Here's the problem in a nutshell: the police think they should investigate PEOPLE, instead of investigating CRIME. Instead of having a crime committed and finding who committed it, they look at a person and see what they can come up with to pin on them. It's what I call Backwards Policing.
When the detective said " We're not here to try and take anyone to jail", That is 100% horseshit. That was the ONLY reason they were there. The doofus LT even went and probably called the DA to try and find any reason to arrest you. And I suspect that if you hadn't had a camera, things would have turned out much different.
I the citizen were FOIA the lieutenant's cell phone, I believe we discover an attempt to solicit a trespass from the Forest Service who didn't go along with it...This time...
Imagine walking up to a Patrol Vehicle and saying to the officer. We got a call of suspicious activity and I'd like to see your ID and do you have anything illegal in the car?
It wasn't difficult to tie these bumbling oafs up in knots, it was stated several times by the cops, "you're committing no crimes", at that point the cops are powerless, the cops don't need to investigate ----- "nothing". They could ask questions, which camper doesn't need to answer, they should have withdrawn after a couple of minutes, but they were determined to" figure out" "nothing", no crime that they themselves mentioned numerous times, then just MONITOR the situation after that if need be.
YOU ARE AN EMPLOYEE...YOU DO NOT STAND OVER ME! YOU HAVE NO RIGHTS, NO CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION...NO ID BOZO! NO HIRED HAND STANDS SUPERIOR TO WE THE PEOPLE, THIS ABUSE IS GOING TO COME TO AN ABRUPT END! WE THE PEOPLE DO NOT BOW DOWN TO ANY EMPLOYEE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE....YOU ARE ONLY EMPLOYEES! STOP MAKING UP LAME EXCUSES! WAR IS COMING!
We all HAVE to do that and we have to have them on video answering the question. It can remove their qualified immunity and that means that the register starts filling up.
He can’t even keep his lies straight first someone called then they went by the office. Then the claim was saw him 3-4 times there then never seen him around there. Lie lie lie then lie some more!
Their attitude changed when they realise they were on camera. They are behaving as they always have. Bright enough to know it’s not legal. The Lt tried threats at the end. He really made himself look bad that way. If you don’t give up your rights, you’re uncooperative and they get pissed off.
Don’t answer questions or surrender your 4th Amendment rights. Always record when you are approached or rolled up on. They can lie to you. Know your rights
That "can", needs to be changed to WILL! ALWAYS, there are NO exceptions. A lieutenant who has awarded himself that rank, in a clear case of STOLEN VALOR.
Yes, But straight forward. Most US prisons would be empty IF american criminals would just keep their car registration and insurance valid, check their lights before driving, and obey traffic rules. A whole lot of arrests are not through good policing but stupidity by the criminals.
"A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people." - John F. Kennedy "It is hard to imagine a more stupid or more dangerous way of making decisions than by putting those decisions in the hands of people who pay no price for being wrong." - Thomas Sowell "When exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you are being ruled by criminals." -Edward Snowden
We Got a Call. People are Concerned: Well, then officer, you shouldn’t be here talking to me. Your time is valuable. My ID is not going to help you determine if a crime has been committed. You are supposed to Investigate. So, investigate around me, observe, determine and be absolutely sure that a crime as occurred then arrest me. I am not answering any of your questions. And I won’t acknowledge any more questions. You want to know more? Stand off to the side and observe what’s going on. I have done nothing wrong. I have no fear of you. Just showing up and behaving like a bully has not earned you the privilege of knowing my ID. I don’t need to explain what I am doing or who I am. Of course, you already know our Fourth Amendment protects my identify unless I commit a crime. And our Fifth Amendment means I don’t have to answer any questions or talk to anyone. Now, that I have said my piece, get off my property. You are not welcome back. So, don't come back.
Right! Imagine if EVERYONE called the cops because they didn’t like something. They would literally never get anything done. The only thing the cops should do is go to the caller and say “was a law being broken? No? Then why are you calling the police? We’re not here to be your personal security guards. You call us when a crime is being or has been committed, not because your gut tells you something might happen, sometime.”
