Famous Rapper Catches LYING Cop

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@traviscook1489]

KZbin labeled this video with a (sovereign citizen movement).

[@GermanShepherdDaphne]

Where's Mr Johnsons YT channel link?

[@qvalue9982]

You guys should sue KZbin for "adding context" by linking a Wikipedia article to The Sovereign citizen movement, which is basically considered a terrorist organization by the government. Have never seen this before but you obviously are not. This seems like the states way of cracking down on people who both know their rights and film the police while exercising them. Just my two cents. ✌️💯

[@TomTom-du5qv]

@@qvalue9982 They are subtly implying that standing up for your rights makes you part of this movement. I don't know if it was intentional or not but that's the connection that is being conveyed by having that context bar directly under the video.

[@qvalue9982]

@@TomTom-du5qv it's most certainly intended and I would expect to start seeing it more and more under any videos that are critical of police interactions with non-violent citizens standing up for themselves while video recording the interaction.

[@andreroxx7986]

UPDATE KIND OF: Hello again everyone. I have seen all of your inquiries about an update on my case. Unfortunately there has been nothing to report on since I last updated you. We are still waiting on a rulling from the 11th circuit. Patience is key here as it could take several more years for this case to be resolved. I appreciate all the love and support you all have shown me over the years. Rest assured we are still fighting

[@Quazgaa]

It's crazy they can drag it out that long. Meanwhile, how many other people have they been violating

[@truthviolatescommunityguid3019]

You already taught them a big lesson. Thank you!!!!

[@SLR.e14]

@@Quazgaa Agree 💯% with this statement.

[@SLR.e14]

It’s cray that’s it’s taking this long . Too bad we don’t have laws in place stating that any law enforcement that break the laws And have lawsuits pending against them Will be suspended until all lawsuits are cleared. Then I bet the system would work a lot faster.

[@haleyf149]

Thank you for continuing to update.

[@Balin93]

Overall, the Pasco Sheriff's Office gets an F for thinking the Wu-Tang Clan is sumthin' to fuck wit.

[@starboardpanic]

😂😂🔥

[@MM-fg7in]

💀

[@LucasTown]

Yezzir, hahah.

[@JimmyChitwood15]

This comment needs so many more likes.

[@fields1336]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🎯

[@Burroblanco]

Officer: “We aren’t the ones who like writing tickets…. However, we are the ones who like to violate people’s rights and take them to jail for no reason.”

[@BrooklynBalla]

They say that because the traffic stops are a pretuxual to searching for drugs.

[@fjoebidun5376]

You forgot they are also the ones who claim to know the law when in fact they only act in practices that are clearly.... unlawful

[@Burroblanco]

@@fjoebidun5376 That’s implied in the phrase “we are the ones who like to violate people’s rights”

[@freddyfender562]

I am sure there is a reason they do this. I think they get paid commission from the jails.

[@Thedude...]

@@freddyfender562 no they don't.

[@andreroxx7986]

As many of you know, a federal judge stripped the pasco county sheriffs office of qualified immunity in the case of my illegal arrest in 2018. Rather than accept they were wrong, the sheriffs office exercised a provision of the law that allows law enforcement to immediately appeal the decision on a motion even before the lawsuit has concluded. This has allowed them to delay the lawsuit for yet year. But today is the day. The United States 11th circuit Court of appeals will hear their ridiculous appeal and, if they follow the law, strike it down and let my lawsuit finally continue. It has been 4 years since the pasco county sheriffs office illegally chained me up and threw me in a cage. The despicable way in which they have evaded taking responsibility for their misconduct is indicative of the fundamental problem with policing in America. Law enforcement is tasked with holding citizens accountable for their misdeeds. How can any citizen take law enforcement officers as anything but hypocrites when they (law enforcement) deploy every tactic possible to sidestep accountability for their own crimes. Hopefully today, the court of appeals will send a clear message to officers nation wide. "YOU ARE NOT ABOVE THE LAW. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR MISDEED. YOU WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE."

[@brandonhebert5485]

What happened with this?

[@noodlepoodlegirl]

I love that. POLICE are not above the law. POLICE will be held accountable. if that could somehow become the main message from the public to the officers, it would be a beautiful thing. Because you’re right, so often, most often, they are not held accountable. The hypocrisy of the system is maddening. If a citizen makes a “mistake“, they pay for it and arrest, fines, seizure and incarceration. If an officer makes a “mistake“, their consequences aren’t nearly as dire. I have most often seen verbal warnings, extra required sensitivity training and mandatory leave of absence WITH PAY. How is this fair? This forced hero-worship ideology has got to stop.

[@noodlepoodlegirl]

Please give us an update, can’t find anything online and I’m hoping everything resulted in your favor! Also, hoping your dad is OK. He seemed pretty rattled about this whole thing.

[@andreroxx7986]

@@noodlepoodlegirl there isn't much to update at the moment. The case is ongoing we are waiting for our next hearing.

[@melanieamrell4817]

Thank you for pushing back on this! Most people give up. I was arrested for “obstruction “ because I was video tapping the police and they ended up breaking my knee. No charges were ever filed against me and I now have multiple lawyers wanting to take my case. They must feel good beating up a 50 yr old grandmother. I know it’ll take years but I want justice!

[@TCR2025]

They can’t stand it when a citizen knows their rights and speaks articulately without getting an attitude.

[@morbidmanmusic]

You sound like a cliche. STop taking sides. Humans across the board are the problem.

[@mistsemy1522]

💯 percent agree

[@milehighgambler]

@@morbidmanmusic tell me you lick boots, without actually telling me

[@Tibyon]

@@milehighgambler "um some cops are good actually" 😂😂😂

[@TCR2025]

@@morbidmanmusic how’s the boot taste?

[@andreroxx7986]

UPDATE: The Judge has set a date for oral arguments in the sheriffs appeal to reinstate the qualified immunity that was stripped from them in the lower court. June 6th is the tentative date. If successful we will then return to the federal district court to set a date for trial. In other words, We are 4 years out and still fighting this thing.....Welcome to the American Legal System.

[@ElevatedOverland]

Following this one

[@critty79]

Figures. They make it so hard on purpose. How can a regular working person afford any of this?

[@jenssimmoleit5103]

Be patient and score big, Florida got some money and it'll make sure those officers will be kicked, because they were/are "too expensive". Bigup from Düsseldorf, Germany and f+ck the police. BTW there a lot of racist f+ckers amongst German 5 O, too. Just makes me sick. Here in Germany I could go to jail for filming the police. I really envy you for that. Otherwise I'd have taken down some crooked cops myself, happens on a day to day basis. I have a strong sense of justice in me and hate it when people think they are above the law.

[@sollux13]

Keep fighting the good fight from Africa Andre much love praying god gives you the strength to persist and stick it to these clowns

[@11buttnaked]

Yeeeeeeep. Seems like “Justice” is only SWIFT when it’s in THEIR favor! I see some things will never completely change

[@andreroxx7986]

Yo Ata, much love on sharing my arrest. And I love that you took a pic from my west Africa tour for the thumbnail. So dope. Love the channel man. Keep up the fight

[@Darjan_Spasojevic]

You can't f*** with the intelligent Wu Tang

[@atuck6082]

Keep excerscizing your rights brother. I know you love your pops and he's probably a good guy but bending over like that is not what we're trying to do anymore. Bending over is the exact reason cops got this bad with everyone (and have been worse to blacks for centuries). Drag their ass through the court system every time until they realize we're not to be trifled with. Civil rights violations make it easier to hit the cop's pockets directly. GET THAT MONEY!!!

[@Imugi007]

Good on you for standing up for yourself Andre.

[@slcparis2]

It's a celly it's a tool

[@tolkienite]

how did the litigation turn out? I cant find a resolution =(

[@clinicaltranscription1190]

"We just moved here last week.." Cop, "Sorry to hear that..." Yes, it sucks they moved to a place with such a sh!tty ignorant police dept! Hope they get what they deserve in court, however I'm sure nothing will happen to the officers and ao nothing will change

[@garmaruz]

They escalated a traffic stop to a drug search all because the passenger wouldn’t identify himself. Such an abuse of power.

[@bjornyesterday2562]

The much bigger abuse is that the cop was denied qualified immunity. So the state is appealing that, even though it is clearly established law. It has been dragged out for years. Years more it will take, all at taxpayers expense. They will likely spend millions on this little case of fucking with a passenger to unlawfully obtain his ID. Welcome to the shit show

[@lucasmorgan4359]

"Oh your going to play that game?" Says the cop. Which game is that? To literally follow the actual law? It shows how much the officers respect the law to call it "a game".

