When A Criminal Is Smarter Than The Police
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2023
- Interrogations like this don't happen often where the suspect outsmarts the detectives and knows EXACTLY what to do... This is the case of Dababy, who is one of the people who got out of an interrogation better than he went in.
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Calling him a criminal befores he’s charged with anything is alarming. Also editing his shirt orange to make it seem like he’s already in jail is wild.
He’s been charged, and convicted, before. So it’s not entirely unfair.
So based on his past it’s not “entirely” unfair? So what just a little unfair? Yea that’s pretty much sums it up. Being charged for one thing means you are a criminal for anything? The sad part is, I believe you believe this.
@@stephenhill3134 of course he believes it he’s an idiot..
@@stephenhill3134 You aren’t a criminal for specific crimes. We don’t label people “drug criminals” or “rape criminals”. You can only really be a past criminal or a criminal
@@jato2942 actually you are false and a lie. We call people registered sex offenders if that’s what they did. We can people murderers if that’s what they did. We don’t call sex offenders evil doers. If you are a felon we label them as felons. This ain’t Batman. Don’t play stupid please
"What time were you there?"
"I don't know, the time the camera shows me not robbing anybody"
Best answer ever!
That's a GREAT response.
Too good.❤❤❤❤
"So let's take robbery out of the picture for a second."
"Ok, they why we even here?!"
🤣🤣what a legend
I randomly read this comment as he said it in the video 😂
Facts!! Best answer I ever heard in a investigation that you are innocent In where the police are trying to pin you on
Why are you guys supporting him?
- " If you had proof I killed her, I would be behind bars now."
-"We called you here for a parking ticket."
People can say whatever they want about Dababy but the way he handled this situation was absolutely intelligent
The "absolutely intelligent" way to deal with this situation is to not say anything... this is a total ego move and it's not smart at all!
@@michaelgeorge4643yup. Just call a lawyer. That’s it
He's continuously arrested. Eventually he'll end up killing someone for real and he'll go to prison for life. I remember Cassidy acting just like this, but at least he was young enough for it to be adolescence brain. This is just a middle-aged dude who can't get his life together. So keep cheering him on. Eventually he'll be another dead rapper or in prison.
@@ko7577da baby is not Middle Aged lol need to be at least 40 to be considered one but at 31 ur fully matured I guess
@@ko7577 so all the sudden ur god and can tell the future??
Dude makes the key point every criminal should remember:
The cops always say they've got this and they've got that, and they already know everything. But if they know anything at all, why are they working so hard to sweat something out of you?
@4:19 was the only slight mess up he made. He said he would go outside and throw $10,000 in the air because he dont care. They hadnt mentioned the $10,000 difference in what was promised in the deal with the promoter, so that was his only slight tell but the cops didnt catch it.
@@TheFutureofthePlanet he already knows the difference, he was the one making the deal.
@@TheFutureofthePlanet crazy how someone on RUclips caught it but the detectives didn’t ☠️☠️😭
@@TheFutureofthePlanet I mean he was prolly just saying that from the money he has on him or in his bank bc he didn’t get the money from the deal.
there is only one rule you as a non lawyer should know: Dont talk to pi.. uhm cops
“ let’s take the word robbery out the picture “
“ then why are we here? If we take that out?” FACTS😂😂😂
@@despizeperform5367what guy? There was no robbery bruh ain't u watched the video?
Take me out to then if the robbery is out tf they buggn
YOU HAD COV ID INTERN CAMPS..SHHH
His immense confidence makes me smile so much though.
He knows his shit more than the cops somehow.
its bc bro did it😭
@@austinfisher7401 he didn't do it
He has no motive for it
alot of cops actually tend to be on the less knowledgeable side of the law
Honestly, it's probably because he was actually innocent
@@austinfisher7401 show us proof pls
Changing the color of his shirt in the thumbnail might be the dumbest type of clickbait I've ever seen lmao
I laughed so hard 😂 the photoshop is hilarious
It's not dumb at all, he changed it for a more chamative color, so it can call your atention and then u clicked the video.
It's simple. You either ask if you free to go or you ask for a lawyer. Never say more than you need to
it’s so crazy to me how many people choose not to ask for a lawyer💀 like even if you 100% know you’re innocent i can’t comprehend why people sit there and talk to people whose job is to put people in jail😂
Exactly!
@@NavalSinatra Money. And a distrust of lawyers and the system as a whole.
@@ThatJokerDude "if a person wants an attorney but cannot afford one, the state must provide them with an attorney at no cost" they're free, even if they're not the best
@@ThatJokerDude obviously i’m speaking about people that can afford one. didn’t know i had to specify that. of course you wouldn’t ask for one if you can’t afford it.
The way he caught them trying to make him give a different version of the story was sharp as fuck. I wish I acted more like that in high pressure situations.
