Cop Gets Investigated After Viral Encounter

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@eugeneburton6878]

Overturn Terry v Ohio!

[@nomadkeller8612]

QUESTION - Is it possible to show one or two videos where the driver is a TOTAL a-hole "F" and the cop is totally cool and gets an "A" to show that there is a cop out there somewhere that knows how to de-escalate a hot situation??

[@CaucAsianSasquatch]

His pepper spray is empty because he used it up.. probably like this

[@swancman]

@@AllanonLee LOL That's why I pay for KZbin Premium.

[@Saberwind45871]

So what happened before the video started?

[@teenice894]

The fact that he's out of pepper spray says alot about this officer...

[@GreatwhiteShark88]

He probably used it on his wife

[@Damian.019]

fr he prolly ran out from overusing smh

[@MrSlicky77]

I was thinking the same damn thing. Thank you for saying it👏

[@moonlitegirl72]

He's just the kind of little s*** turd that does not need a badge of any kind he was a little runt in school and everyone picked on him and he had no friends due to his s***** personality sad thing is a lot of people who were in his same situation grow up and want the power over other people. I wish they had better psychological testing for becoming a police officer

[@tasmusicoffcial]

Haha its out... lol

[@Whomecouldntb3]

The fact that you can get charged with resisting arrest even if they cop is doing something illegal is the most ridiculous thing ever.

[@2sdd]

'comply and sue' is the way.

[@bvcoyle3903]

I thought that too I couldn’t believe it when I heard it. It shouldn’t be counted as an arrest if the arrest is found to be illegal and there should be no resisting charges.

[@goldsnafu]

“charged” not “convicted”, there’s a difference. its the law, go to court and beat it if its an unlawful arrest.

[@jacksonfitzsimmons4253]

The point is that the act of resisting arrest is, in and of itself, a dangerous and anti-social activity Even if the arrest is illegal

[@15thobserver]

@@jacksonfitzsimmons4253 You know what else is a dangerous and anti-social activity? Kidnapping, assault, and torture but somehow an entire class of people get to do that with the protection of the courts. Gtfo with your bull shit.

[@GodWasAnAlien]

"Pepper spray's out. You're so lucky." "That's the universe trying to protect both of us" 10/10 Savage

[@toadjones79]

Honestly I find the spray being empty to be the most disturbing part of this video. How many other people did he spray to be so casual bout it being empty? He acted like it ran out all the time! Obviously he makes everyone exit their vehicle without exercising any discretion just as a power trip.

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

That was an exceptional comment for sure.

[@adriangeh6414]

He used it up on his wife and dog.

[@sneakyfox4651]

@Cho Biden Maybe the police station has a barbeque out on the back porch and he just likes his lunch break steaks extra spicy. :o)

[@guessagainbaby2205]

Seems he uses that pepper spray daily 😂😂

[@dirty2jz283]

The fact he had no more pepper spray speaks volumes.

[@billpeet1976]

The mere fact that the officer abandoned all efforts to use force against this guy after his pepper spray didn't work, proves that the officer never felt actually threatened. It was always just a power play, devoid of any actual justification.

[@hifiandrew]

Police officer force isn't always in response a threat or self defense. A reasonable amount of force can be used to affect an arrest or overcome resistance. These 2 were both jerks. I'd give cop a C- and the driver a D+.

[@mkelly1290]

@@hifiandrew ok boot licker

[@KaiUndMoritz]

@@mkelly1290 is this youtube channel also a boot licker? What a statement. You should be a cop

[@bendover3820]

FU(K around and find out. We going to natural law!

[@ExplorationExperts33]

@@KaiUndMoritz This has to be the dumbest comment on KZbin...🤦🤦🤦

[@a.k.infinity1502]

"I'm out of pepper spray." That statement says a whole lot.

[@haleybit]

💯

[@someguycalledCh0wdah]

In addition to being a tyrant he isn't even doing his job correctly by ensuring his equipment is functional

[@troyjarm7901]

THAT was the universe trying to protect the both of them and pig decided to keep the ego up...

[@electricfil]

Incompetence and excessiveness perfectly displayed. 🤣🤣

[@harveyschwartz2288]

I guess he should carry the extra large economy size cuz he uses it so much !

[@eliana.8702]

“My pepper sprays empty…you’re lucky”…. Imagine being disappointed you didn’t get to blind someone with pepper spray. The cops blood thirsty.

[@sirsander6767]

Imagine being so bad at your job that you leave the police station with an empty bottle. That says allot about the cop imu

[@peacemaster8117]

He really looked upset that he couldn't just resort to violence with no consequences.

[@Relaxrecover]

@@sirsander6767 I was thinking that too. How are you not going to make sure your equipment is solid? Him being a cocksucker in this video aside, it limits his ability to actually perform his duty like he's supposed to. The really shitty thing is that it takes one of his methods of non-lethal force away.

[@moragslothe6449]

Turns out law enforcement tends to bring in the most incompetent and over-compensating fragile egos of the violently unintelligent.

[@tadah21]

That means he used the pepper spray excessively in other incidents not good at all. Bad policing

[@CranesMakeGains]

Last time I got pulled over the cop tried to say some shit like that, “it’s for my safety.” I told him “you chose to be here, you can get in your car and leave anytime if you don’t feel safe.” That shut him up 😂

[@Tmanaz480]

He's armed with deadly force and wearing body armor and still is afraid for his safety I would use the P-word, but that's not nice to women.

[@TemerRarious]

everyone seems to just ignore this, particularly the courts. it is insane irrationallity

[@edwardcahill1631]

@@Tmanaz480 Exactly and the cop's primary duty is public safety, he is actually paid to risk his own safety to maintain public safety. On a traffic infraction with nothing else the cops who demand citizens get out of the vehicle are completely in breach of their primary duty.

[@brandontaylor4051]

The people don't get justice in the courts against the police. Treat people like shit

[@greeneyeddemon7484]

“That’s the universe trying to protect both of us” 🤣🤣. That was surprisingly heart warming.

[@rogerm3708]

He pulled him over for speeding and then attempts to use unnecessary force???

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

@@rogerm3708 AMERICA…FUCK YEAH!

[@jasonlongton1876]

@@rogerm3708 Notice how late the video starts. The deputy has already called for back up and they arrive minutes after the video starts. This interaction had been going on for a LONG time before the video starts. But don't let lack of information or a clearly biased presentation stop you from jumping to your preconceived conclusions!

[@plutotech]

@@jasonlongton1876 - bootlicker has entered the chat. 😐😐

[@tippersma]

Short and quick reply that nailed it, love that stuff...

[@BOMBINGOMEN]

“Write me a ticket and leave me alone.” Officer: “that’s not how it works.” Um yeah that is how it works.

[@Dead_Guy_Bob]

That's exactly how it works.

[@Kenny-Alpha]

The video clearly shows that is NOT how it goes

[@RolandSpecialSauce]

No that's not how it works. The Sheriff's department doesn't pull people over to write tickets. They're just fishing for a reason to arrest someone. He wasn't trying to pull him out of the car for their safety. They were just fishing for something to get him on. That's what they do all day every day. Although it shouldn't work like that, That's just what they do every day

[@rexman971]

@@RolandSpecialSauce yep

[@chriscarswell450]

@@RolandSpecialSauce And yet they wonder why so many people don't respect the police anymore.

[@sterlingspots]

I am sure the department will investigate themselves and will find no fault with the officer’s actions.

[@chofyam3466]

Of course.

[@paulrichards6894]

that cop is a murder in waiting....he will kill some one sooner rather than later

[@Benjamin-tw1gw]

“We investigated our own officer and found that he did nothing wrong”

[@sobbski2672]

Sounds familiar...

[@bikerrider4845]

That means they won't pepper spray each other.

[@crisLeaps89]

I feel like I’m in the twilight zone for this guy being given a “C” grade 🤯 “you’re lucky i’m out of pepper spray” is an automatic F, lets be real

[@gigglybeast]

Audit the Audit’s grading scale sucks. He really needs to recalibrate it.

