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I have a videos where bay county SHERIFF'S DEPUTYS violated my rights. And did not know the DIFFERENCE between a bb gun and rifle
Haven't you already done this video? I've seen this exact video.
Outstanding sir
Is this true that if I go on vacation with my car, that is legal in my state/province but not legal in the state that I'm visiting I can be cited for it? Why is my car, that's registered in a different place subject to a different states regulations?
@@totallytubular618 i belive so
Love how "ignorance of the law isn't an excuse" for citizens, but as long as it's an "honest mistake" for an officer, ignorance gets them qualified immunity. Gotta love it
If I could like this 100 times I would lol
As it should.
"Ignorance of the law is no excuse" applies first to public officials. ESPECIALLY for law enforcement. They're our servants. We have reserved powers under the 10th Amendment and can do checks and balances individually as such. This is a BIG part of why we have the 2nd Amendment.
I was gonna post that, but I’m glad there’s people in here that agree. This shit is ridiculous.
@@jwhome9319 ?
Beverly Hills Police officer Pena always ready to serve and protect the California residents from pesky Canadian drivers. 😂
Every day it's super craazy because it's DDE baby :)
DDE Fam
Lol, amazing how Damon and Dave finds this video so quick! 😆
Bruh 😂😂
Watch out!! They are known for smuggling that dope known as Maple syrup and exposing our precious children Hockey instead of the school shootings that they are used to!!!
Jk y’all
Qualified Immunity is by far one of the biggest legal sham to this day.
Also "terms of use" people assume they're automatically legal documents even when many times they include things either illegal or quasilegal
It's a right-wing Republican plot
Asset forfeiture?
"You need a California driver's license to drive in California"
How can an officer say that with a straight face?
Ya, I’m from Canada as well. I wanted to drive across the U.S but needed 50 different licenses 😂
He just wanted to get the Lambo driver for anything that he could. This was pure envy.
I think you hit the nail on the head with this comment.
COP: "It's free real-estate."
@@perfection-0__0_18 bruh that's what envy means
the bald ones are always the worse.
@@perfection-0__0_18 Hahaha
It's interesting that the officer "witnessed" this man running a stop sign, and then never mentioned it again after being told that the man had a dash camera. How kind of him.
Right??? That stop was what is known as a fishing expedition. Made up reason to stop, looking for violations, had to manufacture one to not look stupid once the camera removed his primary reason for the stop.
There's no reason to mention it multiple times
@@Theorangecrushgamer He didn't even issue him a stop sign related citation.
Dbag cop who lied from start to finish. It’s a bit messed up how cops get qualified immunity, but I have seen so many videos that show a cop telling someone who did something minor ignorance of the law is no excuse. Well apparently it is for them. I want to add I support the police, but I hate this poor excuse for a person with a badge. Respect is earned and the ones who haven’t ruin it for those who have.
@@nikapol25 what? You mean this completely normal and standard behavior from law enforcement? He knows the law but he also knows that what he did was 100% illegal and if he didn't write a ticket then the driver has a better case and reason to make trouble for him and technically he could be charged with a felony. If he writes the ticket, worse that will happen is he gets a in-service day for retraining. This happens all the time, in every part of the nation. Show me a good cop and I'll show you one that's breaking the law or covering for one who did.
There is no reason EVER to give your passport to a cop or anyone other than a CBP officer. Period.
Absolute Truth!
Or if an American national
@@RJ-s41ty PERIOD. Foreigner or not.
I have to go outside and walk around when I learn of things like this. It is just awful that liars like this cop are trusted with our protection.
Funny, I've been stopped several times doing just that. Just walking down the sidewalk.
Imagine a Canadian knowing American driving laws more than an officer of the law
Your profile pic intimidates me
Most Canadians know more than an American cop on any subject. Cops are not known for having IQ’s or picking up on human social cues.
It isn’t hard to know more than an American cop. I think its and intentional qualification to shield themselves from legal aspects coming back at them. Also less like to hire someone who will rat out the department for their corruption.
Affirmative action hire.
We have to because it’s been a routine practice of American police to hunt migrating Canadian motorists on the I75 and I90 for decades. It’s also routine that they make laws up on the fly to take advantage of us. Recently, one in (Carolina I believe) arrested and jailed a young woman because he didn’t know how to read an Ontario auto ownership document. They know we won’t sue because we won’t go back and forth between home and the States for court. Your police in the states are more ignorant and criminal than any in the world. And we all know it.
when Canadians know more about laws then Beverly Hills police, you know there are FAR bigger issues at that department. DDE is a beast :)
I mean I'd expect a Canadian national to know more about the legality of driving in California with a Canadian licences than some random beat cop in a southern state. I doubt he's ever pulled over a Canadian.
@@mdfast Jared Goff?
@@sm0key152 aaron goff, former lapd officer who shot a naked man twice, but only wrote in his report that he shot him once. he's no longer lapd and now on Beverly Hills PD
@@johnnyfiveo Ah, thats terrible
@@tehking111 So one would expect a professional police officer to call in and get the proper information before writing the summons. But his ego was bruised because of the dash cam.
Gotta love that stop sign charge dissappeared after he mentioned he had a camera rolling.
always have a dash cam if ur driving
Gotta give the police
supervisor an A+ for how he handled the situation.
