Cop Gets Fired After Apologizing To Army Sergeant

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@camilkegels3640]

Can you make a video on a 1A by longislandaudit where he challenges the (no film) policy of a public Building?

[@thesmackdaddy9888]

It would be critical to hear a uncensored vidio

[@AB-wk6sm]

Pronounced “Su-Soon” City

[@sirlordrice]

no big deal but you put a US Marine in the thumb nail and the this guy is in the US Army as stated in the description of the video.

[@RomeoSoCazy]

@@sirlordrice As a US Marine... we thank you!

[@TheseEyesSeeDarknessClearly7]

The cop starting the encounter with “baby mama” like a black man can’t have a wife was so rude.

[@jedispartancoolman]

That pissed me off

[@PepeDeezNutz]

Snowflake

[@GreenChronicles561]

Exactly! Ignorant ass Assumptions. I’m so glad this bastard lost his job

[@millercmdn6805]

Yea it made my blood boil

[@DMidnight1971]

@@millercmdn6805 what the hell was to cop thinking? He talks like he’s above the seargent with the baby momma comment.

[@brianrivers6947]

So let me get this straight…They were doing a “welfare check” showed up at the wrong house started a argument with the occupant? So did they even check on the people they were supposed to? 🤔😂

[@kaytee7607]

And people wonder why police take so long to respond sometimes, because they got dumb and dumberer on the squad.

[@plutotech]

@@yungpint4968 - the bootlicker has entered the chat.. smh

[@mervyngreene6687]

@@yungpint4968 If the officers had behaved professionally, they would have realized that they were at the wrong address. Also, I don't think that it was appropriate for the officer to look through the window. This was not an investigation. It was clear that there was no medical emergency. Once again, the problem started is that they relied on just the 911 call.

[@BoneBurglar]

@@yungpint4968 they still should have told him what’s up, maybe you don’t want people running up in your house especially when they weren’t supposed to.

[@joboring8397]

He did not even give them a chance! Are you kidding me? We never shut tf up

[@Stormprobe]

When cops do something wrong it’s a learning opportunity. When civilians do something wrong it’s prison time.

[@braydensmith6587]

something wrong like misspeaking and apologizing after?

[@JonathanAlmgren]

This is pretty dumb in this case, what the cop did was certainly unprofessional but absolutely not criminal. The same thing would happen with any regular person, act like that on the job, lose your job, and that's it.

[@yahirzavala4353]

@@JonathanAlmgren yeah absolutely I was going off of what would happen to anybody at there job if you cuss at a costumer in this case a civilian then you’ll get fired same thing should and did happen here jail time for this would be ridiculous especially considering he also gets freedom of speech obviously being a cop means that you have to follow the code of conduct

[@Sadtheoriginal]

@@JonathanAlmgren civillians do alot of wrong without it begi criminal and go to jail... dont be stupid

[@TheOfficialDjProduct]

When civilians do something wrong, it can sometimes be 6ft under.

[@at2818]

"who is your girlfriend or baby momma?" WOW! the immediate disrespect!

[@ThePatrickakes]

Right??? Guarantee if the SGT was white he would have said wife.

[@stephengrigg5988]

Should've clapped back with "is that your cousin or your sister?"

[@imdoneplus]

By him telling the Sergeant to “eat a d**k,” Marler proved that he shouldn’t be a cop. If you can’t control your emotions when talking about something simple how can’t I expect you to control your emotions in a high pressure situation where you have your gun out?!?

[@Foxracing218]

These are facts💯

[@imdoneplus]

@@willwilliamsII PREACH! 🙌

[@lvrek9]

That’s all cops

[@imdoneplus]

@@lvrek9 I mean… nearly yes. Trust me, I agree, I’ve had cops draw on me for no reason. I also had a cop tell me, after I told him my life story, “wow, I’m sorry all that happened… I never thought about stuff like that, they teach us to not think of you as human.” That say everything you need to know.

[@morphBeeDaily]

sersan

[@christophermyers6372]

As soon as the cop said "baby momma" you can automatically tell that this was going to a civil and productive conversation.

[@amandah.6728]

@@mrskath8284 Who is "they"?

[@raymond808]

@@mrskath8284you seem like a bad person

[@docop8926]

@@amandah.6728 they is people

[@98slp]

@@mrskath8284 They do not call wives baby mamas. They are called wives. Get real lady, this was an insult to a man that has served his country and should be talked to with respect.

[@karlat7880]

@@mrskath8284 who are “they”? It’s very clear that this gentleman does not call his wife his baby mama. It was incredibly disrespectful for that officer to speak about a woman that way. Although you seem to think that “they” all do.

[@seanvandyke4056]

The “Pause” is all you needed to hear to know this man is higher up in the military. Bro gave him the boot treatment

[@williamhoudersheldt7076]

A sergeant is not high up, he has only been in for 9 years.... can't be that high.

[@prestigeshogun1534]

@@williamhoudersheldt7076high enough.

[@williamhoudersheldt7076]

@@prestigeshogun1534 Not really, it's not like it was 30 years ago. You have to be E-8 or higher to get respect anymore, the younger generation doesn't respect anything.

[@prestigeshogun1534]

@@williamhoudersheldt7076 womp womp

[@niyah000]

@@williamhoudersheldt7076what are you talking about?? if “young folk” won’t respect an e5 why would they suddenly respect an e8? and most young people generally respect the military just not police.

[@devinhiett7341]

The fact this guy's job for 9 nine years was to yell at random people almost constantly gave me a huge sense of satisfaction. Him being a former drill sergeant, and in the right, yelling at that cop like he was in bootcamp brought a huge smile to my face

[@LinkCanBackflipYAY]

When DS or DI get that billet it’s not their only job, it’s only for a couple years

[@rhyvy8923]

@@LinkCanBackflipYAY Yeah that’s why he said “former drill sergeant”

[@trajic9204]

@@rhyvy8923 lol no...he said former drill sergeant because he's former military...but yeah it wasn't the dudes job for 9 years like the original comment suggest.

[@rhyvy8923]

@@trajic9204 touché

[@garick]

​@Xx-killerB-xX boi what do you mean knife-handed? where do we see this?

[@Ian_Sempai]

Why is it so difficult for most cops to just state clearly why they are there... Why do they just walk up to people demanding stuff like ID.

[@lh1418]

Only if your any race but black do you get respect and explanation s.. To lead with baby mama or girlfriend was disrespectful from the start..

[@МальчикФантам]

@@lh1418 bruh shut up, many such cases of "white" people being treated like trash.

[@Creedstarsrr]

Because they are big people with a gun and a badge that's why

[@beep-beep]

It’s about intimidation, mostly. You can’t enforce laws very well if people aren’t afraid of you, right?

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

@@lh1418 really? What about a man with a long beard and a cap like he's going to the mosque? Will he get respect too?

[@regularstan6212]

Military or not. Officers need to understand this is NO way to treat or talk to the public.

[@coolkid9967]

The military supposedly fights for our freedoms, so they definitely shouldn’t be the only ones with rights.

[@grimreefer213]

Since the guy was black he thought it was appropriate to ask if his baby mama was home , he took that personally

[@pohorex6834]

@@grimreefer213 as he should have, no matter if he’s black or not offense should’ve been taken

[@grimreefer213]

@@pohorex6834 Yeah it is kind of offensive asking if his girlfriend or baby mama is home. It is insulting because you’re basically assuming that he’s a lower class person

[@pohorex6834]

@@grimreefer213 read what I fucking said

[@geaux-hard]

I also didn't like how the cop was calling a grown man "dude" instead of sir. That's just basic respect every citizen deserves from a professional service provider.

[@hullutsuhna]

maybe he has dealt with NCOs before; "DON'T CALL ME SIR, I WORK FOR A LIVING!"

[@justinchamberlain3443]

@@hullutsuhna I don’t think that was understood. He was speaking foul as well so they can have some back and forth. The cop was wrong but shouldn’t have been fired

[@thisismyusername6717]

I mean,My garbage man calls me little man. Im 6’0 but hes like 7’8 350 to my 155. I dont want to go into the back of the truck. I confronted them one day cuz they always leave my can in the center of my driveway, which makes NO SENSE other that being lazy. I came up talking to the smaller guy hanging on the back of the truck that did it and then cliffords big ass comes around. Sorry i havent told anyone else this. Be my safe place😔

[@PickledEggs4]

Because he's a professional scumbag. He didn't expect a camera (he should) nor did he anticipate a vet. Immediately, automatically assumed he was knocking on the door of a pariah. Way to stereotype, you badged, armed TYRANT

[@williamdixson9018]

I dont believe they were friends much less ever met. It just the passive aggressive bullshit to control the situation. Talk like their buddies while bullying you.