[@azcardguy7825]

100%

[@erikarabie]

Audit the Audit is a boot licker

[@MrMongoose221]

The fact that the police officer didn't submit the ticket shows you he knows he was guilty of misconduct and didn't want it to get investigated.

[@MikeVeis-w8d]

He's not a police officer, he's an SS soldier of the American Gestapo.

[@veganzombe]

​@@MikeVeis-w8dthe gestapo were police.

[@ClarityDetermination]

Hold on. Didn't he play a part in the Sound of Music?

[@pressthepress]

the fact

[@dankeyes292]

according to the guy in the car...

[@otter_king4162]

The fact cops can just stand in your face and spray you like that and you have no right to defend yourself at all speaks volumes!

[@shanghunter7697]

We DO have an inalienable RIGHT to protect ourselves from harm, us people are so divided and lost............ALL setup this way too !

[@Rastei]

Technically you have the right to defend you but maybe ends in lethal force applied by these dogs. Making imposible to you to defend in court. They know this that's why they threaten you.

[@ericbrooks939]

Yeah, who the fuck made that rule???

[@trouty7947]

@@Rastei you don't have the right, you'll get resisting and assault on a police officer. Very, very, few places allow you to resist even an illegal arrest. And even then, you'll have to fight that in court as they will just escalate force until you're either dead or in jail

[@caseyjones4358]

We should start working together to make the problem go away. By problem I mean badged tyrant pigs.

[@mdamaged]

This was a very clear case of violating the most important law to the system. Hurting an officer's ego.

[@MrBeevee5]

And his little feelings.

[@carlosguerra518]

Contempt of Cop, pathetic indeed!

[@chriscarswell450]

Their ego is obviously who they REALLY serve and protect. According to their actions.

[@blauer2551]

Universally known to be one of the most fragile things ever detected

[@PoseidonGod]

The only thing the officer did wrong is maybe not talking in the most polite way to someone who was resisting and questionning the officer's whole career and legitimacy.

[@zendogmultimedia]

this whole "you look suspicious" and "i fear for my safety" thing in stops like this is so bullshit. Only a dirty cop would utilize tactics like that.

[@bn444]

"Get out of the car?" "Why?" "Because you're not being cooperative." "How am I not being cooperative?" "By not getting out of your car." This is why you don't just hand any idiot authority over others, even if they completed a month's worth of "training".

[@caidenteague2592]

A months worth of training? You’re kidding right? Do you just pull random facts out of your ass and hope they’re true?

[@scottgames99]

Exactly! Imagine someone comes up to you and says I own your house. Your reply, how? He then says I have your keys. So you ask why do you have my keys. They then reply, I already told you because I own your house.

[@marvingonzalez926]

@@scottgames99 Wait... is police officer training actually just a month in the US? :O It's several years to even be on the force, that does not even give you any rank to wave around yet, at least in Germany. That WOULD explain a lot, jesus christ.

[@scottgames99]

@@marvingonzalez926 it's usually closer to around 6 to 9 months and then a few on the job months training. It's not completely the length that's the issue. It's the quality of training. A lot of the departments are not funded enough for actually good training. One of the reasons defending cops will just make things worst sadly. It's also a hiring issue, departments take people who are not stable and or racist in certain areas. It's am awful combination.

[@bloop7665]

@@marvingonzalez926 well Germany also started 2 World wars so I guess learning from Germany or doing what Germany wants would be wrong .lol😂 being a cop isn’t easy you should see how many police haters or advocates do the police training and fail shoot don’t shoot situations or die in the training

[@covertoptzz]

Citizens: *Exercising their rights* Cops: "You're not acting normal."

[@budc.8172]

You have no right to resist an officers order to step out of your vehicle during a traffic stop. This was decided by the supreme court as stated in the video. This man should have been charged for resisting arrest.

[@GlidingBoulder]

​@@budc.8172 ​ Police officer; "Hello, my name is officer Bacon, I pulled you over for speeding, lick your elbow" Driver; "What?" Police officer pepper sprays driver "STOP RESISTING!" He wasn't under arrest for resisting a lawful order- Yes it was definitely heading that way, but he had to be under arrest in the first place, can't skip steps.

[@budc.8172]

@@GlidingBoulder He was pulled over for a traffic violation legitimate or not. When pulled over an officer can order you out of your vehicle for personal safety. The SCOTUS has ruled you MUST comply. If you want to argue your case then go to court and argue there otherwise follow his lawful command to exit the vehicle.

[@Vincentarthur100]

To be fair the video doesn’t capture everything that happened, so making an assumption on just what we saw is not smart

[@johnathanweber4271]

@@budc.8172 Unfortunately your right and we need to overturn that. It is complete bullshit

[@jesusmontanez769]

*notice something?* 7:35 The fact that he turned away to ask his partner if he had pepper spray and didn't seem to be afraid to do so, while also lowering his taser while doing this, invalidates his "fear" he had of the man. If he was so afraid for his safety, he wouldn't take any chance or at least not look away. He just wanted the man to comply and got caught up in his power trip. Crazy.

[@Nan-59]

Yeah we noticed it! The cop is a jerk!! 100%

[@invictusbp1prop143]

@@Nan-59 it's not just that he's a jerk. It's that he's bad at his job. He doesn't know how to deal with people. There's nothing about him or the way he acts that seems like he's in a position of some authority. He speaks to the driver like the kid nobody likes in your history class, not like a police officer, or professional of any kind for that matter. Even being an asshole, if he'd spoken to the driver like an adult, he would have at least been more likely to be taken seriously. As it was, the driver saw and treated him like a joke because he was acting like a joke. Wishy washy unprofessional calling him dude, and he kept giving ultimatums then not following thru when the driver didn't care what he has to say. So he just kept losing any shred of credibility he may have had up to that point. Cop seriously has a lot to learn. If that guy can get him all twisted up n flustered n not knowing what to do, if he ever has to deal with an experienced bad guy who's done time, he might end up walking back to the precinct in his skivvies.

[@sidjr98]

“Why did you sign up to be a police officer if you’re gonna harass people?” Man, the fact that there’s some cops out there that sign up to be cops TO DO THIS is insane.

[@In4Th3Kill]

Just based on my personal experience, the people I went to high school with who ended up becoming cops were the people that you did not want to see become cops, because they were bullies, love having power over people, and showed that giving them power lead to abuse of power

[@crius9882]

The fact that the pepper spray was out, and given how he wanted to use it for speeding in this case. It terrifies me on what potential innocent people he's used it before on

[@kfiscal01]

Like his kids.

[@MajorMalfunction]

Why do you think it was empty?

[@mcgarnagle8785]

@@MajorMalfunction the officer said it was out.

[@alonelychocolatebar1954]

@@MajorMalfunction the cop said "Oh man, it's out. Dude you're so lucky right now." That was what, 4 minutes into the video?

[@hifiandrew]

I hate 'contempt of cop' reactions as much as anyone. But at the same time, many times at traffic stops it's gone from a seemingly harmless guy just arguing with the cop amount a minor offense to him grabbing a gun and shooting the cop. If the cop wanted to pull him out for safety, the driver should have complied. Was the cop being a jerk or did he really have concern for his safety? Or both? Hard to say.

[@freshpack8928]

A taser is supposed to be a less than lethal weapon and only used when an officer is attacked . It is not a cattle prod to be used for submission purposes when there is no violence .

[@stevejette2329]

An officer with a radio, backup, bulletproof vest, handgun, baton, mace, taser, and QUALIFIED IMMUNITY fears for his safety ??? NOPE. Just an excuse to search, hoping to find ANYTHING for an arrest and conviction. (Even if they have to plant something) Because that's where the raise and promotion are.

[@miciso666]

seems it is :D everyime i see someone get pulled they taze the fuck out of people. really if its a black dude. america is hilarious.

[@khanges4534]

Incorrect

[@elpacho....9254]

@@miciso666 the country is the United States, America is the continent.

