Criminal Lawyer Reacts to LA Trooper Finds a Body in the Trunk
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Criminal Lawyer Bruce Rivers Reacts to LA Trooper Finds a Body in the Trunk
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Dude forgot to follow the golden rule. “Never break the law while you’re breaking the law.”
🤦♂ Indeed. The one rule that I never fail to remember. 🤣
@@dcallan812Who doesn't obey every traffic rule when you have a body in the trunk? Sheesh. 😄
But to live outside the law, you must be honest. -- Bob Dylan
@@EmeraldViewbreak one law at a time. Never more
All good advice. It always blows my mind when I see someone get pulled over for speeding when they’re trafficking drugs I can’t even imagine having a body in the trunk! Wear your damn seatbelt make sure your DL and registration is all up to date and good, and don’t break any traffic laws!! Is that really so hard to do when the outcome of a routine traffic stop could be 15+ years imprisonment
This was actually an exceptional cop. He was very calm, respectful, yet thorough. He needs to teach all the ignorant and ego-driven cops.
He really did do an amazing job
Edit: I was completely wrong. Thank you for pointing it out to me. This is why random eye witness testimony is nearly worthless.
@@shadowprince4482I'm not sure exactly how it works but I've heard the trunk is different than the car. If probable cause to search the car exists it doesn't necessarily exist to look in the trunk. Cannabis is legal in California so it doesn't give automatic probable cause the way it does in other states. The bullet holes most likely do give probable cause to search everything though.
@@peterbruno657this is Louisiana not California, also bullet holes in a car do NOT constitute probable cause
True! What a professional officer!
He's actually highly praised for being so professional and careful. He didn't just grab him and search. He was really thorough. That cop had great "Spidey senses"
MOST humans have that sense, too mad most ignore it.
Absolutely agreed!!
This was far from Spidey senses, a piano of suspicion was practically falling on his head!!
That cop was 100% certain that there was something fishy there and he wanted to make sure that NOTHING he did could help the defense or hinder the prosecution. Excellent job, officer!
Maybe so, but it actually seems like he wasn’t in to it, for whatever reason. Maybe he was going on break in 20 minutes. He just has excellent observation skills, and couldn’t ignore them.
He wanted to make sure he dotted the is and crossed the ts before going further.
Yeah, I thing he had a strong gut feeling that there was more than weed or an unlicensed driver. Didn't he say at one point that "something just doesn't feel right" or something?
This cop should be promoted to Detective. He's got great instincts, he's careful, he follows the law.
This officer literally did half of their job for them! Whichever detective got this case should buy this officer dinner or something! 😂
No... He planted the body there. Wow just wooooow.
No, not likely, he definitely lied about speeding. He probably was doing 56 MPH.
@@heynow01 he's *definitely* lying because the dude was *probably* doing 56? Okay buddy
He probably could have been more careful with the suspect as far as officer safety, but I think since the kid was staying so calm the officer was trying NOT to escalate the situation unnecessarily.
Not gonna lie: I found it refreshing to watch a cop taking it slowly and carefully for a change. He kept control of the scene (which was intermittently pretty chaotic) but was not in a rush to act, and good for him.
I kept saying call for back up. I don't know what took him so long.
I agree! How refreshing to watch a cop not immediately pull out his gun and treats this young man cautiously and safely for everyone.☮️💙💜❤️
That’s usually the case. What you see is the exception that makes news.
He was most likely afraid He could be called a racist and jailed if something happed. He'll get shoot one day because He is not carful.
The only issue I have is not hand cuffing him sooner. That cop could have gotten himself killed.
I was impressed with the cop from the moment he had the kid hand over his phone to ensure he wasn't texting someone to come help him. Very good police work.
Your comment of . . . "we think there might be some fukery a foot" . . . Almost made me fall off my chair in laughter! 😂😂😂😂😂
Same here! I have to remember that line 😂
Seriously! He has the best one-liners and facial expressions. Also does a great drunk talking impression. I love me some Bruce Rivers-Michael Rivers content! 🫶🫶🫶😂😂😂
**Content genius Michael Rivers
7:12 when the officer asked if anyone was with him, the suspect pointed to the car out of instinct because he had a body in the car. Crazy how his involuntary nature pointed to the body but then he corrected himself to actually say NO.
brruuuuuhh xD
oh *snap*
I noticed that too 😂
Wild, eh? Points behind himself, “Ya, just my buddy in the trunk.” Human psychology is fascinating.
I didn't notice that. Great observation!
This police officer just made the prosecutor's job alot easier with his approach! This is a great example of good police work.
Yeah, he’s a good cop.
I have been on both sides. However, this guy is a murderer and the officer could have been in immediate danger. Driving with no license or paperwork 20 mph over the speed limit with a marijuana smell; cuffs… immediately.
@@CategoricalImperative
I think this experienced officer went thru the motions but somehow he already knew something is horribly off.
