Cop Tries Magnet Fishing Then Proceeds To Arrest Me!! (22 Days In Jail)

[@danidip]

FULL STORY IN DESCRIPTION!!

[@SargeWolf010]

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[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

are you trying to tell me that you actually needed a lawyer ? so basically anyone can accuse anyone of anything and get charged and convicted . lol no . i was falsely accused of theft and abuse and i just plead not guilty and the case was thrown out due to no proof . if what you say is true can you imagine how many innocent people are in prison. the only time i was ever convicted of crimes i did not do was when the system forced me into a plea deal using my co accused as the star witness , i was a accomplice to the crimes he also committed due to the fact i was there.

[@DarkRa]

@@carmichaelmoritz8662 I mean our rate on death chair has been around 45 percent innocent

[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

@@DarkRa if thats the case then who is held accountable for those murders ? the so called glorified lawyers that became judges ? this is the very reason why i hope everything on this so called earth comes to a end. to much corruption within people. i'm happy i'm getting old and dying and can soon leave this so called earth :))

[@haydenesquivel6455]

I am guessing this is the event that got Britain to stop giving his license over when turning in evidence.

[@ryansempire3886]

When the state robs an innocent man of his freedom on a false charge, They should owe some compensation.

[@richgosselin9086]

Dummy, it's an interstate warrant. Which means it's a serious felony involving violence. So please, just shut up.

[@erichughes4654]

@@richgosselin9086 but the charge was dismissed.. aka he’s innocent… ?

[@pain_weaver]

@@erichughes4654 yes and he can go after damages

[@michaelbrakeman448]

@@erichughes4654 the charge was dismissed AFTER the arrest in this video.

[@erichughes4654]

@@michaelbrakeman448 regardless it’s dumb for a man to spend time in jail before his day in court. Especially based on charges filed by a convicted fellon

[@kbc1883]

That is certainly an example of "no good deed goes unpunished", in this case no good DEEDS... stop a kidnapping, turn in potential evidence, clean up a river and end up in jail and dragged through the courts... so terrible.

[@neilsiebenthal8696]

To the government, everyone is a criminal.

[@truthinentertainment1028]

Just noticed your comment after I commented...

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

Four felony charges for finding a weapon in the river?

[@grueslayer]

@@AwesomeBlackDude But if he had shoplifted in California from a store he could have taken $950 bucks worth of stuff and the cops wouldn't do anything to him.

[@Smokie181]

"stop a kidnapping, turn in potential evidence, clean up a river"" Except none of that was the reason he was arrested...he got arrested because of an alleged assault from TRYING to stop a kidnapping (he didn't prevent or stop it), which was a false accusation. Which was dropped in courts.

[@hixenbaughm]

As someone who spent 8 months in jail for someone else’s wrong, I feel you. Stay positive…and I subbed.

[@grannygear1001]

So sorry, it’s happening more and more as justice becomes monetized.

[@wannabecarguy]

Whenever you have a physical altercation, always get a report.

[@NorCal-Killa]

@@grannygear1001 no, it’s just publicized more it’s not new. If anything it’s less because cops are worried about doing something wrong on camera so they know they’re walking on eggshells especially now with the new California laws that take effect tomorrow for officers. California is fkd up

[@NotitiaRecolligo]

Cops=Freemasons

[@SpliffStar79]

@@NorCal-Killa cops aren't walking on eggshells and they don't give 2 fuks about cameras. Just be quiet 🤫

[@gotaplay]

That cop who took the gun away looked like he was pissed he had to leave Krispy Cream to attend the call

[@SkyReaperOne]

"Helps in criminal investigation. Gets punished by the law." What the hell is this broken system?

[@xephael3485]

Just about everything. It really is a horrible joke, especially if you research how bad things are.

[@andrewclayterman6230]

California is crazy world..

[@thecarpenter2599]

Did you ever watch Rockford Files?

[@bugsbunny8679]

@@thecarpenter2599 cry

[@pl0000x]

It really is a broken system when the criminal still have rights to sue the good guys

[@Theoandme]

The moral, never give your info to the police unless the law requires it.

[@johnfromnj885]

Exactly.

[@wizard3z868]

What are you trying to do- defund the paid public blue gang lol

[@Sypherz]

It would have eventually caught up with him. But how did he not know about the charges? They would have sent him notices to appear in court.

[@wyldfantasies]

@@Sypherz the stress of 22 days in multiple jails could have been avoided.

[@johnfromnj885]

@@wizard3z868 nobody said anything about defunding. I wouldn't do that, but I also wouldn't fund any more. Like every part of government they have enough money.

[@2003mitchdog]

Yup typical broken system! My dad always told me "you're supposed to be innocent until proven guilty" but really our laws treat people as "guilty until proven innocent" Many innocent people have spent days in jail with no evidence to convict them, but yet even if they're proven innocent, they get a "we're sorry" from our court systems. Yet these innocent people lose family, friends, their jobs/careers, all from false allegations.

[@danidip]

Yes it’s so sad was all dropped.

[@jenbourne6624]

This crap happens way too much!!

[@h3alixl433]

Its not a system it's a business

[@Gigi-14]

From someone who was “swatted” for no reason and nothing was found after they tossed my entire house and did $2,000 worth of damage to my house, busting in all the doors (even the linen closet), I got nothing but a smartass “I guess this isn’t a cartel house, better call a repair man.” I no longer have respect for the police in any capacity.

[@luc8254]

@@Gigi-14 why did you have any sort of respect for them before??

[@This_is_my_real_name]

No good deed shall go unpunished. And they wonder why people "don't want to get involved" when they see something bad happening?

[@ToyotaTechnical]

I mean, if you have warrants out for your arrest and the cops just finds out about them, you're gonna get arrested.

[@simonmultiverse6349]

This video is *SOOO NOISY* I cannot hear a single thing anybody is saying. It's horrible.

[@GassedFEIN]

@@ToyotaTechnical nah it’s why ppl don’t call the cops I’m not gonna report something bad happening and then becoming a suspect

[@petegregory517]

Motto for maaaany years..."I saw nothing."

[@enjoyingmyvodka1013]

True

[@mrprfct7069]

I can relate somehow. While I was applying for an LTC a detective called to let me know it was denied because of a warrant. He sent me all the info. I flew to that state and walked in to a court room. I stated I was turning myself in to the judge. Judge asked for what? And I said well I have a warrant. They looked it up and it was for not having a leash on a dog. A cop wrote me up on that. Supposedly some 30yrs ago. At that time I would have been 8yrs old. The case was dismissed but the judge was pissed off that I had to waste time. Mind you I did check the warrant prior to arrival and just made a spectacle in court. So you see the moral of the story is that anyone can write you up for any non sense and get you in trouble.

[@soulknight89]

Glad you fought it and won. This just shows how messed up the justice system is. Also, hopefully they found the suspect to that kidnapping case.

