Can the police pull me over for any reason in Canada

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[@ihatefindingagoodnam]

So in other words they can pull you over for no reason as long as they lie and come up with one. Sounds about right actually.

[@eugeneb2914]

yeah. police do lie

[@GF-pc5bt]

Articulate what? It’s a safety stop ! Wtf stupid law

[@NitcheTV]

Yes , last time I was driving my Wife's car they pulled us over. And said it's because it's a woman car and we saw man driving it. I was like okay they get her license and check if she is the owner and live us alone . They said no they checked everything about me it took us 1hr until they finally tell us everything is OK. Here in quebec they are really racist and lie a lot .

[@goodcitizen3910]

And don’t forget they’re legally allowed to lie

[@ItsHollowfied]

​@@eugeneb2914 fucking oinkers

[@AC-gw4qu]

So they can't pull you over for no reason but they can pull you over for any reason. Got it.

[@Hootz99]

As it goes in Canada 🙄

[@jeffspicolli593]

LMAO. I got tears!

[@666myname666]

This is Canada. Black men can rape, stab, harass women and everyone is quite. Where as a brown women, person even gets killed , they still blame the brown person. So Canadian. Polite ,confused, illiterate.

[@jerryvanderklaauw7173]

This😂

[@douce3623]

The thing about Canada is there is a back door open that for every law there is a law that says you have no rights.

[@larky368]

When I was a teenager I was coming home from work at night and a cop pulled me over and he searched my vehicle. I was young and didn't know any better so I let him do it without objecting and demanding he give me a reason why. Obviously it was because I was young and driving around at night. This cop was fishing for a crime and I should have told him to pound gravel and get out of my face but there were no cell phones back then so it would have been his word against mine and it would have ended badly for me if I resisted.

[@panmandanpmd4456]

I finger them in there face not against the law

[@billrea66]

I disagree with the " unsafe vehicle " scenario because a police officer is NOT an A classed licenced auto mechanic to make such a call !

[@devilsoffspring5519]

Tell an officer that, and then tell HIM that hiring a properly certified and experienced mechanic to inspect your car will come out of HIS personal income, not yours. He'll target you for gangstalking.

[@mrryencoke]

He never stated "unsafe vehicle", he simply said "safety check" which could mean anything so simple as wearing seatbelts. While I do agree with you entirely on the matter of "unsafe vehicles", the argument holds no value and you're basically guilty until possibly proven innocent by having a licensed mechanic dispute any charges in court. How many hundreds of MTO safety enforcement officers issue how many thousands of mechanical safety violations in Ontario every day? According to the provinces website, these officers receive 120 hours "of specialized training in conducting vehicle inspections"! Slightly less than the 7000 hours of school and training it takes for a mechanic to be deemed competent!

[@maximilliancunningham6091]

A burnt tail light, or no rear lights at all which if very common now, since Transport Canada screwed up royaly.

[@joepeoples231]

Who cares what you think ! They are now officially licensed mechanics and diagnostic specialists they can be any thing they want gynecologist ,alcohol,dru Examiner chief home inspector...

[@blackoutgstar9949]

if you have a light out or high beams on it makes sense

[@jeffaharris75]

I got pulled over in NB. He didn't ask for any ID. He only asked if I was drinking. I said "No". He said, "Great, have a good night."

[@coreyyanofsky]

i'd bet he also unobtrusively checked your pupils' reaction to his flashlight

[@roomwithapointofview]

By "pulled over", you went through a roadblock?

[@sharonbrown6595]

Me too I was a nurse working evening on new years day at 1100 pm he saw I was in uniform and I told him for god sakes I just got off work let me go home. And leave me the hell alone I want to bring in the new year with my family and friends He looked at me and I was waiting for some asshole remark he said ok I know you were not drinking I said good enough and started driving away. S##t on him. He didn’t even tell me I could go I just started to leave, I think he knew I was pissed at him. He I am sure saw my car at the nursing station for god sakes, stupid idiot, I lived In a very small community.

[@666myname666]

@@coreyyanofsky good one.

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

New Brunswick? 2 letter abbreviation for provinces was forced on us by the United States Post Office.

[@Blue-xb2xr]

Yep in Canada they do lie. Bottom line keep your distance and pray

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

All of Canada? Every police force? Same highway traffic act?

[@BlueSky-eb7ru]

In 1973 a RCMP Officer out right lied to me . I have never trusted the RCMP since then . It haunts me to this day wondering how many people went to prison because of his lies .

