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Original video: • Crooked Covington, Ky ...
Queen T’s channel: / @queent7037
Sources:
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation- bit.ly/2Y0RyF9
Rodriguez v. United States- bit.ly/2LS1sqc
United States v. Cone- bit.ly/3iDRpkF
Arizona v. Johnson- bit.ly/39Sba3R
U.S. v. Everett- bit.ly/3sKyd9p
United States v. Mendenhall- bit.ly/3iKI2Qh
California v. Hodari D- bit.ly/39QtPgl
U.S. v. Perea- bit.ly/39PzByZ
“The First License Plates”- bit.ly/2Y3znyO
Delaware v. Prouse- bit.ly/3iz7lV3
Officer Ullrich’s op-ed- bit.ly/35XIWDC
Officer Ullrich’s previous encounters:
• Crooked Covington, KY ...
• Crooked Covington, Ky ...
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[@tustc3980]

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[@ramonlopez5583]

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[@tustc3980]

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[@SisterKnight]

@@ramonlopez5583 join the patreon

[@why-even-try-brotendo]

Sometimes you go into too much detail. This could have been cut by about 1/3.

[@cindland]

Cop: “I wasn’t paying attention to you”. Cop: asks him about every move he made.

[@kevinb3588]

Lmao thought the same the cop told him every step move a breath he took

[@williamhoover9699]

"I wasnt paying attention but I know exactly what address you were sitting in front of" Cops are fucking scum

[@cindland]

@@williamhoover9699 his “hobby” is watching the GPS

[@wonder_9315]

“No sir I wasn’t racially profiling you while racially profiling you”

[@boomknight1015]

If the cop felt like the driver was breaking in and stealing stuff he should have came over and checked it out. I'd want the officer check it out. Not wait to lay about something to harass a black dude for having been arrested in the past. Honestly if I have a cop eyeing me when I do the freedom shit and it seems like they are actively waiting for me to do something. I am calling 911 and reporting a possible fake officer at that officer's location as well as recording that officer's reaction as I called. Something minor that would try and get other officers to come question that officer with out accusing an easily provable crime in an civ's stand point.

[@nailswood167]

Cop says he wasn’t paying attention to him after describing his actions, then proceeds to ask him about the observations he made while not paying attention...ffs.

[@Lumpycheeses]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@passion2dope]

selective vision is my conclusion 🤷🏾‍♀️ lol

[@Miller_Time]

It's all a ruse to slap some hand cuffs on a black person

[@lawdadz4332]

I heard that same shit and was like wait bro wtf contradiction

[@iziklove]

I only got into the video at 1:51 and I had to call out the cops bullshit and then I seen your response. I’m glad that I’m not the only one that heard the cop with his bullshit observation and so called non-observation because that guy was watching the cop as the cop was watching him. Now I’ll continue watching the rest of this bullshit harassment from the cop.

[@jadencatooo]

“I wasn’t paying attention to you, I was just watching a car sit in front of 109” 😂😂😂😂😂 grade A policing

[@shellyagourmet9409]

I was just getting ready to say the same thing

[@oneangrygoy]

Yep I heard em

[@jessevance3937]

I heard this as I read it lol

[@lilcat5766]

For 20 mins

[@underconstruction9339]

Cant make this shit up...imagine life before cameras

[@DowntownTasty]

This is something my grandpa always told me. “Once you’re in the system, they’ll constantly harass you and see how much they get out of you” and it seems like that’s what’s happening.

[@santosic]

This is why some people are adamant about never giving their ID or details to a cop for no reason. Especially for random encounters on the street. I'd do the same for that reason

[@BiggerFatterBlog]

Your grandfather is 100% correct. Big brother is watching everybody and perhaps it is time blind big brother and castrate him.

[@bethl8624]

This is 100% TRUTH!!!!!

[@jdavis1770]

Same thing happened to my grandfather ,,,,,, But it was in Nazi Germany,,,

[@itypethetruthnobshere8975]

My grandpa told me not to associate with anyone that ever went into "the system" Once a bad person always a bad person!! Good people never do anything wrong! Love ya gramps!!!

[@Virgoindigo]

It's like the cop wanted to arrest him again for being arrested before.

[@wish1012]

raga...nope the cop wanted to mess up his life because he is a Black kid!

[@ryanjones7681]

@@wish1012 nah, they do that to every race.

[@ryanjones7681]

Yeap, happened to me mant times before. Fight every ticket you get, they eventually learn that it costs more than it's worth.

[@daekwonrose3160]

@@ryanjones7681 Black people are more likely to be profiled and arrested by dumbass cops like this. I believe it’s 2.45x more likely

[@djhowell5273]

They love doing that

[@agentsnakeplisskin]

The officers pulls the guy over because he looks “suspicious”, but then proceeds to say “I was not paying attention to what you were doing” WTF? This is called earning the hate.

[@Dowlphin]

He claimed traffic infractions. - Too bad that we don't have the footage.

[@russlehman2070]

@@Dowlphin Yes. My gut feeling is that the traffic infractions were bullshit, simply an excuse to stop him for "Suspicion of burglary", aka, "Moving While Black", but if they were legit, I can't really fault the cop.

[@dannyf4447]

@@russlehman2070 : cops don’t care what color you are. So please leave the race card to the side.

[@tarrynjohnson9106]

@@dannyf4447 they most certainly do tho

[@JadaRavenellMakeup]

@@dannyf4447 lol are you serious ? Like do you live under a fucking rock?

[@BeeHash]

For someone who wasn't paying attention, the cop sure knew a lot of details.

[@akadork9432]

Yup famous police wording .... I didn’t see that around you , I only saw you

[@christopherjordan2890]

Yea of course he was watching him just like the driver said, he just happened to not see any of the actions the driver mentions that would hurt his case for probable cause to detain a suspicious person - it’s called cop vision - someone helping a family member move out, all they see is a suspicious person who does not live there loitering

[@charityfaulkner3]

He sure did!

[@thefinalgrind]

Funny how that works isn't it?

[@thefinalgrind]

When you're a cop, you only see things that make people guilty. And tell them or ask them questions that get them to admit some type of guilt. Why? Because you have someone up your arse who wants numbers. And that often deteriorates morals. Or because you're truly an a**hole on a power trip. And YT makes me sensor my swearing now.

[@todd-617]

Cop: "I was observing you" Also Cop: "I didn't see any if that stuff"

[@Kre410]

Schrödinger’ s cop….simultaneously unable to see yet can see all.

[@kenc12]

Right “ I wasn’t paying attention to you” then why did you pull him over genius.

[@javajetson257]

loose the blood and soil flag of Ukraine.

[@johnperry5550]

@@javajetson257why

[@kapwns]

got to love these cops that stop you for almost nothing and then spend a half hour fishing for a real charge.