[@brendonrookes1151]

its california why are you shocked

[@spudman1734]

The correct suspect

[@tinkmaster1054]

Isn't this exactly how the justice system is supposed to work though? It sucks that it took that much time, effort, and money (so that's definitely a place for improvement) but in the end justice prevailed and the true offender was charged despite their attempts to implicate an innocent person.

[@genozp2328]

@@tinkmaster1054, people only here and read what they want to. People want to believe that they can blame all of their problems on police, despite the fact that police are statistically doing an excellent job well beyond any comparable measure of a typical workplace, so they ignore the evidence and will believe it anyway based on a small minority of examples. Not to mention that they will often use stories that are personal and emotional based rather than factual evidence, often discarding visual facts seen on cameras. I am not saying that police are perfect, there is always room for improvement, but people want the drama of blaming problems on people who have theoretical control over them rather than to understand nuance. The reason our justice system takes so long is not because we want to drag everything on as long as possible, the main two reasons it takes so long is because: 1) The existence of Freedom also means that you will have a lot of individuals who take it too far and therefore we have a fair amount of crime. And 2) the United States more than any other country goes to Great lengths to do everything in its power to make sure the correct person is the one put behind bars, often being cited that we would rather a guilty perpetrator set free then an innocent citizen jailed wrongly. I wish it didn't cost so much, but a lot of the times you can add on many different fees and ask for money from the opposition after winning a case. Plus, even from the beginning he claims that he was from California and was in another state giving evidence in the form of a shotgun, while having unfinished altercations still in California. I am not saying that's a good reason to hold someone in for 22 days, but that isn't really a good idea for an ideal scenario. And the moral of the story he gave at the end is absolute nonsense. Understand your rights and the laws of the states that apply to you, but always do the right thing and comply with the police while doing so, because you can sue or counter sue if you have been wronged later; choosing to hide or avoid giving evidence that you found is almost just as bad as committing the crime yourself. Regardless, my apologies, I got a little off the rails there. The point is, I certainly believe that there are things that we can improve on, but the statistics say that by and large police are doing a pretty good job and that despite it being very stressful to go through cases that take such a long time despite sometimes being obvious the outcome, they typically do turn out in the morally and lawfully correct judgment. As far as I can tell, people just want something to blame and will ignore particular details in order to blame it on the government, majority, and law enforcement.

[@Itsalright61]

@@genozp2328 What statistics are you looking at?

[@jakegay5753]

Honestly when cops hang around that long they aren’t “interested” in what you’re doing. They are looking for any excuse to arrest you. Our justice system is Pathetic

[@jamesbell2169]

Exactly 💯. They were waiting for the go ahead from. There supervisor to arrest one of them

[@supersparksbros]

Your a 100% incorrect. He called them gave his name and had a warrant. IPD can't legally turn sm1 loose on the street that has a warrant. Comments like this just create more devide. I'm born and raised in INDY and believe me when I tell u that IPD has better things to do then spend time on this. They legally had no choice but to arrest him.

[@kmkap81]

I don't think so, Jake! But it does sound as if you have had experience with the 'law', eh? Besides, he got off, didn't he?

[@gabriallopez1759]

@@kmkap81 after being arrested in the first place you stupid fuk

[@jeimolip]

@@kmkap81 are you the cop? you sound like one.

[@shaneterral5758]

Whoever that dude was that was instantly like, "I'll send you the money" instantly, hella good dude... No hesitation, no questions, just said he was glad he could help out ...

[@eljay1980]

It was Brittain from the channel "Depths Of History"

[@MichelleLM88]

This is exactly why people don't turn things in anymore (or really report things anymore) because reporting things in apparently means you're under any and all scrutiny. any all laws you've broken or anything you could have possibly fathomed to have done, is used against you and comes down on you like an anvil.

[@Viqxys__-]

Why are you so smart and this paragraph makes sense

[@nando5104]

He got arrested for a warant not from magnet fishing you know that right?

[@michaelalfandary1643]

He's getting arrested for a warrant from another state what are you rambling about

[@Viqxys__-]

@@michaelalfandary1643 ok Michael know it all

[@Viqxys__-]

@@michaelalfandary1643 you know I commented 3 days ago

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Glad you are “out and free”. Thanks for cleaning up local waters and thanks for the help in and contributions that you make in solving any cold cases. Unfortunately, it seems the police can’t give you a proper thank you. Ridiculous. Smh

[@megd7593]

The Indiana police were doing their job- arresting someone from out of state who had an outstanding warrant. It’s not their job to determine guilt or innocence. That’s what happens in court. And the court system did its job- the case was dismissed. I’m sorry for the stress and financial trouble it cost, but that is our judicial system working as it was designed.

[@samueljackson2478]

I hope you guy get a lawyer in the future that can be on call because I have a feeling this won't be the last time this happens

[@rebemyths573]

Yeah, that cop was forced to run Dani's name, he had no other choice, poor Mr. Officer...

[@samueljackson2478]

I wish Dani would go to the Sba and get funded and make this a business and get contracted by that state to do what you love and get paid for it and show how important magnet fishing is to helping solved unsolved cases besides finding cool stuff. I wish the federal government would help you develop a Magnet boat so it would make it easier for you to do Magnet fishing.

[@jillrolen9303]

Crazy daisies!

[@Steve-ec6ed]

Nice, arrest someone for trying to do the right thing. I'm sure this will send a good message to others moving forward that also want to do the right thing.

[@smithynoir9980]

Yep. Don't help, don't do the right thing, only act in you're own interest and never take risks for anyone else. The Police and Legal System helps and betters us all though, right? /s

[@yosemitesam6945]

That’s one of the reasons people hate cops. Hard to fathom.

[@francismarion6400]

It was California's fault not these policemen.

[@eighttree9562]

This is why you get a dashcam, and if you ever do something like that, RECORD IT.

[@tbone5112]

No good deed goes unpunished .

[@anthonyrodrigues5032]

Dont judges have to sign off on a warrant? What kind of twisted judge would sign off on that.

[@walkingman9171]

A DA liberal judge

[@legodudelol9a]

That's how bad the legal system in Cali is. The criminals have more rights than the average citizen. Glad I moved the heck out of there.

[@hajarmdn4883]

@@walkingman9171ah yes it’s always the liberals 🙄 not like you guys are drowning in capitalism and for profit prisons want more people. Noooo it’s the liberals and their stupidity. Both sides are shit. But come on have some common sense and look at the actual problem

[@sebastianfletcher-taylor1024]

​@@walkingman9171I live in Cali, and the rural conservative DA's are also tyrants. In the cities, there are more crimes to prosecute, but this ain't just a liberal urban thing.

[@intheknow7659]

Guilty until proven innocent. Most of the time they act like this.

[@Bmd9007]

Super sus I'm 99% sure cal

[@tazman2130]

LOL, they always act like this there is never most of the time. You're always guilty until you're proven innocent.

