As a LEO I can confirm these officers were being lazy attempting to talk the ride share driver out of pressing charges. Plain and simple laziness. And he’s more than welcome to continue his job so he doesn’t lose money and return to give his full statement later. This department needs to get buttoned up.
The stuff they had to deal with after, no wonder they would be lazy at a case they feel they could have been solved if the lady just paid the Lyft driver for the damages.
Same. Not to be that person, but if they don't see consequences the first time, it's probably not the last time it's going to happen. You could even argue that it's an act of consideration to press charges against idiots like this because you're trying to help prevent it from happening to anyone else in the future.
Let's take this one step further. If someone were to kick my car and damage it, I'd press charges specifically for the police report number. I'd take the car to a dealership to get it fixed, even if it costs me far more than an aftermarket shop would. Go ahead and pay to get it fixed, get the receipt, go to the local state crime victim's compensation fund, and file for reimbursement. Why? Because the perp then gets saddled with the extra order for restitution that sticks for 20 years, except instead of me having to pursue it privately, the state fund pursues it with far more resources and tenacity than I have.
As a retired LEO - this officer really pisses me off. If I was his supervisor and saw this video, he would be immediately reprimanded. It is not an officer's job to talk the victim out of pressing charges. If a crime has been committed, the job of the officer is to take witness statements and verify damage. Conducting a valuation of the damage and suggesting its only $25 worth is inappropriate; further, if a wiper was yanked off with any kind of force - there is no telling the potential damage to the actual mechanism of the wiper and its wiring. This is why you conduct your investigation, gather all the information of parties involved, and then file charges upon completion of the investigation when the paperwork of actual cost of repair returns. At the end of it - there is a difference between criminal mischief and criminal damage to private property.
Years ago my wife and I were visiting her family in another state. Guy pulled out infront of us and I was unable to completely avoid hitting him. The at fault driver had no license, and no insurance. He was allowed to drive away from the scene. One officer doing the crash report told me that my damage was minor and I should be able to drive away. I had a feeling it was worst due to the camber on the drivers front wheel. While he was still there I crawled under to inspect and the lower control arm was snapped in half. Cops are not mechanics. Most aren't even mechanically inclined. If you don't know, you shouldn't talk.
Police always do talk to victims to not press charges cause they don’t wanna go after criminals but come at you full force if you told them to do their job properly.
Exactly. Maybe it was just the wiper, in which case, yeah, I would just replace it rather than deal with any process I have to go through to press charges or get paid. But that cop isn't a car mechanic, he doesn't know if it's just the wiper. If she damaged the mechanism or whatever, that could be over a thousand dollars to replace with parts and labor.
AND when you talk a victim out of pressing charges, you dismiss what happened to the victim. You tell the victim what happened to you isn't a big deal get over it. What you tell the suspect is bad behavior of any nature (ripping off rear wiper for example or even slapping someone) teaches the suspect/tells suspect you can get away with anything
I agree 100%. What next kick a Mercedes and put a big dent? He wants to be made whole. It’s not $25. If it’s broken by electrical that could be a couple hundred dollars. Give him his money.
The cop didn't want to do the paperwork, and would rather work as an insurance adjuster. I bet if anyone did that to a police car, they would arrest them instead of saying, "Oh it's only $25 of damage, not worth it." 😂
The victim looked like a person of color. So that cop want to let the white girl go unpunished until she kicked them in the chest. Life is easy for them mostly
@@jimcady3712He still can sue her for repairs which he should.Idk the last time you had a wiper like that fixed but it’s more than 25.00.Why should he have to pay for something she did? He already works 3 jobs and she should be held accountable.js
Cops getting upset with the Lyft driver because he doesn't want to stick around is hilarious. He was nice enough to leave his contact information with an officer, in case they need his statement, and he wanted to go back to work and that was their reaction? They think he is playing a "game" with them? Yeah, it's called the game of life and the man wants to get back to making money.
That shit pissed me off too. Like wtf if anything they should be happy he’s not blocking up the road and is trying to just no get entangled into any potential other messes.
Ya I was confused about that too, like he's loosing money, he stayed around for that whole ordeal and it clearly escalated into something else that wasn't about him being involved, so obviously he wanted to leave if he didn't have to stick around.
The driver even had to point out to the loser cop that his partner was struggling with the lady he just tried to get the charges dropped for lol. That was bike cops attempting a "power move" after struggling with a little girl and trying to get out of paperwork.
Props to the gal who was initially suspected for taking it properly in stride. Some people freak the F out with a false accusation. Police gotta go off of what they have.
@@hogwild5844no need to mention it. It's normal to cooperate and help them do the work as fast as possible just provide everything, why wouldn't you? 😂
I have had it happen to me too for assault it’s horrific it feels really really truly horrific I still pressed but they said it was not enforceable it’s horrific to see it really is
They only cared when she walked away from the officer and resisted arrest. They had no problem filing those charges but they never bothered with the damage charges. She could have been ordered to pay for the repairs so now he has to pay out of pocket. The cop kept saying "it's only $25" as if he's a walking auto parts store. She ripped the entire wiper arm off. The wiper motor might need to be replaced as well. If that was HIS (or a friend's or family member's) vehicle we all know he would have immediately arrested her. He even mentioned he works two jobs.
A woman slapped my face repeatesly with multiple rings, which broke my glasses & cut my face up. When I wanted to press charges the female officer asked "Are you scared? Be honest. Do you actually feel intimidated by her?" Totally unprofessional -- Not only was she trying to talk me out of pressing charges she was also insinuating I was emasculate if I did. I told that officer "what the hell kind of question is that? What difference does it make? I was physically attacked." We went back and forth like that a bit more but I didn't let up... & thank God I did, it saved me in the end.
Well I don’t think he’s just paid to ride his bike any more than standard officers are paid to drive their cars, he did more than earn his money when he helped tackle the suspect
NEVER let a cop tell you whether you should press charges or not. It's not their job, and technically they aren't even allowed to do that. Cop could of gotten in a lot of trouble if the Lyft driver reported that a cop told him not to press charges.
Bro literally even a LAWYER cant tell you what to do legally. They can only give you advice. You have to make the decisions yourself. You can defer to them obviously but a lawyer legally cannot make a decision for you or sway your decision a certain way. They can only give you the facts and the choices. They can tell you what THEY would do but ultimately the decision is up to you. They can tell you "this is a good deal" and "doing this would be stupid" but they cant say "you have to do this" or "you shouldnt do this". I know it seems like a fine line but it's extremely important legal precedent.
In south africa even if you dont want to press charges the goverment judicial system tends to charge them with a crime even if you dont want them to. 😂 So a kid who is 14 will go to juvi. And our juvis are like actual prisons. Focused on reabilitation yes, but no escape. If you do your sentence is increased. And if you're sentenced at 14 to say tend years. On the day you turn 18 off to adult prison for another 6 years. Its why your laws for prosecution against minors simply dont work. There is no punishment. No accountability. No luxuries taken away, no practical job skills taught. There must be punishment.
they are cops. they arent good people. they are power tripping losers. not hard to call him, no reason why he had to stay other than less work for them. This is why so many dont respect pigs
The way the cops got irritated with the Lyft driver for leaving AFTER the lazy cop tried to discourage the Lyft driver from pressing charges is absolutely ridiculous.
Imagine if the same logic applied to what first lady did get charged with... "so what, she kicked you in the chest; that's what, $1.25 for a tide pod to wash it off and $1.00 for some Tylenol. Plus, she's drunk, all her friends are drunk. Are we really going to send her to jail for $2.25???" Assult is assult. And destroying property is destroying property. That officer should definitely get reprimanded for that crap.
umm no getting kicked in the chest can have serious damages to you. You're seriously comparing a windshield wiper to being physically assaulted in a very threatening way? the fuck?
Sknce you are thick, do you think if it was the cop car wibdshield wiper they would have try and gloss over it to avoid paperwork? Or would they have unloaded the full weight of the law on her.
@@aaa-hs3ityes, it COULD cause serious damages. But in this case it's clear that it didnt. It was superficial and likely fine 5 min later. I mean, she didnt even knock the breath outta her. Plus, the guys just making a comparison based on what happened, not based on serious bodily injuries that COULD HAVE happened.
4:42. I didn’t appreciate the question “Is $25 worth taking someone to jail for?” How DARE he try to trivialize her conduct by minimizing the dollar amount. Without a rear windshield wiper on an SUV that causes danger to himself and potential passengers. She’s responsible. PERIOD!
Talked him out of it by lying about the repair cost and then get pissed when he just wants to get back to work, thet said he "was playing games". Total bullshit.
LMFAO When the lyft driver goes "What's happening now?" Gesturing towards the scuffle that the lazy cop is completely unaware of, then has to run and actually perform his duties 🤣
Never listen to a cop try to quote you a price to fix a car he won't be working on. Maybe you could get lucky and find a wiper arm for $25 but if the motor's broken that's more money out of your pocket. Never feel sorry for making a sloppy drunk suffer for their own actions
Quite right. Also the loss of earnings for the evening of the offence, and the motor being repaired consequently putting the car out of action. The officer’s attitude is all wrong, I bet the story would be very different if the offender were a young black male.
@@yungbroc The male bike cop was pressuring the Lyft driver to no charge the lady at all before she resisted, then used the first excuse he could to ignore what happened when he was able. Real POS.
