🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To COPS: THE FUNNIEST & WILDEST MOMENTS!

[@Tattletale-Delta]

14:51 Undercover dude went up to them, looking like typical trailer trash, and the dudes offered to sell him some of what they had. That is not entrapment, that means he had intent. If it wasn't the cops, they would be selling it to someone else.

[@ajwhitworth8803]

Additionally, even if they did entrape the guy, the guy had the dope to sell, which is still a crime on its own

[@LA_HA]

Knight Sable: It may be better if he stopped the video, looked up what constitutes entrapment in the American Justice System, and had at least some idea of what it is instead of going through half the video going on about entrapment when it wasn't entrapment. It'll help strengthen the educational value of the video, which gives it more fair use juice, too

[@johanna0131]

Great video. No, that’s not entrapment (which is illegal). No one’s forcing the person to do something illegal in this scenario. They’re making the choice all on their own.

[@Ira88881]

Entrapment has nothing to do with forcing anyone to do something illegal. It’s creating a fake scenario which invites someone to do something illegal which he wouldn’t do otherwise.

[@johanna0131]

@@Ira88881 you’re right, “forcing” wasn’t the right word. With entrapment, the officer induces someone to commit a crime they would otherwise not have committed. In this case though, the person isn’t being induced and/or persuaded to do anything illegal. They make their own choices.

[@njfinest3558]

@@johanna0131 what your saying I’m pretty sure would be extortion

[@david-1775]

@@johanna0131 Maybe not. The first one seemed a bit odd. The guy had to go back to his house to get a very small amount of drugs. If the cop walks up to random people and says they will pay for drugs that is the basis for entrapment.

[@ruthanneglickman1173]

I consider this entrapment but it is not unfortunately

[@Justin-gu6kr]

It’s only entrapment if the cops persuade you to do something you wouldn’t otherwise do

[@kevinprzy4539]

That’s not entrapment, entrapment would be if a office told you doing something illegal is ok and then they arrest you after.

[@david-1775]

Not even close.

[@kevinprzy4539]

@@david-1775 Yes it’s literally an inducement of crime and it would have to include a defendants lack of predisposition to do it, the guy was totally ok with doing it.

[@david-1775]

@@kevinprzy4539 Your second post is right. The way you first described it is wrong. The cop doesn't have to tell you it is ok. Also, it isn't about them telling you to do something. It is only about them ASKING and enticing you to do something you would not have done without them asking. Also, neither you or I have any idea how the undercover officer went about asking for drugs. If he walks up to people and says "Man, I need drugs bad ! I will pay $500 for a tiny amount of crack." Somebody who might have drugs at their house might agree to sell him some of their own drugs. Generally vice agents never say what they will pay but wait for the person to set a price.

[@kevinprzy4539]

@@david-1775 if the cops tells you its ok it’s still a form of entrapment it happened to me in 2016 and my attorney presented entrapment as my defense and I won the legal battle. Edit: for clarification he coerced me into doing something illegal claiming it was legal because I genuinely didn’t know if it was legal or not.

[@david-1775]

@@kevinprzy4539 That is nuts. Sadly, I not surprised by that type of garbage.

[@Cramblit]

Entrapment would be if the police officer was posing as a drug dealer, enticing people to buy it, then arresting them for it. Posing as a buyer isn't entrapment as the person already is showing intent to do something illegal.

[@Mvtobebo]

Exactly! A drug addict has enough trouble saying no.

[@claudiamullins1859]

It's not entrapment if you're given a way out. Nothing is forcing them to sell to the under cover cops and they have every opportunity to walk away before making the deal.

[@david-1775]

Wrong. It has nothing to do with having a way out. Entrapment is the practice in which a law enforcement agent or agent of the state induces a person to commit a "crime" that the person would have otherwise been unlikely or unwilling to commit. A cop can't walk up to some random girl, offer her $10,000 to have sex and then arrest her if she says yes.

[@turquoisewitch.wild-owl]

Agreed. They are there to sell, so they would have sold to anyone who came by!

[@lareeseblaque8303]

Right.

[@frankpurvis9189]

@@david-1775 same the other way around a cop can't go on a date and offer XXX for $$$ and arrest the one who buys it as they were only interested in the date before hand. This happened a few years ago to a guy who met a girl on tinder, case got thrown out and he was let go.