@@TrewlPatrol Excellent point. We aren't there yet. If for instance, there were more and more stupid calls we might see the cops start doing that. This is one of those things where, we've not gone far enough into ridiculous behavior to them to recognize its ridiculous behavior. I hope that make more sense than it does in my head. lol
@@obijuan- I mean, it’s up to them to nip it in the bud as it is. The dispatcher should literally have the ability to tell a caller “I’m sorry but what you’re describing doesn’t fall into the category of any crime. We’re not sending a unit because you’re feeling a certain way.” And even if they do send a unit, that cop car should just sit and observe for 10 minutes or until they get an actual crime worth going to. They can take notes or record themselves. What they shouldn’t do is approach and start making unlawful demands or assumptions. And after they observe nothing illegal happening, go into the business that called, explain the law, and walk right past those exercising their 1st, maybe 2nd amendment rights. How would a dispatcher react to “hi, there’s a black man on the sidewalk outside of our property. I was once mugged by a black guy and I’ve been scared of them ever since. He looks suspicious.” The dispatcher would have to say “ummm, ya. We’re not going to be sending cops because you’re racist and paranoid.”
If you see something, say something. Citizens who are ignorant of the actual law summon police who are WILLFULLY ignorant of the law (for QI). These police assume ALL citizens are armed terrorists and mistakenly believe that violating your Rights is okay in the long run. Because they might just be correct. This leads to 100,000s of innocent people being treated like repeat offenders. So they can catch 1 bad guy, we're ALL bad guys.
That was perfect. He didn't flip out and cuss out the cops. He was very polite during the entire encounter. He stated facts concerning his knowledge of the law pertaining to his requirement to ID himself. He explained to law enforcement how to do their own jobs. He stood his ground, refused to be intimidated, and sent them away looking like idiots for bothering him in the first place.
Well to be clear, they got his ID from forestry. So this isn't a "win" at all. They didn't need his ID anymore so it looked like he didn't ID. Also a lot of "next to vehicle" ID refusals end because they ID from the vehicle registration and driver's license photo.
Look how that detective threw the other cop under the bus! “I’m not saying that, HE will talk to you about it” He knew fine well they were in the wrong
@Brian McGovern I've never performed an audit. Those guys are my heroes though. I watch thousands of audit videos. My comment wasn't a criticism of auditors, it was an endorsement of the guy in the video. The irony of you saying "no offense" is particularly picante considering you're the only one who seemed to take offense.
Notice how the lieutenant quickly started talking over the man once it became clear that he was going to point out that the detainment was illegal because the lieutenant had previously said that there was no crime. This demonstrates the low moral character of the lieutenant. Although it is a common personality trait of American cops.
Yes, and that's REALLY the issue here isn't it. It's not really a matter of legal/not legal. It's morality. Is what is happening right, or ist wrong. Is what you are participating in as an officer of the LAW, is what you are doing right, or is it wrong.
For every person watching police audit videos this is FYI, any person can call the police and "report" anything they want mainly suspicious or strange behavior by someone and the caller "NEED NOT ID" who they are over the phone or in person as it is not in the law to do so, so it leaves police to figure out what's going on simply by getting the call from some unknown person. The police show up on scene and are already in the mind set you did something wrong or bad just because THEY GOT A CALL
The classic "We got a call from some random person, so you must be guilty of something." And then repeating some derivative of the same nonsense when they can't answer a simple question about whether what he's doing is legal. Two dorks with nothing else to do. 5th amendment and then just sit there blankly is the solution.
I find it suspicious when cops ask for my Identification. I don't mind talking to a cop if they want to chat. But i think its weird on some cops behavior. Wanting ID and or wanting to pat a person down. Telling people to get hands out of pockets. As long as they don't do anything weird like that i am fine talking to anyone. Could you imagine this world if the average person behaved like some cops. Doing all those things whenever they talk to anyone they interact with. Lol some cops are weird as hell and they don't even see it.
