You have to invoke it first or it won’t count. Silence itself isn’t assumed as invoking your 5th amendment rights. It’s a common misconception and frankly why the Supreme Court ruling on it is stupid. But it is what it is.
I like how the xanax girl said the last time that they put her in a mental hospital, her grandparents "couldn't find her for weeks". I'm sure they were trying their best, not taking their time at ALL. nope.
@@columbusohio72you mean cops that are polite and treat the public with regard even though the public talks down to them and gets belligerent and irate simply because they were pulled over the fact of the matter is 9 out of 10 times these Jack wagons make the police stop longer than needs to be if you comply they'll let you off on a lot of things it's your demeanor the dictates whether you're going to go home whether you're going to get a ticket or whether you're going to spend the night in jail
Loosen up, I guess people don't have a right to express themselves anymore even when they have the right to remain silent. Not everyone was raised aware of these things even if they seem so basic to people like us.
I loved the boyfriend "shut the fuck up before u get a felony over some dumb shit!" Sometimes we have to save those we love from themselves 😂 she should've listened to him
@@adammurphy3754 Ok, so I had to watch this thing AGAIN, because you could not check it for yourself, but here it is - 21:20, read the 4th thing she is charged with.
He said that like he knows she will keep doing it until she gets (another) charge...like this isn't the first time. Even the Dog was like... Yup... this be normal for round here!
Second arrrest - i can make a concrete conclusion. She said he pulled out a gun , pointed at her, asked for her drivers license, and then randomly yanked her. Luckily, ALL of that interaction was on film and none of that was true - at all. She was ordered out of the car and she refused and had to be yanked out. Period. And of course discovered she broke multiple traffic laws. Thank goodness for body cam.
@@shachede6828 the refusal was when they tried to stop her blocks before they actually got to her. She kept driving after the sirens and lights went off.
@@Kyllybe thing is, it wasn't even a gun? Wasn't it his taser? It looked yellow to me.. He even said: you're gonna get tased" before "yanking" her out of the car.🤷🏻♀
@Burger_pants confidently incorrect much? It's a highway patrolman's literal job to run plates. They don't need probable cause to do it. They can absolutely run any plate they see for any reason, or for no reason at all, and they aren't violating your rights by doing so. Honestly; try to attain at least a baseline understanding of laws in your jurisdiction before spouting off online. Just FYI.
Even if she was listening to loud music IT IS HER RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF HER SURROUNDINGS including whether a lit up police car is behind her. In this case, ignorance isn’t an excuse. What if she had been delaying an ambulance or fire truck behind her? First thing I learned in driver’s education was constant situational awareness. Being oblivious is a good way to get dead or cause another’s death. Awareness has saved me many times.
She knew the officer was there. It sounds like she was calling someone and hoping they’d meet up with her to “save” her. She’s still screaming for them to help when she’s pulled out of the car. I highly doubt the music was up that loud the whole way, otherwise she wouldn’t be able to hear the person she was on the phone with. Just another person who thinks the rules don’t apply and they should never be held accountable.
If a cop came up to me yelling with a gun out I would've been so apologetic for not seeing them and been cooperative af at that point 😂 like the gravity of the situation didn't hit her. But I will say that cop came it too damn hot.
@@shelbyseitzinger927 I did a pretty in-depth study of excessive force in law enforcement back in grad school. Granted, this was data available as of 2014, but by and large I imagine you’d get the same results I did even today. One of the primary factors that determines how “aggressive” an officer is, if not the most important, has more to do with the officer’s experience on the job and their perceived safety wearing the badge than anything else. Many departments include in their training videos such as this one, and worse; they show recruits and veterans alike the dash cam and body cam footage of their colleagues being ambushed and/or gunned down in the field. This is for training purposes to help officers stay more aware of their surroundings and the nonverbal cues given off by their suspects. Sometimes there’s no predicting or stopping what’s coming, but officers are still tasked with actively investigating and apprehending the most vile people our world has to offer, all while knowing damn well that some of them would gladly open fire on anyone in uniform. After cataloging tens or hundreds of thousands of data points and putting them through specialized software, one ratio popped out; an officer’s risk of using excessive force is largely determined by two factors; their exposure to violence on the job, and how much of their time is spent dealing with it. If you compare the total number of violent crimes reported and responded to by law enforcement to the number of law enforcement officers employed to deal with them, that’s the factor that seems to most determine that risk. This doesn’t mean that other officers won’t step over the line, but even there the same factors apply; the more an officer has been shown, through training or experience, that their life may be in danger on any given day, the more likely they are to get aggressive when they don’t necessarily need to. Every time a suspect speeds off, starts acting antsy, gets aggressive, or starts making sudden antagonizing moves, they’re reminded of videos of their colleagues being gunned down, and their training that proves that a suspect can draw and fire before their victim has time to react effectively. A suspect with a knife can cover 30 feet and deal a lethal blow before an officer can draw, aim, and fire, taxers don’t always work (and certainly not the way they’re shown on TV), and other less-lethal options often have minimal effect on suspect high on adrenaline or uppers. They’re also aware that a suspect can take several center-mass shots with a 9mm and still be on the attack, running on adrenaline alone, and quite a few officers have lost their lives that way. When someone starts getting aggressive, argumentative, or sketchy, officers will sometimes meet fire with bigger fire; a show of verbal force right out of the gate to demonstrate how serious the situation is and how badly the suspect is outgunned. It tends to work.
wonder if they're actually allowed to gag them... would help explain the rules. they'de probably try t scream louder :-\... secret is lower your voice so they gotta lower there's to hear you, if they dont, ignore them.
The most aggrivating thing about the second person is that she repeatedly asks what is going on, they tell her to listen and then she claims to be listening and immediately starts screaming.
Maybe if the cops weren’t pieces of shit she would have listened. Why do you expect people to be call and collected when their rights are being tossed aside. She was completely fine till he put his hands in her. If I was her, those police would be hearing from my lawyers.
@@xxlittlewolfxx2708 Yet you'd still call them if you found me in your house, holding your TV or are you one of these "bad mofos" who think they can handle things themselves? I'm betting Option A...🙄
The fact that the boyfriend shows up PROVES that she knew the cop was behind her. That's why cops demand you stay off the phone. They don't want you calling people to show up and potentially attack them. She kept driving to ensure she could tell him exactly where she was.
First lady admitted she knew she was going to get stopped. That whole scene was her throwing a tantrum because she got caught. I couldn't imagine being around someone that vile. She made things as difficult as possible simply because she was angry about getting caught.
This is not just throwing a tantrum because she was caught. Y'all notice how she talked to the passenger in her car? She is some kinda work through and through. I would hate to have to deal with her under ANY circumstances. She gives a whole new meaning to the term Karen.
It's a driver's responsibility to be aware of surroundings. "I didn't hear the cops" isn't a valid excuse for not pulling over and her new excuse of looking for a safe place to pull over doesn't fly since she didn't think of it until later.
@@ozzy_z you also need to see what's going on around you. In driving lessons multiple times I've been told check mirrors at least every about 7secs or 200m.
The common denominator in these is that they already have charges they are trying to avoid. They think that cops are baristas and will put up with them acting up and just say "oh I'm sorry I violated your safe space, have a nice day!"
They are. Invoke your rights and DISPLAY id, reg, and ins, on the window. That stops 99 precent of BS charges. Hell last cop searched the man "terry frisk" "for safety" and then shoved his hands in his pockets removing his ID. Thats actually illegal. You dont get to search someone for the hell of it.
It blows my mind how many people could walk free if they just STFU and hand over their documents. Instead... "Meth in my pocket?! That's not mine! I just put on my friends pants at his house because I didn't have any! Oh, this passenger? Don't know her or her name, we just met and I'm giving her a ride. I live a mile up the street by the way! What? You're arresting me? That gun tucked into my waistband isn't mine! I'm holding it for a buddy! My only previous charges are possession of a controlled substance, possession of a firearm by a felon, and receiving stolen property! Can I have a cigarette? CALL MY MOM!" Tale as old as time; this is going to be a Disney movie plot in 20 years. Ay yi yi.
In the Uk you would literally go to jail for driving with a suspended licence. It’s utter insanity that this woman thinks she can speak to them like this!