His life is in danger when he clocks in daily because humans are u predictable savages.
@@EarthIsHell999 I'm aware from my 2 years of real world experience. IMO Most humans are not savages, but they are indeed unpredictable.
@shockvaluesracing well my experience of living on 3 different continents and witnessing 5 different murders and violence and going through A revolution etc etc etc i view the curent consumer humans as conditioned and programmed to save self only and therefore are far more savage like in behavior in the spirit of "i dont give a fuxk" and will ignore someone in need. Seen it over and over again. That's why I stay away from humans and live on a remote island because of my own personal experience with them. Good luck
Dude is the most patient police officer ever.
He had ability to find body so quick and just arrest kid.
This way he built up the background of things and broke down the dude’s lies to catch him red handed.
The cop knew something stank right away, and he so carefully proceeded. Good job Officer, for taking the time and doing this right!
If I have a body in the back of my car, I’m gonna be the most law abiding citizen in the USA
well he figures he should get rid of the body asap so he has a right to speed without interference /s
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That's cause you have a brain
People come for the body but they stay because of that Cop. You can tell that cop was very disappointed and didnt want to have to charge that guy for any more than he had to, and crossed his Ts and dotted his i's while being so freaking polite and calm...the way he goes "yeaup" as soon as he pops the trunk, he had a gut feeling
Give that man a raise!!
Gut feelings are not grounds for articulated suspicion
@@terryarmbruster9719 You've never had intuition or a strange funny feeling that something isn't right, did you? It's a hell of a feeling. Police, Medical, and a few other jobs require to live by that feeling to make themselves useful. It's a protective instinct.
@@terryarmbruster9719good thing he had more than just intuition and gut feeling
@@terryarmbruster9719It's called implicit learning. With the amount of experience this officer has. It is absolutely grounds for further inquiry.
You say cop, I have another word I like to use for his kind… 🐖🐷
What an amazing officer. I hope he gets a pay raise and is an influence on other officers. Exceptional man.
Speeding with a dead body in the truck guy is a genius
Everything about this perp's situation screams "Criminal Genius!"
This is a great example of an officer actually taking his job seriously - he isn’t in it for the power trip or he’d have used any excuse to rough this kid up and exert power over him. He’s being so careful because he wants to preserve the integrity of the incident - he’s thinking of the future. It’s refreshing.
That's 99% of cops you just hear about the worst bc of the media usually a cop doing the norm doesn't get any attention. A cop acting out of norm gets all the attention
@@ianthompson2802 orrrrrr it’s so common for cops to abuse their power and for the entire field to be well known for corruption that we see sparse examples of decent cops being smart vs power hungry
@ianthompson2802 As a LEO I'd say it's closer to 85ish%. Depends on the locale and what is "tolerated" in house.
@@WookieWoman and honestly I know all cops aren’t all bad - ANY profession that gives people power will be abused by a lot of people who go into the field. I’ve worked in early childhood care and as a nanny and I can tell you - a HUGE portion of people who work with kids are HORRIBLE people. And then there are those who are wonderful. Or like teachers I’ve had in my life - most kind of sucked, but there were the handful who were incredible. Just want to be clear that I’m not so obtuse as to think it’s black and white.
@@BookishDark I absolutely understand. When it comes to law enforcement (and military lol) it seems to attract 3 types: people who want to serve others, people who can't think of any other career, and people who want to be a Hero. The last one is the worst one. 😩
"There might some fuckery afoot" needs to be on a shirt or a magnet. 😂
Props to the cop, not only for his patience, but for being so thorough even though he can already already arrest the kid. I think he's just trying to 1. Be as safe as possible, 2. Make sure there are no loop holes that can be used to get him off. 3. He wants to cover every base so he can't be accused of profiling, fabricating evidence, etc.
Bruce comes up with the best phrases!
Ain’t gonna get no props from me… 🐖🐷
I need that on a sticker for my laptop.
Mad respect for that cop! He did everything by the book but listen to his instincts and made sure he made no mistakes.
I cannot BELIEVE how calm that kid acted during all this, with a freaking murder victim in the trunk!
Psychopaths don’t feel anxiety to the extent that a normal person does. Their circuitry and Neurobiology is different than the rest of ours.
I’m shocked that the kid didn’t take off running! Too stoned?
he's often or constantly fearful to level of the occurring situation. he's skinny and tired or exhausted.
Kids, especially misled ones, don’t have a full scope of the reality and longterm affects of their actions. Tough shit tho, he’s chosen the hardest lesson of them all😮💨
Gotta be some good weed
He was probably initially thinking that it was a stolen vehicle, and the kid was joy riding. But when he saw the bullet holes, he knew that he was dealing with a more serious crime. And he did not want to screw it up. He probably doesn't get a stop like this every day.
man I'd hope he doesn't get a stop like this every day lmao
Let's hope not.
