15 Year Old Owns Police, Gets Officers Fired

Watch as this 15 year old teaches law enforcement a lesson in the law. These cops get fired as a result of this interaction. David Shuster breaks it down on Rebel HQ.
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[@kenbob1071]

The most heinous crime in America: bruising a cops fragile ego.

[@charlidog2]

Can lead to capital punishment.

[@a.d.marshall2748]

@@charlidog2 Yup, right there on your porch.

[@amil89]

@@charlidog2 more like extrajudicial murder. Welcome to Russia!

[@jackopumpkin9308]

Imagine being fired for not knowing how the law works as A POLICE OFFICER and being corrected many times unknowingly by A 15 YEAR OLD

[@01FESONE]

Those guys deserved what they got! Could have just done a better job but it seems once called out they're just motivated to slap cuffs on...and make up charges rather than investigate to see if any crimes where actually committed. Then they knew no crimes had been committed but had to make up something...so what goes around comes around. Slapping cuffs on and making up charges is not being an officer of the law. These guys are true scumbags....but cops 👮‍♀️ wonder why they get bashed all the time. Few bad apples my ass....the so called good cops should be checking the bad ones....the Department should make sure these idiots actually know how to enforce law and do their jobs rather than getting exposed to lawsuits. So in the end .....kid owns them, hopefully they got a win 🏆 at trial....and we now have two so called veteran officers fired from the department because their ignorance 😉.

[@Jennay11]

Naw, they know the laws. Very well, actually. They just refuse to follow them. Thinking they are above the law. Even in the constitution, it states we are protected from ALL government officials, and that's because just in case there's bad ones out there and now look. The majority of the police are all bad now. They want to be above the law. It's a mental problem.

[@ggdeon9843]

l ol. exactly . but more importantly what does that say about their department... hmmmm

[@Anderson-ez4uz]

That's actually sad and I wish the officer was just suspended without pay for 90 days and taught right they didn't kill the guy and bad cops get off for worst. I don't think there records were bad.

[@Anderson-ez4uz]

I think cops just take these jobs for the wrong reasons because moneys not enough.

[@zoejackson79]

Sad that a 15 year old kid knows more about the law than police officers. Thats depressing

[@davidreyes9756]

Frl that kid is awesomely prepared those guys were just a sad excuse of cops👎🏾👎🏾

[@Mmouse_]

Covering a body camera deliberately should be instant dismissal.

[@JuanCarlos-np7vo]

its funny how we can all agree on that, yet the police department and courts act like that didnt just happen... they do not respect the general public.... more of the true blue " us vs them " mentallity. Pathetic

[@debunkingdebunkers]

Lol, this is why they hate cameras. “They can’t do their job”.

[@kouroi]

And this happens whilst the cops are aware of them being filmed. I would love to see more auditors (and civilians) have 'hidden cameras' - built into spectacles or on their body - with the footage being automatically uploaded to the Cloud/Internet.

[@kouroi]

And this happens whilst the cops are aware of them being filmed. I would love to see more auditors (and civilians) have 'hidden cameras' - built into spectacles or on their body - with the footage being automatically uploaded to the Cloud/Internet.

[@gz9520]

No they hate cameras because then they have to do their job right. They can no longer just bully people with BS. Now they actually have to uphold the constitution like they swore to. No longer can the power hungry jerks get away with what that have for so many years. The good cops don’t have a problem with cameras. It’s the rights violators that don’t like them.

[@wokeness420]

They can't do their jobs the way they would like. And that involves using unrestrained force whenever they feel like it with no accountability or consequences for their actions. Basically they want to be above the law while implementing their version of the law.

[@Lizard-of-Oz]

Cameras in this case are like cages in the zoo.. lions can't do shit!!

[@bernadette4484]

That fifteen-year-old, was born to be a Civil Rights Attorney, I hope he becomes a very successful one.

[@MelodicMizeryPs3Vids]

or brainwashed on what to say by his father. which again foes make for a good attorney lol

[@gz9520]

@@MelodicMizeryPs3Vids Yah brainwashed because he knows his rights. My god we can’t have citizens knowing what their right are. The police can’t do their job when you let that silly Constitution get in the way. Next thing you know we might have a free country. Obviously you are a bit thick so I will explain to you. I was being sarcastic.

[@babybison2881]

That 15 year old is no doubt going to he a soft beta male. Which sounds Ike a civil rights attorney now that I think about it.

[@henrylloyd7690]

I hope he does to because he's not going too let any scumbag cop push him around and I'd love to see a cop grab him when he gets older.

[@isaacennis2077]

The future of our young men are doomed. 2022-2023+ Liberalism🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️× Radical Feminism♀️🚺.

[@zoyadulzura7490]

This man taught his son well. The son handled himself so well. That was impressive. So glad that the officers involved faced consequences. There are too many stories where justice does not happen.

[@aryannarose]

Sad when a kid knows the law better than the Cop's.