[@mikeweir3680]

If you would feel ok with it, could you relate your story to me? I like to gather stories and opinions on canuck cops overstepping their authority and shit like that...and when you here a cop say "authority" imagine them saying it like cartman does on south park...I extremely dislike cops who think they are better than the average joe canuck...burns my ass

[@BlueSky-eb7ru]

@@mikeweir3680 Thanks for your reply . I also don't like it when anyone abuses their authority . As a Canadian I'm proud of the RCMP and the good work they are doing . I don't hate anyone . I just don't like it when individuals abuse their authority , as do most people . After my encounter with that RCMP Officer in 1973 , I learned that you can't totally trust anyone in authority to do the right thing . I would rather focus on the good things the members of the RCMP do . They are my hero's and that one Officer did not change my good opinion and respect for the RCMP .

[@BlueSky-eb7ru]

@@mikeweir3680 .Would like to add : I had another encounter with that same RCMP Officer about 3 months after my first encounter with him . We got a 911 call to the Court House to attend to a unconscious person . ( I was a Ambulance driver at the time.). It turned out to be the same RCMP Officer that lied to me about 3 months earlier . He had fainted and was coming to when we got to him . As I was checking his blood pressure, pulse rate, breathing etc he recognized me and gave me a sheepish quick smile. Thank goodness he was okay

[@mikeweir3680]

@@BlueSky-eb7ru Thank You for getting back, I guess I get a little biased....when I was an adolescent, I had a great friend, he was an african canadian from the lesser antilles...both his parents had very honorable demanding jobs...So my friend was taken by CCPS and placed in an assisted living situation...he always worked and went to school. The trouble was there were 2 racist undercover cops from this division who thought he didn't belong in the neighbourhood(predominately white) well they kept a billy bat and a telephone book(thick yellow pg's) in their trunk, mostly for people of color in my area...They beat my friend so bad one night I found him bleeding from the ears...got him to hospital and he healed, but I think he suffered severe ptsd and really resented the police...I heard not too long after I left the city for work, He killed himself after driving off a bridge and fell 400ft to his death...he was in his early twenties...they never charged or found anything illegal on him ever...it still hurts today...He was an excellent friend and a kind smart human being...And those cops knew what they did to him. He was already tortured enough emotionally over his family's shortcomings...just a sad avoidable set of circumstances....His Name Was Tony

[@mikeweir3680]

@@BlueSky-eb7ru Very Much Appreciate the Conversation...Again Thank You for Interacting...I am truly sorry you had a negative interaction, but it seems a little sweet that you were there when he had his moment of vulnerability and weakness...Seems like about a million yrs worth of good karma you have in the bank. I wish you all future peace and health...Cheerz!!!

[@Bizzair1990]

That's why dash cams are so important now. When you're pulled over and the officer says "oh you were swerving quite a bit" - you say ok well.my driving is being recorded, so good luck justifying that in court. If he cant justify that the entire case is thrown out after that moment.

[@baigpigpig]

Doesn't matter, they still fucked you up, wasted your time and got you sent to court

[@paintslinger2009]

Not only that u can use the officers dash cam to be requested if no video is to be given from them its imminently tossed out

[@rae0521]

Correction! Do NOT tell the officer your driving was recorded. He or she will just come up with another bogus allegation that you can't refute with evidence. Nope. Save that to take to court and then, when the judge throws the case out, ask the court for damages - your time, expenses, etc for fighting this charge. (Better yet, get a lawyer to set this ambush up).

[@BWebb-gd9qn]

@@rae0521 exactly

[@666myname666]

@@baigpigpig Very valid point. This is how they attack innocent citizens.

[@anjayyyplay2502]

we were pulled over while on vacation for "vehicle and license check" more like DWB, driving while black,,,,,,,,twice

[@Tooltek447]

I got pulled in Manitoba, I seen the cop rip a U-turn and follow me for roughly 15 blocks. When I asked why I was being pulled over the cops reasoning was "you came to a complete stop at a stop sign and we thought that was suspicious, and when we pulled up beside you at the red light you didn't acknowledged me". I was accused of driving under the influence of alcohol, I had to demand I be breathalyzed, which I was refused, 4 extra squad cars showed up over the course of this, and thankfully one of the cops that showed up, allowed me to breathlyze and I was proven sober and allowed to leave after a thorough search of my vehicle while I was under arrest for DWI.

[@storm7610]

I sure hope you got their names and badge numbers and recorded you should file a complaint even if you didn’t record put their names in the bad books it sits on their records and they don’t like that

[@gabesalem8132]

That's awful. :(

[@Rx7man]

Are you sure you aren't drunk when you wrote that? It really makes no sense, you demanded to be breathalyzed, which eventually happend, proven sober, allowed to leave AND arrested for DWI????

[@BWebb-gd9qn]

@@Rx7man obviously he meant detained, sad for you that you couldn't figure that out...bye bye Kevin

[@acharles3374]

Outrageous

[@edbouman5013]

How can the police pull you over for a safety check of your vehicle, when they are not certified mechanics, nor do they carry the proper tools to do a safety check!

