Society has got to stop forcing these guys into such scary jobs and forcing them to face crime everyday like they are criminals sentenced to serve the public !
Sorta... They got exactly the response that shows why they are auditing. It's not the response they wanted. They broke no laws and were assaulted and harassed by criminals with guns and badges.
“I wish you guys wouldn’t have recorded that!” is the scariest part about this whole ordeal. Because this implies they’d help him cover it up if there were no evidence.
Not at all, in my opinion. He wishes it wasn't recorded because with no recording, it's his word against everyone else. With the recording he has no hope.
@@jamesoshea580 nope. The person he was on the phone with even reminded him that it was being recorded to try to get him to settle down. They have each others backs. That’s the whole reason he wasn’t fired sooner
They let him get away with this kind of behav😮his entire career. This is by no means his first incident with thuggery. With the popularity of body cams, cell phones, and cop watchers, this behavior coming to light to the general public is only now becoming commonplace.
*"Everyone in this whole video should be ashamed of everything."* Had the officer behaved like a professional, none of it would have happened. It's the officer's responsibility to uphold and defend the United States Constitution _in a professional manner._
@@KMx108 if your feather's are ruffled by someone with a camera in a public place as protected by the United States Constitution, _ especially_ when you swore an oath to uphold it, you don't deserve the job.
The funniest thing about SGT Morabito is that he was literally the public affairs officer for his department. It was his job to have cameras in his face.
@@Stonezster No, I am not happy with the outcome. Since, Morabito did not comport himself appropriately and actually committed multiple crimes, he should have been charged with those crimes instead being allowed to retire and continue receiving welfare.
@@Stonezster Are you asking about Burisma and getting a prosecutor fired in a quid-pro-quo (which was later projected onto Trump) to protect his son from investigation of corruption?
also, how embarrassing is this for steve jones? the guy who got arrested at the end? He was all loud and acting tough the WHOLE TIME, but then once he's by himself, in cuffs, he turns into a little weakling. Apologizing and bending the knee....gotta be a liberal.
This should be released to all LEO agencies for one reason alone: NEVER TAKE THE BAIT. NEVER ALLOW THIS TO BECOME PERSONAL. No matter what the offender says or does - remain professional. Easier said than done, I understand.
Of course, he retired with no charges. Why would you charge a cop with assault just because he assaulted a citizen. Vote the Mayor out and hire a police chief who can clean house. Mayor Gestapo could have done the right thing but chose to condone the behavior of all those Gestapo agents.
I was so confused about why she didn't just mentioned that at the least. I kept waiting for her to say it. That could've potentially prevented this entire ordeal.
@@codyroche2793 They are trained in de escalation. And are supposed to be professionals. If they can’t keep calm and explode over nothing but words, they shouldn’t have a badge.
I live in Utica Michigan as a matter of fact directly behind that gas station us locals have a nickname for him.... Super Cop! He's been that dangerous if not worse since I can remember... in junior high school (2002) there was about 8 of us riding our bicycles down the street he just literally pulled right in the middle of our pack with his car ran over one of my buddies bike, destroyed it... all that, for him to say we look like we are causing trouble! Never had a positive experience with that dude to this day.... still live a Township over still hear stories about him!
Theres a former long time police chief in my town who is known as a hot head and there's lots of stories about him being highly aggressive and violating peoples rights before the prevalence of cameras. It is rumored he had a hand in the disappearance and coverup of a 19yr old boy.
Sgt Morabito is a perfect example of a cop that, over time, has been conditioned into thinking he can behave as he pleases....Sincerely, hope he was removed of all police authority.....Clearly, he is a danger to free men in a free society.
Yeah it's not just cops. There's judges too. Saw a judge search a house without a warrant. She flat out said that she didn't need a warrant and that she'd have him arrested if he didn't open the door to his house.
On the other hand they were clearly looking for a response, maybe fishing for a lawsuit? Agreed he seems like a dumb guy though and clearly lacks the maturity to carry a badge, but they were poking the bear. This whole situation is stupid as shit
@@PEACEOUTPAT They're police, if they can't reasonably deal with some annoying cranks then they're useless. Police shouldn't be a 'sleeping bear' that gets aggressive in confrontations because they're supposed to be the people who de-escalate tensions. Supposed to be anyway, cop culture in the US has taught this kind of behaviour
He assaulted a citizen, damaged the citizens property and got to retire with no charges filed against him. I would be getting a different lawyer and I would be looking for an investigation into that mayor. They wouldn't get off that easy if it were me.
As a LEO, seeing this kinda shit pisses me off. The nerve of these officers. I've gotten several hot heads removed from my department. These few trash officers completely tarnish the rest of us.
@@JinaMukherjeeF If they aren't breaking a law, they can behave as rudely as they wish to. Him being a cop means he should be held to a higher standard of behaviour.
the fact he talked about himself in the third person on the phone call about himself being a liability to the department is actually crazy he pretty much admitted that he would do something to put the police station at risk because he doesn't have patience and doesn't like his job
@@OliverMullison It makes perfect sense. Now he gets to retire like he wants to, and he still gets to keep his pension and benefits, which is exactly how it ended. He got what he wanted. And he can go work somewhere else now if he wants to.
Not if he’s put in 10+ years of service changing lives and his community for the better. You don’t know this guys official record and everyone is entitled to a bad day. He never pulled his gun so he’s not a true psycho, he just got into an verbal argument gone haywire.
People who lack the composure to keep their ego in their pocket while on duty as a sworn officer of the law have no business donning the badge in the the first place.
yeah and you can tell its his usual behavior with how the person on the phone hardly reacts to him freaking out yelling hes going to kill someone. truly scary people like this have power
Yes, we can all see these fellows are setting the police up to see how they react. The astonishing thing is, the police fall right into the trap and break the law doing it, all on camera. It's astounding to watch. That cop out of uniform is totally out of control.