[@WarsunGames]

News flash. Most Black people know most of the laws than Cops. The biggest difference here is the people they attacked this time weren't black. If they where. They would have shot first an asked questions later.

[@EricCheVe]

The fact that a 15yo kid know laws better than 4 police officers is frighteinng tbh

[@teamginger9134]

Don't be so easily influenced. He will lose the suit. That kid owned no police! That kid and his dad are a pain in the ass to everyone in that hood! Facts, lol!

[@nicholaswhite9668]

It shows how arrogance and pride and even experience really lowers the pedestal that someone tries to sit high on

[@philflip1963]

I suspect that the 'police' may well know the law, they've just become accustomed to not operating by it!

[@nicholaswhite9668]

Facts u got it right brother

[@KatraMoo]

I don't know. It does have the potential to be frightening. But then think of this, A 15YR OLD CHILD Knows His Rights and the Law! Where did he learn it? Probably from his parents. Hopefully from his school too. If we can raise more kids like him, then eventually we would no longer have cops like that who don't know the law themselves, and the idiot next door will go the way of the Dodo, extinction. So frightening? Possibly. But Hopeful for the future? I say definitely!

[@bigdickpornsuperstar]

Citizen: "I decline to answer your questions" Gestapo: Force warrantless entry and falsely arrest citizen for daring to exert his rights. Police: "We don't understand why people hate us so much. It's a mystery."

[@digitallurke7710]

💯

[@az21bob666]

and was not warrantless areest, he was being detain he tried to leave they decided to arrest him that legal

[@JTKroll12]

@@az21bob666 idiot no one said he was being detained and he was protected by his fourth amendment rights. Also the gun was legal and his neighbors lied in order to bring out a larger police response.

[@amil89]

@@az21bob666 Let's call it what it was. Assault and Kidnapping of an American Citizen by tax-funded thugs.

[@williambarlow9498]

When a 15 yr-old kid knows the law better than a cop does. It's sad but I guess that's the world we live in now.

[@affinity0327]

Going into people's homes without being invited or having a warrant and physically attacking them, it just gets crazier.

[@godfreydaniel6278]

After being told NOT to...

[@laxpaint]

@@jamtaco2667 I agree with your statement but what happens after that? Do you know anybody that has gotten away with it? I feel like that would be inviting a shitstorm of shitty police officers into your life until you move.

[@dsteph2789]

@@jamtaco2667 This is unbelievable and disgusting it must be true. I'm sorry your father had to endure this inexcusable and inhumane abuse.

[@3500Turbo-D]

I know right. It was the whole gun thing that got the cops squirrely. I guess a couple of days earlier a guy did have his gun behind the door and grabbed it and tried to kill the police. I just don't understand how the police can't separate these incidents. It was obvious the man was no threat. He shook their hand. Oh well. Not my problem. I'm not a cop. Can't understand why anybody would be stupid enough to do that job.

[@DarkSoulBaja]

Unfortunately, the cops that were "fired" probably just went to the next town over, and were immediately hired. The system is so screwed up.

[@deborahmaupin5092]

Just like our current political climate....😠

[@JA-ux7dd]

Why always training "after the fact". Muster is a perfect time to guide officers each day, a manual updated daily requiring initials of the officer before going on duty, AND 3 days training each month...the department motto should be train train train. Officers get the job and forget everything they have ever been taught. Police are sooooo predictable that people can hit the street with a camera and troll up a cop who will spew nothing but BS for an hour. SAD.

[@drewed1781]

@@JA-ux7dd Unfortunately law enforcement has become its own subculture in the US in which they characterize themselves as continually under attack (although spending for police has gone up for the last 2 decades) and continually in danger (although professions like bartending, lumberjacking, construction, and trash collector have higher death rates than police). They use this victim mentality to reinforce an unstable, unhinged way of approaching civilians as a threat - not just to their physical selves, but to their profession. They seriously think we're all out to get them and they must arrest us, bury us in criminal charges and fines, or shoot us, because the police profession hangs by a thread. It's absolutely nutty and it's why I firmly believe up to half of police officers should be institutionalized for the remainder of their career: they're unstable, dangerous, psychopaths.

[@DialogDontArgue]

@Chumnley snoop they did comply. The cops violated constitutional law and their own policy a bunch of times. The one non compliance was when Jack's Dad tried to go into his home, but he had every right to do that. They had no warrant and he wasn't threatening in any way.

[@dihskursiv]

@@DialogDontArgue He did not have a right to retreat into his home. He was being legally detain. Fleeing legal detainment is a crime.

[@mr.3rdy240]

The level of entitlement these cops have is absurd

[@vladtheimpalerofyourmom-ag5112]

A law unto themselves. Anytime a body cam is “accidentally” dropped, turned off or has something placed between it and what the cops are doing is always a reason for extreme concern too. As a bus driver no way in hell I want the cameras and audio surveillance to not catch everything if I’m in a physical altercation…as a taxi driver it already saved me when I got attacked and hit the guy, pushed him out of the taxi etc…the guy told the cop I attacked him unprovoked then left him in the car park…cameras showed he threatened to kill me, played with my gear stick and that I drove to other side of road and waited until police were there going out of my way to show a duty of care for my attacker…anyway point is in any altercation an innocent party absolutely 100% will do what they can to make sure surveillance equipment is doing it’s job.

