Cops are FURIOUS because driver doesn't roll down his window! [First Amendment Audit]

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In this video we will witness Cops become furious simply due to the driver refusing to roll down his window! We will witness them violating his rights. They will attempt to stop him from conducting his first amendment right to audit. I will be giving you another perspective of how police violate rights f citizens and do not know the law. Check out this deputy who is completely unprofessional and can't control his emotions because a driver refused to roll down his window.
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[@JustABill02]

Any officer that says the smell weed, searches the car, and doesn't find any needs to be on a Brady list, out of a job, and sued.

[@benwagner5089]

"I smell weed coming from your car." A: "Don't worry, officer, I can't smell worth a damn, either. My nose is so bad, I drive past the sewer and think it's wet seaweed." B: "I passed a dead skunk a ways back. Maybe you smell that." C: (silence) As much as I know I should take option C, I'd end up taking one of the smart-aleck responses. And unfortunately, my nose actually is that bad.

[@ZXLMaster]

The driver mentioned HEMP cigarettes. This probably accounts for the smell.

[@FUYT888]

Simple unlawful command!

[@nathanferrey4486]

@@ZXLMaster correct. Keep in mind the hemp can be sent to a lab and tested for legality (

[@viciousmindzentertainment9307]

The problem started wen he rolled down 2 windows it’s called cross wind that the only they can “claim the smell something” only roll down one wind at a time 2 inches no cross wind 💨

[@readysetretire]

When a cop says he smells weed and there is no weed in the car, it should be viewed as a 4th Amendment violation.

[@LeoGirl0727]

Absolutely! And just like the other comment, should be added to Brady list. I don't want to sound bad or upset people by saying this here, but, I have ONLY seen videos (tons of them) using this excuse of "I smell weed" where it happens to African Americans. I have never seen this excuse used on a white person. They may be out there, but I haven't seen them and being an American living in Spain, I watch a lot of YT. Anyway, "Driving While Black" is REAL. And this action is racial profiling. The higher ups need to ban this practice or be reprimanded once weed isn't found. I am so glad this guy has a camera in his car.

[@stanswaby]

And they are then held fully accountable for the unlawful action

[@madmaximilian5783]

@@stanswaby bro all cops are taught and coached on how to circumvent the Constitution to fill their quotas by the union lawyers...just follow the dirty money trail.

[@danstewart2770]

Agreed. No one in America hates the Bill of Rights (first ten amendments to the Constitution) more than the police (the tip of the spear of the government).

[@dr.phillnaadoftennessee.9788]

No, sir... Because if that happens, they'll just start planting Marijuana in people's cars left, right and sideways... The whole damn thing needs to be stopped... It's all bullshit to start with. Believe me, they're gonna cover their assess...

[@nathanpitts5297]

If they’re so scared, they went into the wrong line of work. This gentleman was nothing but cordial.

[@janedoe-zx4dk]

Imagine the money the state could save from lawsuits if they actually taught police to not violate peoples rights.

[@sebastiandauble2366]

They don't care, not their money.

[@charliedaugherty6369]

What if you said yes I do I do smoke marijuana big deal what about it have you got any on you know I don't I smoke at home if you smell it it's on me not in my car so what's

[@electronicnotarystamp235]

Correction taxpayers could save.

[@jaysoto2722]

The state could save or we the people could save

[@joemarley5982]

Then they'd have nothing to do

[@bagley232]

The more I watch these types of videos the more I see that cops enforce their hurt feelings and bruised egos

[@haukepowers8491]

some of these idiots deserve to be shown how stupid they are regarding the law...

[@scottjohnson9225]

That is because cops think they are the final authority. They don’t realize, they are 5 tiers down from authority (supreme court). All cops think they are the boss. It’s a mentality game. Us against them. Cops don’t serve the people, they serve the authority. Not the law.

[@UnderSprayedWhiteSkies]

"Serve and Protect" doesn't mean the citizens, it refers to the Order, the system, or as you say, the authority. When I use the term Order, it's part of NWO. A cabal runs our world and part of their control system is to employ needlessly bloated legions of brainwashed dimwits (aka LEOs) to keep the system intact, therefore protecting the rulers. The ruling clan knows full well, no one they employ in their system will bite the hand that feeds.

[@tbell1698]

That is because most officers are damaged people, lacking any emotional maturity; it's the reason they go into law enforcement, where the bar for competence, intellect, experience, professionalism and training is appallingly low. Other than Wall Street banking which requires more intellect and devious cunning, few other jobs allow--much less protect--crazy bully aholes as the field of "law enforcement" does.