[@musfun]

that mindset speaks volumes. They are blatant about how they view people exercising their rights as a joke

[@nacalsumerian9192]

They looked at these black men as 3/5 of a person.

[@RomoeDaBomeo]

@@nacalsumerian9192 don’t bring gay black bs card my nugga smh

[@pashaaksoy6006]

Oh u wanna play the game and follow the rules? Nah

[@ThRoWBaCkTeXaS]

Stop resisting!

[@Jabrils]

Damn, ego trips are one hell of a drug. that shit should be illegal.

[@TheHANDLEYMAN]

It is illegal just not enforced

[@garyviehe9365]

Arrogance, the child of the ego, is the worst disease in the world.

[@mr.behaving]

call the police.. oh wait. lol they'll investigate themselves and find they did nothing wrong

[@Dowlphin]

Well, that nation has always been quite Ill-eagle. The USA's crest animal is the bald ego.

[@leejace]

Well said.

[@Martina_Vintage_Motorcycles]

That was a great one, I’m glad he articulated his concerns so well, and I’m sorry he had to get cuffed and put in a cell to prove a point. I really hope he gets a large settlement from the sheriffs Dept. He deserves one !

[@jumboincredible]

The officer escalated the situation because the passenger knew his rights! A well deserved F❗

[@bifflilla]

Seriously, he should have just skipped asking for IDs and ordered them out of the car right away. Would’ve saved everyone some time to get to the inevitable conclusion.

[@Tom-hz9oc]

Would you expect any other kind of interaction?

[@jessmcafee2557]

My favorite. Why are you defensive? For simply knowing your rights

[@bifflilla]

@@jessmcafee2557 yep. It always goes to a parental-style scolding of “this wouldn’t have happened if you had just done what I asked of you.” (As knee drives deeper into neck/spine) The gaslighting and victim blaming from cops is always on point.

[@karlwalter2242]

When they don't try to escalate a situation? cooperate let them take the ride nice and easy ,and then document everything ... then file a lawsuit... Ha hahahah... their stupid faces, and then but...but you said it was ok.... and i've replied ... Did i? because you've declared guilty the cop comes to court feeling like a million bucks totally unprepared...

[@christopherdavis4136]

The sad part is there's no repercussions for officer's violating a person's rights.

[@albaniahenry-franklin2829]

And that's PRECISELY why they keep doing it nationwide!

[@tmgrambo9731]

yep and instead we are told to look at then as heroes who keep us safe. yea right. the only time i feel unsafe is around police

[@YourAverageReviews]

It is pretty sad that the only option is to get arrested, so take time out of your life, and then fight it later.

[@timblack1983]

Get a lawyer and sue the department amd the city.

[@admthrawnuru]

@@timblack1983 he did, but it's over a year later and nothing has happened. The police can wreck your life in an instant and it takes years of effort and expenses to get that rectified. It's ridiculous. Edit: the actual arrest was in 2018, so over three years later now

[@brettstarks1846]

How about an F for the prosecutors as well, for insisting on pursuing such a baseless charge? As much as we gripe about bad cops, prosecutors need to be taken down a peg.

[@TheSupervillain316]

Good point, I'm not sure if they really have the option to decline to prosecute per se. I'm sure if the officer says so they have little choice

[@digitaurus]

@@TheSupervillain316 In the UK (where I am based) the police don't make the decision, the prosecutors do (the Crown Prosecution Service). I believe it is different in the USA?

[@TheSupervillain316]

@@digitaurus that could be, I'm not exactly sure. I think if the police file charges it has to be almost irrefutable against it to have it move forward.

[@carib2703]

Prosecutor was trying to do some damage control for the sake of the county and the lawsuit that would follow. A prosecution would help on the lawsuit but seeing it was dropped (i’m sure for lack of probable cause), the lawsuit will be a slam dunk for the rapper. Plethora of case law from the Supreme Court to strip them of their Qualified Immunity

[@rawsko0316]

True, over zealous prosecutors with a hard on for winning is an huge factor in our prison systems.

[@andresendara5828]

It is mind blowing how long the state drags out these cases hoping for you to give up on it. Stay strong Andre! You deserve a hefty compensation for this joke of an arrest

[@andreroxx7986]

Thank you. I'm staying strong and I'm gona fight this one till the end. They dodnt realise they were messing with an extremely patient man

[@nonsensical3555]

I'm so tired of hearing this bs excuse that the officers were just "misinformed" when it comes to basic civil rights violations. Hiding behind their own ignorance of the law cannot be an excuse anymore as its not an excuse for civilians to use.

[@rellunsford1571]

It allows the officers to be more reckless n create the law as they go n ultimately making them power abusing tyrants. Which then will force the ppl n officers to an inevitable conclusion.

[@XJWill1]

I wonder if it would be helpful in court later if people were to carry some cards that list the 1st, 4th, and 5th amendments along with a brief interpretation, and then people could read them to the cops and then give them the card and tell them, just so you know, you have lost your qualified immunity by knowingly violating my constitutional rights under color of law. I have it on video, so when I sue you personally in court, you will not be able to claim ignorance since you have been informed verbally and in writing of the relevant rights and laws.

[@moe3235]

Bro they even have a name for when “officers of the law” are ignorant of it, it’s called “qualified immunity” 👍

[@nonsensical3555]

@@moe3235 yeah I've posted on another channel about that. "If ignorance is not an excuse for breaking the law then please explain qualified immunity to me".

[@ninasten7312]

Exactly - imagine the son in this encounter were wrong about the identification law. Would the officers or the court accept a "he was misinformed about the law" as a compelling reason to drop charges? Somehow I doubt that...

[@zyzzyz7035]

The father saying that he doesn’t want to go to jail says a lot more about the police corruption that he believed he could end up in jail for doing nothing wrong.

[@Hooverdarnit]

When his dad said that, the cops took that as some sort of admission that somebody was guilty of something.

[@zyzzyz7035]

@@Hooverdarnit No they didn’t think that. They knew that his father was giving them what they wanted, submission. They knew they weren’t doing anything wrong. It was all retaliatory because how dare the son tell them no.

[@rupertrobinson7085]

Older parents don’t understand the movements in 2020..we understand

[@zyzzyz7035]

@@rupertrobinson7085 Who do you think you are? The man understands more than you do because you’re stupid enough to think you know something he doesn’t. The man simply didn’t want to deal with the nonsense because he wasn’t in the mood. He clearly understood the whole situation that the cops are dirty and would try to put them in jail. Get over yourself.

[@ChodaBoyUSA]

Sadly, the dad was absolutely right when his own son was arrested for doing nothing wrong.

[@boduke9428]

It's amazing to me how anyone can resist arrest when there is no lawful reason to be arrested. Ignorance of the law is no excuse is what I've been told by officers. Seems like the same should go for them.

[@KIDRR]

Well said.

[@danielmackey9765]

Right

[@sevo12t]

Ignorance if the law by cops can get someone killed

[@svampebob007]

and then there's cops telling you "I can't know every law" and there's the issue. I know that nobody can fucking know every law, but they should at least teach pigs not to get an ego.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

@@sevo12t Or wrongfully convicted

[@deejayRavien]

How can you possibly be arrested for not answering questions, yet have a 5th amendment right not to self incriminate?

[@latoyahodges4962]

When a policemen violates your civil rights. They should be fired. No exceptions. No excuses. Also not be able to become a police officer ever again. Because they know better

[@iiBleedMusic]

Agreed!!

[@r.d.9399]

Absolutely agree.

[@notthemetamtg4028]

A reaction like that would just leave us with no police at all. They need better training and appropriate (not determined by internal investigations) accountability and punishments but firing them outright will no solve anything.

[@ChodaBoyUSA]

And they should be held personally accountable in court.

[@CDRandom]

I'd actually disagree. Watch enough on this channel and you'd see just how easily it is to stray into violating rights. Policing is not an easy nor a largely sought after job. Those that actually do seek it out should be encouraged to stay at the job, but only if they can continue to show progress in doing the job correctly.

[@ThrashRebel]

There needs to be a ZERO tolerance policy regarding cops like these. They should be fired and barred from ANY law enforcement work.

[@PhillipWyssHD]

exactly. or for any civil lawsuit be taken out their pockets directly. either or would change policing as a whole very quickly.

[@jackburton2680]

Why would any police dept penalize such tactics? They WANT their officers to do shit like this....you cant luck into finding someone with an outstanding warrant if you dont force them to show ID.