[@australien6611]

All i saw was a maggot kid breaking the law and his pos dad threatening the neighbor with a gun but youre blaming the cops? Makes sense

[@LoveOldMusic808]

@@australien6611 What law was broken?

[@elaine462]

I looked up the case. The father sued and settled for 1.27 million. Yes!!

[@mikeybarboza3086]

This kid is a fucking legend! This is exactly why fund's need be to relocated from police to other resources

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

And for kids to be educated to know their rights. It did seem a little strange that the Dad and the son were so prepared as to appear like they had rehearsed and prepared for the scenario, but I guess that's what life is like in America. You have to defend yourself against the very people who have sworn an oath to protect you.

[@potato_man_child]

For real, I can't wait to break into peoples home without anyone stopping me!!!

[@jwhitman2447]

NEVER open your door to the police.

[@milpeer2514]

Never never never

[@jeffanderson1708]

He should be allowed to tase the officer, as part of the officer's punishment.

[@Hiro_Trevelyan]

I hope the kid will go far. 15 and he already knew the law better than "law enforcers", what a joke.

[@gabar6541]

CHILDERN r sharp coz they automatically love TRUTH wenn u become old u r MASKED ( personalty) which hide or manupulate themself to fulfil the SURVIVAL JOB and limitation of ur IDENTIFICATION At tje beginning HUMAN r 99% human LOV FOR TRUTH After 18 u r BELIVER that means u believe everything which u dont know but u know= blind confidence thats why WAR everywhere MEDITATION in school will get back 2% Humanity om ma ni pad me hung 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mannycabral4671]

Perfect example of scumbag cop's trying to cover up their wrong doing.

[@bunkerbyname5585]

Chase a man that runs..yeah!! Catch that fat boy.

[@Eyrie007]

It's almost like they harass people more than protect and serve. Wait, scratch that almost part...

[@jhaeck1]

sounds like a convicts remark

[@Eyrie007]

@@jhaeck1 What are you talking about?

[@jhaeck1]

@@Eyrie007 huh?

[@rafavandee3807]

Intimidating a 15yr old. Tough guys. Well done kid.

[@michaelarbogast728]

I would be very proud to have raised a son like him.

[@rawdysmith2461]

Love how the cops turned a 15 yr old into an activist.

[@mrbond59]

Somehow, because of the knowledge he showed of the law and his constitutional rights, I think he was already well on his way. He just needed a "push" from the officer.

[@karinaz8756]

Hopefully he encourages his friends to get involved. We aren’t going to continue to live in a police state. It’s up to us; Gen Z to make the change. Enough is enough.

[@bunkerbyname5585]

The dad did that. Active bulshit..

[@bunkerbyname5585]

@@mrbond59 his arse was up for sale and the cop bought him at a high price.

[@trihard7470]

The neighbour that called the police and wrongfully stated that the man had a gun on him should be punished

[@a.d.marshall2748]

The stupid cops reaction should be punished. In the USA we have a right to bear arms.

[@johndell8679]

@@a.d.marshall2748 ya, concealed in the back of your pants.

[@MegaParrotMan]

He did have a gun on him, tucked into the back of his pants, but he also has a permit.

[@DesertSkiesAV]

@@MegaParrotMan the officer said there was no gun.

[@sobored6026]

racist neighbour

[@nickelliott7813]

The people hating on this kid are legit dumb. Cops can be wrong. Clearly they are here

[@rynoX88]

Father taught son well. Way to go Dad & Jack. 👍🏼

[@warrior_song9000]

fax

[@beeinthehive]

Imagine how much cops got away with before cameras if this is what they do while being recorded. In court, they just take the cops word for everything, but the camera cannot lie. Obviously cops do.

[@kylas1902]

You don't have to imagine it. Look up the Rodney King beating. And look at the LAPD up till that point. I mean they are still bad now. But if some random dude with a portable camera hadn't been looking in the right place at the right time those crooks would have said he resisted arrest and fell down some stairs. I am not mad at bad cops. Every group of humans had bad people. Im mad at the supervisors and the so called good cops that stay silent.

[@beeinthehive]

@@kylas1902 I agree that every group is going to have bad ones and hypocrites. The fact that you recognize the supervisors and "good cops" are staying silent (which means they aren't good cops) and therefore supporting it shows it's virtually the entire institution itself, in its current state. This is especially true when we see how it's nearly impossible to get them convicted or even just sanctioned, even with 100% proof. The law protects them with so-called Qualified Immunity, so it's also the law itself which protects their actions as well. So it goes far beyond just the police institution or "bad cops". It's the entire US institution as a whole that is the problem in this matter.

[@collierdodson9806]

Well there are a lot of laws. The judge will tell you ignorance of the law is your fault so it should work both ways!

