My mind goes crazy and starts thinking of the worst case scenario. I think I might go to jail they might find something even though I don't have anything to hide!!! I'm always respectful as well. I never give them an attitude. I have learned that I do have rights though. I have some stories about getting pulled over. Basically if you are nice 90% they will let you free with just a warning!
"Just act normal, don't break any laws, and don't look suspicious. Also video record the entire thing and refuse to say anything about the situation except what's legally required."
Once I had to call the police because a cop was going over the speed limit and ran a red light, that police did the same so I had to call another police
The thing is that when cops respond to robbery or burglary alarms, they usually have their siren turned off. They’ll usually just flash the lights but not the sirens for a second and cross. Same with fights. Some departments only allow the officer to have a code 2 response but most would cut through lights because someone might get hurt. You don’t want an injured person or a barricaded suspect with hostages.
@@FirstnameLastname-bx4zk that would be african americans with the ak47, mac 11, glocks and 9s. I believe you might be thinking of a drive-by not a traffic stop.
Officer: where are you heading Me: to your wife’s house Officer: sir step out of the car Me: *steps out of car with a smile on my face* Officer: sir do you have any weapons on you Me: just the bbc your wife’s been craving all night Officer: sir please be serious Me: hey Siri call Becky *phone rings* Becky: hello Officer:😮 Me: 🙃
I got clocked at over 250kph by Federal Police once - i was overseas. I was driving an Audi with a 2.0 Turbo FSI. My NZ license saved the day. And my strong argument about modern day car technology and places like the Autobahn. Ended up having a nice chat with the officer instead...who let me go after promising not to try my luck again, to which i fully agreed and complied. Try that in an interstate!
This is wildly coincidental timing. I got pulled over an hour ago and the cop refused to tell me what law I broke until I gave her my ID. She then gave me a warning for a broken tail light even though I told her I have an appointment set next week to get it fixed. Nice to now know what I got wrong
When it comes to rolling your window down generally (to my knowledge check for yourself with a lawyer) is that you don't need to fully roll the window down as long as documents can pass thru and that there are even places where you don't have to do it at all.
Fun fact: if an unmarked police vehicle is attempting to pull you over, you are allowed to not pull over and call 911 to confirm that it is a legitimate traffic stop. If it is, then you proceed as normal, but if the person answering your calls states that it is not a legitimate stop, then continue to drive as police units in the area will be notified and will arrive to settle things.
I feel like seeing all these horror stories on the news about everything that happens to people with the cops makes me panic more when I see flashing cop lights
Infographics: "You may want to record the procedings" Me: "Hey everybody, I am here today at a traffic stop, and today's video is brought by the Florida Highway Patrol!"
It’s important to note that you should pull over yo your right emergency lane or bike lane versus your left. My friend got a double ticket for speeding and stopping in the left emergency lane.
An unmarked police trooper pulled over my buddy once. He drove to the nearest police station that was about 5 miles away because he wasn't 100% certain it was a real cop because anyone can get flashing lights put on their vehicle. In the end he got a warning about a brake light that was out.
Sure, cops aren't allowed to pull you over just because you look suspicious, but they still do it anyway. They just make up an excuse like that you didn't stop fully at a stop sign, or something like that.
Steven Anita Smith there are lots of small things they can get you for, they normally won’t cite you for it though if you don’t have anything larger then that
"What you should NOT do IF you are stopped by a cop".. That's right..IF I'm stopped by a cop, because I'm not stopping. Just try ta stop me, copper! You'll never take me alive, see! nyaaa!!😬
The problem with this is annoying because if your a cop you just want to stop the guy and get on with your day, not call your supervisor and make him take you to the station.
One time a police car was coming right at me and my mom’s car and then just passed us. Me and my mom were pretty scared. We thought he or she was coming for us.
Kim Jong Un don’t get a lawyer until they say you have a hearing or court case Bcz if you don’t and you say you want a lawyer your just wasting your money for a lawyer when you don’t even have a case
In Florida if the police don't feel like waiting for the red light to change they just put their overhead lights on and go through the red light. I saw it just yesterday.
Talk to the police as little as is possible and always politely assert your rights, even when completely innocent. They're the rights we all have, not just guilty folk.
I've been pulled over once. To back this up I ride a bicycle to and from work everyday. So anyway. I was heading home late one night from work. I then see blue and white lights flashing. Long story short a cop pulls me over for my back light not working and me not wearing a safety vest at night. He just gave me a warning and told me to be safe at night while riding a bike.