[@Shadowcub69]

Its not entrapment, they bought some dope from a dealer. They just didn't go in there as cops. If you're not a dealer you don't have dope to sell. The cops didn't force him to sell to anyone who walked in off the streets. Can't stand dealers, its always everyone's fault but theirs when they get caught.

[@KristinaL1698]

I love these shows! My son is a cop, and the stories he has to tell are unreal!

[@jeffking4176]

I’ve been on the other end, [ screwed up once - did some time - but got straight]. You are right . I did time with some pretty “Unique “ characters. 📻🤣

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

I grew up with the show and it's low key the most entertaining thing that's ever happened on TV.

[@alfredosaenz3328]

I am a retired police officer and paramedic and I can tell you some crazy stories. Towards my end of my career, I became a mental health police officer which here in Texas, I was responsible for dealing with the mentally ill and people in mental crisis. A lot of training but I would not changed a thing.

[@hiheeledsneakers]

God bless you. You must have the patience of Job. Ty for your service ❤

[@moviegirl1100]

I bet you have some stories you could tell.. not just on the mental health part but just in general. What would you say was your craziest call you dealt with (not mental health wise but anything else)?

[@alfredosaenz3328]

@@moviegirl1100 I got sent to a call disturbance between a guy and his girlfriend. The reason that they were fighting was because the girlfriend found out that her boyfriend was having an affair with his half sister. No joke!!! Another one was I was dispatched to call about a suspicious vehicle and my dispatcher was laughing. When I arrived the caller said he saw a UFO flying low in the sky and wanted me to after it, I asked the caller what did he want to do with it if I found it, write it ticket!!! Needless to say I didn’t go looking for the UFO.

[@angiriberdy5094]

RTA. This is just a semi educated guess. I think the guy was asking for an RTA (Right To Appear) ticket instead of taking him to jail. Essentially it's a short dated summons to appear before the court. Basically it's a way of allowing someone to stay out of jail until their initial court date. These are usually given to people with minor crimes or people who have a serious reason why they need to be out. It's kind of like the cop is saying, "we know this person messed up but we don't believe they will commit any other infractions." I've seen them given to people who were found with small amounts of weed (the pot is confiscated) and in one instance I've seen a guy who was the sole caregiver to his aging handicapped mother get one. It gave him time to get alternate care in place before he went to court.

[@latin725]

What cracks me up the guy was screaming and yelling for help 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Gantzz321]

"Hey officer you should arrest me because I have X on me" - Kabir NO YOU DON"T TELL COPS ANYTHING

[@josephsoto9933]

Entrapment, I believe, depends on who proposed the illegal act. If the guy on the bike just rode up and asked to buy some dope then that might be entrapment.. If the guy on the bike (just riding his bike) saiding nothing and the dealer sees "what LOOKS like a potential buyer", asks if the biker wants to buy some dope...then that is not entrapment. That's why the police had the biker look all dirty and "addict-like". It's like in "soliciting" prostitution....who suggested money first. It's all about who instigated the act.

[@LordBaldur]

When it comes to answering whether or not you have anything illegal, the best response is to not admit anything as honesty if you're in the wrong is an admission of guilt. You can refuse a search of your car unless there is probable cause to search. A hunch is not probable cause.

[@curtisthomas3598]

The constitution provides for the 5th amendment "you can't be forced to turn evidence against yourself" in other words you have a right to be silent and it cant be held against you.

[@danajohnson4757]

There used to be a show on tv called "Bait Car". You've got to watch some and react to them. I laugh everytime I've watched them because of the absolutely ridiculous statements the thieves give for stealing the vehicle! 🤣😂 There was one I watched where two guys were checking out the bait car and the one guy even commented that it looked like a bait car set up, but stole it anyway! Guess the temptation was just too great! 😳😜

[@davidnoble1417]

Agree bait car is great

[@loganevan1116]

You find some of the most interesting videos to react to. I couldn't help but react to the second story. The officer was a very tall man. Geez, I would have looked up at him & whimper if I was doing anything illegal.

[@curtisthomas3598]

Dont ever admit to nothing to a cop. It aint gonna help, you're just giving him ammo.