[@g-streetboy1353]

I agree

[@SCORCHED-EARTH]

They should be thrown in jail with the rapists and murderers

[@JawTooth]

When they pull you over for a. traffic infraction they should not be allowed to dig for other violations unless those violations are right in front of their faces. They should not be allowed to order people out of cars to search for drugs when drugs had nothing to do with the traffic stop.

[@ace1059]

Exactly the victims should have announced they do not consent to any searches and are getting out of the vehicle for fear of retaliation

[@reeferrotrandy458]

That’s the magic of “drug dogs” they just take a dog being a dog as probable cause for a search. Even though they are not accurate over half of the time. It’s sick but welcome to America baby

[@ctom4932]

@@reeferrotrandy458 where I've seen numbers, it's about a 20% drugs found in a K9 search. And that number includes planted drugs. This incident, it was more about getting the passenger out so he could be cuffed for not waiving rights.

[@xenawolf]

The dogs are actually rewarded for and and receive positive reinforcement for any "positive hit". My dog will fake cough or limp for a treat, ridiculously unreliable on the witness stand as well. If they were good old white boys, would have never been pulled over.

[@dans4125]

@@reeferrotrandy458 they can't bring drug dogs to a traffic stop in a way that would unnecessarily prolonge it,

[@measl]

*Why did YT put a "Sovereign Citizen" infobox on this? This guy's actions have **_nothing_** to do with Sovereign Citizens.*

[@1pwm1992]

It really is astonishing how many police officers don’t even know the most basic and fundamental laws. It’s always put that ‘they either misunderstood or blatantly ignored the persons rights …’ It seems to be in a lot of cases, that both these things are true.

[@michigantoga]

American police know the law, they're just privileged.

[@vitast2000]

They know that a passenger isn't required to ID if they are not expected of a crime. Arresting him was retaliation for him saying no, and they are also aware they themselves will not face any consequences, which is exactly what happened.

[@DJYC21215]

They know the laws, They just don't care about it. This isn't ignorance, it's malicious intent. He resisted their authority so he wanted to give him a hard time.

[@arnoldguy2269]

all govt is corrupt

[@Dan-cm9ow]

It's unreasonable to expect them to be lawyers, but this is basic stuff that a 1 week course should be able to take care of.

[@mistermudpie]

It's not just the cops, a state attorney was more than eager to prosecute the case. Good that a clear headed judge threw it out.

[@jackburton2680]

Willing to bet it is a common practice for this prosecutor to pursue charges against nearly any and every piddly shit case brought before him. Reason being, the overwhelming majority are going to be against folks who don't want to fuck with it, impoverished, stressed with a shit ton of things on their plate from work to family/kids to whatever else. People wo have neither the time, money, or energy to fight against wrongful prosecution. Nearly all of these end with the poor citizen taking a plea just to get it behind em. The evidence of a cop lying, of the law clearly not being violated, never comes up. Id be SHOCKED if the prosectuor even reviews actual evidence like cam footage before pursuing it.

[@mistermudpie]

@@jackburton2680 I'm sure you're right, unfortunately...

[@user-ct7ys5ld6s]

@@jackburton2680 that and if the prosecutor refuses then the police will start to mess with their other cases in retaliation

[@godbless9563]

Exactly

[@stevesteveson2537]

“Let us trample your rights or we will take you to jail for exercising your rights”

[@habsfan5741]

it really baffle my mind how many cops forget the laws about ID.

[@SimBir08]

They don't forget, they just don't care. If they say it's law then it must be

[@Marontyne]

Should be proud of his son for standing up for his rights respectfully and peacefully.

[@BC-ny3zb]

@@ObesePuppies .....I'm not gonna blame a single soul for getting pissed when the people that are supposed to be enforcing the laws are breaking them.

[@plutotech]

@@ObesePuppies that goes for the cops too, yes?

[@gr8oone007]

I’m sure he is, but also doesn’t wanna deal with all the bs that comes with watching your son get arrested.

[@robv5834]

@@gr8oone007 this. Had son not pushed the issue they would all be home (albeit with son having to identify when he didn’t have to do so). Dad just didn’t want his time wasted.

[@MrBeevee5]

Too stupid for him to be proud.

[@suivatra123]

The absolute dumbest thing I hear cops day is "I'm going to arrest you for resisting" How do you arrest someone for resisting arrest?

[@titans2720]

yea, its only an additional charge to accompany another initial charge. would never hold up in court and his competence would be questioned in cross examination.

[@RARufus]

Arrest is the tool they use for forcing compliance with unlawful orders. Most people will hand over their ID and move on. The sad thing is, there are rarely consequences for officers that do this. They arrest people and ask questions later.

[@dwainmcwilliams2043]

Notice how the officer phrased it, "I am going to arrest you for resisting". And not for resisting "Arrest". The resisting the officer is talking about is this "boy" having the nerve to not drop his skivvies, bend over, lube up and do as I say. That is the resisting this highly decorated heroic POS is talking about and not the LAW. Its an everyday occasion in America, especially to those police think that don't know there rights. Oh, that color thing, it always comes into play.

[@angryhairpeice]

Resisting a superior officer is different than resisting arrest. RSO is when you stop any emergency personnel (police, fire, medical, security, etc) from doing their duties with threats and/or violence.

[@suivatra123]

@@angryhairpeice I'm aware. Except in the very beginning when the cop threatened to arrest him. The response was "for resisting arrest?" And the bit... I mean cop says yes. It wasn't until later where they still lied about him resisting an officer which still was not being done.

[@jramir2]

The fact that they charged him with resisting arrest shows they are extremely evil. And willing to destroy a man's life over nothing.

[@godbless9563]

Yesssss

[@Irish-o2u]

Its not "evil" there just doing there job. Although they were wrong, they're still just doing there job.

[@jramir2]

@@Irish-o2u It's evil. It's evil plain and simple. No matter how you look at it. From the left, from the right, top, bottom, inside and out, evil through and through. It's evil in the mirror. Its shadow is evil. Everything about it was evil.

[@snowypoem5591]

@@Irish-o2u stfu you bacon strip... charges on someones record ruins so many potential job opportunities along with many other necessary things

[@Irish-o2u]

@@snowypoem5591 😒

[@MrDevilish]

Just dropping in to show some love & respect.. I really enjoy all your videos!

[@CZpersi]

This obsession with IDs is absurd. In most cases, this is just fishing for outstanding warrants. In fact, this entire traffic stop looked to me like a fishing expedition.

[@mrcontroversy222]

Yup and put you in the system

[@lizcollinson2692]

Its lazy policing rather than investigating they can just run IDs to find warrants

[@r.d.9399]

ID's shouldn't even exist in a free country.

[@weisshxc]

​@@r.d.9399 LMAO.

[@crazyworld54321]

@@r.d.9399 Show me a free country bro. They don't and have never existed. We're all slaves to one extent or another. Free men don't need to be given "rights". Those are given by the slavemasters.

[@thedankswordsmantm]

10 seconds in, "we'll arrest you for resisting arrest." He wasn't under arrest sooooooo how can he resist arrest?

[@Ritefita]

some Xzibit meme) We'll arrest your arrest so you'll be arrested while we arrest you with arrested arrest

[@BB-1990]

Future crimes division!

[@godbless9563]

Ooook

[@Irish-o2u]

You don't get "Resisting arrest" charge bud, he dosent have to be under arrest to resist arrest, lets say you get stopped by police and they TRY to arrest you, and you back away, that's resisting.

[@Guitar-Dog]

@@Irish-o2u but for them to arrest you must be under arrest? You can resist an officer without being under arrest, but you cant resist arrest unless you are getting charged

[@fishingtacklechannel]

Incompetent poorly trained cop had me at “Play that game..”. It’s a game when citizens know their rights and won’t give into cops egoes

[@romelllane7583]

I was thinking that the officer was playing the game. I don't understand what the issue is, if someone knows their rights. LEAVE THEM ALONE and do not escalate, you can not win every situation. Get your, "But i am a cop and you are gonna do as i say BOY" attitude ass out of here!

[@eponymousIme]

Yeah. They sound as if they're in high school -- and, frankly, don't look much older than that! Maybe they were out practicing traffic stops that night and thought they'd picked an easy target. The fact that they consulted a senior officer who was there and then threw in a narcotics search on top of a stop for a folded up paper license plate tells me they'd been sent out to get some "real experience" and were practicing on two Black men in a nice car.

[@P9rkour90]

A game that unfortunately is citizens rarely win…

[@blackredneck4378]

​@@P9rkour90 only if you don't know your rights.