[@davidwoermansr]

@@bunghole2826 I've actually seen quite a few LEOs turn on others using excessive force and other violations lately South Carolina just fired a trooper and dropped a couple in rank after unpaid suspensions after 3k came up missing out of over 110k and several lbs of weed another department got cleaned out because of bodycam footage disappearing some officers copied it and turned it to higher ups and media before it was erased were seized and Florida fired several for excessive force and using a coin flip ap to decide between tickets or arrests

[@douglashenrysr748]

Why do cops have "qualified immunity", but judges tell the average citizens "ignorance of the law is no excuse"???

[@waltergoodwin7463]

Ignorance of the law by cops is why they have Qualified Immunity.

[@brooksbrown580]

Several States are taking Qualified Immunity from Police Officer's, and Several more States will follow, this will allow Citizens to quickly Sue police Officer's personally , as well as The Police Departments. Several States will now also begin to fire officer's as a result of Law suits, and violating peoples rights. Once they begin to Fire Officer's there will be change, Once Lawyer's get involved it doesnt turn out well for the officer's many times.

[@richardtaylor5670]

Because the system protects itself

[@anthonyharrell4547]

Great question

[@frederickglenn1820]

Plausible deniability.

[@USMC6976]

The courts should never have allowed "i smell" as a reason to search without a warrant. It's probably the most used excuse to violate our rights.

[@gregoryfrickey1715]

I AGREE

[@RAK1959]

They’ll come up with another “go to” BS reason

[@user-by2gt6zn6c]

well said .... I was about to say the same thing ..." cop I smell marijuana "

[@pierrealexguev]

The Supreme Cour of Canada said the cannabis smell only indict that at a moment or an other, someone smoke cannabis in the vehicule and it"s not ground for a search. The same supreme court also said that you must have a reasonable and probable cause to search someone (or something), arrest someone and and reasonable motive to detain someone BEFORE any action before, not after you found something. Cops cant force you out of the car without reason, path you, and definitly not cuff you and put you in a squad car. But you (USA) are supposed to be the land of free?

[@USMC6976]

@@pierrealexguevThe courts in the US have forgotten that our Constitution is a limit on the government and treat it as a limitation on the citizen.

[@captain7263]

Never ever give permission to allow any officer to search your vehicle, do not engage them in conversation and do not roll both windows down because that creates a crosswind allowing them to say they smell something, be polite and blunt.

[@seanharvey1124]

You wouldn't want them to plant something in your car. That is scary as heck

[@viciousmindzentertainment9307]

Exactly

[@omegaman9988]

Any time a cop accuses someone of having drugs, does a search, and finds nothing, it should be an immediate & easy lawsuit.

[@npip99]

"and finds nothing" Whether or not a search is legal and justified should have absolutely nothing to do with whether or not weed is found. If a justified search yields no results, that's not a problem. If an unjustified search finds you weed, it should be inadmissible in court.

[@davidkennedy3050]

@@npip99 It is pretty obvious to me the officer lied.

[@MythrealGaming]

@@npip99 If a search yields no results, it was not justified….

[@Boo-jy5ju]

It takes a Warrent

[@avantgarde619]

@@npip99 If it yields no results then it was not justified! They incorrectly identified probably cause. Can we just stop this smell of weed excuse to mess with American citizens.

[@Haggard540]

When a cop says “I’m going to explain something to you…”, it means they are about to say something completely false, stupid or irrational.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I hope the opinion about my stead different

[@rockymntnliberty]

Lol, and how do you tell the difference on that versus everything else he said?

[@HiroNE217]

Haggard, usually it's all 3.

[@weallsobad7320]

Agreed! They're about to conflate non compliance of unlawful orders into some type of obstruction charge! He challenged their authority, therefore they "FEEL" disrespected! And THATS when the Cop ego takes over & escalates the entire encounter!

[@richtuny9731]

When police say "Let me explain something to you" basically means not only that a lie is coming, but that he thinks your a sheep that is clueless of your rights, and wants you to feel uncomfortable for not knowing the wealth of information that your about to receive. predators thrive on controll, when someone sounds unsure of your directives or commands, the cop has to make sure the citizen knows who's in charge, with either bullcrap, or escalation to excessive force.