[@zaklaw4971]

I didn’t know about the ‘safety check’ reason.

[@paintslinger2009]

Yes in Canada we have road blocks and they check for impaired drivers ,tire tread safety ect

[@sethbibby6291]

These are unconstitutional you don't have to and you should not answer police questions

[@lifefordummies]

I have been profiled SO MANY TIMES in Newfoundland as a young male driver. I've been pulled over probably between 10 and 20 times in my life and all of them were when I was younger and here is the thing. I have never gotten a ticket or a warning in my life. It was always "you rolled that stop sign" "i couldn't see your sticker" "we got a call about a car that matches..." and that kinda stuff. And every time the officer literally sticks his head in to talk to me to maximize what he can see and smell. Nearly every time this happened I was asked to get out so they could search the car. at least once they said it was because they could "smell drugs" when there were none ever there. They wouldn't even specify which drugs they claimed to smell. They may as well just have said "I don't like the look of ya so I wanna search your car" I often laugh about it now, but it still angers me a little. I used to be a young guy driving around in junk and getting pulled over all the time. Now I'm a bit older and still driving around in junk, but don't get pulled over anymore. What changed?" I've been pulled over once this past decade and it was because i rolled a stop sign in a small town on my way to check the mail and it was the first time I was pulled over where I wasn't asked to get out so they could search it. I was actually surprized, like I was expecting it to just be part of the whole ruitine. I also remember being a preteen and a teen walking around the neighbourhood on a Friday and Saturday night and having cops pull up and ask us our names. They would always run our names. I have no idea if they were allowed to randomly just do that for no reason. I they would talk into the radio in that radio language as soon as you said your name. Wiskey Tango Foxtrot. over.

[@666myname666]

Very good comment. Yes if you look sensible, marture, havec a relaxed body posture, demaneur then you wont get proifled. Saturday night kids pre teens teens roam around in cars throwing eggs, hurling insults, and doing pitsstop next to you, honking loud , then leaving. Kids throw ketchup .So if cops are keeping an eye on them, it is because of the comlains. I used to go to work walking 7 kms and then walking back the same distance. This was at night , so i know what happens on friday staurday night. Cops sometimes might be looking like kunt to you. They might be seriously doing a safety check. Yes they are kunts cops and others. Hey i was given a j walking ticket by a piggz in surrey bc. Can you imagine. I was young. I had lost my family ,. Alone and then had to cope with that.

[@PF-ib2ve]

So sad to say but as a young man, the same. Been there, done that.

[@havenbastion]

Tyrants can do whatever they want. It's up to them whether they want to right it into law.

[@loveworks8102]

Thanks for the vid. I refer to the RCMP as the failing RCMP because I have seen how they pick and choose what infractions and crimes they will investigate. It's at each officers discretion which is concerning. Then, when they show up other variables take over like who do they know n stuff. They have too much individual power and mandatory body cams need to be instated right now. At least then the citizen has a recourse against bad or useless cops.

[@UseroneGaming]

“A police officer is (legally?) entitled to pull over your vehicle for just a safety check.” That sounds to me like, if that’s true, any officer, corrupt or not, can stop any innocent civilian if they just truthfully or falsely claim it’s a “safety check.” Under the highway act a “safety check” doesn’t require any form of observation of a crime to be performed? Sounds absurd.

[@qhilliq]

I was just walking down the street, just now, as a police car pulled up and the lady officer had asked me where I was going and what I was doing (I was on my way home with beer from a gas station) asked my name, date of birth etc, and drove off laughing cause I spoke English and did not have a French name.. Gotta love Quebec right?

[@chriss729]

Thanks for these.

[@warrickgillingham6914]

At a roadside, ride program stop questions to ask if you had anything to drink? -- Are there any drugs or alcohol in the car? -- Where are you doing? Where are you coming from? Are we obligated to answer the questions?

[@rulesoflife2741]

Just Question Sir. How long can Canadians police legally detained an innocent citizen? Love your content always..

[@stephenmaarhuis2551]

Record everything. Always record interactions with government, because they 99% never have your intentions at heart.

[@Walker82kg]

They can breathalyzer you for no reason to

[@kreglamirand2637]

So I had been pulled over several times in different local municipalities a couple years back (presumably because I was driving my cadillac while young 🙄) and even though they didn't issue tickets, I felt harassed -which I strongly articulated. I bought a dashcam, and within weeks I was randomly pulled over. No tickets, still "just checking on me" . For 15 minutes. I hit record on my phone and then remembered the dashcam. I told the officer when he came back to the car that 2 cameras were rolling. Instantaneous change in his tone. Have a great night. With 2 months, the same scenario happened again twice. The third time I was pretty short with the officer after he asked what was in the root beer can, told him he was on my dashcam and he'd be on FB later. I haven't been pulled over in about a year and a half, but when I do, it'll be recorded. If you don't have a dashcam, get one. And no you shouldn't need one explicitly for the purpose purpose of holding police accountable but you clicked on this video for a reason.

