DUI Checkpoint Refusal First Time Auditor
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Checkpoint laws by state: bit.ly/2EFbIuV
GDPS policy: bit.ly/34zzqmy
GA Code 40-8-74: bit.ly/2tmAz3Y
Indiana v. Edmond:bit.ly/2RZ3BRH
Jorgensen v. State: bit.ly/2Q0So06
Michigan v. Sitz: bit.ly/35B4W4U
State v. Hester: bit.ly/35xR8YX
Thanks for the review! I’ll take an A- I really do need to get back into auditing, just been busy with life. I started before it became a thing and not with the intention to make a ton of videos. When I first wanted to get A firearm, I wanted to look up all of the laws and also how to interact with the lease when I have one. Watching all of the police interactions online mostly being negative, made me really upset to see people having their rights violated and that pushed me to try to point out any wrongdoing. I was just like a normal citizen not knowing the wide range of abuse of power, unprofessionalism, malice, and ignorance of the police.
I really respect your channel and your work and think it is a helpful addition to the auditing scene.
He's alive!
Glad to hear from you. You did a fantastic job. Especially considering the limited resources available to you in that time. My hat is off to you, and I would love to see you back out there. Cheers!
Just want to say, politeness goes along way. Well done!
Woohoo! I spent the rest of my morning seeing if I could find where you'd gotten to (& maybe impress AtA 😆). I followed you to FB as KIP, then GA. Cop Watch and then was trying to see if there was an "Ashton" contributing to Police the Police and then I got sidetracked (SQUIRREL!). I decided to come here and report what I DID find and TAADAA! You're here!
I have been watching these for YEARS and I only have 2 favourite auditors left (NNH and Accountability Media) and while not an auditor on the street, AtA is the bar for excellence. You sir would be on my list. 💜
And what a lovely thing to witness your mutual admiration for each other. This is the best thing I've seen on the internet all week.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday season to both of you 💕
Are you an american narator??? You said at 7:20 that "no exercise of rights is worth risking your life for" ahh this is why America exists. Exercising our right to not taxation without representation.
We have risked our lives for our rights. It is the american culture! Yes I understand one should not be foolish but the statement is just not consistent with American history.
What if a woman is being rapped by a cop. She should not exercise her RIGHT of self defense and just submit to the rape???
“We’re just looking for drunks”
_15 seconds later_
“Pull over there so we can do a vehicle inspection”
Mr. W. bruised their fragile sense of absolute authority.
They're tyrants and serve no practical law enforcement purpose. It is in opposition to the LEO motto, 'to protect and to serve'.
While you're checking the tires, officer, you can go ahead and top off the oil and clean my windshield. Thank you kindly.
_That's not our job._
- _Oh right, I forgot. Your job is to check for DUIs._ 😏
🤠👌
Don’t forget a wheel alignment and a 200 point inspection as well!!
Hey since you're there replace my air in the tires with winter air
@@who919 _We ran out of winter air due to our strained relationship with Russia._
7:17 “No exercise of rights is worth risking your life for.”
Patrick Henry: “Beg your pardon?”
@Im Drila I like dreams of the future better than the history of the past.
That's what America is about, this is where good parenting pays off you ignorant serving of weak sauce. Don't you like our rights? Wtf?
“Yes sir I am scared of the dark” brilliant. I love it.
The citizen having to de-escalate the situation for the officer, when the officer was the only one escalating it to begin with, is a sad state of affairs
This is the fundamental problem with policing in the USA, so many police are absolutely hostile for no damned reason.
@@dirkhamilton2709 Agreed!
It could have resulted in the death of the motorist, had he not de-escalated intelligently. Cops seem to want to break heads any chance they encounter resistance, legal or physical.
Typical for Georgia cops (trying to be bullies only shows how weak as humans they are) - Shame on all Georgia cops. Shows how much re-training needs to be done with all US cops.
Only in the good ol' US of A.
"A grown man scared of the dark?"
Uh sir, you're the ones with the flashlights.
Unless being afraid of the dark is illegal, it's none of your business Officer Hypocrite, with your little flashlights and safety vests.
Nice one. ;)
And body armor.
Lol
That "maybe" floored me
This turned into a retaliatory stop pretty quickly
Clean my windshield while you're checking my tires, grease monkey.
"You scared of the law boy" that cop sounds like he came straight out of the wild west
Sounds like a Bully Banjo
I think those cops could get a role in the remake of the dukes of Hazzard.
I'd say more like a small town cop circa 1970-80
No, that's a Southern accent, not a Western one.
@@songsalon7868 BOSS HOG
"No exercise of rights is worth risking your life for." - How do you think we got these rights to begin with?
Not the same thing lol.
@@reitairue2073 It kind of is... "Give me liberty or give me death" is kind of a big part of it...
@@adimz This wasn't someone coming to take his rights, it was a dumbass proving that he knows the law. I get we need audits to make sure police are doing their jobs but this isn't the way to do it is all I am saying. Our police aren't educated on law and we see time and time again them killing people who seemingly don't deserve it. So tell me, what did this accomplish besides putting himself at risk of such an encounter. As far as I can tell those officers are still out their doing the same thing.
By using the French and the Dutch
You got these rights because of the brave men and women of the armed forces, past and present. Period. And those rights are absolutely worth fighting and dying for...
“Your tyres are almost illegal” so legal? Thank you so much officer I’ll be on my way.
Finally. Someone gets it.
If you have critical thinking skills you can take apart irrational behavior.
But I'm not here to bash officers exclusively, as I assume most are.
I'm here to say use those skills on everyone and everything.
I've had over 1,000 negative interactions with cops. 98% of the time the problem is they won't do anything about someone who is a threat to the security of decent people.