When asked if he’s alone he practically points to the trunk. The cop states he is going to do the obvious thing and the one thing he wanted to do the entire time is pop the trunk. With bullet holes in the driver side, missing driver of the vehicle I think he had a suspicion. He needed back up and definitely was dreading to pop the trunk. Definitely awesome cop with good instincts. He would make a great detective.
23:03 “Well go in the trunk and ask him.”
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I'm guessing that cop's department might have had issues with unlawful search in the past, because his patience and caution was legendary. I don't think there's a judge in the country that would have dared to question whether there was enough probable cause to search.
There was no way to make an illegal search in this case, not his car, car not borrowed to him, he doesn't have permission to use the car, the car is stolen.
An Illegal search at the onset would of held up in court, there was a recent supreme court case where they were dealing with rental cars being borrowed to someone else. The arrest got thrown out in that case but they went over this.
And this is where there is a problem with law. It allows murderers to get off scotch free on technicality.
Agreed
How do you borrow something to somebody? Do you mean loan?
@@papapsych2746yeah. But if nothing is in the car, even if it was probable cause, cops get looked at as bullies and power hungry. Shit like that. Sounds like he had to be patient to avoid this.
I'm blown away by the common sense+detective work this officer did. This guy is a real pro! Glad he's out on patrol!👍👍👮
The only thing that wasn't really common sense from him was that he choose not to put the guy in cuffs and made him hang out in front of his car while he was searching it. He could of booked it when he was only being watched over by one guy who isn't as fit as him, or decided that he isn't going to jail and tried fighting the cops.
@@Algebruh2407SAFETY 1ST ALWAYS. .
@@Algebruh2407Well, if you don’t expect to find more than a bit of weed you probably also don’t expect the person to abandon their car and run or shoot you. In hindsight it’s easy to say he should’ve cuffed him straight away.
I came here after watching the original video and I thought the same thing. Because of the description of the video. I was shocked to see how calm the kid was from the beginning. Then after watching it all play out, the only thing that comes to mind is that he wanted to be caught. He was done. Probably been driving around trying to figure what to do and when he saw those flashing lights, he just gave up. He did lie but he didn't try too hard to get out of anything. He knew the officer was going to find out where he lived. And how he broke down when they asked what happened, that's relief leaving his body that it's all over. JMO
I can vouch for La State Troopers they are top tier incredibly cool calm collected and polite and just so dang intelligent
“Remember, nothing can be solved with violence”Much respect for all good LE officials👍💕Really enjoying your channel!
"There's nothing wrong with him driving around a car with bullet holes in it." Spoken like a true defense lawyer.
...in Aussie, if the holes were in structural panels, windscreen or any other proscribed area, the cop can give you a defect notice and leave you walking.
Windscreen----Windshield 👍 USA.
Who knows maybe he was at a gun range and accidentally shot his car lol.
@@saxongreen78 well you guy dont believe in freedom. so theres that
@saxongreen78 in the US you can drive with a frame rusted in two and be fine
It’s tragic. Thinking about it, I consider how much hard work and effort the deceased put into being able to get that car, only to have someone he thought was his friend murder him and steal it while hiding his body in the trunk of his own car. Horribly tragic and condolences to the friends and family.
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It was his dads car they said. “The owners son” but agreed. Very tragic 😔
Yes, it was tragic and condolences to the family and friends.
I believe it was his parents car. But nonetheless it is horrible what happened to him
@@nikkis7375the car was in his mom's name and she's the one who reported him missing 😞
This cop should be a detective. The way he went about approaching this situation slowly and carefully while all his instincts were probably screaming at him was a shining example of exemplary police work! This officer is more then cool and level headed enough to make a fantastic detective...
This is what professionalism looks like. Bravo to the cop
"you better get some act right into you"
I love this cop. I gotta say, he is one of the least egotistical officer I have ever seen. He's incredibly patient and level headed, not unnecessarily escalating, and genuinely not trying to find problems where none exist, but also aware enough to have a good bs detector. He seems like someone who is in his job for the right reasons, not as a power trip or excuse to thump skulls. This is how I want more police to be.
Then tell Society to get more act right into them and you'll see results... Hopefully. Possibly. Probably not.
The overwhelming majority of cops.
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Wow. Kid was calm on the outside. I bet his heart was at 150.
Great job to the police officer. Sorry you had to see that poor kid in the trunk. May he Rest In Peace.
Sociopaths have very low levels of anxiety, if any. They can stay calm in situations like this.
Being high as a kite probably helped.
i REALLY enjoyed watching this clip. the cop is so calm and thorough its actually really reassuring in a way
Prayers to the family of the life lost. So tragic so senseless. 😢
I'm a retired nurse and you deal with death often, BUT you have to feel for police officers who deal with the worst in our society and see such horrific forms of death .