[@briankirchhoefer]

A good lawyer friend of mine always said never say anything to the police. Just hand them your drivers license, car registration and proof of insurance. Anything else will be used against you.

[@Easy_Skanking]

He knows what's up, for sure.

[@clayc8115]

"I ain't trippin! *proceeds to scream*"

[@louellamoyer5578]

This was interesting. I have not seen it before. Thank you for reacting!

[@eowyn8340]

Entrapment is totally different from ‘stings.’ I used to work for a police department doing undercover stings. Basically to see if they would sell alcohol to a minor, and the places we usually hit had reports of underage kids buying alcohol. I looked like myself, no heavy makeup or clothes to make me appear older, and I used my real ID. I was sold to many times because some places honestly didn’t care if they were breaking the law. I have no guilt and felt it was important.

[@reemitchell6528]

your not wrong my brother inlaw is a police officer and has said a million times be honest with me and i will work with you

[@jeffking4176]

True. I screwed up once - did some time. I was always honest, and gave all Officers respect. I RARELY had any problems. And earned respect from officers and inmates. [ 12 years in - 6 out-on -Paper (Probation)]. ((Ive been out 15+ years, owned a small business, OWN. my home [ no more Mortgage], have a small ministry to Africa, and nice collection of radios as a hobby-to help keep me out of trouble 😁]. 📻🙂

[@Silver-Phoenix-89]

im a little past the 4:20 mark and I think some one needs to call 911 bc when the cop asked “are those ur real eyebrows” killed me!! Lol 😂 (Edit) i just finished it and who knew the show cops could be funny? I always thought they only showed the serious side of the law and edited any thing funny, this was awesome!!

[@kennybaker7821]

please do more videos like this i can watch these kinda of reaction all days and all night love your videos ❤️

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks Kenny, more on the way :)

[@g4orce64]

No, you ask for a lawyer immediately. Never answer any questions, innocent or not.

[@maxinemcclurd1288]

Never admit to anything , make them prove it . That's good advice from a lawyer friend.

[@robertjohnson3128]

That guy yelling help! He was acting like a spoiled child! Haha!

[@codyfromhumanresources6435]

Officers in the U.S. almost always ask if you have anything illegal in the car. It’s common practice, so it doesn’t mean they’ll search the car. If you’re being arrested, your car smells like weed or alcohol, you’re clearly on drugs, or you know that they’ll search your car though… definitely best to be forthright about what you have (unless you have a great hiding place and they don’t have drug-dogs haha).

[@mudbug73us]

It is not entrapment if the dealer offers to sell. Some drug laws may well need reform, but street sales of hard drugs are a plague with the associated violence and crimes they bring with them.

[@katharrell3737]

Always love these with you. Really enjoyed LivePD on Patreon & all the other videos there!! Love you Kabir ❤️

[@annamarley4029]

the one and only dwi I ever got when I was 19, they started to give me field sobriety and I just straight up said "I can't do this even if I were sober" ...end test ...they cuffed me with hands in front and I rode in the passenger seat not the back...just cooperate and they are chill

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

Theres a TON of entrapment vids u should totally watch. I love the ones where they leave a car running and wait for some dumbass to steal it

[@aaronwieman8368]

If you are straight up with the cop more than likely you will be ok. I got pulled over as a teen with weed and alcohol (going to a party) and he smelled it I knew he smelled it and I said yup it’s right there he searched, found it, ground it into the grown, dumped my shitty bottom shelf liquor out, called my parents cause I was under 18 and they (my parents) followed me home.

[@tazepat001]

Ok, that was under 18. Try it again when you're 25. It ain't gonna be the same experience.

[@aaronwieman8368]

@@tazepat001 well yeah.. cuse you are an adult and are expected to not be a moron lol.

[@andrewthezeppo]

Not to be presumptuous but were you a white kid in the good part of town?

[@kimberlys8422]

They really appreciate honesty; I appreciate it too as a civilian because they have more important things to do than argue with a belligerent druggie 👍

[@JessicaDaviss]

Subscribed yesterday. Love your reaction vids

[@danisegarra5990]

Lol 😂 HELP HELP HELP !