[@tonyhelton2788]

That really made me mad as hell. I was also pissed off at his Dad for talking. I realize his Dad was just trying to avoid conflict, but still. Is it just me or are most the cops today just as stupid and ignorant of the law as they act. These must be some really simple minded little boys trying to act like men and failing miserably.

[@jopjop9400]

famous rapper feel like that reasonable suspicion is probably there

[@raterus]

The saddest part of this whole encounter is they STILL ARRESTED HIM, for no reason. I hope he gets a big settlement, and these cops need training.

[@JSparrowist]

They don’t need training. They need to be fired with prejudice.

[@smoker4188]

These cops should be fired not trained

[@jawansturdivant412]

Fuckkkk TRAINING I RECOMMEND A FIRING SQUAD

[@rexdink]

Without them being held to account, nothing will change. It's not their money that settles the lawsuit, and since they investigate themselves, they do no wrong. What you saw was their training. They are trained to violate your rights, in hopes of finding 'CRIME'.

[@kingdingaling2854]

Problem is even with a settlement its the tax payers who get screwed not the officers. If we made it so the officers had to relinquish a % of their yearly salary for mistakes like this one.. lets say %25 of their $100k salary then id bet.. actually guarantee that if it came outta their own pocket and had to pay $25k for a settlement in court then they would think twice before blatantly disregarding someone’s rights

[@HashiAkitaPuppy]

"We Fight As One" is Pasco County Sheriff's motto, that tells you something right there, they don't SERVE as one, they see citizens as adversaries and anyone who exercises their rights is "escalating" in their eyes.

[@mysteryyyyyy]

agree, what a joke of a motto!

[@Jay-Niner]

Also: if one of them breaks the law, they will rally around to protect that individual. They don't uphold the law, they are a state sanctioned criminal organisation.

[@1SCme]

Literally in this case - they are facing another lawsuit for the sheriff's "Intelligence Department" which identifies people they believe are likely to commit future crimes based on their police record, and actively harass them _and their relatives,_ admitting their goal is to make their lives miserable.

[@topleftfromtime]

@@1SCme ew that’s fucking disgusting?! WHAAAT?! What in the dystopian nightmare is that?! This isn’t Minority Report; you can’t “tell who’s going to commit a future crime”. How the fuck is that legal?!

[@1SCme]

@@topleftfromtime That's a nice analogy. I believe they are about to find out it isn't legal. They were looking to write citations for anything (grass too high, etc.), surrounding their home and questioning in the middle of the night for any crimes, etc. 4 people are filing suit, but if they're successful, I would expect everyone on the list to follow up with their own suits.

[@globyois]

A violation of someone’s Constitutional rights - however “nicely” and “politely” done - is still unconstitutional.

[@mrbearder6373]

That passenger could easily have an outstanding warrant. The officer can ask a passenger to identify themselves. The driver also can be held responsible for aiding and abetting a fugitive if that person is wanted for any crime. The passenger screwed up not the police. Slapping unconstitutional in it doesn’t really do anything.

[@christiandruan]

@@mrbearder6373 You're so wrong it's sad. Do you like the police having unchecked powers? Look what happened here, an innocent man had to spend the night in jail. Is that a good thing in your eyes? What happens when the police decide that they want to arrest you for some BS, are you still going to have the same opinion? This guy did nothing legally wrong and he was still arrested. It can happen to anyone.

[@louisrobinson1441]

@@mrbearder6373 Whether the passenger has a warrant is beside the point constitutional rights take precedent

[@678friedbed]

@@mrbearder6373 that's not true at all.

[@cassnot3710]

You apparently have little knowledge of the Constitution sir.

[@zenex1741]

"We need you to step out" "Oh look the door is open, guess we can search the vehicle". Dirty fucking rats.

[@aposslex]

The Dad needs to learn about his right to silence

[@Sora-o]

The dad seems like he just wanted to go home lmao.

[@jackmcbride9046]

@@ZOM23official or the older generation is scared of police and lost people to them

[@LackLusterMedia]

Wu-Tang Clan ain't nothing to ____ with.

[@leocarbaugh5074]

😎🙌

[@PulseRELOADED]

👐🏼

[@TomTom-du5qv]

@Lackluster, did you notice the context bar under the video containing Wikipedia's definition of Sovereign Citizen Movement? I hope youtube isn't trying to suggest that standing up for your rights makes you part of this movement. Think about the implications of them doing this to all "auditing" channels. Whew.

[@M70ACARRY]

@@TomTom-du5qv they do that to lots of auditing videos.

[@videowatchr5565]

Damn I just posted that. Great vid

[@thedaily30]

The father grew up in a time when LEO blatantly abused anyone who wasn’t compliant, and body cams weren’t a thing. Can’t really blame him, he just needs to be educated.

[@mgtowdadYouTubeSucksCoxks]

The father is 100% right. But so is his son. Neither individual was wrong side from the officer. The father just wants to go. Regardless of what's happening with his son. And he's right for doing that. The son wants to not have his rights violated. Regardless of what's happening with his father. The only problem in this entire situation, is the police officer.

[@suivatra123]

@@mgtowdadKZbinSucksCoxks Sorry, but the father is dead wrong. Just wanting to go is not grounds for willingly giving up someone else's rights. I understand why he did it but he's still wrong in this situation.

[@jpb4264]

Having this recorded clearly reveals how officers are ignorant of the state and federal constitution. It would be expected any officer be well versed with the Stop and Identify law in Florida. This was a waste of time for the judge, state prosecutors office and the taxpayers.

[@fwtoro4]

@@mgtowdadKZbinSucksCoxks correct

[@mr.duanesharpe]

@@suivatra123 true, his dad is worse than a female in the passenger seat screaming at her dude. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@rychei5393]

They literally used the request to exit the vehicle as a pretense to make arrest easier.

[@CareyHolzman]

This officer should be charged with official oppression! That officer was asked multiple times for his name and badge number and did everything he could to avoid answering this direct question and change the subject! Dismissed charges should be punishable by law with ZERO TOLERANCE to the arresting officer(s). This insane madness must stop! Its getting worse! This is leading to civil disobedience, resulting in the police defunding themselves. A citizens arrest against those officers unlawful threats and containment should be mandatory for all citizens to uphold.

[@Kaduyett]

@@TaylerJDust it is, according to the Freedom of Information Act all public Information must be provided immediately, verbally or in writing. There are exceptions if the government employee believes some of the information is protected. If so they should collect contact info and pass the request on to the proper department.

[@kevinnugent6530]

You guys have a crime called official oppression?

[@dans8149]

The officer might not get qualified immunity if it clear case of infringement of constitutional rights. Then it comes out of his pocket.. most times the city pays but always nice when cop has to pay. I would be happy with 100k from officer instead of 250k from the city knowing it comes out of his pocket :)

[@gtanom]

The citizen would be murder by state protected scum.

[@gtanom]

@@dans8149 the city and police should pay then go after the cop

[@1SCme]

*This sheriff has even worse offenses* - he is facing a suit for his "Intelligence Program" which identified likely law offenders based on their police records, and harasses them and their relatives, writing numerous citations (such as grass too high), questioning them in the middle of the night, etc. - non-violent resisting seems to be their common go-to charge.

[@matthewyip8695]

WOW 🥺... Almost unsurprising.

[@kaytrout3836]

You mean pre-crime like in Minority Report? PKD was a mystic how he predicted our current times in his writings

[@josephaltman460]

Typical FloriDUH KKKops

[@theblacktiebarber376]

This man deserves a standing ovation 👏🏽 when you are willing to go to jail for your rights and taking this legal issue to the highest of courts and making changes for every human in the future.

[@Alaninbroomfield]

His father disappoints me. He's part of the problem. Blind compliance is fraught with peril, as history has shown.

[@tfgrrl2042]

He's also someone who has the RESOURCES he can afford an attorney and doesn't need to worry about losing his job if he goes to jail.

[@googleinvestigations233]

A passenger is not required to give identification in response to that request. However, refusal to provide identification may allow the officer to expand the stop in order to determine whether that passenger or passengers poses a danger to their safety during the traffic stop.

[@Samm-uc7tr]

I was surrounded by Clay County Sheriff Officers for simply sitting on a bench. The thugs stood around me for about 20 minutes, mostly just staring at me, and interrigating me about why I don't want to identifiy myself. They ended up leaving with their tails between their legs. Traitors with badges is what they all are, especially in Florida.