[@joan1609]

@@elpacho....9254 North America and South America are continents. "The Americas" plural, refers to both and often includes Central America. Just America is short for United States of America.

[@UncomfortableShoes]

I’m from this area. I’ve been pulled over twice. Second time I asked why I was being stopped and the cop screamed at me just for asking. Now with this video I worry the whole department is rotten.

[@oliviabasham]

This appears to be a failure of the whole department's training. Auditors should show up in droves and get them to fix that training, even if they have to remove the chief, who is wholly responsible for this horrifically trashy officer behavior.

[@michaeldeadwyler4034]

Fight to change the states laws. It's the only way I guess.

[@kavami11jams30]

I'm just disgusted with these officers ego trips. Like they have power to arrest this man bc he standing up for his rights. And then he has the audacity to ask his partner for his pepper spray "bc he so in danger for his life"....bs! I just can't get past the I justice and they wonder why we despise them so. We're not treated like civilized citizens bit like trash they can kick around threaten whenever they feel like it. It's despicable and yet another reason why there needs to be massive reform and training. Fir God's sake know and uphold the laws you are paid to know don't just make them up as you go. It doesn't work like that. These abd most officers are clueless about what they're doing. And they enjoy using whatever powers they delusionally think they have to get you to do what they want regarless of any law or infraction. Qualified immunity needs to be abolished as well as Police Unions and the opportunity for departments to investigate themsekved rather than a 3rd party. So much change needs to happen and NOW before lawsuits injuries and death continue to occur.

[@anakinsmith4770]

it's the entire US justice system that's corrupt mainly due to outdated constitutional rights

[@dantastic044]

All departments are rotten to the core. Every once in a while you get a legitimately good cop, and they're muscled out for not being "one of the boys"

[@tomhutchison5992]

This deputy is an embarrassment to being human. He had no control of the situation.

[@ianbattles7290]

Cops: "Violence is wrong and illegal!" Also cops: *eager to initiate violence over a minor traffic infraction*

[@ZantherStone]

I've never heard a cop say violence is wrong and illegal. They seem to support gun ownership and often like the more violent sports

[@tomtheiss6221]

If you don't mind, could you just go ahead and post the exact time on the video when the cop threatened violence over a traffic violation? I did note when the cop threatened violence for refusing a lawful order to get out of the car, but I didn't see the part you mentioned. Appreciate it! I got 50 bucks on it. Thanks

[@E3742O]

@@tomtheiss6221 oh wow it was legal, so was slavery but we’ve acknowledged that was wrong. A cop being able to force you out of the car for no reason is wrong, when they could just write your ticket and let everyone go about their day. But nah they’d rather do everything they can to find a reason to get you.

[@E3742O]

They literally just do whatever they want and decide if it’s “Legal” lol alcohol was legal, then not (while most of them probably still drank) then they’re like “eh let’s make it legal again f it”

[@E3742O]

Hell a few videos ago they basically robbed someone of 100k even though they didn’t have any proof it was used illegally and just had “suspicions” and then the court decided “eh we’ll give ‘em like 36k back and keep the rest” lol that’s “legal” too but is it right?

[@abikuneebus]

It’s terrifying how easily one cop having a bad day can ruin your life. This isn’t an example of that, but it easily could have been. Though I understand the system makes it so that justice can only safely be found in a courtroom, what about the in between? What about the job you lose while you’re in jail? What about the fact that even if you are blatantly in the right, the courts are FAR more likely to side with a cop? It’s enough to keep you up at night if you let it, at least for me. As a side note, I believe it’s a dangerous precedent. If someone suspects they are being falsely arrested by someone pretending to be a cop, what do they do? Just go along with it crossing their fingers? Or risk jail time? It’s a choice no one should even have to think about.

[@mbfhh]

All great points. I'd be interested if @Audit the Audit could offer any light on police impersonation and what your legal protections may be if you suspect an officer isn't who they say they are.

[@jaxonkruz7477]

The same way a cop at about the public and fear for their safety, the public should be able to act and defend themself in the exact same way a cop would, whenever you see a cop abusing their authority to unlawful arrest you and take you to jail and your life is about to get ruined you should be able to defend yourself against that Tyrant whose policing off ego because once he scared for his life he has no qualms taking out his service arm and unloaded getting into you, so what should be the law that should prevent the public doing the exact same thing to a cop when they try to abuse their authority to take away your freedom, Second Amendment right

[@u.synlig]

“Justice is found in the courtroom, not on the street.” Comforting words for the frustrated citizen. So ...the police contact/traffic stop/arrest is the preeminent domain of the law enforcement officer; but, what about the accepted fact that the police officer’s ‘word’ has more weight than a defendant’s in court? Now LE have a leg up (on the street) _and_ a foot ahead (in court). (If they are all honest and trustworthy, then this doesn’t matter.)

[@fedimusmaximus2454]

@@jaxonkruz7477 ditto

[@mf--]

@@u.synlig gotta go to jury duty to disagree with cops and encourage other jurors to not trust them

[@SorenPenrose]

"That's the universe trying to protect both of us" I've never seen someone find the perfect words for a tense moment while it's happening

[@sudenetwork2421]

Thank you 🙏 😂

[@J.Ogden954]

Ha. Very true...

[@elliotpietri98]

Grace under pressure...

[@wpro770]

He is a word ninja

[@MrNightmaresinner]

How much has he used on others we don't know since it was empty? Hopefully in rightful occasions.

[@iCantLogOut]

He's calmly asking the dude if he's ready to be pepper sprayed, very clearly not in fear... And you give him a C?

[@benp3592]

Must be audit's cousin or some shit

[@TheMuffinManIsHappy]

I was thinking the same thing. Unbelievable.

[@dazediss6629]

“We’re out, you are so lucky”, meanwhile there’s a 70 mile trail of blind grandmas strewn down the highway that he’s sprayed for resisting.

[@MR.GetOVERiT333]

BLACK GRANDMAS, GET THAT RIGHT.

[@dazediss6629]

@@MR.GetOVERiT333 There’s literally not one black person in the video.

[@JudgeHolden513]

@@dazediss6629 I bet you're great at parties

[@Bastikovski99]

@@MR.GetOVERiT333 Because cops only harass black people, even though we just watched a cop trying to pepper spray a red-headed white guy?

[@MR.GetOVERiT333]

@@Bastikovski99 a DUSKY red headed white guy. Get it straight.

[@brettstarks1846]

Frankly, anytime a cop is out of line, resisting arrest charges should be automatically dropped.

[@adammarko1992]

On top that NO PERSON should ever be charged with resisting arrested unless they are being properly arrested for an actual legit crime.

[@charlesaky1352]

That's the stupidest comment I have heard this year so far lol ! Every entitled karen like this one would see cops as always being out of line. What kind of deluded reality do you guys live in ? lol

[@aliengreen2364]

Unfortunately you should comply with the officers regardless and have it sorted out in the courtroom

[@adammarko1992]

@@aliengreen2364 Most would agree if it resulted in actual change instead of arse covering.

[@AuroraAce.]

@@charlesaky1352 wouldn't the court decide who was out of line and not either party. if you resist arrest and the officer is justified that's still potential jail time, it's just if the court says the original thing you were being arrested for was bogus then they drop it

[@stk9387]

Is this cop for real?? The fact that he knows he’s being recorded and continues with his insane behavior is truly shocking.

[@OriginalMindTrick]

Mind-blowing. Not the brightest bulb.

[@Seldomheardabout]

Insane? Wtf is wrong with you guys. He issued a lawful order to get out of the car and Mr. bubblegum disobeyed the law. Is this a liberal channel? Please tell me.

[@stk9387]

@@Seldomheardabout you’re definitely pulling us. You can’t be that stupid…or socially awkward?

[@I-dont-reply]

He needs a home visit from his victims.

[@idontcareaboutyourfeelings9230]

STK , the only thing that I find shocking, is your naivety in finding anything in this video to be, well....shocking ! This must be your first video, cause it is one of the tamest videos I have ever seen!