[@zankou5611]

So many end up like this

[@angelariasjr24]

This is why the divide gets bigger and bigger. He’s a tyrant. Fishing for charges.

[@CelsiusPC]

Exactly why I so vehemently support the 2nd amendment.

[@heddevh]

@@CelsiusPC ...how exactly would the second amendment have helped here?

[@kapwns]

@@CelsiusPC how is that going to help you? stop pretending you would pull a gun on a cop.

[@aheedehee6290]

So, he didn't see the dude help his friend, nor did he see the people coming and going from the car, putting the friend's stuff in the house, but he saw like every movement the car made. Okay.

[@amazinggrace5692]

I hate when cops imply something didn’t happen because they didn’t see it. They assume you are lying.

[@govermentsoundsystemrootik8887]

Why are we even listening to anything the police say 🤔🧐🤔..., When ask what are you doing here the most appropriate answer is because im minding my own business where i am free and live in the USA and so can go ANYWHERE i choose.....

[@DTG_LOCKETT]

Don't forget he saw him fail to signal at the stop sign that he's going straight

[@melmartinez0327]

Shit u r so right that I thought the same thing. This 👮‍♂️ is full of Shit

[@mimszanadunstedt441]

Yeah for like 20 minutes he did this. Its definition of racial profiling.

[@aubreymendez8156]

Who else started binge watching these so they know what happens and what to do when something happens

[@justicepr5933]

🙋‍♀️

[@pHixiq]

Me lmao

[@markc4008]

Not even from America, but I find it so fascinating so I'm binging them too.

[@sweetsounds152]

Just pay close attention to which state they're in in each video, laws that apply to some states might not apply to others

[@Shlogger]

pretty addictive.. I've had my own share of police interactions. Good and bad. Watching these brings back a lot of memories.

[@jokireynoumous]

Had the young man remained silent, I’m sure the cop would’ve escalated things. That young man deserves an A+..

[@destroya3303]

That's possible. But it is also possible that talking too much does the same thing.

[@qei431.]

Oh yeah

[@BiggerFatterBlog]

The piggy would’ve threaten the rest, if the man remain silent and invoked his rights. He probably would’ve called in other piggies to intimidate the driver. And one of those other dirty piggies would’ve ordered the guy out of the car and place them in handcuffs and then there would’ve been a Piggy huddle where they decided what trumped up charge they could put on him. they probably would’ve lied about him resisting. I think it’s naïve to think that lawful activity alone will end this epidemic of fascism. The only reason the civil rights act was passed is because of violence against ruling class. The only thing that will motivate the ruling class and the Philthy Rich is fear. Morals are not going to motivate them and they know that they’re above the law. When it comes to the ruling class and other white-collar criminals, the country is pretty much lawless. Anyway, this is my opinion. I hope it doesn’t come to violence, but if it does, perhaps that is what is needed. Thomas Jefferson said that the tree of liberty have to be nourished with the blood of tyrants in the blood of patriots. In my opinion, after much thought, Thomas Jefferson was correct.

[@stevenbingham3061]

And that is just the thinking that they count on and will get you into trouble!! Your fear that they will escalate is exactly how they get you to talk. Please consult an attorney on how you should act during a traffic stop. Police take advantage of those who don't know how to stand up for their rights.

[@patrickday4206]

I'm at the point with asking about arrest history of just responding seriously what you really want me to entrap myself?? And I have nothing relevant or serious!!

[@AuthenTech]

Geez, another stop that feels overreaching and condescending

[@lackedpuppet9022]

_So I saw you failed to stop 3/4 of an inch before the white line as is standard operating procedure, so uh, what's your mother's maiden name, where were you seven years ago to the day, and what was the population of the town adjacent to yours when you were born? Oh, you can't answer these questions? Well, I think I'mma hav'ta get a drug sniffing dog out here then and I'll just have to confiscate the contents of you wallet under civil asset forfeiture._

[@tustc3980]

Wow, nice meaty subscriber count

[@Joey-qb7lp]

USSA baby

[@mmatrainee]

I really feel bad for this guy, it's a class war, not a race war, but I feel like this guys is getting it two fold, sad.

[@HaplessOne]

We pay taxes so they can get paid to screw the common man and waste more of our money and time. Definitely time for a reform.

[@TheCarlos3107]

Sad how the driver already knew he was going to get harassed as soon as he saw the cop and got ready for it

[@MrMakemusicmike]

That's typical

[@SKBottom]

He's a black guy. It's probably not his first rodeo. I hate that, but it's true.

[@JamalTy141]

Exactly

[@SuperMisteryMan01]

Honestly the sadder thing is that a lot of black children and teens are taught these kinda things on how to handle interactions with police

[@snappa77]

This is why EVERYONE should get a dashcam. I bet this kid didn't even run the stop sign. If this cop was watching him that long them he was gonna stop him no matter what.

[@SMPwhiteshadow]

He run the plate because he saw a car with a black person and noticed it he had record so he made a bogus excuse for the traffic stop so he could fish something. But this channels considers this B+ lol

[@russlehman2070]

@@SMPwhiteshadow I think you are right, but, assuming the traffic violations were legit, I can't really fault the cop. I wish we had some dashcam or bodycam footage of the alleged violations, as I suspect this was really a "Moving While Black" stop.

[@SMPwhiteshadow]

@@russlehman2070 If they were legit he wouldn't let him go after all this. He had nothing, or else he just likes to harass ppl over nothing serious, some people/cops love to assert to others they hold the power, that they are above the other person.

[@Male_Gaze]

"excuse me sir. I noticed you were black"

[@Zeakthecat]

and have a camera turned on on their person, like a body cam, a camera in their glasses, pen cam and whatever. any footage that is on their person, in conjunction of the dashcam footage (btw, do not just get a front facing cam, get a front, back and driver cam so you can have footage at all angles!) would it easily prove a lot more valuable.

[@carlos.cr.7139]

"he could've invoked his right to remain silent." I disagree, the cop would've escalated the situation and eventually arrested the guy if he refused to answer questions.

[@justalpha9138]

But that would have been in violation of his constitutional rights and that would NOT be backed up in a high court whatsoever, regardless of what political party you fall under.

[@carlos.cr.7139]

@@justalpha9138 and you're not wrong about any of that. I'm merely speculating based on this cop's demeanor. A lot of cops on these videos tend to retaliate when a person invokes his/her right to remain silent.

[@justalpha9138]

@@carlos.cr.7139 I bet you that what you're saying could have been correct, however, I'd argue it still would have been the best decision in this situation because it would make for a nearly indisputable case.

[@carlos.cr.7139]

@@justalpha9138 I respect the argument you make 100%, but it doesn't sway me away from my original opinion.