The overzealous cops are a problem in every society. If you have critical thinking skills, you realize that the ones who refuse to arrest people assaulting Andy Ngo, are just as big of a problem.
it's nice to know that he need to chance it tho
Your working headlight is almost illegal /derp
Tires*
@@familylivesmatters I understand Americans are easily confused by two different things that sound similar.
tyre
/ˈtʌɪə/
noun
a rubber covering, typically inflated or surrounding an inflated inner tube, placed round a wheel to form a soft contact with the road.
tire
/tʌɪə/
verb: tire; 3rd person present: tires; past tense: tired; past participle: tired; gerund or present participle: tiring
1.
feel or cause to feel in need of rest or sleep.
It’s ok to get confused don’t worry about it.
Every cop needs to go through “check your ego” classes and learn how to not take things personally
everyone*
Yes
@@samurai-slayer we’re all human, it’s unavoidable, we have emotions and feelings and we just have to be reminded on a regular basis, especially as a cop, to step back, calm down and don’t take things personally
The encounters that frauditors have with the police has very little to do with ego of the police officers. If frauditors had their way the police would never be able to enforce the law. That's kind of the point of frauditors, they want to disrupt police departments and lessen their effectiveness, this makes them kind of like domestic terrorists. None the less, the "check your ego" class sounds like a great idea.
They do. In our academy, it was called 'professional interactions and interpersonal relationships'. Unfortunately, a lot of people with delicate egos forget about that class as soon as they have a few interactions with the public.
Waiting in line for a half hour for your opportunity to tell the cop you haven't been drinking is more than a minor inconvenience.
literally 10 seconds into the clip and one of the troopers is already getting aggressive and trying to open the door
@@Okheck
You know that you’re demonstrating your stupidity through your misspelled username, right? (That sentence demonstrates the correct use of both forms of the word you have difficulty with.)
@@Zerpersande what are you on about
@@Okheck - Dashcam boy was more professional than the hide the evidence boys.
@@Okheck Troll spotted. XD Username checks out
@@macnbees6796 ...stupidity....well, stupid people
He's obviously not drunk. The troopers just don't like his questioning their authority and begin to look for anything to cite him for so they can force him out of the vehicle.
but the cops would have known that if he would have stopped at the checkpoint
Yep, they look for ways to violate your rights.
No sh!t
If it’s obvious he’s not drunk then DIU checkpoints do work. Thanks god.
Exactly. I was pulled over many years ago when I was still a teen. Either 18 or 19 yrs old. State trooper took my insurance card and registration. When he handed it back he told me my insurance wasn’t active. I was super confused bc I was on my moms plan still and she is very organized with bills. I looked at the card and realized he must’ve read the start date as the expiration date. I simply said to him just that and he was instantly pissed. But I was right and he wrote me tickets for my tires 🤦🏻♀️
They wanted their boots licked and he was having none of it. Kudos to this guy.
You seem like a foot licker.
Officer saw the camera and notifies his cop friend, then goes to the other side where the camera isn't facing them. Very professional
1:24 *yank* "Open the door, dude" .. this after simply "'I'm comfortable with it right there'; 'let me see your license'"??? And you gave them a C-? Just that act alone should be an instantaneous D or F.
You noticed he always seems to give the officers a F
F should be reserved for if the cops break the windows, yank his ass out and lock him up for no reason....
StoicSmile looks like he won the like war
@@chrishayes5755 so a D then
I mean, if we are grading on a curve (so we have to compare them not to the ideal, but to other officers) than I think a C- is valid. No bs tickets and the guy didn't get shot. Low bar, however.
This is common practice. Anyone that refuses to comply without question is delayed and harassed for no reason while they try to find an excuse to punish the person for not complying.
I honestly love how this dude articulates his words. Love this channel.
Really? I find his voice fucking irritating
Watching this went from a DUI check point to random vehicle inspection
Policeman: "Are you scared? I really hope you're scared. You should be scared. I want you to be scared. Are you scared??"
Sadistic
yea that's how a psychopath behaves. a complete asshole.
Oink , Oink, Oink---- Piggy , Piggy ,Piggy !
Well you should be cuz you're on scare tactics. There's a camera right there and over there and right there. Your wife Karen set you up
"Scared of the dark?" Motherfuckers out there provoking people. This is why I smile when they fall "in the line of duty" 😁 I think we need another dallas incident!
Years ago we had a DUI checkpoint in my hometown. I just kept circling through town and going through it over and over. Cops finally just started waving me through when i came back.
:-)
I would dip up into a neighborhood that was before the checkpoint and come back out ~5 minutes later and go around on another route. Really surprised that worked.
*Drinking holidays and the first and last days of dirt track racing.
🤣🤣🤣
Damn..you really that bored and have nothing better to do??😅
That's a real Chad Thundercock move. A++
“No exercise of right is worth losing your life over” I love this channel it’s educational but I’m going to have to disagree with you on this encounter. People literally died fighting for us to have certain rights. In my opinion not exercising our rights when necessary is like a slap in the face to the people who died for us to have them.
He isn't saying exercising your 2nd is not worth it, he is saying he should have announced it to the police, because it is safer that way. Police are humans believe it or not, and notice the obvious shine from the gun when the cop is looking in the car? All it takes is a cop being caught off guard, seeing that gun, seeing your hand in it's area and assuming you are a threat (this is how they stay alive through a 30 year career) and you could end up leaving that stop with a few more holes then you started it with.
In the video, Philando Castille was referenced. He is literally THE reason why I would never disclose. Because clearly it IS NOT "safer that way".
not to mention a right that is not to be exercised when threated is no right at all.
You are not giving up a right. You are just choosing when not to exercise it.
@@devdroid9606 then what good is the right when you must "choose" to forfeit it when it exists for the very purpose of that moment? Rights aren't for when everyone is happy and getting along. Rights are to protect individuals when matters of justice are at hand.
I've been to about 60 countries in my life. Nowhere have I encountered such incompetence when confronted by police as I have witnessed in the USA.