Right... I side with the Lyft driver though. I don't blame him for not wanting to sit around for an hour. But then the female cop was like "I told him he can't leave", but luckily they corrected her on that. He was never detained, so always free to leave.
Wondering if you can come up with anything more original or interesting than "disgusting"? I'm gonna say that taxed your intellect to a point of no return.
@@trendywipp3715 I would say majority lives are ruined because of that plus it will be hard for them to get a job in a company. Those who are in jail go through a judge.
What is wrong with that male bike officer? He was going out of his way to not help the Lyft driver. That is the exact opposite of what an officer should be doing. Nice to see another officer went back and checked with the victim.
@@Alexmasonciaantij00 Yeah, have someone key your car, break your wiper, or do anything "minor" to your property. See how you act then. It's barely about the material worth, it's about this stain on society doing something malicious to someone else.
Well, it's a good thing we don't allow public policy based on what you perceive as minor. Both are technically vandalism to personal property. It doesn't matter what the dollar value is, the fact is the dude was lazy and just didn't want to do any extra paperwork.
@@Alexmasonciaantij00The 'actual dude' was concerned about his wiper and wanted it replaced by legal means. You're just trying to be a contrarian and the really funny thing is you're not even smart enough to just go "nuh uh" convincingly.
Those cops talking the driver out of vandalism charges need a little more training. The consumable wiper itself is maybe $20, getting the whole arm replaced is a whole different story. What the hell??
@@katiaenglebert8612 I think There are drunk people doing drunk stuff everyday or its a special festival in that particular place and thats why they misjudged this one. Maybe..
That's exactly what I was thinking. No way in hell is the price of a silicone wiper less than $25, let alone the price of installation. On top of that, vehicle damage is still property damage.
@@deepfreeze117 the guy said it wouldnt wind so he needs a new wiper motor, not just a new wiper. add together parts and labor and its gonna be hundreds for sure.
@@pauljordan4452 Assuming the motor has to be replaced, obviously depending on the extent of the damage, since it was the back door/lid, in most cases you have to remove the interior panel to access anything electrical. There is the time to diagnose the issue/extent of the damage, the time to remove what's necessary to be able to diagnose the issues, and the time to actually repair/replace the damage components. Keep in mind that a lot of shops charge labor by the hour, anywhere from $125 to $250. The time put into the car to do all the diagnostics, the time it takes to do all the necessary repairs, the cost of parts on top of the labor time, doing such a job could easily cost $500. Just to throw out there, most fail to recognize that the labor hours are largely determined by what the manufacturers say. So if the job takes 2 hours to do and a tech gets it done in 1 hour, you're still being charged for 2 hours. A tech's experience and ability to beat the book time won't reduce a customers total bill.
@mwatts6755 But there are literally tens of thousands of YT videos where people are doing exactly that, and if the poster in question titles the video as having an anti-cop tone, the commenters on those videos do exactly the opposite of what you're doing right now. 😆😎
@@alakbar7870 I might be misunderstanding what you are saying but I think that in most of those videos you're referring to the point is commonly that the police, in those examples, have violated a persons constitutional rights. That was clearly not the case in this video.
@@juanjoes9723 yeah I know but from what I can tell she thought that there was no actual crime that the police could suspect her of so she probably thought she didnt have to say anything plus a lot of americans dont actually know the limits of their rights so it could be either route occuring
ou don't realize he would lose more money going to court and than he would just paying for it. He clearly said he was too busy and worked 2 jobs. I'm not a fan of cops either, but his logic was sound. Why should he be responsible for her accountability. She is already getting worse charges.
the cop is basically trying to explain to the guy that it sucks but it really isn't worth his time to pursue anything. the cop is actually doing the guy a solid. That's why he says, "it's less than $25 every time". The cop doesn't care. He has to do the write up regardless.
@@Green_Expedition_Drgn My insurance doesn't allow you to use your vehicle for ride share services. They will drop you. I assume he didn't really want his insurance company to know he was ride sharing either.
So let me get this straight, Cop talks the guy out of pressing charges, basically nullifying the whole reason for the investigation, but rather is charged with resisting arrest, and battery. Seems like if you were going to talk the guy out of pressing charges you should drop the ones that were caused by the initial investigation.
@@Green_Expedition_Drgn There's more than just the windshield at play here. The motor that moves the wipers back and forth was damaged, and that's a lot more than $25. Even if the damage was $10, an LEO is not an assessor and should never, ever talk someone into or out of pressing charges.
The name of the video should be "This is what entitlement looks like in public." "ID please." "That's not gonna happen." Proceeds to fight the cops like she's from my hood. "What are you doing with that sign?" "We're taking it." Gets upset and snitches on friend when they find out that theft is illegal for them too. The lovely ladies of Athens.
@@juniper9799 you can tell she's one of those girls who will try and do anything to smear a guy for forcing her to face the consequences of her behavior.
4:38 "Is it really worth $25 to take her to jail right now?" If it was me I would say, "It's not about the money as much as it is the principle of the matter. She clearly needs to learn a lesson from this. Her behavior was unacceptable and I would like her to regret her actions and correct her behavior. So yes, it is necessary."
4:51 YES. it is worth taking someone to jail for $25 of damage, that $25 makes it breaks your night driving. Lyft and Uber drivers work so hard it's a horrible job to take just to scrap by. they deserve so much more respect
@@N8R_T8R_517 right?!? Because if “the government” didn’t tell them not to steal the sign in such fine print, none of this ever would have happened!!! Secondhand embarrassment activated with those two. “You didn’t steal it! You GRABBED it.” 🤦🏻♀️
The cop trying to get the lyft driver to eat the costs from that entitled drunk lady wrecking his rear wiper and breaking the wiper motor is gross behavior. He doesn't have time to go to a pick and pull and it's more than $25. God forbid a pick and pull doesn't have it, Advanced auto is gonna charge $150 for both parts and he still needs to take the interior apart and assemble, given he has the right tools. No, she can pay shop prices, let her eat the parts mark up and $100 an hour shop price to fix it. Maybe she'll learn to not break other people's stuff. I'm sure he wouldn't be happy if it happened to him.
you don't realize he would lose more money going to court and than he would just paying for it. He clearly said he was too busy and worked 2 jobs. I'm not a fan of cops either, but his logic was sound.
wanna bet when that cop ran that woman's name, he found out she is related to somebody kinda important that may be why he's downplaying the damaged car.. when cop's try to talk you down from pressing charges it usually means somebody with significant importance is involved or visa versa like if somebody important is a victim instead of a suspect, the cop's will stack as many charges as he can on the suspect.
About 40 years ago, I was hit by a drunk driver and the cop told me not to have him charged, because if he was charged for DUI then his insurance was void. I would have to sue for the damages and it would be a major hassle. Hopefully the laws have changed so that this sort of thing can't happen anymore.
And it was crazy how afterwards when the driver gave his contact info to be contacted then they were like well we're not going to call him and follow up, you were just trying to stop him from pressing charges then conventionally decide to not follow up (and act annoyed like as if you weren't stopping him in the first place), how surprising /s
@vicmorrison8128 these entitled brats will produce more entitled brats until someone teaches them the consequences of their actions, and perhaps they'll change that narrative. Or, we'll have to suffer more karens.
Hey man, she's drunk, ya know, she vandalized and destroyed your car but ya know that's what drunk people do. Just let it go. It'll probably buff right out for about $25.... the look of shock and confusion on that poor man's face as he was trying to understand the nightmare he was in.
I love the mistaken identity girl. Finally someone that doesn't immediately take offense at having a finger pointed at them, and relies on the facts to prove her innocence. And then doesn't get offended when it's proven not to be her, and she goes on about her day as if nothing happened. Love to see it.
What was that case she spend 10 yrs in jail because she was innocent, which one i'm talking about now? There are two of them and i can't remember their names...
@@socialmediamanagement1859 I'm not saying that innocent people don't get mistakenly identified as the perp and then go to jail for it. But you don't give the cops a reason to be suspicious by acting super defensive like I've seen so many times in body can videos.
Um??????? People have every right to be mad if they’re being falsely accused. I’ve seen a lot of these fucking mistaken identity things and 99% of the time they’re being attacked by police for no reason so enough with the bullshit
@@Brooklynlamar1exactly, this person's comment is giving bootlicker 😂. "Just let the cops do their job, don't exercise your rights and don't get mad, just understand and comply"😂
That police officer trying to convince the Uber/Lyft driver not to press charges because it's "only 25 dollars" is fking rediculous. It doesn't matter if the damage is worth 1 dollar, you're breaking someone's damn property, that behaviour should NOT be ignored.
And three days later, when they finally get over their hangovers, the sign will just go in the trash. "It's just a joke!" Entitled brats. I hope their parents see this video.
"Is it really worth sending someone to jail for 25 dollars"? Not sure what the Police is getting at here. A crime is a crime. The police shouldn't try to make the victim of a crime "drop charges" due to the amount of damage. This is not only about the damage, this is about teaching the criminal a lesson - to prevent further damage in the future. If criminals don't see consequences, then their behaviour will only get worse.
@@guyanomaly Very well said. It may only be $25, but the driver should not be the one to pay that. If the cop wants to give the driver his own money so that he will just leave at that then let the cop do that, but the driver shouldn't be out just because the amount is low.