I'm sorry if you're riding a bike at night then you need to be visible nonetheless you're wanting to die then go ahead my sister it was 14 and she was out biking it it's about 10:00 on her way home she was in all black and she got struck by a car and killed 10 years ago so yes please keep visible
Attorney here: Um, reasonable suspicion can be "found" or "exaggerated". Meaning, they can pull you over for looking like a weirdo and simply make something up. "Your brake light looks defective" "You swerved a bit" "I didn't see your seat belt on" "I smelled marijuana when you went by" None of these have to be true, but the officer simply "thinking" these things grants him enough to fulfill reasonable suspicion. This can grant him access to find another reason to harass you or even administer a Terry Frisk. Know your rights people BUT ALSO, know common police tactics that's used to "get around" your rights
4:12 why is the passenger seat belt buckled but not the driver's seat belt? Edit: I've gotten more likes than this, but I was still surprised when I came to check on this comment. Thanks, I guess
Some cars/buses have seat belts that would emit sounds if they were unbuckled. Therefore, seat belts of empty seats needed to be buckled otherwise they would emit distracting noises.
Some states, such as Washington state, does not require residents in complying with a stop if the stop is not while you're operating a car. So if you're a pedestrian in some states, you don't have to comply with a stop based on only suspicion.
@@mattd2026 I think this video is accurate on paper. But these scenarios imply that both the citizen and the officer are going to do everything right and by the book.
@@aziirax3400 That's because scores of cops are prejudicial and racist. If course, I doubt you'd know because you aren't Black or a brown or dark skinned minority.
I recommend, pulling over with hazards on, all windows down, interior lights on, hands on the wheel, informing the officer before reaching to the glove box or your pocket for documentation like registration or license being respectful and honest with the officer it's likely to get you out of a ticket because you are being understanding and respectful
Ryan Springer contrary to unnecessary opinion, I didn’t come here to change your mind, I just came to say my piece of perspective lol. Ignore me if you disagree with me
So I *can* use my fifth amendment rights and not say anything to an officer when they pull me over, but it's not recommended because it might escalate the situation? That says a lot, and absolutely none of it is positive.
I mean, use your 5th amendment rights all you want. If you get pulled over by a traffic infraction, greet the cop, give whatever they need to identify you, and you might be let off on a warning (depending on your record).
You also need to state that you’re experiencing your 5th amendment rights:. Just sitting there silent is not enough, “Sorry sir, ma’am , I don’t answer questions “
THE GRUMPY DRAGON but that can’t be proven in court so it doesn’t matter 🤷🏻♂️ Would you lie for something if you knew you would get caught every single time? Exactly...
Ninja1inblack your comment is very aggressive I wasn’t saying anything about court Just expressing a truth the police do this to pull individuals over. So chill and pull that corn cob out
What I was taught ( what I taught my self). 1. Pull over 2. Put your hands on the deck of your car. 3. If they ask for your ID ( the safest choice) you might want to ask if you can get out the car, and get your ID ( so they don’t think your pulling out a weapon.) 4. If asked to step out the car, (JUST STEP OUT!) no attitude needed. Try not to argue. Just answer every question they might have. And listen to what they are telling you and follow the ‘rules’. 5. If you are asked to step in the police car, you always have the right to remain silence. These are my Self Taught Police ‘Amendments’.
PinkWarrior 051 you have the right to be silent the second they start asking you questions. Probs not the best to say “lawyer” when they say you know why I pulled you over? It’ll just escalate things
Another side of this is the fact that there are rude cops out there that forgotten the laws that they are supposed to enforce and the Constitution rights of the people they are supposed to protect. For example, there is a video on RUclips of a person explaining how the Supreme court ruled that filming in public is legal, the ride cop said "I don't care what the Supreme court ruled!" he should have been fired there right on the spot.
@@froggyplatypus That's valid, Snow flying off your back window or roof can distract the drivers behind you who were not too lazy to clear off their car.
@@froggyplatypus That's a valid stop. It's not a ticket able offense but a stop that comes with a warning. If they deem that something is dangerous without the driver's knowledge, they'll pull them over, inform them, and let the driver go
Tiffany Ulloa yes my officers have abused this but i apologize and hope you start asking for a supervisor or use Miranda 1 you have the right to remain silent
@@froggyplatypus valid pull over it can distract drivers and block view , most of the people in this comment section are prob those big brain blue man baddddddddddddddddd people
As someone who works for a police department (I’m not an officer), if the police want to stop you they will. You can be stopped for a license plate light, something hanging from the rear view mirror, a cracked windshield, driving below the speed limit, failure to maintain lane (even if your tires just touched the double yellow line), driving in the left lane without passing someone (failure to keep right), throwing a cigarette out the window and the list goes on and on. I’ve seen these simple infractions lead to arrests because once you technically violate the law, they have a right to stop and identify you. You can have warrants, have drugs in the car, Smell like alcohol etc
Being stopped by a cop is like being approached by a robber. 1) remain calm 2) don't make any sudden moves. 3) don't resist 4) comply and you may make it out alive.
