karen behavior.

  • @buttonsf3293
    @buttonsf3293 11 месяцев назад +1

    Acquitted of running the stop sign and all other charges dropped seems to support her claims of being harassed by people in the HOA, which is not out of the norm for HOA Karens

  • @mrwilliamwonder
    @mrwilliamwonder 8 месяцев назад

    They both get this attitude from working at the jail. These are the people that control your life if you ever go to jail.

  • @the5thYearSeniors
    @the5thYearSeniors Год назад +814

    She specializes in anger management, coping skills, domestic violence, codependence, impulse control disorders.
    Its like her entire career is a projection of her own life.

    • @HellaQuinn
      @HellaQuinn Год назад +45

      How the hell does SHE still have a job involving other humans is beyond me when she doesn't interact with any very well it seems. Jesus she is exhausting to listen to

    • @jamesbehrje4279
      @jamesbehrje4279 Год назад

      The way it works as a patient is once you go to her and you see her you are no longer angry anymore. She sucks in all the bad impulses and anger of the world and holds it in. Shes kinda like a storage container of anger and bad behavior!!! Lol

    • @chrisb942
      @chrisb942 Год назад +29

      That's actually horrifying. I bet she gaslights and abuses most if not all of the people she interacts with while doing her job.

    • @shanetindale4993
      @shanetindale4993 Год назад +7

      And she charges $95 per session

    • @boost91
      @boost91 Год назад +7

      I knew the world was upside down and crazy, but after reading your comment I've decided to give up, time to hit the reset button on humanity 😂 I don't know if there's anything that could possibly be more of a disqualification of her treating the conditions you listed than the behavior she displayed in this video.

  • @mekboy7403
    @mekboy7403 Год назад +255

    Just finished watching the Internal Affairs investigation video and the husband straight up lies every single step of the way because he didn't realize everything he said was recorded and even when confronted with the recordings THAT HE WATCHED PRIOR TO THE QUESTIONING he still tries to lie or plays stupid like he didn't remember what he said earlier and when called out on all his BS and finally getting him to admitting he lied he still goes for every little bit of wiggle room to play the victim. It was insane.

    • @bobobandy9382
      @bobobandy9382 Год назад +11

      Yeah, it was crazy to hear. Just deeply dishonest, entitled people they are. They certainly deserve each other.

    • @Datsamoutful
      @Datsamoutful Год назад +14

      You have to realize, as a rule low IQ’s are preferable for LEO’s. Which means even lower IQ’s are the result for corrections officers, who couldn’t make it as LEO’s.

    • @bigqwertycat
      @bigqwertycat Год назад +3

      Do you have a link to the video

    • @amelie9271
      @amelie9271 Год назад +4

      @@bigqwertycat it’s in the description.

    • @wreynolds275
      @wreynolds275 Год назад +8

      They say that opposites attract. But these two are positively perfect for each other.

  • @judithwilber2540
    @judithwilber2540 Год назад

    i remember this one from awhile ago..these entitled people

  • @micheltibon6552
    @micheltibon6552 9 месяцев назад

    What saddens me too was the number of officers of the Department of Corrections whose license was revoked and the reasons stated.

  • @volpe7436
    @volpe7436 Год назад +130

    Can we just appreciate officer aiken for possibly being the most patient man i've seen in a long time

    • @leelarson107
      @leelarson107 Год назад

      Or the most condescending.

    • @It-is-me...Melsie
      @It-is-me...Melsie Год назад +6

      @@leelarson107 No. Not at all. Patient and professional.

    • @sludge8506
      @sludge8506 Год назад

      I have listened to the internal affairs interview with Mr. D. Coker.
      Mr. Coker continually lies over and over and over.
      By the way, Mrs. Kathryn Coker, 52, called the LEO a f@@@@@@ n@@@@@.
      That’s right, she used the n-word. She called him a fckng n-word.

    • @johnmusic8796
      @johnmusic8796 Год назад +1

      Absolutely a good officer one of few

  • @arletarecyclingecrecycling1376
    @arletarecyclingecrecycling1376 Год назад +28

    I used to work at Mini hospitals in California, and for the most part I run into doctors who think that they are above any rules, any laws and they are immune to doing what they are supposed to do. It's not surprising that this doctor is acting like a buffoon with this police officer. She obviously has a sense of entitlement

    • @HJKelley47
      @HJKelley47 10 месяцев назад +4

      I worked in health care for over 20 yrs on the East Coast, and the number of arrogant physicians I
      came across was unbelievable, with surgeons being the worst of the lot. Cardiology was my
      specialty and out of the 12 physicians I worked for, approximately 4 of them were obnoxious, 5
      of them so so, and 3 were truly humble. In terms of their skill they were all outstanding, but in terms
      of their attitude, some days was hard to bear. I remember one of the physicians when I had to tell him
      that though he felt he was God, he was just a man. He also made clear that because he was an invasive
      cardiologist he deserved special treatment. I reminded him that society did not beg for him to go to
      Med School. He decided he wanted to go to Med School, and that he was no more special than the
      gentleman who worked in Housekeeping, who was good at his job. Each person deserves respect. and
      he did not deserve more than any other. He stayed mad with me for a couple of years before he had to
      call me for help when his normal staff was not available. After that, we got along well. Getting through
      Med. School, internship and residency can be instrumental in one developing a "BIG HEAD."

