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[@Krombop.M]

curfew laws seem insane to me, in a place that claims to be "land of the free"

[@chasonthedon]

Sick ‘em boys

[@XBootlicker]

CALL FLOOD THESE IDIOTS

[@117Bahamamama]

Appears to be abuse of authority on two sides; the caller requesting his “good” friend likely knew or should have known, his claims would be escalated AND the supervisor’s response to the caller does appear to have been executed with greater speed and manpower than others would receive for a simple nuisance call. WHY are individuals given this concierge service not billing or held accountable for such special service!

[@derekradcliffe3313]

Doesn’t appear they have an actual Facebook page for leaving comments

[@taxevader7777]

The audacity for the cops to say “youre wasting our time” while illegally detaining them.

[@MathewWoodard]

“You’re wasting our time” when how many cops showed up based on a personal favor call from a butt hurt guy at a gas station? The audacity.

[@withcharlie6059]

The goddamn AUDACITY!

[@zii8568]

Cop logic

[@phatgringo2.0]

Scumbag pigs need to work at McDonald's

[@billtate6962]

Cops will always act like this as long as they're playing with "house money".....until actions like this...start taking a bite out of THEIR wallet....they have no incentive to do anything differently.

[@stevenl4494]

It's really bad when teenagers understand the law better than a handful of officers.

[@juandoe2994]

A whole department

[@UlimateWarriorz]

Ignorance of the law is not an excuse is what they tell us. They get qualified immunity so they have an excuse to be ignorant

[@Corvid-]

Many of them know the law. There just aren't any consequences for not following it.

[@georgiasam8045]

How are they teens? They are adults

[@mr.duanesharpe]

I love those little boys. They did good to really upset grown men who should have a cork on feelings. 🤦🏿‍♂️.

[@junipii]

How dare those two young men take a casual stroll? The audacity! I smiled every time they said "I don't answer questions."

[@Tymptra]

Imagine being a grown ass man having an ego war with some 20 year olds, and even worse getting completely schooled on your own job

[@DoubleR117]

You’re grown at 20 but I get your point .

[@pretzelchannel1]

​@@DoubleR117 Barely. Source: A guy in his early 20s.

[@everchangingworld11]

@@DoubleR117 Well, psychologically speaking male brains aren't fully developed until 25 I believe, so if you're younger than that, you're technically not fully grown. Either way, it's still wildly immature to mock and degrade someone younger (Or anyone for that matter) than you for not blindly complying. Police should set examples for people, but all these idiots did was show you how not to behave. I mean, one of the idiots mocked the guy for counting how many officers showed up, really dude. The maturity of a preschooler right there.

[@razinghavoc7419]

@@pretzelchannel1 maybe not fully grown, but you're grown.

[@Sonoranvista]

Cop: "I don't like idiots" Kid: "I don't like you either" 🤣 What a classic back handed insult that went straight over the cop's head.

[@owenblount7334]

The best response is don’t go hating yourself like that

[@rockscousteau]

Yea. The kids.......pretty much just destroyed those cops. But.....look at the cops. Id say every one of them had like a 1.5 GPA

[@MatthiasVex]

​@@rockscousteaushould probably move that decimal at least one place to the left

[@rezin9714]

I heard “I don’t like any of it.” But this would be waaaayyy better lol

[@Some_Guy6]

I laughed hard. Truth hurts is what they say.

[@bobrice5159]

The person that dialed 911 for a non emergency should also be held accountable.

[@appleman957dontcare5]

As well as ALL The police officers in the video

[@happyfarm7997]

Exactly, throw the dispatcher in there too. 911 is for emergencies only. Why are they taking special requests from a guy angry at a couple of teens.

[@TONYCARRILLO-mm5oq]

Store location is 833 Oak Meadow Dr, Franklin, TN sure would be a shame

[@tiathetaurus]

And what’s sad is that after this, police officers will still do personal requests like this despite it not being in their best best interests!

[@perehakopa6130]

Exactly, just call your mate at the pig shop, then arrest them without reason, great shit boys, just showed cops there own dumb stupidity

[@jcMarcell]

*You know why no one hates the fire department?* 🤣🤣🤣

[@Therealnonsequitur]

They don’t take out a color swatch before beating a fire?

[@everchangingworld11]

@@Therealnonsequitur Yeah or going around starting fires, just to blame others for what they started.

[@PADon69]

The fire department do not mess with innocent people which is why people like firefighters and hate the police. There is a song called f*#k the police, but no song called ‘f’ the fire dept.

[@eatshitful]

Actually i do dislike some fire departments. When they show up to house fires and just watch it burn to the ground or when they are to scared to drive a 6x6 ex military truck down a road that literal sport cars drive down daily. Just ones i know personally not to mention some videos out there where they refuse to save a child so a bystander has to do there job and save a child.

[@CKYFARMGUY]

@Therealnonsequitur nope all fires are equal opportunity for a beat down lol

[@Zachary-]

The cops: *Kidnaps two men* *Gets insulted* "I don't like you guys"

[@Bronislaavv]

The best part , is that the two victims are confidently laughing all the time , and not letting the cops get under their skin.

[@1stamendmentmedia464]

They are smarter than all of those LEOs combined.

[@lady4real75]

Absolutely. I loved every minute of it. These 2 mocked them the entire time!!!! Why would they be walking if they had a car? Great policing🐖🐖🐖.

[@michaelfrederick7546]

The whole time they did not give a shit about these pigs.

[@patrickfaul834]

​@@lady4real75they will never make detective

[@Flodro250]

@@patrickfaul834 Neither will those cops😂

[@tugsn.mccowan1634]

EVERY American cop should be forced to pass a course in basic constitutional laws before they are allowed to carry weapons in public.

[@jasonshults368]

And how would that change their policies and procedures? You imagine these pieces of trash act this way out of ignorance? They act this way because they are not held accountable. If they got beat within an inch of their lives for assaulting and kidnapping a couple guys in open view of the public, they wouldn't do it again.

[@jasonhoppe781]

They would out score the IQ test then. You literally cannot become a cop if you’re too smart. EMTs are more qualified to carry guns than any cop.