[@justalpha9138]

@@carlos.cr.7139 That's fine, it's not as if it really matters as in the end, the situation was outrageous

[@GamerModz123]

Citizen "I can call them out right now and we can clear this up" Cop "But then how am I supposed to arrest you?"

[@DrCrabnuts]

Yeah. That didn’t make sense, either.

[@clsmooth536]

He’s not interested in anything that would not give him PC to to search and arrest him.

[@MrJamberee]

Cop wasn’t interested in innocent explanations and certainly didn’t want to start bringing in witnesses to his jakassery.

[@shawnba2294]

Lmaoooooo

[@smax4895]

“I didn’t see any of that.. I wasn’t paying attention to you” - after he just stalked the dude for 30 mins and described his “unusual behavior”

[@pauleaster5832]

Exactly. His questions are not relevant to anything. He should have answered no questions at that point

[@crozraven]

US cops: making problems when there is none ...

[@redspear8314]

They literally do. 😂

[@James-oo1yq]

This and failing to de-escalate situations is 99% of the problems with the police

[@sownheard]

They have a prison to fill.

[@TheCBC1984]

america doesn't have 1/4 of the world's prisoners for no reason.

[@8806Erika]

@@TheCBC1984 right! Legal slavery...that "except" in our 13th amendment is some bullshit. Especially when stuff like this happens!

[@kahlilltwelveyy8998]

giving the officer a B minus is insane

[@angelac6405]

Yeah, this officer held this man up as he tried every angle he could to escalate something into a problem. This cop stopped this man because of his race and for that alone he should get an F.

[@kricachula7546]

He totally looked at the flashy car and skin color and thought he was gonna get him on some drug charge, especially with the people coming to and from his car, which the officer miraculously "didn't see". 🙄

[@rob1969in]

yeah this guy is cop lover ,he is always loving up tyrant cops,this is basically a bootlicker channel

[@jkjenkins33]

F. Maybe F-minus.

[@Jusslookin]

Despicable grade for that c*** roach. That Leo should be fired. Abolish all public unions. Mandate performance bonds for all Leo's. End qualified immunity. Abolish the Department of Education.

[@Havenforhealing]

"I knew what you were gonna do, so I pulled over". hahaha. That cop has to feel so dumb.

[@tmclaug90]

Why would that make him feel dumb?

[@93redcamaroz28]

@@tmclaug90 because he knew he was there waiting to pull over a black person

[@tmclaug90]

@@93redcamaroz28 but, I still don't see why the cop would feel dumb. It's not like he was trying to hide...

[@93redcamaroz28]

@@tmclaug90 this is true

[@joebasketballhighlights]

You can tell he felt silly lol

[@ryansmithc]

These type of cops are the worse. Ego tripping, snoopin' around and trying to ruin someone's life.

[@breakitdown4346]

This dirty cop is FISHING.

[@kapitan19969838]

As in catching fish?

[@austinhernandez2716]

Don't make us anglers look bad

[@SAnn1747]

I would report him just because he was leaning on my car.

[@MrJamberee]

Cop told him he couldn’t park there because it is private property. That would be up to the actual owner of the property, rather than the cop.

[@timchallenge]

"I decline to answer any questions without the presence of a lawyer" say it emphatically and say it often!

[@kenzito101]

The fact that the guy knew he was going to get stopped just shows how bad things are in America

[@joodajoo]

Black guy, nice car = pulled over.

[@RealEstateInsider247]

AFTER the guy got pulled over, he SAID he knew (he would be pulled over). Hindsight is 20/20. That doesn't mean he actually knew the future.

[@RealEstateInsider247]

@@joodajoo Saying that a black guy in a nice car = pulled over ... is accusing all police of being racists which is an outright community-dividing lie. That is such an unfair statement. The race-card gets misused and overused so many times, it almost has no value anymore. What an absurd thing to say.

[@essenceofcha4765]

@@RealEstateInsider247 The driver literally ran down how he observed the cop observing their moves, hence, he concluded a high probability of being approached by the cop, BEFORE the cop walked over to him while he was parked.

[@RealEstateInsider247]

@@essenceofcha4765 That's not what I said. black guy in a nice car = pulled over There are a lot of black guys driving nice cars that don't get pulled over. It's such an absurd thing to say. All that comment does is create hate and division and presumes automatic racism (even though there are a lot of black cops). I think racism has nothing to do with the vast, overwhelming majority of interactions between police and the public,

[@psyience3213]

"Im not paying attention to you, but at the same time im going to interrogate you based on what i was paying attention to" Guys fucking lost.

[@valentinius62]

"Boy, that's a pretty fancy car for a Negra...you got a sales receipt for this heuh car, boy?"

[@RainMan52]

receipt??? massa I dun even reed

[@Dayz_Ex]

Thats some mighty fine a pickin and a singin

[@kiimmig2293]

Unfortunately this is what I was thinking 🥲

[@j.johnson6548]

Boy u got them shiny rims ahh..howabout some shiny cuffs to go aloonngng which ya

[@hendog5396]

Thank god for body cams

[@dumbbunny9178]

He confused the guy telling him he had been to prison. The guy was saying he was never in prison then the coo switched to arrested. You can’t win taking to cops.

[@beepbop6697]

And none of it is relevant to the "traffic stop".

[@232nightowl]

Even better considers arrest being in handcuffs while I bet he's handcuffed people for his safty and stated the person wasn't arrested

[@jeffnelson7888]

This cop is trying WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too hard to find something to arrest this man for. This is ridiculous. I know the law bends towards the cops but this is an abuse of power.

[@slightlyaboveaveragebutaverage]

Not defending the cop, but he could have tried WAY HARDER. No BS suspicion to search the car? No dog showing up to sniff the car? No constant escalation? Bad cop amateur hour!

[@GeneralSulla]

The law doesn't bend towards cops, the law backflips like an Olympic gymnast towards cops.

[@FoulMouthFishing666]

It doesnt bend towards the cops its 100% in their corner always.

[@MrShamus22]

The empty Henney bottle usually is enough to hit the driver with further investigation if not immediately towing the car in some states

[@adrianbutler429]

Now u see what other races of people have been saying

[@jramir2]

Thats just emotional abuse against a complying citizen, who is being intimidated to answer a bunch of questions unrelated to the traffic stop.

[@robv5834]

So don’t answer...

[@jramir2]

@@robv5834 agreed.

[@rthdgbrthhrgb]

They ask questions to get information and catch lies

[@ChrisMM65]

@@robv5834 Sometimes cops don't like it when you don't answer. Then you get others saying to just comply. There is no winning against an armed tool of the state in a situation the have power over

[@robv5834]

@@ChrisMM65 they can’t force you to answer. How are they going to make your mouth move?