[@tamerasimpson9469]

A "C"?!? That police officer is everything that is WRONG with Law Enforcement. He gets an F!

[@jfh667]

Asking someone to get out of their car and expose themselves to the risks of an accident for a 5 mph speeding ticket is a HUGE lack of judgement. This cop shouldnt be allowed to carry weapons, and even less a badge.

[@toastygaming7964]

the context is missing, he couldve refused to give his license

[@c0mputer]

I have to disagree. The video starts part way through the encounter. We don’t know why the officer wanted him out of the car. You MIGHT be right but we don’t have the full story to come to the conclusion of whether or not he should be allowed to carry a gun and badge.

[@Seldomheardabout]

I am 100% done with this channel. Did you watch the video? It is explained that the officer issued a lawful order to this belligerent man. Nobody disputes that. So why does he get to break the law? Can I refuse to listen to the police and expect your support? You guys are beyond insane. The best part is the cop who didn't break any laws got a c. The guy who broke the law and wouldn't listen to the police... Also a C. Life is easy when you are dumb.

[@jackbeedle2956]

This cop shouldn't be a cop unrealistic police stop harrassing citizens borrows pepper spray from another cop

[@babayega_]

@@toastygaming7964 the cop was fired and being investigated. The second cop is also being investigated. Don't you think it's odd that the pepper spray was empty? Yeah, so did his supervisors and upon an internal investigation they found out this guy and the 2nd cop that was there were playing a game where whoever pepper sprays more people wins. The reason he is out of pepper spray is because he has already sprayed many others in a traffic stop. "wE aRe MisSiNg CoNtExT" is a bootlickers excuse for always trying to give the benefit of doubt to a cop. By your own theory then you should assume when the citizen continues to tell the cop to give him the ticket and let him go, by default that means the cop already has his information and he's telling him go write the ticket and stop telling me to get out of my car. The context is that this cop has had NUMEROUS roadside pepper spraying innocent drivers cases and this video bright on the investigation that finally got him FIRED and his buddy, the second cop CHARGED for unnecessary use of force for pepper spraying people "for points" in their own little secret game. Stop blindly defending every do and put the burden of proof on them. But the public. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@BOYGOSGO]

“I got bullied in high school so I became a cop so I can order people around and feel good about myself” -the cop performing this stop, probably

[@brownkr]

I suspect that, more often than not, the bad cop WAS the bully in high school. Maybe I’m wrong.

[@BOYGOSGO]

@@brownkr also very possible, yes

[@richardkalmwater5996]

You become what you hate. Jesse Lee Peterson

[@royrudy]

and if he fails the police academy he'll become another power-driven security guard

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

@@brownkr They are all the bad cop. Most are exactly that, the insecure bully, and some are just outright criminals taking advantage of people. The “good” cops are either about to quit or be forced out…this is why ACAB

[@christhompson7766]

The fact the pepperspry was empty tells u how much he uses it.

[@brycesansores7532]

His pepper spray is empty? He must have given out some “speeding tickets” earlier too

[@tomtheiss6221]

LOL True! Can you imagine how many bigger A-holes out there than this whiney-child?

[@ASR84_FX]

I wouldn't be surprised if his gun magazine is empty.

[@matejfele9971]

@@ASR84_FX There's a void between his ears too.

[@DCMel0]

I bet he just pretended it was empty because he knew he would be in trouble if really used it

[@blakesmith2101]

I have to quit watching these videos....These cops are so infuriating, makes my blood boil how they act. I give officer Sauer a big fat "F" for escalating this situation.

[@augustbaptiste9001]

Yep that cop should be fired immediately

[@damonmay5935]

I think a C was fair , a C for c××t .

[@Phiery]

Stop watching them and do something about it

[@charles1964]

@@Phiery Serious question: what can the average citizen do to stop this type of policing

[@jonstone9741]

I'm stunned that ATA gave the cop a "C" instead of an "F." If his can of pepper spray wasn't empty, the cop would have pepper-sprayed the driver. ATA should stop giving such lenient grades to cops. It makes him look like a bootlicker rather than an objective observer. I think it irritates some of his viewers and causes him to lose credibility with his viewers.

[@riat8006]

A grade of C? Are you kidding me? This cop should get an F! He escalated a minor speeding infraction. Terrible.

[@indeahsawyer3617]

First thing I said he stood there and put it up in his face😭

[@chrislonsdale2953]

Absolutely correct. Giving this officer a C is a fucking disgrace.

[@louisavondart9178]

and it was a BS speeding charge as well....

[@hno_elmerchavarria8820]

Nobody it’s perfect even people that know the law are still on the side of cops

[@liarzdice]

Makes me wonder if there was pepper spray left if we'd still see a ridiculous C grade. Seems this channel only cares about legality and nothing to do with morality/ethicality.

[@barkoband4477]

Dont let this go! Go after them. This has to stop

[@stephansmith3881]

"That's the universe trying to protect both of us." What a great line in such a tense situation. 🤣🤣

[@Mr0PT1C]

he should've followed up with, "Wonder why you're out of pepper spray, must be a habit of yours."

[@Dowlphin]

@@Mr0PT1C Or "Man, you used it all up already? When did you put a fresh can in?"

[@thejoker7239]

He is white he knew he would make it out alive 😃

[@mr.peanutbutter6969]

@@thejoker7239 you realize more whites are killed by police than blacks right?

[@DixieRebelReviews]

@@thejoker7239 quit race baiting, it's a bad look.

[@chrisfisher4503]

"Why did you sign up to be a police officer if you're going to harass people?" That's EXACTLY why he became a cop, so he can harass people with impunity.

[@MikeVeis-w8d]

He's not a police officer, he's an SS soldier of the American Gestapo

[@andrzejsawicki3770]

Pigs do this to get promoted. Pigs have to prove themselves and extort money from motorists for the state.

[@abes3925]

“If justice is meant to be found in a court room” then why are cops allowed to investigate themselves and the judges and DA always side with the cops or giving them a slap on the wrist compared to your normal citizen?

[@charliewebb7812]

Not always, it’s just the ones that you hear about are the ones where they get a slap on the wrist.

[@arthurneddysmith]

@@charliewebb7812 -"Just the ones you hear about" ... and the statistics, the videos, and the historical record. Please come back down to earth.

[@charliewebb7812]

@@arthurneddysmith what statistics. please provide a link if your going to reference something as an argument.

[@joshwarrey3728]

Justice is when cops get whacked for violating citizens' rights

[@tibettenballs4962]

The prosecutors office (local state or federal) investigate the police.

[@Ioulou66]

“Dude, that’s the universe trying to protect both of us”. 😂

[@ToniThompson-rl3mp]

I liked that one! Lol

[@kaindabadguy]

The major problem with the accusation of resisting arrest is it’s up to the discretion of the police officers. Threatening violence, aggressively grabbing or striking someone will naturally cause a resistance action.

[@DerPlaystationZocker]

In the same vein escaping from prison is natural for prisoners yet the US charges people extra for it. (some European countries dont) The US just has a lower standart for Human rights and Humanity as a whole.

[@brianhendrick8655]

Of course it will, And that's exactly why they do it !

[@raccpootonsuijuris6949]

George Floyd?

[@punchabunchofbuttons214]

@SnowforPres "a lower standard for human rights?" We have more rights than any other country in the world. It's not the law, it's the law enforcement. You sound ridiculous.

[@Strideo1]

Yeah, I've seen videos where cops repeatedly strike people in the face or about the head while screaming at them to put their hands behind their back and stop resisting which is absolutely absurd. The natural urge to react to such attacks by trying to shield one's self from the blows with your hands and arms is overwhelming. People have suffered severe and sometimes permanent injuries or even death because of being struck in the head repeatedly while being ordered to put their hands behind the back. But even less severe actions by officers such as grabbing can cause an instinctive reaction to recoil or try to shield one's self. I'm not saying it's okay to fight the cops but instances where someone just recoiled or jerked away for a second shouldn't always be grounds for charges of resisting arrest.