[@AliValentine143]

A gang with guns and legal immunity tried intimidating you and suffered no consequences. What a waste of taxpayer funds. I'm sorry that happened to you, disgusting. I'm glad you walked away from that, not all have.

[@Tducks72]

Hope the dad learned a lesson from his son. Complying with unlawful orders out of fear gets you nowhere. Bad cops are not your friends. You can lick boots all you want and it won’t help.

[@whylie1555]

Ur cute

[@pimp242]

@@whylie1555 found one that licks boots ^

[@thematic3893]

Preach. Hope the old timer learned a lesson.

[@ic6020]

his dad comes from a time where he'd get the shit beat out of him for not complying. that is not a fair assessment of his father. everyone is a product of their time

[@KIDhazama]

For all we know his dad could have PTSD or other mental trauma from the old pigs back in the day. Though it's frustrating, especially since older people are usually really stubborn in old ways, it's also understandable why he's like that.

[@michaelfera5515]

We need laws that make it a misdemeanor, with jail time and personal fines, for cops to lie with intent to coerce a person to forfeit their well-established civil rights. This should be a slam dunk in any legislature.

[@whylie1555]

Adorable

[@bobbyd9319]

Yes......make them pay for their mistakes.

[@abes3925]

They won’t because they’ll feel it will make it harder for police to make arrest for high profile criminals.

[@michaelfera5515]

@@abes3925 Agreed. It's a longshot. But, if the law is focused to "intent to coerce" and "prior to arrest", it could have a chance in some more liberal areas.

[@ryanashcraft2474]

The Supreme Court has already ruled that an officer CAN lie in order to further their investigation. So, although I 100% agree with you, it will never become that way.

[@JJ-P92]

I love how he never once tries to flex about his career in music, or his name.. seems like a humble dude, even knowing the circumstances of Wu Tang separating themselves from him. Wu Tang clan ain’t nothin to fuckk with!!

[@andreroxx7986]

Thank you. No one should have to be a famous rapper to get treated like a human being.

[@SmokinBlunts781]

We don’t like writing tickets… but we love threatening arrest for not breaking the law

[@janputz4157]

They lied about the search to get them out of there on their own will only to to drop the facade and arrest him. Good on him to follow up through the proper channels.

[@dishonoredundead]

Do we know they didn't search the car after? I mean. yeah, they did that, but they don't seem the type to just skip going through someone's personal effects just because they already got their illegal arrest.

[@nic.h]

@@dishonoredundead 13:25 indicates they searched the vehicle

[@leesuschrist]

Of course they searched the vehicle. They were trying to find ANYTHING to get this guy in trouble. These cops are dirty. I've dealt with a few like these guys who will lie right to your face to get you to admit wrongdoing or make you do things you wouldn't normally do. These cops are scum.

[@cavemandancer]

They only arrested him for questioning their authority.

[@janputz4157]

@@dishonoredundead As Nic H said at 13:25 ATA mentions this though it's not clear if they only did the exterior or searched the inside as well. "Lied" might've been bad wording on my side. Maybe "false pretense" is more fitting.

[@MMD-z6z]

In 2018, the Sheriff's Office said they reviewed the arrest and concluded the deputies acted appropriately. The state attorney's office tried prosecuting the case but a judge dismissed the charges in November of 2018 and refused to the state's request to reconsider. Now, Roxx and his attorneys at Kwall, Barack, Nadeau are officially suing the sheriff's office.

[@RonColetta-oh8mq]

See this is the problem all these assholes are in on it. The fix is in. Everyone lies and falsify reports. The judges prosecutors and cops are all complicit.

[@johntuffy5721]

@@RonColetta-oh8mq a judge dismissed the charges in November of 2018 and refused to the state's request to reconsider.

[@squidly1117]

I hope they win

[@Lilo-A]

What a waste of everyone’s time and money.

[@peterhernandez7817]

@@Lilo-A Standing up for our rights being violated in court is a waste of time? You have to be a cop or a major bootlicker of one.

[@RebelSoul_]

His father was me three years ago before I started watching audit the audit and learning OUR RIGHTS!!

[@khlkhjhlk]

Sometimes I think the officers know they are wrong, they know the charges will be dismissed, but they just want to flex their power and "punish" someone a little, put them through the humiliation of being arrested, knowing full well the charges will just be dropped. Cops who have a pattern of this should be fired.

[@brandonlantier]

Sometimes? The Supreme Court ruled its ok for cops to lie to us, if you trust ANY cop out there you should rethink your decision, they are revenue collection and mob enforcement, basically lap dogs for the higher ups.

[@kennethcollier4660]

You are a 100% correct I have a friend that's a police officer he told me they will arrest you for anything they know it would be dropped but you we'll go to jail for a day or two cost you a cup of 100 bucks to get out and the courts will just drop it so at the end of the day they win and nothing will happen to them

[@CustomWeldingandFab]

Seems there should be repercussions if they don’t show to court, you know, like every other citizen?

[@chadingram6390]

They really don't care what happens in court, they almost never get punished for screwing up. It's a boys club, they run around with guns flexing their power and they have a great time doing it. They're like rich frat boys, they know they can do whatever they want and that's a big part of the appeal to join.

[@carnellwatson2790]

It's called racism

[@al1383]

The problem is law enforcement can "take you to jail" for any got dam reason, with absolutely no consequences if done unlawfully!

[@bryanrhodes369]

The Pasco County residents pay the consequences after the police department settles out of court.

[@stormz761]

bryan rhodes the police union got too much power

[@PoseidonGod]

No consequence? lol

[@bryanrhodes369]

Make Police depts pay these conduct settlements out of their annual budget and see how fast things change.

[@blackfriendlygiant]

👆🏿

[@lauralishes1]

"I know my rights, there's such a thing as the 4th amendment" Cop: "you want to play that game, I'll just take you to jail" Everytime someone knows their rights they can't stand it.

[@andrewcole5658]

That was a terrible thing for that "officer" to say. If he thinks law and the 4th amendment is a game he should not be in this country.

[@watchandjewelryloft4713]

Wording it as a "game," made my blood boil.

[@nimitz1739]

They can’t stand cameras as well. The wild west days are over.

[@rexman971]

@@nimitz1739 honestly you where more independent in the "wild west days". You could get away with more like let's say expressing your American freedom to the law. Since there was no cameras

[@nimitz1739]

@@rexman971 When I said wild west I didn’t actually mean the late 1800s in the west. I meant back a few decades ago when cops didn’t have cameras watching their every move.

[@pt29999]

I love how KZbin feels the need to put a disclaimer on this vid, like I would ever listen to anything the company would ever tell me.

[@SantinoCorleon1]

I love how when you know your right you’re “playing this game”

[@dangingras7]

Poor Dad. He is old school.....taught to cave in to abusive cops. They had no business to ID his son. The son knew his right to remain anonymous. Dad.....get with the program, please. Cops can't just demand whatever they want! We must stand up for our rights. P.S. Dad, I hope your son gets at least a hundred grand!!!

[@Gamingclutch1993]

That’s how old heads are , they have that slave mentality because back in the day they could kill you or falsely imprisonment and nothing would happened to the cop.

[@kingofgrim4761]

@@Gamingclutch1993 that still happens, just far less because of cameras

[@akinokusami3623]

It's like when old skool NBA players call current players soft yet the league bullied & dictated strict rules to the likes Jordan, Shaq, Barkley etc. like what to wear OFF court & generally had them under manners. Shit today's players would NEVER put up with.

[@ianj4389]

I think Dad just has an understanding that anywhere in the country but especially in the deep South black people get killed for far less by police. It's better to live to tell your lawyer then to mouth off and get violated physically.

[@lazynin545]

Bruh he from the era of when cops were doing this and being undocumented by people. People from back then would rather survive the encounter than risk getting shot by a trigger happy power trip cop. Self preservation is more important than winning a fucking litigation at a traffic stop.

[@breakthroughschool1456]

The more I watch these videos the more I realize how screwed our law system is. It needs to be completely over hauled.

[@rexman971]

Thin blue line is more important than that.

[@2ambaby198]

Thin blue line needs to be abolished

[@breakthroughschool1456]

Blue, Red, Black, White lines mean nothing it’s the laws we pass to allow this type of un checked power. That’s why I believe we should not have police only sheriff. Sherif are elected not police. We need reform in our laws to protect people. Not give your rights away. That is what has been done for 2 long.

[@Tricklarock]

You didn't realize that before watching these?!?!