They wanted nothing to do with the police that day , the 911 caller thought it was illegal to film him in public , the entire encounter is on You Tube Fricn media
@alan8887 Speak for yourself. Do you believe that all cameras are setting all people up to see how they react? Were the piggies cameras setting up those fellas?
@@ChewyChicken589 lol I'm pretty sure they could have used a donut on a string along with a bucket propped up with a stick. Also if people plan to bait cops they need to make sure they actually know what they are doing.
The problem is, they can behave like this with impunity, because they KNOW nothing will happen to them. What EWU failed to relay was, yes he was suspended pending an investigation, but that was a PAID suspension, and he retired ending the investigation. He now walks away without any reprecussions, and gets to enjoy his full pension. There are zero consequences for officers who behave like this. Hopefully the guy who was unlawfully arrested, sues not only the city of Utica, but also the officer in his personal capacity for the cost of the phone he destroyed. Until there are actual consequences for this behavior, it will never end.
Imagine being a full-grown adult entrusted with a badge and a gun. Expected to conduct yourself professionally knowing you will deal with conflicts, trained for it, and failing spectacularly.
Officer Morabito acted like a drunkard at the bar engaged in an argument. He should definitely be able to be more level headed and de escalate situations once he puts that badge on, he's not fit to be in a position of power.
I work with the public. I get treated like these people do every day. If I talked to my customers the way he talks to random people, I'd be fired immediately. "It's hard to be treated like this all day and not react." No it's not. You're just a child who never learned self control.
@classicGHOST141 they are auditing their job is to provoke. the cops job is to remain calm and professional and demonstrate that he understands THE 1ST AMENDMENT and doesn't power trip like an unhinged little man with a badge and gun
This video should be part of a Police Academy course. How To Avoid Dumb Sh!t 101A. How does a Police Department have such a person on the payroll? Why give them any content? At no point does this Officer think, “Maybe this isn't worth it. Let me at least go verify the laws I’m trying to enforce, before I make an ass out of myself and my department.”
They can fire a cop from his first job but the brotherhood keeps them from calling him a bad cop. They may keep thru a contract?? The next unsuspecting town hires him. And on and on. I'm just speculating from what I've seen.
@@Lauren_C You could tell this guy you're going to bait him into doing something crazy, and his response would be to get angry, become irrational and do exactly what you just told him he would do, and he wouldn't even understand he's the reason for all of it.
All police have to do is just OBEY THE LAW and go about their duties in a PROFESSIONAL manner. There are serious problems in that police department and I guess the mayor and police chief condone this kind of despicable behavior.
And I love the one Officer, blaming their phones for blowing up on the auditors. Why don’t you put the blame officer, on your fellow officer, who ratcheted the whole thing up. You guys never look at yourselves and think you’re the cause of the problem. If that officer had not gone off on a tirade, if he had kept his cool and de-escalated the situation, like he’s trained to do, your phones wouldn’t be ringing off the hook. It amazes me that the police can never look at themselves as being the problem. It’s always somebody else’s fault.
I doubt it was the filming that upset them. Did you see how much harassment was taking place? Not just of cops, but first of ordinary citizens to get them to call the cops.
@@darkwinter8 They do more for you than you expect. They are auditors dude. PPl act like this anyway, this is the point of auditing. You should thank them.
@sebestyenkoncz6670 they are not auditors, they are also people looking for a power trip and do so by baiting others. They sometimes stumble across a situation where their actions have a satisfactory outcome. Most of the time though, they are petty little bullies pretending to be the good guy.
911 is for emergencies. Someone recording you in public isn't an emergency. Nor is it illegal. That operator should have explained that instead of sending the cops. Only made things worse and wasted resources.
From what I've seen of these "first amendment auditor" types, many of them try to provoke other people deliberately. So the caller, who sounded like he had a foreign accent, might have assumed that he was being harassed because of his ethnicity or national origin. Rightly or wrongly, he probably called the police because he felt like he was being threatened. And there could be cultural differences in the society where the caller was raised, that added to his perception of a potential threat. The dispatcher has to assume that the caller is contacting the police department due to legitimate fear for his safety, and has no choice but to send officers out.
@@bobthetitanic -- Filming other people isn't the problem. Verbally harassing people while you film is a different situation. Some of these auditor guys try to purposely stir stuff up so they can get views on the Internet. The foreign man who was being filmed probably didn't know what to think, because he's probably not familiar with something like that. I'm guessing that's why he called 911. Somebody who lived their entire life here in the United States, and is familiar with these auditor types, would've just ignored them.
If you are continuously harassed by a group of men of unknown intentions or capabilities who keep screaming abuse at you - which is a fair assumption about First Amendment Auditors - I can totally understand that you would feel threatened and call for help. This is precisely what these people want: Make you feel threatened, make you feel attacked, but still being barely within the confines of the law. They want to provoke a reaction so that they can then pretend to be the victim. I have seen First Amendment Auditors follow people, yell at them, insult them... these are not pleasant people. The sergeant definitely overreacted, but it is very understandable that this hostile behaviour would result in a hostile reaction.
@@bobthetitanic Yes. Do you believe that, just because you are free to do something, that will not have any impact on other people? You are free to yell at people or insult them, but don't be surprised if they react to your provocations.
I remember being a kid in the 90s and being stopped by the cops all the time for mischief. They were incredibly abusive back then. The things they could say, threaten to kill you, etc. Thank goodness there are body cams now to hold these public servants accountable!
Came in to file a police complaint. But the officer getting paid to sit in the lobby , says come tomorrow, then says theyre disrupting police business which is to take a report. ,
@@carmensandiego1727 They are supposed to be professionals. Do you know what that means? 🤡 Fast food workers have more patience than that cop and get yelled at all day. I don't think people need to be rude all the time but I thought it was pretty creative and funny.
@@dragonproductions236That's give anyone the right to be rude and ignorant .... Cuz there are cops that they should handle it, maybe people shouldn't be a$$es then get mad when someone comes back at them about their bullying.