Why do citizens and even non-citizens in this case, know the law better than LAW enforcement? It’s insane. Train these people better before giving them any power.
It's because even if you are innocent and the charges are dropped you still end up paying a court fee. They are thugs for the court, most of what they do is just to make money for it
@@quistador7 even if you didn't do anything wrong, they get you a public defender and put you up against a prosecutor and judge, which is just a big dog-and-pony show which wastes everyone's time and money to line the pockets of professional jackasses.
Because the cop probably rarely if ever deals with foreign drivers, and most foreign drivers would figure out what issues they may have before driving their vehicles into the country. Shouldn’t be hard to get this part.
I delivered newspapers for a couple of decades. I was pulled over multiple times. I kept a drivers manual in the car so I could educate. The one ticket I got was dismissed by the judge.
Because fir whatever reason, citizens are REQUIRED to be more knowledgeable about the law, than the people who enforce it. If they fuck up, they have qualified immunity for their ignorance. If YOU fuck up, ignorance of the law, is not a defense for breaking it.
If you can't drive without a California driver's license, there goes their entire tourism and rental car business
Well, this is a great point. Canadian here and am surprised the cop doesn't really the tourist angle. 🤔
Not to mention the interstate trucking industry.
What if you're just passing through?
Do you need a separate licence for each state?
@@abegarfield543 your license is based on where you live, and you can drive in any state, territory, Canada, Mexico and a few others.
@@abegarfield543 of course you do - a separate license for every state, the territories and of course Canada. I mean duhhh everybody knows that… wait what? 🥴
Get the supervisor out there. This untrained cop is embarrassing himself for stupidity.
So proud the driver was Canadian and handled himself so well. 🇨🇦
"you can't drive in California without a California driver's license" so people from Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, and all other states in the USA cant drive in California? That officer is so ignorant, even a normal citizen knows this.
Right, you would think it would be common knowledge. You can drive in any state with any legal state license. Cop must be hassling this dude on purpose because no cop can be that stupid.
@@WillGGG hes from cali? That explains enough
@@adryandrona3048 - You must not watch this channel much or you'd find stupid and/or corrupt cops exist in every state.
What's even more shocking is that a Californian knows that they can in fact drive to Mexico (and vice versa) as long as they have a valid passport and drivers license. Theoretically, one would think it would work the same exact way to get to Canada.
At this point, california isnt even a part of the USA anymore. Lol
So lawyers have to have extensive years long schooling to interpret the law. But, cops can enforce it with 8-12 weeks of training.
maybe less if you are ex military
Well yeah. They can make it up lol
Crazy
@@CLozs And they are allowed and by some superiors encouraged to lie for extra $$$. Even if only a few % of the bullshit tickets get payed without contesting, or any possibility to centest because cops are believed in court despite being allowed to lie by law its a net plus for the department.
Never thought about this 😳
Just as an update on this case - the “nice” police officer who Damon spoke to FORGOT to withdraw that ticket he got and the next time he got pulled over they towed his car lol THEN, the Beverly Hills Police Department had to pay the towing fee.
This is a fantastic channel. A true service to the public.
Amen!
The fact that he was pulled over for "running a stop sign" is the scariest part of how police can operate. The fact that if you don't have a dash cam you can 100% get in trouble for something you didn't do is scary.
Just installed a cam yesterday because of this channel and because of how screwed rittenhouse would have been without video evidence. Now my house and car are all wired up
He probably very likely 'ran' the stop sign. Just like everyone else in the world who slows right down but does not come to a 'complete' stop....
The cop was just looking for a fight IMO.....
Funny part is that he never got a citation for it.
This happened to me, i got pulled over going 50 in a 40 but i was following this other car. There was a car behind me. But the cop pulled out after us and turned on his lights. The car behind me pulled over and the cop passed him up so i pulled over . He pulled me over for speeding. I told him i was just keeping up with traffic. He said i was speeding to catch up. I definitely wasn't. I ended up paying the $200 so i didn't loose my license since i had no camera to prove it
@@carsonluros4064 yes, isn’t that interesting? The LEO has it on camera yet he doesn’t give him a citation for it.
"you're very defensive, why is that?" the nerve of cops, to treat people with open hostility and then ask why they are being defensive
Blows my fucking mind and pisses me off so bad. That’s why I just suck it up and be polite and respectful and friendly the whole time even I’m getting fucked over
@@OneShotOkie Im not good with words and am an highly anxious person, from what i gather is for me i just need to say i plead the fifth a lot and give him an ID.
Also lots of dashcams and start researching for good lawyers. Im from Europe i dont know US laws. Unless i had a way with words i would not argue. Pick the battles you can win.
They're pros at gas lighting lol
Scamming the citizens.
“My defensiveness is matched in direct correlation with your hostility, no more , no less.”
Makes my jaw tight.
THIS OFFICER is a CRIMINAL.
What you missed here . Is that the modified exhaust ticket is void as well. The car is registered in Canada and in his country there is no law for modified exhaust. And his car is subjected to Canada laws due to it being registered in British Columbia. He is just a tourist.
Lmao, got to love the cop at 12:40 telling him he doesn't need to record because the facility is already being recorded 24/7... yeah, well at least my footage won't randomly "disappear" at the time of a court date lmfao.