[@Supersteam09]

The issue is having humans behind the badge. It can’t be helped but humans have flaws to varying degrees. It does need an overhaul but it should start by evaluating their emotional state. Humans are very easy to emotionally manipulate. Cops should be trained to prevent that. Other times, they lack sympathy. There’s just a lot of problems with cops and it starts with the top

[@raidernationdrew3027]

If they don’t like writing tickets then why do they need the passengers name? You don’t need a name to issue a verbal warning. And Pasco county always is looking for a way to arrest people on bs charges they know won’t stick hoping you plead out before they drop charges.

[@sumyoungguy101]

I’m gonna say this again and again. Every cops in this country needs psychological and human to human intracranial training throughout police academy, plus final exam by independent psychologist.

[@AliceA333]

Couldn't agree more. They constantly say how dangerous their job is (it isn't even CLOSE to the top dangerous/deadly jobs, but I agree it's dangerous) yet as deadly as it is, plenty of GOOD, DECENT people apply.

[@chewypretzel308]

You know that you're dealing with a bad officer when they refuse to look at a person to acknowledge they are listening or even being spoken to, they always look away or have to respond on the radio.

[@burnoutbluedog]

When I went thru the police academy in FL they specifically asked us if a car is fleeing and they stop and 4 people bail out and run on foot who do you go after. The answer was just the driver.

[@DjVortex-w]

What could _possibly_ be the rationale behind ID'ing a _passenger_ of a car in a traffic stop? What's the logic? If these police officers, presumably, don't go to random people on the street asking for their ID, why would they ask it for a _passenger_ of a car, who was not driving? By what logic? Seems to me like a pure power trip by the police officer. He ID's the passenger because he can. Because he loves to exert his authority over people and intimidate them. He gets kicks out of it. His ego gets a boost when he can order people around and show them who's in charge, and what their place in society is. Such police officers shouldn't have a badge.

[@CDRaff]

"...we're not somebody who likes to write tickets..." Literally 30 seconds into the interaction your partner threatened to arrest someone, I call bullshit.

[@sethfroman7044]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again… why can’t the average citizen use ignorance of the law as an excuse, but when it comes to LEO’s ignorance of the law, they get qualified immunity?

[@nic.h]

The argument I believe is that their job exposes them to legal situations constantly and that it's not unreasonable for someone to occasionally make mistakes in their job. So given an honest mistake it is reasonable that the officer doesn't face personal liability. I don't really agree with it personally. Otherwise honest mistakes should be allowed for citizens as well. The problem is that it's also not just used for honest mistakes, but as a blanket protection for pretty much everything they do.

[@eoghan375]

@@nic.h it sounds like something that should be applied in rare circumstances rather than a rule across the board. If an officer gets an unusual or hard to make call wrong you give immunity. It's the exception rather than the rule. That would seem more fair wouldn't it?

[@Ritefita]

shut up and go to jail

[@sethfroman7044]

@@nic.h I agree with that statement 100%. Honest mistakes happen, we are all human. But a lot of cops lie, retaliate over a bruised ego, or straight up ignore simple law or facts, that have been on the books for decades. I don’t expect every LEO to know every law, but they should know the basics like when one might ID, like that police academy 101 stuff.

[@ninasten7312]

@@nic.h I think you highlighted the issue very well. If they'd have to apply for it in each case via a rigid process, it would be far more reasonable

[@sufferedlearnedchanged]

When his father said his name to the police.. that hurt my heart. Unbelievable.

[@rohihnbarroga4347]

He did himself his son and ALL Americans a disservice.

[@IntelligentElephant]

Ok the law actually says the officer MAY detain drivers passengers. May?!? May is NOT the same as CAN! MAY means maybe. Can means will if they want. An I the only one seeing this?!?!??

[@ckent1off]

His father is a coward.

[@T.C.85]

I'm sorry, but to any of you that are white and calling that father a coward and crap, when you have not dealt with racial bias, when he obviously just wants his son safe and knows what can happen, you need to just be quiet, and that's the nicest way I can say it. You are not in a place where you can judge him.

[@greenmile668]

@@T.C.85 I'm not white..his father is yellow! in other words ..a gotdam coward.

[@JasonRainey29Dec]

I never get in a car with someone who’s not on my level with constitutionally protected rights. I’ve seen too many wives and parents throw someone under the bus answering questions that they shouldn’t.

[@christinemaney2294]

It was sad for me to hear his father’s instinct to submit to the officers demands while his son was standing up for their rights. Clear demonstration of the difference in their ages and past experiences. His father has grown up with the police’s abuse and having to submit to it where his son has grown up in an era in which we are becoming more knowledgeable about our rights and that we can challenge authority. I too commend his ability to remain calm but assertive and Hope he desecrates that department in his civil suit. This is what needs to be done if we’re ever going to clean up American law enforcement.

[@jamesestelle7260]

It is very sad. The father obviously knew police are likely to abuse power. People should definitely fight for their rights. Police need better education. And better systems for identifying individuals who are in violation of a crime. Honestly asking and demanding ID are 2 different things and asking may be ok for some and not ok for others. Police shouldn't be fishing for violations and people should have privacy. Personally, for me, I think everyone should just say who they are, let the police just document I feel that 5 minute interactions are not always adequate time in some situations to see if other crimes are involved. Who knows if someone in the car was carjacking and planning to murder the driver or vice versa. But, again, not at the risk of violating anyone's ability to maintain privacy.

[@TheLocomono9]

Some people are just tired of fighting. I can’t blame them for that

[@Gem-n-life]

@@jamesestelle7260 -Only fragile minds and egos, allow the media to influence them to the point of being irrational. Comment sections under most videos featuring a person of colour, is a testament to the the state of affairs in many parts of the US. With that stated, none of it is representative of the whole. Of note, is this incessant need to affiliate absolutely every action with political ideology. The US is imploding and is primed for outside invasions.

[@Goudafortuna]

@@jamesestelle7260 The media has nothing to do with it and it honestly doesn’t have any bearing on how we act in situations with police. This is just a mentality that’s been taught to us by our parents and their parents cuz there wasn’t any response that ended well in these situations besides give up and hope they don’t ruin or end your life. And we didn’t need the media to tell us that stuff, black ppl have been living it and already know it. The fact that my parents were breathing during the civil rights movement is enough to know that it hasn’t been long enough for that mentality to change and I’m only 20 soon to hit 21. Just talking with my great grandma who was born in 1908 before she passed in 2013 was enough for 12 year old me to understand that.

[@jamesestelle7260]

@@Gem-n-life that comment was supposed to go somewhere else and had nothing to do with this video. My apologies. Your statements are correct, and this wasn't the place for that

[@calebc6028]

AND HIS DAD SHOWS A GREAT EXAMPLE WHY WE ARE DEALING WITH WHAT WE ARE DEALING WITH.

[@Meng776]

His dad is from a different time. Cops now are better than they've EVER been. Talk to older black men and you'll hear some stories.

[@DD-ym3nk]

Can't really blame him, he grew up in a time when those officers would have just pulled them out and beat the shit out of them for no reason.

[@calebc6028]

@@DD-ym3nk Probably But I didn't even realize he was black until he stepped out, He should know we have recordings and that if people step down anymore no matter your race it's going to get worse and the taxpayer takes the hit in the end. WE GOTTA END THIS CYCLE AND IT TAKES 350 MIL OF US.

[@thomasfriday1]

@@DD-ym3nk Disagreement! HIS generation was willing to be beaten then forgive the officers just to advance "integration".

[@GURILLAPUD]

@@thomasfriday1 Integration was a mistake.

[@robertgantry2118]

I give Mr Johnson a "A" too. He wasn't loud and rude, and still stood up on the face of rotten oinkers.

[@andreroxx7986]

Yo ATA why replace my pic withe Takashi 69. I get it with the click bait thing, but damn, why him. C'mon man please dont associate my name with that dude.

[@notjimpickens7928]

Holy shit it is you 💀💀

[@Materialgirl_3]

I was wondering why that was done 🤔 maybe so more people ( like myself ) would watch

[@notapplicable__]

No shit. Love this channel but fuck that dude.

[@drapetomania2156]

What is the update on your lawsuit?

[@andreroxx7986]

@@drapetomania2156 I posted an update 6 hours ago on this video. Well sort of an update. Truth is there is not much more to update. We are just waiting on judges

[@JeffNixonComedy]

I watched 1 video randomly 4 days ago. I haven’t eaten or moved since. This channel is more addicting than JCS.

[@thesuperdingos]

So these dudes went to jail because of the cops ignorance and egos? Wow…

[@JimmyMcGillsg]

Thats America for ya thank god i live in Europe

[@TheRadiastral]

He sued them and I would say, given the facts, and a good lawyer lol, this is an almost certain win.