These cops should be fired. She broke his rear wiper and the cop says to the victim, "Do you REALLY want me to charge her and take her to jail over $25?" A broken rear wiper is a lot more than $25. The motor could be broken, the actual housing itself is a hundred bucks. The labor to have it fixed is probably about a hundred bucks, too. His car's value is decreased because of it. His car in the shop to have it fixed is at least a day he can't work. This "only $25" could easily wind up costing him close to a grand. And even if it were really JUST $25, why should the driver have to absorb that? He was providing a service to her and she smashed up his car. That's not his problem. Again, this cop is a total disgrace. Poor driver.
@CptSchmidt I don't think he was necessarily talking him out of it. Just that it's only 25$ and his the drivers time worth that. I bet that driver makes more than 25$ in the time it would take him to write statements and later have to testify in court against her. You even catch at the end he says he's too busy for all that. Time is money too.
@@kyradebruin9522 No, he said he didn't have time to waste sitting there talking about it and arguing with the cop because he had work to do. He gave him his number and told him to call later so he could work in the meantime. He didn't say to forget about it and he definitely didn't agree with the cop.
I would have pressed charges,it might have pissed off the lazy cop but the vandaliser would have hopefully learned how expensive car repairs can be. Even funnier if the wiper didn’t work before she ripped it off!😂😂
@@loutenant2817 His livelihood is policing the community and enforcing laws. If he can't do his job properly... he should lose it. And it's just a job, like he can't get another one, huh?
The cops saying "that's not how it works" to the victim saying call him when they're ready for his statement is disgusting. Who do you people think you are? You're one purpose for being there is to protect and serve that Uber driver, not dominate and detain him on your terms. That bike female cop is not cut out for that line of work.
@kurtkaster5666 They need to do things properly. Yea he was a victim, but you need the victim there to actually assess damages... what if he drove off and got in a wreck? How much of that damage would they have pictured since he drove off? Or what if the victim had an awful mindset for pressing charges, and wanted more out of it so they drive off and dent their car more making the damages look worse? The cops saying "that's not how that works" for letting him go is a precaution, not a twisted show of power you're presuming. Statements also become much less accurate the more time passes from an accident. They should not have let him go continue work right after. Common sense.
@@foxstarx8321 except its on the cop that told him it was okay to go... i get that he didnt know so its not entirely his fault, but that driver is a worker as well. he might rely on busy nights like that to get by and expecting him to wait 30+ min for them to deal with a battery when its already 12 in the morning isnt something someone is going to do. you're one to talk about doing things properly by the way lol, last time i checked, cops arent allowed to say things like "is $25 really worth taking someone to jail over?" and talk people out of pressing charges.
And he ended up staying & telling the male officer that he works 3 jobs. He shouldn’t have to replace a part on his car torn off (criminal mischief) and lose money he’d be earning driving the drunks home for the next few hours. And I’ve absolutely seen officers let a witness or victim go & give a statement later, especially if the suspect is out of control or needs SFST’s.
I like that they showed the first lady. She knew she did nothing wrong but was still being stopped. And she acted with some sense, was reasonable, and got to go on her way. You can tell she was a little annoyed, which was fair but she was in control of herself and got to go home. Ya know, like how it’s supposed to go. Shows that you can make almost any interaction with the police go smoother, since you really only have control over yourself any way.
When the cop says "the driver described you to a T." I almost lost it. The cop literally asked if the suspect was wearing a red shirt, and the driver's response was "I think so". Pathetic.
Yup you never know what damage might of occurred out of sight. There could be damage to the glass, motor, motor structures and wiring. All of which cost a hell of a lot more than a wiper blade.
"Is $25 worth taking someone to jail?" Intentionally damaging property is disgusting, being drunk is not an admissible excuse. If anything, it only proves you are irresponsible and need some form of punishment. I'm halfway through the video and hope she was cited at least, but the cop trying to downplay it is gross.
I think it’s important to include the original charge when the charges are resisting arrest. And who knows if it just needs a new wiper- the mechanism might be broken. It could cost hundreds of dollars.
The cop has done this enough times to know that if the charges are pressed, he will have to go to court. The victim will have to go to court. Probably multiple times. And even if the lady is actually convicted the judge will give her like a month of probation, sentence suspended. Is it really worth it? I think he just explained it badly.
THAT IS RIDICULOUS!! A rear windshield motor can cost HUNDREDS! He's not a repairman & has no right to say anything that he did. That cop should be written up! HE PURPOSELY tried to act like it was no big deal so he didn't have to write the report and that's BULLSHIT. If it were HIS car he would've been the first to press charges. IDC if it's $5, she broke his property, that's illegal. The officer kept using her being drunk & it being under $25--- which I can almost guarantee it was far more, it wasn't just a new wiper blade--- as reasons why it was ok& he should just do nothing. The price & her being a drunk has no bearing. He ultimately bullied the VICTIM into not pressing charges, making it seem like he was making a big deal out of nothing & anyone would be stupid for not just going about their night🤬🤬
Alcohol is a terrible poison... even decent people can act very irrational when heavily intoxicated so I wouldn't jump on the parents so fast. Maybe they are horribly raised people but maybe they are just shitfaced.
@@mnn1265 Alcohol doesn't make a person an asshole, it just removes the limiters they keep on normally to prevent others from seeing how much of an asshole they are.
@@Strahan740i I completely agree with you up to a normal heavy dose. However, if you become "poisoned" aka intoxicated sufficiently at a level of say double-to-triple the legal limit to drive people will behave very primally and unpredictably. What you're seeing in people like that is basically their subconscious and I don't know how much you can really read into that. Perhaps it's influenced by their native personality but that's hard to know.
I love her screaming like she's on the floating door at the end of Titanic. "DON'T LEAVE ME, DON'T LEAVE ME," and at the end her boyfriend is just fist-bumping the cops.
If she had ripped the wiper off of HIS vehicle, you can bet your butt that this cop would've happily done all of the work necessary to charge her. The bottom line is, what he was really saying to the victim was: _"Sorry, but I don't feel like doing my job."_
The "What are we doing?" guy is so annoying. Dude saw her escalate the situation and then wonders why the police reacts accordingly. You were right there my man, where's that confusion coming from?
I’m sorry, bike cop assessed the wiper being ripped off as only $25? Maybe for JUST the wiper, not the damaged arm or motor.. kinda scummy bike cop was trying to pressure the driver to just eat the cost because he didn’t want to follow through with his job. I’m normally a fan of how the cops conduct themselves in videos on this channel but the cop in this one was not very good
I looked it up, it ranges from $90-$225 for a new wiper motor, an estimated hour for labor, and anywhere between $10-$40 for new wiper. The bike cop downplaying the cost and trying to talk the guy out of pressing charges is terrible police work
@@Tototorondamn you guys are getting robbed in daylight then. When I got my first car the wiper and motor were broken. I had to pay around 35 euro's to fix that shit hahaha
Officer Soup Sandwich wants to get paid for doing literally nothing. It's a good thing the victim told him his partner was rolling around in the middle of the street with the suspect. It's not his job to determine damage, to someone else's property. Wiper blades, like everything, are expensive. If the armature and motor were damaged, it could be a couple hundred bucks easy. Poor conduct on the officers part.
Hopefully, insurance can cover the auto damage, especially with a police report of some sort. EDIT: Then again, a deductible makes minor damage fall to the owner. I forgot about that.
@@TheGalantir you are incorrect, as he said if the internal motor was damaged when the wiper arm was torn off it could be hundreds of dollars in damage.
@@TheGalantirwiper blades are relatively cheap. If she damaged the motor that’s easily a $100-$300 part plus labor, you’re looking at a shop charging you $500-$1k for replacement. - Certified mechanic
Primary officer looks _bad._ You don't get to choose to not enforce the law if you don't _feel_ like it... trying to sell someone to not file a charge....
4:42. I didn’t appreciate the question “Is $25 worth taking someone to jail for?” How DARE he try to trivialize her conduct by minimizing the dollar amount. Without a rear windshield wiper on an SUV that causes danger to himself and potential passengers. She’s responsible. PERIOD!
Lady kicks and damages guys car. Cop: is it really worth her going to going to jail? Cops ego gets hurt that she didn't comply Cop: *grabs and throws her to the ground* Also not charged with vandalism, criminal mischief, anything related to the uber? Where's the Justice for him? Sorry but someone kicking and damaging a car is worse than not giving id and walking away. Cant make this stuff up Good ol' Daytona Beach. Seabreeze to exact.
it was a felony when she resisted arrest, and when she kicked officers. it's decided in court, a lot of times the smaller charges get dismissed when there are more severe charges. but that's all up to the judge. but it sounds like prison time, is that not justice?
@@ivanjakanov Ya for the officer. I hear what you're saying but they were going to let her go with no charges until it had to do with something pertaining to them.
People crying and screaming “don’t touch me “ “what did I do wrong” after being a smartass with police and refusing to give their ID walking away during an investigation are actually HILARIOUS.
The first two officers were terrible to the victim. Treating him like shit and forcing him to stay is absolutely ridiculous. No wonder they’re bike cops.
Dealing with a street full of drunken idiots, night after night, on a bicycle no less..I think we can understand why they’re not going to be happiness and light all the time.🤷🏻♀️😂😂
That driver did real good pulling away to begin with, and that cop needs to stick to doing his job and not giving car repair estimates, there is no excuse for this behavior and it cannot be allowed to continue.