Here in Belgium, when you refuse a breathalizer, not only are you taken to jail to spend the night there, they also call a doctor to take your blood to see if you're over the legal alcohol limit. If you refuse that, it's defenitely gonna go in front of court later on.
The prejudice civillians get from the court when facing a officer is pretty rough imo though Edit:and on the road or street anywhere really but it all depends on the person behind the badge not the badge itself when curruption is rife things dont go as they should Thats anything in this world sadly though *coughs* "corporations"
If a cop says, "you look suspicious!" Then ask, "of committing, having committed, or about to commit a crime?" If you're sure the answer is no, challenge the cop then! Other tips: *Cops are able to look inside your car from the outside. This is known as plain-view doctrine. However, any search that seems intrusive does violate the 4th Amendment. And this includes cops putting their hands in your pockets. *You have a right to remain silent, AT ALL TIMES! It is not your job to help a cop perform an investigation! *Freedom of Speech! You can say ALMOST whatever you want! There are a few exceptions to Freedom of Speech. Gone are the days when cops can arrest people or demand respect just because people are rude to them. People now know their rights, including Freedom of Speech. *Freedom of the Press! If you can legally see it, YOU CAN LEGALLY FILM IT! You know, dash cams and Google Maps! Freedom of the Press is a right to all Americans, not just those who work for large news media outlets! *Police departments have Codes of Conduct! If you think a cop is violating their own Code of Conduct, challenge them!
Actually, depending on the situation and state you're in, officers can be issued a warant to tear apart your vehicle if there's a high suspicion of illegal objects in your vehicle, but this will normally be a result of a k-9 unit sniff-searching the car
What if you are pulled over at night and have a special needs passenger who has seizures as a result of strobe lights, can you request that they turn the lights off or the stop be moved to a location where they are unnecessary so that the passenger doesn't have a seizure and need to go to the hospital?
fyi you need to say you ask to use your fifth right, you can t just stay silent, you have to verbalise i plead fifth amendement and wish to remain silent. Also, you have to answer to any lawful order and even to unlawful ones. You can argue in court afterwards if it was not lawful but you must at each order as them explicitly if this is an order. If it is a request, that means they don't have the right to ask. If they say it is a lawful order, film it, comply and then go to court if it was not. All cases, I think a dashcam or your phone on recording video / audio might be a good idea.
In Pennsylvania you can make a legal U-turn to avoid a DUI checkpoint if you don't want to go through it. It went to our states Supreme Court in 1999 (Commonwealth v. Scavello). You just need to make sure you signal properly.
There are challenges to the topic of refusing a drug dog search on the basis that a dog can be trained to "signal" for a drug smell by the handler, which thusly gives officers to search the vehicle anyway regardless of no consent given by the driver. It's happened to innocent people, and on top of that, there are times officers "find" drugs in a car, when the driver clearly knows, for 100% fact, that there was no drug in their car to begin with. there is proof that cops plant drugs, videos have been out proving that for some time.
Kyouko Toshino you only really need to roll down one window. And I get it if you don’t know how to speak/insane social anxiety. But just talk to the cop. It’s just like any other conversation.
Only one window should be rolled down. Turn off the engine. Place your hands a reasonable place (not in a glove department, pockets, or any where that looks suspicious af). And talk to the police like a normal person would do, that'll most likely get you a warning instead of a ticket/arrest. Just don't say anything incriminating
I get followed and pulled over all the time by the police. First they say "you have a warrant for your arrest" which turns out not be true, then they change their story and makes up some lame excuse and says "I stopped you because your clear coat of your license plate is starting too peel, which also is not true. I get "warnings" every time, but it does get annoying every time when the cops follows you because they are bored or something, maybe because I use to drive pass by a police station everyday.
Whether or not the cop's wrong it's best to do as they say, keep your anger inside, and fight it in court later if you disagree. You're not going to win an argument with an officer on the roadside. It'll only make things worst for you (get charged with more crimes or the officer might get violent in extreme cases) and it may make you look bad to the court, making it harder for you to win your case.
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Do you panic if you see the police lights flashing behind you? What's on your mind then?
The Infographics Show i mean, I don’t know anybody who wouldn’t panic
Drive faster! Police is unable to stop me, just because
Despacito
Drive off road
My mind goes crazy and starts thinking of the worst case scenario. I think I might go to jail they might find something even though I don't have anything to hide!!! I'm always respectful as well. I never give them an attitude. I have learned that I do have rights though. I have some stories about getting pulled over. Basically if you are nice 90% they will let you free with just a warning!