I’m sure even yourself can’t believe your own bullshit. I’d be surprised if you have ever left the US
Australia gives us a run for Our money since Covid. But point taken
I completely agree, while I haven't traveled overseas as much as you have i too have never seen such ignorant on a power trip people with a badge. It's truly embarrassing.
@@DanielCC I too have traveled world wide and completely agree with him, far to many American police are truly an embarrassment and I'm sure it's you who have never traveled.
@@DanielCC I am not even american...
I am from Germany and over the last 2 decades been to pretty much all european countries, south-east Asia, Australia & New Zealand aswell as having been to several Latin & South American countries and the USA and Canada.
Sounds to me you are having a tough time coping with reality.
1:48 Officer notices camera, taps other officer to alert him.
If this is how unprofessional and provocational they act while they know they are being recorded; just imagine how they would act towards the public when they don’t fear their actions are being recorded.
Truly terrifying.
@@renshawjoshua there's videos of that too, sad to say.
@@renshawjoshua Do you think a woman in this guys' situation would have had any chance of not being molested if there were no cameras? Because... there were no cameras just a couple decades ago. Likewise, without cameras this guys would've been mercilessly Rodney Kinged.
@@renshawjoshua Or worse.... its insulting that the moment they know they are interacting with a criminal attorney their attitudes and manner change to cautious bordering on respectful.. But tell them you are J.Q. Citizen that knows their rights and it earns you a trip to the grey bar hotel overnight.... It all boils down to who can financially enforce their rights
@@kevinrehberg8758 cost nothing to spend a night in jail. Everyone has the ability to defend their rights.
Those Georgia good ol' boys don't like anyone challenging their authoritah.
You will respect my authoritah!!!!!!
It's worse in the smaller areas like McIntosh co Camden co whatever you do don't speed if you driving through
lellius lmao this is true.. I live in Al and work in Ga and i can vouch for that. Granted, there are good and bad officers in every state. I’ve known some really amazing officers who not only do their job but also do everything in their power to help the ones they vow to protect and serve. But I’ve also seen douche bags like these who have a power trip and refuse to even acknowledge their ignorance. Knowing your rights, the law, while maintaining your innocence (if it applies), and keeping your composure from the start is a necessity these days. Always be respectful from the start... even when they’re being a holes. I promise it only pisses them off more while it shows your character.
MayaEJa'Nae Jo I agree.. it does seem to be a bit worse in smaller counties. They’re told they need to meet their “quota”.. It’s just as bad in Al. But having said that, I’ve met some amazing officers and deputies who in the past have helped me tremendously. when I was 16 (young and dumb) pulled me over for turning my lights off at a 4 way and running through it 😂😂 (our town has a population of less than 500 people and this was at midnight) I got pulled over by a deputy and he asked me why I ran it. I told him I was late for curfew.. he asked who my parents were, I told him, and he said “do me a favor, stop at the damn stop signs and get your butt home” then let me go 😂😂. Small towns have their perks but they have officers like the ones in this video too.
Hahahaha 😂
When a cop asks “are you afraid of the dark” that’s how you know they have no life. Honestly how do they pass the training in the academy.
Dude sounded like a legit psychopath when he said that
"No exercise of rights is worth losing your life over, and his decision to open carry a firearm into a police roadblock was reckless and foolish."
I respectfully disagree. My 2nd ammendment rights don't stop because I encounter police officers. Going out in public unarmed is reckless and foolish.
Yup, you need to carry guns when people are allowed to carry guns, it's for your protection against people with guns. Because you have a gun, now they too must have a gun, which makes you having a gun even more important. Guns solve the problem of other people having guns.
@@kaussstorm not sure if you're being facetious or not, but I agree. If criminals have guns, I want one too. Take your dog for a walk after dark on the east side of Cleveland without a gun & you'll understand the meaning of helpless. The cops might take 15 minutes to show up, just in time to take a victim statement & never find the guy who robbed you, that is if you didn't get shot in the process.
@@randomgamer-st1ie the solution to that problem is to just not walk alone at night in a bad part of town… bringing a gun just all but guarantees that the encounter ends with someone getting maimed or worse. It just sounds like you wanna be rambo
@@gangstalker5461 Rambo? No. I'm just never gonna be afraid to walk my own neighborhood. Besides, 2 unarmed people can get jacked just as easy as one. If I get attacked, fuck whoever gets "maimed or worse", as long as it aint me. It just sounds like you're an anti gun liberal, no offense.
@@gangstalker5461 You really think that's a solution? Guess all attacks, muggings, rapes, mass shootings, drive by's... happen only at night, who would have known? Hear everyone, our savior has risen and is right here in the YT comments and his name is Gangstalker. Give thanks to him, listen to his word.
Man... you're delusional.
If indeed he confessed to having a fire arm, these cops would have taken this interaction to a whole other level, as it is, they were already looking and fishing for reasons to complicate the stop.
That was my thoughts completely... checking his lights and tires, they were going through the whole list of reasons to mess with him... he should of kept quiet and not say anything because they were trying to draw him out of character because they thought his omission of what they deem as a reasonable response led them to think he was hiding something and whatever he was hiding in their eyes they were looking to find
Which is insane to me. My state doesn't require it by law but if I'm armed in a terry stop the first thing I tell them is that I have a firearm, where it is, and if they want to secure it before we proceed. It is just safe, and it can avoid a confusion where it's possible[unlikely] someone gets shot. In my experience, granted I'm a white guy, they either secure it, give me a ticket and it's done. Or they don't give a fuck and don't even want to see it. If you are upfront and honest about things everything will be fine 99% of the time. Some of these auditors are just trippin sometimes I think.
I’m surprised the cops didn’t notice it. He is very lucky they didn’t and if I were him I wouldn’t have answered their questions if asked
@@123sleepygamer really depends on states ive live in a few different one some of them are just literally state sanctioned gangs its despicable
Yes that is suicide by Cop!! Castille told them!! And the cop immed went ballistic and shot him!! Saying not telling them escalates it. Try telling them!! See if u walk away Alive!!