I was once sleeping in a sleeping bag by the side of Feather River and the highway. Cops woke me up and one shouted 'Show your hands', I shouted back G F Y. There was slightly more talk before they drove away.
Can't keep their story straight. "We got a call". " Someone came down to the office. " They are entrusted with guns and authority and we can't trust a word they say!
I got that myself. I was like "wow, that was a quick change of the story". Went from a call to a walk in. Lol. That's why we film. To catch them lying out their asses.
It’s amazing to me that someone always manages to call out in the middle of nowhere where there’s no phone service for miles to report a strange complaint of notta damned thing.
I love when their excuse is ," we got a call." Oh yeah. I would like to hear this call, or the information about this "call". Because if you can't present evidence of this "call"? Then I'm calling Bull Sh!t
i think a cop pulling me over for no seat belt in my own personal property is suspicious!!! and then stealing money from me and making me a victim when there is NO other victim present!!!
Lin, I caught that one also. The problem with lying is you have to remember which lies you told so you can repeat the lie when needed. Police lie so much, they can't keep track of them to keep their BS stories consistent.
The detective looks completely confused about what to do…he keeps repeating the same mumbo jumbo while looking lost. The lieutenant is fishing for something to get an arrest and is backtracking when he doesn’t find anything.
...but someone might be in the process of committing a crime. I'm not saying that that someone is you but let's be frank about it... I don't knów you and therefore if you present you're ID I might decide that you are not the one who we might be looking for in the near future. You don't have to be upset about it, because if it turns out that you are not the guy who we might be looking for in the near future, you an I can go on our way. It's no big deal because by giving me your personal info I now know who you are. It is just to make my future investigation a bit easier when that potential near future crime does occur...
Never step out of your car if police don’t ask you to do it,You -What crime did I commit?police -none ;you -I’m being detained?-police-no,ok have a good day,bye,bye.
Never fails to amaze me when the cops say we got a call.....well....go talk to the guy that called. Then if there is something further to go on...then talk to the parked guy.
Everything was perfect till he said "I'll step out the truck." Don't ever do that if you don't have to. It wasn't a traffic stop, so Mimms doesn't apply. #ENDQUALIFIEDIMMUNITY #COPSHAVENOINTEGRITY #ALWAYSRECORDTHEPOLICE
Where would seeing his ID get them (which running his plates would do anyway)... more crucially then what ? Unless he has outstanding warrants, they find real evidence, he gets caught in even an inadvertent lie, or blurts out a confession or says something that gets twisted.
We got a call, I’m just trying find out what’s going on, I need to see your ID, wind your window down, step out of the car, I’ll wait until you’re answering my question and then talk over you. How’s my cop training going so far?
Who made da call?? This person that made the call could be a criminal or someone that is taking the da piss or it could be the the guy that is being investigated, they seam to believe anyone on the da end of a phone which could be anyone 😂
Seems to me that there are thousands of different “correct” interpretations of the law in the USA. Each county, across the land, enforces your Constitution the way they want. Almost as if they are not United at all.
@Ed Yak: precisely. And on other casts the will read them out one after the other with " however" another case said the opposite. Crazy. You can't win them al. No sirree.
The 2nd 4th and 5th they might know definitely doesn't know the 5 eliminates of the first. But Man they don't like it when we know them. This is a good video 👍📸💪
This reminded me of when my cat catches a mouse, he doesn’t just kill it, he spent a couple hours playing with it and terrorizing it! You destroyed those Supposed detectives! That was embarrassing! That tie hanging off that fat neck of the Piggy looked very suspicious😂🖕🐷
Amazing work. Every single citizen needs to respond to police like this. But people are very easily controlled and give away their consent way to swiftly. Thats how officers like it, and their whole philosophy is based on a very strong push to paint a picture that your rights are not important. They drill it in every encounter they make.
They dehumanize us just by calling us "civilians". When did police get the idea that they are not civilians? It's not military law that they are enforcing and they aren't military.