Cop: license and registration
Me: Hold my beer
The Wealth Generator haha
That better not be an open container 😉
lol
Cops: Papers
Me: scissors
Exactly!
"How high are you?"
"What?"
"High"
"Hello"
Cop: How high are you?
Me: No, It's Hi how are you?
High, how are ya?
Are you high, how?
never heard this joke before
Better version
Cop: how high are you?
Me: Well I’m fine thank you!
High you are how
You should NOT say "would you like some drugs sir?"
You should*
Cop: *Looks around* Let's make a deal....
Why
“ uh I mean I take drugs sir”
😁
Cop: Do u know why I pulled u over?
Me In My Bugatti: *BeCaUsE I LeT YoU*
*Laughs in Gucci*
Randy *Gets tased in LV*
*Chuckles in Rolls Royce*
Lol
That's okay we'll just mail you your ticket
Just act natural
*Jumps out and runs away and eventually gets tased*
*Or gets shot with a full clip
If your a violent merciless felon, getting out and running IS natural.
@digital1911 you get the point.
Shot**
Or don't be black.
America: the police pull you over
Soviet russia: the people pull you over
Florida:
the car pulls the police over
California: The car chases the police
GTA: The police chases, but never catches the car
The people pull you over?
...........Ok.
What have I brought myself into😂😂😂
Why are people following the law in GTA the cops can't keep up smh
Do you be. Springtrap!!!!!! Please😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Because all your writers were pulled over and the ringleader was put on death row! Got the electric chair on December
You just made my day. 😂
Spongebob SquarePants nobody pulls over in GTA when the cops have their sirens on.
Ah yes Justin Y's Alt
Cops: get out of the car
Me: how about you get in the car
cops : "get out the car "
Me : *gets out the car *
Ok..
I don't get it?
Cops: Pikachu shocked face*
@@ClipMF it can be seen as you being violent
A cop almost pulled out his gun when I was 12
"Just act normal, don't break any laws, and don't look suspicious. Also video record the entire thing and refuse to say anything about the situation except what's legally required."
Once I had to call the police because a cop was going over the speed limit and ran a red light, that police did the same so I had to call another police
The thing is that when cops respond to robbery or burglary alarms, they usually have their siren turned off. They’ll usually just flash the lights but not the sirens for a second and cross. Same with fights. Some departments only allow the officer to have a code 2 response but most would cut through lights because someone might get hurt. You don’t want an injured person or a barricaded suspect with hostages.
...
R/woooosh
Hahaha...
@afootineachworld the question that startled everybody
Me: gets pulled over by cop
Cop: I’m about to end this mans entire career
That happens daily
westcoastmickey especially on LivePD
What career
That cop at 3:22 looks like a waifu
westcoastmickey you’re not wrong
Someone murders someone
Officer:
Me Jay walking
Officer: CALL THE SWAT TEAM
Salty Pepper
Black dude: * tries to pull out his ID
Cops: * pulls out ak 47,Mac 11, glocks and 9s
Snitch
Someone: Does something illegal
**Gets arrested**
_Makes a surprise pikachu face as to why you got arrested_
XD
@@FirstnameLastname-bx4zk that would be african americans with the ak47, mac 11, glocks and 9s. I believe you might be thinking of a drive-by not a traffic stop.
4:37... "a suspicious buldge in your pants".... OWO I wonder what it could be~
*Insert Lenny Face*
"I'm just glad to see you officer."
Officer: where are you heading
Me: to your wife’s house
Officer: sir step out of the car
Me: *steps out of car with a smile on my face*
Officer: sir do you have any weapons on you
Me: just the bbc your wife’s been craving all night
Officer: sir please be serious
Me: hey Siri call Becky
*phone rings*
Becky: hello
Officer:😮
Me: 🙃
My conceal carry glock
I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT LIKE THIS LOL
Me: watches this when cops pull me over
Cop : starts watching it with me
@Agt.BADASS no
LOL THATS FUNNY
Then have a beer with him.
I got clocked at over 250kph by Federal Police once - i was overseas. I was driving an Audi with a 2.0 Turbo FSI. My NZ license saved the day. And my strong argument about modern day car technology and places like the Autobahn. Ended up having a nice chat with the officer instead...who let me go after promising not to try my luck again, to which i fully agreed and complied. Try that in an interstate!
This is wildly coincidental timing. I got pulled over an hour ago and the cop refused to tell me what law I broke until I gave her my ID. She then gave me a warning for a broken tail light even though I told her I have an appointment set next week to get it fixed. Nice to now know what I got wrong
Cop: “License and registration?”
Me: *Starts peeing everywhere*
Kuld lol wut😂😂
"You have 4th ammendment rights. Unless the cops decide to violate them systematically."