Yep, that was what I was thinking about. In certain situations you are prepared for death (as much as you can be), but can’t imagine the shock when your body and mind aren’t prepared at all and you suddenly find a body
I’m going to a counselor at my university for it, but since you’re more familiar seeing it, do you have any advice for someone with a fear of aging and death? I’m in my early 20s and It started up last week and I haven’t been able to shake it.
@@StarfayeArt I know I’m not the one you asked, but I have a background in psychology so I just wanna give my 2 cents! Usually when there’s a fear of something, there’s a deeper meaning. I.e fear of vomit can be a fear of losing control. Or a fear of heights can be biological. That’s the rational part, trying to see what you fear specifically and why.
Then there is coping. Seeing what triggers any anxious thoughts. Giving yourself exposure and not completely avoiding it at all costs, because that will make the fear bigger over time. (By avoiding you tell yourself that it IS scary, you SHOULD be scared and you will get more scared).
Without knowing much context about you, I can not give any reaally helpful advice, but the biggest component I think, would be acceptance. Accepting and rationalizing death and aging as a normal component to life. Like it would be a mathematical problem. “2+2=4” and people age and pass away.
Then there are the normal coping mechanisms for when you feel a panic attack or anxiety attack: breathing, mindfulness, asmr, taking a walk, doing something that makes you happy. You can rewire your brain into making it less and less scary over time. You’re making the neural path weaker by associating the moment of fear, by doing something that calms the body+mind.
This is not something that will go away in a day, it takes practice.
Best of luck to you and if you have any questions about what I wrote, feel free to ask (:
@@StarfayeArtThat kind of fear is very common and can come up at different times in life, sometimes you need to just go out and do stuff you enjoy, remember that we are all in the same boat and it's ok to feel fear
@@ethanbrock5453yes
I was pleased how cautious the cop was about it all. He didn’t just yank him out and gut the car, he called the right people and triple checked his information even though the weed was more than enough cause to search without a warrant.
Should have cuffed the guy a lot sooner.
@@theloanranger2632 It's easy to say that when we have the benefit of hindsight, but everyone deserves to be treated with compassion first and foremost.
Tons of people have been mistreated in the hands of cops for minor offenses, some even while innocent. I'm glad this cop seemed determined not to be one of them.
@@StoutShako Sadly my wife killed herself and I woke up to find her. When the police arrived they put me in cuffs and the back of a car for 4 hours before they then took me to the station for an interview. I know domestic violence is much more common than suicide, but what a way to make the worst day of my life even worse.
@@jonhewettfucked up thing is, if there was domestic abuse, they wouldn’t have put anyone in cuffs until there was a body.
Sometimes it feels like the justice system is rigged to do the most damage possible.
@@theloanranger2632Could actually legally complicate things
First time viewer. Your humorous comments, the suspense of waiting for him, to discover the body, plus the tension over the cop not cuffing the kid, cured a bad case of boredom. Liked and subscribed.
‘I’m going to do the obvious’
He was going to get there eventually. He was just covering his ass. The kid had already given him permission to search the trunk. I’m glad those other officers were there to help before he found the body.
This is a very good example of the importance of bodycams and cops following procedure.
this seems like a really good cop. actually seems really remorseful that this kid is gonna get himself in shit for driving without a license, does everything gently but safely until it turns out it's some real shit.
He almost let the fucker go, if that guy in the truck didn't pull up and give him the scoop.
Funny enough as a Louisiana resident, the state troopers and most sheriffs are often quite pleasant. City police seems to almost always be insane though.
@@Slinkwater i moved down to Louisiana a few months ago from a city up north, they're so much nicer here it's crazy!
@@papapsych2746Bros supposed to be a mind reader?
Thank you Bruce!! You’re so awesome…appreciate the hard work.
This officer clearly has a lot of experience. He’s being extremely thorough and deferential to the potential perp. He obviously intuits something is way amiss and he doesn’t want to fuck it up with a bad search.
This happened a mile from my house here a few years ago. The black deputy is a great guy too. He has pulled me over 3 times in the past 5 years and always let me go w/o a ticket. Two of those times I was returning from Sonic w/ food and he noticed that and said, "Man get home before that Sonic gets cold". He's great as is Sheriff Kevin Cobb, the man at the very end who shows up.
Sonic will do that to ya! My excitement over DD Iced Coffee got me once.
@@jeffrey.a.hanson😂Understandable👌🏽
why do you keep getting pulled over!? could have had a body in the trunk all 3 times and he let you go! lol
@@GuidoLuzzi I was speeding a little, but had hot Sonic to eat! Thankfully the deputy understood my plight.
So he's a good cop because he let you go? 🙄 Maybe he should've given you a ticket so you stop speeding...