All cops are under a microscope in the US now ever since the passing of St. George. The public knows that so people like her treat them like punching bags
As for saying the Passenger refused to identify himself, poor bastard never got a chance, she automatically told him to shut up and spoke up for him! At least he managed to ask if HE'D done anything wrong.... EDIT: Oh, God, he started filming like he was collecting evidence of a crime! Well, I got news for you, buddy, see that thing on his vest? It's a camera and it's recording you being an absolute tosser. Word of advice, ensure you duck and run when the Judge watches it back because they'll probably try to throw the screen at you and shove the remote up your rear!
He immediately got worked up when he saw she was on the phone and someone was listening in. Then he kept screaming stop resisting and his body cam showed she wasn't, THEN he tried to slam her head into the car and the other officer stopped him
@@BabyBlue-qj9roif you can’t see she was being ridiculous first and he was annoyed already bc she didn’t pull over and then had a attitude 🤨 she then makes it worse on herself for no reason lol
What's even more disgusting is that random lady that vouched against the officer. This is why body cams are so helpful. Having stupid people like that come over and lie for some garbage.
I disagree, I mean that was the only questionable case. The cop did use excessive force and literally threatened to break her arm. That’s not legal. He definitely escalated that situation. I agree that the lady didn’t help but her anger was to be expected and a normal human reaction to what she was subjected to.
When they argue, it is usually to cover for something else. Diara knew she was driving without a license and with illegal plates, so she did not stop. It is as simple as that. When she did stop, she was going to create as much confusion as possible to try to get out of the situation. As futile as that was, that seems to be the train of thought behind all that.
Yep basically this. They try and turn the situation around and act like they're the victim instead of the perpetrator. Same way toxic people in relationships act as well. It's all an attempt to cover up their faults and mistakes.
Finally someone connects the dots. These fools think that cops are baristas and if they act up enough the cop will just let them go and tell them to have a nice day.
Whenever these people say things along the lines of "You have better things to do than arrest me" they really mean "I think I should be able to do whatever I want because I'm special"
honestly that was me when I got pulled over for my registration being a week overdue lmfao. I was like really dude? It’s 7:30am and I’m heading to work? I ended up not having to pay anything, but the “you really have nothing else to do” definitely went through my mind lol
Entitled people facing karma is my new favorite genre. I love how the first lady had a valid point that there could be more important thing for them to do, but then proceeds to waste all that time. Glad they wrote a ticket for obstructing together with all her other bullshit.
@@eshuorishas9987 no no, this is a gift! 😅 This is one of those pleasures you didn't even know life offered, because usually no one can even be bothered to stand up against these people.
@@ozzy_zNot everyone experiences anxiety the same way. Have you ever heard of flight or fight? lol Anxiety is fear, it activates the part of your brain that triggers a flight or fight response. Some people shut down, some people act out. She was pretty calm until he tried to rip her out of the car out of nowhere. I think most people would get worked up in that situation.
Lmao, i like how the first lady can behave that way but the cop cant raise his voice at her because she “has daddy issues, dosent like men, dosent trust men and has PTSD”
@@rosalynjeffery9510 Yeah. And she wasn't even treating him very nicely. Gee, I wonder why she has trouble with men. And on top of that, that was propably the only truth she told about herself, albeit for other reasons than her being the cause of her trouble with them. But like in the other cases, such people are all the same. They all pull the victim card no matter how wrong they are. No variation. No imagination. No brain activity of any kind.
I like how in the first encounter, the idiots were like "we get stopped all the time". Well, how about not driving with a suspended license all the time? I think that'll fix the issue you're dealing with.
Yeah People who know their rights don't spend the entire time talking about "my rights" - they just exercise their rights. The best one is when they have lawyers pulled over and they try to pull the "it smells like Marijuana in here" bit.
These masterminds are experts at using double negatives like "I didn't do nothing" and "I was not doing nothing", thus confirming that they indeed are doing something.
The sense of ENTITLEMENT as well as ignorance from the people arrested in this video is astounding.. Usually the ones who act bada** and disrespectful to officers are the ones who are usually guilty..
Ikr! I have an anxiety disorder and I’ve never acted like that to a cop. If anything I’m extra nice as to make sure I don’t escalate anything accidentally. Most people with anxiety do their best to not escalate situations as to not heighten the anxiety of the situation, we are in fact more hyper aware of trying to keep everything calm. I’ve never seen anyone with actual anxiety act like that towards someone. I hate how anxiety has just become this throw around word that people use to garner sympathy for being a-hole’s. There are actual people who have anxiety who are trying not to cry at simple traffic stops and would be profusely apologizing for doing anything wrong, I wish people would stop using it as an escape route.
Did y'all notice when she said to explain the xanax bars on the front seat and the girl reached into her pockets like they was in there at one time. Lol
You can't be making phone calls during a stop unless it's to a lawyer... especially when you just ignore commands. There's no way she didn't see them when this is how she acts when it's clear as day they are police.
I don't think you have an explicit right to call a lawyer during a stop either; The courtroom is the courtroom, and citizens should comply with all police orders during the incident and raise rhe matter later in court if they believe their rights have been violated; they should clarify whether the officers comments are requests or threats under duress of arrest, but even if an officer is acting unlawfully, it is unlawful for the citizen to refuse their order, You will be given ample opportunity to call a lawyer at a later point in time, but you don't have the right to hold up a traffic stop to contact a lawyer
You can call the lawyer at the station after the process is mostly over. Not at the traffic stop. They might allow you if you’re either cooperative or a female (I’ve seen many massive a-hole women allowed to call whoever they want).
Uhhhh, you can't make ANY calls, to an atty or anyone if the cops tell you to get out of the car. I don't know what RUclips class you are watching but you better find another one.
**Nicole has a chip on her shoulder the size of Mt. Everest! **If she didn't see flashing lights or hear a siren for several blocks she shouldn't be on the road at all! She thinks screaming and interrupting that officer works for her. Why did she get arrested?? That's a no-brainer! **She is setting up her excuses before getting arrested ... high anxiety. That's a new one. She is so far out there even she has no idea what's up or down! How does holding her ankles equal choking her out? **Miles is his own worst enemy.
Amen, amen again! I'm sick of these people, absolutely sick of them. Did she call the cop a fat @$$-girl bye! I love when a real cop shows up on the scene and shuts it down. The ones that don't give a damn about what lawyer you got or who your mama is! Thanks to all the good cops out there, I appreciate you if no one else does!
2nd Cop escalated the situation and needs help. That was absolutely insane. What if he would of succeeded in slamming her head into the car. He's dangerous. He wasn't angry when he pulled her over, he was angry because someone was on the phone listening to their interaction. The reason why they started being kind all of a sudden and listening is because they knew they messed up. That one officer did it all. They see the blood dripping down her face. I guarantee it the cop has done things like that before and no one blinked an eye
I'm not sure what laws actually govern police behavior, put the climate lately has gone from holding bad cops accountable (which should happen) to police officers almost afraid to police! Especially for people of color, I get it, minorities have been mistreated and abused by law enforcement and still are. But acting like just because you are a minority gives you some kind of right to act a damn fool with the police hoping the Jessie Jacksons and Al Sharptons of the world show up to for their 5 mins of tv time and that the ACLU files some stupid lawsuit to hopefully get them some money is plain ridiculous. Not every case is police brutality, not every stop is a damn lawsuit!
I don't know why people don't understand that the more angry and disrespectful and non-compliant they are, the worse the situation gets. Nothing's going to get better when they act like that. I've had more contact with law enforcement in my life than I care to admit but I promise you, staying calm and respectful is the best response to dealing with them. I have even gotten out of multiple tickets by simply being cool and in compliant. I was even stopped by the police for speeding and when he asked me if I knew why he stopped me, I said "because I was flying like a bat out of hell." The officer started cracking up laughing and I ended up not even getting a ticket.
12:58 there was ZERO reason for that cop to threaten breaking that young lady's hand. disgusting. he escalated the entire situation from the very beginning
@@emilymah3793she kept driving for I don't know how many miles before he caught her. She didn't stop for him either, she just happened to get caught by the light.
