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might as well advocate for us all, like literally all, civilians to wear bodycams at that point and i mean............................................ yknow?
@rcmaniac77and thus, the police state argument is actually valid. Thankfully, not everywhere is like this. Notice that you see similar videos like this of horror stories coming from the same places. Id wager that's how the fbi decides who to investigate next. Just take a sampling of consistent bad cop videos online to find a corrupt dept, since a lot of these nationwide are online now.
@Astro4Truthyeah most likely and i think its weird how every state has their own police gangs and they can even beef with each other its some wild shit over the pond and i think in many areas usa goes a bit old school style just because and that conbined with ego and that old police we can dp anything mindset is really crazy combo
@AllegedlyMaybe Yes indeed, it sure can, and in this case it corrupted this poor cop's soul.💀 Hopefully he learns from his mistakes and makes some changes for the better.
I think a big problem is that sheriffs are voted in. Subordinates as well? In my country no police are voted in, except the countries police commissioner I think are chosen out of a pool by a crown minister.
@moisturisedgnome1181 This is what i thought, prob autistic. Someone who doesn't understand that though may think it seems like they're delaying their answers to intentionally be deceptive.
@snaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaakeNo, you can sue them for violating the fourth amendment right and recover damages, like lost wages emotional distress impound fees and lawyer fees.
@IamN4m3l3ss You can't with qualified immunity. You have to be miraculous lucky with "clearly established" rule. In other words, finding a court case in the same jurisdiction that involved almost identical facts. The legal system currently treats constitutional rights more as shields than swords. The Shield (Defensive): If a federal agent enters your house illegally and finds drugs, the "Exclusionary Rule" kicks in. A judge throws the evidence out, and you don't go to jail. In this sense, your right is "protected" because the government didn't get what it wanted. The Sword (Offensive): If the agent enters your house illegally, finds nothing, breaks your furniture, and leaves-the Shield does nothing for you. You need a Sword (a lawsuit) to get justice. This is where Sovereign Immunity and Qualified Immunity (QI) act as a suit of armor for the government.
I'm nervous simply because you never know what type of pig you're dealing with. It's either the wild boar, Vietnamese Pot-bellied, Black Iberian pig, American Landrace, or even a Red Wattle Hog.😂😂😂😂
I love how people are just terrible at guessing who is lying and who is telling the truth based on demeanor. It's should be studied by Dunning and Kruger. I have seen people be completely taken in by liars and dismiss totally competent honest people because the former talked a certain way, and the latter had some self doubt.
The scum bags here are this guy, and even moreso to joker making these vids There was nothing improper or rude about the way this officer behaved. This guy was offered a field sobriety test which he refused, just because he likes attention and drama. If he had taken the test, his only issue would have been the ticket for running the light. After they are done with it, he still keeps on motormouthing the cop. He is behaving very childishly
He lives in Poland. I like to watch films about police from other countries and compare them to our European one. Despite the training and professionals of the American police, I have the impression that the procedures here are so strangely complicated. In our country, it is normal that during the check, a police officer may ask you to blow into a breathalyzer. It's okay, because it eliminates potential drunken murderers and no one has problems with it. In Poland (contrary to what the Internet says) drunk drivers are really exterminated. High fines, jail time, confiscation of cars above 1‰ If you have caused an accident or if you have more than 1.5‰. "Sober mornings" are also made here, when after mass events in the morning and at night, the police check sobriety. After national holidays, there are also controls, on weekends... Sometimes even the police line up on side roads (which can be chosen by drunk people to avoid heavy traffic) and stop everyone for a sobriety check. In our country, if someone blows above 0.00 (the limit allowed is 0.2‰), a second measurement is made with a more accurate breathalyzer. If it detects something, you wait 15 minutes (to eliminate the false result by eating candy/mouthwash/sprinklers) If the next measurement detects above 0.2‰, you are detained to blood tests then u know... If you refuse to take a breathalyzer test, the policeman treats you as if you were under the influence. You are detained and taken for forced blood tests. They don't give a fuck whether you want it or not. With the help of a doctor, it will be taken for you. If you turn out to be sober, well... No one gives a fuck. By refusing to do so, you have given reasonable suspicion that you are not sober. No court will help you, because it is only your fault that you have led to such a situation.
I don't think it has anything to do with hatred for intelligent people. It has to do with people questioning authority. The police likely perceived him being obstinate in the same way they'd react to a room temp IQ sovereign citizen.
Can you explain to me, how is a police officer supposed to act when they literally see someone speed through a red light, and then are met with a driver that clearly is acting a bit off? If an officer suspects in the slightest the driver may be under the influence or unfit to drive for whatever possible reason, they’d be failing their duty to simply let them go with no further tests. People get killed every day by drivers running red lights, including my mates girlfriend last year. This guy deletes comments that are opposed to his warped narratives (which I’d expect from such an individual) so probably not much point to this. Most sensible people watch but don’t comment though. 99% of those that comment on RUclips do so because they don’t have a voice elsewhere because most don’t want to hear their nonsense.
@TonyHarrison67Be aware that some people are different than you and may not act exactly to your expectations. He was completely compliant and didn't even act that weird. The police officer is a total piece of dogshhh
@TonyHarrison67 I was once pulled over for speeding. I was given a ticket and then asked to do a 6-month mental review on my ability to drive. The reason, I was confused because the officer keep asking me if I thought he should give me a ticket. As a respectful person with autism, I figured that was his call not mine. In hindsight I wish I would have advised him that he may not be mentally fit to be a police officer if he couldn't decide if someone deserved a ticket or not.
@chrislpauli7048 i absolutely loved that part, when he with just his clear and clever mind asserted authority over the "field expert". Can we put a highlight on this young man, what he is doing for community, what are his plans in life, becoming a layer, or actual human rights defender, next president or anything in between :) god bless him and his kind demeanor (i would lose my sht at 7 minutes siri, LOL)
They're not idiots, they're opportunistic psychopaths who believe they're above the law because they enforce the law. When I was a young man, I went to a party of a friend of a friend and didn't realize half of the people at the party were cops -- cop family -- and I said some shit about the police. Unbeknownst to me, the cops all got together and talked about how they were going to spike my drink, beat me up as I went back to my car, then call an on duty friend to do a DUI check when I got to my vehicle. My buddy overheard them talking and we left the party.
"I didn't smell any alcohol or anything, but that doesn't mean anything." Wow... this cop even admitted that he had no probable cause but still arrested him anyway. Dude should be fired.