[@tarn1135]

A) it’s California and they are always screwed up. B) what do think the police should’ve done? Imagine how it would’ve gone if the Dani DID actually attempt to kidnap the girl and then the cops didn’t believe the woman. It was a no win if you ask me. How many people lie their asses off to escape being caught. Best hiding spot is in plain sight. The problem is the police are required to hold someone if there a warrant, it’s not the cops in Indy’s fault blame the California legal system that decided to put a warrant out.

[@francismarion6400]

The policemen were just following the judges orders. This was the Government of California's mistake.

[@Bmd9007]

It was bogus sounding but after he explained it to me it made sense

[@keira6361]

I’m so sorry Dani, but it’s nice to know that your friends would pay to get you out! Make sure you keep them, they’re real people. You’re lucky to have them

[@wannabecarguy]

Begging for an arrest. Anybody doing this should have a plan for finding guns,drugs and bodies. And all the trouble it brings.

[@PaulWeezy50]

@@wannabecarguy I'd say the plan was a million cameras, and calling the cops while being recorded by said cameras.💀💀😂😂

[@sygmarvexarion7891]

Dani: "Magnet fishing, it's fun." *Cop gives it a shot* Cop: "This isn't fun at all. Sir, lying to authorities is a crime. I'm gonna have to place you under arrest."

[@OutlawMonstersPerson]

Careful, The Ministry Of Truth Will Get You!

[@fischerkat8852]

This is why you NEVER surrender your identity unless legally obligated.

[@pollkeaysranch]

I know the feeling. I spent 2 months in jail for a police computer typo. Someone that stole 22 gallons of fuel and driving a black truck. They described them being 5’6”. I fuel up my truck (which is black too), but I put 30 gallons in and paid w/ a c/c (got no receipt, no paper in machine), but, I’m 6’6”!!! Police put the person at the wrong height and how much gallons were taking. Had to hire a lawyer and my bank to get everything corrected and dropped.

[@MJG206]

And THIS is why "qualified immunity" needs to go away. "oops i made a mistake, you cant sue meeee" is BS.

[@johnedward3947]

u Should sue them back

[@rogermahler9686]

So much for innocent until proven guilty

[@bamboo_craft]

Uh That probably wasn't a typo. They probably getting kick backs.

[@bblauter]

Had this happen, to my father. They beat him and smashed up his corvette. Luckily my dad had the receipt and they let us go. 10 years and i still ask for a receipt everytime at a gas station.

[@wolfcub824]

Great job California! Way to decriminalize real crime and then arrest good citizens for BS claims. Sorry you had to go through that, but please still help people... It is because our criminal justice system has become so messed up, that as regular citizens we need to help each other out.

[@jesusismylordjesus4042]

Fucked up system.

[@teru797]

LA Police logic: "Let's take the word of a kidnapper who has committed multiple felonies in the past year and is currently on the run. "

[@vorzel_]

@@teru797 LA PD logic: "Well his mom did say he was a good boy"

[@dustindemuth1605]

i know you're being silly but californias justice system is much different than anywhere else.. other than portland. they all favor real criminals so hard.

[@wolfcub824]

@@dustindemuth1605 Don't forget Seattle, they are only a step behind... This stupidity is just spreading like the cancer it is... I'm not sure who I blame more, the politicians who are making the changes or the cops who are following the orders and enforcing the insanity.

[@maxgoldstein6309]

"don't do the right thing" kinda sums up how bad our legal system can be.. it's really sad that in a lot of cases to keep yourself out of trouble you should just keep your head down and let bad things happen

[@ACHOSENONE22]

SAD, BUT TRUE. I'VE GOT MYSELF INTO MORE TROUBLE THINKING THAT I WAS HELPING PEOPLE AND THEN YOU FIND OUT THAT THEY WERE ONLY TRYING TO HURT YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE AND THEN YOU GET ARRESTED FOR IT AND THE FALSE CHARGES AND CRIMES THAT THEY COMMITTED AGAINST YOU. IT'S CRAZY. YOU'RE BETTER OFF NOT GETTING INVOLVED WITH ANY OF IT AND UNFORTUNATELY THEY GET AWAY WITH THEIR CRIMES AGAINST YOU AFTER BEING PUT THROUGH ALL OF THEIR CRIMINAL INJUSTICE SYSTEM BS.

[@torunstiernbielke7518]

He should get money for falsely being accused. Where is the criminal - the kidnapper?

[@azicepricess]

Why is the kidnapper not in jail for false accusations and for his crime.

[@haileeraestout5567]

BUT If They Watch This Video They Might Track Him @@azicepricess

[@DrewSavo]

@@azicepricessbecause unlike Dani, the judge decided to grant the kidnapper bail, which he promptly skipped and fled the state. For more information about just how broken the American Judicial System is, John Oliver of Last Week Tonight has done multiple pieces on it, ranging from Bail to sheriffs. And I recommend you check them out.

[@jakethetool698]

Lesson learned. Never, ever, voluntarily contact the police. Either run the serial numbers through the law enforcement database, quietly take the item home, or toss it back into the water. No good deed goes unpunished.

[@daneoriatti5009]

Yes, indeed! Turn that stuff in anonymously. Don't unnecessarily expose yourself to legal issues.

[@TrevoltIV]

100% facts.

[@daniel51404]

Exactly never call the cops Just dump It back in the water If the cops want to retrieve it Let them Jump in the water to get it.

[@jayman94fly]

Can someone tell me what the official charge was?

[@TrevoltIV]

@@jayman94fly probably tampering with evidence or something along those lines. Basically a bunch of fucking bullshit

[@buffiesagers8613]

Wow my man, that’s just crazy. I’m so impressed with how you and you friends conducted yourselves during this stressful situation. Much respect!

[@RightToFreedomGirl]

BUFFIE: citizes dont need your empathy, we need you to stop voting for politicians who give police power to arrest just because they can. Lots of people have been stripped of their freedom & dignity bc police get promotions by # of arrests. they don't give a damn about you. We are all brainwashed in elementary school. they're dirty ah

[@MichaelIZKOOL]

There's one thing I'm a bit confused about: How did this kidnapper know who you are in order to file a criminal report against you? It just seems so bizarre.

[@danidip]

Because we called the cops and they took a report

[@MichaelIZKOOL]

@@danidip Oh I gotchu; I figured the kidnapper would be long gone at that point or something. Well, if they haven't already I hope they find that POS!

[@Acusumano25]

@@danidip so both parties gave a statement in the report but you somehow get arrested on assault charges even though this dude was in the midst of a kidnapping? I'd be pretty mad if i wasnt sharing a cell with the other party haha

[@ferrisbueller9991]

basically "no u."

[@charlieb308]

@@danidip makes no sense you didn’t know about it, if they had your address and contact info why didn’t you get something in the mail?