[@viopsadmin]

@@beeinthehive We have investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing. lol

[@kane357lynch]

@@kylas1902 look up the Waco siege wherein Atf agents burned a building down and shot at people who tried to exit the building

[@tamhunter4035]

His Dad must be so proud of his 15 Year Old Son. This is a slam dunk for the Dad and Son.

[@corbindallasmultipass]

This kid is a HERO! NEVER trust the cops, EVER under any situation!

[@electron9820]

5 grown ass men with weapons intimidated and threatened by a 15 year old. Worse is that they didn’t know the law at all.

[@rz5b1qszkdf44]

what do you expect from them? In America everybody can get a badge if they can spell their name correctly...

[@tsunamisurfer7325]

This father should be very proud of his son

[@vatropav]

Turning off, covering, attempting to cover, or block any body camera or person's camera by an officer should be grounds for immediate termination and obstruction of justice charges.

[@jakethejax]

💯

[@blainet.leavitt3204]

It is I believe a felony tampering with evidence but they can break law to enforce it and they do every day

[@tacomistress]

“I’m not making any statements” what a smart kid!

[@BA-oq1ue]

Imagine losing your job due to a beef w a teenager lol hysterical

[@DesertSkiesAV]

Gotta admire that young man for his calm and poise; for knowing his Constitutional rights, and for standing up for himself and his father. Kudos to that dad for raising such a confident, smart child.

[@WilliamsDad1989]

Calm and poise?? Punk ass brat attitude that obviously came from Daddy.

[@nickv3085]

I think it’s also important to note that there was no tone of anti-police woke bs with the kid, he just gave it to them straight. His voice barely fluttered even though tensions were high. I think it’s pretty impressive for a 15yr old imo.

[@figuresix]

smart ass kid you mean.

[@DuelistMandroid]

This is just what they have been caught for. Imagine how many people they have violated before this situation. Tragic.

[@bevhills4877]

@John Smith plus WE have to be the ones who remain calm or these “trained professionals” will wig the fuck out and start brutalizing anyone around. Cops fear video record of them more than guns, if it were guns they feared, there would already be a mountain of gun laws passed.

[@madnbad1408]

@John Smith YA GODAMN RIGHT Mr. Smith!!!!!!!!

[@hr7055]

They should have shot the cops when they illegally tried to grab and hurt them

[@norwoodlewis5567]

No one sees this until it happens to a white person... Shameful

[@garyzimmerman62]

Nd it would have all been avoided if the homeowner had not opened the door. I've had several police at my doorstep with their annoyingly loud and constant knocking. Guess what. They tire out and leave. No evidence because there was no crime so they would have had ro just walk away. They were probably able to use the "fleeing suspect" clause that says if the officers are in "hot pursuit", the officers can enter behind them.again, the best thing to do is NEVER OPEN YOUR DOOR FOR THE POLICE! IF they say They have a warrant TO, SPECIFICALLY, enter your home then make them put it up to the window. If they aren't in already they, most likely, don't have one.

[@ralphael3379]

The reason why not all cops should be cops. The fact that the kids know more about rights and the law than those who should be enforcing them is just embarrassing. Amazing kid for standing his ground 👍

[@howard385]

"That's a name, what's your badge number?"😆🤣😂

[@darrylnelson3375]

It's so much easier rousting innocent people than confronting actual criminals.

[@javiercastro8466]

That is only because criminals have no respect for the law.

[@9.87woke2]

@@javiercastro8466 it appears, neither do cops

[@lukemarlowe6930]

@@9.87woke2 cops = criminals

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

@@9.87woke2 lol nice 👍

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Yes sir I believe you have a point

[@ducebiggs007]

The Kid handled the police like a pro and police were actually conspiring also.

[@Michael-hb8nq]

How in the world are police officers so poorly trained.

[@LisaMo-ms5vf]

Trained? How about moral code and conduct!

[@Michael-hb8nq]

@@LisaMo-ms5vfif the human race as a whole had a moral code , we wouldn’t be in this mess to begin with.

[@TheNewfiechef]

They are so poorly trained because it takes more time to train as a Chef than it does for a police officer. Which job should have more training?

[@gijsw8681]

@@TheNewfiechefonly in america 😂

[@PrettiMiki]

‘Does this look like enough space?’ 😂😂😂 I like this kid.

[@jayemmkelly2485]

Bravo to this kid for knowing his rights and standing firm to defend them against these bullies masquerading as law enforcement.

[@777jplumb]

Cops need to start going to jail for this. The deterrent will stop the criminal behaviors of these criminals.

[@elmerfudd7202]

Have you seen the crime sky rocket in San Francisco? Cops get a gun complaint, they have to investivate, guy identifide by witness answers door, talks then tries to run away from detainment, breaking the law, cops arrest criminal with complete video for proof. If police cannot detain then how can investigate crimes?? Answer this and I might agree with you. Detaining suspects is necessary police right.

[@speedygonzales9923]

Using that taser was completely unnecessary.