I can’t believe how calm this dude was . I instinctively always get nervous when I’m pulled over . Crazy story
Prob not the first time this pos kid did some fk shit like this
What are you nervous about? I've been stopped and frisked, approached by police loitering with friends, stopped twice fair evading and given a ticket once. Stopped packed in a car with friends, ran from police ditching school and caught stealing and the time I got detained loitering they took a knife off me. Never been in handcuffs or arrested. All of this stuff that was my fault or just police doing their job was when I was a kid. I can see why a teen would be nervous, but adults not really or rather, so nervous it's visible. I don't even buy into the whole cops are bad thing and I should be afraid because I'm black. As an adult, they don't even look my way and I got no issue talking to them or saying hello or anything. I don't get what an adult would be nervous about. They're just cops, they're not out to get you and if you didn't do anything what's the big deal? and if you did something minor, apologize, take your ticket or warning and go about your business.
Sometimes I think people give into false social ideas or they've been too coddled so any minor event shakes them up more than it should. Believe me, I rather have grown up less exposed to nonsense but seeing both sides of things gives perspective.
Me too. I think of the police as a bear, or cougar, or something like that. Interesting to see but you don't want a personal encounter in the wild.
@@drjonesey5I respect the police and follow the law and still get nervous when I get pulled over. Anxiety is a normal human response, especially in situations like being pulled over
Perp got 25 years.
So glad i found this channel. Very informative
That cop was outstanding. Credit for sure
Wow just to see the family friend pull up and hear the family member on the phone with the officer while the body is unknowingly right there in the trunk is heart breaking. Wow
I was thinking the same thing. You know that fucked with him hard when he found out
I didn’t think about that :(
Well it’s better than him seeing it!! I would just hope he’s prosecuted to the fullest extent overall
You ever think that guy was just a 2nd party/car that followed him to make sure the body gets dumped. Maybe they had a backup follow to make sure everything went smooth or if anything went wrong i.e. getting pulled over with a body
@@eastbayarea864 Wow thats deep, spooky even.
See a dead body's not necessarily hard, We do it at funerals all the time, but discovering one when your not expecting it must be horrifyingly traumatic
It is. In 2017, two of my friends who were brothers and I were camping. When we went to sleep (they had separate tents, and I was sleeping in their van), one of them decided to use heroin and meth instead of sleeping. His brother woke up to find his body stiff and cold in the morning. The wails he made and whatnot upon finding him are something that I would not like to hear again. I was more just in a stunned silence.
How awful that must have been...
At funerals, the bodies have been embalmed, dressed in an outfit picked out by loved ones, and hair & make-up artists help them to look their best.
When you find one like the poor lad in the video, it's nowhere near as "sanitised". If it's fresh, there will be the smell from the bowels and bladder releasing on death. If it's not fresh, you'll have decomposition, which is a truly vile smell. Dependent on the methods of death and disposal, it can also be very messy and graphic... Add in the shock element to all of that and it becomes a sad reality that those who find bodies as part of their job often end up with PTSD - it really can be that bad.
@@NickyBlue99Jesus, that's awful. I'm truly sorry to read of this. I hope you've been able to get appropriate support to process what happened and safeguard your own mental health 💕
Nicely groomed and decorated funeral dead bodies are not the same as dead bodies you see on the streets.
I think the policeman thought 'maybe' the car had been used in a crime (gunshots) and at worst was a transporting vehicle in the missing kid. No way did he think the kid was in the trunk. Missing people usually aren't found that easily.
As an soldier stationed in South Korea(79-80) for the second time my immediate supervisors found out my hobby was photography. One of my duties soon became to go out and photograph the scenes that involved vehicles from our compound. I lost a buddy in an accident and it wasn't pretty. As an over-the-road driver 1991-2018 I saw more accidents than I probably should and some could possibly give you nightmares. I also drove in South Korea and always enjoyed the days I didn't come across a wreck. One thing I did learn photographing wrecks was how to read skid marks and debris.
Some people may say I don't let things like seeing dead or mangled bodies bother me but that's probably because I don't let it show. Oh, the things I can tell you...
What's most amazing is that the kid never tried to run. People run over warrants for petty drug charges, for shoplifting, for all kinds of minor nonsense, and they do it with four or six police on the scene. This kid is alone with one officer, a wooded area a short sprint away, and a body in the trunk, and he chills in front of the squad car while the officer gets closer and closer to the truth. Incredible.
That’s just what I was thinking!
Probably thought he could walk if he played it cool
Right!?
@@brendonspeech4115 my guess is he's hoping they take him to jail and tow the car, but he doesn't know they have to inventory everything, so he's assuming he'll be out in a day or two and can get the car out before it starts to smell
A lot of ghetto kids literally don't know how to run. I was told that by a black lady coach
I think the cop should be commended for not immediately throwing the kid in the back of his car and dragging him away. Seemed like he wanted to give the kid a break and not arrest him and the kid's lies (and the bullet holes) screwed him.