If this officer can't handle himself in this situation I can't imagine how many crimes he covered with his badge over the years. The fact that he was allowed to retire with his pension is disgusting. And cops wonder why we don't trust them.
You can totally tell the cop is immediately enraged that he doesn't have complete control of these citizens from the get go, even though they are clearly not a threat.
That cop is obviously unfit to wield any sort of power. But let's just stop for a second and think about the sheer awesomeness of the sentence, "He done proved how stupid he is." 😅😂
If the cops came up, and just watched them without making contact, and then seeing that they are not breaking the law, told them we got a call, investigated and have determined, no crime has been committed, so have a nice day. That would go far in showing that they obey the law. It isn't that hard.
They were actually harassing the cop driving down the road. That was why he was in street clothes, he was off duty- he put his vest on for protection. He should not have confronted them himself, he should have called the station and made a report and had on duty officers handle it. As a regular citizen, I would have been terrified by their behavior and called the police. They pulled over once they knew they had pushed the cop to his limit so they could film it all, get arrested, possibly get injured and get a nice lawsuit payday. They certainly didn't care if someone else got hurt or died because they ate up the department's resources for the entire time. Parasites.
Wow. What the hell are you doing this job for if you can't stay calm? It's like some of the teachers I work with, if you're gonna get mad every time a kid does something they're not supposed to, you are clearly in the wrong profession.
It took me a plain citizen 45 mins too get a complaints paper and I'm very disabled... Why aren't complaints papers Put were the public can get them.....
"The nature of power is such that even those who have not sought it, but have had it forced upon them, tend to acquire a taste for more." - Aldous Huxley (Brave New World)
these people are allowed to peacefully retire instead of facing justice for their unlawful conduct… shows alot about are justice system… so infuriating and insulting to real police who conduct themselves in a legal and cordial manner.
@@scooter2163 let's take that same honesty and ask what have you done to promote freedom and liberty? It's funny how these so called self appointed auditors are exposing ignorant cops and people like you.....
@@CENTURION737 whatever, you go on down to your local police department and start filming then if you think they are doing such a good service. I'm not criticizing them because I think every single cop is perfect, I'm not naive not by a long shot, but the problems these guys cause are an issue as well - whether you care to admit it or not.
@@CENTURION737 btw I'll ask you the same what have YOU done to promote liberty and freedom since all's you wanna do is point fingers defending some wannabe losers lmao
Yikes! This was embarrassing for both sides. The cops definitely did not handle the situation well at all. However, those dudes definitely were looking for this type of interaction. Feel bad for the people in relationships with them.
The sergeant is now the Chief of Police in Glenn, Michigan. Glenn is a wealthy suburb with just 9 officers and the chief also serves as their detective.
The public? Those auditors are "the public" in the US? People who go out to berate and provoke until someone snaps? Those people represent the US-American public?????
Not excusing an unprofessional cop, but Frauditors are scum. Bullies. Pushing every button to get a reaction, THEN playing victim. They need to get jobs. Preferably in customer service, dealing with (other) Karens.
Can someone please explain to me what these "auditors" are actually auditing? I've seen a few videos with them and feel like they're just fishing for confrontations with people of authority. Is this an American thing? I'm genuinely confused. Funny part is I actually work as an auditor for a company.
They are looking to see that our government, public servants know how to protect people’s Constitutionally protected civil rights even when they may not like or agree with what they are doing. Filming in public and bad-mouthing cops is protected by the First Amendment and the cops illegally “seized” IDs by running the license plate, which may be considered a violation of the Fourth Amendment since they weren’t doing anything illegal.
Perhaps I can help you understand? Cops have become an occupational force in our Country. Take an Objective look at them. They think it is US against them.....NOTE our Country has more citizens locked up than China or Russia...How can that be???? they have twice the population of our Country???? Cops are far out of control. Desire to handcuff and jail any person that disagrees with them.....they must follow the law as written. Cops cannot do as they please....auditors have opened the door for citizens to see their behaviors.....they need transparency and to be held accountable for poor behavior. Auditors are bringing this to light. How else will it be exposed? Cops, Courts, Legislatures?????? have all failed. Auditors are the only hope for change...and maintain freedom...
The cops often breach their scope of work and authority. They infringe citizens rights based on their discretion which is often skewed. They often are highly ill informed on the laws, statutes, ordinances but are happy to change someone's life by arresting them based on their lacking knowledge. They forget that they aren't preschool teachers and get upset and can infringe rights and safety when people don't do what they say or accommodate their ignorance and arrogance.
@@Rightrudder2can someone tell them to stop? Nobody asked them to try and protect our rights. They're bad at it. They should try macaroni art instead, more their speed.
Morabito is not only a failure as a cop. He’s a failure as a human being. He should not be in any position of authority. If he’s married or has kids, my heart goes out to them.
So they misbehave, then get upset when people call to complain? Anyone who needs their help, A. Is probably better off without it, and B. Should hold the police responsible for being douchbags.
Yup u know how they roll. "Oh we investigated ourselves and we found no wrong doing" they need to be held accountable to the public. There should be a board of citizens that also over see the police until then they will continue to hide those who have committed crimes or violated civil rights.
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If we were to film five-year-olds role-playing as cops arresting other five-year-olds, the entire script and behavior would’ve been the same.
Checks out. But probably fewer expletives, and possibly a hug at the end. Children aren’t so jaded at 5… I hope
@Laughy-Flaaffy Agreed. Was like watching the clash of unrestrained egos.
less cursing, so arguably more professional.
Society has got to stop forcing these guys into such scary jobs and forcing them to face crime everyday like they are criminals sentenced to serve the public !
Most children dont have power tripping egos at least there would be more compassion from them which is sad
He gave them exactly the reaction they were looking for.
On both sides LOL
He took the bait and lost control. It's best he not be a cop.
Yeah but no need for the pig this that. Makes their audit stuff less believable to court of law. Could counter claim against them.