[@khoatran-sv7je]

Props to Jack, he's a fucking legend, an example of a boy who has done his homework and doesn't bow down to pressure. You have my respect Jack, I gotta tip my hats off to you.

[@trail7910]

This child should be a civil rights lawyer

[@cvp2000]

I'm glad this family was successful in holding these cops accountable.

[@RIGTHEGIANT]

They only had to take a class and the idiots would rather lose their jobs over taking a class 😂 tells a lot about their emotional maturity.

[@wokeness420]

They are on a power high and don't want to come down.

[@thecspot1387]

They got terminated but probly went to another precinct.

[@muumarlin1731]

The 15-year-old has more presence of mind than most adults. Amazing kid.

[@deanrudolph4453]

When a 15 yr oldl kid knows more about citizens' rights than full fledged law enforcement officers who should've already KNOWN the same..... gives good cops a bad image

[@therealbomb_com8774]

There's no such thing as a "good cop."

[@mikeesgameplayvideos]

@@therealbomb_com8774Bruh 😂

[@Kailiria]

Do cops not realize they have to have a reason to arrest someone before they can slap down a "resisting arrest" charge? This was a full on kidnapping.

[@shaunlowekey4525]

Thank you, the kid is well aware of his rights, I am glad that the dad is sueing the police and the city.

[@billieeisenhower406]

@Carl Demented take.

[@stevewalker3468]

The problem is suing isn't good enough the taxpayers are footing the bill, the real problem is we the people have allowed this to happen, it's time for it to end, if we the people of America will vote in a new law that clearly states that if any government officials are caught in any form of corruption it is execution no exception period, are black brothers and sisters are still being tortured on a daily basis and when they can't find a black man, woman, or child they turn to Hispanic and then what they consider white trash, it's a viscous cycle, of hate for any one that isn't rich enough to fight back, So sickening what America has become, seems that the civil war really never ended it just went behind closed doors.

[@MrDesertPinhead]

Ya know, it's really no surprise that a 15 year-old is smarter than most cops. The kid knows a home invasion when he sees one. doesn't he?

[@stevejames2566]

That young man was so good! So proud of him and he's on track for a career in helping others in the same situation and it happens every day!

[@vegasvegaveli3253]

FACTZ 💯🤣😅😅

[@GingerLadyBoffin]

That kid is going places! Glad he's decided to study pre-law and wants to help others and continue keeping law enforcement accountable. Way to go, Jack!

[@RB60802]

Man that 15 yo has some big balls standing up against police brave boy

[@KC50908]

Everyone should be able to stand up against them. Police ain’t shit😭

[@patrickkenneally3016]

That moment when a kid knows the law better than someone meant to enforce it.

[@Eyrie007]

That kid kept his cool in a tough situation. Absolutely fantastic.

[@bettyblanchard8995]

Because of this the two officers were fired and the whole police department had to go through training on the constitution. Way to go kid 💞

[@riccardodellorto4267]

Step 1: get closer to a person Step 2: tell that person to step back Step 3: follow this person when they step back Congratulations, you are now a police officer

[@StephenKershaw1]

It’s typical weak beta move and them hiding behind a badge… notice it’s insecure wimps that do tha

[@davidhitchen5369]

The police don't seem to understand that he doesn't have to talk to them. The charges against him should be dismissed . They had no right to arrest him.

[@ron9320]

Come on,David! If you are a police officer and you get the information that a person is in an argument and has a weapon and you get the order to clear the matter and you go there. What do you do? You would try to talk to the person to find out if there is a danger to anybody. And now you encounter a completely uncooperative moron who escalates the matter. What do you want the cop to do? Nothing!? Ok? You may have it! If YOU will ever have to call 911 for help, I wish the dispatcher would tell YOU we're not coming because we don't want to infringe on the other person's constitutional rights. And then it looks really shitty for you!

[@davidhitchen5369]

@@ron9320 He was allow to have a weapon. He didn't draw it or threaten anybody with it. No crime was committed. It was an argument. Apparently, their superiors agree with me. They got fired.

[@PagesofWisdom313]

@@ron9320 the father wasn't being violent or suspicious of commiting a crime the first amendment protects your freedom of speech, including arguing, armed or not.

[@marybev77]

@@ron9320This is the most rational comment I’ve seen so far

[@marybev77]

@@PagesofWisdom313He still needed to answer the police questions. How are the police supposed to find out what happened if they can't talk to anyone?

[@californiahandball]

When the 15 year old knows the law better than police officers…lol

[@jorgenunez7608]

How about we start requiring police to actually know the laws they're tasked with enforcing.

[@SweetSeductionC]

They should sue the neighbor that said he had a gun too.

[@SweetSeductionC]

And the one that threatened bodily harm on the 15 year old kid for emotional trauma. Make y’all money. Don’t forget who initiated this trauma which were your neighbors.

[@auntiejen5376]

It's fascinating to see a situation in which a 15-year-old knows the law better than the cops. I wish the son success in law school.