[@justinperry68]

Funny, you could drive in the USA under international drivers license and sue, but we sheep in Canada, can pretty much be pulled over for anything

[@devilsoffspring5519]

@@owenmclain3327 I'm pretty sure you're right, but any given officer might have a problem with you driving in "his" country even if you did nothing wrong.

[@stunnin420ify]

@@devilsoffspring5519 Canada is owned by governments, Indigenous groups, corporations, and individuals. Canada is the second-largest country in the world by area; at 9,093,507 km2 or 3,511,085 mi2 of land (and more if fresh water is included). It occupies more than 6% of the Earth's surface.

[@devilsoffspring5519]

@@stunnin420ify Canada's more temperate areas to the south are frequently covered in vegetation which is home to a variety of species of birds, including the ones in power

[@eddielitter3445]

Our charter in Canada as been destroyed by Turdo.

[@666myname666]

So how to fix it?

[@KimEvans-hc9ud]

​@@666myname666, the Charter is not broken. It is deliberately worded to limit or take away our rights. So then, what document do we stand on in defense of our rights? The Canadian Bill of Rights.

[@jtettes]

Sounds like a bunch of bs to me!! So cops can pull us over just to check our license?? That's so messed up!!

[@rromo4726]

In BC - the Immunity Protection Act states in part that police that are “dishonesty” s. 21(3) cannot use personal immunity provided by s. 21(2) as a defense. Is there any guidance (legislative or at common law) that defines “dishonesty” for the purposes of the BC Immunity Protection?

[@sweiland75]

Now they can in Ontario.

[@cascisa22]

Awesome video

[@Rudystone1970]

Yes they can and will for no reason at all.

[@mikeellis544]

They are not called road pirates for nothing!

[@domsguitarroom9217]

Years ago when I had long hair, I would get pulled over for a safety check at least once a month. I haven’t been pulled over since cutting my hair.

[@cindyspencley1675]

Dash cam always... Proof needed for both sides.

[@owenbreward4974]

Police: "Excuse me sir, but did you know you were weaving?" You: "Weave?!? I don't even know how to knit!"

[@tinman3505]

So yes they can pull you over anytime they want and say it was a safety check. That law has to change

[@raytard8995]

Yep

[@user-ze6er6dx9x]

Mr Kruse. Pls explain the " legal person" to everyone!! And perhaps section 32 of the charter of rights!!!

[@WATCH-IT-BUSTER]

I was pulled over by a cop on a country road while last week while going to work, he said he wanted me to do a breathalyzer test. I asked what reasonable suspicion did he have, his response was "I don't need any", Is this true?

[@666myname666]

do you give hippie vibes?

[@jerrysetlerr770]

I was pulled over because I stopped at a beer store and that was what he told me when he did it,no swerving no tail light out nothing just for stopping at a beer store ''' he said he can do that

[@orionassante3386]

This is why I am buying a dash cam. Police can act very differently when they know they are being recorded.

[@scottbuckley6578]

Thats a bullshit reason to be pulled over but not surprised. Ive often seen them parked across the street by my local beer store

[@chriswieczorek6056]

welcome to communist canada

[@reiner5593]

If I'm being pulled over il that recording.

[@roblandry2327]

Your saying yes ,do we have rights to film/on the side of the road. Ken they ever erase constant? Does my windows have to be all down. Help!

[@jaytc3218]

"The police can't pull you over for no reason." Well, THAT'S never going to happen. They're not stupid. They'll come up with a reason. So that's no help whatsoever.

[@janstolk486]

my old dad used to say , "if you want to beat a dog , you can always find a stick " !

[@havenbastion]

"Can't pull you over for no reason" doesn't mean anything when they always have a reason to pull over anyone. This kind of rhetorical nonsense is why people don't trust media Or government.

[@age93]

I was pulled over last week driving downtown during rush hour. My windows are tinted and it was raining. After waiting five mins, officer walks up to the passenger side and said he ran my plates and saw a list of charges against my son’s father and wanted to ensure it wasn’t him in the vehicle- it was my friend who is black. My kids white dad and I don’t interact, no charges involving me, and he doesn’t even live in this town. Officer never asked for my friends ID, mine, or vehicle info. Restated he couldn’t see and just wanted to make sure I was ok before leaving. 🤨

[@aey2579]

Just got pulled over tonight and the reason was, "I miss read your license plate and thought it was another vehicle that has been reported, may I have your driver's license?".

[@devilsoffspring5519]

He pulled you over because he was bored and wanted to harass someone to feel the power. He clearly told you he misread your license plate and STILL wanted your personal information so he could financially molest you?