I beg to differ.. We didn't see the beginning - it was narrated that the officer tried to pull her over, had his lights and siren on and followed her for a while (whoever long that actually was - we don't know based on this video)... and we can actually hear him say "pull over" on the megaphone, too... So I think SHE had already escalated the situation by the time he finally got to the car..🤷🏻♀
That last cop deescalating when that guy was approaching him aggressively showed so much restraint. Much respect for him. He let him be the “tough guy” when he was being insanely aggressive and gave him so many chances. I don’t know if it was because he was waiting for backup though.
The 2nd case was total BS, the black girl did not deserve that, but they allowed the white girl to talk to them cuss them out and allowed her to just walk away.
I was thinking the same and many people are using her additional charges to justify the means but the officer didn’t operate off of that info he was just unnecessarily rough. She definitely fucked up but he went 0-100 and it would be a lie to say her race didn’t play into it.
He literally came up to her with a gun over traffic stop violation and then when he saw that she called someone for help, he ripped her out of the car. The excessive force used is not necessary.
@@GhibliGhoulsI don’t think it was racial i think he felt he didn’t receive the correct level of respect. It definitely wasn’t called for but it wasn’t racist they do it to white folks all the time
NOT knowing something that you should know doesn’t get you out of trouble. That “lady” in the car where she claimed she didn’t see the police behind her….. that is not a valid excuse. If anything she was not paying attention or was distracted while driving to the point she didn’t see the police behind her. Either way…. she was a moron and should not be permitted to drive a car especially since she didn’t have a valid drivers license.
First of all why would you put quotations around “lady”, secondly he was excessively aggressive even though she did break the law YOU are the moron for thinking that pulling a gun when she posed ZERO threat directly to that officer.
I have severe anxiety and i suffer every minute with it, but i would never react the way the second woman did. Wow. Definitely making it worse for herself.
Me too. It is debilitating however that doesn’t mean I treat people disrespectfully. I hate when people use it as an excuse because it really hurts the rest of us that do suffer from it because then people don’t take it seriously. Hope yours gets better!
I’m agoraphobic from anxiety but I also have bpd and hate any perceived injustice being done against which thanks to my bpd may not always be an actual injustice so truly don’t know which mental illness would take over in that moment 😂😂
It must be awful to be so insecure and childish that you can never handle any situation on your own, and immediately feel the need to call someone so you can complain to them about what’s supposedly being done to you.
I feel bad for the girl on Xanax, benzos are no joke and are highly addictive and doctors used to hand them out like candy, got so many hooked. The withdrawals can literally kill you. You black out on them and your moods can swing rapidly. I was in a psych ward with a girl JUST like her, one second she was sweet then bam she was a raging lunatic. Even fought the staff. As a recovering addict I have to feel some sympathy with her situation, I hope her life gets better.
Ya you can tell she is addict it’s sad she’s also a brat lol I’m a recovering addict pain pills and I never would of acted like this to police - prob cry a lot😂 I do hope she gets help though
The way Miles was fidgeting, speaking nonsense, talking about some hiding spot in his car & the fact that the front end of his vehicle was hanging over that ledge, I'm surprised he wasn't tested for being under the influence.
Right off the bat, I've seen Nicole pulled over so many times. She currently has somewhere between 27-30 DUI, driving with license suspended/revoked, drug possesion, etc., etc..
It's so interesting that a lot of people in these videos pick one cop to hate and are decent with the others. Like they focus all their energy on one person.
That's a very common behaviour among narcissists. They make one person, who they view as the weakest, the scapegoat, and focus all their abuse on them. This is the most prevalent among narcissistic families
The “witness” in the second arrest was straight up lying and this is why so much misinformation is spread. If the lady being arrested would have just said I’m sorry I didn’t see/hear you what was the reason for the stop instead of screaming and calling her man and ignoring him..NONE of this would have happened. She wasn’t even freaking out when he came up with his gun drawn. How was he supposed to know exactly who was all in the car? Smh
Okay the girl in the car, I could hear the loud music, she likely wasn't paying attention. The heightened attitude with a gun pullled, I can see that escalating, and I think the altercation rests at least partially in the way the cop handled it because he seemed frustrated. She is definitely ultimately to blame. But that could have been handled better.
Dude you gotta be crazy unaware if a cop car is behind you with sirens blaring and you don’t notice it. Have you ever been pulled over or had an ambulance come by? If you can’t notice that while you’re driving then you aren’t fit to drive or you’re being reckless and negligent, I GENUINELY don’t understand how you think that she or anyone wouldn’t have noticed a cop car when you’re supposed to be aware of your surroundings period when you’re driving. She had a revoked license and bad plates, she was purposely not pulling over because she knew she would get into trouble. She didn’t even bother pleading not guilty. Don’t let people playing dumb trick you, man. I agree the cop shouldn’t have come out with his gun but she also clearly wasn’t going to be cooperative and people who show a willingness to avoid cops with a car are considered a lethal threat to the police since it is literally a 1 ton hunk of piloted metal they are in.
Yeah that cop seemed hyper aggressive, and pulling his gun out over her failing to stop ( she wasnt even speeding / trying to escape him I bet, so even less warranted ) and threatening to break her hand, there were dozens of better ways that could've been handled.
ok thank god someone else thinks the same, him yelling at her + gun drawn and immediately trying to yank the phone out of her hand and pulling the door open was uncalled for even if he was already ticked off. she never said she wasn't going to comply (since he didn't wait for her to respond) so for him to forcibly remove her from her car was not okay - ontop of him pushing her neck onto her car when there was another officer there for support (props to the third guy for stepping in tho)???? also why are there 5-6 cop cars for one traffic stop 😭
Wow, that second officer was charged up. He didn’t need to pull a gun on her or pull her out physically. I understand people are doing something wrong but sometimes these officers are just extra. There’s no reason he has to be threatening to break her hand.
That woman thinks she's being a model citizen telling the cops to arrest the drug sellers and stuff as if that's gonna make her own crimes go away, as minor as they are.
There seems to be a lot of people nowadays who have a sense of entitlement, zero self respect, and no respect for authority & others in general. It's pathetic & sad.
Its because they think the no seat belt, no license thing is minor and people are out doing hit and runs and murdering people and feel they should be out looking and investigating those people instead of worrying about them.. however they dont realize they're still breaking the law still and deserve attention too smh. Some of the people at wall/drive these streets oooof
"I didn't do anything wrong!" While admitting to breaking the law And repeatedly asking what they're being stopped/arrested for despite being told multiple times why must be so frustrating for the cops.
If she had a kidnapped child in the back would you think so? He had no idea what she was doing or why she wasn’t stopping. We get the benefit of foresight. He doesn’t in that moment. And I’ve seen many women exactly like her in personality flee the stop because they’re not treated like this and given too much leeway to talk on the phone, and other bs.
With all due respect. From his perspective. He’s been pursuing a suspect who refuses to stop. Who may have the potential to cause harm to the public. He had sirens and lights going. She deserves to get arrested for being so incredibly distracted that she couldn’t realize she was the suspect of an active pursuit. Not only that when he arrives she has attitude and prioritizes her call over her own detainment and is not listening I woulda done the same thing. Gtfo out of the car cuz I can’t trust you to not take off and run me over.
I hate when people say they have anxiety and then proceed to ignore instructions and act like complete assholes. Whether you hate cops or not, I could never imagine acting like this.
Freedom of speech! It is abused constantly and used for the wrong purposes. It is ruining everyone’s right to say what they feel is right or wrong when they use it as an excuse to cuss others out. What happened to doing things towards each other respectfully?
"This dudes having a bad night, his cars off a fucking cliff" Reminds me of the roomba when it gets to the end of a step or a high plush carpet and sends a distress alert that "roomba is stuck on a cliff"
Real life was reinforced when I watched the yt lady screaming at the cops and cussing them out for 15 minutes. Then the next Black spoke for ten seconds and was yanked out of the car. (And I am STRICTLY talking about the cops responses to them cussing them out.) Both women were aggressive, but were treated differently. And we are very well aware of- which is why we will have someone on the phone with us when pulled over.
Yeah….what was her excuse for not having a valid license, insurance or registration? She knew what she was she was doing Maybe she should’ve just pulled over ? 🤷♀️ She doesn’t pull over for 5 mins…. Maybe she has a gun…. Drugs…… committed a robbery….. Let’s just default to her color and not her behavior
@@ILJzzFanthe officer didn’t know any of that when he pulled her over, only that she wasn’t stopping. Some people like to wait until they are at a safe place to pull over, I myself have made a cop follow me for almost 5 minutes to get to a safe spot to stop and I didn’t get a gun pulled on me. You only need to look at every other case in this video to see that cops are very capable of being calm even when being kicked and screamed at, I wonder what the one difference is in Diara’s case?