[@jack688]

Amazing work by the justice system! Sending a guy to jail for 22 days, for trying to help people! Its a joke, calling it "the justice system" feels like a oxymoron, since its anything but justice.

[@cheeseplate7209]

California is a giant April fools joke that never ends

[@alwaysplay13]

Cops in this country in general are a joke

[@Borgforce]

Great, I just moved there from the UK.

[@Borgforce]

@old man strength No thanks, I don’t like crocks

[@Deathman271]

@old man strength at least with Florida there's a chance of having fun

[@geowa3724]

This wasn’t a Cali problem. This is a cop problem and is everywhere you encounter cops.

[@broonysaint]

Even from Australia, we have seen how crazy the laws are in California. Glad to hear you were able to get the charges squashed. Hoping 2022 will be a far better year for you and your magnet fishing buddies.

[@timothyblackburn6801]

It's no longer CALIFORNIA Mate. Is COMMIFORNIA. at 54 yrs of age, I am blown away at what my home state has become. Thanks for your comment bro, we appreciate the interest here in the states that come from our brothers n sisters of foreign lands. Ps. We're watching you too, and proud of the patriots fighting back in the land down under.

[@timothyblackburn6801]

It's no longer CALIFORNIA Mate. Is COMMIFORNIA. at 54 yrs of age, I am blown away at what my home state has become. Thanks for your comment bro, we appreciate the interest here in the states that come from our brothers n sisters of foreign lands. Ps. We're watching you too, and proud of the patriots fighting back in the land down under.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

I’m not California so I’ve no dog in this fight but I’m interested how does a false allegation of assault make Californian law look bad? He went through the process and was found innocent. Of course I don’t think he should’ve been held in jail for 3 weeks but that’s not the main issue here.

[@concisecipher1]

What the hell there’s crazy laws all over this country not just California. You Aussies don’t fair much better 🤷‍♂️ 😂

[@Gwydion_Wolf]

@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 The 'crazy laws' part comes in the form of giving someone 22+ days in jail over an 'accusation' with no actual proof of even attempt. Yet, your free to steal anything up to 900$ and all you get slapped with 'if' your even arrested, is a misdomeanor and a small fine.

[@sherijobe9754]

I can't believe they put you through this. I'm glad you were able to fight this and win.

[@osker4738]

22 days in jail is that really a win for an innocent man?

[@markim5087]

What do you mean put him through that ? He knew he had thise charges pending and why do you think they ran instead of turning himself in ? It sure wasn’t because he was being honest about it plus we have no clue about it as he hasn’t even shown any prove of what happened no case numbers no docs zero evidence where is the filming of the event ? Plus so what if the other guy was charged with a crime too ,does that make him guilty I mean this guy was charging the crime as well did that make him guilty, heck even if you get off it doesn’t mean you technically didn’t commit the offense you’re charged with just means your lawyer did his job…that’s America those you can afford a lawyer sometimes get off those you can’t always go to jail..

[@markim5087]

@@osker4738 hey just cause he got off does that mean he didn’t do it ? Everyone says they didn’t do it that’s the number defense in America not guilty your honor.. Plus he hasn’t shown prove of what happened as I’ve said before where is the case number where is the cop I’d like to know his story he obviously didn’t file charges on for no reason I must’ve been some sort of evidence ? Maybe he attacked someone’s boyfriend and no matter what even if your trying to help once you attack or hit them yea you’ve committed a crime why because you’re not alone for synopsis it’s not your job to break up fights..

[@kathopler2827]

Their cops🤷‍♀️ not educated grade schoolers 🤦🏼‍♀️they’re clueless 99% of the time.

[@eggpod4567]

@@osker4738 it's a win because he's gonna be a millionaire in no time

[@janettamcgee8124]

I'm so glad that you were cleared. You did a good deed and that shows what kind of person that you are.

[@sethpenna1440]

Probably never gonna do a good deed like that again. Shit sucks people just falsely accuse people like this

[@Andre_Jordan]

@@sethpenna1440 He wasn't arrested for that, he was arrested because he had a warrant it's in the description.

[@margotleduc1507]

"Dani, I am really sorry you had to go through all this." I am really happy you won your case. I enjoy watching your video's and the things you find that has been dumped in the rivers. Stay Strong!!!!!

[@h.s.thompsonduke8105]

Why you never, ever call the police.

[@uwuchan1250]

You should honestly sue, being held for 22 days can greatly affect your income and life in general. I'd atleast try to talk to an attorney about this. You could probably set up a go fund me for legal costs too. I bet your fans would definitely donate.

[@Bigrignohio]

@@disobediencedisobedience1086 For what? Enforcing a valid warrant? Handcuffing someone with a warrant for assault?

[@danidip]

@@Bigrignohio The cop was just doing his job. No need for a gofundme as I have paid for everything and want this behind me. 22 days in jail was hell. Thank you guys for all your support!

[@carolbledsoe538]

@@disobediencedisobedience1086, the Police Officer was doing his job correctly. Dani had a valid warrant out of the state of California. California advised they would extradite him. If Dani was in Maine, he would still be arrested for a valid out of state warrant with extradition back to California. I am just glad that Dani had a wonderful outcome and the truth was told. I enjoy his videos. Merry Christmas 🎅!!!

[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

@@Bigrignohio i was released on roadside the same night i was charged with obstruction. .

[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

@@Bigrignohio i found out that obstruction is a felony charge . i am now a felon and cant handle firearms or ammunition

[@WV_Raised1983]

This kids is why you don't call the police. You have a 50% chance of going to jail yourself.

[@farcryfromheaven2320]

Never trust or talk to cops.

[@tonymegapowers2776]

Danny, you did the right thing! Don’t let unfortunate circumstances change who you are and what you stand for! Society needs more people like Danny who protects kids and cleans rivers! Don’t ever back down to evil!

[@ericludwig5854]

I love how the cops partook in the activity... and then arrest him.

[@arathearapaima7107]

Because he had warrant, he was falsely accused for kidnapping

[@thomasvandermeulen1185]

It was a different officer who partook in the officer. That officer that partook left and he got arrested by another officer. I don't know about Cali's gun laws and if you need to show your ID when turning it in. If yes it probably is to check for warrants and stuff like that.

[@indifferentadvocate1737]

They didn’t arrest him for the activity. He had a warrant for his arrest out of California.

[@gavincrouch]

@@arathearapaima7107 He was accused of assaulting the kidnapper, not for kidnapping.

[@tonyvelasquez6776]

@@gavincrouch wait...what? He was arrested for ASSAULTING a KIDNAPPER? They should be THANKING him... asking him why he didn't finish him off!

[@gabe80million]

Holy crap, I had no idea this was even going on. I'm so glad you were able to beat the case and not only that, get the other person in trouble

[@danidip]

I'm glad too! I was falsely accused and my lawyer made my case clear to the court. Sadly the kidnapper is still on the run!