Telling them to rewind it 😂 fucking love it
Thats not that big of a problem. A lawyer will do the job aswell
@@elpatron2517 is he a lawyer? No? Okay thats the point goof
He's probably been in the situation plenty of times.
@@eciekoc I doubt, if he truly did, he would be in prison and not out of prison, by your logic he learned through multiple attempts, you're assuming he was dumb in the first ones, but we're talking about legal matters not sports, hobbies or anything you can try multiple times, if you fail, you get arrested and you have no other chances.
"Stay silent and get a lawyer, especially if you're innocent." 🤣🤣🤣
“Whenever the cameras caught me robbing nobody”😂😂😂
It is scary to think that an innocent can be convicted of crimes they never did.
People always say “just stay out of jail. How hard can it be?”. You don’t know until you know.
@@NorthPasture That mostly comes out of the mouths of middle-aged suburban individuals that live in a small town.
@@donlalo2002 Which is it? suburbs or small town? Just bustin yer chops 😂
@@NorthPasture Until they are casually just driving home from work one day when they get pulled over due to a vehicle matching their description was seen leaving the scene of a murder robbery less than a mile away so they get jammed up either in interrogation or arrested or both.
Andrew Tate confirms that.
"Anything you say, CAN AND WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU, in court of law."
Proof that you should never talk to police after that has been read to you.
Even if you're innocent, by all means DO NOT talk to the cops.
You should only be responding with four words "I want my lawyer"
I never understand why people don't raise more eyebrows at that part. I mean, doesn't the constitution ever note anything about lording power over people so bluntly like that? Or I'm guessing police are exempt from the laws they enforce.
Exactly because they not in your best interest at all so it's best to just shut up plus they love to turn things around
"I want to end the interview until I can talk to my lawyer" then answer 'no comment' until the end of time.
I am not a fan of Dababy as an artist/musician, but I gotta give him massive credit here. Well played.
is it actualy Dababy i didnt watch the whole vid yet?
@@azmah1507yes
@@azmah1507 Yes it is. This whole case is so ridiculous. Did the cops seriously think Dababy, who's worth tens - if not hundreds - of millions of dollars stole 80 bucks and an iphone 7?? Like cmon bruh use your brains
@@nnillat i watched it a long time ago but im pretty sure he did do it
"I know if y'all had proof of me robbing someone, we wouldn't even be talking."
And the silent that came after the rest of what he said. Bro gamed them with the truth and they were just sitting there, trying to figure out how to put an innocent man behind bars over a crime that he didn't commit still. Amazing.
Its horrifying thinking about how many innocent people have gone to prison.
Moreso, how many crooks go free.
Imagine pleading guilty to murder or any other things just to get a lighter sentence..it just unbearable to think about.
And how many guilty, don't.
@@MissSparks92you are very naive I can tell
@@lkqs Says the girl with a little girl anime pic lol XD funny. No idea how my statement is wrong making it naive, LOTS of people get away with crime everyday and I am not referring to DaBaby.
When someone been through this process multiple times you know what to say to the police 💯
Practice makes perfect
hear you brotha, sadly there are hilarious cases where some dont learn and ramble on for days in these haha
Yeah and if he was so smart he wouldn't be in those situations so often 😂
I mean I’ve never been in that situation but I’ve watched enough of these videos to know what to do…
ON MY MOMMA ! 🤐 💯
Bro imagine being a Uber worker and dababy steps in
"it was at the time the cameras had me on camera NOT robbing nobody"
Hahaha
I love it when they use, "We want to hear your side of the story...." Which means, tell us something that we could use to incriminate you or tie you to the crime in some way.
Well, the only story they had was from the victim who said it was him that committed the crime. He could provide information on his location at the time of the incident that could remove him from suspicion. The cops didn't just go out and grab a random guy, he was specifically identified by the victim.
@@vanhattfield8292 My point is that he shouldn't have to. If they have clear evidence that proves that he was there at the time and did it, then they can charge him without speaking to him. They are fishing for answers. You don't go into an interrogation room to prove your innocence. Did you watch the video?
Not true though they just want to look for loopholes in ur story and if it adds up or sth
Exactly!!
@@sfs1167 not mutually exclusive. The victim identified him, but they had no solid evidence of it happening at that time. Of course the next step is to question the person that's been accused to hear their events. What do you suggest they do? Just say w.e bro?
48 hours in jail is a violation of his 4th Amendment rights, he could actually sue for being illegally detained. He's one smart cookie. He ate this entire interrogation. Props to him.
Depends on the statute and what the hold was for. But yeah usually it's a charge me or release me kinda situation
I'm pretty sure that happened to tate 😐 it's crazy that tate was in jail for 3 months without evidence
@@getyoassonnnbwoi different countries have way different laws. You can't apply our judicial system to other countries because no other country is a Constitutional Republic where our rights are protected as citizens.
@@getyoassonnnbwoi also, no one really gives a fuck about andrew tate because trafficker/rapist lives don't matter.