While the officers sitting there trying to talk the victim into not pressing charges and getting his car repaired by this vandal, he misses as well.His partner getting assaulted.He is the worst cop.
As a LEO I can confirm these officers were being lazy attempting to talk the ride share driver out of pressing charges. Plain and simple laziness. And he’s more than welcome to continue his job so he doesn’t lose money and return to give his full statement later. This department needs to get buttoned up.
They probably don't have enough evidence to actually arrest anyone. His word alone isn't enough.
@@zackcinq-mars2129that’s for a DA to decide, not a bike cop.
Does not matter. Drunk chick is making her own arrest.
And her behavior going forward just proves she absolutely needed to be arrested.
The stuff they had to deal with after, no wonder they would be lazy at a case they feel they could have been solved if the lady just paid the Lyft driver for the damages.
If someone kicks my car and damages it, I'm pressing charges
Me too.
Same. Not to be that person, but if they don't see consequences the first time, it's probably not the last time it's going to happen. You could even argue that it's an act of consideration to press charges against idiots like this because you're trying to help prevent it from happening to anyone else in the future.
Let's take this one step further. If someone were to kick my car and damage it, I'd press charges specifically for the police report number. I'd take the car to a dealership to get it fixed, even if it costs me far more than an aftermarket shop would. Go ahead and pay to get it fixed, get the receipt, go to the local state crime victim's compensation fund, and file for reimbursement. Why? Because the perp then gets saddled with the extra order for restitution that sticks for 20 years, except instead of me having to pursue it privately, the state fund pursues it with far more resources and tenacity than I have.
@@pyrioncelendilwtf are you talking about?
Not if Officer "C'mon! Don't make me actually do my job and arrest someone" has anything to do with it.
As a retired LEO - this officer really pisses me off. If I was his supervisor and saw this video, he would be immediately reprimanded. It is not an officer's job to talk the victim out of pressing charges. If a crime has been committed, the job of the officer is to take witness statements and verify damage. Conducting a valuation of the damage and suggesting its only $25 worth is inappropriate; further, if a wiper was yanked off with any kind of force - there is no telling the potential damage to the actual mechanism of the wiper and its wiring. This is why you conduct your investigation, gather all the information of parties involved, and then file charges upon completion of the investigation when the paperwork of actual cost of repair returns. At the end of it - there is a difference between criminal mischief and criminal damage to private property.
Years ago my wife and I were visiting her family in another state. Guy pulled out infront of us and I was unable to completely avoid hitting him. The at fault driver had no license, and no insurance. He was allowed to drive away from the scene. One officer doing the crash report told me that my damage was minor and I should be able to drive away. I had a feeling it was worst due to the camber on the drivers front wheel. While he was still there I crawled under to inspect and the lower control arm was snapped in half.
Cops are not mechanics. Most aren't even mechanically inclined. If you don't know, you shouldn't talk.
Police always do talk to victims to not press charges cause they don’t wanna go after criminals but come at you full force if you told them to do their job properly.
I thought the same thing! "I assessed the damage.." Not his job.
Exactly. Maybe it was just the wiper, in which case, yeah, I would just replace it rather than deal with any process I have to go through to press charges or get paid. But that cop isn't a car mechanic, he doesn't know if it's just the wiper. If she damaged the mechanism or whatever, that could be over a thousand dollars to replace with parts and labor.
AND when you talk a victim out of pressing charges, you dismiss what happened to the victim. You tell the victim what happened to you isn't a big deal get over it. What you tell the suspect is bad behavior of any nature (ripping off rear wiper for example or even slapping someone) teaches the suspect/tells suspect you can get away with anything
Omg, the way she smiled as she was saying “yeah, that’s not going to happen” is the attitude of a certified KAREN.
That's the attitude from parents not setting her straight early in her life, letting her get away with shit.
Amazing how many people say something like that. As if they have a say in it.
Karens are not the leading users of the term Karen.
@@antytrend??
her fake smile and dropping the business card...SO off-putting and absolutely not her first day of acting like this
The drunk boyfriend fist bumping the cops after they arrest his girlfriend is something
Yeah, he even seemed to act the reaction to her being taken to the ground, he was super compliant to what the officers ordered
@@cristianeric5933 the rat ;)
he just want to get laid
seemed like a chill dude hope he stays far away from her
That her father. I seen this video before.
I hate it when cops try to talk people out of pressing charges. It just gives them permission to act worse later.
Too much paperwork
@@Sniperboy5551and more important overflow of stuff that’s not a dispute over $25 damage lol but i get it, it’s the principle and karma
I agree 100%. What next kick a Mercedes and put a big dent? He wants to be made whole. It’s not $25. If it’s broken by electrical that could be a couple hundred dollars. Give him his money.
I guess when there this hell happening on the steet, police just didn't want to lose time with her.
@@diaryofamadhillbilly2217 I agree. And seems to me only reason they would do that is to avoid all the paperwork.
Is that cop serious? Try to get a wiper fixed for $25 and yeah, she SHOULD BE CHARGED
no if you value your own time, lol
The cop didn't want to do the paperwork, and would rather work as an insurance adjuster.
I bet if anyone did that to a police car, they would arrest them instead of saying, "Oh it's only $25 of damage, not worth it." 😂
lol $25….more like $250
@@owowaudi yeah, the wiper costs $25, but the labor at least $200
It was $24 for a decent wiper blade for my '95 Ranger. One for the back of a car plus maybe a wiper arm is going to be a lot more than $25.
The cop SHOULD NOT be trying to get the Lyft driver to drop this. This cop should be reprimanded.
Lots of paperwork that most don’t wanna do lol but it’s up to him of course
Yep, this is 2025, not 1925. Nobody breaks a windshield wiper off of your car and it only takes $24 to repair.
The cop didn’t want all of the paperwork. She deserves to be in trouble.
The victim looked like a person of color. So that cop want to let the white girl go unpunished until she kicked them in the chest. Life is easy for them mostly
It was a misdemeanor, that means a citation, she is in far more trouble by assaulting a police officer.
I'm glad he ended up with SO much more paperwork than he was trying to avoid lol
Yeah he convinced the victim to pay for the damages on his own. “She’s drunk and it’s like $25”. Ok well it’s mine and it’s her fault she’s drunk...
@@jimcady3712He still can sue her for repairs which he should.Idk the last time you had a wiper like that fixed but it’s more than 25.00.Why should he have to pay for something she did? He already works 3 jobs and she should be held accountable.js
Cops getting upset with the Lyft driver because he doesn't want to stick around is hilarious. He was nice enough to leave his contact information with an officer, in case they need his statement, and he wanted to go back to work and that was their reaction? They think he is playing a "game" with them? Yeah, it's called the game of life and the man wants to get back to making money.
That shit pissed me off too. Like wtf if anything they should be happy he’s not blocking up the road and is trying to just no get entangled into any potential other messes.
Maybe if the Police Officer didn't waste time trying to talk him OUT of pressing charges 🤬 they could've been finished with the ARREST 🤬
No way it's lawful
Ya I was confused about that too, like he's loosing money, he stayed around for that whole ordeal and it clearly escalated into something else that wasn't about him being involved, so obviously he wanted to leave if he didn't have to stick around.
The driver even had to point out to the loser cop that his partner was struggling with the lady he just tried to get the charges dropped for lol. That was bike cops attempting a "power move" after struggling with a little girl and trying to get out of paperwork.
Props to the gal who was initially suspected for taking it properly in stride. Some people freak the F out with a false accusation. Police gotta go off of what they have.
Depends on who you ask…
now, she'll have a cool story to tell!
Good point. Not enough people have mentioned how cool she was about it all.
@@hogwild5844no need to mention it. It's normal to cooperate and help them do the work as fast as possible just provide everything, why wouldn't you? 😂
@@teatimeboy3240 Well, I wouldn't say _everything_ ...... Lol.
The “Oh, are you offended?” right from the start gave them away from the jump. What a nimrod.
RIGHT, SOME WOULD'VE TURNED THAT INTO A DAMN FELONY, GETTING BELLIGERENT OF BEING ACCUSED OF SOMETHING... LOL
@@BleedHuskerRed2011 In their 40s acting like teenagers.
Shame on that police officer for downplaying the vandalism, and making the man feel like he’s in the wrong. Also, I rear wiper is more than $25.
@@sandyjohnson4072 he just didn't want to do the paperwork.
Clearly there where bigger fish to fry here.
100% that was so weird
Exactly, look after the small bad behaviour and the rest takes care of themselves. Very bad precedent set by the cop here.
Not at the GUALMAR
How convenient that cop can estimate repairs to a wiper arm at just $25.
The wiper alone is more than $25
@@enriqueaguilar422duh.
@@enriqueaguilar422 There are plenty of wipers for $25 or less.
@@throwaway2570duh? The cop obviously didn't know. Few hundred for a new motor and arm and 190 an hour for installation...
@@enriqueaguilar422 Not really, and they put it on for free.
The fact the officer wants to make his job easier by convincing the victim to not press charges is the issue
I have had it happen to me too for assault it’s horrific it feels really really truly horrific I still pressed but they said it was not enforceable it’s horrific to see it really is
They only cared when she walked away from the officer and resisted arrest. They had no problem filing those charges but they never bothered with the damage charges. She could have been ordered to pay for the repairs so now he has to pay out of pocket. The cop kept saying "it's only $25" as if he's a walking auto parts store. She ripped the entire wiper arm off. The wiper motor might need to be replaced as well. If that was HIS (or a friend's or family member's) vehicle we all know he would have immediately arrested her. He even mentioned he works two jobs.