[@gabe80million]

@@danidip That's just crazy how if you get involved to try and stop, it can easily turn on you. I never understood that completely.

[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

@@gabe80million thats the way the system works . they want us to believe we need them so they can stay employed and in power. they dont want us to know that if we work together we can keep each other safe .

[@gabe80million]

@@carmichaelmoritz8662 yeah I've been watching a lot of videos on stuff similar to that lately. I tend to watch both Audit the Audit and Press NH Now and there are so much wrong going on.

[@haroldphipps3457]

@@danidip did you know you had an active warrant?

[@Dina-lc4bt]

Wow. I am glad that you beat the charge. I am shocked but you are right about not getting involved.

[@NanaSevers]

“It may be loaded”, after he just was beating it on the railing. 🙄

[@Deadbuck73]

You beat me to it…

[@robertthomas5906]

I was thinking he'd blow his foot off. That was where this was going. Nope.. California strikes again.

[@stephenle-surf9893]

It's not just me then!

[@scottricklaroque7428]

I was thinking the same thing, while he was doing it I was thinking, can he see if the chamber is clear? Then when he said it might be loaded I went to thinking great, another police officer showing his ignorance about firearms. Just think, had it gone off and he was hurt Dani would have been blamed for the cops idiocy. I can't believe he was arrested to begin with since they saw how the gun was obtained. *Sigh* This country gets more stupid by the day, and every new year makes a huge jump in moronic laws, ignoring of laws, or just a huge spike in the so called leadership in this country getting so much dumber and dictatorial it really makes me sad. But I'm glad Dani got out of it despite it costing him a huge amount of time and money, at least it's over now.

[@SmoovSnag]

@@scottricklaroque7428 He was arrested after trying to stop someone from being kidnapped. Watch the video.

[@estherbond5612]

When the cop said Daniel I said oh crap. I'm so proud of the way you have handled this whole situation. Did you say the girl was NEVER found...is she listed as messing? I would like to know the rest of the story.. I hope they catch that pos.

[@lukeflupper]

Doing the right thing may come with problems, even life changing ones. Imagine how you would feel in the future when you remember that kidnapping, if you had done NOTHING. Glad you squashed that case. You were right to help, especially when victim is a woman or child. Being a human that doesn't let predators thrive on the soft is GOOD 👍.

[@joelgrandbois9327]

I couldn't agree more. I know the system sucks I've been in it and been screwed around. But I could never justify not doing the right thing.

[@johnbees4443]

I can honestly do nothing. I pay taxes. My taxes should solve this and if some random person can solve it....then what am I paying for? Seriously give this kid the DA's Salary for a year and see how police become competitive in their job

[@armedinbama]

@@johnbees4443 Doesn't work that way, friend. Just because we pay taxes doesn't absolve us of our duty to humanity. Just think if everyone stopped donating to charity. Government is seldom the correct answer to any problem.

[@johnbees4443]

@@armedinbama Yeah but when you do your duty. You get smashed...not my cup of tea

[@armedinbama]

@@johnbees4443 It can happen, but it's very rare. Look into your state's "Good Samaritan" statutes. They are designed to indemnify people who, in good faith, come to the aid of others. Don't let the bastards get you down! 👍

[@Garanon5]

Leave it to California to allow a kidnapper to file assault charges against a Good Samaritan. SMH

[@kathyspeights3263]

So glad everything worked out of you. It must have been scary being transferred from jail to jail for 22 days, time you can never get back.

[@E37206]

oh man 22 days, that totally a long time compared to years yep.

[@bigjay6743]

@@E37206 22 days for doing absolutely nothing wrong is a long time.

[@mariagricius8994]

It's literally kidnapping when you did nothing wrong. It's very traumatizing in itself. Getting locked up and placed in aweful conditions, even for a day, does damage to the psyche. Ptsd. Now being confined for nearly a month for doing nothing wrong would be torture. Makes me wonder how caged animals feel.

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

The cross country jail tour of America is never fun.

[@RightToFreedomGirl]

Kathy: it's what some Afric Amer men have been undergoing for decades, espec those who can't afford bail or a fancy lawyer. WE've been saying cops r dirty & the justice system is unjust but no one would listen. BIas/Prejudice led them to say, Nah, you're playing a "race card". Now, 1A and 2A auditor are revealing just how quick police r to create & pile on charges just for a promotion.

[@teru797]

Police logic: "Let's take the word of a kidnapper who has committed multiple felonies in the past year and is currently on the run. "

[@emiliogonzalez15]

Well yeah they gotta take their partners word lol

[@shane7038]

It's up to the prosecutor not the police

[@lt1nut]

The decision maker on that was the LA County/District Attorney's Office. Someone there screwed up by not fully and/or properly investigating the complaint and complainant. LA spent a fair bit of $$$$ paying to have him sent to LA. Once LA confirmed that they wanted him extradited any decision not to do so was out of any pd/sheriff/state hands. One the positive side he wasn't treated as a felony stop, especially one where he could be considered violent or armed.

[@rustyshakleford5230]

I didn't kidnap anyone. This dude punched first and is making up stories. You don't get extradited just for a he said she said. Dude literally broke bone that needed stitches.

[@teru797]

@@rustyshakleford5230 wait what hold up..... are you the dude we're all talking about@!????

[@carbogger]

Good deeds never go unpunished. I learned that the hard way myself.

[@369ThegoosedrankwineThemonkey]

I live by that

[@eddyraye5825]

You took the words right out of my mouth.

[@srcastic8764]

Still, do the good deeds! Always do what’s right!

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@Queen Christopher The Merciful Every time? That either means you’re the unluckiest man in history or you don’t do the right thing very often.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

@@Powerforged What if that kidnap victim was a sister or daughter of yours?

[@ErwinMaas]

I don't live in the USA and after seeing this I am glad about that. This is sick, you should be getting a high amount of money for compensation.

[@InspirationIgnite310]

The reason it is so common today to see people just look the other way when crimes are witnessed.

[@stereodreamer23]

This is why you NEVER talk to cops. NEVER. ESPECIALLY not "small talk" or 'chit chat". They are ALWAYS on a "fishing expedition" looking for a way to jam you up. The only thing you should ever say to cops is "I don't talk to LE without my attorney", and "am I being detained"...

[@mattw919]

Right but he was giving the officers weapons he was recovering so they needed his name/DOB to file with the report so they were going to run him for wants/warrants eventually.

[@tarn1135]

And that’s kind of the reason there’s so many people getting away with crimes, the attitude off don’t talk to cops. Are there bad cops? Of course just like there are bad people in every profession.

[@brucebevitz3484]

Gee, I talk to policemen all of the time. No problem if you have nothing to hide, but then again, i don't have a criminal record. You can't get "jammed up" if you've done nothing wrong. or don't have anything to hide! Just Sayin'!