@@fiyahquacker2835 True he didn’t kno any of that OTHER than she didn’t pull over in a reasonable amount of time AND she didn’t comply with his lawful orders. She chose to NOT stop because she didn’t have a license, valid reg or insurance. She then chose to get on the phone and not listen to him. She chose to not comply. Let’s just blame the cop tho vs a grown ass woman making poor choices that put herself in that position.
The first girl and the second one was equally uncooperative and disrespectful. One left in handcuffs the other one left with citations. Gotta love America.
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I always love how they scream about "MY RIGHTS!", but fail to exercise the one right that will protect them the most.
The right to remain SILENT..
I would love to see your boolick self getting pulled over.... You would probably invite them over for some fresh baked cookies ya wanker
You have to invoke it first or it won’t count. Silence itself isn’t assumed as invoking your 5th amendment rights. It’s a common misconception and frankly why the Supreme Court ruling on it is stupid. But it is what it is.
I like how the xanax girl said the last time that they put her in a mental hospital, her grandparents "couldn't find her for weeks". I'm sure they were trying their best, not taking their time at ALL. nope.
Can’t fix stupid
Seriously!! True.
It never fails to amaze me how people manage to turn minor tickets into felonies
The amount of times I've seen this exact same comment never fails to amaze me.
You mean cops with walnut sized egos
@@tarantulamadness6191 Well I haven't seen any, but regardless it must be true then if so many people are saying it
@@columbusohio72nah they're don't their job if you don't like it you do their job for them
@@columbusohio72you mean cops that are polite and treat the public with regard even though the public talks down to them and gets belligerent and irate simply because they were pulled over the fact of the matter is 9 out of 10 times these Jack wagons make the police stop longer than needs to be if you comply they'll let you off on a lot of things it's your demeanor the dictates whether you're going to go home whether you're going to get a ticket or whether you're going to spend the night in jail
The persistent “I’m not resisting” while resisting never fails to amaze me.
"I'm literally not doing nothing!"
Well, I mean, she's right!
These people do alot of lying to themselves. If they say there not doing anything in there mind there not doing anything.
"Bro STFU before you talk your way into a felony on some dumb shxt"
Honestly, fantastic advice.
None of these people know what anxiety is.
The amount of ignorance among them is astounding...
They GIVE people anxiety. That's where the confusion is. They don't HAVE it. They GIVE it.
@Micki0048 32:01 Imagine being parked like that and thinking, "This is a perfect place and time for a nap"
Loosen up, I guess people don't have a right to express themselves anymore even when they have the right to remain silent. Not everyone was raised aware of these things even if they seem so basic to people like us.
OMG A SHERIFF DEPUTY. suspended license,no respect for law enforcement. CC
I loved the boyfriend "shut the fuck up before u get a felony over some dumb shit!" Sometimes we have to save those we love from themselves 😂 she should've listened to him
He said that and then was trying to argue and find something to turn it into cops illegally doing something.
@@jkgf4671 so what was the stop for?
@@adammurphy3754 Ok, so I had to watch this thing AGAIN, because you could not check it for yourself, but here it is - 21:20, read the 4th thing she is charged with.
nah I think it's hilarious that she proved herself that she has daddy issues at 7:05
He said that like he knows she will keep doing it until she gets (another) charge...like this isn't the first time. Even the Dog was like... Yup... this be normal for round here!
“ I have daddy issues “ got me 😂😂😂
Said it like it wasn't obvious to everybody already
Imagine being so pathetic that you use it as an excuse
She literally admited shes inmature xD
I love that the dog on the second arrest is absolutely chill inside the car, he knows this is just her on a regular day throwing a fit.
]I was thinking the same thing, I was going to be sad if I had to see a dog be put down
that shows that screaming and fighting is her common behavior. Or the dog would have been alarmed by the interaction if it was out of the ordinary.
exactly my thoughts! if i was screaming like that even without people pulling me and stuff my dogs would go crazy
3:36
“Doing my makeup”
Damn she should sue Revlon cause they turned butt ugly into dog sheet!!!!
The dog knows what's up
Sarcastically telling a cop that you smoke a lot of weed is a great thing to do when pulled over.
Especially when you talk like you're on some kind of speed 😂
Shes not the smartest cookie
Omg I didn’t even realize she was being sarcastic 🤯
😂😂
That white girl flex.
Second arrrest - i can make a concrete conclusion. She said he pulled out a gun , pointed at her, asked for her drivers license, and then randomly yanked her. Luckily, ALL of that interaction was on film and none of that was true - at all. She was ordered out of the car and she refused and had to be yanked out. Period. And of course discovered she broke multiple traffic laws. Thank goodness for body cam.
Where did she refuse? That’s because typical traffic stop they do not ask you get out of the car angrily and yank you like that.
@@shachede6828 the refusal was when they tried to stop her blocks before they actually got to her. She kept driving after the sirens and lights went off.
@@shachede6828it’s not typical if the person ran for a bit. Doofus. And the gun being drawn is a standard response to that
@@Kyllybe thing is, it wasn't even a gun? Wasn't it his taser? It looked yellow to me.. He even said: you're gonna get tased" before "yanking" her out of the car.🤷🏻♀
She literally asked him why he had his gun out and he said cause you didn't stop..so where was that false..
These drivers really know how to escalate their traffic stops.
Are they drivers or "travellers"?
@Burger_pants confidently incorrect much? It's a highway patrolman's literal job to run plates. They don't need probable cause to do it. They can absolutely run any plate they see for any reason, or for no reason at all, and they aren't violating your rights by doing so.
Honestly; try to attain at least a baseline understanding of laws in your jurisdiction before spouting off online. Just FYI.
@Burger_pants tell me your as ignorant of the law as the people in the videos.
A closed mouth gathers no flies.
@@garyreams8123*internal AND external screaming*
Even if she was listening to loud music IT IS HER RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF HER SURROUNDINGS including whether a lit up police car is behind her. In this case, ignorance isn’t an excuse. What if she had been delaying an ambulance or fire truck behind her? First thing I learned in driver’s education was constant situational awareness. Being oblivious is a good way to get dead or cause another’s death. Awareness has saved me many times.
The people defending her are ignorant lol , that or they’re stupid teenagers with no real life experience
She knew the officer was there. It sounds like she was calling someone and hoping they’d meet up with her to “save” her. She’s still screaming for them to help when she’s pulled out of the car. I highly doubt the music was up that loud the whole way, otherwise she wouldn’t be able to hear the person she was on the phone with. Just another person who thinks the rules don’t apply and they should never be held accountable.
If a cop came up to me yelling with a gun out I would've been so apologetic for not seeing them and been cooperative af at that point 😂 like the gravity of the situation didn't hit her. But I will say that cop came it too damn hot.
@@robertbeard230 that much aggression does not match the energy of the situation. I hope that cop gets the help he needs.
@@shelbyseitzinger927 I did a pretty in-depth study of excessive force in law enforcement back in grad school. Granted, this was data available as of 2014, but by and large I imagine you’d get the same results I did even today.
One of the primary factors that determines how “aggressive” an officer is, if not the most important, has more to do with the officer’s experience on the job and their perceived safety wearing the badge than anything else.
Many departments include in their training videos such as this one, and worse; they show recruits and veterans alike the dash cam and body cam footage of their colleagues being ambushed and/or gunned down in the field. This is for training purposes to help officers stay more aware of their surroundings and the nonverbal cues given off by their suspects. Sometimes there’s no predicting or stopping what’s coming, but officers are still tasked with actively investigating and apprehending the most vile people our world has to offer, all while knowing damn well that some of them would gladly open fire on anyone in uniform.
After cataloging tens or hundreds of thousands of data points and putting them through specialized software, one ratio popped out; an officer’s risk of using excessive force is largely determined by two factors; their exposure to violence on the job, and how much of their time is spent dealing with it. If you compare the total number of violent crimes reported and responded to by law enforcement to the number of law enforcement officers employed to deal with them, that’s the factor that seems to most determine that risk. This doesn’t mean that other officers won’t step over the line, but even there the same factors apply; the more an officer has been shown, through training or experience, that their life may be in danger on any given day, the more likely they are to get aggressive when they don’t necessarily need to.