[@ZOM23official]

@@TheRadiastral Facts. And on top of that hes a popular artist so the media/public will side with him forcing the city to pay big MONEY to him

[@JimmyMcGillsg]

@Future Pants well let me say i am born and live in the Netherlands where as a minority morrocan and let me tell you cops never pulled me over it just doesnt happen and when they do i get warnings because thats what cops do they are sweet people who dont mind letting something slide they never have a ego and those r@pe gangs where someting that happend in 2015 if i clearly remember in germany never had something like that in holland knifes are also not a big issue here like in the uk the good thing about not having guns here (well you can have one but it will cost you 3000 euro illegal mostly top criminals) is that the police is never nervous or scared when pulling someone over they’re soo extremely calm you would be amazed

[@johns9940]

Checking the vehicle for narcotics was a complete abuse of power and clearly only out of revenge. Unacceptable officers can do this

[@NewGrow-kb1bg]

They bank on the discovery of narcotics to justify their trampling of the constitution. Imagine they found drugs and it was someone poor. Very unlikely it would have the same outcome; most likely they’d sit in jail while it worked through court as well…. Which can take years….

[@NewGrow-kb1bg]

The trampling of the constitution is a cost of doing business for the police. They make way more then a lawsuit could ever cover in coerci searches that isn’t warranted and seizing cash, with many people lacking the resources, time or it not being worth the trouble to fight it in court. For every video where the police end up being sued there is bound to be hundreds if not thousands of unwarranted or coerced searches that lead to cash seizure that we will never actually see.

[@wedemboyz]

5:45 What tf did the deputy wannabe sheriff mean by "sorry to hear that" upon hearing you just moved there?

[@waldowallace9102]

The fact that the charges were dismissed over the objections of the prosecution is a little scary. That means the prosecution was perfectly willing to prosecute an innocent person, either by ignorance or outright racism.

[@AbuGrave69]

Yeah that's terrifying. And uninformed people have no idea and let life go by

[@jbtcajun5260]

No down side for officers to knowingly break laws. End unions and qualified immunity.

[@bjornvanderloo4282]

"Ignorance of the law is no excuse" unless you're a cop, and its your job to enforce said law.

[@Bo88y22]

@@bjornvanderloo4282 what about the State Attorney, they are meant to assess wether a prosecution is in the best interest of the state with more of a chance that a successful prosecution will result. They must have known that the charge was wrong.

[@2tall2handle1]

Very true

[@operation6604]

Hopefully he gets paid and they get fired

[@r.d.9399]

Illegal arrests should be met with arrests of officers.

[@mrbonjangle]

The fact this officer didn’t even state the reason he pulled them over is enough to fire him, let alone all the other violations he did.

[@jjacksonjr2]

That's what they do. That's that ego trip. They feel that they have to control the scene.

[@thepoofster2251]

Officers are not required by law to tell you why they pulled you over, this has been addressed by ATA before. Please know the law before being incendiary

[@Shero1337]

I think that happened before the filming started, it seems like the filming started when they moved on to the passenger.

[@robv5834]

Officer said it was the lights and folded up license plate. Not agreeing with what happened, but he did say why they were pulled over.

[@paddy332]

@@thepoofster2251 LOL you are completely wrong on that

[@geedoubleu641]

Jordan v. City of New London (2nd Cir. No. -- filed 8/23/12). A man whose bid to become a police officer was rejected after he scored too high on an intelligence test has lost an appeal in his federal lawsuit against the city. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York upheld a lower court's decision that the city did not discriminate against Robert Jordan because the same standards were applied to everyone who took the test. Jordan, a 49-year-old college graduate, took the exam in 1996 and scored 33 points, the equivalent of an IQ of 125. But New London police interviewed only candidates who scored 20 to 27, on the theory that those who scored too high could get bored with police work and leave soon after undergoing costly training. The average score nationally for police officers is 21 to 22, the equivalent of an IQ of 104, or just a little above average. Jordan alleged his rejection from the police force was discrimination. He sued the city, saying his civil rights were violated because he was denied equal protection under the law. But the U.S. District Court found that New London had “shown a rational basis for the policy.” In a ruling dated Aug. 23, the 2nd Circuit agreed. The court said the policy might be unwise but was a rational way to reduce job turnover. Jordan has worked as a prison guard since he took the test.

[@BoogerDad]

And AtA gets an A+ again, for factually explaining each unlawful order and objectively discussing the assertions of both parties involved in the interaction. It was inciteful (as always) and filled with case law, state law and without prejudice. For these reasons and many others, I commend AtA for their diligence and calm, professional demeanour and their vast knowledge of the laws in question and the many hours of research that I'm sure it takes to keep their videos up to the original standard that was set when the channel started. A+

[@lc3507]

I wouldn't say "factually". Actually, the deputies were well within their authority to identify the passenger as established in the legal guidelines of the 2020-2021 edition of Florida Criminal Law and Motor Vehicle Manual (see section “Automobiles” and subsection “Treatment of Passengers”. Identifying passengers in the State of Florida is also well established by case law (Bratcher vs State, 1999). The case could have been dismissed based on ANY technicality, not necessarily procedure. I understand that many people who watch this channel are cop-haters, but at least be objective and not cite only portions of a statute - that too is also misleading if not wholly disingenuous. For what it’s worth, as a cop I probably wouldn’t have arrested the passenger as a matter of discretion.

[@jaykoval5957]

Thanks for posting this. Too many channels stating that passenger never has to identify.

[@Shadowmants]

@@lc3507 If this is true why did the judge dismiss the case because of the cases AtA cited?

[@jmo1375]

@@lc3507 Well, pal the more cops get away with police misconduct, the more cop haters grow.

[@idahopatriot1776]

ATA is SCARED SH*TLESS that if they say ANYTHING "TOO BAD" about officers, that his channel will be DELETED!

[@dronepilot260rc]

Sucks that the father caved in. I would've gladly taken the ride to jail and filed a nice lawsuit

[@keejay12]

The dad probably came up during the civil rights period and seen and experienced the corruption of law enforcement against his people so hes probably scarred by that. No excuse now tho. Now hopefully his son gets a nice big fat settlement check.

[@brianm.595]

They did file a lawsuit and they did go to jail...

[@neverwinta7702]

@@brianm.595 that's what up

[@boonuts1975]

Waste of time and you’ll lose in the end

[@icin4d]

@@keejay12 "The dad probably came up during the civil rights period ..." Agree, and that generation didn't have cell phone cameras growing up. I've overheard it said several times by LEOs. The one thing they fear more than a guy with a gun, is a guy with a video camera.

[@sylvesterwilliams9531]

I absolutely LOVE audit the audit!! You guys really do your research. It's terrible however, that a man has to be arrested to expose incompetent cops

[@johnd4270]

Yeah you love it because it’s not going on your record

[@johnd4270]

In my eyes the cops winning and you’re losing but you get that arrest on your record you can’t find a job the first thing they do

[@anon2916]

@@johnd4270 u mad or naah

[@isaacgutierrez372]

The ad was Actually dope this time!! I wouldn’t mind being called lord Isaac! 😂😂😅

[@dto1270]

Listen how quickly one of the cops state "stop resisting", as the man had already turned around and placed his hands behind his back... I am glad the man is pursuing a federal Civil Rights lawsuit... The man was arrested for not being angered and intimidated by the cop, nor their presence...

[@idahopatriot1776]

Cops ALWAYS do this, so that their body cams, which are ALWAYS BLOCKED, catch the cop saying, "STOP RESISTING"! That way they "think" (😂😂 OXYMORON!) that they can add an additional charge of "Resisting Arrest" &/or give cops an EXCUSE (NOT Reason!) to use EXTREME &/OR DEADLY FORCE!!!

[@eponymousIme]

I see that a lot on these videos: cops narrating, for the video, something is not happening. It's a form of gaslighting. People who have that happening during a police interaction need to be aware of it, challenge it, and call it out for what it is -- so that *their* challenge to the lie is also recorded on the police video. Otherwise, when the video is shown to a jury or a judge or even a D.A., the cop's narration will be planted in the viewer's mind, even though what's happening on-screen may be completely different -- or, worse, undetermined because of low-quality video, making the cop's narration more believable.

[@NoLineNoWait123AbC]

His father needs his az whooped.

[@michaellyons9820]

The arrest was vindictive. The deputies were butt-hurt that someone calmly yet firmly asserted his rights. Early on you can can hear the deputy say something like, "You really want to play that game?" From that point in the interaction, it was "game on" for the deputies. And they were going to win the game no matter what. Hopefully, the lawsuit will show it to be a costly victory for them.