Sorta... They got exactly the response that shows why they are auditing. It's not the response they wanted. They broke no laws and were assaulted and harassed by criminals with guns and badges.
You’re completely wrong if you wanna make comments like that, you can end up in the dirt
Morabito is a walking lawsuit. He's so out of control he doesn't realize his body cam is still on.
He's also one of the Bluestripes' """few bad apples""" who made Sergeant, so...
Nvm that he's in a position to mentor rookies, I fucking guess...
Imagine how many lives he ruined before bodycams.
And now your taxpayers' money go into his bank account
Right, blacks🤦🏻♂️
@@paolosciarpuccio Even more of it will be paid out to the auditors..
Why blur the mayor? He's a public official.
that wasn't the mayor. it was a stock photo. it's in fine print at the top of the image
bro really said pignorant lmao
I’m adding that one to my vocabulary ahaha 🤣
I lost it at piggotistical.
LMAO
Pignorananant
YOINKING that for sure
“I wish you guys wouldn’t have recorded that!” is the scariest part about this whole ordeal. Because this implies they’d help him cover it up if there were no evidence.
Implied? The thin blue line guarantees a coverup if possible.
Not at all, in my opinion. He wishes it wasn't recorded because with no recording, it's his word against everyone else. With the recording he has no hope.
@@jamesoshea580 nope. The person he was on the phone with even reminded him that it was being recorded to try to get him to settle down. They have each others backs. That’s the whole reason he wasn’t fired sooner
They let him get away with this kind of behav😮his entire career. This is by no means his first incident with thuggery. With the popularity of body cams, cell phones, and cop watchers, this behavior coming to light to the general public is only now becoming commonplace.
What’s this mofos address?!
Not taking your complaint today, come back tomorrow? WTF!
Everyone in this whole video should be ashamed of everything.
*"Everyone in this whole video should be ashamed of everything."* Had the officer behaved like a professional, none of it would have happened. It's the officer's responsibility to uphold and defend the United States Constitution _in a professional manner._
Cops should know how to handle "auditors" who are obviously just trying to ruffle feathers.
@@KMx108 if your feather's are ruffled by someone with a camera in a public place as protected by the United States Constitution, _ especially_ when you swore an oath to uphold it, you don't deserve the job.
Gad the police not violated rights... None of this would of happened.
@@KMx108 its the point for cops to be stupid. if they are stupid on camera we have the proof we need..
The funniest thing about SGT Morabito is that he was literally the public affairs officer for his department. It was his job to have cameras in his face.
Are you happy with the outcome?
@@Stonezster No, I am not happy with the outcome. Since, Morabito did not comport himself appropriately and actually committed multiple crimes, he should have been charged with those crimes instead being allowed to retire and continue receiving welfare.
@@TheHistorybear How well do you know the history of Ukraine while Biden was VP?
@@Stonezster Are you asking about Burisma and getting a prosecutor fired in a quid-pro-quo (which was later projected onto Trump) to protect his son from investigation of corruption?
@@Stonezster WOW! The leftists at YT blocked my own response from me.
How embarrassing for the whole department.
Did you call ?
@@mikedavis2969 it’s crazy all these “freedom fighters” are so keen on harassment…. But they don’t harass these politicians at all
also, how embarrassing is this for steve jones? the guy who got arrested at the end? He was all loud and acting tough the WHOLE TIME, but then once he's by himself, in cuffs, he turns into a little weakling. Apologizing and bending the knee....gotta be a liberal.
And for the CITY!!!! that he works for. SMFH!!!!
That guy is tougher than you will ever be@@that773guy4
This should be released to all LEO agencies for one reason alone: NEVER TAKE THE BAIT. NEVER ALLOW THIS TO BECOME PERSONAL. No matter what the offender says or does - remain professional. Easier said than done, I understand.
Offender? Nobody broke the law but the cop
Pfft, with the ego cops have, this is easier said than done.
Of course, he retired with no charges. Why would you charge a cop with assault just because he assaulted a citizen. Vote the Mayor out and hire a police chief who can clean house. Mayor Gestapo could have done the right thing but chose to condone the behavior of all those Gestapo agents.
No police chief does that they need to reform the police completely
Could have all been avoided had the dispatcher told the caller that recording in public is legal
They shouldn't have to, it's an officers job to know the laws.
@midnitevibez exactly. We know the playbook.
What about verbal abuse to an public servant
@@br0k3nsp1re I agree they shouldn’t have to but it would definitely help a lot.
I was so confused about why she didn't just mentioned that at the least. I kept waiting for her to say it. That could've potentially prevented this entire ordeal.
De-escalation seems to be a foreign concept for this department. How embarrassing smdh 😒
I can’t wait for the educational lawsuit because he was in a public lobby when arrested.
How would you go about de escalating that situation? Those guys with cameras were trying to be bullys.
@@codyroche2793 They are trained in de escalation. And are supposed to be professionals. If they can’t keep calm and explode over nothing but words, they shouldn’t have a badge.
@codyroche2793 Is it really such a perplexing problem? They weren't breaking the law. Get in your car and leave.
@@codyroche2793 boo hoo citizens with cameras are bully’s lmao
As childish as the cop's reaction was, those were some of the most obnoxious twats I've ever seen and I'm hardly surprised he lost his cool.
i knew it was gonna be good when everyone was live-streaming and sgt isn’t even wearing his proper attire 💀🤣
I live in Utica Michigan as a matter of fact directly behind that gas station us locals have a nickname for him.... Super Cop! He's been that dangerous if not worse since I can remember... in junior high school (2002) there was about 8 of us riding our bicycles down the street he just literally pulled right in the middle of our pack with his car ran over one of my buddies bike, destroyed it... all that, for him to say we look like we are causing trouble! Never had a positive experience with that dude to this day.... still live a Township over still hear stories about him!
Its so sad he was a police officer all these years
Theres a former long time police chief in my town who is known as a hot head and there's lots of stories about him being highly aggressive and violating peoples rights before the prevalence of cameras.