[@101000102]

Based on the level of disrespect at the initial encounter citizens should gauge their level of cooperation. Silence is a powerful tool.

[@Wise__guy]

100%

[@HashknightGaming]

Silence isn't always the best way.

[@metasymplocos]

Like keeping completely still while blows are given.

[@savlosavage]

Silence is golden until it becomes a problem for police .... Smh ... Guy says IDK they still badger him ... Silence wont help that

[@p51424]

@@HashknightGaming Maybe not. But it's not always the best option to argue with a police officer. They're not necessarily paid to think.

[@eritta]

The Sergeant putting up his finger and telling the cop "Pause" and the cop shutting the entire fuck up was just *chef's kiss* lovely.

[@johnallenbailey1103]

🤌🏿

[@TheRedRaven_]

Sergeant did a knife hand also, that proves he served lol.

[@jimh3588]

Sergeant, not Sargent.

[@hellomyfriends9740]

Sargento

[@eritta]

@@jimh3588 edited. New phone, not used to the swipe motions yet. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@thatguymcfly2835]

The officer was informed they was at the wrong address, the officers should've deescalated the situation and apologized

[@buixrule]

They can't necessarily just simply immediately leave if someone tells them they are at the wrong address. What if a guy is beating his wife and the cops come and he tells them they are at the wrong address?

[@joebasketballhighlights]

The moment they asked is that your baby momma it was clear they were there to escalate lol

[@thatguymcfly2835]

@@buixrule it came over the radio from the dispatcher, the officer himself says we're at the wrong address.

[@NV_Tensa]

@@buixrule you tried …..

[@CapitalTrigga]

@@thatguymcfly2835 Not quite. He was talking to dispatch saying that the homeowner (they) are saying it's not the right house. Watch it again and listen, you can hear him mic up and let go of the button. Why would he be repeating dispatch's broadcast back to dispatch?

[@joeword7304]

“Baby momma?” So unprofessional

[@stevew278]

Unprofessional but not inaccurate

[@Canary2019]

He was just trying to fit in after being told to be "less white" over the years. The information war going on right now is messing people up!

[@jackieroach2124]

Azzhole talking one on one in the gym!

[@zachsmith1255]

​@@stevew278it was inaccurate, that was his wife.

[@justinchamberlain3443]

@@zachsmith1255 pew research: “ Black fathers are more than twice as likely as white fathers to live apart from their children (44% vs. 21%), while Hispanic fathers fall in the middle (35%).”

[@imartimus]

"girlfriend or your baby momma" "That is my wife" I already was so mad. What is wrong with that cop?

[@savannahszczerbickyj1143]

I was literally coming to comment the same thing I was so mad

[@daynawithawhy]

@@savannahszczerbickyj1143 What's wrong with that cop? He has a badge, a gun, several hundred brothers and sisters who also have badges and guns, plus a massive ego which is made bigger by the badge and the gun and an inferiority complex that is soothed by the badge and the gun

[@thisisntsparta5384]

@@daynawithawhy That's not their point, he made a racist comment to him which is why they are mad. He said "baby mama" just because the guy is black.

[@brendabattle9088]

👀👮‍♀️🤡was out of line now u c how 👮‍♂️talk to black ppl most of tme

[@fusadiluna]

@@thisisntsparta5384 why was that offensive/racist? I mean, many people live together and have children without being marry. I'm genuinely asking, I'm not american

[@ihugkittens484]

Ooh my god, when he said "baby momma" I honestly covered my head in a bout of second hand embarassment. I feel bad for the female officer, if I was her, as soon as he said that I'd run back in shame and hide behind a trash bin.

[@devongeerts4755]

Username checks out ☺️

[@CJ-jq3um]

Trash bin 🤣🤣😭😭😭😭💀

[@johnokean8216]

Problem is no one has the proverbial balls to stand up to their coworkers or authoritative figures

[@Mellyferguson3957]

I would've gotten onto the unprofessional officer for making us look bad

[@gutz-Coldrevenge]

if i was in her shoes, i would of told my Co-worker that was a incredibly disrespectful, apologized to the civi (well in this case vet), and told my co-worker to go wait by the road, before he causes problems.

[@misterblaq]

It’s crazy opening your door can greatly ruin your day even when it’s “peace officers”

[@MissionaryInMexico]

They are "Disturbing The Peace" officers.

[@JeremiahLOsborne]

Good point. I wonder if that kid died from eating nail polish while these cops are arguing about their egos.

[@UNcommonSenseAUS]

They are *NOT* Peace officers, they are corporate security & an armed gang of thugs running around with apparent impunity.

[@g0stn0te]

Never open your door unless they have a warrent. Never

[@vinceharrin4490]

Especially when it is police officers !

[@lancemartinez1130]

Unpromptedly calling that guy's wife his baby mama is the funniest fucking way this escalated from 0 to a million

[@justinchamberlain3443]

Black fathers are more than twice as likely as white fathers to live apart from their children (44% vs. 21%), while Hispanic fathers fall in the middle (35%).

[@TheGeneralMod]

Calling his wife "baby mama" is so WILD 🤣Of course the guy is going to feel disrespected.

[@Swoost]

Your girlfriend or baby momma...like why are you initiating an interaction by disrespecting him. Prolly racist

[@TwitX2007]

There’s no other option than he’s racist. He made one hella bigoted mistake.

[@lovelysakurapetalsyt]

​@@SwoostYeah, I've seen people who act like those of color can't or never will get married

[@lovelysakurapetalsyt]

​@@TwitX2007^

[@Poe-007]

@@lovelysakurapetalsyt- what?

[@lexannaamnell6593]

Time and time again I don't understand why police refuse to explain why they're knocking on your door...

[@ayo4637]

because they have no reason

[@craftsandstuff3349]

Power play. Never been to the Academy, but I get the impression that's 90% of what they learn there.

[@cazarezh1508]

It's a way to get people to incriminate themselves. Like if a cop asks, "Do you know why I pulled you over?"

[@wandayoung6992]

Why is it so hard for police officers to identify themselves and explain why they are there before becoming all hostile. This officer set the tone of this interaction the minute he said, " baby momma." He knew early on that they were at the wrong address, but instead of acknowledging their mistake, he continued to escalate the situation. This is exactly how things go wrong. Their egos won't let them admit they made a mistake, so instead of apologizing and moving on to where they are actually supposed to be, they continued to escalate. They are so stupid because their own body cams record their actions, but then again, sometimes that doesn't mean anything. I'm glad this it did.

[@craftsandstuff3349]

They are culled from the saddest and most emotionally dysfunctional of our population.

[@birdman8899]

Bro I lost it when the homeowner started recording and just silenced the male officer by saying “pause.” 😂

[@Jamer767]

Best use of "pause" ever

[@Dunning-Krugereffect]

Military > cop

[@jameswallace5133]

Pause was on point

[@shyryTsr2k]

It was a lot more polite than him possibly saying "shut the f**k up"

[@Drsteezymcgee]

😂 same here. He could have built a fuckin wall between them and it would be less effective. 😂

[@the_jones528]

Good on this man for standing up for himself and his family. That's a good guy.

[@BernieKnapp-h3n]

He was a drill sergeant in the military. He earned respect and that white cop was so disrespectful to him, i dont blame him for being pissd off. Rude as hell. And insulting.

[@schmidtythekidd]

I love Sgt Hawkin's response to Marler's apology. " You're only apologizing because you want to keep you job" LOL

[@mking8242]

Exactly... he doesn't need to be a cop peace officer straight up point blank period. His mouth is writing checks his ass can't cash 🤣 one day somebodybis gonna put some serious hands on him. Hopefully this encounter teaches him a lesson though.

[@watema3381]

@@mking8242 He ain't gone learn shit. LEO's learn absolutely nothing.

[@YesYourRight]

This is what happens when Machine men meets other machine men. 9 years of following orders you’re a machine man. Ditto for the cops.