[@shaints3]

@@tarn1135 regardless of them being good or bad, you just dont talk to police, not idle chit chat, not to be their best fucking friends, they ALWAYS fish for a reason to get you, in 1 way or another. Literally in their training. You cannot make this shit up. That is why people always say "am I being detained?"(fyi detained and arrested are exactly the same thing. period.) "am I free to go?" "I will not speak to no one until my attorney is present." its not to be an asshole to the police, its just your due diligence of your own civil and constitutional rights. remember, they are their to do a job, not to be your best friend. ever.

[@poptya]

Thats odd, I talk to cops every week. They dont arrest me because Im not....oh I dont know....a fucking criminal? The only people that have a problem with police are the ones causing a problem to society

[@matthewhudson5685]

Just a bit of info. In most jurisdictions, the police are required by law to arrest on warrant without exception. Doesn't matter if it's for unpaid parking tickets or homicide. So if state "A" issues a warrant and you are stopped in state "B" the officers must take you into custody. The arresting authority (B) then contacts the issuing authority (A) and asks if they want you held for extradition or released. So if they demand you are to be held, unless a judge rules otherwise, you get stuck. Sorry you had to experience this, but it is legal. And also, appreciate you not blaming the cops because their hands were tied in this situation.

[@carmichaelmoritz8662]

they could have just made a paper copy of the firearms recovery or just released him on his own recognizance

[@butterchuggins5409]

They aren't required to run everyone they talk to for warrant. These cops are predators. Indiana is full of gangster cops

[@haroldphipps3457]

@@butterchuggins5409 you are very ignorant of how things work.

[@haroldphipps3457]

@@carmichaelmoritz8662 bullshit. He was arrested on a California warrant. Had NOTHING to do with the gun found, or any other gun. They HAD to arrest him!

[@nunya3163]

Unless you are an illegal alien, in which case they are released.

[@munsters2]

WOW! Must have been a slow day for the police! 4 cars show up to pick up a found gun. And then 3-4 cars show up to arrest a man for a warrant.

[@geowa3724]

Typical day for cops. Watch full interaction videos. They show up in force and stand around or insult you and try to get you pissed and fight them.

[@evanrandall1675]

Dude I completely understand. Having even a misdemeanor charge and case is INCREDIBLY stressful. I couldn't sleep, it still brings a stress response even now

[@x2lazyx]

its noting u need to prolong it for a while and get a deal u willing to take do just take any deal no jail time and no community service and make sure ur background clears after probation

[@Aigentcy]

That sht happened to me too I got PTSD over that sht

[@sharonk6953]

Glad to see everything worked out for you, but never can I, nor will I ever turn my back on helping someone that looks like they could use it. Always have your cameras on to prove your intentions

[@jpbates8694]

💯🙏

[@MrReagan1978]

I think its completely dumb to tell people not to do the right thing. For that he deserves the trouble

[@peacemaster8117]

@@MrReagan1978 Don't let cops catch you doing the right thing, they'll punish you for it. That's their job.

[@deanevangelista6359]

“No good deed goes unpunished.”

[@c50ge]

Quote from Judge Judy! A lot of truth I have used this to describe the outcome of helping those you feel you need to help that turns back and bites you in the a##.

[@AlexanderB03]

I was arrested in 2017 and spent almost 7 months in jail for a crime I didn't commit too so honestly I feel u man. I won the case . It just goes to show don't do the right thing all the time no matter how much u wanna do the right thing or this'll happen to u like this man did.

[@jacobangell489]

Don't let our flawed justice system stop you from doing the right thing! I'm happy to hear there's still people that are willing to stop and help like you did

[@joykind4258]

It was so sad to eventually come to the realization after living 50+ years in this wonderful country of ours, that police are not your friend; police are there to police. Also, don't call police when you see someone that might need help either. It usually turns out terrible for the person you were merely hoping to help with a wellness check. It didn't used to be like this.

[@lunchbox1553]

In what country are the police your friend?

[@jdc8352]

Definitely don't call in a welfare check on anybody that you don't want to see shot to death....

[@easterworshipper5579]

grandpa told me that 'the war on drugs' is what changed everything. seemingly overnight, everyone the police made contact with was a potential suspect. says it was a totally different relationship before that.

[@dumpsterdivingqponqueen9499]

@@easterworshipper5579 the war on drugs is bulls the only war is to keep the circle going the govt dont want drugs off the street they would lose billions.

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

Tupac said “Instead of war on poverty They got a war on drugs so the police can bother me."

[@dtw63]

Sad to hear about the hassle you went through. If you were involved in a smash and grab or a major shoplifting ring, you’d of been out in an hour and never of went through this. Keep on doing the right thing. Merry Christmas.

[@glasslinger]

Wrong color.

[@meeofcourse4152]

Sadly true

[@normanalvarez5751]

@@glasslinger 👍

[@meghanhixon3241]

I'm so confused about this comment... Because when I "stole" didn't steal was just with my ex that was a piece of crap. I didn't take anything, but he did. But I was an accessory and guess what? I got tons of time lmao.

[@latinavalentina3898]

This is the "new normal" in way too many parts of this country. Rather than dealing with actual criminals who are intent on causing harm, places like this have decided to turn the police into a gestapo to instill fear and compliance into law-abiding citizens. It is way easier for cops to arrest decent people for things like this, or not wearing a mask, than to stop a mob from robbing and looting. And don't DARE try and do anything to help anyone that they consider under the "State's" purview; they'll treat you worse than a murderer 😡. Just ask the guy in Washington who used his own money to repair a handicap ramp at his local park: it had been messed up for years and the city did nothing, so the man bought a bag of cement and repaired it. The NEXT DAY police were banging on his door, demanding to know where he got the authority to fix it! When he said, "No one", they arrested him for VANDALISM 🤦‍♀️. He was given a thousand-some dollar fine! They haven't gotten to the level of Canada or Australia, yet, but they are doing everything they can to get there 🤬

[@NeonKue]

I’m assuming you had to give your information over to the cops when turning in the shotgun? The fact that 3 more patrol cars showed up was a red flag already. One of them looked you up for warrants so they were practically fishing with you too. Just goes to show that no good deed goes unpunished. Makes you think twice about contact with police even if you’re completely innocent.

[@jadesmoo]

Just glad you made it back to freedom unscathed. You're a good guy, for sure.

[@danidip]

Thanks you so much just a big misunderstanding, all I can do is learn from it.

[@rizon72]

This is an example of why people don't stop to help others anymore.

[@jamesm2130]

This just shows how corrupt the system really is.

[@PuffPuffPass0420]

Why?They didnt make the claim he assaulted them some loser in California did..

[@RenRosso]

Nope.

[@bustacap3791]

Blue man bad Orange man bad

[@stopsign8265]

@@bustacap3791 yes, I’m glad you understand.

[@bustacap3791]

@@stopsign8265 I under stand you and him are both children and have nothing of value to bring to this discussion. Children should be seen and not heard.