[@amberemma6136]

The problem is most cops actually despise those who stand on their rights. The absolute contempt I've witnessed in videos when people mention any thing even remotely close to stand on rights is disgusting and scary.

[@32kirby32]

Completely agree. They called me “jailhouse lawyer “ just because i understood what I have to and don’t have to do. They should respect our rights, not get personally offended when someone doesn’t let them trample all over them. They treat it as suspicious or guilty behaviour, when in reality everyone should be treated respectfully in regards to rights whether they know them or not

[@geomar1010]

Cops, judges, attorneys can do anything they want to you. One in a million is ever held accountable.

[@mikewilcox8197]

A “lawful order”, to most cops, is anything they say.

[@nonamerequired123]

"You will stand on your head and sing Master of the House in Pig Latin or you will go to jail"

[@omarralexander764]

That's facts!!

[@septegram]

Yeah, unfortunately most states are incredibly 🤬🤬 vague on what constitutes a "lawful order."

[@edsmith9900]

Amen

[@iforgie]

Legally speaking is not a lawful excuses for the police

[@angryagain68]

Cop: "You disrespected me". Respect is always earned. You get the level of respect from MOST people that you earn. Your uniform was issued. Respect is NOT. Want it? Then earn it! Want hate, keep doing what you are doing.

[@Killakwabo]

Anybody who say "you disrespected me" usually come from gang members

[@angryagain68]

@@Killakwabo Ya! Blue Line Gang.

[@rmcdudmk212]

Respect is earned, not given freely

[@LeBron_tha_GOAT]

@@Killakwabo Your statement is very strange. Any person can verbalize their feeling of being disrespected! Ur watching too many movies...

[@kenny8351]

You disaspectted me!

[@57mckee]

This driver took care of his business legally and without any hazards , good for him .

[@curtistinemiller4646]

The driver was on point,Calling them names,don't help.Those cops really were just harassing this man...SMH.

[@mr.tamales]

If a cop violates your rights and a court decides to side with the cop because of your "attitude", then that is clearly a corrupt court.

[@ScottFeribee]

Then you serve street justice…..

[@christopherperdue977]

​@@ScottFeribeeSounds like time to use what the 2nd protects

[@willpointer8893]

You are the first former cop I know who is giving their opinion on these videos and I hope you continue.

[@codywhitehead4703]

I believe James Madison audits is another one but I really like this one as for the education

[@stonep11]

Good Luck America is an older guy who was a cop for a long time who goes into a lot of detail about procedure, good channel to check out.

[@larrystotts7813]

Check out Officer Tatum

[@EverydayReady]

As a former cop myself, I’ll say there’s nothing that requires an officer to continue pressing a stop. I have discretion and can just cut you loose because I don’t need the drama. This is one of those stops. Cut the man loose and go on with your day. (Assuming there are no warrants)

[@debacofzomb9889]

I really feel like a lot of this was just because he was black. That really makes me very sad. I'm a white guy, I try to be objective, and I wouldn't say this unless I believe it's true. I don't think they dislike black people, they just automatically treat him like a criminal. They're afraid of him. Maybe there were other contributing factors but that doesn't make it any better. I've been treated that way, but never because of my skin color. Police officers, please read the book "Blink" by Malcom Gladwell. It will help you to control your own subconscious mind, and help you avoid some of the pitfalls created by the subconscious. It is extremely well written and a great deal of research and scientific fact went into it, and it's explained in such a way that anyone can understand. I implore you, read this book, it might protect you from the very laws you uphold some day, by giving you greater control over split second reactions you may have in the field. How do you know whether to shoot or not shoot for example? Subconscious.

[@davidreed6070]

Asking someone to step out of the car is the most dangerous thing a cop can do.

[@ernestperkins3084]

Half way to cuffs when stepping out...but must on command

[@bpdmf2798]

He probably told him to turn off the car instead of saying to get out so he wouldn't be able to roll up the windows and lock the doors before getting out. They hate that because they want to be able to reach in and dig around while you're turned the other way. They are dying to search cars and run ID like it's crack.

[@bonebizzil904]

Not like it's crack 😂😂

[@ronnyrono782]

I'm a former military police officer. Honorable discharge. I'm a former Peace officer. I retired from this position. I'll make this simple, keep your cops accountable or you'll be sorry

[@stephaniekrywicki7230]

What do you think about requiring bonding insurance for cops?? That way an independent intity would investigate them??? Or would it make things worse??