[@cabanissmedia2751]

Maybe people need to start foia requesting this paper 🤔 SEC. 111. (a) The head of each Federal agency or department shall- (1) provide each new employee of the agency or department with educational and training materials concerning the United States Constitution as part of the orientation materials provided to the new employee; and (2) provide educational and training materials concerning the United States Constitution to each employee of the agency or department on September 17 of each year. (b) Each educational institution that receives Federal funds for a fiscal year shall hold an educational program on the United States Constitution on September 17 of such year for the students served by the educational institution. It also provided that the designation of September 17th be changed from Citizenship Day to “Constitution Day and Citizenship Day.” Even though it must be admitted that the federal budget as passed is filled with items the federal government should not be involved in, still it requires every school and government entity which receives federal money to instigate a program to teach the Constitution. It must also be admitted that, if left to those in charge, the “teaching” will probably be greatly lacking in quality and accuracy with regards to the Constitution in the tradition of the Founding Fathers. Therefore the National Center for Constitutional Studies (NCCS) is assuming a pro-active position in the effort and we are determined to supply quality materials for those to use who will be implementing

[@budget.88]

⌚ Europa thê last battlê

[@dabrick100]

They swear to it but probs don't understand the bill of rights

[@edwardhickey5185]

So he got trespass for not answering questions. That's retaliation. And a bullying tactic.

[@kolbyquayle9920]

That “we will see them again” should immediately get a cop suspended. That’s a threat of unjust retaliation

[@dallasbristol62]

The store clerk should be charged with misuse of 911. Literally nothing he said was a crime. Then requesting a specific officer. That’s weaponizing the police against someone if I ever saw it.

[@wilsonsexton8805]

Why didnt dispatch say, "No crime = no police"?

[@DanielGonzalez-jz3og]

What kind of crap is that!!!

[@wallebo]

This bogus call should have been handled at the dispatcher level.

[@DrSkeletor]

Have a grudge with anyone just befriend a tyrant officer to get them arrested and detained for nothing

[@FJaypewpew]

honestly nah im glad the cops went, their conduct after was obviously derrrr, but a dispatcher isnt responsible for a police officers conduct i get it was weaponizing but again, id rather take too many unnecessary calls than ignore a necessary one because the last 100 have been bunk

[@TRC19999]

Amazing how the cops say that the dudes are wasting their time. And have legal adults handcuffed for no reason.

[@LyuboRyuk]

America's reality. This happens every day!

[@azza-in_this_day_and_age]

these types of beings can only project what they know theyre guilty of being upon others. its some sort of mental condition. with the right kind of eyes, one can infer about an accuser that which is accused of others. its almost as if a confession. even better though, as its subconscious. they dont appear to be consciously aware of, much less intentionally commiting the projection.

[@derekradcliffe3313]

And have like 6 cops to watch over two handcuffed kids. Who aren’t actually suspected of a crime.

[@wasterangler]

And not kids ;)

[@OldSpoolRacing]

Then insinuate they have mental problems because they know their rights 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@alexandrecolo16]

Calling the police because someone is flipping you off is crazy 😂😂

[@natebrandon4461]

That’s a white person for you

[@nikolaikalashnikov4253]

*allegedly :P

[@serolog]

This happened in Franklin, TN. “Franklin County deputy was arrested and relieved of duty Saturday morning after allegedly punching a woman and holding a gun to her head, according to Franklin County court records.”

[@arnoldlayne9469]

"People actually need our services" Now let's stand around having an ego battle with kids.

[@teddyf21]

👍🏻

[@RusticRonnie]

The thing is, they clearly demonstrated that no one needs or wants them around. Other cops sure, but not these five specifically

[@MrCppearce3]

Exactly 💯

[@hectortorres5922]

😂😂

[@Setv_tv]

😂😂😂

[@-Diceman]

Please sue the crap out of them. Unlawful arrest and unreasonable detainment.

[@MrGFloyd]

They’d never win in a case like this sadly, bc the phone call and the fact they let them go

[@-Diceman]

@@MrGFloyd an officer can only detain you for a reasonable period of time to investigate a potential crime, this is far beyond that period and clearly there is a conflict of interest with the cop. Court cases have been won in very similar circumstances, or at the very least settlements have been reached over these situations.

[@ashleymadison9380]

​@@kilbornfrkare you taking their case on contingency? That's what I thought....

[@-_-naab-_-]

Unlawful search and seizure

[@-_-naab-_-]

​@@MrGFloydnot true

[@shby95]

The comment about "you must pay a lot of tax money working at Costco.." really shows that the cops understand who and what modern police forces were created to protect, the rich and capital.

[@nikolaikalashnikov4253]

...I think they were originally formed to catch "Run-away Slaves" ??? ...Which as you've pointed out, was really to protect the "property" of Rich people of the time.

[@chiefkyle1098]

"I don't answer questions." "You know why no one hates the Fire Department? Because they help the people." These young men get it. Epic.

[@Pestsoutwest]

Todays kids are better educated about their rights and the cops hate it.

[@genericalfishtycoon3853]

Today's kids being more educated than anyone at anything is genuinely terrifying lmao ESPECIALLY seeing as it's the police. This country is F d

[@dannacamacho6569]

Not because they were tought in school but because of their parents. Shame on the cop

[@xXxpowerbagxXx]

boomers seething in the comments

[@Pestsoutwest]

Today's kids are better educated because of the internet. This is the first generation that grew up with Google. A well-educated population is a happy, safe population.

[@budget.88]

⌚ Europa thê last battlê

[@michaelmcginty2766]

Becoming a cop is like joining a gang. Us vs. Them mentality. "We're the good guys" means everyone else is the "bad guy". Its a shame.

[@ericquezada3003]

I wanna add that they kinda is, their just a gang, they dress the same uniform color, all have that "badass mentality", and carry guns and branded them to show how powerful they are. Only different is that they are funded by the government and have qualified immunity

[@holynickskates]

Yea they’re a legal gang that has a history of choosing sides when it comes to race and political relations

[@michaelmcginty2766]

@@holynickskates Yeah but, it's not even that deep. They just regard the rest of humanity as "other". If you're not in the club, your just another perpetrator. What can I pin on you to boost my arrest and conviction record? They don't care about justice. They wants busts and promotions. I've been arrested several times - they dehumanize you - talk around you like you're not there. You're just a piece of meat being put thru the machine.

[@heynowls3058]

Right. And abuse of power for your buddies in town.

[@boblazar1976]

You've just described Americaness in a nut shell, we da good guys you da bad guys, the premise for American entitlement and Millitary invasion, US History.

[@direwolf8080]

We need a new law that ends qualified immunity, maybe we’d actually have respect for cops if they weren’t literally above the law

[@Hollow7659]

Truly a shining example of our police force harassing and belittling innocent citizens

[@xXxDarkSoulxXx]

Those cops are SO BUTT HURT that they couldn’t find anything on those young men who had the audacity to call them out in their crimes and for violating their rights. Then cops wonder why citizens no longer respect them. Earning the hate!