Abolish qualified immunity for all government employees. They should carry personal liability insurance. Teach the Constitution at the academy. I.Q. and maturity tests.
He was recording you on his phone in his shirt pocket. He will upload a good picture of your face from the video and do a facial recognition scan against driving licenses on the national database. He will get your ID even if you don't give your ID. Wear a face mask and sunglasses
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Here's the problem in a nutshell: the police think they should investigate PEOPLE, instead of investigating CRIME. Instead of having a crime committed and finding who committed it, they look at a person and see what they can come up with to pin on them. It's what I call Backwards Policing.
You're right. Police should stop trying to prevent crime. Stop investigating PEOPLE. Let the crime happen and then investigate the CRIME. Right?
So....
Guilty until I prove myself innocent officer?
Backwards Policing that’s American for you.
It's called Policing for Profit. Solving crimes is expensive, creating crimes is cheaper.
They also have to prevent crimes from being committed.
I loved the auditor that said " you getting a call is hearsay, what crime did you witness?"
"We are not trying to violate your Rights but we are happy when we do."
When the detective said " We're not here to try and take anyone to jail", That is 100% horseshit. That was the ONLY reason they were there. The doofus LT even went and probably called the DA to try and find any reason to arrest you. And I suspect that if you hadn't had a camera, things would have turned out much different.
I the citizen were FOIA the lieutenant's cell phone, I believe we discover an attempt to solicit a trespass from the Forest Service who didn't go along with it...This time...
Imagine walking up to a Patrol Vehicle and saying to the officer. We got a call of suspicious activity and I'd like to see your ID and do you have anything illegal in the car?
Tulare County Cop Watch does this as well, it's hilarious
There are actually videos like that on RUclips.
This man takes over the conversation and dominates the cops. Great job sir.
It wasn't difficult to tie these bumbling oafs up in knots, it was stated several times by the cops, "you're committing no crimes", at that point the cops are powerless, the cops don't need to investigate ----- "nothing". They could ask questions, which camper doesn't need to answer, they should have withdrawn after a couple of minutes, but they were determined to" figure out" "nothing", no crime that they themselves mentioned numerous times, then just MONITOR the situation after that if need be.
Never trust them.
Clever feller! Lol
They hate citizen who know their right.
They honestly think a phone call suddenly suspends a citizen's constitutional rights!! Sheesh!
As I have said before, "SUSPICIOUS" is the new "SHOW ME YOUR PAPERS"
Police State 101
YOU ARE AN EMPLOYEE...YOU DO NOT STAND OVER ME!
YOU HAVE NO RIGHTS, NO CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION...NO ID BOZO!
NO HIRED HAND STANDS SUPERIOR TO WE THE PEOPLE, THIS ABUSE IS GOING TO COME TO AN ABRUPT END!
WE THE PEOPLE DO NOT BOW DOWN TO ANY EMPLOYEE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE....YOU ARE ONLY EMPLOYEES!
STOP MAKING UP LAME EXCUSES!
WAR IS COMING!
I really like it when auditors ask the Law Enforcement “Is suspicious activity a felony or a misdemeanor?”
"Suspicion is in the mind of the one hearing, not necessarily in the situation."
We all HAVE to do that and we have to have them on video answering the question. It can remove their qualified immunity and that means that the register starts filling up.
He can’t even keep his lies straight first someone called then they went by the office. Then the claim was saw him 3-4 times there then never seen him around there. Lie lie lie then lie some more!
Their attitude changed when they realise they were on camera. They are behaving as they always have. Bright enough to know it’s not legal. The Lt tried threats at the end. He really made himself look bad that way. If you don’t give up your rights, you’re uncooperative and they get pissed off.
Don’t answer questions or surrender your 4th Amendment rights. Always record when you are approached or rolled up on. They can lie to you. Know your rights
That "can", needs to be changed to WILL! ALWAYS, there are NO exceptions.
A lieutenant who has awarded himself that rank, in a clear case of STOLEN VALOR.
Excellent response by the cops. These are two of the best cops I have ever seen.