It is rumored he had a hand in the disappearance and coverup of a 19yr old boy.
OMFG that guy was a menace and his supervisors never saw reason to get rid of him.
@@zeuspit420 ....where at?
@@joeblow2069 maybe because they're all the same? FTP
Sgt Morabito is a perfect example of a cop that, over time, has been conditioned into thinking he can behave as he pleases....Sincerely, hope he was removed of all police authority.....Clearly, he is a danger to free men in a free society.
Yeah it's not just cops. There's judges too. Saw a judge search a house without a warrant. She flat out said that she didn't need a warrant and that she'd have him arrested if he didn't open the door to his house.
I think they said he retired at the end.
On the other hand they were clearly looking for a response, maybe fishing for a lawsuit? Agreed he seems like a dumb guy though and clearly lacks the maturity to carry a badge, but they were poking the bear. This whole situation is stupid as shit
@@PEACEOUTPAT They're police, if they can't reasonably deal with some annoying cranks then they're useless. Police shouldn't be a 'sleeping bear' that gets aggressive in confrontations because they're supposed to be the people who de-escalate tensions.
Supposed to be anyway, cop culture in the US has taught this kind of behaviour
He assaulted a citizen, damaged the citizens property and got to retire with no charges filed against him. I would be getting a different lawyer and I would be looking for an investigation into that mayor. They wouldn't get off that easy if it were me.
The “yes,I do” response after the cop says “You must think I’m fucking stupid” 🤣
As a LEO, seeing this kinda shit pisses me off. The nerve of these officers. I've gotten several hot heads removed from my department. These few trash officers completely tarnish the rest of us.
i mean,the 3 guys were behaving rudely asf with him like idk? Him being a cop doesnt mean he deserves shit
Bro ima be honest I though you were talking about zodiac signs for a second
@@JinaMukherjeeF If they aren't breaking a law, they can behave as rudely as they wish to. Him being a cop means he should be held to a higher standard of behaviour.
@@catsgomeowandmew as a Scorpio, me too
@JinaMukherjeeF being rude isn't a crime, that's the whole point of what they are doing
the fact he talked about himself in the third person on the phone call about himself being a liability to the department is actually crazy he pretty much admitted that he would do something to put the police station at risk because he doesn't have patience and doesn't like his job
That part confuses me? Still doesn’t quite make sense to me.
I was so confused by that part. Buddy is definitely on the spectrum
@@OliverMullison he’s the public affairs officer, he doesn’t wish to hold a political position any longer. Just wants to work the beat
@@OliverMullison It makes perfect sense. Now he gets to retire like he wants to, and he still gets to keep his pension and benefits, which is exactly how it ended. He got what he wanted. And he can go work somewhere else now if he wants to.
& he still got to retire. Says something about the state.
allowing him to retire is a joke and a waste of tax payer funds
Not if he’s put in 10+ years of service changing lives and his community for the better. You don’t know this guys official record and everyone is entitled to a bad day. He never pulled his gun so he’s not a true psycho, he just got into an verbal argument gone haywire.
@@WhoopityScoop726did you see the whole video? He handcuffed someone for no reason at all. It's going to cost the taxpayers a lot of money.
@@glenncaraballoso1470 are you talking about when he handcuffed a guy that was warned of trespassing and yet still said “arrest me.”
@@WhoopityScoop726 trespassing in a PUBLIC Place. Lol. Get educated! 😅😆😄🤣
@@WhoopityScoop726
^^Found Morabito^^
"You must think I'm f'in stupid!"
"You ARE f'in stupid!"
It's sad the conduct that the whole department has had throughout the video is horrendous
People who lack the composure to keep their ego in their pocket while on duty as a sworn officer of the law have no business donning the badge in the the first place.
yeah and you can tell its his usual behavior with how the person on the phone hardly reacts to him freaking out yelling hes going to kill someone. truly scary people like this have power
no business carrying a LOADED FIREARM that's for dayum sure !
I think all people working for the public or private. Should keep all of their egos in check. And provide a good customer service.
But his poor little feelings
This is a alpha vs sigma situation.
Yes, we can all see these fellows are setting the police up to see how they react. The astonishing thing is, the police fall right into the trap and break the law doing it, all on camera. It's astounding to watch. That cop out of uniform is totally out of control.
They wanted nothing to do with the police that day , the 911 caller thought it was illegal to film him in public , the entire encounter is on You Tube Fricn media
I think it's hilarious how they all claim to be aware that they are being baited but then they still take the bait
@alan8887 Speak for yourself. Do you believe that all cameras are setting all people up to see how they react? Were the piggies cameras setting up those fellas?
@@ChewyChicken589 lol I'm pretty sure they could have used a donut on a string along with a bucket propped up with a stick. Also if people plan to bait cops they need to make sure they actually know what they are doing.
The problem is, they can behave like this with impunity, because they KNOW nothing will happen to them.
What EWU failed to relay was, yes he was suspended pending an investigation, but that was a PAID suspension, and he retired ending the investigation. He now walks away without any reprecussions, and gets to enjoy his full pension.
There are zero consequences for officers who behave like this.
Hopefully the guy who was unlawfully arrested, sues not only the city of Utica, but also the officer in his personal capacity for the cost of the phone he destroyed.
Until there are actual consequences for this behavior, it will never end.
Imagine being a full grown adult and you spend your days purposefully antagonizing anyone.
Imagine being a full-grown adult entrusted with a badge and a gun. Expected to conduct yourself professionally knowing you will deal with conflicts, trained for it, and failing spectacularly.
Officer Morabito acted like a drunkard at the bar engaged in an argument. He should definitely be able to be more level headed and de escalate situations once he puts that badge on, he's not fit to be in a position of power.
AMEN!
Which makes you wonder about how many citizens he has done this to when there weren't multiple cameras filming.
I work with the public. I get treated like these people do every day. If I talked to my customers the way he talks to random people, I'd be fired immediately.