[@chk1tout]

I love how the cop says "I wasn't paying attention to you" after the officer tells the guy he was parked in front of 104, then backed in front of 109, then went through a stop sign, something about his blinker...

[@chevy_009]

I love how innocent this dude is he thought arrested meant prison, this man's no trouble

[@chevy_009]

@truth hurts Might be but if a cop shoved a gun in your face you'd probably admit you wear Women's Underwear

[@marksommers4179]

That's just because the cop started out by asking if he's ever been to prison. And then after he asked 100x about prison then he switched up to "so you've never been arrested before?" He was trying to confuse him because it would be a crime if he lied about his arrest history and said he's never been arrested.

[@Kre410]

I love that he just assumes he had served time. This piggy was a racist.

[@Quesadla]

​@Kre410 he didn't assume, he knew he had a record. Still was a pos though.

[@tw629108]

I can't imagine treating someone like that ever in my life. People are nuts.

[@johnconnor2402]

Bullies love it

[@ikediamond]

Anti-black racism is nuts

[@ikediamond]

Racist overtones should always result in “F” grades

[@kellyannr4171]

People are hateful. I’d rather deal with them being a little nuts than completely hateful.

[@lorrainebrunner2490]

It's because cops are not filtered for racisism, and are actively encouraged to take the most volatile course of action whenever possible, depending on whose traind them, and to treat criminals and suspected-criminals as less than human. I suggest you look up "Last Week Tonight Police Training". That covers it pretty well.

[@frostwolf159]

"I've never been to prison. Ever." "Oh boy! Why don't we fix that?"

[@blacBroly2]

Cop: Hey, I saw you run a stop sign a while back. What were you in prison for?

[@agr0nianTV]

Right to remain silent is so tricky like it always leads to suspicion, officers getting emotional, and it appears like the person is being non-compliant especially if they refuse identification

[@roaringsun4743]

He reached in his vehicle without his permission and took his keys.

[@truthisrelative4815]

That's legal. However, they only usually do it with bikes

[@yellowflash5555]

@@truthisrelative4815 how is it?

[@johnrhodes101875]

@@yellowflash5555 it's legal for him because he's a bootlicker he likes the way police sausage feels in his hiney watch yourself I'd like to know how this ding dong thinks it's illegal your car's a personal space unless they had a warrant they're not allowed in it

[@jedimacho717]

@@yellowflash5555 “why is the law legal”

[@nickxenix]

@@jedimacho717 fun fact: killing is legal, murdering is illegal. Cops kill criminals, criminals murder cops.

[@Kanoemirate]

First Rule: No Cop is trying to help you.

[@vitaly6312]

I think we need to back up here. No LAW is trying to help you. There are certainly cops that help, but when cops are trying to enforce a law when you are in the middle, then you’re certainly correct. Nuance is important.

[@Jstreet606]

@@vitaly6312 I’m pretty sure that there are a lot of laws that help you

[@gwanael34]

@@vitaly6312 Their job is to put people in jail as much as possible because your prisons are making money of their legal slavery. Because slavery is legal in the US, if they are prisonners.

[@Alyssa-senpai]

@@gwanael34 yep. You lose all rights when you go to prison. And become free labor.

[@sparkyfister]

I had a cop who pulled over to help me change a tire, but she was a chick, so I couldn't accept.

[@ramonlopez5583]

I didn't see them bring bags in. I wasn't paying attention. But i saw you run the stop sign tho.🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Dmon3k]

Right?!?!? Real selective with what he noticed.

[@Tb0n3]

@@Dmon3k there's a lot of shit that happens around us all day every day. Officers are trained to identify traffic violations so it makes sense he would see what appears to be one. By the looks of the video he didn't ticket him for it or the missing registration so he maybe had ulterior motives or he was giving the guy a break. The only issue I saw was the "arguing" over the definition of arrest.

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

@@Tb0n3, ya like the taste of leather?

[@Tb0n3]

@@hoosierhyperwatch5884 lol sorry for using my brain.

[@AliUsama-v9i]

@@Tb0n3 the little bit you have left of it

[@zoneonemusic]

Rule #1 - "I don't answer questions."

[@fitzgeraldsemelfort3938]

Why people don’t understand this🤦🏾

[@ellenj9969]

I give the officer a grade of “J” for Jackass, because in my opinion, he didn’t need to prevent the driver from parking there at the end of the vid. Plus, he harassed the driver without evidence of wrongdoing.

[@LUCAS420BLZ]

But your name got a J in it

[@wyllerickson]

damn what a jackass of an officer who let the guy off when he had an open container in his vehicle

[@KobaCrawls]

@@wyllerickson That's really what you took from this either interaction? Maybe you deserve J for jackass too

[@jayels3036]

@@wyllerickson needed a valid reason to pull him over anyways. Anything after is void. This cop was a dick.

[@fakshen1973]

I would give him a grade of "A"... for A-hole.

[@dgator75]

The officer lied a few times. He described all of the citizens movements and then said he wasn't paying attention. He also said the guy had been to prison because that's how you get a bci number when, as you pointed out, comes with any arrest. I love how they say honesty goes a long way and then they make false claims and lie frequently.

[@rossfuller3224]

Cops are fully allowed to lie

[@Rome__king]

@@rossfuller3224 thats the problem lol

[@rossfuller3224]

@@Rome__king Yup!

[@claudefields5941]

There's No Need in Complaining about this Online Unless You've Got Dashcam or Cellphone Video ..besides You'll Only Attract the Attention of a Citizen Critic like frmr Tucson Arizona Ofcr Brandon Tatum, B.T.'s the kind of Guy that makes statements like "Maybe He Deserved That Work" !!! That was what he said as he watched and Critiqued a Video Recording of Miami Beach ⛱️ Cop's, Punch,Kick and pick a African American Man up by his Braids a Drop Him on his Face while his Hands were Handcuffed Behind his Back as he laid Face-down in a Prone position in a Hotel Lobby on the Floor in frontoftheElevators. (Helpless to Protect Himself) or Cause Harm to the Dozen Ofcr's who Punched and Kicked Him . These same Ofcr's saw a African American Man Videoing their Excessive Force so they decided to Taclke and Beat Him. I'm still surprised 😮 that Ofcr B.Tatum said " Maybe He Deserved That Work" ?? I can't See How Either Men Deserved That Work !!!

[@r.d.9399]

I don't know how a court can trust a cops word when they're documenting their lies.

[@heartsky]

Because asking a driver about their arrest record is the best way to show how sincere you are about getting to know the community. They've earned the hate they get, every bit of it.