They looked shocked when you brought up the 4th amendment they tripped all over themselves
ITS GUILT BEFORE INNOCENT. AMERICA POLICE ARE BACKWARDS
FROM A BLACK MAN FROM TEXAS... yup
FROM A WHITE MAN FROM CALIFORNIA.... yup
Yes, But straight forward. Most US prisons would be empty IF american criminals would just keep their car registration and insurance valid, check their lights before driving, and obey traffic rules. A whole lot of arrests are not through good policing but stupidity by the criminals.
FROM A POOR MAN IN FLYOVER COUNTRY...yup
In NC yep
"A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people." - John F. Kennedy
"It is hard to imagine a more stupid or more dangerous way of making decisions than by putting those decisions in the hands of people who pay no price for being wrong."
- Thomas Sowell
"When exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you are being ruled by criminals." -Edward Snowden
When exercising your rights is considered a crime, tyrrany has been established - mij
We Got a Call. People are Concerned: Well, then officer, you shouldn’t be here talking to me. Your time is valuable. My ID is not going to help you determine if a crime has been committed. You are supposed to Investigate. So, investigate around me, observe, determine and be absolutely sure that a crime as occurred then arrest me. I am not answering any of your questions. And I won’t acknowledge any more questions. You want to know more? Stand off to the side and observe what’s going on. I have done nothing wrong. I have no fear of you. Just showing up and behaving like a bully has not earned you the privilege of knowing my ID. I don’t need to explain what I am doing or who I am. Of course, you already know our Fourth Amendment protects my identify unless I commit a crime. And our Fifth Amendment means I don’t have to answer any questions or talk to anyone.
Now, that I have said my piece, get off my property. You are not welcome back. So, don't come back.
Right! Imagine if EVERYONE called the cops because they didn’t like something. They would literally never get anything done. The only thing the cops should do is go to the caller and say “was a law being broken? No? Then why are you calling the police? We’re not here to be your personal security guards. You call us when a crime is being or has been committed, not because your gut tells you something might happen, sometime.”
@@TrewlPatrol Excellent point. We aren't there yet. If for instance, there were more and more stupid calls we might see the cops start doing that. This is one of those things where, we've not gone far enough into ridiculous behavior to them to recognize its ridiculous behavior. I hope that make more sense than it does in my head. lol
@@obijuan- I mean, it’s up to them to nip it in the bud as it is. The dispatcher should literally have the ability to tell a caller “I’m sorry but what you’re describing doesn’t fall into the category of any crime. We’re not sending a unit because you’re feeling a certain way.”
And even if they do send a unit, that cop car should just sit and observe for 10 minutes or until they get an actual crime worth going to. They can take notes or record themselves. What they shouldn’t do is approach and start making unlawful demands or assumptions. And after they observe nothing illegal happening, go into the business that called, explain the law, and walk right past those exercising their 1st, maybe 2nd amendment rights.
How would a dispatcher react to “hi, there’s a black man on the sidewalk outside of our property. I was once mugged by a black guy and I’ve been scared of them ever since. He looks suspicious.”
The dispatcher would have to say “ummm, ya. We’re not going to be sending cops because you’re racist and paranoid.”
Amen! Mic drop
@@TrewlPatrol And make sure they KNOW they are making a legal accusation against someone, so if they lie about what they call for, they can be jailed.
"I don't need a NOVEL on why y'all are out here." BYOOTIFUL!
I really want to know when cops started thinking, " we got a call," voids all our constitutional rights.
We see it in video after video.
To start thinking they should have a brain to start with, so that won't work.
If you see something, say something.
Citizens who are ignorant of the actual law summon police who are WILLFULLY ignorant of the law (for QI).
These police assume ALL citizens are armed terrorists and mistakenly believe that violating your Rights is okay in the long run. Because they might just be correct. This leads to 100,000s of innocent people being treated like repeat offenders. So they can catch 1 bad guy, we're ALL bad guys.
We got a call…
Good for you.
Bring the caller here to accuse me in person.