[@robertmayer7678]

You need to be clearer about your headlines. He was NOT arrested for magnet fishing but an unrelated warrant.

[@TheloniousSphere]

When you have one problem and you call the police. Now you have TWO problems!

[@7979Army]

I know you don’t remember me. You stayed at our Jail facility for a night when I was working there. I was doing a walk through when I saw you and read your doc in the tower. I’ll tell them you did get cleared. Great job dude I am sorry you got a south hand from California

[@timmack2415]

The real question is why, in the name of God, did you give them your ID? NEVER talk to cops and NEVER surrender your Fourth Amendment right.

[@curtiskretzer8898]

Normie. Saluting the🇺🇲,do gooder. Think they've nothing to worry 4,as they square & conformist.👮‍♀️👮‍♂️run numbers game of case closing w/o worrying 4 actual guilt. It's how👮‍♂️👮‍♀️🧻

[@Liquid_Mike]

You're kinda dumb, huh? If they ask for ID, you are legally required to give them ID

[@timmack2415]

@@Liquid_Mike lmao 😂😂 "You're kind of dumb. If they ask for ID, you are legally required to give it to them." Says the brilliant KZbin troll. This is America, not North Korea, China, or Nazi Germany... "Papers please". The Forth Amendment to the Constitution is: "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated" For the police to demand ID, they must have "reasonable, articulable suspension that you have committed, are committing or about to commit A CRIME " at a very minimum! So, no...not even in stop and ID states must you produce ID "because they asked" Good lord, this is why we are losing our freedom in America.

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

@@Liquid_Mike No Not every state do you have to show your id on demand. And usually only if you are suspected of committing a crime.

[@arathearapaima7107]

@@thedevilsadvocate5210 he had a warrant. But to report the shotgun I'm pretty sure he would need to give his ID and some other information

[@UDumFck]

My favorite line @17:50, regarding the potential result of a felony: “Would not be allowed to handle firearms … in these videos.” Love the addendum he added! :)

[@williamanderson5437]

From the UK, this is madness, Sue the Police for false arrest, Assault (thy put their hands on you), imprisonment without absolute proof. Have ALL charges rescinded and your 'record' cleansed. Madness.

[@jessedevilbiss8436]

It's messed up. About 20 years back a guy in my group of friends did close to year before he was released the day of jury selection. His own lawer wanted him to plea guilty to a lesser charge. Not one person in the courts would believe him. The prosecution dropped all charges hours before jury selection. The guy who was guilty was known among some of us and was never charged.

[@alexhuerta6164]

Cop: "Honey you'll never believe it, we met these magnet fishers today and they let us try it out!" Wife: "And what happened to em?" Cop: "About that..."

[@lanmandragoran8337]

"I jailed that no good little fucker for 22 days out of state over nothing, be proud of me sweetie, I'm keeping those streets clean."

[@mr0mime]

Fr, like they literally took their names and instantly went to searching for them in their database lol what kinda cops do that

[@Arslaton80]

Wow! California is seriously off it's rockers!

[@KaeMarie45]

its been for a loooooooooooooooooong time

[@ms.donaldson2533]

Just found this video. Congratulations for being a good person AND for standing up for your RIGHT!!!! The internet has created an amazing community of caring people that are coming together to contribute to good! I am proud to say that my 8 year old grandson was given a magnet fishing set for Christmas and we will be taking to the waters of Baltimore pretty soon. He wanted a channel - looks like magnet fishing finds can be his start in the world

[@amyfmc1]

I can only begin to imagine the things your grandson will find in the waters around Baltimore! That will be awesome. I lived in Maryland for 10 years and worked in Baltimore. I currently have two sons living up there and attending college. ....one is at Towson University and the other is at University of Maryland College Park. I love that your grandson has an interest and wants to make a you tube channel. Good for him!

[@Habeebea]

Never give your full name or ID to police unless they can articulate a crime they suspect you of or place you under arrest. They’ll put you in a database and now this kid will come up every time they try to close a shotgun related crime. And look at this case, there was no reason for them to run his name and now he’s probably out 20k in attorney fees.

[@TheDivergentDrummer]

Exactly. If there is no reasonable articulable suspicion, ESP when someone is the originator of the call, AND is doing it to turn in evidence, CLEARLY found in a river, then they can suck a fat one if they think I am going to identify.

[@lrmackmcbride7498]

That is bad advice. If you witness a felony they can arrest you as a material witness and hold you until trial if you are uncooperative.

[@tammystoudt5137]

I've actually seen videos of people being arrested because they refused to identify themselves. Legally you have to provide ID if a cop asks you.

[@Adam_Wilde]

@@tammystoudt5137 That depends on the state. If you are driving then that is different, usually need to provide ID and registration if stopped anywhere in the US, but not every state is a stop and identify state if you're just walking in public. Check your local laws and know your rights. Politely inform the police that you want to respectfully exercise your 5th ammendment rights and then remain silent.

[@Joefabricator]

@@tammystoudt5137 NO, you do not. Those people were arrested illegally. If you are not under arrest you do not have to show any ID. Refusal to identify is a secondary charge. They cannot charge you with it unless they are charging you with a real crime. If you are ever arrested for refusing to Identify and nothing else, lawyer up and sue the hell out of them.

[@gatorgogo2742]

Bless your heart! I had no idea you were going through such a tough, nerve-wracking time. I am so sorry. Glad it turned out ok for you before Christmas. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@OneAzzholesOpinion]

Imagine a world where being a hero lands you in jail. Oh wait were living in it right now. So sorry you had to go through that bro, glad you're out and the case was dismissed.

[@sharellepaul6050]

Congratulations on beating a charge you didn’t commit Dani, have a wonderful Christmas and relax now with family and friends. Keep doin what your doin!

[@Outdoorsweekly]

Glad your back and safe!

[@danidip]

Thanks man!

[@damianboy3595]

Great to hear that you guys won the case and that your pal is well and a free man... and it is great to hear that the "victim" got indicted... keep up the great work

[@ukr4ever]

I hope you will get a good settlement out of this for putting you through all this crap.

[@TheWtfnonamez]

Very glad that you beat the charges. My advice is to find yourself a really gnarly no-win-fee lawyer to screw damages out of the complainant. You will most likely never see a penny, and they will be paying off damages at $1 a month, but at least you will screw some justice out of them. Happy New Year mate.

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

What lawyer is going to work for $1 a month?

[@ChrisW777]

@@thedevilsadvocate5210 one that gets all the settlements etc

[@MJ-zm7lx]

This is what you get when you get cops involved in what you are doing.

[@GalsOutwestTreasureHunting]

Dang Dani. Didn't know you were going through all this. So glad it had a good outcome for you. Can't believe they would waste money extraditing over such a thing. Bad things do happen to good people. Next time you find a weapon, let someone else turn it in just in case you being 'cleared' hasn't made it into the computer correctly. God bless you man.