[@ianbattles7290]

If I worked at McDonald's and spoke to a customer the way this cop spoke, I would be fired for "lack of professionalism". Cops should be held to at least the same standard as a McDonald's employee, don't you think?

[@darrennew8211]

He *was* fired.

[@brockv8830]

No law enforcement department allows this form of professionalism or lack there of. Stfu.

[@HEAT4YOAZZ]

Lol no

[@meatspin.]

@Aluzky lol buddy why don’t you just use the real word you wanna say and not the coded language. But anyways what kind of argument is that? So now you’re equating cops to being just an ordinary citizen? They are not on the job and professionalism doesn’t matter?

[@meatspin.]

@John Leal they are NOT just regular citizens when they have so much power in their hands and the law on their side. But also why are you putting all of the burden on the citizens and nothing on police- do cops not have to hold themselves accountable too? You realize that police departments have their own policies and codes of conduct right- even though those are not ‘laws’, departments can choose to reprimand/terminate an officer for violating policy.

[@xKlutchinLegend]

"I served too" "Yea, you were probably a piece of shit" ... as a 6 year vet I felt that 😂

[@gravitatingawaytv]

Yes sir 😆....if the cop served he knew what that title meant 💪🏿🔥

[@NightCrawler810]

@@gravitatingawaytv he probably was a shit bird 🦅 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sapientia_et_virtus]

"Shitbird" would have been more appropriate. 🤣

[@BowserStrange]

@@gravitatingawaytv Explain pls? 🤔I want to Know, I must know. 🧐

[@eddiescanduratrains]

I’m still in shock that the police sergeant told the army sergeant to eat a d**k”

[@kristinanotputtingmynameonhere]

The fact that the officer immediately assumed the woman was a girlfriend or baby mama tells you exactly what his thoughts are about this man. Why wasn't his first assumption that she was his wife? What a disgusting, disrespectful, creature.

[@PickledEggs4]

That cop is a straight up piece of shit and is a prime example why people have tremendous trouble trusting these tyrants.

[@ecleveland1]

Yeah, that "baby mama" would have been it for me also. Disrespecting this man and this man's wife in the man's house is wrong on too many levels.

[@andrewcanady6644]

Agreed. Extremely disrespectful.

[@boosiefade01]

he opens the door to a black man and start trying to talk hood "where yo baby mama at" when really he is a well spoken army veteran. Cops think they are cool playing the streets when really they should be SERVING US! First and foremost, simple.

[@judgeprime3730]

@@boosiefade01 they should be serving fast food. They are morons

[@ritterdergroenlummel4101]

Here in Germany, the police officers are harmless😂

[@levig6238]

@@ritterdergroenlummel4101 Now. Took a world war to put them in line though. Im an American, but I was born in Bremerhaven and love Germany. So I hope we won’t need that drastic of an event to bring our government employees in-line.

[@josephjones611]

The female cop had no right to go trying to look into his window and try to engage conversation with children in the house. The cop already admitted they were at the wrong address.

[@OmniscientWarrior]

That wasn't admission of wrong address but confirmation of what the guy was stating in a more round about way. Due to how things went, we cannot be full certain that it was the wrong address, the call was done out of mistaken belief that someone drank the acetone and they won't admit they were mistaken to the cops, or if this was in fact the right address and someone did drink the acetone and just trying to cover up that fact for fear of getting into trouble and CPS getting involved. However, if things started off correctly and the cops right off the bat just started with telling the man that they received a call... and just wish to confirm that everyone there was fine and confirm this was the correct address, it may have gotten better results; but more than likely, would have left with the same amount of info as they did, but much more quickly and peacefully.

[@rogerm3708]

What may have begun as good intentions before they stepped foot on the property turned into harassment the moment the sergeant stepped out. The male officer was intimidated by the sergeant and escalated to present himself as dominant. After finding out that they were at the wrong address, they continued the harassment because their 'authority' was not being recognized

[@MrEkzotic]

@@rogerm3708 I find it hilarious that cops actually think they have authority over others. I feel kind of bad for them, since their entire self worth is based on their false belief that they're above the law.

[@rogerm3708]

@@MrEkzotic My guess is the ones that go 'beyond the call of duty', are trying to compensate for the lack of control they have in their own personal life

[@Fender178]

At the beginning there was no way to know if the Officers here were at the wrong Address without questioning the homeowner first. Yes the Female cop is at fault for not explaining why they were there and the Male Cop is at fault more making things worse by being unprofessional.

[@mbarrett99]

This guy is great - he stood up for himself & responded in kind when the COPS disrespected him.

[@alicethemadrabbit1842]

Right! "first of all that's my wife." "why are you raising your voice?" the cop showed up with AGRESSION.

[@chrisknoblock]

Guy started the encounter like it was a domestic dispute not a welfare check.

[@loki2240]

@@chrisknoblock - Never send officers, who don't care about people's welfare, on a welfare check.

[@enoughofthis]

Also stood up for the honor of his family

[@JustSomeRandomGuyOnYouTube]

@@loki2240 That's deep! Nice one.

[@lasinthas4152]

That ‘PAUSE’ hits different when you’ve been in the millitary

[@Griot-Guild]

Does it mean something in the military lmao

[@gooseking0420]

​@@Griot-GuildI'm late but, generally, it means you messed up and there's much meaner words and a stern explanation coming.

[@bryanjones14]

Facts .....

[@stanleygeorge7781]

​​@@gooseking0420definitely, im a 20yr Army ret. NCO and i can definitely say that a pause cutting off your own talking means that much worse and loud, stern words are about to be spoken.

[@donna6368]

​@@stanleygeorge7781Thank you for your service.

[@yacobshelelshaddai4543]

Every cop should be required to watch an episode a week from this channel. And citizens be encouraged to watch one a month.

[@VencedorGamer]

Nope, civilians should be watching just as many if not more than cops, so we have less incidents where civilians are arrested for unlawful shit like this.

[@platinumsky845]

@@VencedorGamer I think the point is that the citizen wont NEED to do the cops job as much if the cops stay educated.

[@Stolas-x2s]

Hell no

[@TonyPajamas24]

Don’t fuggin tell me what to do 🤡

[@Robert_McGarry_Poems]

Don't you know, cops are specifically chosen based on lower than average intelligence. I mean, this is published information... Apparently intelligence makes people want to commit crimes, so only dumb people get to point guns at everyone because they don't understand enough to do crimes. Or at least that's how it's interpreted in my head. Makes complete sense if your target demographic are the chronically poor and disenfranchised. Because if dumb people aren't smart enough to do crimes, why do we need police for the uneducated poor? If smart people can't be cops because they might do crimes, then why don't the cops stop THEM from doing their daily crimes?

[@bd9299292]

"Good evening, sir, my name's Officer Marler and this is my partner Officer Conoma. I'm sorry to bother you but we received a call from a medical center that a child at this address may have ingested some nail polish remover. We're just here to do a welfare check and make sure everybody's okay." That's not so hard, is it?

[@cainasmo9]

Sadly people do not have the patience to explain lol

[@ABCRapster]

Aren’t officers trainer to de-escalate situations? You’re right! Simply stating what their business was would’ve avoided this situation and the officer would still have their job.

[@neonrainbow9033]

"Oh I understand however I don't recall my child having a medical emergency recently. Also i think you have the wrong address my house number is" *imitates video pointing to house number* " the people you are looking for live across the street." *points across the street imitating video.*

[@pcoc8694]

Actually, good evening, is this address such and such, oh, no, ok, sorry to bother you. Then go validate address and try again. I mean how hard is that? There would be no reason to continue the dialogue once they determined they are at the wrong place.

[@bd9299292]

@@ABCRapster You can tell the female Officer was trying to do that, but her partner muffed it up so bad by that point it was pretty much impossible to salvage. This is one of those where nothing notable should have happened in this encounter but because of somebody's bad attitude (frequently the civilian's, but the cop's in this case) somebody had their life permanently altered. Luckily nobody got injured or worse.

[@BETRvids]

Not even as a uniformed officer, I can't imagine a situation where it would be appropriate to come up to a stranger's doorstep and ask the resident: "Is that your baby mama?"