@@caddylover10 bro what? there are over 100 constitutional republics in the world including US' neighbor to the south Mexico
I love the body language of the two cops with the first guy. They often have a preconceived attitude and conclusion about us, and when we break that stereotype, they don't know what to do and shows all over them.
The detective pulling his phone out and literally just scrolling to nothing at 7:54 is just funny. It’s rare you see the interrogated interrogate lol.
Wow, DaBaby got my respect for this. Shows such a different side of him that you don’t see in his rap videos and public image. He knows the law and stands up for himself in the face of it!
He likely committed a felony here, and just got lucky the cops had no evidence. He just wasn't stupid enough to convict himself.
@@horatiohornblower3757 what felony?
@@horatiohornblower3757 Based on what evidence? How do you figure that?
@@horatiohornblower3757 oh wow you know he did but the cops dont? good one kid 🤣
80 bucks and IPhone 7😭 ain’t no way boy
When a "criminal" hasn't actually done anything wrong we call them a "suspect". Hope this helps!
Yeah I don’t like that the title says criminal .. he’s clearly innocent
That’s correct but whilst in this same situation as Kirk there isn’t much you can do dumbed up yourself in police custody.
EXACTLY!! And why is his “genius” a secret?
victims marked him already. so yeah criminal behavior
@@mayj257 okay that’s fair! Thank you for pointing it out
I am to cynical to believe the cops "need me" to get information for another case. If I am in there and they haven't arrested me on a charge, it means they are phishing. In that situation I pick a point on the floor, and I stare at it until the world ends. Won't say a word.
😂😂😂😂I love that for you. In that case I pick a point on the floor and stare at it until the world ends 😂😂😂😂😂
I have a lot of respect for this gentleman how calmly he was able to conduct himself in a very stressful situation. We watch these videos of police officers acting a certain way, and we tell ourselves that we would be able to handle it but the fact of the matter is is when it’s happening to you it is a totally different situation. Until it happens to you you really can’t understand what you would do. I was recently accused of doing something that I hadn’t done and it made me consider all of the innocent people that must be behind bars.
Makes me wonder if he's so calm because it's not his first encounter
@@tomlxyznah it took him hours to get to his hotel, what tf do you think he was doing within those hours? Speaking to his high paid professional lawyers obviously
Legend has it He’s still in the interrogation room teaching business classes.
Legendary 😮
@amaaru Xi, No hes teachin cops what NOT to ask n how 2 do their jobs better than them😂😅😂😂😂
Haha...awesome comment.
Legally binded😂
😂
“Lets take the robbery out the picture”
“Then why are we here!?”😭😭😭
And, they STILL had him in jail for 2 days.... Wtf. He was clearly NOT Guilty..
I've been waiting for someone to tell police to rewind their recorder after they've asked the same question and finally somebody did. Bravo 👏
The way he told them to just play back the tape rather than him repeating again was brilliant. I'm impressed here
It’s freakin hilarious 😂 to see the cops cross their arms and get red faced when you give them a hard time 😂
Yeah that is funny. When you have a corrupt cop trying to set you up, and all their little dirty tricks keep back firing on them. That look of realisation on their face is priceless, then the look of disgust when you sue the shit out of them and get his dumb ass fired, that is the icing.
@@rianmacdonald9454 IF HE DID R0BED ISNT SETUP
THEY CANT PR0VE IS PR0BLEM
HE DID IT
@rian macdonald Thoes are pigs, not cops. We have police officers, which is very few, and we have the dirty pigs.
🐷🐖👈🏻🤛🏽👊🏻✊🏿
The only job where you’re the boss on the first day. Everyone’s boss. Most of the time they don’t even know the law and try to enforce their feelings.
@@nedrow0 ISNT \ ARENT FEELINGS IS SELF AGENDA
S0METHING WICH ACHIEVES THEIR INTEND-G0AL AS ENF0RCER
MY P0INT IS EVIDIN ISNT AT C0P-SIDE BUT HE DID IT
This interrogation would've been handled by him even better if he didn't say a single word
Never talk and get a lawyer.b Sucks he had to go through that. Was fun to watch. Great video
gotta love how he doesn’t repeat the story and just points to the notes and tells them to read it again so they can’t try to find any slight discrepancy
When you or people you know happen to be in that room quite often you learn what not to say from yours or theirs mistakes.
I didn't know you are allowed to do that..
@@mrsTraveller64 well you're allowed to not even answer a single question so of course you would be able to do that. I never would've thought about that either that was pretty cold ngl
He pointed to the voice recorder and told them to replay it, not their notes
@Ignomeme Their physical notes are subject to the officer's bias. He could note the body language of a suspect or misinterpret a statement, but the recording is more of a black and white thing. Regardless of what a cop has on their notes, the video and audio recordings are the primary evidence source from interrogations of the legal variety.