And your arse the first one to call when someone breaking in
They believe a random person word as bond for some reason
That was perfect. He didn't flip out and cuss out the cops. He was very polite during the entire encounter. He stated facts concerning his knowledge of the law pertaining to his requirement to ID himself. He explained to law enforcement how to do their own jobs. He stood his ground, refused to be intimidated, and sent them away looking like idiots for bothering him in the first place.
Well to be clear, they got his ID from forestry. So this isn't a "win" at all. They didn't need his ID anymore so it looked like he didn't ID. Also a lot of "next to vehicle" ID refusals end because they ID from the vehicle registration and driver's license photo.
Act like someone else's car is yours without touching it.
Look how that detective threw the other cop under the bus! “I’m not saying that, HE will talk to you about it”
He knew fine well they were in the wrong
And put him on do not respomd list Oh well he showed them
But I like freedom of speech to put cops back in their place. As belittling as it is it’s lawful.
He composed himself so well. Better than a lot of auditors I see.
Most of the auditors, even the ''good'' ones, even Jeff Gray are intentionally provocative. being so is an integral part of the audit.
No offense there Bob but when was the last time you were out on your own doing an audit? Let's see that video huh?
@Brian McGovern I've never performed an audit. Those guys are my heroes though. I watch thousands of audit videos. My comment wasn't a criticism of auditors, it was an endorsement of the guy in the video. The irony of you saying "no offense" is particularly picante considering you're the only one who seemed to take offense.
This is my definition of being a true American, knowing your rights and standing on them
Notice how the lieutenant quickly started talking over the man once it became clear that he was going to point out that the detainment was illegal because the lieutenant had previously said that there was no crime.
This demonstrates the low moral character of the lieutenant. Although it is a common personality trait of American cops.
Yes, and that's REALLY the issue here isn't it. It's not really a matter of legal/not legal. It's morality. Is what is happening right, or ist wrong. Is what you are participating in as an officer of the LAW, is what you are doing right, or is it wrong.
For every person watching police audit videos this is FYI, any person can call the police and "report" anything they want mainly suspicious or strange behavior by someone and the caller "NEED NOT ID" who they are over the phone or in person as it is not in the law to do so, so it leaves police to figure out what's going on simply by getting the call from some unknown person. The police show up on scene and are already in the mind set you did something wrong or bad just because THEY GOT A CALL
They WANT you to identify but you can say no.
IF SOMEONE CALLS IN ON YOU AND NOTHING GOING ON IS MISUSE OF 911 AND A CRIME
The classic "We got a call from some random person, so you must be guilty of something." And then repeating some derivative of the same nonsense when they can't answer a simple question about whether what he's doing is legal. Two dorks with nothing else to do. 5th amendment and then just sit there blankly is the solution.
Being domestic terrorists is what law enforcement does best and most often these days.
Detective Russell was recording with his personal phone.
It might be department issued, but I would bet all-in that he was recording.
I find it suspicious when cops ask for my Identification. I don't mind talking to a cop if they want to chat. But i think its weird on some cops behavior. Wanting ID and or wanting to pat a person down. Telling people to get hands out of pockets. As long as they don't do anything weird like that i am fine talking to anyone. Could you imagine this world if the average person behaved like some cops. Doing all those things whenever they talk to anyone they interact with. Lol some cops are weird as hell and they don't even see it.
first rule... they never want to just chat. ever...
I was once sleeping in a sleeping bag by the side of Feather River and the highway.
Cops woke me up and one shouted 'Show your hands', I shouted back G F Y.
There was slightly more talk before they drove away.
What if my hands are regestered weppons? ( Karate? )
@@barrysims9906 That's an old myth.
Can't keep their story straight.
"We got a call".
" Someone came down to the office. "
They are entrusted with guns and authority and we can't trust a word they say!
I got that myself. I was like "wow, that was a quick change of the story". Went from a call to a walk in. Lol. That's why we film. To catch them lying out their asses.
It’s amazing to me that someone always manages to call out in the middle of nowhere where there’s no phone service for miles to report a strange complaint of notta damned thing.