  • @michiganborn8303
    @michiganborn8303 Год назад +1

    Holy cow!
    Its a freaking stop sign not trying to do a smash and grab.
    Just take the L and take it to court.
    What's the fine anyway? $150?

  • @Prolific_Troll
    @Prolific_Troll Год назад +307

    She hates her life and absolutely wants everyone else to get a taste of her misery.

    • @jennifergregory7461
      @jennifergregory7461 Год назад

      Most of these type of people have mental problems.

    • @geness9676
      @geness9676 Год назад +2

      😔

    • @charliemurphy9022
      @charliemurphy9022 Год назад

      ​@GENES¡S love Genesis I trust its the band...😊

    • @119jle
      @119jle Год назад

      I hate the dumb B life too

    • @BobBob-nr1zt
      @BobBob-nr1zt Год назад

      @matthewrobertson5987 in other words, she's a typical white southern person

  • @Shorty_Lickens
    @Shorty_Lickens Год назад +7

    EVEN IF the cops are genuinely harassing you, the worst choice is to get angry and scream and threaten.
    If you got a legit grieving, go along with them and then sue later. Fighting in the streets will only go bad.

  • @jandoel
    @jandoel Год назад +64

    This is like a master class on how NOT to get what you want

  • @jamie_mask_west
    @jamie_mask_west Год назад +362

    Once she used racist language, I wouldn’t have been bothered if the officer stopped being professional at that point. The fact he remained professional is commendable

    • @mattglasgow4383
      @mattglasgow4383 11 месяцев назад +22

      A law enforcement officer must ALWAYS be held to the highest standard. Professionalism should be expected, especially when activity is protected. I wouldn’t be mad though if he cited her for every infraction he could and maybe pulled a few strings to get her a harsher punishment though, she was a b****.

    • @tannerholmes1587
      @tannerholmes1587 11 месяцев назад +14

      ​@Matt Glasgow you just contradicted yourself in one statement. LOL. She could still be charged with the original traffic offense, resisting without, and breach of peace based on her content of speech. No need to "pull strings."
      That is the exact opposite of professional. It's vindictive.

    • @mattglasgow4383
      @mattglasgow4383 11 месяцев назад +5

      @@tannerholmes1587 Yes, I did. 🫠 It’s probably more reasonable to say I would not mind the officer doing everything in his power (as long as it does not violate any rights) to make it a harsher punishment instead of letting her off the hook for some things that a reasonable person would probably be let off the hook for.

    • @Vinlaell
      @Vinlaell 11 месяцев назад +4

      Problem is it can get difficult whenever you're upset to judge when the time is right, safer to just be professional the whole time

    • @timtresch4848
      @timtresch4848 11 месяцев назад

      Being racist in and of its self isn't illegal.

  • @theoblongbox4909
    @theoblongbox4909 Год назад

    That officer was kind and calm as can be. The fact that he was subjected to racial slurs is disgusting.

  • @rlkk1174
    @rlkk1174 10 месяцев назад

    Like kind attracts like kind.... Those two people go together for sure. Not often do you see a PO that handles his job with such professionalism.

  • @Gdub33
    @Gdub33 Год назад +26

    Haha Ive followed this one closely. Mr also called the sergeant or supervisor and also threatened the two police departments were "going to war". These people are sad. She also got arrested a little while later for being out of control drunk at a restaurant. She was arrested for that. These two are psychopaths.

  • @rbee4821
    @rbee4821 Год назад +31

    this is a great example of utter entitlement.

  • @rossbrasher4949
    @rossbrasher4949 8 месяцев назад +1

    Congratulations! You won your day in court and your husband lost his job. Sounds like a win! 🤣

  • @BartyTheParty
    @BartyTheParty Год назад

    Lol If I were her, I'd tell the officer "Okay well if my shit spoils because I couldn't get it to the fridge in time, that's on you and you owe me groceries. I'll hold you to it too! What's your name and badge number?" Really put him on the spot. 😂

  • @ericyoung1210
    @ericyoung1210 Год назад +47

    Its so sweet to see a couple like this that are so perfect for each other!

  • @goddessateeba6158
    @goddessateeba6158 Год назад +50

    The police officer definitely handled this with class. I can't believe this lady is an actual therapist. It looks like she's the one who need the therapy.

  • @NefosG
    @NefosG 11 месяцев назад +1

    Gotta say the judge was too light by dismissing the ticket. That's precisely the kind of person/interaction that deserves zero "courtesy"/leniency by the authorities.

  • @pintbreaker9570
    @pintbreaker9570 9 месяцев назад +2

    Why do Karen's and Ken's always try to make things harder for themselves without any good reason. This level of stupidity baffles me all the time.