When it comes to rolling your window down generally (to my knowledge check for yourself with a lawyer) is that you don't need to fully roll the window down as long as documents can pass thru and that there are even places where you don't have to do it at all.
“suspicious bulge in your pants” i’m dead 😂😂😂
Fun fact: if an unmarked police vehicle is attempting to pull you over, you are allowed to not pull over and call 911 to confirm that it is a legitimate traffic stop. If it is, then you proceed as normal, but if the person answering your calls states that it is not a legitimate stop, then continue to drive as police units in the area will be notified and will arrive to settle things.
I feel like seeing all these horror stories on the news about everything that happens to people with the cops makes me panic more when I see flashing cop lights
Try your hardest not to be a minority if your pulled over
*pulls up class change UI*
XD
Minorities are more likely to commit violent crimes
@@clintbandura9018 yeah so that is why they are stopped more
@UC0erGayJKd_bWpC2HrIF-9A oh yes just because people are poor means their bad news! Just stop...
Infographics: "You may want to record the procedings"
Me: "Hey everybody, I am here today at a traffic stop, and today's video is brought by the Florida Highway Patrol!"
Cops: sir are you on any drugs?
Me: yes I mean no I’m not on any drugs
Cop: 👀
Ive spotted a youngling hope anakin doesnt show up
@@davidsonleo yes
It’s important to note that you should pull over yo your right emergency lane or bike lane versus your left. My friend got a double ticket for speeding and stopping in the left emergency lane.
_Flashbacks of Chris Rock's "How to not get your @&# kicked by the police."_
An unmarked police trooper pulled over my buddy once. He drove to the nearest police station that was about 5 miles away because he wasn't 100% certain it was a real cop because anyone can get flashing lights put on their vehicle. In the end he got a warning about a brake light that was out.
Sure, cops aren't allowed to pull you over just because you look suspicious, but they still do it anyway. They just make up an excuse like that you didn't stop fully at a stop sign, or something like that.
Steven Anita Smith there are lots of small things they can get you for, they normally won’t cite you for it though if you don’t have anything larger then that
Aucually cops can pull you over for conspiracy to commit crime,suspicious. Activity, and also reasonable suspicion. Learn real laws first ;)
Yes! The most common is "you were swerving a little" or crossing the yellow and/or white line
Never consent to a search without a warrant.
cop: “step out the vehicle sir”
me: “are u mad at me?”
Turn off the engine, place keys on dash, place both hands on wheel.
Yeah, but how do you make a 10 minute video out of that solid advice?
Turn off the engine, place keys on dash, place both hands on wheel.
And answer with "hello officer" rather than "hey man I wasn't speeding or nothing"
@@Ryanbmc4 9 minutes and 36 seconds
turn off the keys, place hands on the engine, place wheel on the dash
"What you should NOT do IF you are stopped by a cop"..
That's right..IF I'm stopped by a cop, because I'm not stopping. Just try ta stop me, copper! You'll never take me alive, see! nyaaa!!😬
*pulls out syringe* Are you sure about that?
Don’t run. It’s not worth it 🤦🏻♂️
What you do is tell the cops that they shouldn't look in the trunk.
Nicholas Thompson this wasn’t a woosh idiot he said don’t run tf
*Taser noises*
The problem with this is annoying because if your a cop you just want to stop the guy and get on with your day, not call your supervisor and make him take you to the station.
Paint myself white. And give them a 🍩
😂😂😂
and say that you like their hat
Lol
Jessie S. Not funny Mexican
One time a police car was coming right at me and my mom’s car and then just passed us. Me and my mom were pretty scared. We thought he or she was coming for us.
Real tip: any question just say “I don’t legally have to answer that and I won’t without a lawyer
They know real world most people,not all but Most people don't have a lawyer.
97warlock ismyname everyone is entitled to a lawyer.
Obstruction of justice is a real thing, but yeah, clam up.
Kim Jong Un don’t get a lawyer until they say you have a hearing or court case Bcz if you don’t and you say you want a lawyer your just wasting your money for a lawyer when you don’t even have a case
Not any. It's a fine line. Each state varies in what questions you must answer
In Florida if the police don't feel like waiting for the red light to change they just put their overhead lights on and go through the red light. I saw it just yesterday.
Talk to the police as little as is possible and always politely assert your rights, even when completely innocent. They're the rights we all have, not just guilty folk.
4:36
Cops: is that a concealed carry or are u just happy to see me?
Cop- "Do you know why I pulled you over?" Driver- "Because I let you."