Based off of these guys' attitude announcing a firearm would've opened pandora's box of bullshit
Bingo
I agree
Bullsheet!
@@drewken7732 .....thats B00LSHEET ;)
I live in GA. My last interaction (10+ years ago) I was asked if weapons were in the vehicle. I responded with information regarding the weapon types and locations. This auditor kept his hands away from weapon (good), though I would have suggested disclosing weapon. I’m not clear on how police policy recommends handling open-carry driver.
They aren’t allowed to do random vehicle inspections like that
This is why I suggest "anti shakedown" legislation. Some kind of stop occurs then they "shake you down for every concievable thing" by the time it goes on they check your life going back to gradeschool.
You gave them a C-?
They grabbed his door handle and tried to open the car door without asking first or any probable cause.
That's a load of crap.
F.
Period.
@@rogersmith6391 thats a Z-
Read up on Penn V Mimms. You're asked to get out of the car then you do it. Simple request, Simple comply.
Glen Waldrop
😂😂😂
ThaRUclipsBigWig you both get an F for being idiots
@@jamesg.6906 they didn't ask him to open the door first, they tried to open it then told him to open in.
That sounds like a damn good reason to *not* open the door if I've ever heard one.
Had they done it in a different order, maybe so.
In Alabama (I know he's not in Alabama) your vehicle is covered under the castle doctrine. I'm pretty sure even being police that would be attempted breaking and entering. They can't just walk in your house or open your door. You're allowed to refuse access without a warrant or extraneous circumstances.
"A grown man scared of the dark sounds funny to me." The real joke is the hiring process in Georgia for state troopers. What a bunch of unprofessional clowns. Suppose the guy was afraid of the dark, it's not their job to pass judgment on him.
No Sir officer, Im not afraid of the Dark, Im afraid of corrupt small down deputies throwing their big guts around behind their small cocks and thinking a .38 chiefs special is synonomous with a penis extension.... Sir.
These are dudes in a gang who shoot unarmed people all the time because tHeY FeArED fOr TheIR SaFeTy. Would love to see "you're scared of the dark" guy when he doesn't have his gang with him.
Im a grown man and i can confirm the dark does irk me a little lol
That's a requirement to be hired as a cop in Georgia you must be afraid of darks.
How many times have we seen these DUI Checkpoints into a massive inspection, search & seizure ??
I’m a mechanic and you can not tell tread depth by eyeing it unless it has wear bars. They’re set at 2/32”. Not all tires have them.
It doesn't matter if you tell them you have a firearm or not. Philando Castille proved that. He told that cop he was armed, totally nonthreatening, and was shot soon after.
He was also black. I know we all like to act like that doesn't make a difference, but the facts say it does.
the rest of that story they dont tell you is that he was the guy who robbed the store at gun point so its moot.
@@karasunara5721 link? I think you're talking about someone else, but prove me wrong.....
@Connection Lost personal attack? Are you talking to the right person? Please let me know who I attacked? Also, who is "they?" Let's not skip around, let's talk. Who are you talking about?
Karasu Nara you’re tryna justify a black man being killed and not even talking about the same person jokers my profile pic but you’re the clown
1:48 anyone else notice the cop realize there's a camera filming them and immediately show it to his partner
WOW!
Damn son excellent catch
Nice catch. I didn’t see that first time.
Geez, good eye. I missed that
Good observation. I missed it too.
The I'll-show-you attitude is ridiculous...
"Remember Trooper Freeman writing you for 84 in a 65?" Yessir. "I see why you're scared to get out now."
What does that even mean? Lmao... Good point, Officer or Detective probably, with that level of insight...
I love this channel. Keep teaching people their rights we have a huge lack of it. 🇺🇸❤️
I am a cop and I find this very interesting in a way it helps me see and identify certain things I do as a cop and fix them and tweak them.
@whogot urbelly attacking this cop that seems to be actively trying to understand the rift between the police and the community is not helping the situation. All he can do is change his behavior and influence other officers to do the same.
In my mind the biggest issues in policing surround the “protect your own” culture and unions defending unjust actions of cops.
@dominic alvarado I hope you can influence your fellow officers to actively better themselves by identifying things they can improve also.
attacking this cop that seems to be actively trying to understand the rift between the police and the community is not helping the situation. All he can do is change his behavior and influence other officers to do the same.
In my mind the biggest issues in policing surround the “protect your own” culture and unions defending unjust actions of cops.
@dominic alvarado I hope you can influence your fellow officers to actively better themselves by identifying things they can improve also.
Seriously this guy is here trying to learn how to not be like the rest and gets attacked you are not helping
@whogot urbelly sorry you feel that way but like it or not police are apart if the community, we go to schools and teach kids, we host Halloween events and Christmas drives, we also go to local sports events. the term is called community policing it is a form of policing that puts police in a positive scene within the community they belong to. It gets the citizens used to seeing the police in a less I am here to enforce laws on you and more of a see we can have fun also manner. Yea I can say a lot of police think that badge is a crown but police are accountable also and I would put an officer in cuffs as quick as I would anybody without a badge.
Could try by not being a cop. I'm sure there are better ways to serve the community. If you're not holding your buddies accountable when they do wrong you're just as bad as they are. If you're one of the good ones you'll end up dead or retiring early because of all the corruption. Take care.
A few years back I was headed home from work and noticed a dui check point about a mile up the road. I legally turned down a different street to avoid the long line of cars because just wanted to get home. A motorcycle cop pulled me over for a taillight being out. I was younger and unaware of the rules and laws so I went along with his stop. Later that night I got home and checked my taillights and brake lights, they all worked fine. It's sad that any officer will lie and come up with any reason to get what they want. It's ashamed that it isn't illegal for an officer to make up things, lie and deceive.