[@lanlan9767]

I got pulled over for a document check few times already

[@BlaacHollow]

You should make videos for canadians and their rights. LIke how there are so many US first ammendment laws, but would that apply in Canada? As a Canadian, do I need to show my ID if I commited no crime. Or if someone calls on a person filming in public. Can the police ID that person filming and what rights do they have. :-)

[@lorigauthier8355]

Yeah but when they pull you over just to ask you where you are going and whose watching your kids. Or the same officer is stopping me inside a store a week before asking for my drivers license and running my name or at the same store berate me for being a "bad parent" when my children weren't even with me. The first stop mentioned I got on camera too.

[@stephenmaarhuis2551]

Record everything. BC has 1 consent law, so you can record anything with yourself. Catch them pigs in a lie.

[@therabidweasels1486]

New law in Canada. The police can pull you over anytime, anywhere. Unlike in the US where they need to articulate that you have broken some law or ordinance. Just be ready for it, and comply. After that there are limits to what they can demand from you. It's called implied consent, you sign on to it when you get your drivers' licence. Happy driving!

[@schrodingerscat7218]

That sounds reasonable to me. Just comply politely and give them as much rope as they need.

[@maureyrca]

So, if they don't have just cause then you don't need to surrender your license to them? I understand that you don't have to surrender your ID to a police officer on the street if they ask you for it and they don't have a charge or grounds.

[@marc-andreservant201]

The correct answer to "Were you speeding" is "I don't know for sure, I think I was going the speed limit". Not a lie, and you might get lucky if the officers had no radar. Of course if they do you'll still get a ticket.

[@ThruThaRoofComedy]

If youre getting pulled over for speeding just be "dumb" and polite, and gamble if theyre gonna slam you with a fine or not. Never saw the point of trying to talk my way out of a 300 dollar ticket

[@richardsampson4256]

So, "carding" is illegal unless you're driving or riding a bike?

[@boogeyman1967]

I was approaching a RIDE stop today and decided to stop at the beach to photograph the winter storm and sky. So I pulled into the parking lot of the main beach in my area just in front of their stop. I drove a short way into the lot, got out and started taking pictures of the sky as I do from time to time because it was an unusually snowy day. A female officer walked over to where I'd stopped and informed me that they were conducting a RIDE check and if I had consumed any alcohol or cannabis to which I responded no. She then asked for me to open the door so she could stick her nose into my car which she did. She then turns to me and tells me not to record her. I responded that I have a legal right to. That should have been the end of it. Neither myself nor my g/f smelled or looked like we were intoxicated in any way. She then asked me where I lived. I asked her what that had to do with anything. She then demanded my Drivers' License and took it back to her cruiser to check me out. Just because I was recording her? I can't think of any other reason. As she got back to her car, another officer (a male) came over to 'make sure I didn't leave the car'. As he approached, I began filming him as well. He slows down and raises his arms in a way as if to say 'what's up with the camera?'. I approached him and asked for his name and badge number. He refused to answer and asked me what my name was. I reminded him that I didn't work for the public and that HE did. He just laughed a bit and refused to identify. We stood there for about 5 minutes, him watching me film him, and the operation behind him with other cars being pulled over. The other officer returned, handed me my DL and they both left. I had a similar situation last year where they ordered me over to be ID'd and breathalyzed for no reason - 'you just don't look right' the cop said. Why? Because I'm DWB?? My question is: What justification did the officer have to demand my ID if no alcohol or other drugs are suspected? And is this something they can do with impunity from here on in?

[@rnosadchuk]

Does a person have to answer a "have you been drinking" question, when pulled over at a check stop?

[@devilsoffspring5519]

"I never drive drunk, sir, I'm not a police officer." I know that sounds like a joke, but seriously, cops drive when they're FUCKED UP. I don't mean 3 or 4 beers, I mean PORKED.

[@666myname666]

@@devilsoffspring5519 Yes a 7 foot tall Vancouver police department cop of Russian origin is famous for doing this. Go find this guy. he loved attacking old native men.

[@RandolfRichardson]

This is correct.

[@dougiep2769]

I wouldn’t trust one lawyer in Canada or the police. Hells angels have more honour anymore

[@myron-ut2nf]

I got pulled over for pulling to close to the curb.

[@OldJong]

And what if the police wants to search in your car?

[@lukasky_dj]

Say no , can they search your home, no

[@marcleblanc6293]

Which is exactly why you remain silent and answer none of their questions which is your right under our constitution and charter. If they make up a reason to pull you over and proceed to ask questions and lie to you why would you answer any of their questions? Even if they choose to charge you with somethingmor even arrest you you are still further ahead not answering anymof their questions until your lawyer is present and advises you.......

[@derekdandrea3374]

Cleverly articulated? I like those odds.