[@MrBluesluver]

Yep. Then police wonder why few people want to help them.

[@cpot2727]

Those cops came back cause they were waiting on the call from california. They hung out and had a good time keeping you there while they waited. Even when police are nice they have other motives. Glad everything worked out for you in this.

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

Exactly. Never trust cops but, most especially, never trust a hoard of cops. Like that many cops would have had what was probably at least an hour to hang out and magnet fish? They should have a lawyer on retainer for turning in weapons and never saying one word when doing so - call the cops then hand the gun and the lawyers card to the police. Not one word EVER to a cop without a lawyer, even if you are the most innocent person on the planet.

[@alerodriguez8094]

Relax, buddy. Orders are Orders, they're not snakes, they have a job to do. Whether as a police officer or a soldier you have to do things you don't want to do.

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

@@alerodriguez8094 Actually, you are not correct. In the US, the police and military have taken an oath to uphold the Constitution and any order given that goes against the Constitution not only can be but should be ignored. The fact that so many police and military are willingly upholding orders that are against the Constitution is what is so disturbing right now.

[@alerodriguez8094]

@@mortimerbrewster3671 You are obviously a civilian and have the privilege of never being in combat in your life. But you're living off that privledge by men who looked the other way and followed order and did what they had to do regardless of their own morality to keep your ignorante ass safe.

[@IDontWannaHandleYT]

It’s so sad he feels the way he does about helping others in need. Understandable of course, but still sucks for him. Glad everything worked out for you and hope you can sue or something over all of this.

[@matthewsanders7382]

Love how the cop tries to see if it's loaded by banging it and aiming it at the concrete 5 inches from his foot. You would think he knows how to safely handle old firearms...but nope guess not

[@biclighter3854]

Cops follow orders they don’t use their own brain that’s too hard

[@63grandsport11]

He was attempting to Move the charging handle to the rear, which would unload the weapon and make it safe. Thats what anyone that knows about firearms would have done except you.

[@sd906238]

Hell, the worst he could was to shoot somebody. No skin off of his teeth and he wouldn't get in any trouble for shooting somebody.

[@greywolfoutdoorshomestead9962]

There is no possibility of the gun going off.that was the charging handle and guns dont go off by banging them or dropping them.

[@garyhempel6316]

yeah that guy is an idiot for doing that .

[@paulwilliams5208]

sue the kidnapper - there can not be any "dismissed" sweeping under the rug

[@memphis6694]

Bro I’m glad you step in despite what you went through, you did the right thing. I try to do what’s right, even at a personal cost to myself.

[@westcoastbronco]

I left California 22 years ago. This sounds just like something that would happen there. In one case 2 guys with guns break into a house and the home owner defends himself and shots them so the state charges him.

[@andrewclayterman6230]

next time he should SHOOT them..

[@legodudelol9a]

I left under half a decade ago and trust me it's only gotten worse.

[@geowa3724]

It’s not a Cali issue. This is a cop issue.

[@thecaptaintaz420]

Wow. All the crime sky rocketing in California and this is what they're using their police force for. Fucking incredible.

[@MisterMikeTexas]

Well you gotta use your budget somehow or lose it, lol! I've never been to that shithole country so I won't have to worry about any warrant from there following me to Texas. I haven't even been out of Texas in over 30 years.

[@geowa3724]

Cops in Indiana should never have arrested him

[@Court75]

It's unfortunate, but you are absolutely correct. We can no longer trust the people that take jobs to protect and serve the people. These days, the credibility just isn't there. I also got into a bind when I tried to help my neighbor who was having trouble. It was so traumatic. These days, I don't talk to anyone, I surely don't help anyone, unless I know them and they are a long-time friend. The world has become a really sad place, and there is so much corruption. If I needed help, I'd call family before I try any official help. I'm glad that you were able to resolve your situation, but compensation!!! Messed up situation...on their part. Let's trust the guy kidnapping people!! Super smart.

[@micahlukac7885]

Just discovered your videos. At first I thought “what the hell are these clowns doing??” Then as the algorithm machine rolled on I saw this one. I just wanna say this is a prime example of what’s wrong with the justice system. This case should be in law text books. Guy witnesses a crime…Helps out…years later after possibly helping solve multiple crimes gets arrested for hearsay and spends a month in jail for another lawyer coming up with some BS. I don’t know how you’re not beating your head against the wall. Good luck with everything and glad you’ve got hours and hours of your good work!!!

[@prunabluepepper]

This is more common in America than people may think. The justice system is completely broken.

[@magneto44]

long as we have prisons run for profit and cos-play soldier cops with military budgets larger than many countries, it will never change

[@rendtech]

Unreal, so happy to hear that this is now behind you. It's sad that by doing the right thing can almost cost you your entire future.

[@sandynanney8253]

Dani, we live in Longview Washington and can’t believe what you have gone through. We just got our first magnet and are so excited to go fishing. If you guys ever come up this way let us know we have lots of lakes and rivers to go magnet fishing. Best of luck and stay safe

[@illpunchyouintheface9094]

Arresting you for a warrant is fine and they were nice about the whole thing and all, but keeping you in jail for 22 days and paying for a crimes you didn’t commit is illegal, so please do sue them. You can easily win this and the Community already has your back.

[@bernadetteS4903]

Yeah sue, everyone sue! This is why society I'd the way it is! The cops did thier job! How about people on utube going on other people's property when they believe it's abandoned! Hmmm....SUE

[@Soldrik_]

I mean if you read the damn description it was a warrant in California which was a felony warrant since it was a "assault" charge. He witnessed someone doing a kidnapping and the kidnapper said he assaulted him. He was completely unaware of this. Since it was a felony warrant he was extradited to California. READ THE DAMN DESCRIPTION NEXT TIME. FUCK.

[@Soldrik_]

@@bernadetteS4903 The fuck are you on about. Shit has nothing to due with going on someone's property. There's no way he can sue moron. Read the description. All charges were dismissed.

[@OverlyCriticalAnime]

@@Soldrik_ I know this an old comment but 22 days is a bit crazy. They could of cleared it up a lot faster but we are talking about the justice system after all so I'm not surprised.

[@g.k.1669]

I guess one thing that we just learned is that if we ever have a run in with a criminal that we should press some type of charges against them so that we do not end up in your position. Incredible story.

[@Koaki913]

So from my understanding he was arrested on a warrant, not for finding anything related to a crime in the river. That's not really "corruption" but an unfortunate circumstance.

[@Deathman271]

Care to back your claim?

[@Koaki913]

@@Deathman271 You hear them talking about it at 11:47. And it's also stated in the description.

[@crashmanz22]

@@Deathman271 In the description of the video from the creator themself "In June 2021, I was arrested while turning in evidence I found magnet fishing. The arrest was regarding a California warrant from 2019 that I had no knowledge of."

[@sylinashi8761]

I was pissed off hearing about this until I realized it's California.