A woman slapped my face repeatesly with multiple rings, which broke my glasses & cut my face up.
When I wanted to press charges the female officer asked "Are you scared? Be honest. Do you actually feel intimidated by her?"
Totally unprofessional -- Not only was she trying to talk me out of pressing charges she was also insinuating I was emasculate if I did.
I told that officer "what the hell kind of question is that? What difference does it make? I was physically attacked."
We went back and forth like that a bit more but I didn't let up... & thank God I did, it saved me in the end.
“Is 25$ worth someone going to jail?”
I don’t want to work, don’t press charges, let me get paid to ride my bike all night long…
😂😂😂
It depends who it is. Certain neighborhoods you'll get storm troopers jumping out on you over jay walking strapped to the teeth
It’s not, she (perpetrator) could have simply been asked to pay a safe amount like 200$ to the guy and end it.
Well I don’t think he’s just paid to ride his bike any more than standard officers are paid to drive their cars, he did more than earn his money when he helped tackle the suspect
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride my bike
I want to ride my bicycle
I want to ride it where I like
NEVER let a cop tell you whether you should press charges or not. It's not their job, and technically they aren't even allowed to do that. Cop could of gotten in a lot of trouble if the Lyft driver reported that a cop told him not to press charges.
Bro literally even a LAWYER cant tell you what to do legally. They can only give you advice. You have to make the decisions yourself.
You can defer to them obviously but a lawyer legally cannot make a decision for you or sway your decision a certain way. They can only give you the facts and the choices. They can tell you what THEY would do but ultimately the decision is up to you. They can tell you "this is a good deal" and "doing this would be stupid" but they cant say "you have to do this" or "you shouldnt do this".
I know it seems like a fine line but it's extremely important legal precedent.
Was so sad to see that. I’m sure if they were black the cop would suggest he presses charges
The cops sided with the people of NO color, typical
In south africa even if you dont want to press charges the goverment judicial system tends to charge them with a crime even if you dont want them to. 😂
So a kid who is 14 will go to juvi. And our juvis are like actual prisons. Focused on reabilitation yes, but no escape. If you do your sentence is increased. And if you're sentenced at 14 to say tend years. On the day you turn 18 off to adult prison for another 6 years. Its why your laws for prosecution against minors simply dont work. There is no punishment. No accountability. No luxuries taken away, no practical job skills taught. There must be punishment.
So when did he say to not press charges... didnt he simply ask if it was worth sending someone to jail for?
Yelling "get off me" while being arrested works 0% of the time every time
Like "You can't arrest me!"or "I do not consent to being detained."
😵💫😵💫😵💫. 😂😂😂
or like when a cop tells a dude running away to get on the ground 900 and 50 million times works 0% of the time....
i am a sovereign citizen you have no right to detain me bro
It works to cause a scene, which is what they want
cops giving the guy a hard time for wanting to settle whats owed to him was very annoying. dont make my problem seem small, i called you for help.
The officer saying “what the hell did yall bring us?!” Multiple times is such mood 😂 he is the kind of guy you genuinely have fun working with! Lol
Yeah, some folks it only takes a couple of seconds to tell that they're a boatload of fun to be around.
Cops seem to have a real issue understanding that Uber & Lyft drivers are workers. So strange.
They aren’t unionized like taxi cab drivers so it’s a lot more of a case by case basis for Lyft & Uber drivers
they are cops. they arent good people. they are power tripping losers. not hard to call him, no reason why he had to stay other than less work for them. This is why so many dont respect pigs
uber and Lyft drivers use their own car . The car that they actually pay for. As opposed to leasing a vehicle that is maintained by a company.
the general public doesn’t view them as humans for the most part. are you surprised?
@@fetishisticrosewhat does that have to do with anything? just say you don’t have a job & be quiet.
Pro tip;
Never let someone riding a bike tell you how much a car repair is
😅
👍😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@brianworland4858 😂😂😂😂😂 touché
hilarious
He meant the windshield wiper is $25, I don't think he realized the whole thing was busted
Shame on the cop for minimizing criminal activity. It’s your job dude.
Should have given the man $50 asitx only a small cost!!
We know why he didn’t make it a big thing…
@@dashawnrobinson1802 paperwork..
So done with police, it's a shame they prove they won't do their jobs in so many videos.
If she pissed on a cop car it would only cost them one $7 carwash to fix it. But you know DAMN WELL they’d be arresting her for that.
The way the cops got irritated with the Lyft driver for leaving AFTER the lazy cop tried to discourage the Lyft driver from pressing charges is absolutely ridiculous.
"we're arrested, so just shut up"
the smartest thing that girl said all night
those two girls will be someones wifes and mother. crazy
@@ALINUEDdoubt it.
Yet she didn't shut up herself. Drunk people can't stay quiet unless they are passed out.
@@FCastro-wm5yv while continuing to talk
Imagine if the same logic applied to what first lady did get charged with... "so what, she kicked you in the chest; that's what, $1.25 for a tide pod to wash it off and $1.00 for some Tylenol. Plus, she's drunk, all her friends are drunk. Are we really going to send her to jail for $2.25???"
Assult is assult. And destroying property is destroying property. That officer should definitely get reprimanded for that crap.
actually she was initially detained for failing to ID then she hit the lady with her pocket book so $0 damage.
umm no getting kicked in the chest can have serious damages to you. You're seriously comparing a windshield wiper to being physically assaulted in a very threatening way? the fuck?
@@aaa-hs3it Are you truly this stupid, or just pretending?
Sknce you are thick, do you think if it was the cop car wibdshield wiper they would have try and gloss over it to avoid paperwork? Or would they have unloaded the full weight of the law on her.
@@aaa-hs3ityes, it COULD cause serious damages. But in this case it's clear that it didnt. It was superficial and likely fine 5 min later. I mean, she didnt even knock the breath outta her.
Plus, the guys just making a comparison based on what happened, not based on serious bodily injuries that COULD HAVE happened.
Absolutely disgusting how the officer tried to talk the VICTIM out of pressing charges. Gross
4:42. I didn’t appreciate the question “Is $25 worth taking someone to jail for?” How DARE he try to trivialize her conduct by minimizing the dollar amount. Without a rear windshield wiper on an SUV that causes danger to himself and potential passengers. She’s responsible. PERIOD!
Talked him out of it by lying about the repair cost and then get pissed when he just wants to get back to work, thet said he "was playing games". Total bullshit.
When did police become car repair estimators? Yes, it is worth it to me to get my car repaired.
LMFAO When the lyft driver goes "What's happening now?" Gesturing towards the scuffle that the lazy cop is completely unaware of, then has to run and actually perform his duties 🤣
Never listen to a cop try to quote you a price to fix a car he won't be working on. Maybe you could get lucky and find a wiper arm for $25 but if the motor's broken that's more money out of your pocket. Never feel sorry for making a sloppy drunk suffer for their own actions
Quite right. Also the loss of earnings for the evening of the offence, and the motor being repaired consequently putting the car out of action. The officer’s attitude is all wrong, I bet the story would be very different if the offender were a young black male.
@@fastharriWhy do you gotta bring race into this?
Not worth the time. If the motor was broken thats a different story, but part of it is sh*tty wiper motors.
@@ghqstt8115pretty clear they're just racist 😢
@@ghqstt8115Why are you offended because someone mentioned race?
Lyft should ban her for life.
Life should ban her for life.
they probably did once the driver reported them after dropping them off/canceling the ride
I’ll report her to Lyft management,she needs to be held accountable for her sad choices.
the cop trying to let the lady off is disgusting..
? when did that happen
4:30 @@yungbroc
@@yungbroc The male bike cop was pressuring the Lyft driver to no charge the lady at all before she resisted, then used the first excuse he could to ignore what happened when he was able. Real POS.
Right... I side with the Lyft driver though. I don't blame him for not wanting to sit around for an hour. But then the female cop was like "I told him he can't leave", but luckily they corrected her on that. He was never detained, so always free to leave.
Wondering if you can come up with anything more original or interesting than "disgusting"? I'm gonna say that taxed your intellect to a point of no return.
Hats off to the hard working Americans like that Lyft driver
Cop talking a victim out of pressing charges in absolute BS.
it is prohibited in some departments
Damage to property is the same as stealing from you. Theft equals crime. Just like the second video.👍🏽
Mostly cops don’t go after criminals but someone who hurt their pride.
@@S3ymira So the vast majority of people in jails right now are because they hurt a LEO's pride?
@@trendywipp3715 I would say majority lives are ruined because of that plus it will be hard for them to get a job in a company. Those who are in jail go through a judge.
What is wrong with that male bike officer? He was going out of his way to not help the Lyft driver. That is the exact opposite of what an officer should be doing. Nice to see another officer went back and checked with the victim.
He's a bike cop for a reason.
@@Alexmasonciaantij00 Yeah, have someone key your car, break your wiper, or do anything "minor" to your property. See how you act then. It's barely about the material worth, it's about this stain on society doing something malicious to someone else.
Well, it's a good thing we don't allow public policy based on what you perceive as minor. Both are technically vandalism to personal property. It doesn't matter what the dollar value is, the fact is the dude was lazy and just didn't want to do any extra paperwork.