[@S3brandon]

Can they for alcohol check even without reason to suspect

[@one_eyed_guilly7016]

question....if a car in ontario canada is pulled over, for any non major issue...ie, speeding, driving infraction, do the police have the right to ask for id from a passenger? I mean, if the vehicle smells of alcohol or drugs i suspect they would be obligated to identify all occupants. but if theres no reason to believe theres a crime other than the minor driving infraction commited by the driver. I know, in a public space, if i have not commited a crime, and am not suspected of commiting a crime, im not required to show identification. does it work the same in a motor vehicle? the laws are a bit grey

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

Are you sure ontario is in canada? 🤔🤐

[@paulchinn5981]

So are roadblocks legal, like just random roadblocks looking for DUI's or anything they can find. Maybe calling it a stop for MADD?

[@francishuard5533]

Here, the truth in Canada law enforcement as well as CAS have the most discussing individuals work within the big criminal organizations within Canada .

[@leskelly5783]

They have passed laws allowing them to pull you over for no reason.

[@jmaraboli1394]

They need to have a legal reason.

[@Rx7man]

It just has to sound plausible

[@leskelly5783]

@@jmaraboli1394 In 1990 the supreme court of Canada ruled that random spot checks do not violate your rights and freedoms. The police are allowed to pull you over for basically no reason at all.

[@g00gleminus96]

@@leskelly5783 Yeah but those are planned and supervised, not just the random whim of some guy in a patrol car.

[@g00gleminus96]

Driving a car is a privilege, not a right. If you don't like that then don't drive.

[@A_Lesser_Man]

that jives with my understanding. can you clarify how these dui roadblocks work from a law pov? my brain goes "what did i do to be stopped like this? i got a place to be, buddy - am i a suspect in a crime?"....

[@gabesalem8132]

A ride check, (where they stop traffic and check every driver) means only the driver can make a mistake leading to the officer asking you to exit the vehicle. HOWEVER...there has been no evidence that you are impaired. (Swerving speeding etc). They typically ask you "anything to drink tonight?". You say "no". One short syllable. Keep your mouth shut. They say "nothing at all?" You say "no". And you are on your way.

[@A_Lesser_Man]

@@gabesalem8132 have you committed a crime? no? okay, move along. that ain't police work, and stopping me like that is a waste of time and money. if you think i was drinkin, follow my ass. don't ask, cuz ain't no one gonna say yup.

[@666myname666]

@@A_Lesser_Man then you can move to Nigeria and see what laws are there.

[@A_Lesser_Man]

@@666myname666nah....i'll stay in canada, since that's where my sons are. but thank you for the invite! :)

[@666myname666]

You are not from here to begin with loser lol Nigeria would suite your thieving , loser mentality. You are from there .

[@jmaraboli1394]

0:00 no. Lol

[@chucksurgeonertribute2113]

All of "Canada"? No provincial Highway Traffic Act?

[@straightupnomad]

So basically what you’re saying is they can do anything they want, what gives them the right to just assume that I don’t have a drivers license if I don’t have a turn signal working I understand, why can they just randomly pull me over? that is no reason just because They THINK I might not have a Valid drivers license.

[@mrryencoke]

"A vehicle similar in colour to yours was reported stolen", "Your exhaust sounded loud", or "Flicking your cigarette out the window.." -when I wasn't even smoking- are just a couple of the BS reasons I've heard them use to pull me over.

[@ianandrews8773]

I was pulled over five times in 4 hours in Toronto but that couldn't be because I'm black could it? Probably just routine checks for my safety and what can I say at least I didn't get any tickets right

[@mobilemediamarketing]

What do you mean by safety check? Do you still have to ID? Won’t all police use that line “safety check”.

[@muf]

Safety check of a vehicle - he's going to inspect it, check shocks, under the hood..? How far can he go?

[@rustybullet3165]

Believe it or not, I got careless driving ticket because I was driving in a rainy day, and I drove over pothole and splashed pedestrian

[@666myname666]

Poor you. This is very common in Coastal Bc. The rain land. Its mostly teenagers doing it. Its said you got the bullet .

[@Coco_a529]

Is it legal to waking you up while you sleeping in a parking lot then 1cip talking to you and the other looking for something then took my phone,? I act like i didnt know what their what doing but the truth is im doing my own observation and i let the go to do my investigation why they took my phone.?

[@nailswood167]

Why can they conduct drunk driving roadblocks?

[@Iamtheman325]

Is this still valid 7 years later? There really should be updates to these things

[@bradwhite4650]

now it in Toronto they are admistering a breath test ... is this against our right and freedom

[@mike62mcmanus]

So they know to say safety check...SobYES they can

[@tomdoran9383]

SO YES THEY CAN

[@vstrom9586]

when you get in a vehicle you have given up your rights --that was the boogie man in pot legalization

[@aaronjo331]

This guy is out to lunch...police are not needed to look after your safety...maybe I should call them when I go out late at night to buy some smokes???