Small point of advice - DaBaby could sue you for using the word "Criminal" in describing him. Someone is not a criminal if accused and their charges are dropped. They are only a criminal once convicted. Until then they are just an 'accused'.
Lmao💀 I promise he could not care less
Eh, has he ever been convicted of a crime? I'm willing to bet he has without even looking it up. So if he has, the term does apply to him.
Not true
@@horatiohornblower3757 Apparently he has pled guilty to one misdemeanour, which was possession of a concealed weapon. I don't think I would call somebody a criminal for something like that, even though you might technically be accurate.
Lmao no
a tree saving a rapper's entire career is crazy 💀
The title should've been
When an Accused Rapper Exposes Crooked Cops!!💯
Something missed: the rapper knows the 48 hour rule. They can only hold him for 48 hours max. The longer he wastes their time in the interrogation room the less time spent in a cell.
Yup long list of cold cases over that rule
@@conflict7269 What do you mean. As in case have gone cold because people cut the interregation short and leave in 48hrs?
@@cianwhite467 The interrogation could only be done in 48 hours if you have no warrant. Let's take this case for example. A judge is not giving a warrant based on the camera footage and there's no other evidence of a crime being committed, therefore once they arrest him they can only have him in custody for 48 hours. After that, they must release him and drop the charges.
Now let's say it was a murder case. Congratulations detective, we've lost our only suspect and we have no other suspects or solid evidence. It's a cold case.
Street cred: off the roof!
@@anthonyewell3470 wouldn't they look for other proof though? like hotel cameras to check what car he came in, and everything like that?
2:12 bro went into the “I’m about to take a nap in math class” position 😂
12:12
Brooo 😂i thought he STARTED in that position, but when I clicked on your time, it was spot-on lmao 🤣
😭😭😭😭😭 hilarious
Slept like aBaby
@3:44.."The altercation that was clearly caught on camera".@3:47 @"..But with footage unclear and no witnesses near by..."...🤨...😅😂..What is Clear is that the TRUTH is Always CLear💯.. Remember When YOU Want2 REALLY SEE* *Real Levels of TRUTH and SEE* Past All* The BULLSHI***YOU CAN💯💯💯💯💯. GENIUS is THE TRUTH💯 And Hilarious are These ACTS Still delivered with Less- and Always intending for US* to believe these Are real narratives and not scripted and premeditated in every Possible way... 💯💯💯💯💯THE TRUTH IS
IN THE DETAILS 💯💯💯💯💯💯
If a criminal is really smarter than the detective, he invokes his Miranda rights - every time.
Why'd you call him a criminal when the charges were dropped?
Clout
Cop: “You’re not a suspect. You’re only here as part of an investigation.”
Kirk: “So you always handcuff all your witnesses?”
Cop: “Yes. And waterboard the victims of the purported crime.”
in mother russia they will take out a truck battery and clamp the wires to your balls to extract a confesion from an innocent person. 🤣
@@noxnyc23 Excuse you?
@@noxnyc23 and in the US, they execute their own staff for not wanting to work in a secret organization, then proceed to kill that said staff with his own work that he himself made 😂
@@noxnyc23 u lie
@@noxnyc23 first thing is that this battery thing is a movie lie, it wont work, never
Wouldn't say ego dude's been in that room with worse crime and made it out without lawyers. He's very smart when it comes to this.
Nah. If he had asked for a lawyer he probably never would have even gone to jail that day. Cops hope sometimes you rat yourself out to an inmate or you get worried about jail and give in to the detectives in those 48 hours.
I don't care how smart and experienced you are, get a gawd damn lawyer
@@j4genius961 lawyers are overrated
@@MrXbloodline Just don't say that I didn't warn you when they get you😅
@@j4genius961 I am one 😆
Dude was like ain't, I'm bored, takes a nap.
This is brilliant! 😂 Big up DaBaby!
....I remember long ago reading about an interrogation of a man, the detectives were using the old ploy of reasking the same questions to slip him up, his reply was, “I've already answered that question.“ He kept this answer going all the way through the hours of interrogation. The detective said, “This guy knows his moves well, nothing we can do.“ The guy was let go, charges dropped.
It's frightening to consider that individuals can be wrongfully convicted of offenses they did not commit, and in this situation face 15+ years.
Are you trying to imply that he’s innocent?
@@ryand9902 I was merely highlighting the severity of the issue and how unjust it can be for someone to be imprisoned for a crime they did not commit.
As for your question, I wasn't making any implications about any specific individual's guilt or innocence. Rather, I was discussing the general possibility of wrongful convictions and the potential consequences that such convictions could have on an innocent person's life.
@@ryand9902 I would say he is innocent, as we operate on innocent until proven guilty.
@@BurntMuenster perfect answer
@@BurntMuenster He’s not. He was told he would get paid 30k for a performance, and was only paid 20k. He then punched the guy and took off. It’s bad business but he’s technically wrong for that, and should’ve let his lawyer/manager handle that.