@@dynagaming2693 the point is join the force if you wanna nitpick… yall are more upset about the rear wiper than the actual dude 😭😂
@@Alexmasonciaantij00The 'actual dude' was concerned about his wiper and wanted it replaced by legal means.
You're just trying to be a contrarian and the really funny thing is you're not even smart enough to just go "nuh uh" convincingly.
The way that lady had her mouth open, acting entitled and refusing to give ID is infuriating. Glad she got taken down.
I know it was weird, it's like she was gawking.
That was so bizarre to watch... it's like she totally glitched out 😅
screaming dont leave sounded like she needed an exorcism
She was drying her teeth all right 😬😅
When you could eat an apple through a tennis racket 😂😂
That lady had some nerve dropping her credit card 💳 like that.
Those cops talking the driver out of vandalism charges need a little more training. The consumable wiper itself is maybe $20, getting the whole arm replaced is a whole different story. What the hell??
@@katiaenglebert8612 I think There are drunk people doing drunk stuff everyday or its a special festival in that particular place and thats why they misjudged this one. Maybe..
hell dont know what the ticket cost in Athens is for Defective Safety equipment is. but thats $500.00 in my are no questions asked.
@@studentinspain4861 it is a bar district, dim
AA works.
RIGHT
Tell me you've never paid for a car repair without telling me you've never paid for a car repair.
$25 to fix that wiper? Riiiight
That's why he's on that bike smh
Kid ripped mine off once and it cost his parents $550.
That's exactly what I was thinking. No way in hell is the price of a silicone wiper less than $25, let alone the price of installation. On top of that, vehicle damage is still property damage.
@@deepfreeze117 the guy said it wouldnt wind so he needs a new wiper motor, not just a new wiper. add together parts and labor and its gonna be hundreds for sure.
It’s less than $20 on Amazon, and 5 mins to install. Y’all stupid as hell if you pay a mechanic to do that.
Wiper $25, Wiper Motor $50, Labor $100. Total $175. That's a whole day of work.
Wiper motors for some cars are even more than that.
Explain why it takes so long.
@@pauljordan4452 Assuming the motor has to be replaced, obviously depending on the extent of the damage, since it was the back door/lid, in most cases you have to remove the interior panel to access anything electrical. There is the time to diagnose the issue/extent of the damage, the time to remove what's necessary to be able to diagnose the issues, and the time to actually repair/replace the damage components.
Keep in mind that a lot of shops charge labor by the hour, anywhere from $125 to $250. The time put into the car to do all the diagnostics, the time it takes to do all the necessary repairs, the cost of parts on top of the labor time, doing such a job could easily cost $500.
Just to throw out there, most fail to recognize that the labor hours are largely determined by what the manufacturers say. So if the job takes 2 hours to do and a tech gets it done in 1 hour, you're still being charged for 2 hours. A tech's experience and ability to beat the book time won't reduce a customers total bill.
And his time as well…dealing with this bs.
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I don't agree with law enforcement bargaining for criminal behavior. It doesn't matter if it's $25 dammage.
Imagine telling a police officer, “that’s not happening” during a criminal stop. The privilege is UNREAL.
She has traces of Califernia in her voice.
It is unreal and that's why she ended up tied and tossed in the back seat.
@mwatts6755 But there are literally tens of thousands of YT videos where people are doing exactly that, and if the poster in question titles the video as having an anti-cop tone, the commenters on those videos do exactly the opposite of what you're doing right now. 😆😎
Then she tossed that card on the ground and give them that look. I knew this wasn't going to end well.
@@alakbar7870 I might be misunderstanding what you are saying but I think that in most of those videos you're referring to the point is commonly that the police, in those examples, have violated a persons constitutional rights. That was clearly not the case in this video.
Cop: I need your ID
Privilege Girl: Nahh I don’t think so
This says it all.
that technically is a right I dont know what youre on about
@@instinctcs5838you lose that right when you’re a part of their investigation or committed a crime lol.
@@instinctcs5838so I don’t know what you’re on about
@@juanjoes9723 yeah I know but from what I can tell she thought that there was no actual crime that the police could suspect her of so she probably thought she didnt have to say anything plus a lot of americans dont actually know the limits of their rights so it could be either route occuring
@@instinctcs5838 you’re right people should learn about the states they live in. Georgia is stop and id with reasonable suspicion
The cop discouraging the victim should be fired.
He asked them some people aren't vindictive bro
@@nicksname26He asked him then discouraged him like,” it’s ONLY 25.00” when the man is already working 3 jobs.🙄
@jeanmcginnis9804 fair but at least for me I'd press charges then the next morning drop them let them spend a night or 2 in jail but that's just me
Blue lives matter
It's only $25, what a butthead.
Seriously, if she broke the actual component of the wiper it’s going to be a lot more than $25.
the audacity of people will never cease to amaze me
Stiff nose up in the air. Well she is going to jail even though she is Hoity Toity.
Why am I here????
Cause you are serious Maroons. Oh dude,oh bro,literally,oh bro--- MAROONS
It's not entirely audacity, it's idiocy too.
Ah, Gen Z. The Zoomers are an awesome argument for birth control.
Yea, the audacity of this fruit cake editing out that kick at 10:05
This cop is a loser, she damaged his property and he basically tells the guy to just deal with it. Smh
ou don't realize he would lose more money going to court and than he would just paying for it. He clearly said he was too busy and worked 2 jobs. I'm not a fan of cops either, but his logic was sound. Why should he be responsible for her accountability. She is already getting worse charges.
the cop is basically trying to explain to the guy that it sucks but it really isn't worth his time to pursue anything. the cop is actually doing the guy a solid. That's why he says, "it's less than $25 every time". The cop doesn't care. He has to do the write up regardless.
@@Green_Expedition_Drgn My insurance doesn't allow you to use your vehicle for ride share services. They will drop you. I assume he didn't really want his insurance company to know he was ride sharing either.
So let me get this straight, Cop talks the guy out of pressing charges, basically nullifying the whole reason for the investigation, but rather is charged with resisting arrest, and battery. Seems like if you were going to talk the guy out of pressing charges you should drop the ones that were caused by the initial investigation.
@@Green_Expedition_Drgn There's more than just the windshield at play here. The motor that moves the wipers back and forth was damaged, and that's a lot more than $25. Even if the damage was $10, an LEO is not an assessor and should never, ever talk someone into or out of pressing charges.
The name of the video should be "This is what entitlement looks like in public."
"ID please." "That's not gonna happen." Proceeds to fight the cops like she's from my hood.
"What are you doing with that sign?" "We're taking it." Gets upset and snitches on friend when they find out that theft is illegal for them too.
The lovely ladies of Athens.
Did you hear her slip and say 'riding bikes and arresting underage uh, of age girls"....
I agree with everything but the “lovely ladies” part! They sounded kind of masculine to be females. Their sense of entitlement is really ugly!
So now you see this behavior is not a hood thing it's an ignorant thing!
I totally agree with you
@@juniper9799 you can tell she's one of those girls who will try and do anything to smear a guy for forcing her to face the consequences of her behavior.
Cop did a terrible job he isn’t supposed to talk the victim out of pressing charges.
What’s more annoying than this drunk girl? The cop who tried to convince the driver that it’s no big deal and to just let it go.
WAY TOO MUCH PAPERWORK FOR A PETTY ACT OF VANDALISM
@@xoyiopxxwhat an insanely idiotic take
4:38 "Is it really worth $25 to take her to jail right now?" If it was me I would say, "It's not about the money as much as it is the principle of the matter. She clearly needs to learn a lesson from this. Her behavior was unacceptable and I would like her to regret her actions and correct her behavior. So yes, it is necessary."
4:51 YES. it is worth taking someone to jail for $25 of damage, that $25 makes it breaks your night driving. Lyft and Uber drivers work so hard it's a horrible job to take just to scrap by. they deserve so much more respect
If you choose to drive around drunks, then that is a risk you are taking. Drivers are nuts to pick up people that are that intoxicated
I thought he didn't take them and that is why she did it.
@PamelaLaForest "she was asking for it did you see what she was wearing?" Same argument lmao
Exactly
They do not work hard but she should pay for wiper
The immature girls in the second clip “LiKe….. ThAtS wHaTs WrOnG WiTh ThE gOvErNmEnT BrO” 22 year old 7th graders… huge cringe.
@@N8R_T8R_517 right?!? Because if “the government” didn’t tell them not to steal the sign in such fine print, none of this ever would have happened!!! Secondhand embarrassment activated with those two. “You didn’t steal it! You GRABBED it.” 🤦🏻♀️
The cop trying to get the lyft driver to eat the costs from that entitled drunk lady wrecking his rear wiper and breaking the wiper motor is gross behavior. He doesn't have time to go to a pick and pull and it's more than $25. God forbid a pick and pull doesn't have it, Advanced auto is gonna charge $150 for both parts and he still needs to take the interior apart and assemble, given he has the right tools. No, she can pay shop prices, let her eat the parts mark up and $100 an hour shop price to fix it. Maybe she'll learn to not break other people's stuff. I'm sure he wouldn't be happy if it happened to him.