Is it misdemeanor suspicion or Felony Suspicion ????
My buddy Noodle got 18 months for looking "janky".
They upped it to 26 for him giving the "heebiegeebies".
Get this man a medal.
I love when their excuse is ," we got a call." Oh yeah. I would like to hear this call, or the information about this "call". Because if you can't present evidence of this "call"? Then I'm calling Bull Sh!t
Whether they got one or not, getting a call doesn't cancel a citizens Rights.
I think that's why he switched it to 'someone stopped by the station and reported...' He wondered if this guy would foia their calls.
Masterful. He didn't fall for small talk about solar.
And stating that normally he would love to talk about that, but not under those circumstances. Brilliant.
Being held accountable feels like an attack when unwilling to acknowledge how your actions and poor decisions impact others
Everybody is guilty until proven innocent.
i think a cop pulling me over for no seat belt in my own personal property is suspicious!!! and then stealing money from me and making me a victim when there is NO other victim present!!!
It's not suspicious to me, I do it every day.
why doesn't this guy just ask if the conversation is consensual and if it is, then just leave.
He did. They said he was detained.
They think that the 4th amendment is meaningless if some unidentified person says something looks different from how it normally looks.
Too Much Talk.
First they got a call, then someone came by the station. So which is it?
If he's not doing anything wrong move along
Lin, I caught that one also. The problem with lying is you have to remember which lies you told so you can repeat the lie when needed. Police lie so much, they can't keep track of them to keep their BS stories consistent.
The detective looks completely confused about what to do…he keeps repeating the same mumbo jumbo while looking lost. The lieutenant is fishing for something to get an arrest and is backtracking when he doesn’t find anything.
WHY DONT THEY HAVE CAMERAS OUT THERE IF ITS A CRIME AREA
Did you just ask why COPS would want to interact with a person deep in the woods without any cameras present.
🙄🤜🤜🤜💀💀💀
Better to be silent with the windows cracked.. Just look at em like their stupid..
they're
Tell them you charge 1,000 a minute for illegal detainment. Have it printed on a card and hand it to them.
If that is Federal land they have no jurisdiction to begin with sooo...............
Federal forests are public land. Camping is allowed for 14 days and then you have to move to another area. Totally legal.
I"m not saying you're doing it, but someone did it, so I'm blaming you for what someone else did. But that's not what I'm doing. Do you understand?
...but someone might be in the process of committing a crime. I'm not saying that that someone is you but let's be frank about it... I don't knów you and therefore if you present you're ID I might decide that you are not the one who we might be looking for in the near future. You don't have to be upset about it, because if it turns out that you are not the guy who we might be looking for in the near future, you an I can go on our way. It's no big deal because by giving me your personal info I now know who you are. It is just to make my future investigation a bit easier when that potential near future crime does occur...
Well done my friend you handled that like a boss.
Same as in England, they do anything but catch criminals, still, passes a couple of hours.
I like the way he turned the "suspicious" charge around on them.
OWNED!!!
Someone calling and saying someone looks suspicious is NOT good eanough.
That was excellent! The man was respectful and knew his rights.,
First they said they got a call. Then they said someone stopped by their station and reported the civilian. They are lying!
Good job. Once cops fessed up that they lied and there was no "call," then it was over as far as giving them any respect.
As soon as they said that they didin't suspect you of a crime, stop talking to them.
FLAWLESS!
Never step out of your car if police don’t ask you to do it,You -What crime did I commit?police -none ;you -I’m being detained?-police-no,ok have a good day,bye,bye.
Never fails to amaze me when the cops say we got a call.....well....go talk to the guy that called. Then if there is something further to go on...then talk to the parked guy.
The most successful propoganda campaign ever by the gov't. If you see something, say something. Thanks. A lot. W Bush
Everything was perfect till he said "I'll step out the truck." Don't ever do that if you don't have to. It wasn't a traffic stop, so Mimms doesn't apply.