Every time a suspect speeds off, starts acting antsy, gets aggressive, or starts making sudden antagonizing moves, they’re reminded of videos of their colleagues being gunned down, and their training that proves that a suspect can draw and fire before their victim has time to react effectively. A suspect with a knife can cover 30 feet and deal a lethal blow before an officer can draw, aim, and fire, taxers don’t always work (and certainly not the way they’re shown on TV), and other less-lethal options often have minimal effect on suspect high on adrenaline or uppers. They’re also aware that a suspect can take several center-mass shots with a 9mm and still be on the attack, running on adrenaline alone, and quite a few officers have lost their lives that way.
When someone starts getting aggressive, argumentative, or sketchy, officers will sometimes meet fire with bigger fire; a show of verbal force right out of the gate to demonstrate how serious the situation is and how badly the suspect is outgunned. It tends to work.
10:15 "I dont wanna talk to you, cause i dont want you to keep yelling at me" that had me cracking up
30:21 The second the officer walks up and makes eye contact and dude randomly pops the trunk lol
wonder if they're actually allowed to gag them... would help explain the rules. they'de probably try t scream louder :-\... secret is lower your voice so they gotta lower there's to hear you, if they dont, ignore them.
I’m always so sorry for the officer that has to drive these people to jail, they just never shut up.
Same here! I can't believe how awful these people are to the police! Common courtesy has left the building.
It's everyone else's fault that they have a police record.
They have so much more patience than I do.
I'm not. He chose his life path and you can usually tell they enjoy the power it gives them.
@@neuesachlichkeit6919came here to say this
The most aggrivating thing about the second person is that she repeatedly asks what is going on, they tell her to listen and then she claims to be listening and immediately starts screaming.
I feel sorry for the poor dog, he looked like, if he could speak, he'd say "Oh, thank God, I can finally get away from this crazy loon!"
she was only listening to herself talk, she didnt leave a second for any officer for them to get a word in.
Maybe if the cops weren’t pieces of shit she would have listened. Why do you expect people to be call and collected when their rights are being tossed aside. She was completely fine till he put his hands in her. If I was her, those police would be hearing from my lawyers.
@@xxlittlewolfxx2708 Yet you'd still call them if you found me in your house, holding your TV or are you one of these "bad mofos" who think they can handle things themselves?
I'm betting Option A...🙄
@@flashstudiosguyyeah that doesn’t change the fact that the first cop has an issue controlling his emotions lmao
The fact that the boyfriend shows up PROVES that she knew the cop was behind her. That's why cops demand you stay off the phone. They don't want you calling people to show up and potentially attack them. She kept driving to ensure she could tell him exactly where she was.
She was on the phone with him stupid
First lady admitted she knew she was going to get stopped. That whole scene was her throwing a tantrum because she got caught.
I couldn't imagine being around someone that vile. She made things as difficult as possible simply because she was angry about getting caught.
This is not just throwing a tantrum because she was caught. Y'all notice how she talked to the passenger in her car? She is some kinda work through and through. I would hate to have to deal with her under ANY circumstances. She gives a whole new meaning to the term Karen.
I'm surprised she managed to find a man willing to put up with that bullshit
It sounds like she’s having a manic psychotic break 😭 she needs some help genuinely
She has been pulled over a bunch of times she is a total loser
Its so crazy that she has friends that are willing to stick up for her too.... even when she's making things worse for THEM as well.
It's a driver's responsibility to be aware of surroundings. "I didn't hear the cops" isn't a valid excuse for not pulling over and her new excuse of looking for a safe place to pull over doesn't fly since she didn't think of it until later.
One idiot's excuse for her was *"how is she supposed to hear the sirens when she's listening to music?!!"*
Exactly what i was thinking too, does she not have eyes either? You can see the sirens lol.
that’s something you’re told while getting a license, you need to be able to hear what’s going on around you
@@SeanReyesGirdle apparently she NEVER looks in her rear-view mirror like you're supposed to either.... oh AND she was on the phone
@@ozzy_z you also need to see what's going on around you. In driving lessons multiple times I've been told check mirrors at least every about 7secs or 200m.
Xanax girl: when your grandparents couldn’t find you, it’s because they weren’t looking
I love how people think they are somehow in charge of anything that happens during a cop stop.
If I have something right or righteous to say, I say is in a soft , normal speaking voice. The weight of the words carry the power, not the volume.
The common denominator in these is that they already have charges they are trying to avoid. They think that cops are baristas and will put up with them acting up and just say "oh I'm sorry I violated your safe space, have a nice day!"
LOL Exactly. @@ArshesNei8
They are. Invoke your rights and DISPLAY id, reg, and ins, on the window. That stops 99 precent of BS charges. Hell last cop searched the man "terry frisk" "for safety" and then shoved his hands in his pockets removing his ID. Thats actually illegal. You dont get to search someone for the hell of it.
It blows my mind how many people could walk free if they just STFU and hand over their documents. Instead...
"Meth in my pocket?! That's not mine! I just put on my friends pants at his house because I didn't have any! Oh, this passenger? Don't know her or her name, we just met and I'm giving her a ride. I live a mile up the street by the way! What? You're arresting me? That gun tucked into my waistband isn't mine! I'm holding it for a buddy! My only previous charges are possession of a controlled substance, possession of a firearm by a felon, and receiving stolen property! Can I have a cigarette? CALL MY MOM!"
Tale as old as time; this is going to be a Disney movie plot in 20 years. Ay yi yi.
In the Uk you would literally go to jail for driving with a suspended licence. It’s utter insanity that this woman thinks she can speak to them like this!
All cops are under a microscope in the US now ever since the passing of St. George. The public knows that so people like her treat them like punching bags
6 months and a possible 50k fine, we really dont fuck about.
We’re all not this dumb here in the states. These folks are a special breed.
As for saying the Passenger refused to identify himself, poor bastard never got a chance, she automatically told him to shut up and spoke up for him!
At least he managed to ask if HE'D done anything wrong....
EDIT: Oh, God, he started filming like he was collecting evidence of a crime! Well, I got news for you, buddy, see that thing on his vest? It's a camera and it's recording you being an absolute tosser. Word of advice, ensure you duck and run when the Judge watches it back because they'll probably try to throw the screen at you and shove the remote up your rear!
@@flashstudiosguy as Polecat once said: "see this thing in the center of my chest? Is not a third nipple is called a bodycam"
I don’t understand how that young lady resisted with violence? That cop was worked up like crazy
If you think that's worked up you're not gonna make it when shit hits the fan.
Talks on her phone after not pullen over
@@hanimay6843womp womp
He immediately got worked up when he saw she was on the phone and someone was listening in. Then he kept screaming stop resisting and his body cam showed she wasn't, THEN he tried to slam her head into the car and the other officer stopped him
@@BabyBlue-qj9roif you can’t see she was being ridiculous first and he was annoyed already bc she didn’t pull over and then had a attitude 🤨 she then makes it worse on herself for no reason lol
What's even more disgusting is that random lady that vouched against the officer. This is why body cams are so helpful. Having stupid people like that come over and lie for some garbage.
I'm pretty sure her seeing everything was just when the officer got her out of the car and not the long time he was trying to pull her over.
Should be charged as well
She also stepped out of the car herself and partially turned around while still screaming.
Yep and claiming he hit her while doing it. They think cops are going to randomly pull people over and then assault them. Idiots.
I disagree, I mean that was the only questionable case. The cop did use excessive force and literally threatened to break her arm. That’s not legal. He definitely escalated that situation. I agree that the lady didn’t help but her anger was to be expected and a normal human reaction to what she was subjected to.
When they argue, it is usually to cover for something else. Diara knew she was driving without a license and with illegal plates, so she did not stop. It is as simple as that. When she did stop, she was going to create as much confusion as possible to try to get out of the situation. As futile as that was, that seems to be the train of thought behind all that.
Yep basically this. They try and turn the situation around and act like they're the victim instead of the perpetrator. Same way toxic people in relationships act as well. It's all an attempt to cover up their faults and mistakes.
That’s what I’m saying. Thank you for spilling it!!!
Gotta get those "witnesses" to witness the police brutality. Im surprised she forgot she couldn't breathe.