[@beautifulyou2]

He could have said “I don’t answer questions”

[@ginoasci]

i’m a white guy. THIS WAS RACIAL PROFILING !!! he didn’t use his directional was a lame excuse to investigate. leave people alone before nobody trusts the police. i often sided with the police, but channel really opened my eyes. i still respect cops, and at the same time, i aware of how aggressive they can be, and falsely accuse people of wrong doing and they also have a huge ego. there’s a delicate balancing act that must be applied now with officers. i clearly see it now. thank you for taking the time to create and upload these videos.

[@tinasan3870]

When the cop started asking about prior felonies..STOP TALKING.

[@critic8933]

When cop started asking .. STOP TALKING

[@ryanjones7681]

I think, in some states, if you're a felon you have to answer questions from the officer. I could be wrong tho, but I'm pretty sure it's signed over, same with gun rights.

[@jaygames1980]

@@ryanjones7681 No they just treat people like they have low IQs.

[@tinasan3870]

@@ryanjones7681 It's hard to believe that - if you're doing nothing illegal, just sitting in your car - you have to answer their questions about your history ? He told them what he was doing there. I don't think states have the right to violate your 5th amendment rights. All lawyers say: DON'T TALK TO COPS (without a lawyer present). They DON'T say, "EXCEPT if you have a prior felony" ...(Yes, I understand about guns.)

[@mr.logicandfactsunapologet4926]

@@ryanjones7681 you’re wrong, I’m a lawyer and you don’t have to answer any questions at all. That’s why you plead the 5th.

[@kareemawad35]

“Saw you spend like 20 minutes over there” You spying on him or something lmao these cops.

[@targetlejekeje4707]

Oh boy that comment is gold

[@BEN-ys6gu]

Take a shot every time you see the word "reasonably" in laws

[@leeham6230]

"Reasonably" just gives cops free reign to do what they want.

[@kic.7679]

B+? Get real. He was clearly harassing him and his arrest record was completely irrelevant.

[@josiethegoat36]

If he already looked him up and found out about his arrests why does he need to question him about them?

[@RiseOneTheFirst]

To see if he would lie.

[@datura_boof]

Test the bugger for lying

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

@@datura_boof, the only bugger here is the PIG.

[@staple55]

Because if he studders the officer can say he's acting extremely nervous and search the car.

[@lastscout9961]

Its part of a criminal investigation. To see if the subject is being purposely dishonest

[@davids5006]

People stop answering questions, it's a fishing expedition is all, so stop it!

[@FlashxSwazy]

Black folks don't get that freedom.

[@davids5006]

@@FlashxSwazy that would suck but no one can make anyone speak per se

[@BONGONDORForthewin]

@@FlashxSwazy yes they do

[@1SCme]

@@FlashxSwazy If properly used, it is at least even, and potentially beneficial given other headlines. When they go fishing, accuse them of harassment and acting on a hunch rather than reasonable suspicion, challenge how they are continuing an investigation if you aren't answering questions, then accuse them of harassment for exercising your rights.

[@writersfantasy5064]

@@BONGONDORForthewin You haven't even watched the full video. Racism and Xenophobia exists ya know.

[@amazingme894]

The obsession about past crimes and the weird smug dominance he was toying him with during that questioning was so disturbing. It just exuded “I’m a racist and I am looking forward to this” vibes

[@baIius]

@@stpatrick7643 "Statistically" being black will result in you being pulled over more frequently than their white man counterpart because "statistically" a disturbing amount of police racially profile to initiate their "investigations". You know where I'm getting at? Because "statistically" when people try and perpetuate their false agendas they often use words such as "statistically" to try and make a more sound argument. The reality is that racism shouldn't run through our law enforcement agencies but its OUR reality, as much as you'd like to dismiss it and not even acknowledge it. It's almost as if you're trying to perpetuate your own racist inclinations by not acknowledging the ongoing problem of law enforcement racially profiling law abiding citizens.

[@lulu5803]

@@stpatrick7643 There are more white people, period. Re-check your statistics. Race matters.

[@magnus466]

@@lulu5803 @STPatrick used the word “wanker”. So he doesn’t live in the US and or he’s not American, and he CERTAINLY doesn’t live in Kentucky. He should watch Steve McQueen’s Small Axe anthology series with particular attention to the films Mangrove and Red White and Blue (for references to cops in the UK) and then get back to us. 😒

[@kinfmin443]

@@michaelvega3669 The same people who say "You should've followed his orders" are the same ones who challenge authorities when asked to wear a face mask...

[@SH-ry2xi]

He should have just kept his mouth shut he doesn’t need to answer the piece of shit’s questions

[@bimmersbbws6863]

10:19 the desperation in his voice when he says " no marijuana in the car?", is just sad.

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

Considering he asked if there was any marijuana directly after he found a liquor bottle in the car, its not an unreasonable question. But i guess you were falsely assuming it was all because of his race right? Pathetic, use your brain.

[@bimmersbbws6863]

@@user-wr9ej6xe4j both are totally different things. your bootlicking logic makes no sense. he was desperately fishing for a charge.

[@ianbattles7290]

"I don't consent to any searches, seizures, or questions. Direct any further inquiries to my attorney. If I am not under arrest at this time, allow me to leave. Your move, Officer."

[@PsionicMonk]

I hate cops. I don't respect most of them on a personal level and I know the system is flawed. Your quote is actually highly useful, except for the "your move officer." But just in a legitimate street confrontation, I think it could speak volumes if you got a pig to snort into court

[@joshb8976]

Sounds gay

[@Mike_E_DeShaman]

I dont answer questions

[@glorybelieve9010]

@@joshb8976 - You sound immature.If You understood what Gay, meant, is means, Happy! 😅 So It ridiculous You would feel that way, when someone’s rights were being violated.

[@DrummerJacob]

@@glorybelieve9010 There are immature people, you know that right? Probably a billion humans on this earth havent matured yet, maybe more. What makes you feel the need to call out everyone's position in life? Are you the mature role model here? Is that why you spend your time calling people immature, because you are mature?

[@SollieWalker1906]

To my people's name, license, and registration. Let the cops do the talking never give up ANY info outside of that.

[@buckin8969]

Makes me cringe every time someone answers a cops question.

[@StephensAmazingYoutubeHandle]

Fr, don’t talk to police lmao

[@tk2fly3d]

Thought I was da only one!!!🤬😡🤬 That shit gets da blood boiling!!

[@soulkiss7297]

@@RandomUserYTisFailing can you actually get arrested for that?

[@dpedd12]

@@soulkiss7297 no you can’t. Not legally.

[@thechief4114]

@@soulkiss7297 it's always your word against theirs unless you are able to record the encounter

[@colt8282]

An arrest don't mean guilty.

[@bharrison1970]

Dude is talking way too much. Never answer their questions.