Awesome effort dude!
I'm always wondering how you can get a confession from someone who's guilty without coercing an innocent person into a confession or them making mistakes that make them sound guilty without being guily. Like in this video, his car was there but that might as well been a coincidence
He was in jail for 48 hours and found out he was clean so they released him? That’s pathetic for having an innocent man in jail for no reason 😑
yuh jail sucks bro but this the system that catch killers an r@pists, I had to sit in jail for about 38 hours before my hearing were it was dismissed, its for the better of society, innocent or guilty. if they suspect someone of something violent letting them back in public before they are sure is not fair man imagine they let a killer out due to him being quite and he kills again.
@@Me0wyCS2actually a reasonable point
does that apply tthe same for andrew tate for 4 months? and now house arrest, with no evidnece
@@Me0wyCS2 you a have point bro. Totally agree with you
@@xCaleb_ I don’t believe Drac stated it was a “perfect” system but short of cops being clairvoyant its better than most and still has much room for improvement.
I love stories like this. Detectives think they are smarter than everyone else. Easy to understand why when they've dealt with so many a dumbass. But sometimes someone comes along that knows the game, then they're left to realize that their textbook methods and strategies were called out and made useless by another that knew better.
I just love that.
Tbh they are smarter than most criminals
@@slovakiak1 💀 they litterally follow a set script and procedure to interrogate people. I wouldn't call that smart haha
@@randomshit65But yet suspects will still talk & give their story when in the interrogation room😂😂 you don't know what you're talking about. I bet you'd know the ins & outs of the interrogation, Reid method, etc & would still spill the beans ☠️
The majority of people that police deal with are complete morons. It's like they're a different breed of people. You'll be sitting in the station or be outside of the courtroom, and you'll hear people casually talking about what really happened at top of voice, as if everyone else there is deaf.
Last time I got in trouble and had to go to court, I actually thought I was in the wrong part for a moment when waiting in a certain area. I was the only person presentable. I wasn't just the only guy in a suit, I was also the only guy that looked like he knew what personal hygiene is, and knew not to talk about why I'm there and what happened to the other strangers in room. The only thing missing for these people, was tea and biscuits for their conversations. And they actually probably wondered why they got sent down.
I know not everyone has a suit, but clean clothes and a wash is something you'd think everyone would take into consideration when their freedom is at stake, aswell as not take about the case to random strangers, but clearly not everyone thinks like that.
@random shit Set script? No. They use tried and tested Techniques.
He messed up when he said it was bad business but then he covered his ass good flipping it around 😂
Thumbs down for calling him a criminal, he wasn’t found guilty.
If this was Reddit, I’d give you some gold. This comment deserves more attention!
I love how he talks over the detectives. Legit.
Are you 11 years old?
you can do that in this situation because they want you to spill something they can use, he a G for using that to talk over them and diss the for their incorrect ways, i might fuck around and find out next time
Man, the way he punted away the detective almost getting him on the car and then just continuing to talk further away from the topic was pure art. The detective could just see it slipping away and there was nothing he could do about it. What a beautiful deflection.
I felt like the detectives couldve had him if they asked more about the restaurant and proof of a uber like a receipt on his phone or something but he did his thing and held it down
@@neillawoods4772 He would've never entertained them asking for a receipt.
@@neillawoods4772and they can't force him to show it either as they have no proof of him even being there
@@auneisrusty once he stated he took an uber they could compel him to produce the proof.
@@wittyjoker4631 not really, as they have no proof he is the person in question they can't forcefully take his phone, if they ask and he says no you expect them to be able to force him?
There's no evidence against him so as of then he's innocent, and if vid footage of an innocent person getting forced by the police to take out their phone was to emerge how do you think that would go?
Your thinking isn't realistic, they didn't suggest that because they know it's not in their power to force him to show it.
I love this guy, casually bruh's these officers😂
EVERY Citizen was supposed to know how this system works, or should work, since childhood. That's what a Citizen means vs. a subject. We're SUPPOSED to be able to represent ourselves, not being at the mercy of our own public service employees (though today that's a bad idea for some reasons). Otherwise, we can't say we're say we're practicing SELF-govt.
Maybe it's time we started to correct this error, by studying the Constitution, our other founding docs, and our rights.
Videos like this is a beautiful start, as a case study.