I've been pulled over once. To back this up I ride a bicycle to and from work everyday. So anyway. I was heading home late one night from work. I then see blue and white lights flashing. Long story short a cop pulls me over for my back light not working and me not wearing a safety vest at night. He just gave me a warning and told me to be safe at night while riding a bike.
I'm sorry if you're riding a bike at night then you need to be visible nonetheless you're wanting to die then go ahead my sister it was 14 and she was out biking it it's about 10:00 on her way home she was in all black and she got struck by a car and killed 10 years ago so yes please keep visible
I remember a cop was going way past the speed limit and almost hit my mom and didn't have his sirens on and he gave her a ticket 😂
Russia?
Sue him
He must’ve had a problem with his car. I’d have ticketed her too if she’s blocking my car!
@@aspiechan420 yeah sure
Attorney here:
Um, reasonable suspicion can be "found" or "exaggerated". Meaning, they can pull you over for looking like a weirdo and simply make something up.
"Your brake light looks defective"
"You swerved a bit"
"I didn't see your seat belt on"
"I smelled marijuana when you went by"
None of these have to be true, but the officer simply "thinking" these things grants him enough to fulfill reasonable suspicion. This can grant him access to find another reason to harass you or even administer a Terry Frisk.
Know your rights people BUT ALSO, know common police tactics that's used to "get around" your rights
4:12 why is the passenger seat belt buckled but not the driver's seat belt?
Edit: I've gotten more likes than this, but I was still surprised when I came to check on this comment. Thanks, I guess
might be why the driver is pulled over
Ballistic missiles can now reach U.S homeland 🚀
Some cars/buses have seat belts that would emit sounds if they were unbuckled. Therefore, seat belts of empty seats needed to be buckled otherwise they would emit distracting noises.
@@CaptainM792 but what about the drivers seat belt?
why do people like you feel the need to acknowledge you got likes on your comment
Without any doubt, this is the MOST accurate video regarding this subject matter I have ever seen.
In America try your absolute best to not be black or mexican. If you follow that simple rule you'll be fine.
OH *NO*
I’m One if those, and I’m another minority.
*HECCC*
Yeah because being Mexican in Mexico was obviously so great you came here
b camp, born here...
Sky Bloom Are you being held here against your will?
b camp, nah mate, I was born here.
Some states, such as Washington state, does not require residents in complying with a stop if the stop is not while you're operating a car.
So if you're a pedestrian in some states, you don't have to comply with a stop based on only suspicion.
I like this channel. But in-practice, in the real world, the teachings of this video don't hold up at all.
How so?
Actually this video is almost 100% accurate.
@@mattd2026 I think this video is accurate on paper. But these scenarios imply that both the citizen and the officer are going to do everything right and by the book.
not in the US
@@jadenasher6290 in what way would it not go exactly by the book?
BTW asking for a supervisor is a dumb question which will take hours before one can get there and most of the time they won’t come
what I should not do?
**laughs in black person**
brandon [HB] lol sad but true.
and another person thinking all cops are racist
@@aziirax3400 That's because scores of cops are prejudicial and racist. If course, I doubt you'd know because you aren't Black or a brown or dark skinned minority.
I recommend, pulling over with hazards on, all windows down, interior lights on, hands on the wheel, informing the officer before reaching to the glove box or your pocket for documentation like registration or license being respectful and honest with the officer it's likely to get you out of a ticket because you are being understanding and respectful
Love your channel keep up the great work my friend
Thank you! ♥
1:30
Minorities: “Riiiiiiiight”
Don’t even act like what I said doesn’t have an ounce of truth in it 🤷🏾♂️
it doesnt
I blame the institutional racism that no-one can prove.
*Change my mind*
Ryan Springer contrary to unnecessary opinion, I didn’t come here to change your mind, I just came to say my piece of perspective lol. Ignore me if you disagree with me
Time for “what you SHOULD do when you’re pulled over”
You: You see officer... *Unbuttons your shirt*
Cop:
Be friendly for one us officers like nice people it makes it easer and if you feel threatened by the officer ask for a supervisor or there Sargent
So I *can* use my fifth amendment rights and not say anything to an officer when they pull me over, but it's not recommended because it might escalate the situation?
That says a lot, and absolutely none of it is positive.
I mean, use your 5th amendment rights all you want. If you get pulled over by a traffic infraction, greet the cop, give whatever they need to identify you, and you might be let off on a warning (depending on your record).
You also need to state that you’re experiencing your 5th amendment rights:. Just sitting there silent is not enough, “Sorry sir, ma’am , I don’t answer questions “
They lie
Say you’re speeding
THE GRUMPY DRAGON but that can’t be proven in court so it doesn’t matter 🤷🏻♂️ Would you lie for something if you knew you would get caught every single time? Exactly...