A similar thing happened to me. I was about 18 or 19 and I was lost. I was sitting in the left turn lane at a light, but I was pretty sure I needed to go straight. My plan was to just go straight anyway when the light turned because there was very little traffic and no one beside me. A cop pulled up across the intersection though. We just happened to make eye contact and I know that I showed fear because I was planning on doing something that may or may not be legal. I ended up just making the left turn and then turning around at the first opportunity. That cop ended up turning around and following me, including making the same u-turn I did. It took him forever but he eventually pulled me over. He said I "crossed the fog line". This was both a lie and not illegal. I was still lost, so I asked for directions and he did not help me. I've tried asking cops for directions twice and neither time did they make even the smallest effort to help. You would think people that are supposed to patrol areas would naturally be able to give you directions in those areas.
+Michael S, writes _"It's ashamed that it isn't illegal for an officer to make up things, lie and deceive."_
Not only is it not illegal, it's part of their training.
Disgusting. They said he needs a citation and proceed to go over the car with a fine toothed comb simply because he hurt their pride
I would like to make a point about the tire tread being determined to be illegal by mere sight at about 4:00.
When I worked as a LEO there were a lot of times I could tell they were illegal from being behind them at stop light/sign because they were clearly slick w no tread whatsoever and there were some that had huge blister bubbles as I call them on the side walls as large as softballs and some had holes in which the steel wire could be seen.
So there are occasions where one could tell by sight alone.
Not here mind you but there are occasions.
They said they were looking for dunks. Did they think the tires were drunk?
drumming old man
Tire -d of drunks! Lol
Sorry. I was dank when I said dunk
In NC, the cops have always checked my tread on my tires when I've been pulled over, some have even used a penny like I did when I drove a commerical vehicle
I dont let my tires get bad because it's one of the more danger6things you can do, especially when I have to travel the interstate to get to and from work
"This is a shake-down, see?" -Georgia State Police
"Now see here son I said uh see here, this is a shake down"
GSP is the most corrupt police i have ever dealt with. They planted weed and meth on my truck and it took 2 years before the case was settled in the ga Supreme Court. Meanwhile i got taken to jail 6 more times during the 2 years for simple stuff like following too closely and parking in my yard. I ended up moving to SC just to get away.
@@MatthewQuinton bullshit
Lol
@@LeskoBrandon2x He’s not lying lol his inmate records are online if you actually bothered to look it up. Do research next time before blindly defending the police
I go cook for an elderly man and the law had a check point up just past there. I turned up in the drive way that was just before the check point. I got in his house and hurd a knock on his door. Went and ask what they wanted and they said they wanted to know why I didn't come thru the check point. I told them because I wasn't going that far. I don't think they believed me from the way they acted. But they finally left.
I love how the other officer flashes his light at the camera and says “hey”. He knew that this wasn’t gonna go well….
Tire codes are irrelevant. Not valid. Not the reason for the stop and the reason for the stop is unconstitutional.
You'll learn one day if a tire code is invalid or irrelevant when someone who hasn't been taking care of their tires and/or replacing them has a blow out and slams into you after they lose control of their vehicle.
Legate Gaming wow that's excessive lol. I'm not saying the tires etc shouldn't be up to code or even that people shouldn't be stop for that violation. I'm saying whether the tires weren't up to code is irrelevant to the unconstitutional stop.
Did you listen to the entire video?
It was constitutional and within Georgia state law.
The cops were dicks about it but they were *just* on this side of the law. They were, however, harassing someone for not rolling down his window. They didn't bother to try to see if he was drunk, they were just pissed and tried to get him on something else.
Glen Waldrop what makes it "legal"? "They didn't bother to try to see if he was drunk", that's what makes it against policy, law, and the constitution. The reason it's allowed is for drunk driving but clearly they don't do that, it's a "show me papers check" and profit scheme . It has been ruled the cops may do this but noted it's "a minor violation of the 4th amendment" aka it violates the constitution but they will let them do it anyway. Also they rarely, if ever have the proper signage etc needed for it to be up to policy and law.
@@jonnybaze it's a DUI checkpoint. That makes it legal.
They were dicks.
That's not illegal. They were damn close to crossing the line but they didn't, legally, probably did ethically.
This exact same thing happened to me, a "DUI Checkpoint" that had zero interest in DUIs, was just looking for some revenues for frivolous infractions.
Thank you. What does and ID and brake lights and blinkers have to do with impaired driving.
@@karinaz8756 Easy cash for the police department. They didn't even ask me about drinking a single time, it was a cash collection.
@@Scorpiomaj27889 absolutely. They use intimidation tactics and it turns into a money grab.
They were also looking for random people with outstanding warrants.
It's messed up the way they literally try to verbally bully / peer pressure him
Number of years ago during holiday i had my family packed in my crew cab to shop for a recliner chair when i pulled into to stores parking lot avoiding a check point we all went into the store police followed us into the store looking for the driver which i said i was they asked why i avoided the check point my family said we were shopping for a chair after awhile of arguing they gave in and left the store
when he told the officer that he might be afraid of the dark to his question was a great play
His attitude and willingness to let the officer feel superior worked with this officer, it took them a bit to swallow their own egos enough to get back to work, but that was definitely an excellent play on his part. 👍
Cop laughs & says: ‘’i think he needs one”. They were fishing hard.
Yokel cop on a power trip.
Typical in Merced County.. SMH
Its not 'reckless' and 'foolish' simply to exercise your rights. They're your RIGHTS. Geez, you guys dropped the ball on this one!!!
5:35 "You scared of the law, boy?" "Yes, have you seen EVERY Audit The Audit video?"
"Not telling cops you've got a gun is reckless, and can make a shooting seem justified in court"
**Proceeds to show case where a man dies for telling the cops he's got a gun and doesn't receive justice from the court**
@DONT label me part of your party that's... that's what I sai- did you read the comment?