Right lol
Always a red flag when a cop is annoyed by being recorded.
Yeah. It's not like they let you review it, ever, either unless you have gotten all the way to the stage of a subpeona. Meaning it didn't already get dismissed by a judge.
Also, you'd have to file an FOIA if you wanted it. Then they could easily deny the release.
As Janier said about social media companies....If you destroy society you destroy also your own company....It seems it is also about the cops, if they destroy the trust of people they destroy themselves.
So In pena’s eyes, if anyone is driving in California they must have a California license. So, me being a Floridian I could be cited for driving there. What a dumb thing to say.
Thought the same thing,what about Nevada residents that work in Cali?!🤣🤣
I have the ticket to prove it and I live in Oregon. I even have it on tape where they state that if you are in California for more than 14 days you must get a California driver's license.
Police act this way in every state. "Oh, what are you doing in , you visiting etc?". Its just digging for info to trip you up with so they have an excuse to harass you some more, maybe even search your vehicle, cops love searching vehicles.
I left California 25 years ago but i physically still have my California license so I'm good.
Arkansas state trooper in 2018 thought every car driving in Arkansas was required to have Arkansas tags. My husband had to also school him on what all those "weird numbers" were on the back of box trucks' tags.
No lie...
I’ll bet this cop is the guy who shows up to every court case on citations no matter how trivial or wrong he might be
These are not police officers, they are outlaws. It’s disgusting.
Ignorance is no excuse for the law, unless you're a cop then anything goes.
It's not ignorance remember he first stopped him for running an "invisible" stop sign. A clear indication of Malice.
@@scorpionx7044 stopped him for then fished for more things to get him on then when he tells him to sign he specifically says sign this admission of guilt what a P.O.S
@@scorpionx7044 >I stopped you because of a modified part
>it's not
>I mean because you ran a stop light
>no I didn't
>also you're not allowed to drive with this license
>yes, I am
>uh... don't drive your car or I'll tow it because I TOTALLY can
>no you can't
>y-yes I can... Because I said so!
@@warriorgp4640 The officer had plenty of chances to admit his mistake and let the driver go. His stubborn refusal to do so justifies criticism of his actions. Police should not be held to a lower standard than common citizens when it comes to ignorance of the law.
In my opinion, that's not even the problem. I wouldn't blame a city officer for not being 100% familiar with every single exception in a law governing international driving liscensure. But fucking CHECK YOUR EGO AT THE DOOR GODDAMN IT AND LOOK IT UP IF YOU DON'T KNOW. Doctors look shit up all the time, because obviously not having photographic memory shouldn't be a source of shame. The officer is either delusionally confident in his own knowledge, or he'd rather screw the driver out of their money and time than fact check.
Qualified tyranny must end.
Yeah that way cops stop doing their job because they'll have no protection from the frivolous lawsuits of twits. Brainlet.
@@jamesbeebe2870 if they knew the laws they wouldn’t make mistakes, turd Ferguson
@@jamesbeebe2870 Cops went a very long time without qualified immunity with no problem. Are you saying current cops are dumber these days and need this protection? I have a question for you if you don't know your job would you be fired for messing up? I would be. So why do cops not need to know every aspect of their job? Cops can kill people so they should should known every law they are enforcing.
@@mercdragons Yeah and BTW if cops dont have qualified immunity they are surely not fired for every mistake.
Its just that they have to be a little bit more responsible like: Tow a car without reason and pay part of the fee.
Qualified immunity should be reserved for mistakes, not ignorance of the law you are paid to uphold.
Like say, if an officer got into a car accident in pursuit of a dangerous armed criminal.
That's the kind of thing qualified immunity should be reserved for.
Not bullying or ignorance.
*not outta ignorance or negligence... it was outta jealousy*
Qualified Immunity should be revoked as it is almost always used by corrupt cops to protect themselves from their criminal actions.
Definitely. It's kinda funny that civilians have to be more knowledgeable about law than law enforcement to protect ourselves from their corruption.
Almost? Inherently. You don’t need immunity from lawful actions; it’s inherently protecting criminals
That officer is a disgrace to his profession. He only pulled him over because it was an expensive sports car. He flat out lied about running a stop sign, and those tickets were purely punitive because he felt the driver had an attitude. This cop wanted to assert his authority solely based upon his ego. He is dishonest, and abuses his badge. Beverly Hills should terminate him for failing to uphold professional standards.
Well Pilgrim , yep as John Wayne would say
@Terence McKenna humorous, lol sorry
Agree, cops I know admit they pull fancy cars just to look inside them, however, it works with junks as well, they know you will have problems hiring a lawyer so you take the punishment.
@@b.h.7423 no, HUMERUS.
Lol sorry
@@whirledpeas1182 Humpty Dumpty
5:11 "sign here as admission of guilt"!!!
That officer just wanted to see the Lambo up close 😂
I would’ve added the lying about the stop sign as part of my complaint. That was flat out corrupt intimidation.
The dumbass cop just kept trying to come up with random bullshit to hit him with so when all else failed he just said "uhhhh, stop sign" cause he's on a power trip.