[@nadevods2431]

I just got pulled over last night at 12:45am coming back from the movie theater with my wife and child. We were driving in my muscle car. Doing 60 in a 70 zone and the cop came down the off ramp doing 100km speeding ended up infront of me then applied his brakes to 40km got behind me and proceeded to pull me over. He said your light above my license plate was out at its a $79 fine but he wasn't going to give me it. Instead he took my information then forced me to take a breathalyzer and sent me on my way. I pulled into a gas station and my light above my license plate was not burnt out it was working fine. Its blue but probably when he had his headlights on it, he couldn't see? Idk it was bullshit. Its cause of the car I was driving and the time it was. Our movie finished at 12:30am.

[@codysmith605]

That is just one of their go to reasons for pulling people over I've had the same exact thing happen my plate was brightly lit

[@666myname666]

why do you to drive muscle car? why the light is blue. What is the point. It snows, or rains In Canada. Get an SUV. You are part of the problem.

[@nadevods2431]

@666myname666 Alright I should not have to explain this to you but im gonna anyways just for the fuck of it. I drive a muscle car with my wife, thats one of our hobbies during the weekends to go for a cruise. It was blue from when I bought the car years ago, it was already blue. Why change what isn't broken? Winter in Canada? Me and my wife also both own 2 lifted 4x4 trucks for the winter, muscle car stays in the garage. Have you looked in the mirror lately? Are you sure it's other people that are "the problem" and not yourself? You seem whacked tf out bro.

[@nadevods2431]

@666myname666 pandit pastor maulana singh was your name but you just changed it to 666 how edgy.

[@666myname666]

@@nadevods2431 fake id punkss always run their mouths hey

[@truthseeker9001]

What day the Ontario Highway Traffic Act was enacted? It never was. The police have a loaded gun but no trigger.

[@swingarmer]

A "driver" is a creature created within the HTA. You contract into this commercial capacity with your signature on the license.

[@majorramsey3k]

Found the Sovereign Citizen.

[@swingarmer]

@@majorramsey3k LOL "Sovereign Citizen" is an oxymoron Spiderman. Look up the discussion in "blacks commentaries" about natural and artificial persons. Is a driver a man? Or does a man become a driver? Isn't a driver something a person does in a commercial capacity? Like a cab driver, bus driver, limousine driver, truck driver. Do you think the birth certificate/legal identity created a legal /corporate fiction "person"? Do you think that every government statute you contract into using your birth certificate as proof of identification, creates an Adhesion Contract with that flavour of "authority" created by you caring government? You are begging for the privilege of an action that should not have been unlawful act with out a "drivers licence" etc. If we lived under natural law, which means taking full responsibility for our actions, we would not need statutes that masquerade as Law ? Statutes are in many cases new forms of contractual tax collection. Every statute redefines the man into another entity such as driver, voter, tax payer, patient, officer etc etc etc. It creates by tacit agreement a creature that most people would reject if they understood, but they don't and so enter into these contracts in ignorance and volunteer into slavery, one government contract at a time. Another interesting term always used in government statutes is "includes". For example MOTOR VEHICLE ACT [RSBC 1996] CHAPTER 318 Definitions 1 In this Act: "accident" includes an intentional collision; So here we see that an accident is an intentional collision. Look up includes in Black's law dictionary it says the inclusion of one or some things listed is at the exclusion of all others. Conversely, Including is expansive and not confining like like includes is. To illustrate further, if the statute says fruits include apples and oranges, then for legal purposes within the statute fruits are only apples and oranges, understand?

[@majorramsey3k]

@@swingarmer...and like all Sovereign Citizens, you ramble on and on with garbage & nonsense.

[@swingarmer]

@@majorramsey3k When I'm signed in my comments don't show up. If I log out they do. Strange... Spiderman, as usual, like all of your ilk, you have nothing but empty rebuttals

[@majorramsey3k]

@@swingarmer And Soveriegn Citizens, like all your ilk, have never won a case in court regarding not needing a driver's licenses for non commercial vehicles.

[@Shivavishnubrahma]

What about in Quebec We have civil law here Not common law

[@001rice]

Only use the 'Bill of Rights' when dealing with police and the courts, the Charter allows ones rights to be violated, never ever use the Charter.

[@eggmancorp]

To be Canadian is to live as a meek sheep. We gave the Police and the Government total and complete power over us.

[@666myname666]

true

[@devilsoffspring5519]

We never "gave" it to them. The police break into the house when you're little and torture you, and they maintain a database of everyone's trigger words (last word you hear before being tortured, I forget the proper term for it) for the rest of your life.