Ninja1inblack your comment is very aggressive I wasn’t saying anything about court Just expressing a truth the police do this to pull individuals over. So chill and pull that corn cob out
Just plead the fifth that’s what i recommend.
THE GRUMPY DRAGON well radar can show evidence but if you feel they are lying ask for a supervisor
Cop pulls me over
Me: jumps into back seat
What not to do if pulled over:
1. Refuse to show licence and registration.
2. Admit fault.
3. Be black.
I like the Infographics Show. Do you have a version for the black community?
What I was taught ( what I taught my self).
1. Pull over
2. Put your hands on the deck of your car.
3. If they ask for your ID ( the safest choice) you might want to ask if you can get out the car, and get your ID ( so they don’t think your pulling out a weapon.)
4. If asked to step out the car, (JUST STEP OUT!) no attitude needed. Try not to argue. Just answer every question they might have. And listen to what they are telling you and follow the ‘rules’.
5. If you are asked to step in the police car, you always have the right to remain silence.
These are my Self Taught Police ‘Amendments’.
PinkWarrior 051 you have the right to be silent the second they start asking you questions. Probs not the best to say “lawyer” when they say you know why I pulled you over? It’ll just escalate things
Hugh G. Rection yah.
And let the white cop touch you?
Another side of this is the fact that there are rude cops out there that forgotten the laws that they are supposed to enforce and the Constitution rights of the people they are supposed to protect. For example, there is a video on RUclips of a person explaining how the Supreme court ruled that filming in public is legal, the ride cop said "I don't care what the Supreme court ruled!" he should have been fired there right on the spot.
6:02 That just sounds like kink shaming if rope and handcuffs say that message to law enforcement.
North Koera : gets shot for running a red light
Person : but I dont have a car
When a cop stop you tell him that his badge fell off and *_RUnnnnnn_*
In Michigan we close a Rode because it was under construction and not really a road anymore.
Next time go over felony stops. It is an interesting concept that few actually understand. If you need verification HMU.
4:37 "if you have a suspecious bludge in your pants" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
cops just pull random people over for no reason and say "suspicious activity"
I got pulled over once for having snow on my back window that was only wiped off by the wiper blade. This was deemed too much snow.
@@froggyplatypus That's valid, Snow flying off your back window or roof can distract the drivers behind you who were not too lazy to clear off their car.
@@froggyplatypus That's a valid stop. It's not a ticket able offense but a stop that comes with a warning. If they deem that something is dangerous without the driver's knowledge, they'll pull them over, inform them, and let the driver go
Tiffany Ulloa yes my officers have abused this but i apologize and hope you start asking for a supervisor or use Miranda 1 you have the right to remain silent
@@froggyplatypus valid pull over it can distract drivers and block view , most of the people in this comment section are prob those big brain blue man baddddddddddddddddd people
As someone who works for a police department (I’m not an officer), if the police want to stop you they will. You can be stopped for a license plate light, something hanging from the rear view mirror, a cracked windshield, driving below the speed limit, failure to maintain lane (even if your tires just touched the double yellow line), driving in the left lane without passing someone (failure to keep right), throwing a cigarette out the window and the list goes on and on. I’ve seen these simple infractions lead to arrests because once you technically violate the law, they have a right to stop and identify you. You can have warrants, have drugs in the car, Smell like alcohol etc
Being stopped by a cop is like being approached by a robber.
1) remain calm
2) don't make any sudden moves.
3) don't resist
4) comply and you may make it out alive.
Michael Robertson ok don’t compare us to robbers please
And 5,let the white cop put his hands on you,right Mike,the onus is always on us,never on the white cop?
Only in the USA.
Here in Belgium, when you refuse a breathalizer, not only are you taken to jail to spend the night there, they also call a doctor to take your blood to see if you're over the legal alcohol limit. If you refuse that, it's defenitely gonna go in front of court later on.
The prejudice civillians get from the court when facing a officer is pretty rough imo though
Edit:and on the road or street anywhere really but it all depends on the person behind the badge not the badge itself when curruption is rife things dont go as they should
Thats anything in this world sadly though *coughs* "corporations"
If a cop says, "you look suspicious!"
Then ask, "of committing, having committed, or about to commit a crime?"
If you're sure the answer is no, challenge the cop then!
Other tips:
*Cops are able to look inside your car from the outside. This is known as plain-view doctrine. However, any search that seems intrusive does violate the 4th Amendment. And this includes cops putting their hands in your pockets.
*You have a right to remain silent, AT ALL TIMES! It is not your job to help a cop perform an investigation!
*Freedom of Speech! You can say ALMOST whatever you want! There are a few exceptions to Freedom of Speech. Gone are the days when cops can arrest people or demand respect just because people are rude to them. People now know their rights, including Freedom of Speech.