Who would want to be a cop.
Finally someone connects the dots. These fools think that cops are baristas and if they act up enough the cop will just let them go and tell them to have a nice day.
That cop interacting with the last guy were being beyond friendly and reasonable, it takes a special kind of fella to fuck up all that goodwill
I love that the second lady goes from “I didn’t see him” to “I was looking for a place to pull over”. 😂
She might’ve meant when she finally saw him…
@@t0521y she was driving with a suspended license and no plates…. I don’t believe anything that she says.
Yes, because a suspended license automatically means you're also a liar
Stfu, bootlicker
@@Sheriden.They dud say she had loud music too. Duh
I caught that too 😂.... idiot
Whenever these people say things along the lines of "You have better things to do than arrest me" they really mean "I think I should be able to do whatever I want because I'm special"
honestly that was me when I got pulled over for my registration being a week overdue lmfao. I was like really dude? It’s 7:30am and I’m heading to work? I ended up not having to pay anything, but the “you really have nothing else to do” definitely went through my mind lol
Some cops do get petty, though. And that second cop was way too aggressive. He should lose his job for attacking her like that.
"I have daddy issues"... no shit? I almost couldnt tell LMAO
Entitled people facing karma is my new favorite genre. I love how the first lady had a valid point that there could be more important thing for them to do, but then proceeds to waste all that time. Glad they wrote a ticket for obstructing together with all her other bullshit.
Oh you poor child. It’s a dangerous new hobby to enjoy “entitled people facing karma”. Welcome to no life. Trust me I know.
@@eshuorishas9987 It gets worse when you realize there are too much channels out there with clickbait videos with no satisfying ending
@@eshuorishas9987I thing that the person you talk to is older than you tho.
He made his account on 2007.
While you made yours in 2012.
So you know.
Or every compilation is the same videos as the last person to post with different titles 😊
@@eshuorishas9987 no no, this is a gift! 😅 This is one of those pleasures you didn't even know life offered, because usually no one can even be bothered to stand up against these people.
Anxiety is no excuse for being a disgusting person.
if anything, anxiety makes you more obedient and respectful lol
You'd think their anxiety would warn them not to do dumb things where cops can snag you, but somehow, nope.
@@ozzy_zNot everyone experiences anxiety the same way. Have you ever heard of flight or fight? lol Anxiety is fear, it activates the part of your brain that triggers a flight or fight response. Some people shut down, some people act out. She was pretty calm until he tried to rip her out of the car out of nowhere. I think most people would get worked up in that situation.
And that are usually just bullshitting
@@LadyyJesusshut the hell up😂😂😂 people like you are weak
Man that doggo was so well behaved unlike the owner.
Lmao, i like how the first lady can behave that way but the cop cant raise his voice at her because she “has daddy issues, dosent like men, dosent trust men and has PTSD”
She was absolutely disgusting. I think she spends her time licking and sucking on men. Gross ass.
Yet have a male passenger.
@@rosalynjeffery9510 Yeah. And she wasn't even treating him very nicely. Gee, I wonder why she has trouble with men. And on top of that, that was propably the only truth she told about herself, albeit for other reasons than her being the cause of her trouble with them. But like in the other cases, such people are all the same. They all pull the victim card no matter how wrong they are. No variation. No imagination. No brain activity of any kind.
She must be really afraid of her MALE passenger 😂😂😂😂
I mean it's stupid but he's the only one at work
"You don't want to do your job and fight crime." Ma'am.... you are the crime.
“I got daddy issues💅” Got me XD
Damn dude that first cop is literally the kind of cop you want. Just be honest. He was giving every chance
The first lady's energy immediately put me on edge.
She's just awful. A nasty awful bitch, plain and simple.
Lol there are actually 2 nicole body cam incidents. The second one she talks about getting famous from the first one. She has a kid lol
@@Enkarashaddamlol, that really is the kind of fame to be proud of .
@@Enkarashaddam Oh boy, of course she does... I feel so bad for that child lol.
“Im gonna get bailed out, and GIIRRL!”😂
The guy jumping awake was hilarious. He looked like he had the falling dream where you scare yourself awake.
Is he not drunk? Why didn’t they do dui investigation first hmmm. I dunno tho I’m not a cop. Also yes that was hilarious 😂
High as a kite
I like how in the first encounter, the idiots were like "we get stopped all the time".
Well, how about not driving with a suspended license all the time? I think that'll fix the issue you're dealing with.
Honestly this series is starting to feel like what not to do when encountering police
Yeah
People who know their rights don't spend the entire time talking about "my rights" - they just exercise their rights.
The best one is when they have lawyers pulled over and they try to pull the "it smells like Marijuana in here" bit.
That girl with the Pills was SOARING a million miles per hour 😂
Santa Rosa kids are like that these days.
I don't know how these cops don't become incredibly sarcastic when dealing with such entitlement lol they're much more professional than I would be
The ones that do end up like the guy who killed George floyd
They paid so much attention in training, they went broke
That girl on Xanax wouldve had me LAUGHINGGGG like girl be fr
Sadly, professional law abiding women of color are lumped into the same category as this ignorant POS.
I was telling my boyfriend this the other day . I would totally start laughing at these weird ass instances .🤣🤣
These masterminds are experts at using double negatives like "I didn't do nothing" and "I was not doing nothing", thus confirming that they indeed are doing something.
I was thinking the exact same thing! 😂
The sense of ENTITLEMENT as well as ignorance from the people arrested in this video is astounding.. Usually the ones who act bada** and disrespectful to officers are the ones who are usually guilty..
I can't tell if some of these suspects were behaving stupid during the encounters or were just stupid already.
Gotta be both.
Well, I can tell you that Xanax abuse makes you a horrible version of yourself lol
Obviously both.
That 3rd girl is 100% a "weed is my only personality trait" kinda person.
The first one Nicole is in multiple cop cam videos. Well done Nicole, good luck keeping a job herein.
I always love the “I didn’t do shit!” As if there’s not a minimum of 2 cameras recording the event each time the lights are turned on
He yanked her from the car and was going to kick her ass the other cop pulled him away ...cop should be fired
Having anxiety doesn’t excuse crappy behavior
Ikr! I have an anxiety disorder and I’ve never acted like that to a cop. If anything I’m extra nice as to make sure I don’t escalate anything accidentally. Most people with anxiety do their best to not escalate situations as to not heighten the anxiety of the situation, we are in fact more hyper aware of trying to keep everything calm. I’ve never seen anyone with actual anxiety act like that towards someone. I hate how anxiety has just become this throw around word that people use to garner sympathy for being a-hole’s. There are actual people who have anxiety who are trying not to cry at simple traffic stops and would be profusely apologizing for doing anything wrong, I wish people would stop using it as an escape route.
23:25 I love how the cop shows her the Xanax bars from her car and all the chick can come back with is "but you looked through my purse!" 😂
bro that girl was hilarious 😂😂😂😂
Did y'all notice when she said to explain the xanax bars on the front seat and the girl reached into her pockets like they was in there at one time. Lol
She was wearing a self portrait
You can't be making phone calls during a stop unless it's to a lawyer... especially when you just ignore commands.
There's no way she didn't see them when this is how she acts when it's clear as day they are police.
@@limitlessLtd Did you even watch the video? Her boyfriend seemed chill.
I don't think you have an explicit right to call a lawyer during a stop either;
The courtroom is the courtroom, and citizens should comply with all police orders during the incident and raise rhe matter later in court if they believe their rights have been violated; they should clarify whether the officers comments are requests or threats under duress of arrest, but even if an officer is acting unlawfully, it is unlawful for the citizen to refuse their order,
You will be given ample opportunity to call a lawyer at a later point in time, but you don't have the right to hold up a traffic stop to contact a lawyer
You can call the lawyer at the station after the process is mostly over. Not at the traffic stop. They might allow you if you’re either cooperative or a female (I’ve seen many massive a-hole women allowed to call whoever they want).
@@elvickRULESyou can call who or what ever you want too call. A lawyer or someone that can call one would be a good choice
Uhhhh, you can't make ANY calls, to an atty or anyone if the cops tell you to get out of the car. I don't know what RUclips class you are watching but you better find another one.