@mastixencounterno.. he listed things that could be considered "reasonable suspicion" based on his subjective opinion. Probable cause is when he has enough evidence to arrest without a warrant. There was no probable cause here. Yes, a field sobriety test can be used as probable cause, but a legal refusal to conduct a FST can NEVER be used as probable cause. Not in any state as far as I know. This cop knew he had no probable cause from the very start. He just had a hunch. And his hunch was wrong. And a hunch can't be used as probable cause. His ego just wouldn't allow him to let the guy go about his business.
You clearly don't know the difference between reasonable suspicion and probable cause. And I would argue that he didn't even have reasonable suspicion. A cop can list off a whole bunch of stuff that could be considered reasonable suspicion, but that doesn't mean those things are true. Sometimes cops just make stuff up so they can affect an arrest.
He's only an expert at lying for the tyrant state. He does not know anything about drugs or impairment. Humans are vastly different and have different personalities and behavioral traits, no one on this planet can simply look and talk to a person to determine if they are in some way "intoxicated" which also does NOT equal impairment.
This guy got stopped, identified a whole bunch of mistakes made by the officer, and saw a huge settlement come his way, that indeed is a very big brain move
@puppergump4117There are certain lawyers that hate cops and will absolutely fight them in court. I was a victim of police brutality, lost a tooth.. all because they thought I was someone else. I sued and it was very much worth it.
Notice that once they saw he had 0.000% breath, they didn't want to give him the blood and urine test, so they could claim he still could be under the influence of drugs, and those other 2 tests would totally destroy any claim of a valid arrest.
I’m not remotely a cop fan, and as smart as this kid seems… He was kind of acting like he was high. He kept messing up his words, didn’t notice the cop on his side of the car, stumbled while coming out of the car etc.. Like I can kind of understand why the cop assumed he was on something.
@Bigred1692 But in the end they didn't give him the blood and urine test for drugs. I would have insisted on it if it were me. I would not let them off the hook.
Unbelievable the number of cops involved, the total waste of time and taxpayer money! Incredible what Levi did out there and others like him who work to protect rights.
The cops are doing due diligence, per the driving by the guy and the speech patterns. They did the right thing. They have to use their good judgement per their job, and so they are.
Don't know if all this police dysfunction is lack of training, lack of intelligence, or just simple abuse of power. But one thing is for sure, it's a total waste of tax payer dollars.
@Rafael-f4z4t or it's just a whole lot of utube bs. I'm 75, in the last 15 years been stopped at least 10 times. Didn't once get a ticket . And yes, I very quickly and respectfully always ask "why did you stop me" Much of the time the answer is "this time of the nite I use any excuse I can to stop people to see if they are drunk. I totally respect that Treat others like humans, and you might be treated like a human. This guy's nothing but a mouthpiece, and no, he doesn't have an IQ of 200
@herbertlong3981 If you're 75 you'd know how media and RUclips only popularizes bad cops when 99% are good cops. Gee I wonder why you'd be fine getting pulled over all this time when the chance to meet a bad cop is so low...Also, interestingly you claim to be respectful yet are spewing disrespectful stuff here online. Are you only respectful when met with an authority that can get you in trouble, hmm?
@itsnetts the first two sentences didn't make any sense considering what I said in my post. They were just yadda yadda. Asfor the last one, I give everyone I meet all the respect they deserve The guy in the vid doesn't deserve any respect while the cop does. And I've never interacted with a cop who was rude, so it would be hard to disrespect any of them. This guy was on a mission, unlike him, , I just want to get it over and get going
That guy needs to be fired immediately. You absolutely do not have to take field sobriety tests. It is crazy that this guy knows so little about the laws he is supposed to be enforcing.
Muricans believe something about "probable cause", which is basically "Police asks you to use a breathalyzer so they think you are DUI". Well the ARE ANYWAY. Breatalyzers work in EVERY SINGLE other country. But in USA, 10 officers spend the entire night doing subjective tests. If he had not stepped out, immediately 5 cars with officers, dogs and drawn weapons would be involved, he would be tased and violently handled. Arrested for resisting, assault, and 10 other things. USA is such a kafka'sk nightmare. Do never go there.
I'm a Military Policeman, the 100% truthful answer is because having a suspect conduct field sobriety tests gives further evidence of intoxication to help build a D.U.I. case. For example, the smell of alcohol would give me a reasonable suspicion that you may be intoxicated. I could then begin an investigation. The field sobriety tests are how I could establish probable cause for the arrest. Then, if we wind up in court, I could testify all of the things I observed to lead me to believe you were intoxicated. (Stumbling, slured speech, horizontal gaze nystagmus and so on) This would protect me, ensuring I made a lawful arrest. It also provides further evidence that could demonstrate your guilt. It honestly doesn't benefit you to conduct them as it can be Subjective to the what the officer observes. I think this citizen pretty much handled it the best way you can. I think the officer set himself up for a bad case. Obviously, I don't think you should drink and drive, but this citizen definitely exercised his rights appropriately.
Field sobriety tests is pseudo science.. Breathalyzer are accurate if they are calibrated.. and they fall out of calibration easily… But here’s the other problem with BAC… It only registers correctly if your last drink was 30 min before blowing… For example… no matter your body weight or gender.. if you are dead sober and take a shot of Vodka.. and set a timer of 5 min… You will blow over .08.. A grown man 230lbs will blow over.. So one thing is.. if you have been drinking make sure you buy yourself enough time.. (the 💩 faced drunks won’t be able to pass regardless) but if you have just had a few beers.. make them take you down to the station device to blow into… Background here.. I have a personal breathalyzer.. it’s not top of the line.. but when I got it, it came with a bunch of instructions… for instance you can damage the calibration of the machine if you take a shot and blow X amount of minutes after… In my humble opinion definitely refuse sobriety tests… take the breathalyzer on the road if you know you’re good.. If you’re 50/50 let them haul you down to blow into the main station machine
@Ben-fx8lg Here in DK the way things go, and always problem / weapon free: Officer greets driver kindly. Asks for license. Assuming driver has a license, there may be a DUI test. Either this is done as a mass check of all cars on a stretch of road, or that single driver. Officer asks if and when driver had something to drink. If it is very recent, the level may be over (and mind you we have LESS acceptance, with 0.05 BAC). Then driver is told to wait 10 minutes in the car. Test is repeated. The level will have dropped if it's below acceptable amount. So YES it is possible to work around the "I just had a beer 2 minutes ago". Of course nobody does the clown show of a "Field Sobriety Test" where driver is forced out at gun point, asked to walk a line, recite poems, count backwards while lifting a leg and other stupid things. And at ANY point it is totally at the officers discretion if it is DUI (with absolute devastating consequences in USA). The American way is hopelessly slow and ineffective. 10 officers battle 1 driver for literally hours even if the driver is 100% sober. Meanwhile European officers can control EVERY SINGLE of 100s of cars, catching real DUI. And that by using only 2 officers and no reason for weapons out.