Would personally assume that to be a pretext for the stop as a lot of improper traffic stops make up a blatant lie in order to pull someone over. Doesn’t change the fact that that could be a sign of budding corruption though, just means he needs to be corrected before he gets completely corrupted by his immunity
Yes,that cop...in addition to being of limited intelligence...was a genuine punk who probably shouldn't be allowed access to firearms for psychiatric reasons.
Officer small Pena
It was a lie and if he truly stopped him for that, then he stopped him under false pretenses.
The very fact that he lied about the Stop sign is infuriating. That officer should be fired for that alone. How many others has he stopped for purely fictitious infractions?
wait, this community needs to stop doing this. do we know its a fact that he didnt stop on the stop sign? we really dont know
Frazier v. Cupp, 394 U.S. 731 (1969)
States that cops are allowed to lie. Let that sink in, and always remember your fifth Amendment.
How many have they shot and imprisoned while lying? Cops kill more civilians than The Taliban!
@@Crazy-Chicken-Media they can only lie during an investigation, normally only during an interrogation. They cannot lie on any type of legal document or in open court. Although there is absolutely no recourse against an officer that does lie when they shouldn't
@@Crazy-Chicken-Media They’re allowed to lie, but they’re not allowed to stop someone for a false reason.
That paint/vinyl wrap job should be a crime in it self.
The worst part of this is that the officer could easily verify if the driver's license was valid or not, yet he failed to make that effort. That in itself should invalidate qualified immunity.
Police HATE to admit that they’re wrong in any situation.
But there's only a few bad apples lol....I can watch fucked up videos for days straight if I wanted to
@@shannonmuse9859 right but out of how many interactions a day? Those videos don't represent the majority in any fashion.
@@whitegoodman7465 Bro there's no exaggeration when I say DAYS straight...Look I know plenty of good guys, REAL goods guys then I know ass hats as well...There's usually about a 50/50 split in every precinct
@@shannonmuse9859 the thing is, bad stuff will always be put on the internet and the good stuff most likely wont, because people love to look up bad stuff to make themselves feel better.
@@whitegoodman7465 these interactions are emblematic of a broader problem. this sort of shit doesn't fester in isolation.
I remember this episode quite clearly. Peña does not need to be a police officer. He’s not only targeted DDE, but he’s also targeted Alex Choi, Barney Lamborghini, and so many more exotic drivers.
this was the first of two encounters with this police officer
Do sports and luxury cars just make him angry or like
@@ricanflava845 Yes, I’m very well aware. This officer in particular has gotten quite a few complaints in his department yet his behavior has not changed.
@@usherthecl1max I have no idea the answer to this question but cops, Peña (the officer wrongfully ‘citing’ Damon,) has a grossly bad rap amongst enthusiasts in California. The laws are so vague on automotive regulations in controlled (emissions) states much like California, leaving too much grey area for Peña to exploit. His behavior is targeted and intentional.
@@usherthecl1max must be the case
An "F" means failure and unsatisfactory
He's had multiple interactions with police. he knows the law and is always well informed, polite and knowledgeable.
The only "crime" that guy was guilty of, was driving a car that cop could never afford.
Exactly.
He's a cop in the wrong city then, if thats his issue,
@@repro7780 Police officer salary is generally low. At the end of the day they can live a "reasonable" life, if that. We are not including the lower life expectancy and high legal liability they deal with.
or that paint job
@Buck Schrade I wasn't defending them.
We are taught "ignorance of the law is no excuse", yet the "enforcers of the law" don't have to be? That's complete BS.the fact that the "citizen" tried to make the officer aware, and he chose not to make a radio call to enquire, should be an automatic dismissal against any claims of an immunity
Maybe one could argue that by not double-checking the law that the driver claims exists and by willfully acting against that law even after being told about it, the mistake of the officer is no longer an *honest* mistake and it would have been *reasonable* to do a quick inquiry by himself and therefore he would not be protected under qualified immunity. (But I agree that this jurisprudence should be abolished)
*dispatch
Cops are legally allowed to lie to people! Of course they're allowed to be "ignorant of the law" they think it's part of their job! Frazier v Cupp
Exactly in the electronically advanced world that we live in he could have simply done a quick Google search without even touching his phone and had his phone read back to him the response. Or as the other commenters stated he could have used his radio to ask dispatch. He could have called his superior and got confirmation. So with all that said it's pretty obvious that this was nothing but retaliation (for having the nerve to question him) with a hint of jealousy (he knows he will never be able to afford a car like that) and also he knew that if he was wrong nothing would happen to him but he could still get to ruin this man's day, week, or entire vacation.
@@dans4323 Yeah, it is pretty bad. About 7 years ago, I had just got back in Phoenix after a trip to San Fran. I had just driven 800 miles straight. I was back in town for all of 15 minutes, and about 3 miles from home. On coming cop car, flipped a U turn, almost T boning me in the process. Pulls me over. Looked to be a rookie, with his trainer as his partner. Comes up to my car, and proceeds to bitch at me about my yellow driving lights. "factory Subie lights, just PIAA yellow bulbs" He then tells me, yellow is illegal, and that I can only have them on if I am going under 25 MPH. I inform him he is incorrect.. He goes back to his car with his partner. I pull up the 2 statutes that he was incorrectly quoting, and mixing together. He comes back with 2 or 3 tickets, I show him the codes, you can only have fog lights, and no headlights on, under 25mph in inclimate weather, and all light from a vehicles front can only be white or yellow/amber. He was sooo pissed, and his partner was laughing his ass off. I showed him the correct ARS codes, and off he went like a little bitch.