[@ijustwentss1466]

i bet ur racist too

[@conevin2479]

@@ijustwentss1466 lol.........wow it's embarrassing to share the internet with minds like yours

[@sebastiandee5541]

@@ijustwentss1466 Um what? How does that relate with anything?

[@Primus54]

@@ijustwentss1466: I just love it when people such as you demonstrate your ignorance for hundreds of people to witness.

[@docblaq]

@@ijustwentss1466 well that was a stupid response

[@chrisbolducrowan5110]

Him: “You saw me over there and they were taking all the bags out my car...” Officer: “I didn’t see all that. I wasn’t paying attention.” Me: WTF? You just went on a tirade about his every movement.

[@twentyfourtythree1190]

Imagine arresting someone for leaving their car running.

[@BigSnead76]

It happens

[@frostwolf159]

Especially when cops do it for longer over more days.

[@shinblack]

In NJ you cannot leave your car on idle for more than 3 minutes but that is only if you get out of the car ...

[@Chiyomi_Anzai599]

Eeek pfp

[@robv5834]

Imagine posting a comment and not knowing it can actually happen lol

[@rubricalchunk1831]

The people putting up with this policing are absolute saints. What a rediculously frustrating position to be in where you are criminalised for assisting a friend. Innocent until provoked to be guilty.

[@Sevenfold120]

"You ever been convicted of a felony before" First of all why does that matter and he is totally fucking fishing for something to arrest him for. American cops are the quintessential modern day equivalent of the gestapo.

[@thematic3893]

Papers please.

[@veramae4098]

Well no. Gestapo were a LOT worse.

[@byronn.585]

@@veramae4098 even so, that doesn’t make these cops good. Comparison doesn’t equal justification. Just because a car accident could be a lot worse, it doesn’t mean the more minor accident isn’t bad.

[@elonmust7470]

@@byronn.585 She didn't imply that they were good you toolbox.

[@LateNightRewrites]

Tell that to the citizens of Iran

[@JustTuningIn]

This guy offered to call her and the cop says "nope!" Could of defused the situation there.

[@judjudersawn2596]

It’s the cop’s ego. The cop’s also an idiot. Officer sees rational deescalation as the suspect trying to worm his way out of the situation.

[@KravMagoo]

@@judjudersawn2596 Cops consider "de-escalation" to be the equivalent of failure. They are all about the GOTCHA! and nothing about serve and protect.

[@DJGENOTYPE]

The cop wasn’t interested in defusing the situation. He was more interested in escalating the encounter for no apparent reason.

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

*could've not "could of" Common error due to how both sound similar when spoken out loud. Hope that helps, have a nice day.

[@JustTuningIn]

@@Eidolon1andOnly 😮🥸

[@jamesj3857]

The best part,the cop described the the guys whole day of driving. Then says I wasn’t paying attention to you 😂🤣😂🤣

[@buttonsf3293]

2:47 the cop asks about felonies then asked why he’d gone to prison. Cop was fishing. Then he changed it up to make it like he’d asked about arrests.

“Sir, the tint of your skin is of an illegal shade here.”

[@tinypapertiger]

sheeeeiiitt my african american, that wasn't in the video

[@MontanaDior]

LMAOOOO I hate myself for laughing at this, it’s so true though 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@foreverever9001]

Basically

[@drewb1770]

Yeah that is the phrase you hear directly after you hear "Heres the deal man"......lol

[@PureBlood777]

Another social justice warrior my gosh get over it. Everything is racist to the idiots

[@sparkyfister]

He's clearly went to the other end of the parking lot to catch pokemon, he's just afraid to admit it.

[@DjShepard]

Pogo is the fastest way to get away from snooping police stops😂

[@sparkyfister]

@@DjShepard i have yet to top "look suspicious" while playing. I get off at 5am and have to hit spots on the way home. Is just a matter of time, I know.

[@MichaelEdgington-z5s]

He doesn't need to answer any of these questions, and an attorney would advise against it.

[@suzannebeaudry6245]

Why is he harassing a young man helping out a friend ... shame on you police

[@Primus54]

2:47: “Have you ever been convicted of a felony before?” That was the cop’s initial question to which the driver answered no. It was the cop who confused the issue when he asked “Why do you have a BCI number, then?” Seems to me the officer is confused about how one gets a BCI number, and it has nothing to do with serving prison time. The fact that no citation was issued proved to me the turn signal issue was a b.s. excuse to investigate this man further and was very likely due to DWB and the officer’s bias.

[@utubepunk]

100%

[@robv5834]

So you think he should have been ticketed then clearly right?

[@Seba-lk4hp]

@@robv5834 Him not getting the ticket proved he was not making any illegal moves while driving.

[@russlehman2070]

I think it was actually "Moving While Black", because, in the cops mind, any black person moving stuff into or out of an apartment is probably committing a burglary.

[@robv5834]

@@russlehman2070 🤦‍♂️ wow

[@tsquare936]

Its crazy weird that he saw him sitting at the address but not the people around guys car.

[@serviceprincecaspian1322]

Gary feed he saw the ppl walking to and from the car back and forth. No doubt about it. He just pulled him over cuz he black with a nice car

[@saltMagic]

oh he saw every single bit of it. He just assumed it was a drug deal... and then power tripped when he realized he was indeed a fool.

[@growing.grounds4054]

Thank you so much for this channel because I’ve learned so much in just a few days !!!

[@jimmiedmc1]

Why does it matter if hes been previously arrested ? Talk about profiling eh no wonder people fear and hate the cops down there

[@jimmiedmc1]

@thatguy 00 still doesn't answer why! I understand having that knowledge but why the interrogation it accomplished nothing but confusion

[@jimmiedmc1]

@thatguy 00 why there allowed but not why its neccessary, the interrogation accomplished nothing it didnt help with the stop provided no information on his infraction, and only hindered any possible positive interaction, granted it's good to know the possibilities of violent ex cons so the officer keeps there guard up but asking and interrogating the driver served no practical purpose, other than to instill blaintent bias

[@jimmiedmc1]

@Shayne O'Neil China makes there officers wear a pink hello kitty arm band, I forgot for what infraction but would prob work in north america as well, so people know there officer has a history of being disciplined for aggressive behaviour or w.e. you see this arm band you know you need a camera rolling lol, I'm thinking maybe a jo-jo siwa bow tied around there arm or attached to there hat lol,

[@theantagonist631]

@thatguy 00 why would I ask you a question then question your answer and argue with you on semantics? He can find out everything through his DCI number. And although it COULD be quicker to just ask, thats assuming you will believe them lol.