'SCUSE ME!!! *TWO* classes!! So funny, when he nailed him on that. Could have said... "It's theorised that it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert.... how long were the classes?"
@moggpiano8043😝…if they were to pin their case that he was under the influence of drugs on a “drug recognition experts” conclusion, any good lawyer is going to have that chucked out of court in 30 seconds as conjecture. I can’t believe this is a thing. Talk about pissing away taxpayers dollars.
Not in America. 13 DUI's before some punishment might be issued. Murder classed as man slaughter with pathetic sentences. Most police I believe are decent but the courts are useless. In cases like this the officer should be fired.
@bar10ml44damn wish it was like that for me. My first dwi i got my liscense revoked, substance abuse classes, fines, a year of probation and a 70 day suspended sentence which i violated and had to do the 70 days.
Why do you weirdos ignore the fact they suspect he sped through a red light? He was absolutely acting abnormal in the car. If the officer suspected he was potentially under the influence, the officer would be failing his duty to the community by letting him go. Really blows my mind how you are on the guys side. Hang up your ego in these moments and just comply for the greater good. My mates girlfriend was killed by a hoon speeding through a red light, and you want to criticise the officers for ensuring he wasn’t under the influence. Bloke in the video is an entitled, insufferable fool. I know you probably relate more to him because you’re a twat yourself, but get your head out of your pathetic asses.
Why do you weirdos ignore the fact they suspect he sped through a red light? He was absolutely acting abnormal in the car. If the officer suspected he was potentially under the influence, the officer would be failing his duty to the community by letting him go. Really blows my mind how you are on the guys side. Hang up your ego in these moments and just comply for the greater good. My mates girlfriend was killed by a hoon speeding through a red light, and you want to criticise the officers for ensuring he wasn’t under the influence. Bloke in the video is an entitled, insufferable fool. I know you probably relate more to him because you’re a twat yourself, but get your head out of your pathetic asses.
The "process" is the punishment. All of this bs is immoral and unlawful to ANY just court of "laws". Everyone has been charged guilty until proven innocent for at least 113 years now. That is because as of 1913-1917 we are now the property of the Private Federal Reserve Bank, as collateral for all the fake "free money" they "Loan" the tyrannical illegal Corporate "government" whenever they ask for it.
i can tell in first 60 seconds he’s not intoxicated. He’s on point with everything he’s saying and doing. Hes repeating because he’s processing your bull
Seems to me the ones who need to be arrested are the ones behind the camera for violation of constitutional rights they swore to uphold before receiving the badge.
Levi is about to retire from the tax payer of Frederick County. This is the Second time they've done this to him. That whole department needs to an investigation. I cant imagine how many people that weren't as informed as Levi that they've wrongly arrested and neglected. disgusting!
@rickywilliams3027 That's a great point. Levi is probably 1 of many victims of false arrests, but he had the ability to recognize it, gather all of the bodycam video and documentation and put the cops on full blast with it. Not everyone knows how to do that, or is willing to go through the process of doing it.
Right! I was sure I saw him in another video. Worst thing is that if they get away with their bullshit you can be consider a criminal and do probations for years!
@pedrojurado7987 That's the scariest part about it. I wonder how many innocent people are sitting in jail or prison or doing probation right now as we speak.
Why bother with the whole Siri spiel just to ask for consent to a breath test when his license has implied consent to such tests anyway? What a waste of fucking time.
The Officer continually shaking his head!! Had he been able to perform his job correctly and without the constant arrogance, he..and everyone else would not be wasting HIS obviously very valuable time.
Nothing in this stop is grounds for a lawsuit. He was lawfully pulled over and refused the sobriety check. And in Maryland as most states they don't have to smell anything, all they need is the way he was acting. He's actually acting more like he's on meth than alcohol though.
@billvarner6548 People love pretending to know what they're talking about 🤦 Nothing about this mans demeanor is conducive to being under the effects of any illegal stimulants.. let alone an upper as extreme as meth 😅
It's time to burn it all down and start over. The entire "justice" system is a sham, and we need to actually require cops to be under control and intelligent.
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If he is not on drugs he has Austin’s that why he act strange
@シRed-_-Savage yeah, I know a lot of Austins who have Austins thats for sure
bullshit 200 iq is impossible.
also there is no such thing as a youtube journalist its military intelligence psyop actor.
I have one and it’s the best and it’s easy to install. I didn’t install the hard wire kit just the regular wires.
might as well advocate for us all, like literally all, civilians to wear bodycams at that point and i mean............................................ yknow?
He's acting in an "odd way" because his brain doesn't function like that of a simpleton.
"Odd way" = educated
No he's just a weirdo. And no way is his IQ 200 😂
It's all staged.
These simpletons are giving free content to RUclips creators 😭
No way he has a 200 IQ. Prove it. That’s an absolutely astronomical level….
Lol apparently being articulate as a citizen means you’re automatically guilty
But also staying silent and not answering means you are guilty😂😂
@rcmaniac77and thus, the police state argument is actually valid.
Thankfully, not everywhere is like this. Notice that you see similar videos like this of horror stories coming from the same places. Id wager that's how the fbi decides who to investigate next. Just take a sampling of consistent bad cop videos online to find a corrupt dept, since a lot of these nationwide are online now.
@Astro4Truthyeah most likely and i think its weird how every state has their own police gangs and they can even beef with each other its some wild shit over the pond and i think in many areas usa goes a bit old school style just because and that conbined with ego and that old police we can dp anything mindset is really crazy combo
suspicious activity
@1stzardsaid like its a crime to be suspicious😂
"He was repeating every single thing i asked him"
How dare he making sure he understands the questions correctly.
Exactly 😅 lol 😂
There's a very good chance this young man is on the spectrum. That's most likely his normal speech pattern. The officer is an absolute moron:!
Especially since the cop talks SO fast and not clearly!
@Amy-zr5mn "ternayrun anputcherhands behin back" 😂
The fact that you couldn’t understand is probable cause
He sounds super sober to me.
At this point I believe the cop was under the influence😂
lol 😂
Power corrupts
@AllegedlyMaybe Yes indeed, it sure can, and in this case it corrupted this poor cop's soul.💀 Hopefully he learns from his mistakes and makes some changes for the better.