Amazing video very well presented and informative
Jealousy plain and simple
This cop sounds like a whiny kid that doesn't get his way.
I'm sure he bragged to all of cop buddies about jamming up a Lamborghini driver from Canada. He was probably popular for a week after that. I bet he loves the shit out of his job.
@@alleyoop121 was probably bald back then too lol
most cops are like that.
@@alleyoop121 most people get bullied in school in some way. Not really a statement with any weight. Your comment could be considered "you were bullied" just as much.
This is an older encounter. There is a part 2 to this where the lambo driver meets up with some friends and the cop, this cop, is there too and is SUPER salty.
The problem with most cops is that when faced with embarrassment in any way, they lash out and write tickets either negligently, or usually out of spite and revenge for embarrassing them.
Aka feelings police
This is also true for bosses/supervisors, they just cannot get past their ego and admit mistakes and oversights, and they'll take it out on their employees and try to make them look bad or retaliate against them.
Exactly they will double down on their ignorance.
I'm glad you mentioned that this has happened before because I remember seeing other videos with this guy and his posh car. I think his friends have been pulled over also. Always the same from the officers, you cannot drive here with that licence etc, etc. The Lambo guy beats the officers every time with his superior knowledge of the law relating to his car and driving licence.
Can someone please tell me the cop showed his face in court and the judge was floored by his ignorance!!!
That cop is a scumbag. Even more disgusting than him being ignorant of the law (which is literally his job)… he LIED from the beginning about the man running the stop sign. Notice his demeanor change as soon as the driver points to his own dash cam. Funny how THAT accusation was immediately squelched and never brought up again.
One of MANY cops who lie and plant evidence! I've seen at least 3 who planted evidence, and many, many more who lied.
And judges / ex-judge like Judge Judy BLINDLY believe whatever cops say.
That alone should be grounds for dismissal and charges for abuse of authority.
@@oblivionsa7973 What you're looking for is Title 18, U.S.C., Section 242, Deprivation of rights under color of law, which sounds good on paper. However the FBI and federal courts only pay lip service to this code, and that's assuming you can find an attorney willing to take on such a case. Unicorns are more common.
@@Turnkeys42that really sucks. The fact that it's such a challenge, to be able to legally challenge the officer's behavior and lack of knowledge of the law. It's the old saying "you may beat the charge but you're still gonna have to take that ride."
They all do. Lie constantly
like their father the system has been corrupt and cover up 85 %all cases
Of course
Tell that cop to make sure he gets his international driver's license before he comes to visit Canada
Or leave the state, gotta get a Nevada license to visit Vegas for the weekend.
I wish a Sheriff in Arizona or Oregon deliberatly targets that copper to pull him over.
Tell him to shove his Caifornia license, get a State issued ID/License before he moves his car another mile on non Californian roads or have his car impounded. - and in court declare: It was a honest mistake.
Or all 50 state licenses for every state he visits.
@@sgtreynolds07 i bet he goes there a lot for the hookers and blow
@@baronvonbeedy7987 Would have to carry a very big wallet to hold all of them
It seems California regularly cites, not only out of country licensed drivers, but also out of state licensed drivers
That cop should be fired
"You need a California driver's license to drive in California."
Say it with me, Officer: *"ignorance of the law IS NOT AN EXCUSE!"*
Yes yes yes
Ignorance of the law is not an excuse only as it applies to the general Public. If your job is enforcing the law, ignorance of the law is no problem. It's called qualified immunity.
Then kick the officer out of any department and charge him with unlawful detainment.
You need an international comment permit to post this comment
@@OffshoreITguy well he didin't required the permit to remain silent lock him up boys
Qualified immunity: we don’t have to be perfect, but you do.
I'm so glad we Germans have Article 34, that is qualified immunity with a _big_ "But!".
Best description I have ever seen for Qualified immunity!
Watching this happen gets so old. How can they enforce laws that they don’t understand and swear an oath to the constitution that they are immune from violating?
EXACTLY!!!
I don’t think you have a clue what qualified immunity is/does…
Nobody puts aftermarket exhaust on a Lamborghini.
I recommend ALWAYS filing a complaint in CA because it stays on the criminal officer's record for 5 years.
Depends on if it is a qualified/verified complaint, and may stay longer if the officer gets more complaints with in the 5 years. Though may vary between departments/jurisdictions. Also CHP, State Police, and CBI are different. If you live in the jurisdiction you could be on a crap list by the officers friends.
(former Law Enforcement USAF SP and Public Safety Officer Arizona. Also a few Cops in the family)
they are no longer public record
@@tetalonstarfyre2419 Thx! Good to know.
@Bryan Smith Only if you are a racial minority. More accurately, If you are White or East Asian, you won't get harassed.
@@johno2277 honey, this Canadian was WHITE. Lol, did you even watch the video?
It’s crazy that he also just dropped the run stop sign immediately…
Yeah because it didn’t happen.
Because police get away with whatever they want
He knew not to push that with them both having video evidence it didn't happen.