Yeah, no kidding. I'm only at 14:07 and I'm wondering why he hasn't cuffed the guy! This officer's calm is refreshing as hell. He seemed to be in no hurry to mess with the guy. Just calmly going about his job, with seemingly no bias or agenda.
This is how I think policing should be done. The only major mistake I think the cop made is that he didn't pat down the kid when he got him out of the car. He turned his back to the kid a couple of times before his backup arrived.
@@ra2186 Those are "mistakes" in the police world, only. It's the mentality that everyone is a criminal and a threat. It's the kind of mentality that causes cops to be hostile to the public and that makes the public increasingly hateful of cops.
This cop showed a reluctance to escalate and a reluctance to infringe on this guy's rights. The cop was downright civil, collaborative, and respectful.
I'm not surprised most cops would consider that a mistake.
It should he have kid just murdered someone
You can be detained and then let go. Happened a lot to me when I was friends with criminals.
Bruce i really enjoy your show and info! Good, fun, stuff, not always fun for others. Thanks!
another great video Bruce. thx a lot.
That is a very good cop. I feel sorry for him. Finding a body would give him one heck of a jolt in the early morning.
I’m a lawyer and I found my neighbour murdered several years ago. I was so freaked out my mind actually blocked out what I actually saw in that room but it still affected me for a long time. This stuff stays with you.
Yeah, I was right next to my friend when a cop blew his head off. I have vivid recurring nightmares of that incident replaying in slow motion.
Unlike lawyers, many people don't actually understand the consequences of being found near a dead body and what might happen, especially in today's society with complex legal systems. Any corrupt or malevolent law enforcement individual can fabricate charges, plant evidence, and coerce witness testimonies, often with support from their colleagues. This could result in anyone, regardless of guilt, being sentenced to life in prison.
I hope you find healing. A cop is like a health professional in training. The most empathetic ones are the best and learn how to separate themselves from trauma, before they are thrown into the field. Or, I hope they would get that training. You, as a neighbor, were traumatised by the unexpected. You are obviously a deeply caring person. May G-D guide you to complete healing.
I’m gonna call bull shit on your story
@@Thor-Orion I don't know the circumstances of why it happened, or whether your friend or the cop was at fault, but either way but I'm deeply sorry you experienced that and for your loss of a friend. Can't even imagine.
37:53 this was wild. kudos to that officer. he really took his time to follow rules & get all the information he possibly could before taking each step. that’s fantastic police work. staying calm, asking questions, cross referencing…he did well.
Nahh
@@macysondheimfound the wannabe thug
@@deadonentry 🤡🤡🤡
I like your “wheels up” phrase, my dad always says “Boots and saddles” when he’s ready to go 😂
He respected the suspect the entire time. He was thorough. Sad its unusual, but great to see
It's not unusual at all.
Just imagine how many people are driving around with a dead body in the trunk but are driving carefully, obeying the speed limit, and don’t have heavily tinted windows. Pretty scary!
And with fewer than three bullet holes in their cars.
Probably very few but still far more than there should be.
I’m such a wuss. I’ve only been pulled over once when I was 19 for speeding. I was having a ROUGH day so when he came to my window I was trying to hold it in but immediately when I said’ “I’m sorry” I started sobbing uncontrollably. This poor cop let me go without a ticket but I feel so bad I technically cried out of a ticket lol.
I had a cop pull me over for speeding. I was very honest and nice to the cop. I said I was sorry. He let me go without a ticket, I couldn't believe it. It does happen.
it really all depends on how fast you’re going anything 7-10 they may let go with a warning but if its 15+ aint no crying getting you out of that
I did that once when I was about the same age. I was driving from Virginia to Georgia and was swerving a bit because it was towards the end of an 8 hour drive and I was admittedly getting tired. I was so scared but he was really nice about it lol
This was a State Trooper, they don't normally deal with something like this, so he did a great job
What do they usually deal with
Great video. Keep em coming
Carjacking. When he said "I hit him" he wasnt describing an automobile accident. He shot the "Kid whose father bought him a Camaro" bc he wanted his car. The Policeman was PERFECT. He was very respectful of the young man. It was textbook. And thank God he followed his intuition.
Im sure he meant he actually hit him and not shot, it wud be a bit weird saying I just hit him if he meant shot him
it is a sick camaro though
@@DJCrisisUKthe interrogation is on RUclips I believe he admits to shooting him in it
@@Jtoe1985 have u got a link or full name of this guy im interested in what happened
@@DJCrisisUKruclips.net/video/Zzcg6HByQEg/видео.html&feature=share
I love this cop. He was direct and thorough.. he didn’t want the small stuff but smelled something bigger. Good for him!! 🩷🩷
I really like how cautious the cop was being in this. We need more guys like him. He gave him the benefit of the doubt in every instance until the evidence of wrongdoing was too large to ignore. Kudos to him!
lol he didn't give him the benefit of any doubt. he was being arrested no matter what as stated by the criminal defense attorney in this video about 50 times!