[@bleirdo_dude]

They think criminals do not respect them while millions of sheep applaud them.

[@DrSkeletor]

I have more respect for criminals then the police, police lie when told under oath to tell the truth. Criminals don’t have oaths so we know what would happen.

[@xXxDarkSoulxXx]

@@bleirdo_dude Exactly. That’s why we say back the blue until it happens to you. To carry that further, or it happens to their son, daughter, wife, mother, etc. That changes minds also. I’ve known people who were staunch supporters of law enforcement and then had a run in with cops like this. Cops that know their violating constitutional rights and don’t care because they know nothing will happen to them. Every day their behavior brings a few more people to our side, eventually, the needed changes will happen.

[@thegrimharvest]

I'm shocked they didn't try the automatic "resisting arrest and obstruction". These cops are bad even at being bad.

[@xXxDarkSoulxXx]

@@thegrimharvest LMFAO

[@radglou18]

I'm constantly baffled by the absolute insanity of American Law enforcement.

[@Don-mi6zl]

Public employee unions have ruined America. Teachers, police and public "service" unions are the biggest detractors to an otherwise thriving society.

[@kevina3136]

Hire em just smart enough to do as told and dumb enough to do it. Explained to ya

[@Don-mi6zl]

@@kevina3136 Every government employee in a nutshell.

[@blahhumbug1]

It's a lot easier to understand when you realize that America is an occupied country and its enforcers don't serve the people, but those who have occupied its seats of power.

[@seanhollway4774]

I think the world is

[@skiba789]

The fact that these cops *know* that they are on camera and are still willing to break the law like that is infuriating.

[@salvadorthesecond]

imagine being hired as a law enforcer, going through all that training and schooling as an adult, just for a teenager to know more about the law than you do.

[@DanBoyd1111]

Another great example of why 80% of Americans have lost all trust & respect for Law Enforcement!

[@sharthun2009]

You are giving Americans way too much credit. Most Americans will voluntarily answer all the questions asked of them and hand over their ID's as soon as asked. 80% of Americans are "sheeple" and put their full trust in law enforcement.

[@roberth2833]

They give us every reason to hate them. They as a concept is okay. In practice they are tyrants that rule over us

[@DaylightDisinfectant]

Count me in. Never thought I’d be here, but here I am. Disgraceful. I’m ashamed *for* them.

[@TougeSolo]

Honestly, if that number was correct there'd be actually changes happening. Too many people blindly trust cops in this country.

[@braknar8099]

I don't disagree with your sentiment, but what orifice did you pull that number from ?

[@anonymouspatriotnetwork2740]

Just love how the other officers ask them if they have psychological problems the moment they mention they don't want their rights violated. Cops wonder why they're hated, cops wonder why people say all cops are bad, crap like this right here is why

[@budget.88]

Dont ever forgët the USS Libërty and the men who died on that day

[@roberth2833]

To much tik tok and KZbin apparently means your crazy and knowing your rights make you insain

[@roberth2833]

​@@budget.88people are always surprised when the government kills their own people. Like. Have you not seen anything that has happened in history

[@madtabby66]

Yeah it’s to instill fear. Basically a threat to have you put on a 72 hour psych hold. Because hospitals love having to deal with people who are pissed off at cops. That being said. The wrong doctor and you’re getting committed for anger & ODD

[@Observerl]

The biggest problem in the USA is that everything is only available for a fee. That includes law and justice. If you don't have the money to pay a lawyer, your rights can be trampled on as you please. The US is not the freest country, it is the most corrupt and polluted country. Your rights and freedoms are not worth the paper they are written on. If you need money to enforce your rights and freedom. With money you can buy the same rights and freedoms in every banana republic and third world country without having been guaranteed them by the constitution beforehand. I'm sorry to say this, but the US is done.

[@bryanjones8079]

The sergeant's good friend broke the law by bringing his false complaint to an emergency line.

[@SeanCuebas-zl5my]

It’s so funny that the kids were totally right while the cops stood there making fun of them and acting like kids themselves.

[@PorterPickUp]

Qualified immunity can be stripped when they violate your Constitutional rights

[@markbanks4738]

Strip them bare

[@novanastalga]

Qualified immunity needs to go if we are ever going to regain any trust in our police force, period.

[@marshallduvall4251]

Try it see how it works out for you. By the time the appeals end, any monetary recovery you get will be a zero sum gain !

[@timmack2415]

Another "end qualified immunity" bootlicker. Are you a cop or are you in a police union?

[@michaelsilberstein]

In any other job, doing your job and making a mistake or breaking the law you would still be find, fired, or arrested. Only the cops can do what they want without worrying about geeing in trouble

[@impearyal000]

The worst part is that the cops aren't even embarrassed by this. They think they're the victims.

[@MathewWoodard]

They dig in because they’re so embarrassed by their own behavior

[@sinh5263]

Hope they do become victims.

[@spiderzvow1]

They think they are heroes

[@brickcity9mm896]

And they think they're above the law and what the say trump's the constitution

[@cwhit0110]

They are the victims, that kid owned them the whole time. “You’re dismissed boys” lmao

[@nathanefaw277]

As citizens, what actions can we take to combat tyranny like this?

[@oscar25768]

Steal their service weapon

[@man-by9iz]

@@oscar25768 then what?

[@testthisfordecficiencies]

Accountability and ensuring the rule of law is followed.

[@nathanefaw277]

@@testthisfordecficiencies I appreciate the reply, but it’s very vague.

[@testthisfordecficiencies]

@nathanefaw277 I guess what I am trying to say, is the police need to be held accountable for their lack of responsibility and following law. Good morals or work ethic isn't enough for most cops, so immunity laws need to corrected or even abolished.

[@gabe2349]

The fact that they refuse to answer questions repeatedly but the officers continue to press them is ridiculous. They’ve asserted their 4th amendment right to remain silent.

[@VzDeath]

Fifth amendment. Fourth is the unreasonable search and seizure

[@ironman4do]

@@VzDeath To be fair, they also invoked the 4th and had it trampled as well. These cops weren't discriminatory in their rights violations, they made sure they spread the violation love around. 😏

[@youarewrong57]

@@ironman4doyou cannot invoke your 4th amendment. It is something that automatically invokes itself. You can only relinquish your 4th amendment right. Its a Supreme Court case that dictates this case law. It’s one of the only rights we must invoke for it to be active. Staying silent isn’t enough and can and will be used against you to prove a guilty mind. You must clearly say “I don’t want to talk to you and I want a lawyer”. Technically just saying you refuse to talk to them is grounds on invoking the 5th. But no lol you definitely don’t invoke your 4th amendment rights. Otherwise cops could search your home even without consent or objection.