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The arresting officer should have been financially responsible for the towing charges.
he's dumb enough that he will do this type of thing again.
It's time to get rid of "qualified immunity" so officers can be charged
@johnames6430 That would be nice.
He should be responsible for the cash settlement not the tax payers.
@johnames6430 They can be sued civilly.
These are the types of cops that make people not trust cops.
They are all like this
@t@tammyduncan2112t all, I have a few good friends who are cops and they are standup people.
I think a big problem is that sheriffs are voted in. Subordinates as well? In my country no police are voted in, except the countries police commissioner I think are chosen out of a pool by a crown minister.
People shouldn't trust cops anyway.
sadly, there are incompetents and just bad people and sometimes they work as a cop or a doctor or nurse or judge. it happens.
"He was dressed like he was out". Now I'm afraid to wear my bowling shirts while driving.
lol 😂
Dumb Cop: "He's taking time to consider his responses, very strange".
LOL
And "repeating everything", actually that is echolalia, a common communication trait for someone who has ADHD or is on the autism spectrum.
He's not dumb...he is corrupt and a power-tripping narcissist.
@YTusercomment Compared to the guy he's arresting, he's as dumb as a stump.
@moisturisedgnome1181 This is what i thought, prob autistic. Someone who doesn't understand that though may think it seems like they're delaying their answers to intentionally be deceptive.
"we're falsely arresting this guy for a dui and impounding his car and conducting an illegal search."
Oh boy it's a lawyers wet dream.
To dismiss any charges, yea. But you're still on a hook for attorney, court, and impound fees while the POS cop gets a slap on the wrist.
@snaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaakeNo, you can sue them for violating the fourth amendment right and recover damages, like lost wages emotional distress impound fees and lawyer fees.
@IamN4m3l3ss And the problem is the taxpayers pay it.... until we fix qualified immunity, this crap isn't going away.
@IamN4m3l3ss You can't with qualified immunity.
You have to be miraculous lucky with "clearly established" rule. In other words, finding a court case in the same jurisdiction that involved almost identical facts.
The legal system currently treats constitutional rights more as shields than swords.
The Shield (Defensive): If a federal agent enters your house illegally and finds drugs, the "Exclusionary Rule" kicks in. A judge throws the evidence out, and you don't go to jail. In this sense, your right is "protected" because the government didn't get what it wanted.
The Sword (Offensive): If the agent enters your house illegally, finds nothing, breaks your furniture, and leaves-the Shield does nothing for you. You need a Sword (a lawsuit) to get justice. This is where Sovereign Immunity and Qualified Immunity (QI) act as a suit of armor for the government.
@snaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaake Wrong. Google it.
I love that you aren't allowed to be nervous at a traffic stop.
I'm nervous simply because you never know what type of pig you're dealing with. It's either the wild boar, Vietnamese Pot-bellied, Black Iberian pig, American Landrace, or even a Red Wattle Hog.😂😂😂😂
With all the flashing lights too. I hate the way coos operate. It is bullssshit
encountering the most dangerous gang in the US is cause for nervousness
The darkly humorous thing is that NOT being nervous will get you hassled too.
They generally prefer you to show a little nervousness.
I love how people are just terrible at guessing who is lying and who is telling the truth based on demeanor. It's should be studied by Dunning and Kruger. I have seen people be completely taken in by liars and dismiss totally competent honest people because the former talked a certain way, and the latter had some self doubt.
2 day retraining is a joke. Scumbags like these need to be weeded out
No one wants those jobs though.
Kevin B
The scum bags here are this guy, and even moreso to joker making these vids
There was nothing improper or rude about the way this officer behaved.
This guy was offered a field sobriety test which he refused, just because he likes attention and drama.
If he had taken the test, his only issue would have been the ticket for running the light.
After they are done with it, he still keeps on motormouthing the cop.
He is behaving very childishly
@herbertlong3981 You sound like one of those liberal type, that thinks it is okay for law officers to stretch their power and authority.
He lives in Poland. I like to watch films about police from other countries and compare them to our European one. Despite the training and professionals of the American police, I have the impression that the procedures here are so strangely complicated. In our country, it is normal that during the check, a police officer may ask you to blow into a breathalyzer. It's okay, because it eliminates potential drunken murderers and no one has problems with it. In Poland (contrary to what the Internet says) drunk drivers are really exterminated. High fines, jail time, confiscation of cars above 1‰ If you have caused an accident or if you have more than 1.5‰. "Sober mornings" are also made here, when after mass events in the morning and at night, the police check sobriety. After national holidays, there are also controls, on weekends... Sometimes even the police line up on side roads (which can be chosen by drunk people to avoid heavy traffic) and stop everyone for a sobriety check.
In our country, if someone blows above 0.00 (the limit allowed is 0.2‰), a second measurement is made with a more accurate breathalyzer. If it detects something, you wait 15 minutes (to eliminate the false result by eating candy/mouthwash/sprinklers)
If the next measurement detects above 0.2‰, you are detained to blood tests then u know...
If you refuse to take a breathalyzer test, the policeman treats you as if you were under the influence. You are detained and taken for forced blood tests. They don't give a fuck whether you want it or not. With the help of a doctor, it will be taken for you. If you turn out to be sober, well... No one gives a fuck. By refusing to do so, you have given reasonable suspicion that you are not sober. No court will help you, because it is only your fault that you have led to such a situation.
@herbertlong3981 Ah yes his behaving childishly is why the officers were found to be wrong.
Begone bot
Cops hate when you know your rights.
proving they're the problem...
They want you to know them, but not to exercise them.
They sure do...
They love to emasculate and humiliate citizens like tyrannical Communists. They're turning on their own people.
Yes they do. And they hate even more when they made a mistake.
The hatred of the average for the intelligent is a story as old as time.
Yes, nothing worse than a midwit. Give me a dummy all day. He will at least earnestly try to understand.
It isn’t the weak that must be protect from the strong but the strong that must be protected from the weak.
@detrockcity3Midwits are the bane of any developed society
I don't think it has anything to do with hatred for intelligent people. It has to do with people questioning authority. The police likely perceived him being obstinate in the same way they'd react to a room temp IQ sovereign citizen.
Being intelligent is a burden particularly in our modern culture of idiocy
Bro got arrested for being a little socially awkward.
He was def no socially awkward. He was articulate AF. The cops are the anti social ones.