Really? I don't know why everybody is saying this. Ultimately I think that this could have turned out very tragic for this police officer. His guardian Angel must be doing overtime looking out for him. This seemed to me to be an absolute recipe for disaster. I hope this is not taught as a way to do things in any Police academy. Why on Earth would you turn your back on a potential suspect whom you just pulled over for speeding they have no driver's license they smell like marijuana they've admitted to having drugs in the car they've admitted that it is not their vehicle they don't know their address or they won't tell you their address and now you find bullet holes in car. And somehow you think that this cop is doing his job well. I hope he gets reprimanded for not immediately putting this kid in handcuffs searching him and calling for backup.
@@KMF3shot with what you clown? The guy had no clown and his back was never turned
@@cococock2418 go back and watch the video again he turned his back on the suspect multiple times.
@@GuidoLuzziyeah, because he knows that there's a body in the trunk. Not a wonder that he can predict that the dude will be arrested.
That Trooper would make a damn good detective. He takes his job seriously and thorough. I could only imagine the amount of terrible people he would have locked up.
It's nice to see a good, calm professional officer. Many videos on the tube show the bad cops. Thanks for this one
His instincts were on point! HE KNEW IT!! He said “I’m gonna do what I have been wanting to do” and opened that trunk! He just KNEW!! Great police work! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That's the impression I got. It's like he was adding up all the pieces until finally it clicked.
@@charlesdodimead5658Don't want to be gross, but once the guy was stopped, could the cop have been able to tell by scent that there was a body in the trunk? The guy is wearing a t-shirt, trees are green, and if it is warm, you can imagine what heat is doing to that poor guy in the trunk.
@@tuxitalk1World Eventually, yea. not immediately.
I don’t think he said “I just hit him”, I think he said “I just HID him.”
What an awful sad situation 😔
Someone else probably killed him, he just did the dirtier work
That’s exactly what I think happened
I hear HID not HIT so I also agree
He confessed in custody to killing Michael over a debt
@CLR Bruce Rivers 26:45 lol, "Scooter" is a pretty common nickname in Louisiana (maybe the south in general) and it's not unheard of for people to go by their nickname exclusively. I've known people -- adults -- called Scooter, Peanut, Bud, Bubby, Buck, Cowboy, Missy... and now that I think about it, I still couldn't tell you most of their real first names 😅
Beautiful scenery near the beginning of the video. Thank you for another very interesting video.
Now, there is technically nothing wrong with driving a car full of bullet holes. But questions WILL arise...
"this is my own private domicile and i will not be harassed!
bitch"
I was really hoping he said “can you articulate a crime you suspect me of committing?”
😂
Speed holes, they make the car go faster!
Actually if it has holes in it,technically they can say the structural integrity of the automobile is compromised and no insurable making the vehicle a total loss.
Sounds good anyways 😊
I get this vibe that the cop just really didn't wanna ruin some kids life. He told him he "ain't looking for no roach" when he smelled pot. He just took the kid's word that there was nothing more. When he confronts the kid about the lies, I hear dissappointment and frustration from the officer, and he then gives the kid a chance to be honest. When he talks to people on the phone I hear him asking someone else to tell him he's doing the right thing because he feels bad about it.
You would be incorrect.. He said he isn’t looking for a roach meaning, where is the sack full of weed. In other words, he knew he had more than a roach so come clean and tell me where it is so I can haul your butt to jail. As the attorney said. He was being cautious. If it was anything else, he wouldn’t have went through all that trouble and call multiple people.
I want to believe this cop has compassion for the kid, but I wonder if the patience and then consternation wasn't due to being careful because of the body cams, and the general public scrutiny and opinion on cops today.
Great video - absolutely captivated through to the end.
Bruce Rivers, you are AWESOME! It has been a long time since I've been drawn to any kind of entertainment source ( tv, movies, podcast, etc. ) as I am to CLR. You have the amazing combination of knowledge, presentation and sense of humor that is absolutely the best! Kudos from Canada to you.
You have not seen the interrogation on this yet, eh? It's a horrible story.... the boys were friends, and he tried to set him up to steal his car, and it seems he didn't give it up easy enough. It's truly heartbreaking.
Where is the interrogation? would like to watch
"friends". these POS's exist way too much in our cities. they are all lacking empathy or any intelligence and are worthless to society
do you know the outcome ?
@@clairetrimby111me too!!!
What’s the kids name?
Its so heartbreaking when someone so young is murdered. Parents should never have to bury their children.
This is quite common actually among a certain demographic
@diapersFTMFW11
That's enough of that.
@@kingayy9267 Well he is statistically correct... Numbers don't lie especially when they're posted by the government and the police. Data is not racist
Makes you wonder how many lives could be saved if everyone didn't have guns.