[@Michael-sb8jf]

You have to explicitly tell them your inacting the 5th.

[@AdelbertMeek-mt1ml]

It’s the fifth amendment right to remain silent dummy

[@mattcero1]

If "Street Lawyers" means you know your Constitutional rights then I am a Street Lawyer. These cops are "Sidewalk Legislators".

[@yvngenterprise]

Underrated comment

[@user-wm8uf3oj6l]

I like that 😁

[@michealdoor7035]

More like Sewage Car Insurance Salesmen

[@charliemaki6212]

Sidewalk Tyrants more like

[@michealdoor7035]

@@charliemaki6212 More like "sidewalk tyrants". I just want people to speak ok, I don't expect high novel "levels". Just English, as it was created.

[@CranesMakeGains]

When I was 18 I was pulled over for the first time for the same bs of “matching a description.” Cops were looking for a silver Toyota celica (2 door) and I had a white Honda civic (4 door), yet I was still pulled over and questioned. Gave the same “I don’t answer questions” response and called the cop a moron since the cars look nothing alike. My First traffic stop ended in a false arrest due to a fragile ego, my court date kept getting pushed back for 15 months while I was told to take a plea deal and take a misdemeanor trespassing charge. I refused, finally went in front of a judge, and it was immediately dismissed

[@richardkinghorn4729]

That just shows that even when they have nothing on you they will still press for charges in the hope that you take the plea deal so they still get the conviction, that’s all a cops job is, to get arrests, usually by any means, legal or not.

[@sonjacool9478]

Good. Proud of you.

[@LaLaLonna]

That's the prosecutions favorite move. Use fear and intimidation on people (who lot of the time are using a public defender who is overwhelmed with cases) and have a plea deal pushed and pushed on them. It's disgusting. They only care about winning, they don't care about doing what's right. It's getting as many convictions as possible.

[@kavalogue]

Dude that's what they do. When the corruption begins and ends with the department, as in there's no local judges in on the crap, they prolong your process, and use that as a form of torture. An uncertain future and multiple upcoming court dates makes taking a plea and a minor charge look cushy. They hope this is what you'll do. They want you to lose the energy needed to prove you are innocent, by spending it on attempting to begin the process so hopefully your so burnt out by the time it even gets close to actually beginning, you just want it to end and will take the fine and single mark on your record just to get on with life. Because as soon as it reaches the judge it's dismissed you tho required probably wouldn't even have to show up to court because usually they read and reference the case and he or she throws it out on the spot no questioning no examination no anything when the judge is of the law it's blatantly obvious what's going on and they refuse to waste their time on it like the cops did yours. You probably wouldn't even get roll called in most cases, they just acknowledge it, throw it out, move onto something more serious. Again, tho required usually, you'd never even have to be in the room and if you weren't they'd never know. This is a by the book way of how police officers who have their own motives and agendas catch bad guys. They literally create them.

[@86royal420]

Yeah the prosecutor wants all the guilty pleas they can get to make a name for themselves and then be appointed or run for judge and have more money and power.

[@hollystarks1810]

Now we know who calls when you hear the “We got a call”.

[@ChillRichard]

The fact that the cop at 12:25 doesn’t see the irony of his speech. He’s trying to lecture them about how important the cops’s time is, and how public pays them for their services with their tax dollars, and yet he’s wasting it on two young men that haven’t committed crimes. And tries to belittle them by making fun of how one works at Costco. And these are the cops serving the community? What an embarrassment

[@SpatioTemporalEntity]

“A body of men holding themselves accountable to nobody ought not to be trusted by anybody.” ― Thomas Paine

[@budget.88]

Dont ever forgët the USS Libërty and the men who died on that day

[@roberth2833]

If no one polices the police, they are above the law

[@krotchlickmeugh627]

​@@budget.88fuck em

[@michaelherring7210]

The lack of basic professionalism in American policing today is endemic. There is no mutual respect or common courtesy, just disdain for the public.

[@interestedparty00]

These young guys completely OWNED these cops. This is because the average tic-tok viewer knows the law better than most cops. The young guys’ knowledge of the law wasn’t perfect, but it was much better than the cops’.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

That's because they're trained to think that everyone they encounter is a criminal, or unarrested or potential violent felon.

[@lisahyde1157]

Exactly any for anyone not taking their lies and bs

[@thicccorgi6187]

More than 80% of cops are Republicons so I hope you can identify what mentality is attached to that!!!

[@OrangeHeadTM]

@@thicccorgi6187 and over 110% of liberals are NPCs.

[@shakiratorrence3064]

This young man made sure he didn’t have that “I should’ve said this” moment once it was all said and time😂

[@kyjarhead12]

The petty vengeance of the officers is what, really surprises me. “we’ll see them again“ wow

[@gazoo5248]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE that kids this age now know their rights. Made these idiot cops look completely incompetent

[@weeooh1]

I would think many of them are aware of channels like this and know what to do.

[@budget.88]

⌚ Europa thê last battlê

[@tjstreamer5982]

Crazy to see back in the day the only people that knew their rights were like Harvard law students

[@cma9042]

That's because they are....

[@titans2720]

funny how the cop mentioned that he hated the future generation at the end of the video, probably because us civilians know more about the law and our civil rights than they do, but why should they care? it's not like its illegal for the government to deny someone their civil rights.. could you imagine if america got invaded and the military was like not my problem? that's basically the feds in regards to police, country invaded by tyranny and they pretend nothing is going on.

[@ruckus1015]

Illegal detainment, illegal arrest. This tyrant behaviour is sickening!

[@belair54]

THE YOUTHS LEARNED A VALUABLE LESSON THE POLICE ARE YOUR ENEMY WATCH YOUR ASS THEY WILL ATTEMPT TO CAGE YOU AT WILL!

[@blazeit505]

No it's not. It's become expected

[@Krelp]

Don't forget about trying to charge them with trespassing on a location they didn't go on, and also assume and accuse they parked in some random house instead of something else. A professional would look into the issues first then start using their brain to solve the current state 🤯

[@lanidrac777]

The police also solicited a trespass without the employee of the business previously asking for it... That is retaliation for the two guys knowing their rights.