[@gorkskoal9315]

LOL well...he's not the sharpest. he was dropped on his head a few times. I had officer twitch and mumbles pull me over once. I litteraly couldn't understand a fucking thing he said "hdfhhsdhfjsdhf" like yeah ok, uuh wtf did you say? my friends mom new everyone in town and the police. A county sheriff did the california roll on her while she was in the middle of the intersection, comes up to her door 'HIDARLINGHOWYOUDOINGMYNI****IPULLSYALLSOVERBECAUSEYOUWERESWERVING!' lol imagine his surprise when she said: Jeb? that you? how the fuck did you make it? look at my foot! you'll let me go or that's going to be so far up your ass you'll piss nail polish. lol and the asshole was white to throwing gang signs and jive talking. LoL. like that kind of stuff isn't funny or cool with regular folks much less officer dumb ass.

[@nonyabizz3533]

Really messed up

[@emanuelsantos5925]

Doesn't happen at any doorstep. It's still the mentality

[@gorkskoal9315]

@@emanuelsantos5925 I must have been raised wrong, I can't think of any time when of many friends i've had from all over the world I'd ask that. I did ask a few times if that was their wife or GF. and politely told no

[@unphazd5137]

@@gorkskoal9315 It's a white on black mentality, you seem unaware so just cluing you up

[@donpettway7284]

Officer Marler was allowed to resign. It seems this was his 6th job as a police officer. He now works for Willits, California. His 7th police department.

[@alexlollar3293]

Acab

[@MissOhio1980]

It's just like when the Catholic church "reassigns" a pedophile priest.

[@KayozStudios]

And how long before he gets fired from that? I’m sure it won’t take forever

[@michaelreynolds7469]

Thanks for the information and update. Is there a database or website for looking up officers to see if they have a history of department changes?

[@tomroberts2135]

that's sick

[@j.r.8592]

If someone referred to my wife as my "baby mama" I probably wouldn't have handled it as well as this guy. I give him an A+ for not tearing him apart for gross disrespect

[@thatsmesothere]

"Tearing him apart for gross disrespect"? For saying "baby mama"? Violence in response to saying baby mama? I really hope you aren't in any position of power.

[@BleezyBandit]

@@thatsmesothere if youre married. I would hope you wouldnt let this slide if someone said that to you about your wife.

[@thatsmesothere]

@@BleezyBandit I am married, and I would correct the person who said it. But my wife and I tend not to get offended by words, and I definitely wouldn't respond with violence. But "tearing him apart"? Come on, don't be ridiculous.

[@MrBadclyde]

@@BleezyBandit if your response is to get that angry over words, you probably need a therapist for your insecurities.

[@caiodiniz7371]

I'm not a native english speaker. What does "baby mama" means exactly in this context?

[@jeffreytackett3922]

Female cop: "We are here on a wellness che..." Male cop: "Wait, don't tell him what's going on. Let's see if we can escalate this situation needlessly."

[@Oliviaandtrina]

"Let's see if I can say something racist and disrespect this man and his wife in their own home"

[@mnm8818]

from what i know of cops, cops get complacent and forget to tell someone who has no idea why they are there. as they are use to people obeying then generally and should do whatever cops say... its only a courtesy for many cops to tell them why they are there... takes away brain energy to explain why, reasons etc

[@TheCeciD]

@@Oliviaandtrina all to trigger him and get a reaction I recon so they can have a reason to arrest him.

[@MercenaryPine9]

@@TheCeciD How else would they be able to bust out better paychecks? By making as many arrests as possible of course. Even if they’re on the basis of complete bullshit.

[@carllazarraga2858]

All of this while having the wrong address lol

[@jerrydoyle7580]

If the Cops just treated them with a little respect this matter would have gone completely different. Did the male Officer really say where is your baby mama, how is that respectful? Then he starts raising his voice and then starts down talking to the citizens. The arrogance of these Officers is despicable!

[@JohnjOcampo]

Exacly, i try to stay away from police because i do not have the patience nor the calmness to keep my cool while they disrespect me. The one time i had to interact with a cop he called me "cuh" and i knew i had to end the interaction fast before i lost my cool.

[@icecold9511]

It is amazing how clueless cops are about disrespecting someone in their own home. Cops themselves are usually homeowners. And even people with apartments still consider this their territory. It is the worst possible place to talk down to someone, with the most likelihood of a significant negative reaction. But damn, cops are dumb about what motivates people. We just aren't real to them.

[@rogerdodger1790]

Couldn't agree more, so SO rude.

[@YesYourRight]

This is what happens when Machine men meets other machine men. 9 years of following orders you’re a machine man. Ditto for the cops.

[@nagageneral]

*The arrogance of these Officers is despicable!* Officer. The man police was a total moron. The woman was good.

[@anthonyl9126]

FUCK YES. This is righteous anger. He speaks for the rest of us. I love this guy.

[@jasonjames4254]

No! It's not righteous anger. It's much ado about nothing and pure stupidity. It was soon made clear that it was a simple welfare check. It was something anyone in their right mind would have cooperated with by just answering a few simple questions and everyone would have been on their way within 60 seconds.

[@anthonyl9126]

@@jasonjames4254 It was righteous anger. I hope he was fired.

[@charmanwilson6354]

​@@jasonjames4254 So you would not be bothered by a police officer telling you to "eat a dick" when you have done absolutely nothing wrong and the cops are at the wrong address? Being told "eat a dick" would not make you angry at all???? Hmm. Interesting take.

[@ClassicallyChristion]

​@@jasonjames4254 No fuck those officers! That man owed them nothing, and they came at him incredibly disrespectfully.

[@jasonjames4254]

@@ClassicallyChristion He behaved like a twat! The Army has standards of conduct and they could have EASILY disciplined him (taken stripes) for having such a confrontational interaction with law enforcement! There was no need for it. It was a welfare check. Cooperate and it would have been over and done within a New York minute. Besides, genius it wasn't even a real event! It was STAGED!!!!

[@sinergia4615]

knowing that officer was fired makes me feel like there is still hope for humanity

[@fred_derf]

And was immediately hired by a neighbouring department. There is no hope for humanity.

[@RoyCe4otZ]

Where ever he finds himself, he’s a liability

[@sinergia4615]

@@fred_derf fudge 😟

[@kellyjohnson9394]

And knowing he was immediately hired by ANOTHER kkkorupt, white, racist kkkop department is the norm for uneducated kkkops.

[@heynow01]

On her police radio it said you were given the wrong address, but they wanted to keep handling the vet.

[@Vesdus]

It's so interesting how the male cop changes his entire attitude when the phone comes out.

[@12neef]

He changed it when he realized he was dealing with a “low income individual”. That causes ppl to act properly really quick.

[@cryinpooper]

​@@12neef pretty sure he knew the guy was black before he took his phone out lol

[@biggneff2476]

Goes to show what they do with there cams smh mane

[@paddyholly2184]

It cracked me up when the dude cop realized how screwed he was, and said quickly 'Okay, we're leaving now' and tried to scurry away.😅

[@simonmultiverse6349]

You've forgotten *THE REAL PROBLEM* which was presented on another You Tube channel recently: the cops had *GOT THE WRONG ADDRESS* !!!! Not only did they insult the people in the house, but they totally got the wrong address. Notice that the cops did NOT say why they were there and they did NOT say who had sent them. The cops did not ever say "We are looking for these people" (and give the names). Since the cops did not ever explain who they were and why they were there, the cops jumped straight to the PERSONAL INSULTS stage. Then the cops just arrogantly tried to look in through the window as if they had a right to.

[@paullandini2323]

Thanks!

[@W1ldSm1le]

I was so worried for him when he stood up for himself. It's sad we've reached this point.

[@otmathibidi1958]

Was too when i first saw the video!

[@tythenoob6094]

I agree but for the record this is prolly the most tame time in history for fair policing although it’s by no means perfect we have improved in general

[@Paul.Douglas]

Freakin' awesome screen name! Love it!

[@bobsmith962]

I was worried when he reached into his pockets and got a phone out. The police might have thought it was a gun.

[@ALotOfCancer]

@@tythenoob6094 OK kid

[@XxsoonerbornxX]

1:00 He IMMEDIATELY took an attitude with his snarky "You don't know who that is?". Dripping with sarcasm. I knew it was over right there and then to follow it up with GF/baby mama is almost unbelievable and THEN follows all that up with "eat a d***". This cop has disrespected so many. I think any time a cop is fired every single case he was involved in should be re-examined.

[@alexursus4719]

He is a racist

[@jackcarlston8579]

Unfortunately stuff like this happens all the time and they mostly just get "re-trained" happy this guy got fired.