[@curtissmith7490]

Thank God for you I wish it was more cop like you and God bless you and your

[@efficyclark443]

SEMPER FIDELIS

[@ronnyrono782]

@@stephaniekrywicki7230 At this stage something has to change so give it a shot. If your suggestion doesn't work try something else

[@MarkBarrett]

Is this "bait" for attack the idiot?

[@mtw1234]

"I'm GIVING YOU COMMANDS"! Yeah, that will go over well with a grown man.

[@eleven9286]

His shiny badge said it's okay that he doesn't understand the law.

[@mtw1234]

@@eleven9286 They must think so

[@neilyoung6779]

Officer Safety? If they are that scared when there are 3 of them with guns then they shouldn't be cops.

[@_Why_123]

🤔When cops say "You're making this harder than it has to be!"... Why shouldn't that work both ways? ... Because these cops FOR CERTAIN made things SO much harder than required!! 😮

[@RobertCaruso-yf6hy]

"You're making this harder than it has to be" is also said by abusers and rapists.

[@rebeccacamp481]

If this cop is trying to sound intimidating in the beginning he failed miserably. LMAO! "Roll your windows down". "NO"

[@ButterCookie1984]

IKR💪

[@Jim-vq9yg]

It's intimidating but not for the reason the cop thinks. Some 15 year old with a gun screaming at me scares the shit out of me.

[@theresahenderson3534]

Question: How can law enforcement act professional when they are not held responsible for ruining people's lives?

[@MarkBarrett]

Exactly!

[@canucanoe2861]

Setting qualified immunity aside, if cops acted professionally, and upheld their oath to the constitution, the bad cops would all be in jail.

[@jasonlopez4855]

Your guilty before inasent this is the problem 🤬

[@Still-Learning]

Shouldn't people just get with the "program"-ming? All of the harm and pain would go away if people just did as they were told. It worked as a child. Obey the parents and there were no spankings. Why don't adults just stick with the same program-ming? Wouldn't life be easier and more pleasurable? -Cheers

[@richardbadour1714]

@@Still-Learning because cops are a$$ h@he and they want to attack everyone with the intent to kill!

[@kellys923]

Please sue that punk cop, please.

[@terrymorrison7263]

I can't believe that I've been watching you and your channel for 2 years now. TIME FLYS WHEN YOUR HAVING FUN.

[@toooldforthis5093]

"I can smell cannabis in the car", read as "I'm going to be an ass hole because you did not give in to my tyranical demands"😔

[@texasfossilguy]

but thats why they were demanding the windows down in the first place

[@davidwoermansr]

They said weed was legal so the smell should get a sobriety test at most not a search since they didn't see anything illegal

[@Madmok128]

As of last May, the plain smell doctrine in regards to marijuana cannot be used as probable cause to search

[@HyenaDogmore]

Your rights, hand them over. *Hands over my rights* HANDS UP. I SMELL A 9MM.

[@posingspy]

How does our society accept that this country’s law enforcement doesn’t know the law????

[@NG-cf7zh]

Because police are the henchmen of the state and only exist to control and abuse whoever they're told to control and abuse, and the supreme court has promoted that behavior for decades (they instituted qualified immunity to allow cops to suppress people protesting for civil rights)

[@northwest1stamendmentsaudi89]

@@NG-cf7zh We The People need to End Qualified Immunity Now (E-QIN) so Our Rights are protected and not violated by the protection-public Servants.

[@cult_of_odin]

Police unions (there should be no such thing as a public sector union), private for profit prisons, the war on drugs etc.

[@HealNLuv53]

👁🤦🏾😩

[@moeheatproductions]

It's not just "our" society. There are literally thousands of laws with many being left to interpretation. It's the so-called lack of knowledge for the "Basic" laws that I have a problem with. Every step of this falls under a routine traffic stop. There is no reason the driver knew these things and the police didn't.

[@farmer8102]

"put that cigarette out" isn't a lawful order either, when did police start thinking they could TELL you what you can and can't do when clearly no law has been violated? And there's no law for the "Lawful order " being given.

[@dianacorreale8437]

Thank you for this. I do and your commentary along with the mini-lesson letting your viewers know the options they have to protect themselves and their God given Constitutional rights - please remind all those rights are INALIENABLE and no state laws or policies or revised statutes can super cede them either. Please keep up the noble work.