"It's hard to be treated like this all day and not react."
No it's not. You're just a child who never learned self control.
Assaults citizen, breaks every police conduct policy, and is allowed to retire. Sickening 🤢
There are Keystone Cops in every department
Police get away with literal murder. This shouldn't be a surprise, but it's still unacceptable
"In two minutes you will be arrested."
15 seconds later: "That's it, you're done."
Dudes are runnin on cartoon time 😂😂😂
Getting these videos posted is at the very least documenting these types of incidents. Thank you!
They were trolling for a reaction and he gave them exactly what they wanted.
Wrong
@@dr.z3426 not very respectful eh?
@classicGHOST141 they are auditing their job is to provoke. the cops job is to remain calm and professional and demonstrate that he understands THE 1ST AMENDMENT and doesn't power trip like an unhinged little man with a badge and gun
@@dr.z3426 exactly, film the police LA does the same thing
@@dr.z3426 an audit is an audit, provocation has nothing to do with it. If someone feels provoked perhaps they have a guilty conscience?
This video should be part of a Police Academy course.
How To Avoid Dumb Sh!t 101A.
How does a Police Department have such a person on the payroll? Why give them any content? At no point does this Officer think, “Maybe this isn't worth it. Let me at least go verify the laws I’m trying to enforce, before I make an ass out of myself and my department.”
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They can fire a cop from his first job but the brotherhood keeps them from calling him a bad cop. They may keep thru a contract?? The next unsuspecting town hires him. And on and on. I'm just speculating from what I've seen.
LOL
Or part of the Police Academy movie.
Call the Mayor !
Amazing, they try to blame the citizen unlawfully arrested for the complaints pouring into the station.
The famous "we're gonna bury this" words:
" Suspended (probably with pay) pending an investigation (that never ends in anything)"
yeah, he is a hothead, and a man whos overly emotional
and a man who has no mastery over himself is a dangerous wreckingball
Very well said
Such a man is also easily manipulated. Can gradually ease them into digging their own hole.
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@@Lauren_C You could tell this guy you're going to bait him into doing something crazy, and his response would be to get angry, become irrational and do exactly what you just told him he would do, and he wouldn't even understand he's the reason for all of it.
A loose cannon with a short fuse.
All police have to do is just OBEY THE LAW and go about their duties in a PROFESSIONAL manner. There are serious problems in that police department and I guess the mayor and police chief condone this kind of despicable behavior.
Frick and Frack are hilarious. 😆
And I love the one Officer, blaming their phones for blowing up on the auditors. Why don’t you put the blame officer, on your fellow officer, who ratcheted the whole thing up. You guys never look at yourselves and think you’re the cause of the problem. If that officer had not gone off on a tirade, if he had kept his cool and de-escalated the situation, like he’s trained to do, your phones wouldn’t be ringing off the hook. It amazes me that the police can never look at themselves as being the problem. It’s always somebody else’s fault.
If filming police upsets these officers this much, it makes me wonder what they're doing when they know they aren't being recorded.
NO need to wonder...for decades they have been abusing their authority and citizens....time it stops!
That's why we need the auditors.
I doubt it was the filming that upset them. Did you see how much harassment was taking place? Not just of cops, but first of ordinary citizens to get them to call the cops.
Auditors are annoying af. Imagine being at work and someone comes in shoving a camera in your face trying to instigate you.
Lol you guys are something else…harassing is just “filming”
Nothing says professionalism like a snazzy hooded sweatshirt and jeans
Make disrespect illegal. For everyone...
Two guys : “you’re an idiot!”
Cop: “you must think I’m stupid!?”
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Its hard to believe all of these men are adults.
Ikr? It wasn't only the psychopath cop, but also the stupid civilians who aren't mature enough to be the better people.
me too !
@@darkwinter8 They do more for you than you expect. They are auditors dude. PPl act like this anyway, this is the point of auditing. You should thank them.
@sebestyenkoncz6670 they are not auditors, they are also people looking for a power trip and do so by baiting others. They sometimes stumble across a situation where their actions have a satisfactory outcome. Most of the time though, they are petty little bullies pretending to be the good guy.
The rapid decay of discipline these cops showcased was alarming. Sadly this is how Officer Morbido will be remembered.
seems like all the other cops were pretty fine, it was 100% only the bully with the shortman complex
I'd be pretty angry myself if people were antagonizing me and filming me when I was just trying to do my job.
apparently these guys just flip people off and scream slurs at random people outside businesses to get the cops called for their youtube.
911 is for emergencies.
Someone recording you in public isn't an emergency. Nor is it illegal. That operator should have explained that instead of sending the cops. Only made things worse and wasted resources.
From what I've seen of these "first amendment auditor" types, many of them try to provoke other people deliberately. So the caller, who sounded like he had a foreign accent, might have assumed that he was being harassed because of his ethnicity or national origin. Rightly or wrongly, he probably called the police because he felt like he was being threatened. And there could be cultural differences in the society where the caller was raised, that added to his perception of a potential threat.
The dispatcher has to assume that the caller is contacting the police department due to legitimate fear for his safety, and has no choice but to send officers out.
@@bobthetitanic -- Filming other people isn't the problem. Verbally harassing people while you film is a different situation. Some of these auditor guys try to purposely stir stuff up so they can get views on the Internet. The foreign man who was being filmed probably didn't know what to think, because he's probably not familiar with something like that. I'm guessing that's why he called 911. Somebody who lived their entire life here in the United States, and is familiar with these auditor types, would've just ignored them.
If you are continuously harassed by a group of men of unknown intentions or capabilities who keep screaming abuse at you - which is a fair assumption about First Amendment Auditors - I can totally understand that you would feel threatened and call for help. This is precisely what these people want: Make you feel threatened, make you feel attacked, but still being barely within the confines of the law. They want to provoke a reaction so that they can then pretend to be the victim. I have seen First Amendment Auditors follow people, yell at them, insult them... these are not pleasant people. The sergeant definitely overreacted, but it is very understandable that this hostile behaviour would result in a hostile reaction.