That one detective kept doing the “check your phone for nothing” move 😂 checking out the calendar, closing out apps, scrolling through nothing move 💀
Scrolling scrolling through old Google photos and everythang 😂😂
@@TeamJaidynAlexis I swear he swiped through his Home Screen selections like 10 times 😂
@@jessim97 💀💀💀💀⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️
@3:44.."The altercation that was clearly caught on camera".@3:47 @"..But with footage unclear and no witnesses near by..."...🤨...😅😂..What is Clear is that the TRUTH is Always CLear💯.. Remember When YOU Want2 REALLY SEE* *Real Levels of TRUTH and SEE* Past All* The BULLSHI***YOU CAN💯💯💯💯💯. GENIUS is THE TRUTH💯 And Hilarious are These ACTS Still delivered with Less- and Always intending for US* to believe these Are real narratives and not scripted and premeditated in every Possible way... 💯💯💯💯💯THE TRUTH IS
IN THE DETAILS 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Straight bluffin 😂😂😂
This genius intellect you speak means this man been fucking up for so long he has the knowledge to deal with the police
It would be interesting with videos of suspects answering questions once they've gotten a lawyer
A genius indeed, he made his way to a crime TV without even getting exposed.
He really calls himself Billion dollar Baby for a reason lol. Dude is smart about his business if he never said that “homophobic” shit that got him cancelled he’d easily be at 100 mil if he ain’t already. Hes also been dropping basic ass albums like clockwork and someone said it seems like he’s tryna get out of a record contract which makes sense to me. Honestly dude IS a genius on some level I’m almost positive he has a Mensa level IQ. Shoutout charlotte all the way from MA
it’s because media picks and chooses what to go crazy about and they ain’t picked this
@@aCammington saying anything against gays makes me like him more
@@aCammington If he would have stood behind what he said he would be still relevant. He backtracked.
He didn't wanna waste money on a lawyer. He convinced me he is innocent.
He doesn't care about the money; this was a pure alpha act on his part. He knew he had it handled and took pleasure in it.
If guilty, a lawyer is needed.
If innocent, a lawyer is a MUST needed.
There's no legally plausible way to call him a criminal from this, he was not convicted and the alleged victim apparently withheld $10,000 of DaBaby's earned money. But a $600 phone allegedly going missing is the real crime?
My brother taught me a very good lesson early on when it comes to talking with the police “it’s not what they know it’s what they can prove”
I do plenty of dui blood draws and I write the kit expiration on the top every fucking time. Because I don't want to see them again with a lawyer asking, "was it expired"
What a great brother. I learned it from Law Abiding Citizen 😅
@@kaybizee yeah my brother taught me this 20 years ago little bit before law abiding citizen but it’s a great movie
@@kaybizee i guess his brother is gerard. 😅
@@kaybizeeI learned it from “training day”😂
Its crazy how scary and weird the US police system is (they even allowed to lie to suspects during an interview, Here in Aus the cops/detectives are bound also by "swear to tell the whole truth" during a proper taped interview
Same thing in Canada. They can lie.
Well, if America was founded by criminals I'm sure we'd have laws that favor the criminals in interrogations, as well.
Not entirely correct. I worked undercover/homicide /detectives in NSW Police and what you think police are bound by is not correct. There is always an officer looking to get the next promotion and will work within the law just like the criminals being interrogated. We are not unlike the USA.
Actually it's scarier that trash like this guy are too savage and stupid to know how to properly act in a situation where he wasn't paid what he was promised. You go to court and get your money you have no right to attack the person and more than one attacker shows he's a coward as well.
of course they can lie, it makes snuffing out a criminal wildly faster???
incriminating innocent people is the new normal, Most times it amazes me greatly how I moved from an average lifestyle to earning over $63k per month, Utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years that there are lots of opportunities in the financial market. The only thing is to know where to invest.
I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate or bitcoin and stocks.
I keep wondering how people earn money in financial markets, i tried trading bitcoin on my own made a huge loss and now I'm scared of investing more.
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@@izagdlife You allow people to trade for you? that's interesting, I would love to learn, hope it’s safe?
Wow I can't believe you guys are discussing about Gary Mason Brooks , I once met him at a conference in California 2019, just before the pandemic. I can testify that he’s very good in trading..Highly recommended.
You Should NEVER Talk To The Government Or Give A Statement To The Government Without A Lawyer (Both Defense Attorneys And Retired Law Enforcement Officers Will Tell You This).
It's Best To Have Your Own Lawyer INSTEAD Of A Public Defender.
I just wanna know why every word is capitalized lol
@@jcumm6867 Something I'm Use To Doing.
what benefit does capitalizing every world have?
If there is no concrete evidence, that's it. He already got away from that, all he needs to do is to act and talk the right way out. *Wink*
No never Talk. That’s what gets fools caught, yeah Dababy did it but that’s what a lot of idiots think they can do to and end up slipping up. Just shut the hell up and ask for a lawyer, usually they’ll just let you go after a certain amount of time and won’t even bother bringing a lawyer
Nothing you say to police will be used in ur defense. It can and will be used against you.
@@youaremad1736 Exactly! This vid will have a lot of fools thinking life is a movie only to end up in jail😂 #AskForALawyer
@@j4genius961 😂😂😂
Not true at all. Theres plenty of innocent people who lose their lives because a jury convicts then with little to no evidence. It's really the roll of a dice with our justice system.