[@CM_87]

@@jackcarlston8579 Yeah and then they are re-hired at another police department.

[@simonastokes3997]

@@CM_87 you are so right

[@1SCme]

@@jackcarlston8579 Given the department's response, I suspect he was still on probation, and/or had previous incidents and complaints.

[@mangon3172]

I still think it's crazy these two cops knew at 2:00 minutes into the video that they were at the wrong address but yet continue to harass and antagonize this veteran/citizen.

[@DicloniusFever]

Personally, I think the majority of the blame should be on the male officer. I agree with AtA that the female officer needs to improve her skills at approaching people, however she did a good job overall not letting the situation get out of had and escalating further, especially with the male officer causing a ruckus. Good job to her!

[@junifilms9459]

their prolly telling dispatchers the home owners are saying its the wrong house

[@emergcon]

Don't tell this to the guys at police activity. They think woman don't belong in the police because they sometimes don't handle irak style situations as well as special forces do.

[@Rome__king]

@@junifilms9459 on the public police report it stated it was indeed stated from dispatch it was the wrong house. ..... try agin

[@junifilms9459]

@@Rome__king which is why i said “probably” dick head, I aint know the full story😭

[@jimihand]

I love this man “I served as well” “I don’t give a f**k, you were probably a piece of sh*t” 😂😂😂

[@chrisbevis7725]

Before anything else they were at the wrong house. Everything they did after that was unlawful. Good for the sergeant.

[@-Monad-]

Ah, so you didn't watch the video. In which AtA clearly lays out that the police didn't violate his rights by going to the wrong home.

[@gibblespascack1418]

@@-Monad- Yes, they could have shot him for disorderly conduct and be justified in the shooting. And that is even if this was the wrong house.

[@jekkt]

@@-Monad- ah, so you clearly didnt read the comment. he didnt say that going to the wrong house violated the occupants rights. he said what they did AFTER THAT was unlawful. smart ass

[@pthesmith]

@@-Monad- At 2:03 the male officer says, “They’re advising this is the wrong address.” Everything after that is harassment.

[@WW-hn5yb]

UNBELIEVABLE! Half you ever made an mistake? R U god?

[@jose.ramoscaban]

10 years in the Army and I can say the same about the police officer, he was probably a super toxic soldier and piece of Sh..t, just listening to him the way he talked to that gentleman that handled the situation great. The police do need some quarterly training like us in the Armed Forces.

[@PLocke4]

he was probably deployed to a shitty ass place or was a drill Sgt being disrespected after doing that I don't think anyone's gonna be happy I mean drill Sgt don't get any days off

[@rJayisawesome]

Depends on the department. Mine does monthly mandatory training on social or Constitutional issues.

[@EmpReb]

Solders know how or swear. That just typical

[@PLocke4]

@@EmpReb exactly I don't know a single solider in my company that doesn't cuss

[@DV-id6di]

soldiers and police are both toxic😅 u not different 😮

[@Sputz3]

*The Sergeant should have got a A+ for standing up like a real man should in a time of disrespect.*

[@rymoats6460]

Cops never get fired unless they mess with someone important. It’s kind of insane.

[@tdog652041]

Doesn’t matter if they get fired, it’s if they lose their license to police matters and that my friend rarely happens.

[@cronezone787]

Right, they just send the officer to a different department.@@tdog652041

[@griffyt209]

​@tdog652041 yep. Fired in one county, Hired in the next. Such a shame acab

[@horror780]

He can get fired but he's still police certified so the young jerk can go to another town and a lot of departments love guys like that they think he's a great guy .

[@barneybrown7543]

Yeah they let them bounce to next city till they get a million dollars in law suits then they move to the next city they are above the law but not above getting the tax payer sued.

[@f.prince6642]

It’s amazing how holding a gun allows you to feel comfortable saying “Eat a D” to anyone without fear of getting punched in your face. ATA never stop posting these encounters.

[@bennnnu380]

The audacity. Dare I say the caucasity

[@aclockwisevortex32]

It's the badge, not the gun.

[@DoubleGoon]

@@aclockwisevortex32 It's both, but it's more the gun.

[@donaldrodriguez8134]

But You wouldn’t punch him even if he didn’t have a gun because you’d be going to prison for a Very long time . 🤡🤡🤡

[@c45-nr4pk3gu7f]

@@bennnnu380 Take a look at the murder rate in socialist paradises like Chicago, Atlanta, and Minneapolis, and look at who is statistically responsible for the majority of the violence and homicides in the U.S. Here's a hint; it has nothing to do with "caucasity" Keep believing that if it makes you sleep better at night.

[@tovpp7]

Props to the dude for not raising his voice or getting mad immediately at the officer who referred to his wife as his "baby mama". That would've set me off and it would for a lot of people.

[@TheCeciD]

That stood out to me too, so offensive, rude and completely unnecessary. And why did the male cop stop the female cop from explaining why they’re there, isn’t that a reasonable thing to do? Explain why they’re there? American cops scares the hell out of me!

[@MercenaryPine9]

@@TheCeciD That cop was looking for reasons to make an arrest even knowing there was no reason to. That’s not unusual among our cops, unfortunately.

[@TheCeciD]

@@MercenaryPine9 I gathered that too, so messed up 😪 I need to be more grateful of where I live 🙏

[@msc2u1]

That dude is a Sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corp, which is the reason for his discipline.

[@theoneneo5024]

Not to sound insensitive but you don't deal with the same people and neighborhoods they do. Depending on the neighborhood, white or black, they were very likely to meet a man at the door who would say "she ain't my wife, what the hell you thinkin'?", and the cops would be cussed our for assuming that man was married to the woman in the house or responsible for her kids. Once again, not being mean, but this happens more often than not in certain housing complexes.

[@lovehenegan6064]

You can definitely see his wife is scared and is trying to get her husband to come back in the house.

[@WhoCares-_-.]

Wow you should be a detective!

[@xxrighttwixx1253]

My man said "PAUSE" everything stopped and they knew shit was over

[@VengefulBatz]

Lol

[@steeldriver1776]

And we receive an "A" as the audience for being able to get through this without trying to punch that cop on screen.

[@dharma__3]

Great point!

[@falseprophet1024]

Guess i failed, then...

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

Honestly it wasn't nearly the most egregious thing I've seen. He stayed within the confines of the law, he was just a dick lol

[@judekalyesubula8646]

You have a great future as a comic😀😄

[@yahjah3795]

Nah I'm laughing my ass off. Buddy went off on him after that

[@Driver_Eddie]

I hate that the cops called it an "unfortunate" incident - unfortunate implies unlucky, or by chance. Like the cop accidentally stumbled upon the words "eat a d---" and accidentally said "baby mama" smh

[@ThatEnderFreak]

Hey Eddie! Fancy seeing you here

[@FRANCHISPORTS]

They meant that about the hire.

[@sprinklesthedrummer9731]

Absolutely uncalled for! That officer did nothing but escalate the situation by demeaning him, as well as his wife, then raising his voice, and calling him a name. All while he was walking away... disgusting! Happy to hear he's no longer on the force. That's not how you teat a human being.

[@travisspaulding2222]

The worst part is that they knew that they were at the wrong house. Once they figured that out, they should have apologized, and then went to the correct house. Let's not forget that while they are arguing with him at the wrong house, someone at the house that called 911 may have needed some help.

[@Mike-om4tv]

Unfortunate the body cam wasn't deleted and that the homeowner recorded most likely 🤣

[@wilhelmschmidt7240]

My father was a green beret, and had a few encounters where police tried to overstep their bounds with him. He taught me a lot about how to protect my rights and deny police abuse. He would audit his own rights frequently by sitting on the porch, cleaning his firearms and practice shooting. Our property had a large clearance from other homes, well outside the limits to allow him to discharge firearms freely on the property. Funniest thing I have ever seen is an officer getting the F out after being shown they were operating outside the bounds of the law and violating our rights and illegally trespassing.

[@Scooter7891]

As soon as the cop called the guy's wife his "baby mama" you knew the type of person the cop was.

[@JillyBean860]

Yep, that let me know the cop is a POS.

[@daquandade3316]

Tru

[@mikestonne]

I totally agree..I thought the same thing

[@mikeworkman3593]

What kind is that. People say baby mama all the time.