@@bobthetitanic
Yes. Do you believe that, just because you are free to do something, that will not have any impact on other people? You are free to yell at people or insult them, but don't be surprised if they react to your provocations.
@@TakenTookif someone is making a video of you just keep your head down and walk away. Pro tip.
I remember this guy. He's a complete psychopath
The cop?
@@ottocarius7814it's kinda hard to figure out.
Nothing like a bunch of grown men arguing like little girls.
Can’t complain against an officer anywhere in America. They protect each other. Loitering! OMG
Imagine how he'd treat a misbehaving puppy, or his wife. People who act this sick in public, act far worse behind closed doors.
I remember being a kid in the 90s and being stopped by the cops all the time for mischief. They were incredibly abusive back then. The things they could say, threaten to kill you, etc. Thank goodness there are body cams now to hold these public servants accountable!
Thank God for bodycams. The cops attitude in my area have done a 180.
Yes very true and it happened with people of all colors. Nice try others thinking you’re special
Redacted and heavily edited more times than not unfortunately. Thankfully we have these 1st amendment auditors who dont redact footage.
Cameras are the great equalizer
Absolutely, but do you remember how much safer it was to walk down the street when not doing drit? I'd take the trade off
That munchkin comment at the end kil1ed me 😂😂😂
Came in to file a police complaint. But the officer getting paid to sit in the lobby , says come tomorrow, then says theyre disrupting police business which is to take a report. ,
You start the interaction with an attitude, you get that right back in your face…
“Qualified attorney” I’m also the queen of England! 😂🤣
"Pigotisical" and "pignorant" got me cackling omg 😂
Yeah so funny to harass officers.
And they, who are also human, should NEVER react to clowns harassing them. Cause they don’t have feelings, right? 🤡
@@carmensandiego1727 They are supposed to be professionals. Do you know what that means? 🤡 Fast food workers have more patience than that cop and get yelled at all day.
I don't think people need to be rude all the time but I thought it was pretty creative and funny.
Those puns made me want to vomit.
@@carmensandiego1727If they can't handle mean words, why should they be trusted with a gun? They chose to be there.
@@dragonproductions236That's give anyone the right to be rude and ignorant .... Cuz there are cops that they should handle it, maybe people shouldn't be a$$es then get mad when someone comes back at them about their bullying.
If this officer can't handle himself in this situation I can't imagine how many crimes he covered with his badge over the years. The fact that he was allowed to retire with his pension is disgusting. And cops wonder why we don't trust them.
This is golden comedy. Can't get enough of the Clown Patrol.
I have seen this Sargent in another video. He is a ticking time bomb. The other officers have been holding him back one day, they won't be there.
Armagensett press…he was horrible and reacted in the exact same way…learned nothing.
Nothing angers a cop more than refusing to bow down to their authority
Undermines the whole reason they became cops.
easiest way to see their true colours. just say no, i know my rights. you always have to put up with flex, but its usually worth it.
You can totally tell the cop is immediately enraged that he doesn't have complete control of these citizens from the get go, even though they are clearly not a threat.
You need to respect my Aaahthoritee
@@lisadugger9097 BS you know nothing
These live streamers struck gold with morbito. The gift that kept on giving.
That cop is obviously unfit to wield any sort of power. But let's just stop for a second and think about the sheer awesomeness of the sentence, "He done proved how stupid he is." 😅😂
I saw the original audit when it was first posted. Fascinating to see this badgecam background.
Supreme Court has decided that the police have no obligation to protect anyone. Hear that Uvalde Texas?
all too loudly i'm afraid !
yah we have seen their "protection"
And to prevent parents of children at the school from going to their aid too it would seem
Well he has experience as a dispatcher now.
“Looks like we possibly had some auditors” had me cracking tf up cuz at that point everyone already knew that
If the cops came up, and just watched them without making contact, and then seeing that they are not breaking the law, told them we got a call, investigated and have determined, no crime has been committed, so have a nice day. That would go far in showing that they obey the law. It isn't that hard.
WAY TOO MUCH LOGIC IN THAT COMMENT. 😁
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They were actually harassing the cop driving down the road. That was why he was in street clothes, he was off duty- he put his vest on for protection. He should not have confronted them himself, he should have called the station and made a report and had on duty officers handle it. As a regular citizen, I would have been terrified by their behavior and called the police. They pulled over once they knew they had pushed the cop to his limit so they could film it all, get arrested, possibly get injured and get a nice lawsuit payday. They certainly didn't care if someone else got hurt or died because they ate up the department's resources for the entire time. Parasites.
@@Saiya4779 ..... NOT TRUE.
Wow. What the hell are you doing this job for if you can't stay calm? It's like some of the teachers I work with, if you're gonna get mad every time a kid does something they're not supposed to, you are clearly in the wrong profession.
It took me a plain citizen 45 mins too get a complaints paper and I'm very disabled...
Why aren't complaints papers
Put were the public can get them.....
How did he even get to Sargeant level with his attitude?
Today's thug with gun and attitude!
That's exactly *how* he made it to Sgt.
"The nature of power is such that even those who have not sought it, but have had it forced upon them, tend to acquire a taste for more." - Aldous Huxley (Brave New World)
America 🤦♀️
@@scottmatznick3140 yep, crooked af.
The last person I want "protecting" my city is someone who has zero integrity and even less self-control.
The really bad part is all of the other officers that stand by and do nothing..
these people are allowed to peacefully retire instead of facing justice for their unlawful conduct… shows alot about are justice system… so infuriating and insulting to real police who conduct themselves in a legal and cordial manner.
Please remember that there's no one more DANGEROUS than those in law enforcement who are OVERCONFIDENT in their own STUPIDITY
There is no law so insignificant that an officer may kill you to enforce
Let's be honest though, the self appointed "auditors" aren't exactly 1st class citizens.