[@mobrocket]

"I can pull anyone out of a vehicle" The arrogance and word choice of that statement says a lot.

[@zraven1400]

in the future he might not like what comes out of the car.

[@gbang444]

I can’t even comprehend how someone like that was even allowed to be a cop

[@thestreet9537]

Iq limits for the force dude. Smilesotheylikeyou

[@inyouremomsass929]

That's exactly the people they want as cops

[@user-rb4cf5dy4p]

Bro couldn't even be good at being a bad cop he looked so pussy

[@edbigtruck]

Worse remains as a Cop

[@sweetcharlemaigne2335]

they want the soy boys now - masculinity in America has gone by the wayside in that generation.

[@verncuepublic1730]

The courtroom is the worst place to argue. Especially when more often than not, they will all side with each other to take the freedom away from anyone they choose. I do not consent to codes, statutes, ordinances, policies, regulations or rules that are unlawful and or in place that violate the Bill of Rights. I will defend myself anywhere against tyranny.

[@SN-ge7eg]

This “Cop” scares me, there is about 35 sprays in one container and the fact he even took his taser out after is terrifying, dude is to scared to be a cop

[@MrSirwolf2001]

The sleezeball is a bully, that is all.

[@chucalux99]

He gets a C? No! He gets an F- That officer is a danger to society, he is mentally unstable

[@Mickey-hz3cn]

This guy always licks the boots of the tyrants. He doesn't get the concept of liberty. Liberty's not free . the tree of liberty needs watering.

[@dennis22255]

I agree

[@emmanueldavis1872]

This cop doesn't deserve an F-. If anything, he derserved nothing. He was indeed able to order the guy out of his car. However, he searched his car witout making a proper arrest with was an illegal search. Plus, he made the situation worse over a simple traffic imfraction. Then the traffic stop was a bad one anyway due to him not speeding in the first place. Bro deserves a grade so bad that it's an unknown bad grade.

[@livvlovelaughh]

He’s on a full power trip and needs retraining

[@georgedunkelberg5004]

@@livvlovelaughhmental evaluation then upwards firing (as far as hiring, training, superiors in supervision to departmental chief. WHY? as history shows the victimization flows from the top down by sychophantic boot licking.

[@bakerfx4968]

Just a C?!? That officer was on one of the biggest ego trips I’ve seen. The psychological bullying he was doing is scary “hey do YOU have pepper spray?”

[@imyourhosttoasto_o9905]

I was just about to say this. Not a good rating.

[@rcpilot179]

I guess you've got to get shot for a cop to get an F.

[@almendratlilkouatl]

This creator is always praising cops

[@Buzzlightyear575]

This channel holds the blue line DONT be fooled

[@brothaman007]

i am not pro-cop by any means, but the grading this channel gives is pretty fair. He does not ignore parts of law that cops were right with just because they acted like extreme assholes. In this case, the cop did have quite a few things correct according to law. Sure, i get that his attitude was trash and what he did was awful, but that does not negate the legal stuff that was correct. Normally we see cops on here that are incredibly nice, but totally misrepresenting the law, and he also grades them a C. If they act like this dude and totally do not know the law and are dead wrong about it, then he gives that big fat G

[@makeupartistism]

Thank you for actually giving us a conclusion to the video shown to us. Rarely done in these "Audit" videos

[@daleplatino]

This stuff needs to be handled on the streets not in the courtroom. That officer desired to hurt him and you give him a C. The fact is his pepper spray bottle was out because he's already used it on no telling how many people. That was the first thing he was resorting to for no apparent reason means he should have gotten a F.

[@dannyw7662]

And why was the spray empty? Already sprayed another citizen?????

[@ZantherStone]

How else does an officer get someone out of a car if the person doesn't comply. OC seems like the most neutral tool. That way there's no claims of extra punches or arm twisting or face hitting the ground or other injury.

[@LongJohnLiver]

He wasn't out of OC spray. It was a bluff and the guy called it. Cop was trying to save face by saying he was out.

[@c0mputer]

No way this should be handled in the streets. Are you insane?

[@ZantherStone]

@@c0mputer honestly I think a lot of the people who comment on these videos are slightly insane. Totally detached from reality and also extremists. One should never trust advice or answer from people like that.

[@HexproofAnarchist]

"OFFICER SAFETY" is the magic word that supercedes our rights every time!

[@nic.h]

I saw no safety concerns for the officer here, unless we have to protect their egos now as well

[@FermentedGrumpyGrapeSqueezit]

It doesn't nothing supercedes rights. Rights > freedoms > policy > mandates > feelings

[@AdrianBrown]

I swear. They could break EVERY one of the Bill of Rights with _"Officer Safety"_

[@Smilodon_]

The "you're so lucky" comment just sends chills down my spine. Sounds so vindictive and personal. "I wanted to inflict physical pain on you but you're so lucky I can't." The 2A was written for cops like these. These "police officer safety" exceptions to someone's natural rights are disgraceful.

[@TeamBOBBYEE]

“You’re so lucky , my C was about to be a F “

[@ryanjones7681]

Unfortunately you'd have to shoot fist and assume they're going to be wrong. Because as soon as you give them any sort of chance they will shoot you, before you have a chance to defend yourself.

[@georgedunkelberg5004]

ABSOLUTELY! OUR SLAVE OWNING FOUNDERS SAID THAT THEIR US CONSTITUTION WAS BASED ON THE NATURAL HUMAN LAW OF ALL MAN KIND. THAT THE AMENDMENTS ARE GOVERNMENT LIMMITING AGAINST THE TYRRANY OF USURPATIONS BY POWER AND WEALTH SEEKING.

[@rubenduran9517]

The 2A was not written for anything close to this scenario.

[@JadeAkelaONeal]

​@@rubenduran9517the fuck it wasn't

[@waynesellers9929]

Why didn't this officer just write him a ticket for 5 MILES OVER the speed limit and go on about his day??

[@jakenbake9878]

This audit gets an F. The officer needs an F. He has zero control over the situation and escalated this beyond belief.

[@fastinradfordable]

Preach it Jake N Bake

[@bvcoyle3903]

Yep the fact that he even reached for the pepper spray or taser should have been an immediate F in this situation. It’s clear to all who were watching that the guy with the camera was posing absolutely zero threat to the officer, at least not enough to warrant the use of a weapon.

[@jimthompson8947]

Escalation is in the training. It begins there. Consider it population control and survival of the smartest. 1st world life 101.

[@bla4547]

No he did not. He failed to de-escalate, but it was the actions of the driver that led to the situation. The officer stopped him for speeding whether valid or not we do not know, I will not take claims from either side as facts. But a fact is the officer IS within his authority to ask the driver to step out. Why he would do that, what went down prior... we don't know. But it is his right, and the driver is the one disobeying a lawful order here, there is only one way that can go, which is an arrest and use of force. So, terrible communication skills? Yes. Illegal arrest? Absolutely not. So C is perfectly fine.

[@jakenbake9878]

@@bla4547 Not the kinda cop I want working in my town. F for me.

[@dreddscott3873]

"That's the universe trying to protect both of us." This is so wildly funny and profound and it came so quick and naturally. I do stand up on the side sometimes and that was 1000% smooth.

[@blakehansen5434]

I picked up on that too. Truly a genius thing to say. Really shows this guy is cool under pressure

[@dismalthoughts]

@@youtubechill935 Obviously that he's an authority on funny. haha

[@FollowFunk]

Interesting you say that cause they guy Josh in the vid also does stand up. Remember doing open mics with him.

[@PrincessZelda_is_My_Side_Chick]

This guy is the last person that should own a badge and a gun. Absolutely terrifying.. Imagine how many people he's used excessive force on that weren't recording the interaction

[@abbasessi]

Yeah imagine how the hell they will behave behind the camera there they will do what the hell they want and u have no witness or evidence

[@erichoepelman7764]

Fortunately he doesn’t own the badge they just let him wear it and that speaks to them

[@sarahhurst701]

For real!

[@pwnd98]

Where do you think all of his pepper spray go?