Notice something different about that guy?
EXACTLY! Audit the Audit got an audit and receives an F.
Some states, you don’t need to disclose shit unless they ask you, if you legally own it and everything’s good, there’s no reason to disclose that unless you prefer to
Yeah but I'm sure that cop would have still shot him if he didn't tell him, and especially if the cop saw it before he patted him down or anything. Seems like that cop was just in the mood to shoot someone and would have found a reason anyways.
3:30 Almost illegal is completely, 100% legal.
Officers: “You scared of the dark?”
Me: “I’m scared of what’s in the dark”
He didn't grab or reach for his firearm. He knows the law. In MANY States; you don't have to "immediately" claim you have a firearm in the vehicle. In some States; if asked by law enforcement if you have a weapon in the vehicle, you have to disclose that you do; and where it's located.
In Iowa; you keep your mouth shut; until it's time to open your mouth. Love the stock "got any hand grenades, Molotov cocktails, machine guns or fire crackers" bull*shit ----people actually answer that dumb question. Why?
I carry every single day. If I get pulled over, I answer nothing of the sorts. License, Registration, and Insurance...that's all I give. But that's Iowa (other States can and do vary).
DUI checkpoint: *proceeds to do an "auto inspection"*
DUI checkpoint = revenue collection
@@cleanculture8286
Pretty much
The pettiness of police is truly mindboggling.
Or is it the pettiness of people is mind boggling? This person admittedly got in his car and recorded himself going through a DUI check. The very first trigger would be not rolling window down. Then, he was dumb enough to bring a gun with him, now I am a huge 2A supporter, but if your going to go mess with the cops dont bring a gun. Nothing good can come of that. I would bet the reason he refused to get out of the car was he realized how bad the optics of having a gun on him would look. People, please tell me common sense is not dead.
@@derekjones1118 yep!
@@derekjones1118 The thing is moot if the police were able to do their jobs properly. There'd be no footage for any of these auditors.
Well they’re humans. And humans are super petty lol so it makes sense
One word: ego
AtA misrepresents MI v Sitz by claiming SCOTUS ruled that checkpoints are federally approved for any compelling state interest. SCOTUS summarized their rulinv, as follows:
"In sum, the balance of the State's interest in preventing drunken driving, the extent to which this system can reasonably be said to advance that interest, and the degree of intrusion upon individual motorists who are briefly stopped, weighs in favor of the state program."
The ruling is specific to DUI checkpoints. Some states operate safety checkpoints, which are not condoned by this decision. Furthermore, demanding driver ID at a DUI checkpoint violates Terry v OH, as a checkpoint stop lacks reasonable suspicion.
A majority of these cops got a high sense of importance. Their egos always make nothing into something. These cops gotta let them inflated egos go.
As you said after threats of citations and intimidation, not to mention their unprofessional conduct. They deserve an F.
I used to get pulled over driving my old 50s cars, cops would be all snotty and smart- ass and I wouldn't say much if anything. Then after they ran my stuff and found everything clean they would come back talking all polite, sometime even calling ME sir.
State cops I don't like at all.
State cops it doesn't matter who you are or what you are doing, they talk like you are less than human scum , everything you are doing is wrong, and you should probably be in jail
"Tire on the right front", he ascertains that while on the left side of the vehicle prior to directing him to secondary. Brilliant.
It is my understanding that the reason why police officers have to set up signage and lights at a sobriety checkpoint is because it gives the motorist the option if you would like to go through the checkpoint or not... But on the other hand they will set up a checkpoint in a place where you cannot turn around and leave without violating the law such as illegal u-turn and a few others....
That cop sounds like someone straight out of Deliverance
Everybody should watch that movie
SQUEAL LIKE A PIG!!
You sure got a perty mouth, boy.
the funny part is, you city boy's are the real fa guts
@@SuperDrumwolf just fer you sweet lips😗
When he asked why he was being pulled into "secondary" the primary officer taps his co-worker on the shoulder and shines his flashlight on the camera.
Nice spot! That camera probably saved his life
@1:48 Caught you buddy! Looks like he noticed the camera and tried to warn his accomplice
In Georgia you are not required to disclose possession of a firearm, and the sheriff in Cherokee county (where Woodstock is located) has told me personally that they don’t want or need to know if you have a firearm in the car. They support our right to keep and bear arms. Having said that, this stop was by the GA State Patrol, so the policies of the local sheriff don’t necessarily apply.
“Why are you scared of the law”.
A police officer refers to himself as “the law” and not law enforcement, is terrifying.
They consider themselves “absolute”. Insane.
Yep, scariest part of most of these videos. Some kind of variation of I OWN EVERYTHING, I AM THE LAW. These guys think it's 1865 where they can act as judge, jury and executioner.
uh, I think you need to look up what a metonymy is. Or maybe just read a book.
@Phil Allison Glad I could share, lol.
Wow. They're not *LAW* enforcement, they're *CODE* enforcement.
BIG DIFFERENCE.
Only a Sith deals in absolutes.
The cops got mad that he didn’t do what they wanted, so they retaliated by extending the stop to try and FIND something to give him a ticket/arrest him.
@@MNiall hell? so because he exercised his rights that made their lives "hell"? I'm interested to know what your level of "hell" is. Someone exercising their rights against an illegal stop vs being shot at.. I'm not real sure which one is worse.
@@MNiall He wasn't being a huge douche. He was calm, polite, answered questions and did everything he was legally obligated to do. If this interaction was "hell" for the officers then it would have behooved them to do it properly and move him along rather than go on their "fishing expedition."
Or plant drugs in his car , never let them search it esp if you pissed them off
Do you suspect me of committing a crime...? "Uh do hhwhat buddy" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
A free inspection, awesome!
His detention is illegal because they observed nothing wrong.