@@scooter2163 let's take that same honesty and ask what have you done to promote freedom and liberty? It's funny how these so called self appointed auditors are exposing ignorant cops and people like you.....
@@CENTURION737 whatever, you go on down to your local police department and start filming then if you think they are doing such a good service. I'm not criticizing them because I think every single cop is perfect, I'm not naive not by a long shot, but the problems these guys cause are an issue as well - whether you care to admit it or not.
@@CENTURION737 btw I'll ask you the same what have YOU done to promote liberty and freedom since all's you wanna do is point fingers defending some wannabe losers lmao
Yikes! This was embarrassing for both sides. The cops definitely did not handle the situation well at all. However, those dudes definitely were looking for this type of interaction. Feel bad for the people in relationships with them.
The cop fell into their trap. Just ignore and they will leave. I'm glad spanky pants got arrested. The way he treats people is horrible.
I know right. Imagine being a police officers wife. Just do a quick Google search of how many police officers are involved in domestic violence.
@@nadasurf9009 sad but very true
@@catherinewinkeler8587 are you a member of the blue line gang?
Are you a member of the blue line gang ?
This cop making excuses for his bad actions is disgraceful and cowardly.
The sergeant is now the Chief of Police in Glenn, Michigan. Glenn is a wealthy suburb with just 9 officers and the chief also serves as their detective.
Auditors also known as lawsuit hunters
And he’s a Sargeant. He’s teaching his subordinates how to treat the public! I can’t imagine what he’s like to his family.
The public? Those auditors are "the public" in the US? People who go out to berate and provoke until someone snaps? Those people represent the US-American public?????
Sergeant*
*to his _latest_ "family"...
We’ll be hearing about that retired time bomb again
Not excusing an unprofessional cop, but Frauditors are scum. Bullies.
Pushing every button to get a reaction, THEN playing victim.
They need to get jobs. Preferably in customer service, dealing with (other) Karens.
Wow those “auditors” are insufferable a holes. Morabito should have retired before now.
Can someone please explain to me what these "auditors" are actually auditing? I've seen a few videos with them and feel like they're just fishing for confrontations with people of authority.
Is this an American thing? I'm genuinely confused. Funny part is I actually work as an auditor for a company.
They are looking to see that our government, public servants know how to protect people’s Constitutionally protected civil rights even when they may not like or agree with what they are doing. Filming in public and bad-mouthing cops is protected by the First Amendment and the cops illegally “seized” IDs by running the license plate, which may be considered a violation of the Fourth Amendment since they weren’t doing anything illegal.
Perhaps I can help you understand? Cops have become an occupational force in our Country. Take an Objective look at them. They think it is US against them.....NOTE our Country has more citizens locked up than China or Russia...How can that be???? they have twice the population of our Country???? Cops are far out of control. Desire to handcuff and jail any person that disagrees with them.....they must follow the law as written. Cops cannot do as they please....auditors have opened the door for citizens to see their behaviors.....they need transparency and to be held accountable for poor behavior.
Auditors are bringing this to light. How else will it be exposed? Cops, Courts, Legislatures?????? have all failed. Auditors are the only hope for change...and maintain freedom...
If you dont exercise rights they go away... Carry a gun in public, film public employees, refuse to comply with unlawful commands, American Rights
@@berkbunsspreading ignorance like that is what gets people hurt
The cops often breach their scope of work and authority. They infringe citizens rights based on their discretion which is often skewed. They often are highly ill informed on the laws, statutes, ordinances but are happy to change someone's life by arresting them based on their lacking knowledge. They forget that they aren't preschool teachers and get upset and can infringe rights and safety when people don't do what they say or accommodate their ignorance and arrogance.
The cops will never learn that the police station does not belong to them and that public property is public property
Tyrants, tyrants everywhere.
Toddlers with cameras vs. toddlers with badges. Unbelievable.
Those with cameras protect your rights....cops protect themselves!
@@Rightrudder2can someone tell them to stop? Nobody asked them to try and protect our rights. They're bad at it. They should try macaroni art instead, more their speed.
@@Rightrudder2 Next time you're in trouble, do yourself a favour and call those with cameras instead of 911.
@@Rightrudder2 those cameras haven't repealed the Patriot Act
"Gee, I wish you guys di NOT film that" is a statement that implies guilt
And another corrupt cop gets away scott free. Smh
You shouldn’t have arrested him in the first place and no one would be calling DUMMIES
Morabito is not only a failure as a cop. He’s a failure as a human being.
He should not be in any position of authority. If he’s married or has kids, my heart goes out to them.
He got demoted and got put the Reception Desk. Still being an a$$hole, though
@@giancarlocarattini4985He got to retire earlier
@@giancarlocarattini4985 He retired, with full pension.
@@Angel-Pizzaeater Not surprised.
@@SirIvan1690 That just frosts m'taters!
I commend officer Morabito for his transparency in keeping his body camera on to record his own incriminating actions.
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😂LOL
"and his Merry Band of Auditors" LMAO
All he had to do was go to the complainer and say " they can record in public" job sorted.
So they misbehave, then get upset when people call to complain? Anyone who needs their help, A. Is probably better off without it, and B. Should hold the police responsible for being douchbags.
Got time to argue, but got no time to take the complaint WOW
Yup u know how they roll. "Oh we investigated ourselves and we found no wrong doing" they need to be held accountable to the public. There should be a board of citizens that also over see the police until then they will continue to hide those who have committed crimes or violated civil rights.
Difficult situation but he's unstable and shouldn't be a cop if this is how he behaves under pressure.
Loitering on public property while trying to make a complaint? Seriously? Wow
Translation: The cops investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing. How typical.
How embarrassing for the cops
They knew he was a danger and still could do nothing or were afraid to complain.
How embarrassing for the auditors. smh
@@Zachary3Dhow so? What did they do illegal?
@@johnperry5550 being middle aged, overweight, filming cops like some zoomers when you could be at your house with your family is embarrassing
@@Zachary3D 🤡