Jealousy is one hell of a drug.
Well done dude!
Agree with all the points made! One thing which would have been ‘nice’ would have been the inclusion of the dash cam video footage of the Stop Sign incident, up until the Officer requested drivers license & registration details. I mean; the driver had the footage, so it wouldn’t have been difficult to include it...
Police officer should be tested for comprehension.
If tests like that actually existed more than 2/3rd's would fail. Throw in a physical test and 90% would fail. There would be almost no cops. Not saying that's a bad thing.
In Canada we use to sterilize our innocent citizens for less.
People who score too high on intelligence have been denied into the academy. This incompetence is intentional
@@Spongy656 ive known people who had this happen to them. They're "too smart" and "question things too much". Cant have smart cops out there who will question ticketing people all day long and lying in order to violate their rights
Love how the officer just glances over the stop sign when the driver says he has dash cam.
A real bald POS. They're all one big crooked family.
Good point
you are EVERYWHERE
“Glosses over “ is the expression
A citation for the stop sign would have been a slam dunk if there was valid proof.
DDE is an awesome channel. His content is sometimes ridiculed but he's honest, he's a family man AND he just loves what he does.
It's our obligation to file a complaint against an Officer whenever you feel like your were mistreated for whatever legitimate reason.
I feel violated after every interaction, even if I don't answer them knocking at the door.
That cop cannot truly believe all tourists should pass a Californian driving test to drive in his state
Imagine paying at least 2000 euros and going through the much Harder training of getting a European drivers license Just to be told "you need a californian drivers license"
Absolutely baffling! I visit the US regularly and drive legally with my UK driving licence. Does that officer actually believe that I need to get a driving licence in each and every state I visit? Good job he doesn’t patrol near the airport!
Yeah when I went to UK, Scotland, and Ireland they all honored the USA driver's liscense (I think even Wales does), and it's well known that Canada has closer relations with USA regarding visitors, so yeah, officer was either mentally challenged or playing dumb out of jealousy.
Imagine if vsitors to another country actually had to pass a driver's ed course in that country before renting a car. A 3 hour drive to the beach would require a 2 week stay, all taken up by classes! THEN you can drive to Tesco for beer and snacks. LMAO.
Lol His State 😅
I mean you literally couldn't, you would have to gain us citizenship and residence in California first, the cop is saying in full seriousness that it is a crime for anyone living in any other state than California or any other country than America to drive a vehicle in California, theres a similar video of the same thing of a Turkish driver in Florida being illegally arrested from a criminal wearing a badge and driving a cop car what should be illegally
It's funny how "running a stop sign" was never mentioned again after the driver said he has a camera...
I wonder how many other drivers were cited by "running a stop sign" by this officer. It seemed like his go to favourite.
Probably not a lot. Unless they also drive a supercar lol
I've seen cops pull people over for'to close to the center line' in big trucks and 'tag illumination'. Both of these are completely subjective and give the cops a license to go fishing.
Every reply is so true , it is almost like he is making a quota in how many tickets you have to write out in a shift or week , and pulling over an exotic ride may earn you double points for that night
@@edwardmurawski9324 It's just bragging rights and attention from the other cops. That's what he is after.
@@timkinley1779 That is what I think as well
"Canadian drivers license is recognized by all 50 states as being valid..." I just don't understand how the cop didn't know this.
The fact that he said “you need a California drivers license to drive in California” said it all. I’ve certainly never heard of a state only permitting people to drive if they have a state specific drivers license, and I’m a private citizen… you’d think LEO is more informed and trained but time and time again, they show that’s not the case.
Except the State of Georgia, apparently…!
It's called he's stupid and doing a power trip on someone who has a MUCH nicer car than him. Any other car in that situation DOES NOT get pulled over and read the riot act .
I can't stop watching these videos of stupid cops !!!!! It's hilarious!!!!
@@McFeedback1968 has nothing to do with “the American education system” does have to do with general and applicable intelligence and ignorance though.
@@McFeedback1968 Paul, no it doesn’t. Your generalization isn’t accurate. Plenty of morons go thru the same schooling that smart individuals go thru. And blaming someone for not knowing what this cop didn’t know, that isn’t taught in school (widely, as you claim, “American education system”) is bland and just plain wrong. It should be generally known to anyone who has gotten a license, that their license is valid in all states, but they definitely don’t make note of what international drivers need unless, you’re an international driver whom educates themselves or is otherwise specifically taught about it. Point being, wrong.
I would say: “Jealousy “ is the motivating factor. This officer has an overblown ego to boot. This law enforcement officer is a danger to all he will come in contact with.
I thought the same thing. He was jealous and wanted to just make the owner miserable. People with power get corrupt quick.
I agree he was mad he had such a great car lol
Yeah, this particular officer has many, on video, mis behavings. He needs to be straight up fired.
Jealousy for what? people who bust their asses and do without other luxuries to own a gorgeous car earned that privilege. That's a lot of sacrifice to afford a ghini. Being perpetually dirt broke and buried in debt, I can say I am proud of lamborghini owners for the effort they put in. I have respect for fucking beautiful cars.
Police unions protect bad cops
honestly this is the best pull over. it teaches all of us despite how wrong it was. no one hurt and we learn is the best outcome.