As stated in the video, traffic checkpoints are different from regular traffic stops. Detaining to inspect the vehicle is part of "observing" whether or not anything is wrong.
@Victor Ernest Not unless the Supreme Court says so. Until there's a case a law passed by congress stands
"i SEE WHY YOU'RE SCARED TO GET OUT NOW"
wow dude
I like that he stayed calm and measured in his responses. Most of these auditors ramp up the aggression to 10 the moment an officer approaches, trying to be dicks to force a mistake from the officer, or put on a show of force for the camera.
It's one thing to stand firm on your rights, it's quite another to be an arrogant prick about it. This guy did it right. Bravo.
rights are rights. no matter what
@@Noctifern being an arrogant prick is being an arrogant prick. There's a right way and a wrong way to do everything
And sometimes it takes an arrogant prick to make the cops understand you will NOT give up your rights just because the actual arragent prick thinks he's above the law because he can hide behind a tin foil badge and intimidate with weapons, and his gang banger buddies will protect him no matter what he does to harm and abuse another innocent human being! STOP THE PIGNORANCE!
I live in GA. This sums it up
DUI checkpoint what a joke its more like a harassment intimidation stop. Everything beside investigating drunk driving was done
You can always smell booze ,they didn't ,or it may have been dropped into the conversation .
I would love to see about 50 to 100 people go through one of theses then just keep circling the block and go through it again and again and again
BAHAHAHAHAH I love the way you think, Anthony! You gave me an image I just can't get out of my head! lol
The police had a freeway onramp closed for months near me for no reason. There was no construction or anything. Everyone just started using it again even with a sign saying it's closed. One day they set up a roadblock and ticketed every person using the ramp. I called ticket clinic and they got me aquitted for only 100 bucks to the lawyer.
Audit. Yall so close to being right.. this video is a c+ because there is a side of law you miss every video... here's a 1 clap. 👏 all u get
So exercising your Rights is reckless and foolish.
Auditing the audit is much safer and smarter, don't you think?
Yes, in many cases it is. We are dealing with the perfect storm of dumb goons with guns and a ruling elite empowering them. That is the reality when you understand just how corrupted our government systems have become. I am currently using a case in the 9th Circuit to challenge the court created doctrine (not in any Constitution or law) of "absolute immunity" for judges, prosecutors and lawyers that are litigating a case. The courts are using this doctrine to protect criminal acts (e.g. Slander, Malicious prosecution, Violation of rights under color of law, etc. ad naseum) This is beyond the "qualified immunity" the officers in the other branches of government have been given. Where there is no check on the judicial branch it has invalidated itself as a Constitutionally created branch of the government. I have reminded the court: "You are not gods above the rest of us. The only absolute for us mortals is death."
@@berrybestfarmer9614 I get your point....but when we adopt the mindset that exercising our rights is reckless and foolish, we have already lost them.
@King Savage so reckless that he drove away. LMAO
@@Sondan1988 I understand how it can appear that way. Think of it as part of an effective resistance strategy along the lines of not getting shot while rendering aid. "Reckless and foolish" is the extreme end of passion driving us rather than our intelligence and reason. It takes some of each to win wars.
I have read some Cases where Courts found it problematic for a motorist to aid a police officer in the Inspection process. The idea of self incrimination was one aspect . Another being that a motorist is not a inspection station mechanic and has no legal standing to perform such duties. This fishing expedition from cops is nothing short of intrusive.
The cop noticed the camera on the dash , he shined the light on it and stopped heckling him.
Also in a DUI checkpoint there's no law saying that you can't avoid checkpoint so if for some reason you can bypass a checkpoint by turning down the street if you can recognize it far enough from a distance it's not illegal to turn away from a checkpoint
This is about as scary as it gets. You're driving down a dark road at night and a couple of good ole boys stop you with the intent of looking for any reason to ruin your life. I've had first hand experience with this. Be VERY careful when driving around small towns, especially in the south.
Any small town really. That’s where they literally have nothing better to do then instigate problems.
The south is particularly bad. They claim to be all about freedom yet incarcerate more people, per capita, than North Korea or China. They really want totalitarianism.
I was pulled over for a taillight out in GA once. Simple traffic stop right? I had all the right identification and I was not drinking. The officer said he smelled pot. (I have never smoked pot in my life) He asked if he could search my car. HUGE MISTAKE! I was just a 22 year old kid and didn't know any better.
I said sure, I have nothing to hide. He searched the car and found (or so he said) seeds in the backseat. I flat out told him that any "seeds" he may have found were from the previous owner of the vehicle and he could drug test me if that was what it would take.
I wasn't arrested because there was no reason to arrest me. However, I should have just given the police officer my license and registration and denied him everything else. That Georgia cop took advantage of my ignorance. He blatantly tried to get me to admit to a crime I did not commit. He KNEW that he had no right to search my vehicle unless I gave him permission. He used his badge as intimidation and he got away with it.
Shout out to the Police who "serve" and "protect" Gwinnett County. You are not respected!
Oh stop it with the south bashing. I've lived in the south most of my life and never had anything like this happen to me until I moved out west. This kind of thing can happen ANYWHERE. Big cities, small towns, anywhere. All it takes is a bad cop
@@timberkrev7978 damn that sucks. I’m from North Carolina and I’ve had a few bad situations with some of the cops. Always tried to trick me or pulled me over for some minimal bullshit but luckily I haven’t been arrested. I’ve been detained and questioned but that’s about it.
Why do cracked windows always trigger cops
Cops can't immediately put their hands on you, can't reach through the window and shut the motor off or take your keys
They want to be able to say they "smell" alcohol or marijuana so they can search the car without a warrant, 2) They want to lean inside to find something they will say is illegal 3) They want to assault a driver without delay or warning. 4) They want to be able to unlock the door and pull you out without your cooperation.