*Freedom of the Press! If you can legally see it, YOU CAN LEGALLY FILM IT! You know, dash cams and Google Maps! Freedom of the Press is a right to all Americans, not just those who work for large news media outlets!
*Police departments have Codes of Conduct! If you think a cop is violating their own Code of Conduct, challenge them!
As far as I'm concerned "you look suspicious" doesn't require any sort of response
Early, and love ur vids.
Thank you! ♥
Actually, depending on the situation and state you're in, officers can be issued a warant to tear apart your vehicle if there's a high suspicion of illegal objects in your vehicle, but this will normally be a result of a k-9 unit sniff-searching the car
Problem is cops will pretend that their dog was alerted by something
A cop pulled me over and said "Papers" Then i said scissors and drove off. I think he wants a rematch since he's been following me for the past hour.
3:27 lol that guy is in love with that officer
What if you are pulled over at night and have a special needs passenger who has seizures as a result of strobe lights, can you request that they turn the lights off or the stop be moved to a location where they are unnecessary so that the passenger doesn't have a seizure and need to go to the hospital?
Then don’t look at the lights
@@infiniteblue895 brilliant genius can you come up with a better one
fyi you need to say you ask to use your fifth right, you can t just stay silent, you have to verbalise i plead fifth amendement and wish to remain silent. Also, you have to answer to any lawful order and even to unlawful ones. You can argue in court afterwards if it was not lawful but you must at each order as them explicitly if this is an order. If it is a request, that means they don't have the right to ask. If they say it is a lawful order, film it, comply and then go to court if it was not. All cases, I think a dashcam or your phone on recording video / audio might be a good idea.
duh everyone knows that you *start recording..*
🤷
Preferably in vertical
Worldstar
Assorted Tiger16 Honestly, widescreen disgust me
"I do not participate in your laws"
I don't understand but 100 lile
In Pennsylvania you can make a legal U-turn to avoid a DUI checkpoint if you don't want to go through it. It went to our states Supreme Court in 1999 (Commonwealth v. Scavello). You just need to make sure you signal properly.
Here in America we carry day old donuts to mellow out obnoxious cops.
Bad cop
No donut!
This helped me so much! Thank you!
21 Thavage except for some incorrect pars
The K9 is taught to always alert even when there’s no drugs in the car!
There are challenges to the topic of refusing a drug dog search on the basis that a dog can be trained to "signal" for a drug smell by the handler, which thusly gives officers to search the vehicle anyway regardless of no consent given by the driver.
It's happened to innocent people, and on top of that, there are times officers "find" drugs in a car, when the driver clearly knows, for 100% fact, that there was no drug in their car to begin with.
there is proof that cops plant drugs, videos have been out proving that for some time.
Don’t build a 1x1 and try to double pump them
PinkABlink cuz they have tfue
Drivers need more rights!!
Roll down all windows, turn on dome light, hands on wheel, say nothing except name address and birthday
Kyouko Toshino you only really need to roll down one window. And I get it if you don’t know how to speak/insane social anxiety. But just talk to the cop. It’s just like any other conversation.
Only one window should be rolled down. Turn off the engine. Place your hands a reasonable place (not in a glove department, pockets, or any where that looks suspicious af). And talk to the police like a normal person would do, that'll most likely get you a warning instead of a ticket/arrest. Just don't say anything incriminating
@Niklas S
I ain't going in alive! 🔫
I get followed and pulled over all the time by the police. First they say "you have a warrant for your arrest" which turns out not be true, then they change their story and makes up some lame excuse and says "I stopped you because your clear coat of your license plate is starting too peel, which also is not true. I get "warnings" every time, but it does get annoying every time when the cops follows you because they are bored or something, maybe because I use to drive pass by a police station everyday.
One time my dad was pulled over for "driving to perfectly" and the cop was suspicious of drugs
I haven't heard any laws against "driving too perfectly" so his reasoning is insufficient
@@thakraken6995 cut to 8 years later our county is under investigation for corrupt cops
Whether or not the cop's wrong it's best to do as they say, keep your anger inside, and fight it in court later if you disagree. You're not going to win an argument with an officer on the roadside. It'll only make things worst for you (get charged with more crimes or the officer might get violent in extreme cases) and it may make you look bad to the court, making it harder for you to win your case.
Future video detailing how "sovereign citizens" are not legally protected?
In L. A. WERE ALWAYS MATCH AS CRIME SUSPECT
Works like 50% of the time for me but I usually just tell the truth. Got me out of a lot of speeding tickets.
agree
If you have that many speeding tickets take a driving course
9:19
I feel drivers need *more* rights, like the right to know the exact warrant for a legal charge....