[@trudiegentry-pears6810]

It's just to bad that the cost paid, comes out of the pockets of the tax paying citizens! The police should have to pay for their mistakes and blatant ignorance of the law, by having to carry their own liability insurance. When we make a mistake, we pay for it out of our own pockets, when the police make a mistake, we pay for it again, out of our own pockets, it's exceedingly lopsided against the citizens, being done not by the police but by the legislators. Qualified immunity has got to go! If you get stopped by the police, here's what to say... "I invoke and refuse to waive all rights granted to me by the Constitution of the United Stated and Bill of Rights." Any questioning beyond this point without an attorney present is a clear and flagrant violation of my civil rights and you will be sued in your personal capacity WITHOUT your qualified immunity protection. Would you like to continue? Then invoke your 5th Amendment right to remain silent! You must state that you are invoking the 5th or it may not hold up in court! Then shut your mouth and remain silent. If asked any questions after this, you might say..."I don't answer questions. Period!

[@Pea_Bee]

My feeling is that to become a cop, you should have at very least an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice. There could be ways around it, like having a certificate in criminal justice and requiring insurance, etc. But if our police had a basic understanding of the laws, we may see less of this crap.

[@lc3507]

Pea Bee, I hear you. I am a cop and admittedly a relatively new cop. To be certified in Florida as a law enforcement officer, you need to have 770 hours of classroom training. At my agency, we have to have another 520 hours of field training - that is a total of 1290 hours, just to be on the road by yourself operating as a full-time active deputy. In my humble opinion that trumps a mere 60 semester hours of an associate's degree. Truth be told, the deputies were well within their authority to identify the passenger as established in the legal guidelines of the 2020-2021 edition of Florida Criminal Law and Motor Vehicle Manual (see section “Automobiles” and subsection “Treatment of Passengers”. Identifying passengers in the State of Florida is also well established by case law (Bratcher vs State, 1999). The case could have been dismissed based on ANY technicality, not necessarily procedure. I understand that many people who watch this channel are cop-haters, but ATA sometimes do not appear to be objective and cite only portions of a statute - that too is also misleading if not wholly disingenuous. For what it’s worth, as a cop I probably wouldn’t have arrested the passenger as a matter of discretion, as I likely would not have asked the passenger for his ID unless he decided to interject himself into my investigation.

[@augustushaynes1311]

@LC3 You’re really going to cite Bratcher as evidence of the right to ID passengers? Facts of the case were totally different. In that case, the cop knew an unoccupied vehicle’s owner had a warrant from running the tags. When he came back around, the vehicle was then occupied and driving away. He proceeded to pull it over and on the basis that the owner had a warrant, that’s his RAS to ID the passengers. Totally different case. These piggies had no RAS for the passenger, nothing even resembling RAS. The statutes are clear. I would say in your case, that those 1290 hours of training (which teach you how to see the people as enemies, how to deceive the public and how to lie, how to shine shit and call it gold) weren’t nearly enough. Back to the academy with you!

[@lc3507]

@@augustushaynes1311 That is case cited by the Florida Legal Guidelines concerning passenger ID…not me. Had you taken the time to look it up, you would have realized that. But like many, you seem not to be concerned with truth…simply agenda. I’m trying to be the change I want to see. You do the same…sign up…go to academy and serve your local community. If being a cop not your calling (it’s likely not since you’re on here railing on others), be careful about criticizing others doing something you obviously can’t. Good day sir and happy holidays.

[@dezzyd1]

A college degree does not replace common sense.

[@Pea_Bee]

@@lc3507 I am by no means a cop hater. My dad was a police officer and a sheriff's deputy for many years. He would often talk about how he felt policies have changed the way police can do their jobs and that today's police officers don't have the ability to make the same types of judgment calls as he did back in the day. I am glad you are able to use your discretion when it comes to these types of situations. My opinion is that we have a twofold problem. 1. Currently, all we hear about is police brutality, not the actual people behind the badge. Maybe if the public was more aware of the training you go through? More news about the good you do for our communities would certainly be nice. 2. You have a highly litigious population who may believe they know their rights, right or wrong, who are looking for an easy payout or clout. They are often aggressive and use their videos as a weapon, trying to antagonize the police which pushes the narrative that all police are uneducated and/or corrupt. You get yet another video pushing the narrative, and which puts police under even more scrutiny. Heaven forbid they come across an officer who pushes back, then you may end up with a video worthy of KZbin or worse, the 6 o’clock news. Maybe that narrative is working, because it appears that some people are very defensive when confronted by police. Perhaps they feel as though the cops are looking for any reason to arrest them. My position of requiring police to have a degree is just looking for a possible solution to perhaps having people become less afraid when they are pulled over. It is no way to besmirch good police officers who are just trying to enforce the laws. We are in a vicious circle, people vs police. I come here to try and make sense of both sides. Stay safe.

[@waynesmith6522]

Charges should not be allowed to be dropped when cops do this type of BS, instead it should be used as grounds for evidence tampering/filing a false police report and police should be punished accordingly

[@davidswanson5669]

Just being able to arrest someone on the basis of false assertions, or plausibly deniable misconduct (where a cop just wants to arrest a person and therefore pieces together reasons that are weak but pieced together “in good faith”), seems like too much power and too little consequences for wrongdoing. I hate that it has taken me 36 years of ignorance about this stuff, until it happened to me, in order for me to dedicate the rest of my life gathering ammunition against similar cops.

[@valentinius62]

They need greatly reduced arrest powers. They have too much discretion.

[@christiandruan]

​@@valentinius62 They need to be held accountable when they make a "mistake" like in this video. There needs to be serious consequences. They're supposed to be experts of the "law" otherwise they shouldn't be out there "enforcing" it right? If they make a mistake they should be held to a higher standard than normal people. They should have a good understanding of what the law is because they're the ones out there enforcing it. The consequences should be so high that they would be sure not to violate the law and other people's rights.

[@uAintliveifudontthiz]

What happened to you?

[@valentinius62]

@@christiandruan There's too many laws for any one person to really know. Legislators give them the power of arrest on most of them. At any rate, the legal system will always tend to back them up, not us. The State doesn't like to be wrong...that is bad policy in their minds. They rely on the myth of the infallibility of the State to keep their positions and their power.

[@lizf1353]

You're not alone. So many people have spent years being brainwashed into believing that cops are all officer friendly especially if you're not part of a minority group. Many people need to have a bad experience for it to happen.

[@Undefined9]

"Uh oh, these guys are black AND they know their rights!" "Yeah, better arrest them for some arbitrary shit and cost taxpayers lots of money."

[@deckedout6610]

If they lose their qualified immunity, it comes out of their pockets

[@Too-Gq-For-You]

@@deckedout6610 that's not enough

[@trayjay3074]

Racist accusations you're spewing with no evidence of its you chump

[@carnellwatson2790]

Yes and whatever he's so is for I hope he wins I hope he's going for monetary gang and gets it all and every time he's able to get

[@bigfatratcheese5966]

This is how it's done! No need to yell, scream or argue! Defend your rights and follow up on it! Perfectly done!

[@didyasaysomethin2me]

It sounds like they targeted someone with pockets deep enough to fight them tooth and nail for as long as they want to drag the case out. And all of their objections to having to put their money where their mouth is will probably be as fruitless as the prosecutor's objections to the dismissal of the charges that got them sued in the first place.

[@RolandSpecialSauce]

It's so crazy to me that cops are still out here abusing their power like this.

[@IanMadBrit]

Well, when enough of them get shot, they might start to learn some fuckin' respect! Lying sacks of shit like these are worthy ONLY of the Brass Verdict for their continuous criminal behavior

[@deaconandrewkingtheinspira762]

That was messed up what his father did to him. He showed great weakness by telling the police officers his son's name. Instead of backing up his son 👎🏿

[@AlphanumericCharacters]

Dad always gonna default to protecting his son.

[@theantagonist631]

@@AlphanumericCharacters he didn't protect him for shit

[@tima5033]

@@theantagonist631 maybe he’s seen extreme police violence before and didn’t want to further upset the cops…

[@chrishollins2167]

So TRUE!!!👿

[@stonefly69]

Many older generations bow more easily to cops. The newer gens are learning not to do so.

[@barbaraakinbowale4456]

How does he interfere by not violating his own rights? These cops are so above themselves, they are a joke. They don't have a clue of what they suppose to do or apply the law.