[@Careless-carefree]

When pulled over by a cop A lot of people don’t realize that cops actually need a search warrant to search your car . Best if you are pulled over tell them to get a search warrant! Unless they actually smell it or physically see it, I guess

[@jeffking4176]

Unless they have “ Probable Cause” - the laws vary GREATLY , State to State/ municipality to municipality, etc. 📻🙂

[@jeffking4176]

The problem with “your “ thinking is that the Cop will automatically think you have something, and his guard will instantly go up. Any chance of “natural “ civility, goes right out the window, because you have Turned it into an “ US vs. THEM” mentality. BEST, let them do what they want (( UNLESS, you are hiding something)). - In 12 years of prison, and 6 years on “paper”, I’ve dealt with enough Cops - I’ve learned a thing or two. I don’t do anything I’m not supposed to, and do try to do the things I AM supposed to do. I’ve had no trouble. 📻🙂

[@vanhattfield8292]

They will just call the K9 unit and when it alerts, they then can search your vehicle and no warrant is needed. If they see anything that is in plain view that is illegal or suspected to be illegal, they can search the vehicle as well.

[@kimberlyrice4294]

Yeah, it’s best to read the legal definition (shirt version 😉) of entrapment for the best understanding on what it entails and then, when and how the police are able to use certain tactics, yet stay this side of actual entrapment. In this case, the man was already dealing. The police didn’t set him up to do it. The undercover buyer just approached him like any other customer would, so he was acting “par usual”, and not being coerced or tricked into selling and then, once the police are successful, arrested.

[@toddsonnier3763]

Entrapment is a practice in which a law enforcement agent or agent of the state induces a person to commit a "crime" that the person would have otherwise been unlikely or unwilling to commit. These were career dealers. They were quite likely to commit the crime with the next guy

[@novaalkronthe1st910]

That guy screaming “HELP” was funny as shit

[@benrast1755]

Entrapment is convincing someone to do something they wouldn’t otherwise do.

[@Liv_OutLoud]

The dude who confidently admitted that he was driving without a license. Lol

[@EpicMinerNK]

From my understanding, the reason people aren't just going to admit to having illegal things in their car is kind of 2 things: 1) it's human instinct to lie when you know you'll be punished even if you tell the truth 2) in some cases, even if it's common sense to assume that a specific person (like a passenger) was partially responsible for an illegal item, the law often gives the full blame to only people who can be PROVEN to be in possession, which is sometimes just the owner or driver of the car

[@andrewthezeppo]

and of course 3) they might believe you and let you go. Obviously those people looked like meth users but if it was somebody clean cut in a nicer car they might just issue the traffic ticket or whatever and not search the vehicle.

[@Wellch]

8:44 try screaming like that in London or anywhere in the UK… LOL

[@jonh7480]

The theory is that if the person is able to "entice" them, which is generous, They would have done it anyway. I agree. I say, "hey, I want to buy crack." That doesn't make it appear in your possession and certainly doesn't make you sell it to me! You're getting soft/ minded Kabir.... I have a lot of respect for you, dude.

[@mypungkin]

Think about ur theory that it's entrapment. Now put up against catch a predator. Same thing. The scenarios already exist.... They r participating anyways. Now they get caught.

[@barbarambenton8276]

I don't know about entrapment, a dealer is going to deal regardless of who it is. I would say the Cops have probably been watching this for awhile. This is how they would know who to set up and when to do it. The problem definitely existed before the Cops were in involved. Thanks for your your videos, they are fun and entertaining.

[@Gadget-ez1xr]

Dude, this is NOT entrapment. The cops did not force the guys to sell drugs.

[@mattcampbell334]

I know what you said about entrapment but I think you would find Bait Car entertaining

[@YuToobVideos]

FYI Kabir, never be forthright with the cops. If they find the drugs or you admit where the drugs are makes no difference. It just makes their jobs easier, not make your sentence lighter. Cops are NOT your friends (at least not in America)😏 Sidenote: Be honest, a truly honest law abiding citizens CAN'T be entrapped! You're either honest and can't be pressured into committing a crime or you are a potential criminal waiting for an opportunity.

[@alvashoemaker8536]

I agree that a person should always be honest; so, I HOPE this honesty WILL give you some "brownie points". You can always hope!! 😷👣

[@dougbowers4415]

RTA most likely stands for Regional Transit Authority. He’s saying he has a bus pass.