Try $150-200/hr. It was 100/hr over 15 yrs ago.
you don't realize he would lose more money going to court and than he would just paying for it. He clearly said he was too busy and worked 2 jobs. I'm not a fan of cops either, but his logic was sound.
wanna bet when that cop ran that woman's name, he found out she is related to somebody kinda important that may be why he's downplaying the damaged car.. when cop's try to talk you down from pressing charges it usually means somebody with significant importance is involved or visa versa like if somebody important is a victim instead of a suspect, the cop's will stack as many charges as he can on the suspect.
About 40 years ago, I was hit by a drunk driver and the cop told me not to have him charged, because if he was charged for DUI then his insurance was void. I would have to sue for the damages and it would be a major hassle. Hopefully the laws have changed so that this sort of thing can't happen anymore.
And it was crazy how afterwards when the driver gave his contact info to be contacted then they were like well we're not going to call him and follow up, you were just trying to stop him from pressing charges then conventionally decide to not follow up (and act annoyed like as if you weren't stopping him in the first place), how surprising /s
What a bunch of sweethearts! Their parents must be so proud! They will be able to watch their children forever!
That should be a requirement.
@vicmorrison8128 these entitled brats will produce more entitled brats until someone teaches them the consequences of their actions, and perhaps they'll change that narrative. Or, we'll have to suffer more karens.
Dodge Journey rear wiper arm can be $25 with aftermarket parts but the motor can cost up to $90. Shops can charge between $80-$120 per hour.
He should not have to settle for an aftermarket part.
Hey man, she's drunk, ya know, she vandalized and destroyed your car but ya know that's what drunk people do. Just let it go. It'll probably buff right out for about $25.... the look of shock and confusion on that poor man's face as he was trying to understand the nightmare he was in.
I love the mistaken identity girl. Finally someone that doesn't immediately take offense at having a finger pointed at them, and relies on the facts to prove her innocence. And then doesn't get offended when it's proven not to be her, and she goes on about her day as if nothing happened. Love to see it.
What was that case she spend 10 yrs in jail because she was innocent, which one i'm talking about now? There are two of them and i can't remember their names...
@@socialmediamanagement1859 I'm not saying that innocent people don't get mistakenly identified as the perp and then go to jail for it. But you don't give the cops a reason to be suspicious by acting super defensive like I've seen so many times in body can videos.
Um??????? People have every right to be mad if they’re being falsely accused. I’ve seen a lot of these fucking mistaken identity things and 99% of the time they’re being attacked by police for no reason so enough with the bullshit
@@Brooklynlamar1exactly, this person's comment is giving bootlicker 😂. "Just let the cops do their job, don't exercise your rights and don't get mad, just understand and comply"😂
Why is she in the background later whne theyre talking to the other girl lmfao
That police officer trying to convince the Uber/Lyft driver not to press charges because it's "only 25 dollars" is fking rediculous. It doesn't matter if the damage is worth 1 dollar, you're breaking someone's damn property, that behaviour should NOT be ignored.
I wish there was a charge for being obnoxious. Those two girls...
They don’t even sound nor act like girls.
They're UGA Co-Eds.....this is typical for that entitled garbage.
No doubt. the first lady was irritating, but those two made her seem pleasant lol
And three days later, when they finally get over their hangovers, the sign will just go in the trash. "It's just a joke!" Entitled brats. I hope their parents see this video.
"Is it really worth sending someone to jail for 25 dollars"?
Not sure what the Police is getting at here. A crime is a crime. The police shouldn't try to make the victim of a crime "drop charges" due to the amount of damage. This is not only about the damage, this is about teaching the criminal a lesson - to prevent further damage in the future. If criminals don't see consequences, then their behaviour will only get worse.
These two girls need to be taught a lesson. They've been getting away with bad behavior for too long and they obviously don't respect the law.
The ‘my parents are going to laugh at this’ statement said it all
I'd like to see the officer pay for the car repair. What just stupid claims he makes about the damage cost.
I know it would’ve ended badly for the Lyft driver, but man I wanted to hear him say “you got $25 then?” (Obviously it’s more than 25 but ykwim)
Agree with you, this is fairly old now but when the vid first came out everyone was furious in the comments at the cop for the same reasons.
@@guyanomaly Very well said. It may only be $25, but the driver should not be the one to pay that. If the cop wants to give the driver his own money so that he will just leave at that then let the cop do that, but the driver shouldn't be out just because the amount is low.
What? Yeah that makes sense
These cops should be fired. She broke his rear wiper and the cop says to the victim, "Do you REALLY want me to charge her and take her to jail over $25?" A broken rear wiper is a lot more than $25. The motor could be broken, the actual housing itself is a hundred bucks. The labor to have it fixed is probably about a hundred bucks, too. His car's value is decreased because of it. His car in the shop to have it fixed is at least a day he can't work. This "only $25" could easily wind up costing him close to a grand. And even if it were really JUST $25, why should the driver have to absorb that? He was providing a service to her and she smashed up his car. That's not his problem. Again, this cop is a total disgrace. Poor driver.
@CptSchmidt I don't think he was necessarily talking him out of it. Just that it's only 25$ and his the drivers time worth that. I bet that driver makes more than 25$ in the time it would take him to write statements and later have to testify in court against her. You even catch at the end he says he's too busy for all that. Time is money too.
@@kyradebruin9522 No, he said he didn't have time to waste sitting there talking about it and arguing with the cop because he had work to do. He gave him his number and told him to call later so he could work in the meantime. He didn't say to forget about it and he definitely didn't agree with the cop.
I would have pressed charges,it might have pissed off the lazy cop but the vandaliser would have hopefully learned how expensive car repairs can be.
Even funnier if the wiper didn’t work before she ripped it off!😂😂
Fired? Are you nuts? Yeah he was wrong but wanting him lose his livelihood over something that can be corrected is kinda fucked up too.
@@loutenant2817 His livelihood is policing the community and enforcing laws. If he can't do his job properly... he should lose it. And it's just a job, like he can't get another one, huh?
What a rookie cop. Either tell the Lyft driver there’s not enough proof or cite her and make the Lyft driver happy.
I love the cop who’s just like “WHAT DID YOU BRING US🤣”
He seems like a delight, I’d love to meet him
Bet it was a long night at the station with her around
The cops saying "that's not how it works" to the victim saying call him when they're ready for his statement is disgusting. Who do you people think you are? You're one purpose for being there is to protect and serve that Uber driver, not dominate and detain him on your terms. That bike female cop is not cut out for that line of work.
So you don't think the male cop would have complained about getting kicked? On what evidence are you basing your opinion?
@kurtkaster5666 They need to do things properly. Yea he was a victim, but you need the victim there to actually assess damages... what if he drove off and got in a wreck? How much of that damage would they have pictured since he drove off? Or what if the victim had an awful mindset for pressing charges, and wanted more out of it so they drive off and dent their car more making the damages look worse? The cops saying "that's not how that works" for letting him go is a precaution, not a twisted show of power you're presuming. Statements also become much less accurate the more time passes from an accident. They should not have let him go continue work right after. Common sense.
@@foxstarx8321 except its on the cop that told him it was okay to go... i get that he didnt know so its not entirely his fault, but that driver is a worker as well. he might rely on busy nights like that to get by and expecting him to wait 30+ min for them to deal with a battery when its already 12 in the morning isnt something someone is going to do. you're one to talk about doing things properly by the way lol, last time i checked, cops arent allowed to say things like "is $25 really worth taking someone to jail over?" and talk people out of pressing charges.
And he ended up staying & telling the male officer that he works 3 jobs. He shouldn’t have to replace a part on his car torn off (criminal mischief) and lose money he’d be earning driving the drunks home for the next few hours. And I’ve absolutely seen officers let a witness or victim go & give a statement later, especially if the suspect is out of control or needs SFST’s.
they are cops... they are power tripping losers who hardly serve or protect. this is why noone respects them and they cant seem to understand why.
I like that they showed the first lady. She knew she did nothing wrong but was still being stopped. And she acted with some sense, was reasonable, and got to go on her way. You can tell she was a little annoyed, which was fair but she was in control of herself and got to go home. Ya know, like how it’s supposed to go. Shows that you can make almost any interaction with the police go smoother, since you really only have control over yourself any way.
Well historically that’s not always the case but…
@@Red_Ryan_Red she was the right complexion for protection.
@@afrointelligence that’s a new one
@@afrointelligence name.......checks.........out
When the cop says "the driver described you to a T." I almost lost it. The cop literally asked if the suspect was wearing a red shirt, and the driver's response was "I think so". Pathetic.
This department seems unprofessional.
Very much so.
100%
Uber driver will be working for free for a day or two to buy a new motor for window wiper. Never get talked out of getting what you need back.
Not hardly
Yup you never know what damage might of occurred out of sight. There could be damage to the glass, motor, motor structures and wiring. All of which cost a hell of a lot more than a wiper blade.
the last 2 are the definition of entitlement.
they are disgusting
Entitlement, and inability to remain silent.
16:15 “you arrest underage………. Uh of age girls……”😂😂😂I hope they took a good long look at their IDs!
Immaturity
I don’t think it’s entitlement as much as pure stupidity.
That cop at the station had me laughing "what in the world did you bring us?!?"
"Is $25 worth taking someone to jail?"
Intentionally damaging property is disgusting, being drunk is not an admissible excuse. If anything, it only proves you are irresponsible and need some form of punishment. I'm halfway through the video and hope she was cited at least, but the cop trying to downplay it is gross.
exactly. nothing more annoying then a drunk who uses booze as an excuse to be wicked
I think it’s important to include the original charge when the charges are resisting arrest. And who knows if it just needs a new wiper- the mechanism might be broken. It could cost hundreds of dollars.