[@hello.3429]

@@mikeworkman3593 I doubt if he was at the door of a rich couple in a multi-million dollar house he would ask the husband if that was his "baby mama" we all know police treat lower income neighbourhoods more unprofessionally because compared to complaints from wealthier neighbourhoods lower income ones just get over looked meaning cops just don't care enough to put on an act (which leads to them showing their true colours) and not to mention how race also plays apart in this.. cops tend to use what they would see as "hood" slang in a mocking discriminatory way - because I highly doubt he would knock on the door of a white family and say "is that your baby mama?" - anyone with an once of common sense or basic comprehension skills would understand that this cop is clearly unfit to have a badge and to pose as a public servant.

[@Goken1115]

The fact that he was already told he was at the wrong address and kept going shows how ridiculous and dangerous they really are!!! It should have been an immediate apology, and walk away!!!

[@nugget7865]

They aren't "dangerous" like many other videos we see here. Relax.

[@Goken1115]

@@nugget7865 riiighttt… so the fact that even after he knew he was completely in the wrong, but continued to escalate the situation and show aggression is fine because he hasn’t turned around and shot anyone yet… keyword being yet?! Yeah, we should all just smile and nod and not be concerned because it’s not as bad as some of the other videos we’ve all seen. 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@betterthanjesus4352]

@@Goken1115 be quiet little girl

[@billwesley4336]

@@betterthanjesus4352 😂 I love how every comment you leave is you sucking the cops in the wrong gulp gulp gulp! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nugget7865]

@@Goken1115 Delusion. If that was the aim we would have seen deliberate escalation, and physical contact. All we have seen is someone who traded barbs because of a heated interaction that started off the wrong foot. Go outside and learn social cues.

[@tudorjason]

The encounter started out with inappropriateness. The knocking tone to saying, "baby mama". Just really unprofessional.

[@georgemartin5980]

All the deniers in the world can jump on it, but what do you think the chances are he would have said that if the guy at the door was white? He just happened to get a proud veteran instead of someone broken down by a lifetime of that kind of disrespect.

[@IM-hx7jt]

@UCl4MSRJbyqxOQvPHxHA9Ngg yo, this is so racist. Why would you say that?

[@southfieldtrill9690]

@@yungpint4968 So that justifies the officer being disrespectful???

[@wessltov]

In the officer's defense(?), I would bet he was just saying that to seem casual and relating to the sergeant. Too bad his racism prevented him from appearing like he actually cares

[@wessltov]

@@southfieldtrill9690 Not at all, but I think Yung is suggesting that the officer considers the whole neighborhood to only have "baby mamas" rather than wives or girlfriends

[@christianmadden5342]

Cop even said they were saying it's the wrong address right before talking about violating rights

[@RedfishCarolina]

9:46 FINALLY someone explains to the Sgt why they are actually there, after arguing with him over dumb shit, insulting him a dozen different ways, and looking in his window

[@ThePunikaTV]

To be fair, SHE was trying pretty much from the start until all of it turned to a mud slinging contest between the other two

[@nevermindfilms1060]

@@ThePunikaTVna but she should’ve done more to shit the other officer up that’s ridiculous

[@AstralJustus]

@@nevermindfilms1060like what? The situation was already heated, she was trying to steer the conversation away from him and tell the Sgt but they kept yelling at each other and her too

[@dav552]

​@@AstralJustusso she's a pussy who got over talked ... Great cop 💪

[@Doc_Fun]

​@@AstralJustusShe could tell her partner there to stfu for starters. Probably would've calmed the Sgt down to know he wasn't the only one aware that the male officer was being a complete ass.

[@guntcheck]

Unless you called them yourself, NEVER answer the door for cops.

[@franksaxton3583]

@south968 Absolutely true. There have been numerous cases in my county where someone called the cops because a family member was in crisis and the cops wound up shooting and killing the person in crisis. In many jurisdictions (like the one I live in) the Cops are a legalized execution squad.

[@patricktrimble7954]

Plenty of times where people have called the cops themselves and end up beat by them.

[@andream.973]

well not really. people should try to avoid calling them imo. just look recently, a business owner called leos 4 help and was assaulted and arrested. another where a man called about a loose dog and was arrested for free speech. a teenager was having a medical emergency and with emts on scene was choked and assaulted by leos. so just think twice b4 involving police bc theres no situation they cant make worse

[@paul-ld9vh]

It's not a "welfare " check. It's usually a "farewell " check.

[@TK-tcbk1]

I don’t answer the door period. I am female and live with another female so unless I invited someone over, you don’t need to knock on my door or ring my doorbell except to drop off a package and immediately leave. It’s too unsafe to answer the door to strangers anymore. And please don’t be telling me to get a gun for protection. I have a gun. I prefer not to use it on someone.

[@marclaporte3710]

The " baby Momma " comment was incredibly degrading and condescending. You know exactly where the white cop was going when he said that to a black man he initially perceived as going through a domestic issue.

[@wayneridgle2550]

Yeah, "snarky" ass question w/ racial overtones, the sergeant was right to act out of character!!!

[@denisebraddock1097]

Exactly

[@johnpauljones9310]

@@wayneridgle2550 It implies he knocks up women and doesn't bother to marry them, so legally all his kids are "bastards". Yeah, I'd take that as an insult, as would any man.

[@dretti.bad47]

i cringed when he said that

[@shootingbricks8554]

@@johnpauljones9310 yup. I know several Asian guys in Thailand who got multiple women pregnant.

[@dustineldridge7313]

The most memorable moment for me as a very young child was when I watched an older member of my neighborhood get arrested the officer put him on the hood he said “you aren’t any better than any of us you aren’t any better than a drug dealer or gang member for the simple fact you thrive off of the same thing we do. The suffering of others” and the cop said “you aren’t wrong but we all have a job to do right?”

[@youngjiggymf1704]

It’s just crazy how I’ve seen so many cops actively antagonize people but when someone acts out of character because of that the cop will immediately hide behind that badge

[@jmoliere1207]

it doesnt work when talking to the millitary

[@jamescain1510]

Hide behind his Badge?! Lol!! This dude was a complete asshole as soon as he answered the phone

[@CarlosMartinez-io4zt]

That's how they get away w/ the bs they do

[@jasong7373]

The cop apologized. Given that most cops on this channel are still active, including one who flipped the car of a pregnant woman, I’m pretty annoyed the cop was let go. I don’t know his other history.

[@Truthisstrangerthanfiction8]

@Michael Wayne audit the audit is full of shyt. He should’ve told those pigs to get off his property.

[@ZeldaVStheworld]

He discriminated with the baby momma comment and was hella disrespectful with the eat a **** comment. I love when they get caught up like this. Makes me so happy

[@yungpint4968]

The area he’s in there are only baby mamas this was a rare case and it made him look bad

[@clownsforclowningaround]

Seriously, the words from that man's mouth were fruit from a rotten tree, it demonstrated his hidden character.

[@yungpint4968]

In that area there are only baby mamas unfortunately for the cop this was a rare case

[@waifusandkaijus9574]

No doubt. Baby mama is not a respectful term. And as a white guy walking up and using that term just isn’t cute. He may as well have walked up and said “yo, what up G?”. Condescending, disrespectful,

[@annie6891]

@@yungpint4968 Only baby mamas? Which neighborhood is that?

[@elsie3724]

The second that cop said “is that your girlfriend or baby mama” I was pissed for the sergeant. That was totally inappropriate

[@OneEyedCloud01]

@MarmitePopsicle Girlfriend is fine, baby mama isn't. The term itself is derogatory because it has implications of being 'ghetto'

[@wckvn]

That’s right, that’s an automatic assumption that they are “ghetto” and pretty much drawing a line between showing to the citizen where he belongs and what the officer is thinking of him. This is really fucked up. But even if it wasn't an assumption, still, living in a ghetto or being "ghetto" is not a crime, and being poor also is not a crime. Just that would be enough to discipline the officer. But with everything else, that’s enough to let him go.

[@elsie3724]

@MarmitePopsicle the others explained it well in the comments I don’t think I can say it better than that! I just can guarantee if a white man and woman opened that door, the officer would have asked “is that your wife?”

[@xXEGPXx]

@Devin Garcia Its not appropriate at any age, and the officer would have never asked this question to a white man of any age, it shows his racial bias

[@thehheohenderson8572]

@MarmitePopsicle it's a stereotype against a Black person

[@Tom-d4n4l]

The Sergeant handled this beautifully.