[@belair54]

@@lanidrac777 POLICE CAN SOLICIT A TRESPASS BUT IT IS USUALLY THE LOW LIFES THAT DO IT!

[@dragames]

Qualified immunity needs to be abolished 40 years ago.

[@armchairgangstac907]

The awkward circle jerk at the end was priceless. “I guess we can dismiss ourselves” 😂 😂😅😊.

[@ryang1589]

As a parent, I would be proud of these boys for not losing they're cool and knowing there rights. I hope somebody holds these police officers accountable.

[@timrichards8533]

Yeah right haha 😂 they will get suspended with pay

[@williamwatson8480]

Don't worry about that, infernal repairs is right on top of it! I'm confident they will conduct a thorough investigation and find no wrong doing on the part of the officer, just like clockwork.

[@ComedyHub-dz7sm]

*Their cool

[@bearingcee]

Did you hear the leo scoff and say, "that's the future." When referringv to the youngmen? Im proud that those two guys are our future.

[@MerudonWoW]

The big word no one in power likes… Accountability. Politicians, police, everyone with power

[@andrewbrenneman3782]

Those pigs are blatantly violating rights and should be sitting in a prison cell.

[@Dr.Madd138]

That’s TN pigs for ya brother. We got dem real Nazified filth runnin around burnin the Constitution.

[@billtate6962]

The most ignorant thing a cop can say after being asked "what's the issue here?"....is the cop to say "well you tell me, we got a call for you guys".....NO you didn't....you got a call about some teenagers being told to leave a gas station and they did...by DRIVING AWAY. So you stop 2 teenagers WALKING and your "expert" cop skills make these the ones you got a call about..... brilliant.

[@jcwguy8426]

“Ahh, so I haven’t broken any laws is what I’m hearing?” *deafening silence*

[@Turgid_Spleenis]

I respect a Costco worker infinitely more than a cop.

[@keithussery3060]

End qualified immunity ASAP! Throw these cops in jail. I hate bullies.

[@user-rp1wx6zw6d]

I just called the department, they are well aware of the KZbin video lol

[@Stickmanght]

None of these so called cops deserve to retain their jobs. They deserve to be sued for every cent they have.

[@DaylightDisinfectant]

Banned from law enforcement. All benefits including pensions forfeited. Disgraceful. Shame!

[@warwickscram1656]

​@@budget.88\0

[@Observerl]

The biggest problem in the USA is that everything is only available for a fee. That includes law and justice. If you don't have the money to pay a lawyer, your rights can be trampled on as you please. The US is not the freest country, it is the most corrupt and polluted country. Your rights and freedoms are not worth the paper they are written on. If you need money to enforce your rights and freedom. With money you can buy the same rights and freedoms in every banana republic and third world country without having been guaranteed them by the constitution beforehand. I'm sorry to say this, but the US is done.

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

Abolish qualified immunity

[@paulengels6926]

Nothing will happen to these tyrants pigs.

[@user-sg7di4op3s]

Violate first, investigate later. These cops enjoy treating citizens like animals that they own. As usual, these arrogant bullies would never have the balls to pull this shit on anybody without that badge and thin blue line to hide behind.

[@miken.1717]

He said "The Future of Our Country" as if having citizens who know and exercise their rights from corrupt rights violations pigs is a bad thing. These young men give me hope. Thank you KZbin 😂😮😊😊

[@gfy2979]

They're awesome

[@davidbenjamin8265]

The Supreme Court has ruled on multiple occasions that profanity is 1st Amendment protected speech.

[@LibertyWarrior1776]

The Supreme Court has Opined!!! Kings and Dictators Rule, not Article III Courts. Just because the media parrots it doesn't make it so.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

And they ruled in Houston v Hill that police aren't supposed to arrest a citizen for verbally challenging them.

[@eshootziscrs2868]