Can you explain to me, how is a police officer supposed to act when they literally see someone speed through a red light, and then are met with a driver that clearly is acting a bit off? If an officer suspects in the slightest the driver may be under the influence or unfit to drive for whatever possible reason, they’d be failing their duty to simply let them go with no further tests. People get killed every day by drivers running red lights, including my mates girlfriend last year.
This guy deletes comments that are opposed to his warped narratives (which I’d expect from such an individual) so probably not much point to this.
Most sensible people watch but don’t comment though. 99% of those that comment on RUclips do so because they don’t have a voice elsewhere because most don’t want to hear their nonsense.
@TonyHarrison67not like an asshole with a bad attitude that makes up bold faced lies and let’s his ego arrest someone. That would be a start.
@TonyHarrison67Be aware that some people are different than you and may not act exactly to your expectations. He was completely compliant and didn't even act that weird. The police officer is a total piece of dogshhh
@TonyHarrison67 I was once pulled over for speeding. I was given a ticket and then asked to do a 6-month mental review on my ability to drive. The reason, I was confused because the officer keep asking me if I thought he should give me a ticket. As a respectful person with autism, I figured that was his call not mine.
In hindsight I wish I would have advised him that he may not be mentally fit to be a police officer if he couldn't decide if someone deserved a ticket or not.
This young man needs to become a lawyer
You’re an idiot wholeheartedly
He has the intellect for it, but should probably slow his speech. He's talking faster than he can think.
@rhinoandthedoodI agree he's will sue the shyt out of that police department and not need a lawyer 😂😢😅😢😂
Law suit I file that so fast
Imagine how this rogue cops would act without cameras as evidence
Rodney King comes to mind.
That robot reading his rights is dystopian af
@InternetOD It definitely had that kind of vibe!
Robocop
@Kellysmith4329 More like Elysium
John Spartan you have violated the verbal mortality statute
"I have a question."
"Sorry, suspect. All questions have already been answered, and your conviction has been scheduled for Monday."
the only good thing is he's keeping 7 cops from harassing others drivers
@chriskeep9461 lol 😂 Amazing comment 😅
@TheRideshareCoachthat was a cold take yikes
Love this perspective, thank you for that 😂❤
Lmao when he questioned the drug expert
@chrislpauli7048 i absolutely loved that part, when he with just his clear and clever mind asserted authority over the "field expert". Can we put a highlight on this young man, what he is doing for community, what are his plans in life, becoming a layer, or actual human rights defender, next president or anything in between :) god bless him and his kind demeanor (i would lose my sht at 7 minutes siri, LOL)
I wonder what real crimes took place while the cops were fooling around with this guy that they couldn't have prevented?
Cops preventing crimes? Now that's a good joke
Drug recognition experts are complete sudo science bullshit
This is true.
P S E U D O
Pseudo not sudo
@PimpMatt0 Judo. Problem?
he was trying to be helpful, even if it is annoying
The COP needs to be fired for being an idiot.
Being idiot is necessary to become a cop 😂😂😅
They're not idiots, they're opportunistic psychopaths who believe they're above the law because they enforce the law. When I was a young man, I went to a party of a friend of a friend and didn't realize half of the people at the party were cops -- cop family -- and I said some shit about the police. Unbeknownst to me, the cops all got together and talked about how they were going to spike my drink, beat me up as I went back to my car, then call an on duty friend to do a DUI check when I got to my vehicle. My buddy overheard them talking and we left the party.
@fartkerson they are useful idiots trained to enforce a corrupt tyrannical system on the public
For being corrupt.
He's obviously new an inexperienced
Total combined police IQ: 3
@psydian lol 😂
That cop's face even looked like he's the local villiage idiot. :D
Thankfully they didn't see his cell phone and shoot him
I think 3 is still 2 too high.
@peterkallend5012 To be fair, that was the composite IQ of all 7 police officers.
Unbelievable incompetence on display
That cop is a dick. Period.
Officer Period Dick
Legalize choke slamming power tripping cops
An incompetent dick with an inferiority complex
Most are.
A very small dic
Unlawful arrest, illegal search and seizure. Should be a slamdunk lawsuit
How he was talking, he was talking very clearly. He clearly wasn't drinking at all.
Nah.....the charges will just be dropped. Go to law school.
@mattdelany6799Totally agree. His one million dollar lawsuit won't gain him a single nickel
He was driving without a license
@mastixencountersure was, but he is a genius
That's harassment, pure & simple.
YES!
The guy is so polite that it is insulting.
"He's dressed like he's been somewhere."
Huh ... Very suspicious. He is in a car an came from somewhere. He's guilty 😂
@BigWhoopCHyes, if you feel sleepy at night. Your gone !!
Lol what does that even mean, so crazy
"He's got clothes on, book his ass."
If that’s dressed up, then I hope I never get pulled over. 🤣
That kid was polite, and well mannered. They thought they could just push him around lol
@BunFight I didn't get that at all.
@BunFightno he didn't. I do drugs and never acted like this
@BunFightGod forbid a white boy get a little motion
@BunFightnot even close. Maybe on the spectrum or nervous, but thats not a crime.
@Majdar Exactly my thought as well. He's highly intelligent and comes across as being on the spectrum ever so slightly.
This is one idiot, uneducated cop. He needs to be trained then fired. Tyrant.
Trained then fired? How bout just fired. Training costs money.
Why would you train him then fire him? They should be trained THEN hired. This guy just needs to be fired.
@alca_pwn_2232some areas need cops so bad they hire people off the streets and do "on the job training" they even worse
Lmao. Trained THEN fired
Sue for unlawful arrest and for causing you more mental health trauma and for violating your civil rights
The department should be fucking fined!
The individual cop should be fined or be suspended without pay- If the department pays, we the taxpayer pays
@janets1973exactly. Start taking this crap out of their pensions instead I guarantee you a lot of them would start straightening out real quick
@janets1973 Through whatever mechanism, the department should be penalized and forced to improve.
They have it in for this guy. This the 2nd time he has made them look like fools.
@CruisingWithPrince Honestly, I think they've learned their lesson by now and probably don't want anything to do with him from now on. lol.
2nd????
@Arbylz Yes. Both times are on this channel.
Its a skit lolol
@SuperEddy72 How are you calling this a skit when I show real documents sent to me directly by Levi himself? 🤷🏻♂🤦🏻♂
"I didn't smell any alcohol or anything, but that doesn't mean anything."
Wow... this cop even admitted that he had no probable cause but still arrested him anyway. Dude should be fired.
Huh, he listed a whole bunch of other reasons for probable cause
@mastixencounter None of those were probable cause.