[@nickvelez3909]

“Why are you raising your voice” “Why is he raising his voice” Female officer: 👁👄👁 😂😂😂😂😂

[@sinverrette9803]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@abi1470]

😭😭😭😭

[@edgarpena3994]

🤣

[@Edward.E.Nigma.]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@scottvigil6913]

Police are public servents, paid by are taxes. As a Marine vet come to my house and raise your voice even when it might be a mistake. You're damn right i will raise my voice. Trust me, u cant outloud a Marine! Good for u Sgt 👏 👍 🙂 respect police, but damn. Calm down on first questioning. Thats what drives more violence!

[@peterbuckley3877]

At two minutes in the male officer clearly informed his partner that they were at the wrong address yet they still decided to escalate the entire incident instead of apologising for the inconvenience and walking away. They were hellbent on starting an argument to justify their obvious mistake.

[@benedictcumberbatch4275]

@peter reminds me of the video I saw where they arrested the guy for having a cane instead of a gun

[@gatorsity]

This was just mind blowing that that particular fact was completely overlooked when giving the synopsis of the video.

[@tylisirn]

While the actual person who might be needing help is left without help. You know, the whole reason they were called out here in the first place...

[@ruah057]

Rookie female cop with a chip on her shoulder

[@devisissy1]

Meanwhile someone is dying for actually drinking nail polish remover.

[@MrJohngrissom]

That man stood up for his rights. So he's a true American. We need more people like him.

[@drwoo6090]

What if the cops were at the right address, and he wouldn’t let his wife speak to them? The husband was quite defensive. Just because you are, or have been, in the military, doesn’t mean you are entitled to get away with being argumentative. But, the cop was in the wrong for his own attitude!

[@jimbash6384]

@@drwoo6090 they should have verified the address. There was an incident many years ago when cops did a no knock. By the time it was over one officers projectile had hit and killed an infant in bis crib. Oh and that residence where the infant was killed, was an incorrect address.

[@texasbutter1341]

Well the man kinda escalated the situation with the yelling.

[@abigbaldniga6485]

@@texasbutter1341 nah, the cop started yelling first, and who comes to the door asking a black guy if his baby mamma is there?

[@texasbutter1341]

@@abigbaldniga6485 I understand that, and the cop should have never said any of those things, but in all honesty yelling doesn’t make anyones argument more clear. “Just because you speak louder doesn’t mean your speaking clearly” this was a quote from someone else. But that cop was petty as hell for what he said, I’m be honest I would punch that cop just for even muttering the words baby mama.

[@zer0875]

Respect. This man was sent to fight illegal wars to "protect" these people (police man and woman). No respect.

[@keeyjari6761]

2:00 the officer literally called and was informed that they were at the wrong address. When the man said they were violating his rights, the officer got an ego rush and lost control of the situation that they should’ve been immediately leaving.

[@Footwearquality]

I believe the cop was telling dispatch that the homeowner was claiming it was the wrong address, not dispatch telling the cop that they were at the wrong address.

[@volbrenYT]

@@Footwearquality you are correct!

[@neonrainbow9033]

@@Footwearquality he points at the number on the house. To show them. Also he has a 14 year old son not a 5yr old daughter. They got the wrong house.

[@arnelevans4803]

Exactly

[@TacoDrell]

“Good evening sir, my name is Officer XYZ with the local police department. We’re here tonight because we received a call that there was a child who may have ingested toxic materials and we are just here to follow up on that and see if there is anything we can do to help.” Just a couple of words woulda let this joker keep his job. It’s really that fucking easy.

[@rongenise7006]

What a powerful comment. You are absolutely spot on!

[@joeestrada6946]

Common sense isn’t so common .

[@cjhan47]

@@joeestrada6946 Especially among cops. They care more about the blue line then they do the people who pay them. Police are no better then gangs and the courts have protected them for far to long.

[@BigSlick40]

Not so easy for cops on power trips who expect the lowly citizens to bow to their ego.

[@LunatheLoungeSinger]

How dare u make so much sense

[@thedragonbroke]

As soon as they said "oh they said we have the wrong address" the officers' next sentence shouldve been "hey sorry to bother you or hassle you sir, have a good evening"

[@jjohnson5114]

Crazy how if you open that door they almost can come up with anything to get in I’ll ignore them. Get a warrant

[@markheckman2196]

I mean to be fair, she tried, but her idiot partner didn't help her out any.

[@healthchannel8160]

@@markheckman2196 yeah but the point is they had the wrong address as officers there aren’t any excuses for police not being thorough.

[@markheckman2196]

@@healthchannel8160 they were never told they had the wrong address, until the very end. Her idiot partner made sure of that

[@mashimaro6573]

​@@markheckman2196Who was never told? The cops? They were told very early on by dispatch they had the wrong address, at 2:02 lol. They didn't tell the army sergeant but they were already reluctant to tell him the reason why they were there in the first place.

[@cafenoir4787]

At the wrong address, disrupting, insulting, BRAVO! You made a mistake worse ...

[@ravenb.dogman524]

C. Marler was still a probationary cop in training. So he was "Let go" after 18 months. The way he started the conversation in such a disrespectful manner showed he was either a racist or treated everyone like crap. Thankfully he got caught early in his career.

[@brandons9027]

YES!!! Well done, they saved peoples lives from officer marler "is that yo baby momma" pos

[@aSSGoblin1488]

or maybe people are just sensitive snowflakes ❄️I mean they call each other the nword and babymamas. no double standards in my book

[@denisebraddock1097]

He's the cop that's not needed on the force

[@kirstenmaclellan3182]

he def demo'd his racist prejudices at the start of that interaction. Glad he is not wearing a badge anymore.

[@NEEKZ81]

We know how this works tho, he’ll just get hired by another department in the nearby area🙄

[@thesuperdingos]

The baby mama comment says it all to how this “officer” thinks.

[@TCR2025]

@broncofan4life05 please keep licking those boots

[@Sal11231]

@broncofan4life05 and how old are you, sir?

[@gorillabang79]

@broncofan4life05 It is a valid point. A very grown up insight.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

@broncofan4life05 tell me how the boots taste

[@filbertovandette]

@broncofan4life05 shouldnt have been a prick when you were an officer and you wouldnt have gotten fired...

[@CaosBoyCathian]

"Raised voice is menacing and I feel a threat of assault, your qualified immunity is dismissed, vacate the premises. YOU MAY NOT RAISE YOUR VOICE TO SUPRESS MY FIRST AMMENDMENT! HONEY GET THE SECOND LOADED!"

[@jacobjones5269]

When he said GF/baby momma, I got pissed.. Such utter disrespect..

[@evannunsince9357]

I mean do black people even get married?? (sarcasm)

[@brandon515]

@@evannunsince9357 They don’t 🤣🤣🤣

[@Fit_soldier]

@@evannunsince9357 my parents are happily married 21 years😜

[@evannunsince9357]

@@Fit_soldier Dammit! Racist stereotypes foiled again!

[@trancemixed9913]

My wife and I just celebrated our nine years of marriage a few days ago. My parents just celebrated 29 years. My aunt and uncle have been married for close to 50 years. I guess you were wrong.

[@rockrick2177]

This man’s family needs to listen and go inside and close the blinds

[@RedRyz3n]

They want to make sure the cops didn’t shoot or at least be witnesses in the event something happened. You can’t blame them.

[@healing4thysoulministries453]

True... but they probably were concerned for his safety. And if anything went down they wanted to know. Do families need to start training for family protection practices and police response actions? I pray for the protection of family and individuals throughout this country. God give us discernment on how to remain safe and reveal those who mean harm to others. In Jesus name amen ❤️

[@rockrick2177]

Y’all right but he’s arguing with cops and his family. Families do need to learn how to handle these situations

[@nckhed]

@@rockrick2177 I agree with you and everyone else here, but I'd still get a little mad at my family if they kept trying to engage with the police. I was getting just as frustrated with them as with the cops. 🤦

[@dowhatsright2764]

I can't imagine how this officer would have acted without body cams. I am a white man and have NEVER had anyone refer to the mother (ex wife) of my children as "baby momma." I understand it's a common term used in certain individuals, but when used by someone outside, it is clearly an insult and an expression of superiority.