To the OP If SCOTUS has said what you claim, how do explain the exceptions to these imagined protections. Would obscenity be included or can that be determined to be unlawful? What exactly are fighting words? Can obscene and vulgar words be indicative of fighting words? Would a threat be protected speech so long as it contains swear words? Don't forget, time, place and manner can make any speech, any presences, the exercise of any right, unlawful. In short, this fantasy of protected rights doesn't hold up if exceptions can be so readily and easily created. In many places disorderly conduct only requires another person to claim to be disturbed, threatened or offended by your speech. There exist community standard laws involving the utterance of profanity around children. The right to peaceful assembly is negated by any trespass being available to any public employee, for public property. Loitering laws also almost always violate the first amendment. The first amendment either says what it says and means it, or it has no authority, no power, no protection at all. There are no exceptions in the first amendment. It protects in absolute. If in fact it has any force at all. The moment I show even one exception the question becomes, is there protection or not. The answer is No protection. You are allowed, permitted or licensed by the state to exercise these acts. They are not rights protected if such protection can exist only within the law, only exist at the pleasure of the state. We just watched a video that if we believe there are no such things as rights. The video makes perfect sense. We understand the officers acted very professionally and appropriately. No violations occurred, force was justified. If we instead try to pretend some fantasy of protected rights exists. We end up trying to argue whether this speech or that speech is permitted under the law. If the time place and manner of could make even mere presence a crime, speech criminal, assembly, protest or redress. We end up arguing over minute criteria, distinction without difference. We come to inconsistent conclusions, even citing case law and observable reality the inconsistencies increase with clarity decreasing. Logic demands we take the evidence and see where it leads not start with a conclusion and rationalize the evidence to fit. Logic suggest we do not actually have protected rights because no "protection" exists of those rights. Much evidence of the suggests those rights are not in fact rights but maybe privileges. We keep getting shown this document, the first amendment and being told it says this but means that. We keep seeing over and over how even the described meaning is routinely, regularly and often violently violated by agents of the state. Nothing protects, nothing stops these violations. In fact there are rarely any significant punitive actions resulting against violators. However, if we simply understand, it's a lie. The state has no intention to protect rights, follow the constitution of allow freedom. This all makes sense. There are no conflicts in what is told and what is observed. The entire situation is easily explained if we get past the false belief that we have constitutionally protected rights, protected by the state, the police, the courts, the law. We can see that laws are regulations against rights, not protection of rights. We can see agents of the state have no interest, desire or incentive to uphold the constitution. The courts, the lawmakers, the executioners have no incentive or interest in limiting their own authority, adhering to the constitution, upholding the protections of rights. In fact the constitution and it's protections not only empower the state, they are also the greatest hindrance to the state acting. We are left with arguing between what is. That which we observe and can infer. Against that which is written, adjudicated, legislated and executed. We argue the words against the reality, the acts we see. We want to believe, we argue that the courts have said.........but ultimately the courts are a branch of the same state that made the laws, the same state that executes the laws. The highest supreme court justice and the lowest officer all work together. Everyone between, every government employee, has incentive to protect the state, the employer, the power. They have no incentive to protect your rights, to give absolute protection to your freedom. No one has real incentive to protect your rights. Most are willing to give up their own rights to impose against your unwanted unapproved exercise of rights. The less we think we know, the less we believe we know, the more we can actually know, the more is easily explained and understood. Forget what the state tells you, SCOTUS, the courts, the law. Forget what you think the constitution says and means. Just open your eyes and see what you see. If we could manage to ignore what we think we know, we could reverse engineer, determine the laws by what cops do not what we read or hear. We would come to understand. There are no rights only allowances. We cannot have weapons unless allowed. We cannot speak unless allowed. We cannot move or be present unless allowed by law. All it takes is a reason, an excuse, a desire on the states part and the constitution ceases to have meaning. Emergency powers, imminent domain, forced servitude, internment, forced taxation. Whatever the issue, whatever the topic, the same logic applies. Stop believing what you think you know when the observable reality shows otherwise. If the police committed violations of the highest law of the land. This video would be irrefutable proof of criminal acts. Of civil violations. If protection existed these acts would have been prevented, stopped, punished. But if we accept that no such protections exist, the state has no interest in rights or freedom. Then everything is as expected. No rights, no violations, no prevention, no intervention, no punishment. No protection. When you point to SCOTUS as the authority you point to the state, the government as being the sovereign, the ultimate authority. You relegate the constitution to something of legal doctrine subject to the court's whims. If you point to the constitution as supreme then you end up with conflict, inconsistencies in court precedent and action. The same conflict witnessed in laws, policing and policy. The creation of exceptions for reasons and excuses. The definition and meaning of words inconsistent and ambiguous as necessary. We can allow SCOTUS to be wrong if we point to the constitution. We are required to believe the constitution is wrong if we point to the courts, the law or the state as the authority. You say The Supreme Court of The United States (SCOTUS) has ruled multiple times that profanity is protected speech. They have also ruled multiple times that speech can be censored, criminalized and that profanity alone is neither protected or criminal but can be the basis for criminal speech. Therein lies the danger of allowing the State, The Court to be the authority. To cite only such simplistic things as serve the desired ends. What is the desired goal of the constitution? What are the desired ends of the state, the court? Are they the same? Who cares what SCOTUS has said, what does the Constitution always say? Shall make no laws.....and courts deal with what? Laws?. How can the court even rule on the issue if no law can exist criminalizing the act? Yet you say they have, multiple times. And I say they have ruled both ways, multiple times. Meaning numerous laws have been made, enforced, challenged and upheld. I suggest the constitution has not changed, the meaning of words has not changed but the desired ends of the courts has changed in case to case, time to time, reason to reason. Questions for the author. What do you mean by profanity, what do the courts mean? Why did you segregate speech into a specific type? Does the constitution make a distinction for language? Where is your speech most censored and prohibited if not in a courtroom where you can be charged, arrested, sentenced and punished by the judge for your speech? Are you sure you want to cite the same court that will not allow any openness, any recording or any freedom of speech as the authority on free speech? A judge can swear at a person and no problem. A person swears at a judge and can be held indefinitely on contempt charge. Is this what you mean by citing the court? We are forced to cite the court to explain what is expected and to look at the constitution for what should be. Then we must look at reality to see what is. We cannot cite two authorities and consistently align what is expected and what is. We must adhere to one authority, one definition and one reality. It's only if you allow exceptions that you need to make such excuses such as distinguishing profanity from speech. What you like or agree with from what is not protected. I suggest we either amend the first amendment or we simply adhere to what it says. We either have content based exceptions or we don't. Clearly the reality says we do not have free speech, we have allowable speech and prohibited speech. Where the distinction lies is very unclear but profanity might be a determining factor. Irrelevant to the constitution but distinguishable as an excuse. Just asking, is there free speech or isn't there? Can you read for yourself or do you need the state, the courts to tell you what is meant?

[@dougeaves8607]

​@@edwardmiessner6502that's Cohen vs California 1971 is practically the same thing

[@shade6982]

These young adults give me hope. That the new generation isn't going to cower to law enforcement tyrants who think they're above the constitution.

[@1stamendmentmedia464]

They handled this perfectly!

[@iMatti00]

👮‍♂️ ~ Quite frankly, this time I’m on the cop’s side. They are a little POS SOB’s. Yet we’re supposed to feel like they are great protectors of civil rights? Hell no.b

[@Comisioned]

Gives me more hope if they find the cops family after.

[@hit64t]

i loved this video....any person with the slightest bit of intellect knows thes p1gs had zero right to do anything they did and their ego allowed them to waste the time of taxpayers with five p1gs working this "issue". the worst part is they are do dumb so they do not recognize how silly this stop has been, and honestly believe they have the upper hand in a situation that is so blatantly obvious they are wasting everyone's time for insignificant issues. its the common problem with dumb people (most p1gs)....they are not smart enough to recognize any form of intelligence and have no idea of their idiotic actions , especially in this case.

[@soulsreaper7145]

this is just a few for every 2 of them that are smart theres 2000 that arent

[@michaelbaker5501]

Whoever called 911 needs to be charged with misuse of 911. And those officers have a complete lack of understanding of the law. Those two teens should sue the cops

[@user-qc3ce1bq2f]

That's why sometimes you have to handle justice yourself.

[@vanjacro5104]

Those two guys embarrassed a police department(employees). Congrats guys, well done!!

[@UNcommonSenseAUS]

Real

[@FIoydFan]

Actions should have consequences. No criminal complaint, no RAS. That was criminal confinement and should be treated as such. We have to end this double standard.

[@johnsmith6974]

Easy everyone can do their part. With jobs begging for workers. Deny them service. What's your 😂 boss gonna do, fire you? Lol they barely can keep people

[@jasonshults368]

It was aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, color of law violations of rights, and conspiracy to violate rights. They should be facing the death penalty.

[@budget.88]

Dont ever forgët the USS Libërty and the men who died on that day

[@DaylightDisinfectant]

You’re right that’s kidnapping! I’m speechless.