😢 yes sady
This officer was phenomenal!!! So calm, knew something was off but didn't want to escalate things unnecessarily... Way to go!
How the heck did I miss this one ...your commentary is slways the best😂
What really got me about this entire encounter was how patient the officer was and how thorough he was. He wasn't a jerk, he wasn't soft. He was direct and professional. It was literally a masterclass on navigating through a guys BS without losing your composure. The only weird thing to me in this was how long it took for back-up when something clearly seemed suspicious to the officer. I don't know anything about anything, but if BR says he could get a warrant not sure why they'd overcomplicate this.
EXACTLY 💯
It's tough to be a cop today. This cop was exceptionally thorough and at the same time he protected himself. Not once was he out of line and he protected the integrity of this case. Excellent job, Officer. Thanks, Bruce.
My kid wants to be a cop. I’m praying he changes his mind-while at the same time, I’m proud of his sense of dignity and desire to serve and protect.
I think there have always been difficulties being a cop. Just curious why you specifically think nowadays.
Yeah it's tough abusing power, ego trippen, being a "good" cop but not stopping the "rotten" cops on your same shift and patrol. 😂🙄.
@@flybriur The All Cops Are Bad crowd, for one. The way mainstream media keeps promoting only the bad stories of police, not the ones where they actually do their job and do a good job, which are more often and common than the bad police. The way people view police in general as 'bad' now a days.
@@Wildreinhorsemanshipdepends on area he works in. Where I live, I dont hear of officers getting killed or hurt that often. We had a death of a officer last yr. He was was killed during a call for domestic violence .
What a guy Bruce is thank you for all of your videos
I absolutely love this channel
Be careful who you call "friend". Be careful who you allow in your personal space. May the deceased rest in peace and his family find healing. Let justice prevail swiftly.
What an incredible officer. He did everything by the book and stayed mindful of the perps rights. These are the kind of men we want representing our police.
@ Bruce enjoy your trip to Alaska w your boys. What an amazimg time, yall stay safe 🙏
My father is a retired law enforcement officer. This gives me even more respect for him and what he did to provide for our family.
This police officer is just such a good person. Perfect example of how to do the job.
Hats off to how well this LA state trooper handled the situation.
It actually is probably the best I have seen a cop do their job. He figured shite out and asked the right questions.
The cop did a great job overall, but he was reckless
@@robbydelzell9492he should have cuffed him way earlier.
It be different if he shot cop in back head cause not handcuffing him
Happened to 2 state troopers in West Virginia. And the handcuffed him. Didn’t pay him down well and hand cuffed him in front so he shot them in back head got their handcuff keys. Shot tow truck driver. Them took off. Then shot Sherrif deputy. Them ran in woods killed himself. 20 year old
Rest peacefully Michael Robinson. It’s heartbreaking when parents have to bury their child.
The trooper did an excellent job handling this.
Safe journey, Bruce.
Its Blicky Bruce to you
Incredibly engaging. Difficult to watch, and well worth it. Im new to your channel, and i really like your style - professional narrative, informative and engaging. Thanks!
I saw the original video, and I’ve never seen a cop look so shocked as he did. Whether it’s admissible or not, at least the parents will get some closure about their son.
He gave cop permission to search the vehicle. That's on tape. Of course the search is admissible.
where's the original video?
@@evelynwaugh4053plus he had reasonable cause because he admitted to having drugs in the car, also they were impounding it because he didn’t have a license. They could’ve searched that car like 3 or 4 different ways and all of them are legal.
And where is the original video??
People like you are beyond annoying. You talk about the original video or the actual story without linking it smhhh
7:15 when the cop ask “is anyone with you?” He turns, points at the trunk, and says “no sir, just me.” Freudian slip right there.
Just me and him. Who? Oh nobody.
It was the cop was solving a very complicated puzzle. What a wiz. Amazing!
Fellow Minnesotan and absolutely love your show!
That officer deserves a lot of respect. He did his job well, used his head, stayed calm and, even though he was sure something was off, didn't over-react. This is the kind of policing that we need to see held up as an example.
This was unreal, that trooper had a feeling and stuck with it. Good for him
Happy to see you compliment this cop! He’s excellent.
25 mins in✍🏼go speed limit, dont smoke weed when carrying a dead body😂😂😂 Im kidding Im kidding….my question is how is this guy soooooo calm, that’s insane!
That kid was so calm. If he had a license and knew where registration and insurance was he might have gotten off with a warning.
Shows how being calm and respectful puts the cops at ease and they can respond in kind.
I think the bullet holes are a giant red flag
Well, he shouldn’t have had any weed in the car THEN *maybe* he could have gotten away with it (for a little longer anyways)
If he would have been smart enough for that then he wouldn’t have sped 40% over the speed limit. That’s what did him in.