[@Dempdawg11]

You don't understand, that they want these guys as police. Not a bug, a feature.

[@SteveOfTheMountains]

This is a nation wide problem. The system promotes this behavior.

[@c45-nr4pk3gu7f]

The deputy deserved an F. He tried to pepper spray a driver for gong 5 over the speed limit and then he threatened to taser him over a non-violent traffic stop. You can't make this stuff up!

[@hifiandrew]

Then the driver was also an ass. We both know this cop escalated it because the driver was being an ass as well. Had the driver kept his mouth shut and handed his license, he'd never have been asked to get out of the car. This case they both get an A... for ASS.

[@Tony-ex2rm]

@@hifiandrew Houston v Hill allows him to be a dick to the officer. Who is the professional in this case....the police officer. On him to always descalate and act professional, Period.

[@Officialbarz]

@@hifiandrew well cops are paid to be professionals with a policy to follow and rules on how to conduct themselves around the public .The public don't have to be happy because a cop stopped him for no reason

[@MrTheHillfolk]

@@Officialbarz we've found the bootlicker ,don't even bother.

[@theoriginaltylerdurden]

@@hifiandrew The video never said he didn't turn over his documents. This little shit was on a power-trip. Anybody honest can see the video shows that.

[@firemedic23-5]

"Step out of the car" is always used as retaliation for a citizen challenging their precived authority.

[@1chish]

Its the first step written in the 'This is how you escalate it to an arrest" Police manual.

[@DaizyCutt3r]

“Step out of the car…” so I am out of view of the phone’s camera.

[@joefoulger3510]

"Step out of the car" and "Please face the wall now" are the same statement worded differently

[@FollowFunk]

Exactly. But thats kind of exactly why cops cant just let it go after theyve ordered you out of the car. Then citizens will think cops have no power which is also not good.

[@DaveDepilot-KFRG]

a cop can pull you out of the car during a traffic stop at any time

[@MythosFilmsYT]

You really missed the mark with this one, Anything higher than an F for this officer is unacceptable.

[@bootmaker1295]

You don't find justice in court very often when the judge works with the police everyday

[@shawncook8672]

So if the courtroom is where "justice" should be attained, why do we see so many cops acting like judge, jury and executioner?

[@flossietube2065]

I know that's right!!!

[@novafire9811]

some cops get a complex where they want to have power over others and abuse their power in the wrong way. there's good cops that know how to de-escalate situations to solve things peacefully. however, there are others that will escalate the situation and make things worse, and it could be either the officer or the suspect.

[@whynow7020]

because that’s just human behavior, some people just aren’t prepared for a job like this. their authority gets questioned and they react with emotion, it’s as simple as that. another thing is people think it’s funny to antagonize police officers, if you ever noticed those situations either end in shootings or “abuse videos”. judge jury and executioner my ass, it’s not that deep people are just controlling. and to add to your statement, who the fuck said justice meant anything in this country anymore? pretty much all of our politicians are corrupt, we call them out constantly and nothing is done about it, a fuck ton of judges are in peoples pockets if they’re rich enough, even lawyers get bribed occasionally to purposely lose cases. there is no justice on a regular basis

[@jacobbrendle1508]

No one is saying that it's okay for cops to act like that. Now if it's a physical altercation where the cop is defending their life or someone else's then that is where it is okay. The reason they say wait for justice in the courtroom and just comply is so you don't get any unnecessary charges added on or risk your life with an officer that is doing wrong. You can resist a false arrest for something that isn't illegal and you can still go to jail for resisting arrest. Whereas if you were just arrested and didn't fight the cops and it was deemed and unnecessary or unconstitutional detention you would be able to sue but you may lose that right if you fight the police or resist arrest hence fight it in the courtroom not the street.

[@JJ_Justice]

Im always saying this

[@kenwinger7989]

Fun fact when he said you're so lucky it's out that's already him beyond violating the terms of his job he can tell that he's taking a sense of amusement or Joy from the attempted violence

[@idaslpdhr]

It amazes me that the cops swear an oath to the constitution and to protect and serve, and abandon that oath the minute they get the chance for an EGO trip

[@ZantherStone]

Except in this case he followed the caselaw

[@pingo.with.a.camera9897]

And swear to honestly and truthfully preform their duties..

[@tomcooley3778]

Cops SUCK !

[@elmcitymassmedia4211]

You mean “some” cops. I corrected that for you…generalization is the worst thing to ever do since each person is their own individual.

[@DrummerJacob]

They take that oath about as seriously as you did when you signed up for KZbin and skipped over dozens of pages of fine print to get in with your real goals.

[@erniegettler6493]

The key phrase is minimal intrusion. It is only a minimal violation of our rights? That is disgusting!

[@greorbowlfinder7078]

That cop deserves 5 years in prison with anger management classes. We need some zero tolerance policies and mandatory sentencing for bad police work.

[@hillaryclinton1314]

Restraining orders kill kops "careers"

[@billmason2785]

Anger management classes are a court's income stream 🤔

[@bluesakura2092]

authority/power + responsibility + tolerance .

[@eddiecampbell7224]

probably the dumbest comment I've ever heard.

[@flntstne]

Not anger management. The penalty for someone that is entrusted to protect our rights but instead violates our rights should be summary execution. I know you think this seems extreme. Execute a few bad cops and the rest will immediately straighten up.

[@fjoebidun5376]

Any leo that is shown to have hostile aggressive actions at the onset of any stop and doesn't try to deescalate should be charged with something like criminal mischief with intent to do harm. And anything the suspect does should be lawful and thrown out in every case. Obviously this is for all minor stops

[@raccpootonsuijuris6949]

By trying to remove a recording device, is he not interfering with an investigation?

[@fjoebidun5376]

@@raccpootonsuijuris6949 interfering requires physical action.

[@raccpootonsuijuris6949]

@@fjoebidun5376 such as a physical phone being physically removed from the scene? And you are wrong, intimidating witness & hiding factual evidence are applicable.

[@fjoebidun5376]

@@raccpootonsuijuris6949 you talking about the cops removing his phone? Because he didn't remove anyone's phone.

[@raccpootonsuijuris6949]

@@fjoebidun5376 Never said he did, however he was trying to have the phone 'set down' & therefore remove the ability to record the LEO's actions. Look, I have a pair of raccoons that are constantly fighting this week due to the female not wanting to breed with her brother. I don't wish to fight with you on this, I have enough fucarage this week. Maybe you are in a bad mood due to some feces being upon the last boot you licked? I troll christians, constantly, so I clearly see what you are doing. 🐷💩🥾👅

[@Sunstar808]

The Deputy pulls this driver over for speeding. The driver, however, saw the Deputy following him so most likely wasn’t speeding. He gives the Deputy his license/registration but was probably annoyed. The Deputy felt disrespected and felt that the driver wasn’t subservient enough which is why he ordered him out the vehicle. The Deputy could have just written a citation and left.

[@isair81]

Yeah, it’s not enough to simply issue an extortion note, they also demand deference and ”respect”, if you question the legitimacy of a citation, your are suddenly a ”threat” to officer safety.

[@DerPlaystationZocker]

Subservience is What Police value the most, kinda sounds police-state-y

[@budthespud1546]

If you're not thanking them for their service or calling them big heros, you're suspicious.

[@FTLnovaKid]

Yea the cop had his ego hurt because the driver was not submitting to him.

[@jonstone9741]

The "Mimms" decision is the underlying culprit here. The Supreme Court gives too much deference to "officer safety" over the rights of citizens to be safe from unfair harassment by cops. Police work is not even one of the Top 10 most dangerous jobs. Because of these stupid Supreme Court decisions, cops routinely use "officer safety" as a flimsy pretext to harass citizens and escalate situations. Obviously, officer safety was not the real issue in this particular traffic stop. "Officer ego" was the issue.