[@jimbarth9859]

Thank God for kids with this level of bravery and men and women responsible enough to Father them.❤

[@NoMercy-qd7os]

The uniform skells failed to REMMBER our American constitution , whis is the oath taken by government officials , judges military and uniform skells

[@NoMercy-qd7os]

And NEW CITIZENS

[@alfredbellinibellini9624]

Lol ok son will be a great jail house lawyer like you lol

[@NoMercy-qd7os]

@@alfredbellinibellini9624 🤣🤣🤣 is that direct at me ???

[@jorgeterrell2576]

this 15-year-old is more of a man than those cowards will ever be.

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

He acted calm and collected in the face of threats of violence and brutality, keep in mind every bit of legal knowledge. He has a bright future ahead of him.

[@karlbobthepirate5704]

Yup he went after all those brave hero cops without backup, swat, air support, or a hostage negotiator, yet their response was to crowd mob a 15 year old. Excellent example of public service. 🙄🏴‍☠️

[@bandaidsandshoes]

“We’re not going to play this stupid game.” “You kind of are.” Fucking legend. Haha

[@7Frosty7]

Damn the 15 year old is articulate af

[@NickSpeedy14]

Pigs being pigs. Those fired cops will easily find another job elsewhere.

[@alainthibault8674]

Finding a jobs elsewhere (as a police officer) IS the main problem… … bad cops rarely end up being good cops.

[@mittensthekittens]

His dad said “Jack don’t tell him your name!” 💀

[@justice4all772]

Sad when a 15 yr old knows more about laws than career cops

[@Adam-qn8fx]

They're not "career cops". They're LOSERS. They all are losers. They are the scum of the earth and they can do nothing else, so they go and become "cops".

[@tinytownsoftware3837]

They know the law. They just don't care.

[@teoengchin]

Imagine how often this used to happen all over the USA but was swept under the rug before everyone had cameras on their phones

[@jeffmeier7298]

And they are frantically trying to make it a crime to record them

[@iLadon616]

"Their statements i could care less cuz they were uncooperative" RED FLAG 🚩

[@Mulagatawny]

That kid is going to be one tough lawyer. Corrupt cops better watch out!

[@Tina-md7ml]

Him and his son are SMART as hell!

[@kylerowland1227]

He educated his kids for a moment like this

[@anthonyrussell4685]

TAKES YEARS TO BE A LAWYER AND 6 MONTHS TO BE A POLICE OFFICER. TELL ME HOW THE HELL CAN THEY UPHOLD SOMETHING THEY ARE CLUELESS ABOUT

[@scrim90smuk3]

Lol I’m on your side but 56 months is years as well 😂

[@anthonyrussell4685]

@@scrim90smuk3 fat fingers

[@rushfan9thcmd]

Pssssst, hey Mr Fucking Wizard, some of the ones with the most degrees are fucking the shit out of this country.

[@sonicguyver7445]

"Now being a police officer doesn't just happen overnight. It takes a whole *weekend* of training before you're ready." -Police Chief Wiggum

[@scrim90smuk3]

@@sonicguyver7445 on god

[@delandbrooks3291]

If you hurt the officer's feelings, they'll find a crime.

[@kenl5290]

Hope he sued the complainant as well, for false information.

[@RedShipsofSpainAgain]

Oh man, these officers are so screwed. Totally unnecessary to charge into this man's house and PULL HIM OUT OF IT. Without a warrant, nonetheless.

[@latinaparfait]

His first mistake was opening the door. If they have a warrant they'd break down that door, if not then the man doesn't need to say anything or give them any information as he did nothing wrong. Don't open the door to thugs in blue.

[@KLee-fb7my]

That poor man has awful neighbors on both sides.

[@latinaparfait]

@Reggiezombie don't answer the door and ignore them then. Its really not difficult.

[@Rick9482]

What happened to the neighbor who threatened the kid? The kid talking back to the cops made me smile. Smart kid and should make a good lawyer.

[@johncheetham7789]

He was on fire

[@Weimerica8841]

Why were the police called for the man having a gun anyway? Why is it assumed that he had it illegally?

[@hyrumbliss5811]

@@Weimerica8841 ...on his own property...

[@joecunningham5918]

Amazing thing is if you read this and didn't see the video. What color would you assume he was? I do my job every day and treat everyone with RESPECT

[@Middlelaneonly]

I lOVE this boy. May God bless him with a long and wonderful life.

[@bobby52]

These cops are the ones who put a bad name on law enforcement...

[@nickv2601]

That's all cops, but definitely these cops too

[@nickv2601]

These cops don't deserve to just be fired. They deserve to go to jail for 30 years.

[@Natinhadds]

Fuk off. State is wrong

[@nonconsensualopinion]

Well, these guys and thousands like them.

[@bobby52]

@@nickv2601 there's good cops out there. But its like a 10 to 1 ratio. All of them are on a power trip. Nowadays its a shame.