[@mrmotofy]

Just burnt out unrestrained undisciplined hatred lack of accountability conditioning for the people that employ them. It's ok though he just went and filled out an application for a dept 3mi away

[@thatguydiego4333]

Just say black people say baby mama. U sound goofy asl sayin "i understand its a common term used in certain individuals"🤓

[@prestongreenbay6336]

In South Carolina everybody uses that term tho 😆 wtf you talking bout

[@MrOldheadtom]

@@thatguydiego4333 buford

[@andredeketeleastutecomplex]

@@thatguydiego4333 some whites use it too so what are you implying?

[@Carl-wt8wm]

On the original video when the cops was approaching the door to knock the dispatcher could be heard saying that they were at the wrong address. And they still stayed and argued that they had a right to be there and get everyone ID instead of saying I'm sorry we are at the wrong house have a nice day. And go right away to the right address to get any help to someone who needed it.

[@Starjumper2000four]

I saw someone tell the cops once “I won’t be subjected to your verbal judo”. The cops instantly stepped back and said “Let’s start over”

[@ChambersofMyHeart]

Verbal judo is supposed to be for de-escalation, not escalation.

[@boogitybear2283]

Think Before You Speak is such a major issue in today’s World.

[@Starjumper2000four]

@@ChambersofMyHeart well they were using it wrong then 😂

[@leelunk8235]

IF HE KNOWS VERBAL JUDO..LIKELY HE KNOWS JUDO AND BLACK BELT STATUS

[@davejohn255]

I was thinking "conversational cul de sac...

[@theteddy1487]

My man said "Pause" with so much authority the cop actually shut the fuck up on the spot 😂😂😂

[@mohammadshalabi3441]

Loved it

[@steve75112]

he has no authority

[@theteddy1487]

@@steve75112 speaking with authority is not the same as having authority. Crack a book sometime why don't you.

[@Isitmorningalready2]

I loved it!!

[@Isitmorningalready2]

@@steve75112 but he does though

[@beep-beep]

The way he handled him definitely sounded like an NCO. “Sir, I’m sorry” “OH! Now that I’m filming you, you’re sorry, huh?” 😂 “PAUSE! Badge number.” lol front-leaning rest positiiiiioooon, mooove!!

[@TokesTv]

Yea I can see it now in hindsight lol

[@BigDred_Tv]

I swear lol

[@swaggercows]

He got that knife hand out now its serious

[@TheMrDarius]

Exactly what was going through my mind. I’m surprised he didn’t tell him to stand at parade rest when he was talking to him.

[@jmx988]

You know what don’t even worry about…. HALF RIGHT

[@georgelugenalt200]

First mistake was opening the door and going outside. Don't do that.

[@Nixqy]

Im just confused why it isnt - Officer: "Good evening sir, we got a call about a child that potentially injested nail polish remover" Citizen: "That isn't us" Officer: "Okay, apologies for the inconvenience" and it was just over.

[@rashaunnn6371]

Right , it’s literally that simple

[@reilysmith5187]

That's because they ask this exact question on your job interview and everyone who gives your answer gets rejected. What I described is the only possibility I can come up with why this conversation didn't go as you described. Ridiculous.

[@LadyGreyAgeingDisGracefully]

Because they had judged before arriving and had an agenda.

[@CrypticCobra]

Because the citizen doesn't act rationally like that... both parties are at fault for the escalation here.

[@vellvii]

@@CrypticCobra the cops legit come at him disrespectfully from the start and then dont even fully explain why they are there just demanding information

[@souldiarrhea]

I want to thank this man for his service to his country and also it was amazing the way he defended himself.

[@marcuscaestus3583]

yeah okay whatever but i dont think he should have become a cop if he was going to abuse his authority like that.

[@hemmojito]

He also stayed on topic explaining why he is mad. That man instinctively did the right thing and expressed his anger specifically without attacking the officer personally ... not before being cussed first.

[@oommcc]

Did he serve for free?

[@ogkg5875]

@@oommccoes it matter? I respect the fact he is man enough to enlist unlike a lot you shit bag “patriots”.

[@Chazaq]

@@oommccsoddish statement.

[@arachnipope]

You hear the cop say "we're advised that we're at the wrong address." At that point the encounter should have ended with their sincere apologies.

[@jstample]

Timestamp?

[@redheadedstepchild2240]

​@@jstampledude it's right at the beginning of the video

[@Naomi-sy9lp]

​@@jstample @6:30

[@BradyBubbuhgum-fh4ny]

​@@jstample2:03

[@Skyte100]

​@@redheadedstepchild2240that's not a timestamp

[@thepoppersshow]

It shouldn’t matter if hes an army sergeant, the cop should be treating everyone with respect and dignity. This guy needs some humility.

[@OGGamingABC]

This all started because the police showed up at the wrong address. I know the government wants their police easily trained , but it's also important that the police know numbers and basic logic which is lacking in their training

[@RealEyes.Realize.RealLies]

There's been a lot of ppl killed by police who were at the WRONG address

[@jackclark1994]

that wasn't the officers fault, that was a miscommunication between the dispatcher and the person that called in the welfare check. the dispatcher told them that address. the rest of it? completely officer fault.

[@OGGamingABC]

@@jackclark1994 so it’s the officers fault that they showed up at the wrong address , got it

[@Reptile1888]

@@OGGamingABC did you not read?

[@categoricamente1753]

Thats not even training bro....its basically common sense....those cops are ego maniacs

[@jeffhewartson873]

Meanwhile, there is the family that called for help who may be suffering a medical emergency wondering where their help is....

[@icecold9511]

This was a follow up to a hospital visit. Rather absurd really.

[@joat1979]

This could have all been resolved right away if the cops just gave the reason they were there, to begin with. So many of these cases escalate, because cops just show up and start asking questions that don't make sense to the occupants, instead of stating the reason they're there.

[@gta4everrr]

Ikr. In so many of these videos, situations escalate when cops stubbornly refuse to answer simple questions or provide basic information on their own accord. It's all about power and authority and them trying to completely control the situation. I guess offering basic information makes them feel less in control somehow.

[@MagnumMuscle1000]

Yep. It happened to me on a "welfare check." The Deputy tried interrogating me before telling me what was going on. I did not put up with it and demanded he tell me why he was there and he gave in. You have to push back on their nonsense.

[@chadwells7562]

Yup. LMAO. Why the fuck didn’t he just say, “we got a call that someone drank nail polish”. The other guy would’ve said “yeah nobody drank nail polish, you have the wrong address” and it would’ve been the end.

[@CN45475]

@@MagnumMuscle1000 So the deputy was trying to help and you gave him attitude? Why not just answer the deputies questions sometimes they have a reason for not telling you first to see what you say.

[@mickenzie5863]

@@CN45475 The fuck do I care if they have "a reason" to not explain themselves to me? I just do not understand you people and your way of thinking.

[@E.ScribnerFloyd]

Wow, it's disheartening to see an officer lose his job for showing empathy. Growth requires understanding!

[@yutyut1020]

“Is that your baby mama” is direct disrespect to a man’s lady. The army sgt had to start the conversation defending the honor of his lady. Not a sold way to start any conversation with another man. The cop is lucky the sgt had enough wisdom to not physically whoop that ass a reminder how to talk to other men.

[@jamesteegardner2273]

It was pretty disrespectful to him as well!

[@mortysmith363]

no matter how you are build. you dont tell any guy that size to eat a dick. And that "officer" would never do without his uniform and you know it!

[@averydavis5741]

When I heard that I was like "wtf man that's pretty rude to make such a assumption.

[@chesslover8829]

The phrase, "baby mama," is not only disrespectful, it's a racial slur. It's no wonder the army sergeant became irate.

[@_416_]

@@chesslover8829 ya, didn't come off well at all.

[@gregorythornton1664]

The Sargent gets an "A" for not going Rambo on that thug cop!

[@sirineuantonio1622]

Agree he deserved an A.... But anyway..... And a C for d female cop why take so long to intervien....

[@justwannalivefree7034]

@@sirineuantonio1622 right. She shoulda checked that other cop the second he opened his mouth

[@everettwhite9874]

Glad that the officer got put in check for that “girlfriend, baby momma” comment. What kind of disrespectful BS is that to ask someone under case.

[@jordanrobinson9064]

As law enforcement professionals, you're obligated to carry yourself more ethically upstanding than the average man, not less. That cop sounded just like a juvenile high school dropout! The standards of this country are so subpar that it's beyond shameful!