And you should never talk to police. It can never help and it's a terrible idea. Even in the case shown in this video the little bit of talking couldve screwed him. he made the mistake of saying "I didn't get in a fight with nobody". Had he of gotten into ANY disputes at all around the club, even if it was raising his voice at a sound guy or something and it came to light in a courtroom, prosecutors could use that to make him seem dishonest about his statement, and that alone could plant a seed of doubt in a jury.
Most people want to say "I'd never do...(scenerio)." Then they'll dig up any evidence to contradict you and make you seem unreliable and shady. They really do mean "anything you say can and will be used against you". Even if it's usage is unethical or questionable..
dababy kept his cool and managed to outsmart them
no way really
Maybe he's really innocent.
No sheet
I doubt the word "smart" would be applicable here, but it sure is nice to see which of these comments are made by complete degenerates
Let's gooo
Why is the commentator making it seem like he guilty af 😂😂
I never ask for a lawyer and I always talk to the cops 😂
Cops: “how can you afford two televisions? I don’t even own two televisions”
Me: “oh that’s because I don’t have any habits,do you need a support group?”
Cops: “are you trying to be a smartass?”
Me: “no, I have the right to remain silent correct?”
Cops: “yes”
Me: “did you say to me when you arrested me that anything I say can be used against me in court?”
Cops: “yes”
Me: “ok… in anything you said to me include anything like “it can’t be sarcasm, an assumption or an opinion”?”
Cops: “no”
Me: “then what’s your issue then?”
😂 😂 😂
It's always great to see a young man hold his own when faced with such odds ,It's always the best strategy to exercise your rights to remain silent and request a lawyer.
Dangerous animals should be in cages.
He's a college bound good boy!
@@pio7763 Typical response from a descendant of the race of pigs.
@@pio7763 do you got any proof of him being a "dangerous animal"??
He could have faced 15 years in jail for someone else lying! Good job staying calm and stoic, not a baby but a real man.
He is "DaMan" fr
Which "someone else" was lying?
@@bpj1805 The “victim”.. he won the lawsuit too so obviously the promoter were lying
That’s why I always say “I’m sorry I don’t answer questions” but then proceed to ask them a ton of questions. “How’s your day going? And I being detained? Am I free to go? What crime do you suspect me of committing?”
This video is a fascinating insight into the intricacies of police interrogation and the legal system. Despite facing serious allegations, the suspect, in this case, showcased a remarkable understanding of his rights and how to navigate through a tense situation. His refusal to speak without legal representation and his adept handling of the detectives' questions highlighted the importance of knowing one's rights and how to exercise them effectively. It serves as a reminder to everyone to be aware of their legal protections and to seek legal counsel when necessary. The video underscores the significance of legal knowledge in protecting oneself, even in the face of serious accusations.
Me in an interrogation: "lawyer"
genius
Even lawyers will not represent themselves.
“An attorney who represents himself has an idiot as a client.”
You can’t actually just say “lawyer”, it’s too vague. You have to make it’s clear you’re asking for one
* Anyone representing themselves @@kma6881
It's wild to think these detectives would be just as happy to throw an innocent man in jail than a guilty one. And prosecutors will try to convict them knowing the truth.
You're crazy if you think they're actively trying to jail innocent people. At the very least, they have strong reason to believe that there is guilt, if not outright evidence of it. You know, like a video tape showing you (allegedly) punching the guy who is claiming you assaulted and robbed him....
@@theKashConnoisseur If they don't jail someone, they get fired. It's that simple.
Come on buddy, Do you really think he was actually innocent? LOL.
@@dmitri2366 you sound very ignorant, why wouldn’t he be innocent? And judging from the way you phrased that I bet you have no idea who the young man is
@@ChefofWar33 source - I made it tf up.
There's not a police force in the country that mandates a certain amount of "jailings" per detective. Such a thing would be found instantly during the discovery process, and the worst lawyer in the world would be able to use that info to get any conviction overturned.
I like how he roasted the oigs.
He did absolutely perfect in the interrogation. I still think he should of just lawyered up tho 😂😂
Love it when the detective said take the word robbery out and Kirk like okay then why am I here
I’ve always thought along the same lines. When cops say that they have irrefutable evidence that someone is guilty, then why on earth would they spend so much time and effort trying to elicit information other than understanding the motive which underlies why someone killed someone or where the victim(s) is/are located.
You kind of answered your own question it’s to get to the point where they can find a motive and figure out why they did what they did. Even if they know they’re guilty having a motive can be the difference between 1st, 2nd, or 3rd degree murder or even manslaughter.
They want you to admit guilt, which makes it hard to refute in court or plea insanity later. Also, some people admit to crimes they never even committed and get booked, believe it or not.
@@kentaro.h9839
It's more often because they don't actually have proof. When they have proof, they don't bother with interrogations. They just let you sit in a cell until your indictment comes in. Cops only grill you like this when they DON'T have the proof they claim to have.