[@mikimiki195]

It’s illegal for them to drag him out of his house 👍🏻 They cannot go inside his house with out warrant Man knew his rights 4th amendment right 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@thehorizontries4759]

This is absurd. Every single cop on the scene should have been fired immediately

[@brandexample1776]

Charged.

[@thepeopleunderthetrees6318]

This is why it should be federally required for all cops to have body cameras

[@46babaganoosh]

I've seen this video on a few channels... I love how the 15-year-old kid handed the cops their balls.

[@donnathedead7554]

I just want to point out the positive in all this. You can tell that father and son are close and he taught his boy to self-advocate and look out for others at the same time. Great job, dad.

[@KristinaKarina]

Yaaaas! If this child were white, and how many white children need to be taught about their 4th amendment rights and how to handle police?

[@donnathedead7554]

@@KristinaKarina All children need to be taught this as well as how to self-advocate in general without being confrontational or disrespectful. This kid did great.

[@dihskursiv]

Teaching your child to disobey a lawful order is not a good thing!

[@donnathedead7554]

@@dihskursiv Not sure what that has to do with the price of tea in China. Nobody is advocating for that here.

[@dihskursiv]

@@donnathedead7554 Teaching your child to flee the police while being question is despicable. Asserting your fourth amendment rights, ok. He turn this into a confrontation when it did not need to be. Ask if you are being detained and if not, go back into your house. You can’t be arrested for arguing with your neighbor but you can be for fleeing while being detained.

[@Vicculuz]

Officer: Everything OK here? Got a call about an argument. Civilian: Yes, we have calmed down and are sorting out. Officer: Calm and de-escalating the situation? Not on my watch!

[@thedocktor975]

Savage 🔥

[@dales2fast]

Cops are no longer respected because of stuff like this. Always film the police!

[@WarsunGames]

How many black people had to die for this to understand this? 200 Million 300 Million.

[@RobertoAlvarado-ok6kq]

Amazing kid . That is the kind of man we are going to need in near future

[@isaacennis2077]

The future of our young men are doomed. 2022-2023+ Liberalism🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️× Radical Feminism♀️🚺.

[@lappesjl1]

The 2 fired cops just moved down the road a couple of municipalities and are happily violating civil rights in a different jurisdiction.

[@juliusmelgoza1624]

not with this on their employment history lol

[@russellstewart5414]

@@juliusmelgoza1624departments all over the country are short staffed and they don’t care about the quality of the new officers. If they did they would all demand that if an officer was fired they should be banned from police departments nationwide but they are not and officers with events like this are employed willfully by their brothers in blue . Create a cycle that is harmful for their safety and the safety of their community

[@JuanCarlos-np7vo]

so true bro LOl

[@JuanCarlos-np7vo]

you honestly dont think the police recycle & reuse these clown cops the same way the church shuffles around p3dos all across the globe? then you ain't really paying attention. The world is not getting this out of control for nothing.. part of the problem s the ppl in power who are the problem. Don't blindly support ANYONE. Use/ develope your critical thinking skills and see for your self. @@juliusmelgoza1624

[@seanmac3280]

When that 15 year old becomes a lawyer I would like him to be my lawyer

[@tombondcrispy6585]

When a 15yo is smarter than full grown men, hog headed pigs. Something is seriously wrong.

[@DGRIFF]

Imagine how much better every police interaction would be if every single American was educated on their rights.

[@gardevoirofthegalaxy9031]

what a task that would be! if at least the police knew the law and didn't play games

[@uberdang830]

Constitutional rights use to be taught in high-school. But why would the over liberal controlled schools continue that? 🤔

[@mccormyke]

I live in Florida. Therefore I imagine how many More noncriminal civilians would be murdered by enforcement officers if we acted like this.

[@kittshigh]

This Kid Can Be A Good Lawyer Some Day.

[@sebastianmaggard4122]

Something I’ve noticed in a lot of these interactions is cops have this tendency to be like “oh I was JUST going to do this until so and so started going crazy.” But then when it comes time for them to tell a coherent recollection of the events, suddenly they have no explanation of why things escalated on the victims side. They can’t pinpoint a single action that led to the escalation. It’s always “oh then they started this crap.” Or “this didn’t have to be this difficult if you just cooperated.” And it’s pretty sad when a 15 year old knows about their state laws better than a person who’s supposed to have a fully developed frontal cortex and who’s job it is to uphold those very same laws.

[@Snap-Anzahl]

The first mistake that the homeowner made is to go outside. Never step out of your house to talk to the police.

[@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit]

Accurate af

[@hyrumbliss5811]

2nd mistake...TALKING TO THEM

[@ofoghladha2110]

Policing in this country needs to be totally reformed . The immaturity and aggression are so baked in to the system it's ridiculous. The cops make these situations so much worse than they need to be.

[@jimstoner6884]

Police officers take courses on how to deescalate a situation. They take what they learn there and use it to escalate any situation where the public doesn't do what they say, when they say, rights be damned. And everybody that sees those videos can hear them creating charges out of whole cloth.