But Damon has his car towed at a later date because the sergeant didn't take care of the ticket
9:38 This so so disgusting. It makes me worry so much for my sister, my mother & my daughter. They travel from NE Oregon to Western Canada all the time in the Spring & Summer to Indian Rodeo. It scares me SO much that if Canada seen how our cops treat their citizens, they would decide to treat our visitors to Canada with that same energy.
Having a dashcam recorder has an amazing affect. Funny how the cop never discussed the alleged stop sign violation, which was the reason for the traffic stop.
IKR officer even said he had camera footage of him blowing the stop sign...if that was so I'm pretty sure he'd given him the citation.
This is one of the reasons why I have front and rear cameras. One of the cheapest insurance you can buy.
@@dantom2429 Totally agree & I have dual channel as well.
@@AftermathXJ220 how do you move the footage to another drive once it’s full? Best brands?
I have been a police officer for over 21 years and absolutely love this channel. I enjoy watching officers being challenged. I’ll be 100% honest, we don’t know everything despite officers thinking they do and I have actually learned from watching your videos! Keep up the good work.
"He whom adds not to his learning diminishes it." -The Talmud
I love seeing officers still willing and wanting to learn and educate themselves and see the point/counterpoint that this channel offers. Stay safe, officer.
@@its_ya_boi_thurston which means they have zero room for error? So you expect perfection from a human?
@@jwhome9319 uhh...read my comment again and then come back.
I’m a surgeon. I watch videos of other surgeons doing crazy stuff and dealing with complications because i’d rather learn from their mistakes, not mine. I assume this is the same with good police officers.
@@paulshuttleworth6261 Of course. good police officers like good doctors can make a poor decision. Doesnt make them evil or criminal.
This cop was afended for being caught in one of his bluffing lies, and he knows it as well as I do !
My wife and I drove across the USA for vacation and we made 50 stops along the way .Yes we had to get a drivers license to drive through all those states along the way. I'm so glad I listened to this cop before our trip and followed his lawful instruction regarding licensing.
Officer: “drive safely”
DDE: “I always do”
Me: “🧢”
"Survey says... that was a lie."
The qualified immunity thing to me sounds like a good way to ensure that officers have no consequences for not thoroughly studying the laws they’re supposed to uphold
Arrest him I say. I hate loud cars, so pointless.
@@isleohagger5455 well everyone has their own opinions your clearly not a “car person”.
@@isleohagger5455 What the hell are you talking about?
that's why the Supreme Court won't reverse the decision
@@isleohagger5455 I think you should be arrested, I hate classical music
As a non-US citizen 11:00 has got to be one of the most hilariously blatant and sad examples of a broken justice system.
"Sign here for admission of guilt" lmao what!?
Not knowing the law when you’re a police officer shouldn’t be considered a “reasonable or honest mistake” and therefore shouldn’t be allowed to invoke qualified immunity.
Especially since they have a laptop in their car
Right. Aren’t we always told that ignorance of the law is no excuse?
True
@@AG-en5y
An a cop phone
Right.
Either they're professional, trained, licensed, to enforce the law.
Or
They aren't, and should not be on patrol.
There really is no in-between.
I used to drive a cab. I had been stopped due to the actions of my passengers. (collage students) The officer asked for their ID. They proceeded to hand him their PASSPORT.
Officer stated that a PASSPORT wasn`t legal identification. I had to inform him a passport is legal ID in every country. He had to call his supervisor to confirm.
His boss wrote him up for not knowing what proper ID was.
I work at a bar in Australia. We can't accept ID cards (Driver license, carry permits, photo cards) from any other country except NZ. The only thing we can accept is Passports. Because they're an internationally recognised form of photo ID.
I believe it, but it's still rediculous.
Good job on you defending your passengers!
In a foreign country U give your passport to nobody. Nobody. End of story.
@@kevinpantera4429 That's a vague statement ,what foreign countries are you talking of (nearly all countries in Europe or Africa I visited I had to present or hand my passport)? Maybe you can explain more.
If I have to register for a rental car *they need a passport* , to buy a local phone or check in a hotel, I need to present the business my passport or I will get no service. My favorite one is my sis, she couldn't collect any winnings at a Casino unless she presented a passport.
This officer is an example of why qualified immunity should be revoked for all law enforcement agencies.
Qualified Immunity should only be applicable if the officer is qualified
Which still means it should be revoked from most cops
That cop was SUPER JEALOUS of that car. What a child.
"That sounds expensive" WELCOME to why he was pulled over.
The modified exhaust should _NOT_ be applicable. He is NOT a resident of California.
It’s so hard for some people to admit that they don’t know the answers. The cop should have contacted someone that might have the correct information.
“I’m not going to tow your car.”
Because it’s unlawful to tow his car.
Why is this man a police officer?
Because anyone can do it literally all these cops look like bullied punks who need roids and a gun/badge to feel good.
@@rd9669 That or they were bullies that never made it beyond high school sports
You don’t need to be smart to be an American cop. You can literally be dumb as fuck and still be one.
He is no man... Just a coward with a badge
Because in his younger years he was always a bully and realized that the United States law enforcement institution eagerly recruits bully morons like that dirty cop.😡
Lambo owner: Why did you stop me?