[@TheRealTaz89]

I feel like this video is a bit confusing so I'll clarify. Legally, police can stop anyone who is operating a motor vehicle. Unlikely, but they are allowed to do so.

[@craigjones8964]

I was pulled over for "driving as if not to be pulled over"...cops do whatever they want. There is zero accountability. They can be convicted of crimes, and receive PTO as a punishment.

[@eddielitter3445]

If Turdo as anything to say, yes.

[@SalahdiatorDeenAyubi]

Hogfficer pulled me over “ to see if I had a driver’s license “ pure profiling

[@666myname666]

sure you didnt. lol typical victim.

[@Scientists_dont_lie]

Woah.. so they can just pull me over and say "yeah SAFTEY check. Pull over"!

[@hoosierdaddy3705]

Lawyers lie all the time. They talk about laws and such. One thing you never hear them talk about is section 32 of the Charter of rights and freedoms. As most people have heard the charter is the supreme law. What you haven't heard is it applies to the government, not the people. This means all law in Canada is meant for the government, they do not have the authority to make laws controlling the people. I have pasted it here for you to read for yourself. Section 32 - Application of Charter 32. (1) This Charter applies: to the Parliament and government of Canada in respect of all matters within the authority of Parliament including all matters relating to the Yukon Territory and Northwest Territories; and to the legislature and government of each province in respect of all matters within the authority of the legislature of each province. Exception (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), section 15 shall not have effect until three years after this section comes into force. The purpose of section 32 is to make it clear that the Charter only applies to governments, and not to private individuals, businesses or other organizations. Subsection 32(2) was necessary to give governments a chance to amend their laws to bring them into line with equality rights. Section 15 of the Charter did not come into force until three years after the rest of the Charter became effective on April 17, 1982.

[@sonatabella1390]

Partner was pulled over . Actually long complicated story. But the police set us up. I didnt do anything. But i have anxiety and depression. So in order to slap handcuffs on me they said i was hallucinating. Suicidal and homicidal and told Trafalgar memorial i had a history of drugs and alcohol. I dont even drink. No history. Long story but its crazy. They took my dogs away said to the shelter i was incarcerated. Never was . Due ton this the shelther was treating me like a criminal wouldn’t give back my dogs. Ans then they did a set up with my partner. They held him for intoxication. A fine. Let him out and then slammed into my parked truck. Took it away ( had no explanation was screaming at me.) Male Police officer when I was getting my backpack to get my wallet grabbed my wallet . Then both police officers started telling me im a drunk and alcholic. I don’t drink and she said it was my fault because i let him drive intoxicated. They let him out a few hours only after holding him. And didnt tell us he couldn’t drive. Found out alchol will show in your system for 24 hours. Male officer btw slammed into my parked reuck . I was stopped and not going anywhere. He only told me he was taking my truck away . Refuses to give me any information! They also arrested him for being drunk without giving him any road side sobriety tests! The first one was done after the arrest . Even heard a guy that was in a silver truck tell the male officer dont worry i had then followed right from the beginning. Thats the short version. But they have now also placed untruths on my medical report that the doctor refuses to change the lies he wrote and also with me repeatedly asking how he came up with those concussions-and which doctors have ever diagnosed me birder line personality! Or he claims i have a history of drugs and alchol to explain any! As i have none and he refuses. Their all corrupt and bet that you dont have money to fight them. Sorry about typos- always do them when on my phone My video that the male police officer was pissed i was taking Forgot they made up that i jave been diagnosed incapable of taking care of myself and that im homeless!! Wtf! I despise the oakville police and trafalgar memorial hospital now knowing how corrupt and evil they are.Their happiness comes from lying and ruining lives kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3e3kKuPiqqXfqMsi=hGZq_13iqE53B7V3

[@libertas5552]

All Police were either Bullies or were Bullied.

[@Lazdinger]

I’ve been pulled over just for driving at 2 AM. The reason? “yOuR bReAk LiGhT iSn’T wOrKiNg. oH, NoW iT Is.” Among other made up reasons. I mean there has been legitimate stops but there have been times that _I know_ I was stopped because I “looked suspicious”.

[@Rubicon1]

Canada is not a free country. It will get way worse soon with the plans they have for Canada coming up to 2030. I am studying language and organizing to leave Canada. The truckers were a breath of fresh air but they got stepped on and now it's about to really hit the fan.

[@SRGNTSLUGHTR]

Where you plan on going lol?

[@Scientists_dont_lie]

Your correct. I always thought I for sure was safer in Canada then the United States. Last two years.. no longer certain of that.

[@666myname666]

Yeah use the strong passport kid. You wont get anyting anywhere except Thailand on happy ending island lol.

[@muhammedheajneh1935]

Are you a lawyer?

[@internetexpert8153]

No he's president of USA

[@someoneelse.2252]

@@internetexpert8153 : Best comment yet. I'm still laughing........