[@user-qc3ce1bq2f]

If a crooked coward lying cop just stopped me put me in handcuffs that would be a mistake he would of wished he had never made.

[@AmberHayes144]

Their rights were clearly violated. Why would they get qualified immunity? These officers are a disgrace. They should be fired and sued personally.

[@jakubs.5966]

Now. How did 2 basically still teenagers have grown to know their rights and threat those filthy tyrants like rubbish they are? It doesn't come out of thin air. This is what happens when you allow tyranny to run for a long time. That was great. Young men that are aware. I wish them well!

[@Thecelestial1]

Parents.

[@thomascanfield8571]

I have been saying this since the auditor movement started , the cops did this to themselves!

[@jakubs.5966]

@@Thecelestial1 Maybe. But I think youtube has influenced them more. That's how influential this movement has become.

[@gr33dyglutton]

"We got a call" does not constitute a crime. No crime was ever reported. The cops never even had the authority to detain them in the first place. Everything the cops did was in retaliation for practicing their 5th amendment rights and because the SGT is friends with the gas station employee. The curfew thing was a transparent, fabricated reason to arrest them. It's time cops be held responsible for abusing their authority, abolish qualified immunity. The taxpayer (who is their victim in the first place) should not be made to pay for the officer's mistakes. Let them carry insurance and let their premiums rise when they mess up. Let cops pay for their own mistakes like everyone else does.

[@snidelywhiplash1888]

You betcha! And do away with the entirely corrupt Police Unions along with the ridiculous Qualified Immunity and Legislative Immunity.

[@supiiischokobaer]

Obviously those cops tried to find some dirt on them to detain those teenagers. Pretty sure they had fun checking their IDs and showing them their power. What’s not so funny: they found nothing and were wrong in the first place. This all is just stupid and the person from the gas station started all this because he’s good with the Sgt. Just so stupid.

[@christopherhess8523]

Just wanted to give another 👍👍👍👍

[@grrman]

Exactly. Hold them probably accountable and make them pay!

[@chevelle1]

🎯👍

[@RyanTheJay]

"People need our services" He said while standing around long after the stop has concluded

[@linlouwho123]

The next generation knows how to interact with cops. I’m so proud.

[@FrankEDogg]

Imagine being that terrible at your job that a teenager with no training is better at it than you. These cops are appalling. They shouldn't be anywhere near a badge

[@I.____.....__...__]

Where did people get the idea they were teenagers? 🤨 He said he's 21.

[@Celsor5865]

@@I.____.....__...__ The cops assumed they were Minors, and Arrested them for Curfew violation.

[@chevelle1]

The problem is, this is exactly what the badge is. Your local police officer has more dominion and power over your freedom than any other person or entity.

[@sa-amirel-hayeed699]

They were literally crying like babies over this, so funny, small men with small tools and shitty heavy vests that are crap. Epic irony.

[@Dirk_the_Daring]

When these two young men sue the cops and department, I certainly hope they sue the seargent's "good buddy" for defamation and filing a false police report.

[@jalan02]

These "officers" didn't have enough on these kids to say any more to them than "hello". According to what's shown here, the cops NEVER IDed the kids as the ones in the store, nor did the store owner make a visual ID. I guess, in this town, being butt-hurt and a friend of a police sargeant gives the police PC to stop and arrest anyone they see.

[@anthonyanderson4980]

The saddest part is these officers think they did nothing wrong. Sad

[@prariedog7875]

As a cop myself, few things piss me off as much as insecure cops like these who take out their frustration at the world on people who don't deserve it

[@medicchester]

Causes unneeded ambushing of other good officers. 😮

[@samouellette5130]

It’s bad press for the ones who actually care

[@snakeeyes33]

If it were you and your partners, you’d back their play just the same and you know it

[@Minecraft45p]

@@snakeeyes33 LMAOOO

[@snakeeyes33]

@@Minecraft45p am I lying? lol

[@shushnik]

Putting a person in cuffs before stating a reason for the detention is unconstitutional. Yes, I know some courts have said this is fine. Those courts are so incorrect it brings into question their legitimacy.

[@christopherperez8419]

Nope. Not true. The supreme court themselves have determined that it is legal to detain someone and not inform them why so long as they have a legal reason to do so.

[@bonnevillebagger9147]

@@christopherperez8419finish reading bud.

[@shushnik]

@@bonnevillebagger9147 Kind of you to assume they have the mental capacity to read the entire thing.

[@keith_dixon]

Lot's of laws are incorrect. It doesn't change that they are on the books. If you don't like the law perhaps you should involve yourself in politics.

[@dwaynef.s.8014]

Can only handcuff if ARMED AN DANGEROUS, WARRANT or RAS OF A CRIME.

[@marissamate]

This is the dumbest detainment I've ever seen -- the 911 caller didn't even report a crime! Basically: I asked them to leave and they did.

[@AF-ei5yi]

cops dont like it when someone knows their rights and can't be intimidated

[@TheMeech73]

Kid: You are violating my rights Officer: I am aware No qualified immunity right there

[@DG-america]

As a Tennessean, this is disgusting to me. As an American, this is frightening.

[@mooseflowmaster2470]

As someone from Tennessee, you can do something. Write and call your state and federal representatives and file complaints against these officers and their superiors in the proper avenues.

[@SuperGreat23]

"well your acting like your 12"...as the cops insult them, mock them and try to find ways to trump up charges. Then calling them frick and frack and threatsning to unjustly retaliate if they see them again. In no line of professional work would a superior or manager ever accept thia type of behavior when theyre whole job is to deal with the the public directly. At one point they tried to make fun of a guys for working at costco...im always endlessly amazed when some of these cops have families and spouses and wonder just how appauled they would be if they knew thats what they do at "work" and that their whole families livelyhood is hanging by a thread purely due to their lack of integrity.

[@quintinwilliams5899]

So disgusting how they laugh at us paying them and then they commit crimes saying they above the law, and then they say they have important time but we’ve never seen them bust anyone. More like the corruption of our country

[@grumpyoldman3597]

"they like to run their mouth a lot, and we just can't have that here"... the epitome of everything wrong with law enforcement and friends of law enforcement who call asking for specific officers and favors from them, to uphold their emotions, not the law.

[@tarnantula]

Right, like that caller should get sued as well as the officers. Sounds like a “fake complaint” to me

[@travisbrown6595]

We’ve seen people get payouts for way less than this, a guy got $40k for remaining silent and the cop put him in cuffs, why can’t he be held accountable?