Ignorant Officer: Envy, pure envy.
Lambo owner: Why did you stop me?
Ignorant Officer: Because I can see you have money, so I going to make up BS in order to get as much of it as I can...oh and I am a professional ahole.
Look through DDE’s channel, they have multiple encounters with this officer. Officer Pena eventually towed his car.
Lamborghini isn't the flex they think. I'd never want one.
If I was officer and I wouldve stated that and ask him can we go for a spin no ticket we do the same you let me drive the lambo w him in the passenger I let you drive the squad car and press the buttons w me in the passenger
@@Theorangecrushgamer uh-huh.
yet somehow citizens are expected to know all laws that law enforcement is protected from not knowing
I lived in Santa Barbara, California during the mid 90's. I was pulled over the 1st. day for not having a front plate, which was not required in the state I was from. That stop put the car in the system. That stop enabled DMV to pile huge fines on me because I decided to not get Ca plates immediately. Also they really want people to have Ca licenses. Thats another story.
Cop: "Do you know why I'm here pulling you over?"
Driver: "Because you got D's in high school?"
Because you see me driving a car that costs more than you would make in your entire life and you're salty about it.
@@kazolar They’re not THAT expensive, but yeah, pretty much
@@Jason-un9ps they are expensive, specially if you have a cop payment. Most people can’t afford those cars in general so they just get salty about it
@@quoriquora5327 Which is why the word “THAT” was included. He said more than he’ll make in his entire career.. A lot of cops make six figures
@kazolar with overtime I bet the cop makes over 200k a year in LA. These guys are dumb af and get paid too 🤦♂️
If i can go to jail for an "honest mistake" then those with the government given training for those situations should be held accountable for all actions
To the fullest extend of the law, police should be held to a way higher standard than citizens
I understand it to an extent, but not when it is easy for them to verify themselves. Call back to dispatch and see.
They accept that they will never really hold themselves accountable for their actions that has to be done unfortunately by the citizens but we have layers and layers of protections to have to go through in order to get to them through the judicial system. They have an unlimited checkbook because they can just keep going deeper into debt.
It utterly amazes me how people continue to want to give the government more power, and more control while at the same time complaining about the government constantly. Do we really think it's a good idea to put people like this in charge of the medical system? Literally putting life and death in the hands of politicians and bureaucrats?
Well played. Props
" Here PIGGY" PIG IS JUST MAD THAT HE CANT OWN ONE 😂😂
Police give tickets they know won’t stand up. It’s either going to be a hassle to fight in court or you can just pay the fine. A tourist is likely to just pay the fine instead of returning to appear in court.
This falls under, “You can beat the rap but you can’t beat the ride.”
That's why they give out of country or state tickets, hoping they don't fight it.
@Jean-Guy Rubberboot I don't believe tourists can do that if they ever want to come back. If they have any black mark, the visa will be refused next time to enter the US. We can't even complain about the TSA, because they will black list us.
Cops know a tourist won't come back to fight it in court and will just pay it.
@Jean-Guy Rubberboot that works well until your home state or country gets the arrest warrant. Then you get thrown in jail repeatedly until you pay or show up. If you are from another country, you'd better REALLY enjoy your visit to the US because that will be your last one if you skip on the ticket. You will be arrested and the border and expelled.
That's why cops love giving tickets to tourists. It is cheaper to pay the fines rather than make a second, third, fourth, and even more trips to fight the tickets. Nice extortion racket.
@Jean-Guy Rubberboot in the US all arrest warrants are in a national database available to police with a few keystrokes on their computers. If you have a warrant, they will arrest you and then the state that issued the warrant has 21 days to extradite you. Meanwhile, you sit in jail with no bail. If they don't come for you, you're released..........until the next time you're pulled over. Then it's back to jail for 21 days until they don't come for you again. Know too many people that got stuck on that merry-go-round.
This cop is simply running under the “you may beat the rap, but you won’t beat the ride” attitude. He knows he can bully people and it’s nothing more than an inconvenience for the driver unless they push it, then he’ll do what he wants under the assumption of qualified immunity!! Basically, he’s a tyrant. His wife probably runs the show at home and the only power he has over anything is when he slips on his uniform!!
Easy man that's the way it is at my home.
@@crashedking1931 but are a POS because of it taking it out on others
@@crashedking1931 LOL
And he will happily waste taxpayer resources to make that flex.
Such an officer should lose his job. The officer doesn’t even know basic traffic law. He’s a danger to the community. How the fruck do such ignorant people became cops? The recruiting system is broken.
That aside, end “qualified immunity” NOW! Qualified immunity for people that aren’t qualified to be cops is injustice and DANGEROUS.
At best, ignorant cops, and at worst, bad apple corrupt power-tripping police officers, both know they can rely on “qualified immunity” to get away not just with mistakes, but the precedent has now expanded to encompass reckless acts, and then knowingly wrongful acts, and even maliciously criminal acts violating people’s rights.
Fix the police force!
This “qualified immunity” was created by court precedent for a proper reason once upon a time, but it has morphed into an all-encompassing police immunity from prosecution qualified by NOTHING. It’s now unqualified police immunity. The legislature MUST fix this judicial precedent mess with legislative enactment.
They just wanted to see the insides of your car.