He's doesn't get to just to decide random things are probable cause 🤦♀️
@mastixencounterno.. he listed things that could be considered "reasonable suspicion" based on his subjective opinion. Probable cause is when he has enough evidence to arrest without a warrant. There was no probable cause here. Yes, a field sobriety test can be used as probable cause, but a legal refusal to conduct a FST can NEVER be used as probable cause. Not in any state as far as I know. This cop knew he had no probable cause from the very start. He just had a hunch. And his hunch was wrong. And a hunch can't be used as probable cause. His ego just wouldn't allow him to let the guy go about his business.
@Nickmacpaddywhackyes his hunch was wrong not denying that. But he did have probably cause for what was shown and seen at the time
You clearly don't know the difference between reasonable suspicion and probable cause. And I would argue that he didn't even have reasonable suspicion. A cop can list off a whole bunch of stuff that could be considered reasonable suspicion, but that doesn't mean those things are true. Sometimes cops just make stuff up so they can affect an arrest.
Bro is living in his own version of idiocracy
That young cop is a punk and he needs to learn to do his job and stop being so cocky
i don't even think the civilian has a 200 IQ
The cop needs to be fired immediately, and get a job working nights at 7-11 where he belongs
He's clearly not cut out for this kind of public service.
@SecludedMemoryhe’s a TWEAKER!
That young cop has already learned how to do his job. He's a road pirate.
the drug expert doesn't look like hes ever done any drugs.
Or done a medical course so you'd at least expect to have tried some to be called an expert, right?
Hahaha
He's only an expert at lying for the tyrant state.
He does not know anything about drugs or impairment.
Humans are vastly different and have different personalities and behavioral traits, no one on this planet can simply look and talk to a person to determine if they are in some way "intoxicated" which also does NOT equal impairment.
@riverpirate1022 ok
@frsknsld ?
Charges against the ‘cop’
1. False arrest
2. Grand theft if his vehicle
3. Kidnapping
Were the cops allowed to search his vehicle without a warrant?
how much did this cost the tax payers?
This guy got stopped, identified a whole bunch of mistakes made by the officer, and saw a huge settlement come his way, that indeed is a very big brain move
As long as he can actually get a profitable settlement. A lawyer is like a new car.
@puppergump4117There are certain lawyers that hate cops and will absolutely fight them in court. I was a victim of police brutality, lost a tooth.. all because they thought I was someone else. I sued and it was very much worth it.
Maybe we need to drug test the cop
I have known MANY "cops" over my lifetime that are KNOWN "drug" users, this is a WELL established FACT.
cop was drunk with that dodgy paperwork
Eyes are bloodshot! 😂😂😂😂. This cop is the biggest liar ever
lol 😂
I hope this cop lost his job. Laughable how corrupt cops get away with shit like this 😂
remember, the judges and DAs actively protect pigs and each other at your expense. they are the problem, not the citizens
@joedirt3226right
@joedirt3226all the beast system. All the same pieces of shit
He didn't. That was in the video.
So why don’t you become a cop
Levi needs to go to law school. He would make for a fantastic lawyer!
I'd rather him working on something productive. Like looking after himself and his family.
He’s halfway there…
Not another lawyer...
@mauronobili327- My sentiments precisely.
Waist of talent
A letter of reprimand???? This is a joke. That cop needs fired.
This cop is from my gym! Can’t wait to see him now.
@timp024 Next time you see him tell him Rideshare Coach said hi 😂
That cop makes my blood boil. He was a prick from the first moment and he's either crooked or has zero cop instincts.
Just another corrupt copper, REMOVE QUALIFIED IMMUNITY. BALLS THE THE WALL.
Notice that once they saw he had 0.000% breath, they didn't want to give him the blood and urine test, so they could claim he still could be under the influence of drugs, and those other 2 tests would totally destroy any claim of a valid arrest.
I’m not remotely a cop fan, and as smart as this kid seems… He was kind of acting like he was high. He kept messing up his words, didn’t notice the cop on his side of the car, stumbled while coming out of the car etc.. Like I can kind of understand why the cop assumed he was on something.
@Bigred1692 "acting high" isnt illegal.
@Stealth55555no but it is probable cause which is what the guy you replied to was eluding to.
@Bigred1692 But in the end they didn't give him the blood and urine test for drugs. I would have insisted on it if it were me. I would not let them off the hook.
@willmont8258 100% agree, I’m on his side. Just pointing out that he could have acted a little less sketchy for a dude who’s sober.
Unbelievable the number of cops involved, the total waste of time and taxpayer money! Incredible what Levi did out there and others like him who work to protect rights.
The cops are doing due diligence, per the driving by the guy and the speech patterns. They did the right thing. They have to use their good judgement per their job, and so they are.
@bonsummers2657 you must be a cop or a moron, probably both!
@bonsummers2657lol pu$$y, shut up
Wow all that for running a red light.
@concernedbiker9414 Did he go through the red light along with being confrontational with his communications? You're being a moron, not me.
Without any medical background cops should not be making assessments like that.
The guy has a higher IQ than most police departments combined! 🤣
Don't know if all this police dysfunction is lack of training, lack of intelligence, or just simple abuse of power. But one thing is for sure, it's a total waste of tax payer dollars.
@Rafael-f4z4t or it's just a whole lot of utube bs.
I'm 75, in the last 15 years been stopped at least 10 times. Didn't once get a ticket . And yes, I very quickly and respectfully always ask "why did you stop me"
Much of the time the answer is "this time of the nite I use any excuse I can to stop people to see if they are drunk. I totally respect that
Treat others like humans, and you might be treated like a human. This guy's nothing but a mouthpiece, and no, he doesn't have an IQ of 200
An iQ of 200 is highly unlikely
@herbertlong3981 If you're 75 you'd know how media and RUclips only popularizes bad cops when 99% are good cops. Gee I wonder why you'd be fine getting pulled over all this time when the chance to meet a bad cop is so low...Also, interestingly you claim to be respectful yet are spewing disrespectful stuff here online. Are you only respectful when met with an authority that can get you in trouble, hmm?
@itsnetts the first two sentences didn't make any sense considering what I said in my post. They were just yadda yadda. Asfor the last one, I give everyone I meet all the respect they deserve The guy in the vid doesn't deserve any respect while the cop does. And I've never interacted with a cop who was rude, so it would be hard to disrespect any of them. This guy was on a mission, unlike him, , I just want to get it over and get going
if you sound smarter than a cop your guilty
Then *you're innocent.