Cops hate it when citizens enforce personal boundaries in the face of police officers. It's an ego thing.
They probably think if you won’t open your window you are hiding something like weed or alcohol, it makes them want to escalate things. You’re screwed if you do and screwed if you don’t. 😱
Texas, drivers window must be open more than 2 ins. and another window open for a cross draft before the LEO's can use, I smell weed..
Cop stands behind car. Says put it in reverse and then when he does shoots him dead for attempting to back over him.
If you look up the definition of Extortion you will see that DUI stops are technically a "shake down" by the police who use intimidation and the threat of force to find a reason to charge you with an offense, to deprive you of your freedom and personal property, attack your character, an to withhold or possess your ID and personal information (which has value under law and is specifically cited in some states in the statute) For Example in the Code of VA 18.2-59 (i) "Threatens injury to the character ... of another person" (ii) "accuses him of any offense" and (iv) states "Threatens to withhold or possess any actual Government ID" as forms of Extortion.
"No exercise of your rights is worth losing your life over" I will respond with New Hampshire's state motto "Live free or die"
Good for you DirtyF. I fully agree. Many have died or spilled their blood for us.
@Byron Martin yes
I have to wonder how many of yall saying this have actually risked your life for this reason
@@sickmoves5091 agreed
“Live Free or Die” not “Life Free or Die”.
You know what pisses me off. Too many cops take the job as “you against me”. They take the job too personally and like most people they want to “win” the interaction. The problem is when on the job you need to leave all your personal BS at home and follow the law to the book. If a citizen shows that he’s legal or that the cops action is illegal, the cops almost never admit when their wrong. Instead they dig themselves deeper by looking for more BS. Law enforcement is Very bad in general. This is why people don’t like the police.
That goes the other way too. Its a chain reaction really. Police cause citizen mistrust citizens become violent against police police mistrust citizens and so on and so on.
Its actually really sad tbh.
@@Bendigo1 it’s true. But the difference is cops are TRAINED professionals ..or supposed to be. PLUS they get PAID to do a JOB FOR the people. They are public SERVANTS and their purpose is to SERVE not be served. Most of these pigs got things the other way around. I’d fix em all of I could. Don’t get me wrong, there are some great cops out there who follow the law and respect the constitution and serve. Those guys I pray for.
@@davecue2 training is the main thing, Allot don't get the training to handle all the situations they encounter. And also quite a few do have that "i am the law" mentality. Those are the ones that need to be removed. At the end of the day they are human too.
Education on the citizens side on how to deal with the cops that are not doing their job properly would be great too.
Driving in a parkway, parking in a drive way, military intelligence, police competence
If they see the firearms it's almost always the police escalating the situation.
Oh. Fyi... he doesnt have to help with any investigation against himself. He does NOT have to turn on lights, just like he doesnt have to roll down the window.
That wasnt a vehicle inspection. it was a very nonchalant way of giving him a half assed sobriety test from outside the vehicle and try to catch him slipping.
shits crazy they dont play in my city, we have 3 main highway exits and 2 backroads out of the city with one being a bridge. On holidays and city events on the weekends; boyyyy does it get crazy. They have 4 DUI checkpoints set up at every exit out of town. the 2nd freeway entrance was shut down to where they made you exit the highway to enter a DUI checkpoint then you can hop back on the highway, just in case anyone was trying to cut through the neighborhood that's like 6 exits up but itll take you an extra 45 minutes to circle around and go through that backroad. but nope they got that one covered. If you leave on the outskirts of the city you better not fuck around. Tow truck drivers just sittin in parking lots near the checkpoints waiting for the next victim. shits crazy
Less talk is always better than more. Never use the "I do not answer questions" communication. Always use the following terms "At the present time I am invoking my 1st, 4th, and 5th Amendment rights", "I will not assist you in your investigation", and "I will not answer further questions without my Attorney, or a Court Appointed Attorney being present". Now this may not stop a cop from handcuffing you, beating you, using a wand against you, using a taser against you, or using their firearm to shoot you in the back, but the court system will look more favorable to your side of the events. Never threaten losing Qualified Immunity, since the courts must establish that this will occur. If that happens that means the cop screwed up, and your case against them gets better and easier. Never argue or question a cop at the scene, you must take him to court because you want to do everything in your power to demonstrate to the judge and a potential jury that the cop is dishonest, routinely lies, and their testimony cannot ever be trusted in any other testimony they may give for any other actions. This follows the cop forever and must be divulged to all defense attorneys going forward. Your video is enough to defend yourself in court with the actions of these cops. Do not fail to file a lawsuit against them and their department. The Stop may be legal, be every action beyond the stop started a chain of potentially illegal actions on the part of the cops. You must get them into court and prove that they are dishonest, routinely lie, and that their testimonies cannot be trusted anywhere.
So if an ofjficer cites you for tire tread on a DUI check point then what is the cops probable cause to stop you. Boy USA is ridiculous
@Adonai Zedek You were already stopped at the checkpoint. Thats been upheld by the courts, it was mentioned in the video.
@@PremiumFuelOnly I am saying that why should you be stopped at a checkpoint. Its unconstitutional . They dont really inspect peoples cars
They happened to notice something in plain sight. They could even walk into your house and charge you for something in plain sight. Of course tire wear is about the thinnest charge any cop could conjure up in the dark on the side of the road unless it was one of those mini temp tires or belts were clearly visible and flopping in the wind as he drove. They were clearly on the road to turning nothing into something when they noticed his camera and realized they were themselves the prey.
@@7heRedBaron You need a warrant to enter a home.
Adonai Zedek There are situations when people invite them inside, as tough as this may seem to believe. I had one come to my door with pictures he said were from a neighbor’s security cam, could he step inside to show them to me. Let’s go sit in your car. These cops do nothing but sit around thinking about the laws and ways to get around them. You can’t believe anything they tell you. The pictures might not even be real.