[@ecwrocks4626]

What makes this cop scary is that he's SO calm while bein a psycho

[@pavel7576]

Government , literally gave him all your life and freedom, he can do now what he want… Real Criminals

[@MsRabbitFood]

he's clearly used to abusing his power over civilians. god forbid he ever came head to head with an actual thug/criminal/psychopath... ffs this angers me

[@razablanco3766]

It's bc he is scared, he uses authority to frighten people and since that isn't working he as to escalate from a distance and wait for back up,

[@jimmy6886]

That's what makes him a psychopath

[@andyfletcher3561]

That's what came to my mind as well. He was so scared he was smiling, joking about it. ''Okay...That's fine dude...It's fine...''.

[@jaxsonmac6827]

The fact that police officers can invent a reason to arrest you is preposterous. Our legal system is beyond broken. This is just one example.

[@thefancytiefling]

I just love that he tried to use pepper spray on him but it was out. That goes to show just how often this cop abuses it from his utility belt on innocent civilians

[@ClarityDetermination]

He completely was not in fear when he was out of pepper spray. What a farce.

[@georgedunkelberg5004]

HIS SWIFT, LOUD! DEMAND OF AN EQUALLY MILITARIZED ( BODY ARMOR, PEPPER SPRAY, TAZER PISTOLE) TIMES TWO.....A BACK-UP ASSISIN- IN- WAITING????? FOR HIS FEARS AND JUSTIFICATION OF THEIR "ROAD-SIDE RIDE" OF THEIR JUSTICE??? TO SMUGLY DIRECTIVELY: "TAKITTOCOURT!"

[@yourlifeisagreatstory]

Someone doesn’t bend the knee to his power and he accused him of being under the influence of alcohol or narcotics.

[@TylerXC91]

You can tell he was only letting this go on as long as it did because of the camera. If it was not there he would have immediately been assaulted.

[@FrankTheTank369]

The fact hes willing to seriously harm a person for going 10 mph over the speed limit is scary and this cop should be fired asap!! Oh and this cop wanted to take him out the car because he can..not because he was scared

[@darwinsango6428]

5 mph over. Even more ridiculous, and don't forget the probable unlawful search.

[@deusvult6920]

Until people defend themselves cops will keep doing this

[@waynehanley72]

Allegedly exceeding the speed limit.

[@derekwbooker93]

@@deusvult6920 and people should

[@Nan-59]

@@deusvult6920 really sounds like we can't defend ourselves, at least not on the spot. They talked about that in this very video.

[@Tmanaz480]

They love to tell people they're acting suspicious. The cop himself is acting suspicious. The citizen can also say "I don't know what's going on with you--I suspect you're intoxicated or mentally incapacitated."

[@ericgardner5548]

As a retired LEO, Deputy Stowers gets an F, his claims of acting weird and escalating was unnerving. He has no business as an officer. We don't if he was speeding, if he was doing 60 in a 55, that's a bs traffic stop. And then failed to submit the ticket!

[@HUBABUBA-il8fn]

As a retired LEO I find it hard to believe that you didn't notice/realize that this encounter had been going on for a good bit before the video starts. I'm really surprised that you passed judgement not knowing the entire confrontation and what preceded in the video, which I am sure probably started as soon as he was pulled over. Been drinking Kool-Aid instead of coffee for long?

[@biffsmith3927]

Mr Gardner. Are you one of the good cops the rest of us citizens always hear about but ever ever see????????

[@MrSaintVehementus]

I can tell you why he didnt submit, they would look dash cam, body cam and evidence would be in court, cop would be screwed and if he is really so unpopular well. If that cop would be 100% sure of legit stop and rest he would submit it.

[@lightkira4119]

@@HUBABUBA-il8fn we have the officer confirmation of the events when the driver narrated the full context. Either you are a troll or extremely lacking in critical analysis. The officer claimed for his safety he needed him outside the vehicle, how many speeding tickets require people outside their vehicle to write a simlle ticket? He wanted him outside for a patdown, and possibly detain him in his patrol car. Plenty of other videos on this channel where they use this tactic as a ruse to search your vehicle while they detain you. They did search the vehicle and found nothing. Where was the speeding ticket and charges posted again. According to you, the officer didn't have their side of events shown. Release the footage of the entire stop and let us decide what the facts are.

[@flossietube2065]

Well said Mr. Gardner!

[@cracklezapper]

I think this is the first time I have to disagree with the score you gave the cop. Spraying (attempting to) someone sitting in a car for a speeding ticket is off the charts bizarro. Love the video as always, but I would throw the book at this cop :-)

[@WizBunny3]

You should see the cash seizure video he put up recently. A man was robbed by cops in broad daylight after the cops admitted he'd done nothing wrong and ATA gave them a B- for it.

[@sneakinguponit]

Well, maybe there’s some truth in grade as far as the averageness of this cop.

[@adammarko1992]

@Jay... No, a car Needs to be thrown at this cop. That's what "C" grade is for lol

[@roseco581]

@@WizBunny3 that is because civil forfeiture is legal. Unfortunately.

[@DrVincentDoom]

@@WizBunny3 That B score was from a legal standpoint not so much morally. Steve Lehto is an attorney with a good amount of Civil asset forfeiture case videos. He’s practiced law over 20 years and is completely against CAF

[@shivasirons6159]

The supreme court really screwed us with this rule of cops being able to order citizens out of their vehicles for no reason or any reason!

[@markyg1970]

Yep!

[@pfphilly5962]

Well they also ordered women to keep fetuses no matter what so they’re not always making the correct decisions.

[@tactup23]

@@pfphilly5962 God forbid the government protects LIFE of the public instead of taking it.

[@gnosticmind]

Earning the hate with every interaction

[@roberteisen6687]

Lmao, a C for the officer? You're ridiculous. He displayed the type of personality that can easily lead to murdering many innocent civilians. He should've gotten an F.

[@GarlandFarms]

Controlled opposition boiling frogs.

[@CaptainBuggyTheClown]

Seriously, ATA is falling off hard as shit. I'm about to unsubscribe for these recent video grades.

[@CebronCalahan]

Start your own channel then.

[@whydoineedaname11]

@@CebronCalahan start your own comment thread then.

[@louiswillhauck5572]

Yeah this Tyrant deserves a F!!! And that’s only because there isn’t anything we have that is rated worst than a F

[@stevejette2329]

This absolutely makes me FURIOUS. What is wrong with these SICK officers ???

[@singaporesammy]

For them, ignorance of the law _is_ an excuse and being 'afraid' gives them more authority. Yellow-bellied moron cops can get away with anything. There's no reason to be anything else.

[@siweq1986]

they are power tripping

[@rogerm3708]

He knew he messed up when he tried to take the phone

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

Cops are broken people who need to subjugate others to feel good about themselves. And some are just outright criminals taking advantage of everyday citizens. ACAB

[@noblephoenix6151]

Gang members are going to be gang members.

[@eliseintheattic9697]

I realize they have a legal right to order someone out of the car, but to do so simply to flex their power, not due to real need, is flat out wrong. This guy deserves a big fat F as far as I'm concerned. The fact that he told him, when his pepper spray was empty "you're lucky", just proves he wasn't in fear at all.

[@jmm83164]

The problem with fighting something in court is that they never let you get there and it's extremely hard to press criminal charges . Maybe tell us how to press felony charges against cops .

[@turgsh01]

lol, a C to the cop, really? That's way too generous. The cop was trying to pepper spray him and was even willing to taze him... just because he wouldn't get out of the car over a simple minor traffic stop. Honestly, I'd have done the same too. The cop even searched the vehicle, likely without permission... I don't care what the law says, the cop was very much in the wrong and needs to be fired or re-trained in the very least.

[@stevejette2329]

FFFFFFFFFFFFFF

[@darkvoidb9717]

Make ur own vid foo

[@nic.h]

@@darkvoidb9717 why he can give his opinion on this one just fine.

[@ballinboxer3676]

@@darkvoidb9717 Im sure Audit the Audit appreciates and acknowledges the fact that he is not always right and that people can disagree with him in his comment section.