#ENDQUALIFIEDIMMUNITY
#COPSHAVENOINTEGRITY
#ALWAYSRECORDTHEPOLICE
😂I don't need a novel. 😂🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏
Where would seeing his ID get them (which running his plates would do anyway)... more crucially then what ?
Unless he has outstanding warrants, they find real evidence, he gets caught in even an inadvertent lie, or blurts out a confession or says something that gets twisted.
I like your technique of identifying these tyrants, good job
We got a call, I’m just trying find out what’s going on, I need to see your ID, wind your window down, step out of the car, I’ll wait until you’re answering my question and then talk over you. How’s my cop training going so far?
Who made da call?? This person that made the call could be a criminal or someone that is taking the da piss or it could be the the guy that is being investigated, they seam to believe anyone on the da end of a phone which could be anyone 😂
learning and compehending the constitution should be the fist lesson of the police acadamy
Seems to me that there are thousands of different “correct” interpretations of the law in the USA. Each county, across the land, enforces your Constitution the way they want. Almost as if they are not United at all.
@Ed Yak: precisely. And on other casts the will read them out one after the other with " however" another case said the opposite. Crazy. You can't win them al. No sirree.
Way to stand your ground
The 2nd 4th and 5th they might know definitely doesn't know the 5 eliminates of the first. But Man they don't like it when we know them. This is a good video 👍📸💪
This reminded me of when my cat catches a mouse, he doesn’t just kill it, he spent a couple hours playing with it and terrorizing it! You destroyed those Supposed detectives! That was embarrassing! That tie hanging off that fat neck of the Piggy looked very suspicious😂🖕🐷
Citizens rights are violated everyday everywhere cops are entraping citizens lying to them
This guy receives an A+. Nice job.
Imagine if this man didn't know his rights those criminals would have shot
I would figure the most suspicious statement is the police saying "we got a call".
Standard cop lie number one.
This guy is killin' it.
This may be the best response from a citizen I have seen. Perfect. Can't find a way to back seat RUclips comment this one. Well done!
Good job standing your ground 💪💪💪
You could see the look of "Oh sh*t" on the Detectives face when he started asking about the 4th Amendment.
Lmao totally turned the tables on them - YOU LOOK SUSPICIOUS
Great job you handle that professionally and cordially😊
owned and dismissed
Amazing work. Every single citizen needs to respond to police like this. But people are very easily controlled and give away their consent way to swiftly. Thats how officers like it, and their whole philosophy is based on a very strong push to paint a picture that your rights are not important. They drill it in every encounter they make.
The second the camera came out the fluid bullshit from the TBLG (thin blue line gang) ceased !!
Everywhere is a high crime area.
Doesn't mean shit when it comes to ID.
Brown v Texas. No crime, no ID.
1st it was a CALL about a suspicious person THEN it became the person CAME into the station stick with 1 reason
If you are afraid to offend someone, you can not be HONEST. Thomas Paine.
I can do anything i want because, 'we got a call' BS!
Thank you for exposing the abuse. We must re-educate our public servants. They have dehumanized civilians and treat us like they hate us.
They dehumanize us just by calling us "civilians". When did police get the idea that they are not civilians? It's not military law that they are enforcing and they aren't military.
These guys don’t seem like bad dudes. They’re just doing what they’ve done for 30 years probably.
Which makes them bad if they've been doing to others what they tried to do with the guy in the video
Request His body cam
Small talk to try and befriend ya. Every vop is a liar
I think that the best thing he did is, not get excited and he spoke slowly, with well thought out responses!! 😊😊😊 good job buddy!!!
That was awesome! 😂
Ok when you know something, come back to my window.
Abolish qualified immunity for all government employees. They should carry personal liability insurance. Teach the Constitution at the academy. I.Q. and maturity tests.
He was recording you on his phone in his shirt pocket. He will upload a good picture of your face from the video and do a facial recognition scan against driving licenses on the national database. He will get your ID even if you don't give your ID. Wear a face mask and sunglasses
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It's really simple, "You're here to investigate a crime. Do you see me committing a crime? No, you don't, good-bye!"