They want you to admit to it, simple. It's easier for them in court.
Yeah, confessions make life easier for prosecutors. Same reason why cops can have probable cause to search and still ask for permission
When the detectives left the room and he fell asleep was probably the funniest part of the video
Lmao the thumbnail and title are wild lol
Got some new found respect for Dababy. Dude really is smart and sharp af. Did not expect it, and im positively surprised.
He was lucky that the video footage was partially blocked and potato quality. He obviously didn't know that, but he was smart enough to realize that if they had solid evidence against him, they wouldn't question him like this. He would just get charged. So yeah he was smart in that regard, but he got lucky.
Oh , I thought it was a joke , it's actually dababy lol
@@myleague90 even if he did get caught dude could just buy his way out lol
@@rei0v you dont automatically get bail, and even if you do you still go back in when sentenced.
@@myleague90 Dude he outplayed the cops. They could sense he wasn't anxious scared of them that's why.
The first video with dababy had me like “wait is that dababy?”
if he really did this that tree saved him from 15 years in prison.
What is society coming to when they're willing to go to great lengths to throw an innocent baby in jail? Smh.🙄
coming to? its been like this from the start
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He is not a baby.
Chile I didn’t get the joke at first so I was rewinding to see if I missed the baby
@@runwitvision47it’s a joke since his rapper name is dababby but I shouldn’t have to explain this 💀
Those detectives need to go find the person who actually did this. This man is clearly innocent 😂
Dababy is innocent. After Shady Promoter couldn’t con Dababy, Shady Promoter staged the attack, knowing the cameras would obscure the view of the real “attackers”. Shady Promoter would have Dababy arrested AND sue him in civil court in this scam.
Weird use of a laugh emoji
@@MrSham3less hows this weird ur the weird one
@@friezera-6293 how is that not weird? I’m not weird, you’re weird for thinking I’m weird
Innocent my azz..
The hood rat is tied in. Believe that..
He just has a slick tounge.
And that doesn't mean he's innocent..
DaBaby a genius fr
top notch,.....so impressive.....kudos
You can tell this dude knows his stuff. For all we know hes studying law in his free time.
He literally just denied he committed a crime why do people think this is smart
@@aydankiteley938 degenerates think anything degenerate is considered “smart” for example getting away with k!lling someone
@@aydankiteley938 its not about what he did its how he did it
@@aydankiteley938 because they’re black and think any black guy saying he dindu nuffin is some scholar
Anyone these days has access to the law and how to handle an interrogation with media the way it is. The narrator is clearly biased. There are literally videos from detectives on how to do this! 😂 And I agree he could be studying law. He knows he’s a target.
It is so frustrating how they try and incriminate innocent people - imagine the amount of innocent people who have been wrongfully charged in jail right now.
Depending on country could be up to 5%, but again depending on country that could easily be thousands of innocent people in jail. THAT IS DISGUSTING. They do not care about right/wrong guilty/innocent - it is just a number and a case closed to make stats look good. That is scary as F. Police, lawyers and judges will be held to standard for bs convictions.
RIGHT
This guy might be innocent in the eyes of the law (as it should be) but you and I both know (if you were honest) that there's a non-zero chance that Kirk is guilty of *some* involvement in the robbery. That he can't be found guilty *beyond reasonable doubt* doesn't compel us to privately assume that there is no reasonable grounds for suspecting him of guilt.
yes, this flaw caused a wrong death sentence even,
so they just dropped death sentences, but the root problem is still there
Damn Ar2 player did u play ar1
If it's innocent until proven guilty, why is he allowed to be locked up at all
After that he turned into a convertible, and dipped
👉😁👈lets go
Most people think that when they are being interrogated, that by NOT asking for a lawyer, it seems like they are more likely to be innocent with nothing to hide. That, and if they ask for a lawyer they will be put in jail while they wait. And that scares a lot of people.
Yup. First key is to never talk to the police. AT ALL. Lawyer up right away.
Going to jail for a couple days isn't that bad. These days it's way too easy to get arrested for fucking bull shit reasons that if you get arrested you should just not even sweat it. Besides once you're in the interrogation room the only place you're going next is jail more than likely. The police depending on the state can arrest you at their discretion. So just ask for a lawyer and if they take you to jail just know that they'll take you to magistrate within 24 hours and you'll get your bond amount. Either call a friend, family or have your attorney post bond and you'll be out after dinner time.
@@vitalityfox exactly! In fact, You could get out of there faster when u ask for a lawyer.
watch the video the put him in jail for 48 hours anyways just get the lawyer
I can think of two very high profile cases of suspects who got lawyers and the first, Casey Anthony, beat the charges and John& patsy Ramsay weren't even prosecuted. That happened in the '90s and everyone suspected them because they lawyered up.
My pop was a cop & he always said ask for a lawyer & don’t play the “interview game” cause it’s designed to make you guilty even if you ain’t.