[@jimmiedmc1]

In My own experience. the only reason to ask or interrogate anyone for a hit on the DCI, or w.e. is if the driver was on probation, in which case the only question too ask is does your PO know your in this state and what's there number, when I was on probation my job wanted me to leave my province for 6-8 weeks(I was a trainer for a restaurant chain) my PO just had me call instead of physically show up, and if it becomes permanent I'll have to see a judge in ontario first, got pulled over for a rolling stop I was guilty, let off with a warning only because when I gave him my license and registration (company car) I gave him my PO card along side it, if they need to question them on there past for w.e. reason it should only be are you on probation if neccessary

[@gregorythomas333]

Officer: You did this, this and this wrong. Also officer: I wasn't paying attention to you. @9:56 The officer removes the citizen's keys from the passenger seat...making this officially a detainment.

[@good4jg]

Actually, the detainment began long before that; when he asked him to put the keys on the passenger seat, or when he told him to shut off the engine, or when he leaned into the car (imagine what would have happened if the "suspect" attempted to drive off).

[@CaptnCrunch247]

It's convenient how the cop says "I wasn't paying attention to you" when this dude brings up the fact that he saw the cop watching him as he was helping a friend move. But then he'll always on to talk about "Well why did you do this?", and "Why did you do that?" For someone who "wasn't paying attention", this cop saw an awful LOT of what this man was doing. In fact the only thing he "didn't" see id that which supports this being an unjustified stop. I'm typically not the type to race-bait, but it seems that the ONLY thing that motivated this stop was the color of the driver's skin.

[@ThePeachtree69]

Don’t assume race was the motivating factor. Crime statistics, location, pulling into a parking space backwards, moving around from place to place. The cop used all this to target a person for a stop, most likely. The misunderstanding of being arrested or not escalated the situation because now the cop thinks he’s being lied to by someone that may not have fully understood his processing in the system. Every citizen needs to be trained in how to deal with situations like this. If you can’t avoid then minimize.

[@aethionr4478]

@@ThePeachtree69 No, the cops need to be defunded. How many people suffer this kind of humiliation because we love to kiss cops' asses? Fuck that.

[@nickxenix]

@@ThePeachtree69 wait, you can get questioned for pulling into a parking space backwards? Holy shit, America.

[@alxfonso4924]

@@XCodes it cracks me up these bootlickers will add information or reasons that contradict the own testimony of the officer to.validate the stop.

[@joemoe1219]

@@ThePeachtree69 why not train the officers to deal with people. Citizens are not animals to be trained. When you are going around legally and doing general every day things. You are not thinking about police who are so busy, to pull you over and asked stupid questions.

[@robertsaget67]

"You're looking awful black, where's the weed?"

[@darrenb1619]

The mental and emotional stress of watching this is overwhelming

[@michalis75]

Welcome to the African American experience

[@darrenbannister6087]

@@michalis75 Yeah I hear you. Trust me , I need no introduction. I am black. And have had my share nightmarish experiences. I really felt bad for the brother.

[@michalis75]

@@darrenbannister6087 I gotcha. There are some that instinctively deny our shared experiences, especially online and with video evidence 🤦🏽

[@adammarko1992]

@@michalis75 I"m Black American. late 30's. I've only been involved in 2 actual traffic stops. I would agree that certain areas are worst than others. But to call it an overall experience of every Black person in America is a bit of an overreach; I've seen white people get the same harassment on this channel. That being said, it's still a problem regardless.

[@Fafafohi]

Good point. I’m already angry because of work. This is getting me more upset.

[@yuh7610]

*cop asks about prison time* *man explains he never went to prison* Cop: I’m not talking about prison

[@StephensAmazingYoutubeHandle]

“Have you ever been arrested” - I’ve been to the holding cell once “Yeah but you’ve been arrested more than once” - No I haven’t At this point the cop should’ve known they have two different understandings of an arrest lol

[@alexandrasdrapetomaniacmin7186]

You got it right. He confused him, then got confused himself and didn't want to admit it.

[@robv5834]

@@alexandrasdrapetomaniacmin7186 assuming driver was confused and not playing games. I’ve had people do this with me trying to be ague and evasive. (No I’m not a cop, people lie to protect themselves all the time)

[@Badartist888]

@@StephensAmazingKZbinHandle It was a case of "have you committed a felony" and "when were you in jail." Like a cop doesn't know that there are lots of felonies that don't end in jail. Especially traffic ones. Either the cop was an idiot or he was trying to force a reason to search him or the like. (Or both)

[@alexandrasdrapetomaniacmin7186]

@@robv5834 it's hard to decipher what the right/moral thing to do is. All I know is that I'm nervous in front of authority. I'm talking neeerrrvous/anxious/sweating. People have told me I looked uncertain/unsure/lost/lying because of how I've answered them/interacted with them at times. I was just nervous. I wanted the conversation to be over already. So I know people lie and need to be outwitted but I don't think that way is the best way to go.

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

bootlickers: "just be compliant with the cops, stop resisting, answer their questions and you'll be fine" this video: 😐

[@FioDavid767]

This video: He got away and can file a complaint and get him to court.

[@ollyrukes]

thats exactly what happened. he answered the questions and, after some confusion between arrest vs prison, was allowed to leave the scene with no citation.

[@rage.kitten]

This video: man was compliant, didn’t resist, answered questions, and was fine. Your comment: 🤡

[@Chris-nr5cy]

Boot lickers= AKA Trumptards

[@rage.kitten]

@@Chris-nr5cy no

[@heroldsluder7031]

This officer tried everyway to lock this man up. A pure case of harassment.

[@jacobbyrne11]

“Or don’t listen to what I tell you to do.” He’s a grown man. Maybe when police stop treating citizens that haven’t done anything wrong like children, they will start earning some respect back from the public. I hate that condescending, passive aggressive sh**.

[@cassidyopeia2586]

God this pissed me off so much

[@garandman8114]

Respect gets respect back.

[@alyseheggen1692]

Cat to the mouse, "I wasn't noticing all your little mouse activities. I was just lazer-beam focused on you, waiting to pounce."

[@weaverjoshuab]

The driver didn’t realize driving while black is a misdemeanor.

[@soonersdevil]

Y'all killing me with the driving while black...guy needs to just be quiet...it's his Right.

[@esengomamonga9292]

​@@soonersdevil driving while black ain't that a reality? Why getting your panties in the bunch for saying it?

[@NB79032]

In this country it's not a misdemeanor; it's a death sentence.

[@TheDeadKingsRaven]

Like playing Russian roulette but the cop has the gun to your head and it’s not a revolver...

[@user-jt1jv8vl9r]

The assumption that as he is black he must smoke weed.

[@Caige-]

00:58 “I stopped at the stop sign twice” 😂😂

[@butsgalore]

1:36 "I didn't see any of that stuff that you're talking about, I was not paying attention to you" Then why the hell did you pull him over if you didn't witness anything illegal?

[@MTrout5140]

But in his next sentence says he was paying attention to his car. The hell? So we're you paying attention to him or not?