[@lesliehermanns615]

They can actually look up a driver's license in their computers to verify its validity. So, it really isn't a big deal if it is valid.

[@kevinbrown-ge6sz]

Your advice about admitting to having drugs in your car is bad advice in the US. Cops generally can't search a car without the driver's permission unless they see or smell (marijuana) evidence of drugs. Cops rely on the fact that most people don't know the law and are given permission to search by the driver, because the driver thinks they are required to allow the cops to search. As far as entrapment, it usually depends on the judge, jury or whether the defendant has a good attorney. The type of operation like the ones in this video usually get shut down once citizens find out they're going on because most people share your opinion.

[@jusblazed1ful]

Kabir has obviously never had to deal with American cops

[@Hollandprk]

If you like these videos, you should check out Bait Car videos! :P

[@knightlife98]

If it's known by all parties that it's a Cop asking you to go make a deal. That's Entrapment.

[@josephdillon5203]

Entrapment is when the cops force you to do something wrong, most ppl don't understand this, the key here is that this is a legit scenario. The perp, CHOSE to make the buy and was not FORCED. Therefore it's not entrapment

[@gacaptain]

I used to watch this show -COPS- all through the 90s. I've seen plenty of funnier and wilder scenes than these on there. I guess I should make a compilation. Lol

[@g.g.hochstetler2286]

Entrapment is when you manufacture a crime that wouldn’t have otherwise happened. It’s probably a bit more complicate than that but it’s something like that.

[@62rowley]

It’s not entrapment if they have the offer out there but don’t make the person do it. It’s like leaving the keys in the car with the window down. you have the opportunity but you don’t make them do it. That’s why it has to be done very carefully to make sure it isn’t considered entrapment. Then the case gets thrown out.

[@dougbowers4415]

The legality of entrapment varies state to state. In some states cops can entrap suspects and the case flies. Other states it’s prohibited. There are probably states where it’s ok under certain circumstances.

[@michellemckinney5207]

I know how the guy on the bike felt. I was accidentally tossed out of the bike of a truck and landed on a concrete bridge.

[@cherylrawlings8875]

Not entrapment! The cops did not hold a gun to his head! He had the choice to say can't help you!! If opportunity presents itself!!

[@SteveEdward_]

Very pro blue, but at @12:30 you're so right my man...

[@1923dsa1]

Entrapment involves police using force or coercion with a perp.

[@cashascy2494]

Cops usually will take it into consideration with either the fine or they may talk to the prosecutor and let them know the person was honest with their answers.

[@reemitchell6528]

it's not entapment because the dealer offerd to sale him the drugs,if the police had the drugs or asked for drugs thats entrapment

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

It's time. The time is now. You mentioned coming up with a lie off the top of your head....... It's time for Harry Mack reactions. You've earned it.

[@Mssxlflxss]

Love the video! Unfortunately it's not so action packed every week filled with chases and fights, in some places there are officers who experience that but in a majority of places a lot of the time it paperwork and legal work.

[@dgpatter]

I don’t know how you can say if not for the cop they wouldn’t have committed the crime. That’s a dealer actively dealing. If it makes you feel any better there are restrictions on how an undercover can go down. For instance, the undercover cop or informant can’t be the first to solicit sale etc. Don’t take the dealer’s word that the guy came up and asked to buy; his word means nothing. There will be video evidence for the judge to decide what went down.

[@daricetaylor737]

Here is the definition of entrapment: Examples of entrapment include: Pressuring a person to illegally sell their prescription drugs by claiming you have no money and will die without the drugs. Repeatedly harassing someone via phone, mail, etc. to shoplift a laptop for your “school studies” Pretending to want to buy drugs and have a drug dealer come to you to sell them is NOT entrapment by definition of law. Criminals always try to lean on this as a way to avoid prosecution, but it clearly is not the case. You have to be a person that coerced to do something that you normally would not do based on an emotional need of another person. The drug dealers have created the situation,....they are willingly looking for people who want to buy drugs!!!

[@aliviacooke1337]

Please react to figure skating. Preferably Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, the best ice dancers!

[@michellemckinney5207]

The entrapment loophole is that just because someone asks you for drugs doesn't mean you have to sell them drugs. You are expected to say no I don't do that.