We are all guilty on this blessed day
@Okurkaarrgghh found the cop i guess
The main problem is that there is no minimum IQ requirement for being hired as a cop
There would be no cops if there was.
Failed to appear in court because he "Overslept" .... a little kids excuse for a grown man...
Did he really say that? Lmfao how embarrassing
Grown man my ass. He sure didn't act like one at any point in the video.
"You're not free to leave" after all of that is crazyyyyyyyyyyy.
I smell lawsuit
For those unemployed, drive through Federick, Maryland and get $200,000. A new occupation for 2026.
Make sure to keep a six pack of bud next to you.
@Foc0rg*the non alcoholic Heinekens😂
Roadtrip!
What a shame because I absolutely loved living in Frederick nice people and neighbourhood.
@Foc0rg That would be probable cause.
That guy needs to be fired immediately. You absolutely do not have to take field sobriety tests. It is crazy that this guy knows so little about the laws he is supposed to be enforcing.
@bobbrock4221 Facts 👆
Its intentional.
You don’t have to. They have to take you in if you refuse though
i could already tell the vibe by the "IM NOT HERE TO ARGUE"
i love how he took every single opportunity to make them look as ridiculous as they made themselves.
this guy is literally sheldon cooper
😅😅 Sounds like him too while he was showing the pictures. 😂😂 Being a cop doesn't make you superior. 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
He should sue the Police Station into oblivion.
That police station should be shutdown 😮
The cops, all of them look like absolute clowns.
File complaint, sueing him,
Why always mickey mouse field sobriety test and never a portable handheld breathalyzer like everywhere else?
Muricans believe something about "probable cause", which is basically "Police asks you to use a breathalyzer so they think you are DUI". Well the ARE ANYWAY.
Breatalyzers work in EVERY SINGLE other country. But in USA, 10 officers spend the entire night doing subjective tests. If he had not stepped out, immediately 5 cars with officers, dogs and drawn weapons would be involved, he would be tased and violently handled. Arrested for resisting, assault, and 10 other things.
USA is such a kafka'sk nightmare. Do never go there.
I'm a Military Policeman, the 100% truthful answer is because having a suspect conduct field sobriety tests gives further evidence of intoxication to help build a D.U.I. case. For example, the smell of alcohol would give me a reasonable suspicion that you may be intoxicated. I could then begin an investigation. The field sobriety tests are how I could establish probable cause for the arrest. Then, if we wind up in court, I could testify all of the things I observed to lead me to believe you were intoxicated. (Stumbling, slured speech, horizontal gaze nystagmus and so on) This would protect me, ensuring I made a lawful arrest. It also provides further evidence that could demonstrate your guilt. It honestly doesn't benefit you to conduct them as it can be Subjective to the what the officer observes. I think this citizen pretty much handled it the best way you can. I think the officer set himself up for a bad case. Obviously, I don't think you should drink and drive, but this citizen definitely exercised his rights appropriately.
Field sobriety tests is pseudo science.. Breathalyzer are accurate if they are calibrated.. and they fall out of calibration easily… But here’s the other problem with BAC… It only registers correctly if your last drink was 30 min before blowing… For example… no matter your body weight or gender.. if you are dead sober and take a shot of Vodka.. and set a timer of 5 min… You will blow over .08.. A grown man 230lbs will blow over.. So one thing is.. if you have been drinking make sure you buy yourself enough time.. (the 💩 faced drunks won’t be able to pass regardless) but if you have just had a few beers.. make them take you down to the station device to blow into…
Background here.. I have a personal breathalyzer.. it’s not top of the line.. but when I got it, it came with a bunch of instructions… for instance you can damage the calibration of the machine if you take a shot and blow X amount of minutes after…
In my humble opinion definitely refuse sobriety tests… take the breathalyzer on the road if you know you’re good.. If you’re 50/50 let them haul you down to blow into the main station machine
@Ben-fx8lg Here in DK the way things go, and always problem / weapon free: Officer greets driver kindly. Asks for license. Assuming driver has a license, there may be a DUI test. Either this is done as a mass check of all cars on a stretch of road, or that single driver. Officer asks if and when driver had something to drink. If it is very recent, the level may be over (and mind you we have LESS acceptance, with 0.05 BAC). Then driver is told to wait 10 minutes in the car. Test is repeated. The level will have dropped if it's below acceptable amount.
So YES it is possible to work around the "I just had a beer 2 minutes ago".
Of course nobody does the clown show of a "Field Sobriety Test" where driver is forced out at gun point, asked to walk a line, recite poems, count backwards while lifting a leg and other stupid things. And at ANY point it is totally at the officers discretion if it is DUI (with absolute devastating consequences in USA).
The American way is hopelessly slow and ineffective. 10 officers battle 1 driver for literally hours even if the driver is 100% sober. Meanwhile European officers can control EVERY SINGLE of 100s of cars, catching real DUI. And that by using only 2 officers and no reason for weapons out.
“Drug Recognition Expert”? “I took a class”? Well that’s certainly scientifically sound. 🤦
'SCUSE ME!!! *TWO* classes!!
So funny, when he nailed him on that. Could have said... "It's theorised that it takes 10,000 hours to become an expert.... how long were the classes?"
@moggpiano8043😝…if they were to pin their case that he was under the influence of drugs on a “drug recognition experts” conclusion, any good lawyer is going to have that chucked out of court in 30 seconds as conjecture. I can’t believe this is a thing. Talk about pissing away taxpayers dollars.
He seemed to almost enjoy talking to the DRE, must have been refreshing to speak with an adult
Making him listen to Siri while cuffed is diabolical
@James-un7gv It really was the Devil’s work since he was sober the whole time and listening to Siri talk about the legal consequences of DUI.
Smarter than all the cops combined.
When a prosecutor drops all charges due to insufficient evidence/lack of PC, the charging officer should be prosecuted for Abuse of Process.
Not in America. 13 DUI's before some punishment might be issued. Murder classed as man slaughter with pathetic sentences. Most police I believe are decent but the courts are useless. In cases like this the officer should be fired.
In Fl, 95% of the arrests for dui would go away immediately, im all for it
@bar10ml44damn wish it was like that for me. My first dwi i got my liscense revoked, substance abuse classes, fines, a year of probation and a 70 day suspended sentence which i violated and had to do the 70 days.
Idiot cop should be fired.
Should be prosecuted for unlawful arrest
No because it takes years to train people. The punishment should be far harsher than he received though. With an apology in person.
When an officer speaks, any deputy in earshot becomes a, yes man!
I hope this man sues the County.