Me: yes.
The cop has done this enough times to know that if the charges are pressed, he will have to go to court. The victim will have to go to court. Probably multiple times. And even if the lady is actually convicted the judge will give her like a month of probation, sentence suspended. Is it really worth it? I think he just explained it badly.
He said the whiper wasn't working so she probably broke the motor also.thats definitely. Ore than 25 dollar fix.
"Do you really wanna go through all this over a $25 windshield wiper?"
"What is, A question no cop has ever asked of WalMart."?
Bingo
Significant observation.
🗣️
damn😂
@@devnull1313 damn that’s so true
THIEF#1 “My parents are literally going to laugh at this. (That says more than you know, young lady.)
That says a lot about your parents. 🤦♀
The male cop is such a simp trying to talk to the driver out of charges. Glad the lady cop did the job she's paid to do.
Theres probably not a single part on that car that cost only $25.. f that cop for trying to downplay her bad behavior.
I bet he just didn't want to do the paperwork...
Couldn't he just write a summons and release her?
The cop talking to the Lyft driver sounds like an insurance adjuster, lol.
Refuses to ID herself, drop card on ground, won't follow poluce direction...yep, she did it. That entitled attitude tells me all I need to know.
It's not entitled, she was drunk. It's entitled if she acts the same way sober.
THAT IS RIDICULOUS!! A rear windshield motor can cost HUNDREDS! He's not a repairman & has no right to say anything that he did. That cop should be written up! HE PURPOSELY tried to act like it was no big deal so he didn't have to write the report and that's BULLSHIT. If it were HIS car he would've been the first to press charges. IDC if it's $5, she broke his property, that's illegal. The officer kept using her being drunk & it being under $25--- which I can almost guarantee it was far more, it wasn't just a new wiper blade--- as reasons why it was ok& he should just do nothing. The price & her being a drunk has no bearing. He ultimately bullied the VICTIM into not pressing charges, making it seem like he was making a big deal out of nothing & anyone would be stupid for not just going about their night🤬🤬
Since I quit drinking I really enjoy watching these videos.
Drinking is the only way I can stomach these videos 😂
Same!! Lol
@@Sniperboy5551that’s called alcoholism lol
Coward
I feel like I need a drink. My gosh how do these people survive? Living in their own world of self entitlement, smugness and insanity
Those two girls are awful. Good job mom and dad. Must be so proud
Alcohol is a terrible poison... even decent people can act very irrational when heavily intoxicated so I wouldn't jump on the parents so fast. Maybe they are horribly raised people but maybe they are just shitfaced.
@@mnn1265 Alcohol doesn't make a person an asshole, it just removes the limiters they keep on normally to prevent others from seeing how much of an asshole they are.
@@Strahan740i I completely agree with you up to a normal heavy dose. However, if you become "poisoned" aka intoxicated sufficiently at a level of say double-to-triple the legal limit to drive people will behave very primally and unpredictably. What you're seeing in people like that is basically their subconscious and I don't know how much you can really read into that. Perhaps it's influenced by their native personality but that's hard to know.
@@mnn1265 True, I've never hung out with people who get _that_ drunk, lol, so my basis for comparison may be flawed.
I'M 22.
Her smug attitude left her real fast when she was given a pretty new bracelets.
Not really. She kicked the officer again after the fact.
He's high up. He's high up.
That wiped that joker 🃏 clown smile off her face faster then I can blink my eyes 👀 3 times.
I love her screaming like she's on the floating door at the end of Titanic. "DON'T LEAVE ME, DON'T LEAVE ME," and at the end her boyfriend is just fist-bumping the cops.
If she had ripped the wiper off of HIS vehicle, you can bet your butt that this cop would've happily done all of the work necessary to charge her. The bottom line is, what he was really saying to the victim was: _"Sorry, but I don't feel like doing my job."_
Driver has 3 jobs and cop don't want to even do his one.
💯
I saw one cop charge a girl for destruction of government property...for breaking a clipboard...smh...
The "What are we doing?" guy is so annoying. Dude saw her escalate the situation and then wonders why the police reacts accordingly. You were right there my man, where's that confusion coming from?
The officer at the jail... "What did you bring us?!"
🤣🤣🤣
Had me peeing my pants! 😂😂
I’m sorry, bike cop assessed the wiper being ripped off as only $25? Maybe for JUST the wiper, not the damaged arm or motor.. kinda scummy bike cop was trying to pressure the driver to just eat the cost because he didn’t want to follow through with his job. I’m normally a fan of how the cops conduct themselves in videos on this channel but the cop in this one was not very good
I looked it up, it ranges from $90-$225 for a new wiper motor, an estimated hour for labor, and anywhere between $10-$40 for new wiper. The bike cop downplaying the cost and trying to talk the guy out of pressing charges is terrible police work
@@Tototorondamn you guys are getting robbed in daylight then. When I got my first car the wiper and motor were broken. I had to pay around 35 euro's to fix that shit hahaha
@@rsvdm5621 when was that?
Exactly. What is his limit on damage to property on whether someone should be charged?….
Officer Soup Sandwich wants to get paid for doing literally nothing. It's a good thing the victim told him his partner was rolling around in the middle of the street with the suspect. It's not his job to determine damage, to someone else's property. Wiper blades, like everything, are expensive. If the armature and motor were damaged, it could be a couple hundred bucks easy. Poor conduct on the officers part.
you might want to go to a different auto shop, you're being ripped off if they charge you a couple of hundred for that.
Hopefully, insurance can cover the auto damage, especially with a police report of some sort.
EDIT: Then again, a deductible makes minor damage fall to the owner. I forgot about that.
Spot on Correct
@@TheGalantir you are incorrect, as he said if the internal motor was damaged when the wiper arm was torn off it could be hundreds of dollars in damage.
@@TheGalantirwiper blades are relatively cheap. If she damaged the motor that’s easily a $100-$300 part plus labor, you’re looking at a shop charging you $500-$1k for replacement.
- Certified mechanic
Primary officer looks _bad._ You don't get to choose to not enforce the law if you don't _feel_ like it... trying to sell someone to not file a charge....
That happens every day all over the US.
But the paperwork.... too much for at most 30min of desk work
Actually they do have discretion. Otherwise they couldn't give warnings on traffic stops for example.
@@matthev3759 That's at their own discretion. They shouldn't be trying to push that discretion onto crime victims.
@@matthev3759 apples and oranges
LEOs got assaulted after minimizing the criminal mischief. Had you properly addressed the incident things would not have escalated
4:42. I didn’t appreciate the question “Is $25 worth taking someone to jail for?” How DARE he try to trivialize her conduct by minimizing the dollar amount. Without a rear windshield wiper on an SUV that causes danger to himself and potential passengers. She’s responsible. PERIOD!
Lady kicks and damages guys car.
Cop: is it really worth her going to going to jail?
Cops ego gets hurt that she didn't comply
Cop: *grabs and throws her to the ground*
Also not charged with vandalism, criminal mischief, anything related to the uber?
Where's the Justice for him?
Sorry but someone kicking and damaging a car is worse than not giving id and walking away.
Cant make this stuff up
Good ol' Daytona Beach. Seabreeze to exact.
it was a felony when she resisted arrest, and when she kicked officers. it's decided in court, a lot of times the smaller charges get dismissed when there are more severe charges. but that's all up to the judge. but it sounds like prison time, is that not justice?
@@ivanjakanov Ya for the officer. I hear what you're saying but they were going to let her go with no charges until it had to do with something pertaining to them.
Lazy cop
People crying and screaming “don’t touch me “ “what did I do wrong” after being a smartass with police and refusing to give their ID walking away during an investigation are actually HILARIOUS.
She’s a Karen for sure. Just give the police your ID for God’s sake.
What about the dude? " guys what are we doing? " 😂
That cop isn't certified to give a repair quote on the spot! Do your damn job!!
“I’m literally 22” we can tell 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why did she keep saying that? Those two twits were immature and so annoying. And the "I'm literally 22" was dressed like a street walker.
She looks 42.
….and still wearing a push-up bra lmao
The first two officers were terrible to the victim. Treating him like shit and forcing him to stay is absolutely ridiculous. No wonder they’re bike cops.
Dealing with a street full of drunken idiots, night after night, on a bicycle no less..I think we can understand why they’re not going to be happiness and light all the time.🤷🏻♀️😂😂
@@christinaoh7022 that's not an excuse to treat a victim poorly. Give me a break
@@christinaoh7022 that’s is a stupid excuse they should find a new job if they treat victims like that
@@xMorganbrittnyxyep. Agreed. So sad.
@@xMorganbrittnyx explain one reason how they treated him poorly
He absolutely did not describe that witness to a T. She was bigger and didn’t have blonde hair at all!😂
@@jamjardj1974 and no red shirt?
That driver did real good pulling away to begin with, and that cop needs to stick to doing his job and not giving car repair estimates, there is no excuse for this behavior and it cannot be allowed to continue.
While the officers sitting there trying to talk the victim into not pressing charges and getting his car repaired by this vandal, he misses as well.His partner getting assaulted.He is the worst cop.
No it's a tiny charge that wouldn't do shit lol.
And she was acting ok enough