[@Adplusamequalsadam]

He also had them in possession already which was a crime.

[@JockJutManhwaRecap]

HA! credit with cops !!!

[@mikemejia9153]

Kabir the king

[@kentinatl]

"i stay right around the corner"

[@777Timberwolf]

I think RTA is "Resistance The Arrest"...

[@SansAziza]

They have a London episode.

[@wayne2091]

No that is not entrapment! They were selling.

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

Entrapment here is when the target did not intend to commit a crime and the police coerce them. These guys WERE selling drugs. They would be selling drugs whether or not an undercover cop was the buyer. They weren't coerced.

[@loveit7484]

Im with you on entrapment. Theres a video that made me laugh till I cried a few years ago with a cop. I'll see if I can find it.

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

11:20 This isn't entrapment. Entrapment would be like, if the cop gave him drugs to sell, and then arrested him for selling drugs. In this case, all the cop did was ask for drugs, and the guy sold him drugs on his own accord.

[@crome1115]

the guy on the bike didnt create the opportunity for the drug dealer to deal lol. he was already dealing, so this isnt so much a sting where they created the environment to root him out, he was already in his own environment selling and the undercover took advantage of the situation as it was to get him to sell and he got caught.

[@snuggies8037]

The second the guy stepped out of the car in the first clip, I was just like, “that’s a crack addict”. Sad.

[@georgephillips3625]

Some cops have been known to let someone go if they're honest.

[@georgephillips3625]

In a sting they're just catching people they already know are selling drugs, for example.

[@Jeff_Lichtman]

Entrapment is when the police induce someone to commit a crime that the person would otherwise be unwilling or unlikely to commit. For instance, if an undercover copy threatened to hurt someone unless they stole something, it would be entrapment. If a cop badgered someone into a drug deal that they were trying to refuse, it would probably be entrapment. It's not entrapment if the police simply offer to buy illegal drugs from someone who takes them up on the offer with no coercion or argument. You said it's always amusing to hear people try to come up with stories to try to get out of trouble. The smart thing to do if the police suspect you of a crime is to say nothing. In the U.S. you're under no obligation to talk to the police, and anything you say could get you in deeper than you already are.

[@Dannyedelman4231]

he was a undercover police officer no entrapment in that case

[@Alex.Kaleipahula]

9:50 Number one he’s sitting down on the hood of the cop car,,, and number two: I remember the story and he was a teenage boy

[@champnomnom7764]

Is it me or the dude driving the suv after the bait bike look like he from parks and recreation

[@nancyliawoods]

Great video and I also disagree with entrapment scenarios. Completely unfair Enjoyed your video!!

[@XRP2020]

Not law enforcement but here's my opinion, Convict informed me "A" is a bad drug dealer on 8th street. Only way to keep community safe is dress as a drug user & try purchasing said drug from "A". This may be only way police force can keep community sober & safe.

[@ellenlanderson]

It would be entrapment if the cop asked for the drugs. If the seller asked him if he wants the drugs that is allowed. The dealers can be very forward trying to sell as they often have quotes.

[@productjunkie9235]

3 or 4 a WEEK? Try a day…before lunch . 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@soooziegabeen7291]

We usually try to guess which uncooperative man or woman is gonna get hog-tied 😂

[@kimberlys8422]

9:28 pissed me off for two reasons: She was smiling and claimed no recollection and this poor kid comes stumbling out of the trees with blood on his face, disoriented, an eyewitness account of the events; the second being I didn't get to watch her arrested.

[@firstnamelastname9955]

It's never a smart move to allow a vehicle search or admit to being in possession of illegal substances. Here in the US, cops can't search you automatically. If they don't have a warrant or probable cause or any grounds to search your vehicle, then they will try to coax you into consenting. You don't want to try to score "points" with the cops by incriminating yourself. On the other side of things, they can have a K-9 sniff your vehicle without a warrant/consent/etc. and if that dog signals, they will let that dog hop in and tear up your car. If you are innocent and the search turns up nothing, you are not compensated for the damages. Remember during your interactions with the police: they are allowed to lie to you and not the other way around, and is their perogative to implicate you in criminal activity.

[@jerrysantos6484]

LOL!

[@JoshuaC0rbit]

BTW nobody has license registration or insurance in the hood.