Why do you weirdos ignore the fact they suspect he sped through a red light? He was absolutely acting abnormal in the car. If the officer suspected he was potentially under the influence, the officer would be failing his duty to the community by letting him go.
Really blows my mind how you are on the guys side. Hang up your ego in these moments and just comply for the greater good.
My mates girlfriend was killed by a hoon speeding through a red light, and you want to criticise the officers for ensuring he wasn’t under the influence.
Bloke in the video is an entitled, insufferable fool. I know you probably relate more to him because you’re a twat yourself, but get your head out of your pathetic asses.
The fact that he's so consise and polite must grind their gears even more
I hope this guy sues the shit out of that corrupt department.
Me too!
Tax payers will have to pay for it, not the cops or the department.
@OkurkaarrgghhI know still needs to happen.
He isn’t going to win lol
Wow, it sounds like the arresting officer has a snorting problem.Maybe they should investigate that.....
That officer needs to be put behind a desk.
"He's dressed like he was out somewhere." The list of things they think up to consider suspicious never ceases to amaze me.
God forbid he put on clothes (and nice ones at that) before leaving the house... 😅
@brendanelizabeth9418 imagine the reaction if he were dressed casual! The scandal 😮
This is the true definition of guilty until proven innocent, he has to prove he is sober to not get arrested, not the other way around
Why do you weirdos ignore the fact they suspect he sped through a red light? He was absolutely acting abnormal in the car. If the officer suspected he was potentially under the influence, the officer would be failing his duty to the community by letting him go.
Really blows my mind how you are on the guys side. Hang up your ego in these moments and just comply for the greater good.
My mates girlfriend was killed by a hoon speeding through a red light, and you want to criticise the officers for ensuring he wasn’t under the influence.
Bloke in the video is an entitled, insufferable fool. I know you probably relate more to him because you’re a twat yourself, but get your head out of your pathetic asses.
The "process" is the punishment.
All of this bs is immoral and unlawful to ANY just court of "laws".
Everyone has been charged guilty until proven innocent for at least 113 years now.
That is because as of 1913-1917 we are now the property of the Private Federal Reserve Bank, as collateral for all the fake "free money" they "Loan" the tyrannical illegal Corporate "government" whenever they ask for it.
innocent until proven guilty....in the court of law. at no time where they in court.
@user-b1i8u
He went to court.
@Auntymoo01 fair. my point was more toward the cops just make up shit.
His plate probably tagged by bitter police because they hate being outsmarted.
That’s what I was thinking. How embarrassing for that department. How terrifying for residents and motorists traveling through that area.
100% targeted. They were rude from the introduction
@realytarot5071 I do it everyday, and these cops should go back and work mall security. They're useless.
My thought exactly!
100% they do that.
Levi gotta become a lawyer 😭😂
i can tell in first 60 seconds he’s not intoxicated. He’s on point with everything he’s saying and doing. Hes repeating because he’s processing your bull
Seems to me the ones who need to be arrested are the ones behind the camera for violation of constitutional rights they swore to uphold before receiving the badge.
These cops need to be fired immediately!!!
no
@bbb-y4iyeah
@x_xjojox_x nah youre weak. fired is shit. those cops didnt do nothing wrong. someone hired them etc etc etc. stop being weak.
@bbb-y4iragebait lol
@x_xjojox_x gay
He is the definition of "I got time today"
Levi is about to retire from the tax payer of Frederick County. This is the Second time they've done this to him. That whole department needs to an investigation. I cant imagine how many people that weren't as informed as Levi that they've wrongly arrested and neglected. disgusting!
@rickywilliams3027 That's a great point. Levi is probably 1 of many victims of false arrests, but he had the ability to recognize it, gather all of the bodycam video and documentation and put the cops on full blast with it. Not everyone knows how to do that, or is willing to go through the process of doing it.
Right! I was sure I saw him in another video.
Worst thing is that if they get away with their bullshit you can be consider a criminal and do probations for years!
@pedrojurado7987 That's the scariest part about it. I wonder how many innocent people are sitting in jail or prison or doing probation right now as we speak.
Good for Levi
He deserves it so much damn corruption in the world!!!!
@TheRideshareCoachabsolutely
What a jerk of an arresting officer! What's his problem?
Small cock syndrome.
Bullied at school probably
He is a cop, only the lowest common denominators become cops
Remarkably insecure and unsuitable any job of responsibility or discernment
His boyfriend?
This poor kid again? It’s a pattern of unlawful behavior against him. I hope he lawyers up.
Once he stepped inside the police department HE himself became the officer.
When he got into that police station he had a new aura and dominated them from start to finish.
“Just keep an eye on him” lmao WHAT about this dudes behavior makes you think you need to be on red alert? Silly
lol 😂
42 U.S. Code Section 1983
This cop had zero probable cause.
He multiple things for probable cause
Cops wear six-pointed stars for a reason.
"Shut up and listen for a second"...? Wow. Don't know how he stayed calm with that. Kook. Sheriff Roush boy needs to learn his job...
We will do an inventory search so we can plant drugs in your car.😊
@davidsmith385 No drugs were planted this time! 😊 Hurray! 🥳🎉
Why bother with the whole Siri spiel just to ask for consent to a breath test when his license has implied consent to such tests anyway? What a waste of fucking time.
your refusal of the test gives me probable cause. um, what?
I mean it has to because otherwise everyone over the limit could just refuse the test
@r6scrubs126I agree. But then again this is easily solved with a handheld breathalyser right?
The Officer continually shaking his head!! Had he been able to perform his job correctly and without the constant arrogance, he..and everyone else would not be wasting HIS obviously very valuable time.
Guy is going to sue once again.
Nothing in this stop is grounds for a lawsuit. He was lawfully pulled over and refused the sobriety check. And in Maryland as most states they don't have to smell anything, all they need is the way he was acting. He's actually acting more like he's on meth than alcohol though.
@billvarner6548 People love pretending to know what they're talking about 🤦
Nothing about this mans demeanor is conducive to being under the effects of any illegal stimulants.. let alone an upper as extreme as meth 😅
@Iskariot053 I used to do meth, I know what ppl are like when on it. And I would have suspected him of being on it.
@billvarner6548you on meth rn?😂
@billvarner6548now we know how many holes the meth put in your prefrontal cortex. Thanks for the PSA not to do meth
It's time to burn it all down and start over. The entire "justice" system is a sham, and we need to actually require cops to be under control and intelligent.
WAY past time.
Revolution now~!!!
In Norway this would have been settled at the scene with a breathalyser test