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Representative Democracy hasn't worked in over 50 years because politicians will always come from the monied classes and be beholden to their Corporate Donors, only way we avoid this apocalypse is to stage a Velvet Revolution to install a Scaled Direct Democracy. Citizen Initiated Referendums with thresholds and a Social Contract using Blockchain technology means communities can vote their own policies without parties or politicians. Banning Beef, Oil, and Fishing Subsidies would stall climate change and habitat degradation overnight. Thorium Energy renders their global oil monopoly obsolete. Or we can bend over and accept our Orwellian future

[@feathersigil2048]

Clearly cops aren't being taught the law. This video is just one of countless examples.

[@sluecooper1855]

@@jimstoner6884: Those officers will do themselves a whole lot of good, and the public they claim to serve only if they learn the dictate of the law. Bunch of ignorant fools. They shoot innocent people, they make false arrest, they come up with trumped up charges, they break into people homes without search warrants. Just a drop 💧💧💧 in the bucket 🪣🪣🪣 🪣. Bunch of fools.

[@larrybrinley8222]

It's what bullies naturally do

[@samc9133]

Never open your door to cops without a warrant.

[@Xarai]

he didnt let them in

[@Allergictocatstoo]

Neighbors who can’t speak with each other but call the cops, apparently seek to live in a police state.

[@KaptifLaDistillerie]

Neighbors calling cops stating you have a gun are actually trying to get you killed, so it's way worse than you think... I know this for a fact and i'm French, so it's only worse in the US

[@Connorevanchase]

Yeah that’s how my FAMILY did me for a decade. Luckily the police in alabama where I live can read between the lines

[@bobloney6235]

I am so proud of this kid for being as well educated about the constitution and the rights that he is entitled to and that the police are not allowed to violate his rights or even talk to him about anything at all without a legal guardian being present

[@Zooks75]

You couldn't be more wrong. The kid didn't understand obstruction laws, he was told numerous times to back up, that's obstruction. And yes, police can speak to a child without parents if they break the law or claim to be a victim. The kid didn't stop talking, he put himself in that situation. He had every right to record, they didn't stop him from recording, just to get a safe distance away from someone who possibly had a gun.

[@MtgCoach]

@@Zooks75 You are so wrong! Show us the statute Mr Zukowski.

[@Zooks75]

@@MtgCoach You figured out how to open a web browser and look up KZbin, use that same web browser and look up the term “obstructing a police officer”. Are you seriously saying a police officer can’t speak to a child when they claim to be a victim? Please show me the statue that says they can’t talk to a minor for anything because I can’t find one. Also, tell me the city and state this took place so we can look up,the local ordinances, just to be safe.

[@MtgCoach]

@@Zooks75 You are the hurling false obstruction law claims there Mr Lawyer. Show us the obstruction law statute for Utah to back up your "false narrative," sir! Park City Police Department

[@martywhitten3419]

@@Zooks75 there's ALWAYS a bootlicker.... congrats 👏👏👏

[@The_SemperFiGuy]

So while the two Officers were terminated for failure to complete their prescribed training, you can rest assured that their law enforcement certifications and credentials in the State of Colorado WERE NOT voided, thus making them eligible to apply for and obtain employment in other Law Enforcement Agencies in the State of Colorado. Doesn't that make you feel warm and squishy knowing that these thugs will be back out on the street in no time at all, if not already out there ?

[@lamon.mennsdressingmyhutch6125]

I really believe that if has been proven that the officer acted in a manner unbecoming that he should not be allowed to be in law enforcement anywhere. It's not right or fair that these badge wearing thugs are released into another unsuspecting community to harass people. I stand firmly in that belief. If they will abuse their power once they will do it again. It's like wife beaters only a fool believes they'll never do it again.

[@greyberet1]

@@lamon.mennsdressingmyhutch6125 I, and many thousands) agree with you, but I’m not naive enough to believe that this will be upheld in jurisdictions in which those drafting and imposing laws are as corrupt as the thugs enforcing these laws…even more corrupt because they’re enablers!

[@DeadEye123100]

I think it’s also worth noting their previous employment was terminated rather than them voluntarily stepping down. Law enforcement agencies I would imagine don’t want to hire previously terminated officers, but maybe that’s me being naive.

[@The_SemperFiGuy]

@@DeadEye123100 DeadEye. Yes, naive covers it. Law Enforcement Agencies don't care about why an Officer was "terminated" from a previous LE job, so long as his/her credentials are still in good standing. In this particular case, the Officers were terminated based on a non-disciplinary basis due to a failure or refusal to attend mandatory training/retraining. They'd be picked up in a heartbeat by another Department. New Recruits cost a fortune to run through the Academy and get credentialed. Guys/Gals already credentialed are highly regarded over new recruits for that reason.

[@lamon.mennsdressingmyhutch6125]

@@greyberet1 from your picture it looks like you might be an officer. It's important either way to know that I don't have a lack of respect for the law. My lack of respect is strictly reserved for those in uniform who abuse the power granted them. I assume that they would be the first to complain if they were treated the way they treat others.