[@EldePHX]

This dude is a the cops side’s always

[@jeremyjcj]

"It's Out?" That really only means two things. That he or his superiors don't keep track of there inventory at all. Or, he has already used his pepper spray that much in such a short of time, that he failed it keep track of its usage. Both are very disturbing things to think about.

[@Dowlphin]

Or he was lying and trying to intimidate via a (for now) bluff.

[@xCANCEROUSJAEx]

💯

[@Cableguy5770]

@@Dowlphin that mf used 2 fingers to deploy that spray two times. He wasnt bluffing

[@LynetteTheRogue]

At this point, we're going to have to send lawyers along with police just so they enforce the laws properly

[@KTSpeedruns]

That's... actually not a bad idea.

[@kubajagiello1622]

or maybe just like other countries require police officers to have some form of law education. WIth how onfusing and convoluted laws are in the us im surprised that you can just take a 3 month course and become a police officer or in some states college kids can be authorised to make arrests, absolutely insane.

[@georgelane6350]

@@kubajagiello1622 or actually co vict police officers when they break the law so they are actually motivated to follow it

[@nimjacole]

Maybe if they actually do their jobs properly and site real laws and abide by those laws then they wouldn’t have to. It’s not difficult.

[@craftsandstuff3349]

Or carry your own lawyer with you everywhere you go.

[@THESALTYGAMER-oz3lk]

How TF can you be convicted of resisting... There are countries in which you don't even get extra charges for escaping because it's only human nature to try and escape imprisonment.

[@CM_87]

Officers always try this shit no matter the country they are in. Step 1: Alledge an offence against the driver and/or occupants. Step 2: Order to person out of the vehicle for a warrantless body search. Step 3: Intimidate the driver and/or occupants into giving consent to search their vehicle. Step 4: If consent is not given, work up probable cause to search the vehicle such as the driver not complying with orders. Step 5: Once everything is over, officers then have a debrief and decide any or all changes that will stick.

[@karinaz8756]

Step 4- is where everything gets stuck and opens the ground for lawsuits.

[@paulklitsie8989]

Nonsense, here in Norway you neve get stopped without a reason. And if you get stopped for a reason the chance of you getting of with a warning is big. So it is entirely possible.

[@rizekitty1484]

Precisely. But this officer deserved a C grading......... RIGHT.

[@clongshanks5206]

@@paulklitsie8989 I’m an American, and really wish I was somewhere else right now

[@paulklitsie8989]

@@clongshanks5206 Fair enough mate, wouldn't want to trade with you for almost anything.

[@endeavourone882]

I completely disagree with you giving the same mark to both. The cop deserves an F and that’s being kind. You seem to be a bit yo forgiving of their mistakes, bad behaviour and bullying

[@jesusRamirez-xv7xp]

he bootlicked on this one. the guy said he was speeding maybe just to stop the court process and not be furtherly punished with other stuff like resisting arrest. also how could he determine he was speeding without a speedometer he was only going 5 over the limit

[@thepjup4507]

You are completely open to create your own youtube channel doing the same type of content with your own gradings.

[@jesusRamirez-xv7xp]

@@thepjup4507 you too

[@belfire777]

you do understand what this channel represents right? the channel as well as the grading is based on Law and legal procedures

[@damondriver6363]

@@thepjup4507 okay? Yeah? And? So that means he can't point out facts and give legitimate criticism? You sound like a child.

[@06barcafan10]

We’ve got to get some laws passed that forbid LEOs from extracting people from their cars during a routine traffic stop unless the LEO can clearly articulate a specific danger or threat to officer safety. This is nuts.

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

That would require overturning or updating Pennsylvania v Mimms....

[@trekris]

Articulate to who?

[@reelsoffortuneslotsplay4267]

@@trekris I was wondering about that as well.. and unfortunately, officers are currently allowed to lie to gain information and compliance.....

[@MrBoDiggety]

I'm not sure it would matter. Cops will lie on the report and say 'subject acted nervous', 'suspect acted suspiciously', 'I smell weed.', etc. They'll find a reason regardless of the truth.

[@MrBeevee5]

Like seeing a gun on the console?

[@StingraySativaCo]

“Please send more units. I have an uncooperative driver that is acting very suspicious and refuses to obey my commands”

[@carmp3fan]

He sure doesn't look to be in danger nor does he appear to be in fear of danger. He's just standing there.

[@psimington5856]

He was in danger. In danger of living.

[@truthseeker2126]

The driver is putting people in danger by speeding.

[@adriiiiiiiiiii_5995]

@@truthseeker2126 that has nothing to do with the officer claiming he was scared for his safety when the car was at a complete stop lol. And if he was in fact only going 5 over...no he wasn't endangering anybody.

[@edwardcahill1631]

@@adriiiiiiiiiii_5995 The corrupt practice is a tactic to provoke the citizen to escalate the encounter into an arrest, anything to get basis to search the vehicle. Civil forfeiture.

[@jhopkins213]

What a clown that officer is. I laughed so hard when he realized he was out of OC spray. He no doubt emptied the cannister on another uncooperative citizen.

[@commodore6467]

The fact that the cop gave the driver a ticket and didn't enter it into the system says a lot about the abuse of law enforcement.

[@blakeb9964]

Resisting arrest shouldnt even be a crime. Its ridiculous.

[@originalSiiiN]

i can't believe we are not allowed to resist an unlawful arrest

[@tylerthomason9461]

You are allowed to defend yourself against a cop but good luck in court lol, it’s the state vs you

[@trentpeterson3495]

There should be some kind of duel clause. I challenge the legality of your actions officer. I think we should throw hands about it.

[@FollowFunk]

Im not. If any idiot criminal who thinks he can legally fight a cop for trying to arrest, that’ll create quite a shitstorm for everyone involved.

[@claffy2]

Fight him in court with experienced attornie, not on the streets by yourself.

[@clydegriffith6732]

Sure you can. Just be sure to have a shovel and some lyme in your trunk.

[@awalsh523]

“Resisting arrest is… obstructing an officer… in the discharge of their duty”. Key part being “in the discharge of their duty”. At the point where you’re escalating and pulling a weapon out for a speeding ticket you are no longer “doing your duty”

[@fluxkraken]

Wrong. The police have the authority to order you out of your vehicle, if you refuse you can be charged as the law requires you to get out. Just get out of the vehicle and none of this happens

[@delinquents00]

But a weapon wasn’t pulled because of a traffic stop. A weapon was pulled because of the refusal to exist the vehicle, which the cop has the right to demand you do. I’m sure I’ll be called a “boot licker” for saying that but it’s the truth of the situation..

[@peacemaster8117]

@@fluxkraken Just obeying won't protect you, the guy was well within his rights to stand up for himself.

[@peacemaster8117]

@@delinquents00 But the weapon was still pulled because of the traffic stop. The cop had ZERO justification for targeting this guy, he just decided to do a traffic stop and then escalate to violence. You're not a bootlicker, you're just wrong.

[@TropeHatComics]

Hehehehehe, You said "Duty".

[@chrisp7652]

Wow! This cop uses his entire ego to escalate a traffic stop into a crime. Bravo!

[@MrTheHillfolk]

He gets an A for that

[@PoseidonGod]

Who resisted the officer? The driver or the officer? The driver, so he's the only one who escalated anything.

[@zraven1400]

daddy didn't hug him

[@TotesAdorbs]

@@PoseidonGod Who threatened violence against a fellow citizen and human being? The driver, or the officer? The officer, so he's the only one who escalated anything. See, it works better that way don't you think?

[@PoseidonGod]

@@TotesAdorbs If an officer points their firearm towards someone with a big knife in their hand, who's threatening who? The deputy threatened to use their pepper spray since the driver refused to get out and the deputy suspected them of being a threat (they could hide a weapon, drive off, attack the deputy, etc). In case you don't know, it does happen quite a lot that officers are getting ambushed on traffic stops and the deputy had every right to order them out of the vehicle. Thus, the driver refusing to get out is acting suspicious by not getting out, adding to the deputy's perception of threat. At one point, police officers have to escalate their level of force in answer to the escalating level of threat from a subject.