**Nicole has a chip on her shoulder the size of Mt. Everest!
**If she didn't see flashing lights or hear a siren for several blocks she shouldn't be on the road at all! She thinks screaming and interrupting that officer works for her. Why did she get arrested?? That's a no-brainer!
**She is setting up her excuses before getting arrested ... high anxiety. That's a new one. She is so far out there even she has no idea what's up or down! How does holding her ankles equal choking her out?
**Miles is his own worst enemy.
Does Nicole everr..........shut up????? 🙄
Amen, amen again! I'm sick of these people, absolutely sick of them. Did she call the cop a fat @$$-girl bye! I love when a real cop shows up on the scene and shuts it down. The ones that don't give a damn about what lawyer you got or who your mama is! Thanks to all the good cops out there, I appreciate you if no one else does!
Don't forget the blanton racism
2nd Cop escalated the situation and needs help. That was absolutely insane. What if he would of succeeded in slamming her head into the car. He's dangerous. He wasn't angry when he pulled her over, he was angry because someone was on the phone listening to their interaction. The reason why they started being kind all of a sudden and listening is because they knew they messed up. That one officer did it all. They see the blood dripping down her face. I guarantee it the cop has done things like that before and no one blinked an eye
These people are obnoxious. The police offers don't get paid enough to deal with them.
I'm not sure what laws actually govern police behavior, put the climate lately has gone from holding bad cops accountable (which should happen) to police officers almost afraid to police! Especially for people of color, I get it, minorities have been mistreated and abused by law enforcement and still are. But acting like just because you are a minority gives you some kind of right to act a damn fool with the police hoping the Jessie Jacksons and Al Sharptons of the world show up to for their 5 mins of tv time and that the ACLU files some stupid lawsuit to hopefully get them some money is plain ridiculous. Not every case is police brutality, not every stop is a damn lawsuit!
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I don't know why people don't understand that the more angry and disrespectful and non-compliant they are, the worse the situation gets. Nothing's going to get better when they act like that. I've had more contact with law enforcement in my life than I care to admit but I promise you, staying calm and respectful is the best response to dealing with them. I have even gotten out of multiple tickets by simply being cool and in compliant. I was even stopped by the police for speeding and when he asked me if I knew why he stopped me, I said "because I was flying like a bat out of hell." The officer started cracking up laughing and I ended up not even getting a ticket.
12:58 there was ZERO reason for that cop to threaten breaking that young lady's hand. disgusting. he escalated the entire situation from the very beginning
like… she did eventually stop??? idk why they keep saying she failed??
She tried to break his thumb. He told her if she continued, he'd break her hand. How hard is it to listen? 😂😂😂
@@emilymah3793she kept driving for I don't know how many miles before he caught her. She didn't stop for him either, she just happened to get caught by the light.
I beg to differ.. We didn't see the beginning - it was narrated that the officer tried to pull her over, had his lights and siren on and followed her for a while (whoever long that actually was - we don't know based on this video)... and we can actually hear him say "pull over" on the megaphone, too... So I think SHE had already escalated the situation by the time he finally got to the car..🤷🏻♀
That last cop deescalating when that guy was approaching him aggressively showed so much restraint. Much respect for him. He let him be the “tough guy” when he was being insanely aggressive and gave him so many chances. I don’t know if it was because he was waiting for backup though.
But the guy immediately tried to deescalate when he saw the cop was cuffing him. So disrespectful until that moment😂
@@tmv2024 Literally the "I'd like to apologise" meme
@@sakuraice22 😂😂😂😂
The 2nd case was total BS, the black girl did not deserve that, but they allowed the white girl to talk to them cuss them out and allowed her to just walk away.
I was thinking the same and many people are using her additional charges to justify the means but the officer didn’t operate off of that info he was just unnecessarily rough. She definitely fucked up but he went 0-100 and it would be a lie to say her race didn’t play into it.
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He literally came up to her with a gun over traffic stop violation and then when he saw that she called someone for help, he ripped her out of the car. The excessive force used is not necessary.
You have to think bro if someone is willing to run from the police what do they not want to stop for?
@@GhibliGhoulsI don’t think it was racial i think he felt he didn’t receive the correct level of respect. It definitely wasn’t called for but it wasn’t racist they do it to white folks all the time
I am so glad you properly explained that second situation correctly! You do great videos a great work😊
"I'm not resisting!" Is something they all say when they are clearly resisting! 😂😂
I love how she said she has “daddy issues” like that’s a major problem 💀
You think officers have a meeting where they sit around watching these and see who has the funniest one? lololol
NOT knowing something that you should know doesn’t get you out of trouble. That “lady” in the car where she claimed she didn’t see the police behind her….. that is not a valid excuse. If anything she was not paying attention or was distracted while driving to the point she didn’t see the police behind her. Either way…. she was a moron and should not be permitted to drive a car especially since she didn’t have a valid drivers license.
First of all why would you put quotations around “lady”, secondly he was excessively aggressive even though she did break the law YOU are the moron for thinking that pulling a gun when she posed ZERO threat directly to that officer.
“Lady” lol ..
Right, she just argued for why she shouldn’t be allowed to drive since she drives distracted.
@@triannasmith8101 yeah I refuse to claim her as one of us. 🤣🤣
Exactly 😂😂
I have severe anxiety and i suffer every minute with it, but i would never react the way the second woman did. Wow. Definitely making it worse for herself.
Me too. It is debilitating however that doesn’t mean I treat people disrespectfully. I hate when people use it as an excuse because it really hurts the rest of us that do suffer from it because then people don’t take it seriously. Hope yours gets better!
I’m agoraphobic from anxiety but I also have bpd and hate any perceived injustice being done against which thanks to my bpd may not always be an actual injustice so truly don’t know which mental illness would take over in that moment 😂😂
@@TheGeekDotCom”mental illness”
Same , if I was in this situation , I would start crying and try not to shut down .
@@TheeRogueAngel literally same
that first lady was so disrespectful and the cop was so patient and professional.
It must be awful to be so insecure and childish that you can never handle any situation on your own, and immediately feel the need to call someone so you can complain to them about what’s supposedly being done to you.
I love it when people erratically shout 'I AM CALM RIGHT NOW!'
Ngl I started laughing as soon as miles didn’t put his knee in the car and officer says “ MILES!” And he’s like “ what are you f****** doing bro!” 😭😭
That third girl is definitely hooked. She looks like she hasn’t been eating well either. Her face is all sunken in :(
The "OH GIRL! YOU WANNA CHOKE ME OUT" and the lil speech at 28:33 got me rollin bro 😭
underrated channel, thank you for the effort in these high quality videos.
I feel bad for the girl on Xanax, benzos are no joke and are highly addictive and doctors used to hand them out like candy, got so many hooked. The withdrawals can literally kill you. You black out on them and your moods can swing rapidly. I was in a psych ward with a girl JUST like her, one second she was sweet then bam she was a raging lunatic. Even fought the staff. As a recovering addict I have to feel some sympathy with her situation, I hope her life gets better.
Ya you can tell she is addict it’s sad she’s also a brat lol I’m a recovering addict pain pills and I never would of acted like this to police - prob cry a lot😂 I do hope she gets help though
the officer dealing with Miles is possibly the most patient man i have seen in my life
The way Miles was fidgeting, speaking nonsense, talking about some hiding spot in his car & the fact that the front end of his vehicle was hanging over that ledge, I'm surprised he wasn't tested for being under the influence.
@@razztazz1982 Yeah i was literally "screaming" from about 2 seconds into their interaction, that this guy seemed to be on something ....
@@JohnDoe-bd5sz Yep.
@@razztazz1982because most people in Joliet are on something
"I'm waiting for my car" ......... ??? uhhh are you not IN your car?
‘Lord Jesus. This is crazy bruh’ 😭
What a great quote! 😅
Right off the bat, I've seen Nicole pulled over so many times. She currently has somewhere between 27-30 DUI, driving with license suspended/revoked, drug possesion, etc., etc..
How is she not in jail
the force used on the second girl was fucking ridiculous, he had no need to be that aggressive
"You know what everythings gonna be alright" Xanax in full effect lmao
"The pills were in plane view" ngl I laughed at that
She said “oh they were in plain view? Okay😔” 😂😂😂
@@KanasKleanouts Captions said plane view tho
Some giant freakin pills if you can see em from the plane! 🤯
@@odobenus159 just BIG pupils 🤣
He didnt have to be that aggressive. He needed to chill a minute.