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Different Federal Court Circuit? Tennessee is in the Sixth.

[@kathleenkrug-byle1199]

‘“Adult things” These kids were more adult than the cops. If the cops suspected they were minors, they should have called the parents “Street lawyers “ derogatory term for people who know their rights.

[@danlazazzera4133]

Qualified immunity is what's wrong with policing in America. Those two words allow law enforcement to not be properly trained, break laws, violate the rights they swore an oath to protect, and to react and escalate based on emotions and ego. You don't need to defund police for a major change in policing, you just need to abolish qualified immunity.

[@chriscald9426]

The average cop really is a coward. As much as you want to give them the benefit of the doubt you cant. They are bullies and cowards.

[@melvinsellars1664]

I think this is a smartest comment that I've heard yet.

[@bertbccfu9564]

Exactly if you watch them when they stand there most of them all doing the chicken wing hands stuck in their vest.

[@bradleyknopp7303]

All cops are bastards aren't they.

[@Beaky707]

I REALLY THINK A COWARD MIGHT HAVE MORE HEART THAN THEM

[@StashHouse56]

Cowards feel protected in blue.

[@ZappayaZappayo]

15:50 I like how the supervisor had to console his poor little officers by reassuring them that they'll get them some other time. Let the conspiring begin!

[@randomghost4385]

That’s a threat. This video should be used for any future encounter with that police department. They basically saying they will be harassing.

[@TheDoorspook11c]

A restraining order against those officers should be adjudicated.

[@StoneXay]

@@TheDoorspook11cfrom my understanding the judge would probably throw this out of the court due to qualified immunity even if the body can footage is showed (from my understanding at least)

[@lokimillzmillieon2985]

​@@randomghost4385not a threat

[@lokimillzmillieon2985]

​@Stonejxrden that has nothing to do with qualified immunity 😂. Because its not a threat or anything.

[@jaedonkanyid3775]

These cops! Oh how awful! They need to be held accountable

[@sinephase]

these cops think they're smart when they're ignorant AF

[@malevolyndrgn739]

Kidnapping, deprivation of rights, violation of 4th amendment, assault and battery, soliciting a trespass. I really hope these guys sue.

[@2centsbear638]

Any civil rights lawyer would probably see dollar signs. I see excessive force too. The way the sergeant walks up and grabs the guy to put him on handcuffs even though he already was was pretty uncool

[@bendover3820]

Millions will see their Faces. They will never know who.

[@dolphin8397]

Also is “being a condescending asshole” a crime? Cause if so the cops are guilty 😂

[@jackrabbit6299]

City & police department

[@rrjprivate2704]

Its great that our youth are way smarter and educated better on the law then the ones paid to enforce the law.Good job boys you made them look like idiots

[@arielamaya4177]

Seriously reminds me of this other case where an officer insisted a college student was intoxicated and when the student passed all sobriety test with flying colors the cop was still convinced the student was intoxicated. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3i6hJV3fcZ7i9k

[@RevanMartinez]

I wish I knew as much about the law at their age

[@7sArts]

Priceless!!! They owned those cops. I hope they get a large, life changing settlement.

[@ARedMotorcycle]

Let's be real: most people aren't, regardless of generation.

[@DeirdreWard-pc7be]

I have a friend that's that's a cop, if I called to request him for some shit like that, I'd be losing a friend. How immature and embarrassing.

[@wyattybarra2236]

“We havent broken any laws is what I’m hearin” I love it!!

[@ArsenalTrill]

It burns the tyrants when you exercise your rights...'I dont answer question' 😂

[@mr.duanesharpe]

Need to make a clothing line with “I don’t answer questions”

[@ArsenalTrill]

@@mr.duanesharpe LackLuster needs to make that T-shirt - 'I don't answer questions' 👕

[@ortizguard2816]

​@@mr.duanesharpewe need an entire line of merchandise saying that!

[@Salvaticus]

What is most disturbing is the fact that the the guy in charge on the scene says “we’ll see them again.” That is not to be taken lightly. And I feel like that could be considered a retaliatory threat.

[@Melanie16040]

That was fucking bone chilling.

[@jonathanjohnson8656]

Bet on it. They know what they drive , where they work and what they look like. Those cops will retaliate for being made to look so stupid..

[@Salvaticus]

@@Melanie16040 very

[@Salvaticus]

@@JBS2018 there should be zero tolerance for that kind of behavior. The fact that there’s a fraternal order of police says a lot. Very secret society type shit. What bothers me the most is when a public servant does wrong or beats citizens the state does everything in their power to protect the cops and not the injured citizen. And that is f***** up. That really lets you know who the government views as the enemy.

[@Salvaticus]

@@jonathanjohnson8656 you would think by now they would ease up but no they’re like whining toddlers and double down on their bs. State never fights for the citizens that are abused or mistreated but they fight tooth and nail to protect the public servants.

[@miguelperedo9825]

16:07 I love how they talk about real people needing their services but they are still hanging out, that call really only needed two officers

[@mule1995]

The police use the same verbiage and mindset of a serial rapist, or abuser, “Just do what I say, and things will go easier for you.” “They who can give up the essentials of liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, lose both, and deserve neither!” - Benjamin Franklin “Civil disobedience becomes a sacred duty when the state becomes lawless and corrupt.” - Mahatma Gandhi It is Not JUST one rotten apple; it is one rotten orchard of trees that happens to grow some good apples. 😡 It is not the apples that are rotten, it is the barrel, or structure that has gone bad!

[@mattrolih1550]

It's so insanity similar!!! The moment you have a person sit on the ground you're saying you're no better than how they probably treat their dog!!! Never sit on the ground!!

[@Some_Guy6]

@@mattrolih1550 All U.S cops literally use the same tactics as the SS and the Gestapo and camp commanders of N@z1 Germany. Go figure.

[@rustyshackleford5830]

Yep it's called gaslighting. They lie to you and use manipulative language to intimidate you into second guessing what your rights are. It's a way of implying that things will be worse for you if you keep exercising them. When in reality giving up that right is what they need you to do to possibly arrest you.

[@darrenmacdonald1499]

One of the guys says "You're violating my rights." and the cop replied "I know.". That admission alone should ensure that the cops loose their qualified immunity. These guys should find a good lawyer and take everything these pigs own.

[@martinsheehan5119]

Why we still see this every day is baffling these offices should not be on the streets until they know what is supposed to do and the laws that they're supposed to enforce

[@Jeremy-wf7qm]

starting to believe cowards hid behind shields