[@troopertaylor498]

@@MTrout5140 Exactly what I thought when I heard him say that. I suppose he was paying “selective attention”. 🙄

[@TheKilogram1000]

I think the officer was specifically talking about the "you've seen all the people come to my car" as he did see him run a stop sign, but probably not people coming to his car. It would be interesting to know if it was on the citizen's way to help his friend move, or on his way back as that could explain that.

[@mmatrainee]

I'm pretty sure the officer doesn't give the helping friends move as a reason.

[@wish1012]

mmatrainee...that's some stalker predator type BS right there. That cop was hunting this kid in broad daylight...creepy!

[@Romulan112]

What grinds my gears, is that I go through what this guy went through about once a month. Thing about it is, I do nothing but drive through Winsted CT at night after work. Cop will run a red light just to catch up to me, being that i am the only car driving through town. He invents a reason to stop me and I go through this crap of 'fishing'. I then go on my way upset about being pulled over and interrogated for just driving. Go around a car thats parked on side of road, get pulled over for 'going too far over'. Swerve around a pot hole, 'swerving'. Going speed limit through town, 'travelling too slow, suspicion for drinking'. Go faster than speed limit, 'speeding'. I think you get the point reading this. Officer just makes it up to justify the stop. One would think that what he does is illegal.

[@judjudersawn2596]

It’s narcissistic abuse

[@Romulan112]

@busy catter none. dont want extra attention if I did such. I think they would retaliate. Its a strong brotherhood the cops have. They stick up for one another even if one is crazy.

[@ranglin8487]

The strategy is to harass you into not driving through and telling your friends

[@marzoe4269]

u need to record bro

[@natashab8069]

Same thing as I experience when driving at times when few people are out on the road. I like doing as much of my necessary driving at as late an hour as possible. It’s much safer to drive without a lot of traffic. And much quicker to shop because there are seldom any waiting lines. I’m a 50+ white female, and get pulled over often because there’s not much else for the cops to focus on when I’m out past “normal” hours. God forbid i be normal!!

[@ZhipFrag]

You know when they type in your license plate, they can see who the vehicle is registered to, if it has insurance, and if it has current tabs. Why do they insist on asking for that anyway?

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

You must be slow

[@thedaltons6484]

I fear traffic stops like this. Just minding your business and suddenly your freedom is on the line.

[@JohnDoe-rk7ej]

Don’t fear, that’s when they can abuse you. Stand your ground know your rights

[@xrphoenix7194]

@@JohnDoe-rk7ej they can do whatever they want, if they are punished it happens later, so stand your ground but be careful. Your life is more important than showing off for cops

[@isaacprice6213]

@@xrphoenix7194 exactly no disrespect but a lot of white people don’t understand that black people don’t get the same leeway. Us standing up for our rights can easily get us killed

[@xrphoenix7194]

@@isaacprice6213 I think that is often true

[@amfam100]

This channel saved my skin earlier this year!!!! Thank you for educating the public on this stuff!

[@christophergreen6595]

Details pls!

[@santosic]

Please elaborate my good sir or madam. I crave all the deets 😅

[@derekfcc]

The comments section demands a response. Comply! Lol

[@Tubb2581]

Never understood why they needed to see your registration. They run your plate, look at your Vin and it confirms it's registered

[@Daniel-wv7lj]

I was driving in MD for post prom (was living in PA at the time) and my registration card was at home. I got pulled over for speeding and the cop ran all my info saw I was registered and gave me a $85 ticket for not having the physical card. That was it. Was nervous as hell though being 18, black, with a trunk full of booze. I must be lucky because I've had about a dozen interactions with police and they all went very well.

[@politelady123]

@@Daniel-wv7lj yea.. you must be lucky

[@ShangTsungg]

@@Daniel-wv7lj don’t jinx yourself now

[@MrPancaker57]

Because thats how they make money. Thats it. They just want to take advantage of people for the smallest, most meaningless shit for the goals of harrassing people, asserting their "dominance," and making money

[@MrPancaker57]

@busy catter When did I say it was hard?

[@josebucio3105]

We got a fisherman on our hands

[@kemetic_shogun3134]

This is a classic case of, when you're a liar you assume everyone else is.

[@Dowlphin]

*PNAC - Projection for a New American Century*

[@chronographer]

'have you ever been to prison?' No, just arrested for traffic stuff, never prison. 'You're lying, I asked if you'd ever been arrested, even in handcuffs'. Cop is just looking for some 'suspicious answers' and lying about his questioning to make normal answers seem suspicious.

[@charlesdemarest1171]

"I wasn't paying attention to you." Then why tf are you bothering him?

[@jcnot9712]

Under the law are allowed to use deception in order to conduct more effective investigations. However, 90% of the time they misappropriate that right by using it to lie to cover their ass and make the victim look like an asshole/liar. It’s disgusting to watch.

[@lawrencerobinson9870]

He was fishing like crazy, but there was to much talking from the driver.

[@Charrisnemtblueprint]

The driver was afraid...he didn't want to be the "next" news story.

[@Chance57]

He was afraid definitely. And instead of realizing that and empathizing and, the cop took advantage of it, bullied, and denigrated the young man. It's easy to stay quiet when you don't have a legitimate fear of escalation that the cop is actively playing on.

[@jf9763]

This is why it is very important to know your rights! This man didn't have to answer any questions. You can see this officer fishing!

[@LadyRubyEye]

"We need more black/latino/women officers " Hooray for a diverse boot on my neck

[@WindyBurns]

This comment! :)

[@PureBlood777]

What a stupid comment Is your name Karen

[@iwantfree9257]

I feel it is less about color and more about overaggressive policing of everyone that is disproportionately affecting people of color. Let's address the problems with policing and then deal with the individual racists just like any other crime.

[@lancemilliken9078]

@@PureBlood777 Why is that a Karen type of comment?

[@mosquitoinmagicjohnsonshouse]

Yeah this comment was gold

[@SGTJDerek]

Sounds to me like the Cop's just being confrontational about his arrests.

[@seattlesix]

Or perhaps because he’d been lied to before.

[@snarkback]

@@seattlesix the role of a cop is to police professionally. It never makes anything better for a cop to be demeaning or condescending.

[@Virgoindigo]

Like he wants to arrest him again for being arrested before. But don't know why we hate cops

[@theantagonist631]

@@seattlesix so that means he can be a dick and argue over semantics with someone he never met?

[@robv5834]

Arrests and convictions aren’t the same. The driver is conflating, and so is officer to a degree.

[@otetechie]

That’s some good escalation training. That cop decided he was going to get something one way or another and made it work.

[@colinmiller3489]

Lol THAT bottle of brandy! Snags his keys 💀