It's so interesting that a lot of people in these videos pick one cop to hate and are decent with the others. Like they focus all their energy on one person.
That's a very common behaviour among narcissists. They make one person, who they view as the weakest, the scapegoat, and focus all their abuse on them.
This is the most prevalent among narcissistic families
7:08 what did her daddy issues have to do with anything at all😭
I was wondering the same...
Apparently everything wow what a c you next Tuesday
@@br4524oh yes, that's the PERFECT word for her!😂
The “witness” in the second arrest was straight up lying and this is why so much misinformation is spread. If the lady being arrested would have just said I’m sorry I didn’t see/hear you what was the reason for the stop instead of screaming and calling her man and ignoring him..NONE of this would have happened. She wasn’t even freaking out when he came up with his gun drawn. How was he supposed to know exactly who was all in the car? Smh
Third chick is schwasted. Xanned out smh.
Okay the girl in the car, I could hear the loud music, she likely wasn't paying attention. The heightened attitude with a gun pullled, I can see that escalating, and I think the altercation rests at least partially in the way the cop handled it because he seemed frustrated. She is definitely ultimately to blame. But that could have been handled better.
She plead No Contest and was Sentenced to time in Jail, think was 10days and 1yr Probation.
Dude you gotta be crazy unaware if a cop car is behind you with sirens blaring and you don’t notice it. Have you ever been pulled over or had an ambulance come by? If you can’t notice that while you’re driving then you aren’t fit to drive or you’re being reckless and negligent, I GENUINELY don’t understand how you think that she or anyone wouldn’t have noticed a cop car when you’re supposed to be aware of your surroundings period when you’re driving. She had a revoked license and bad plates, she was purposely not pulling over because she knew she would get into trouble. She didn’t even bother pleading not guilty. Don’t let people playing dumb trick you, man.
I agree the cop shouldn’t have come out with his gun but she also clearly wasn’t going to be cooperative and people who show a willingness to avoid cops with a car are considered a lethal threat to the police since it is literally a 1 ton hunk of piloted metal they are in.
Yeah that cop seemed hyper aggressive, and pulling his gun out over her failing to stop ( she wasnt even speeding / trying to escape him I bet, so even less warranted ) and threatening to break her hand, there were dozens of better ways that could've been handled.
ok thank god someone else thinks the same, him yelling at her + gun drawn and immediately trying to yank the phone out of her hand and pulling the door open was uncalled for even if he was already ticked off. she never said she wasn't going to comply (since he didn't wait for her to respond) so for him to forcibly remove her from her car was not okay - ontop of him pushing her neck onto her car when there was another officer there for support (props to the third guy for stepping in tho)???? also why are there 5-6 cop cars for one traffic stop 😭
You must have missed the part at the end where it said she was charged with driving with a suspended license. She was trying to avoid stopping
Wow, that second officer was charged up. He didn’t need to pull a gun on her or pull her out physically. I understand people are doing something wrong but sometimes these officers are just extra. There’s no reason he has to be threatening to break her hand.
He didn't pull his gun he pulled his taser and he didn't deploy it
@@Splintz246 𝕨𝕙𝕒𝕥𝕖𝕧𝕖𝕣, 𝕚𝕥'𝕤 𝕒 𝕨𝕖𝕒𝕡𝕠𝕟. 𝔸𝕟𝕕 𝕙𝕖 𝕕𝕚𝕕𝕟'𝕥 𝕟𝕖𝕖𝕕 𝕥𝕠 𝕡𝕦𝕝𝕝 𝕚𝕥.
That woman thinks she's being a model citizen telling the cops to arrest the drug sellers and stuff as if that's gonna make her own crimes go away, as minor as they are.
"I'm literally not doing nothing!" Aha! That's a confession right there :)
Ye 'ol double-negative 😂
"Nicole's irritating behavior"... that's the understatement of the century.
2nd lady was antagonising and immature but those two cops are going to be in trouble for excessive force, certainly racism involved.
Why do people think breaking the law is legal!?
There seems to be a lot of people nowadays who have a sense of entitlement, zero self respect, and no respect for authority & others in general. It's pathetic & sad.
Its because they think the no seat belt, no license thing is minor and people are out doing hit and runs and murdering people and feel they should be out looking and investigating those people instead of worrying about them.. however they dont realize they're still breaking the law still and deserve attention too smh. Some of the people at wall/drive these streets oooof
@@mandab2909 Also people with warrants, or suspects in crimes, tend to not have IDs on them.
Anxiety
"I didn't do anything wrong!" While admitting to breaking the law And repeatedly asking what they're being stopped/arrested for despite being told multiple times why must be so frustrating for the cops.
You can expect a vigorous and swift response if you flee or refuse to stop. It becomes a felony when you do that.
I will never understand why people choose to act this way. Get a valid driver's license or don't freaking drive!! It is incredibly simple
Second cop was way too aggressive IMO
No, I see it as an officer who takes no nonsense.
true but how would u feel if someone was juss not coorpative
If she had a kidnapped child in the back would you think so? He had no idea what she was doing or why she wasn’t stopping. We get the benefit of foresight. He doesn’t in that moment.
And I’ve seen many women exactly like her in personality flee the stop because they’re not treated like this and given too much leeway to talk on the phone, and other bs.
@@elvickRULESif she wasn’t speeding away, you’re just being a pussc bootlicker 😂
With all due respect. From his perspective. He’s been pursuing a suspect who refuses to stop. Who may have the potential to cause harm to the public. He had sirens and lights going. She deserves to get arrested for being so incredibly distracted that she couldn’t realize she was the suspect of an active pursuit. Not only that when he arrives she has attitude and prioritizes her call over her own detainment and is not listening I woulda done the same thing. Gtfo out of the car cuz I can’t trust you to not take off and run me over.
When you are a cop you can’t let your emotions affect your actions or judgements. More deescalation training and testing needs to be provided to them.
Most of them are better at de-escalation. The second one either isn't good at it, or had a really shitty day and his patience already wore thin.
13:25 *NOT HAPPY* that had me laughing hard, great captions!
I hate when people say they have anxiety and then proceed to ignore instructions and act like complete assholes. Whether you hate cops or not, I could never imagine acting like this.
Freedom of speech! It is abused constantly and used for the wrong purposes. It is ruining everyone’s right to say what they feel is right or wrong when they use it as an excuse to cuss others out. What happened to doing things towards each other respectfully?
"This dudes having a bad night, his cars off a fucking cliff"
Reminds me of the roomba when it gets to the end of a step or a high plush carpet and sends a distress alert that "roomba is stuck on a cliff"
😂😢😂
Real life was reinforced when I watched the yt lady screaming at the cops and cussing them out for 15 minutes. Then the next Black spoke for ten seconds and was yanked out of the car. (And I am STRICTLY talking about the cops responses to them cussing them out.) Both women were aggressive, but were treated differently. And we are very well aware of- which is why we will have someone on the phone with us when pulled over.
Exactly. The contrast is absolutely appalling.
Yeah….what was her excuse for not having a valid license, insurance or registration? She knew what she was she was doing
Maybe she should’ve just pulled over ? 🤷♀️
She doesn’t pull over for 5 mins…. Maybe she has a gun…. Drugs…… committed a robbery…..
Let’s just default to her color and not her behavior
By different cops who were dealing with two nutcases in two different situations.
@@ILJzzFanthe officer didn’t know any of that when he pulled her over, only that she wasn’t stopping. Some people like to wait until they are at a safe place to pull over, I myself have made a cop follow me for almost 5 minutes to get to a safe spot to stop and I didn’t get a gun pulled on me.
You only need to look at every other case in this video to see that cops are very capable of being calm even when being kicked and screamed at, I wonder what the one difference is in Diara’s case?
@@fiyahquacker2835 True he didn’t kno any of that OTHER than she didn’t pull over in a reasonable amount of time AND she didn’t comply with his lawful orders. She chose to NOT stop because she didn’t have a license, valid reg or insurance. She then chose to get on the phone and not listen to him. She chose to not comply.
Let’s just blame the cop tho vs a grown ass woman making poor choices that put herself in that position.
The first girl and the second one was equally uncooperative and disrespectful. One left in handcuffs the other one left with citations. Gotta love America.