[@jackdreamvan1806]

I'm a lawyer. Saying "you still would have searched my car" is so far from an admission, it's not worth discussing. He's clearly saying to anyone watching that answering questions (however answered) would not have avoided the search because it was a foregone conclusion. Any reference in court thsat it was an admission would be easily eviscerated. But our channel host is right. Don't speak!

[@audreygatey1274]

Good job lawyer. Cops would have searched his car regardless, coz that’s what they do.

[@discosuperfly3652]

I agree! The channel owner is/was a police officer and was thinking from that perspective.

[@johnpodo]

The only way I can say to these cops. “I am not discussing my day or I don’t answer questions” and invoke the 5th. Shut up. Produce your drivers license, insurance and registration and wait until they release you.

[@patriot4007]

@Kiki Love That's bull

[@patriot4007]

@Kiki Love I don't believe it

[@wolfguard1180]

As a 48yr old black man I keep very few things in my car, these headaches got their feelings hurt. These are pigs not cops.

[@joehintz7255]

Even since grade school I hated and knocked the f*** out of bullies it's not going to change. And one of these days I'm going to get my shot at one of these communist sons of b****** at all costs it'll be one less of them. They don't deserve to live no bully does ever.

[@haconk]

Overturn Terry VS Ohio Brother...go to DeleteLawZ youtube channel...we are taking this country back! You are a free american....you shouldn't be afraid to carry things in your car.

[@wolfguard1180]

@@haconk Someday I want to believe that and live that, and be able to show my two sons that. Thank you for your kind words, you are the the people that get it. You have my respect, best regards to you sir.

[@michaelwilson939]

Cops not police...policing died many many years ago. Even had a show called Cops, literally chased down poor drug addicts n alcoholics like a gang collecting debt

[@55Quirll]

I would say rocks not pigs because pigs are very smart animals, make good pets. Rocks you pick up off the ground and serve no real useful purpose unless you're building something, studying geology or need it for a weapon like David did against Golaith.

[@robertsnibley9515]

Hands down, u sir are a perfect example of the kind of man. Who is doing a valuable service for our community. I praise and commend you as a man. For how you present ur knowledge as well as ur demeanor. Kudos kind sir.

[@user-li4wu3fp8k]

It pisses me off to the core to see the way some cops talk down to grown ass people, like they're superior and we are children.

[@bobnewsdog]

A calm and patient person is a formidable adversary.

[@crystalkarma2015]

This right here. And I get wanting to get your point across, but nothing is more infuriating than someone straight ignoring you in your face; looking in your eyes and disregarding your whole being. Comply...but just be quiet.

[@randymccollum7876]

As a former cop myself listen to this guy he is amazing at letting you know what to do.

[@JoshuanPaula4Ever1]

Nigher days whT?

[@t-towntransparency8850]

And you sat and watched tyrant go down for how long and not said anything to stop it. You represent the other half of the problem… the 6 cops we see in any given video just watching it all go down because even THEY are afraid to bruise a cops ego… not so sure your comment is gonna go over the way you think… but do appreciate the effort…

[@tedunderhill9718]

And precisely how hard did you fight against your peers or even higher ups when they too were being assholes? And please, don't tell us that you always obeyed the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th Amendment rights of people. Even close friends of mine that were cops told me that they didn't. I didn't respect them for not doing so, but at least they had the decency to tell me that they did. One, a state trooper, even told me that they do it because people don't know the laws or their rights. What great reasons! Aren't cops, wasn't he, supposed to be KEEPING THE PEACE and not inciting people nationwide. As they say, if "good cops" really existed, then there wouldn't be any bad cops. The only truly good cops that I've known have quit after several years for that very reason.

[@jdwar11]

About 20ish years ago I really started to pursue law enforcement but for whatever reason I had this burning fear of me not knowing enough of the laws to be an effective officer of the law. Seeing this crap now blows my mind and leaves me wondering how well I would have done in comparison to the others

[@ScottRock-mr6qk]

Hey Thanks for your time and knowledge that you have taken to give us to be prepared and to know what you can and can't do with law enforcement. Keep up the Great work

[@bayoulafourche]

Years ago I dated a cop in San Diego while I was still in the navy. I was getting ready to retire and looking at career opportunities when he suggested I do a ride around with him and his partner. I lasted 4 hours and we never spoke again. The way they treated people really scared me. I had no idea cops acted like that.

[@kareemebanks3785]

It was smart of you to do that ride along. Cops love to be in control because it was something they never had growing up.

[@bayoulafourche]

@@kareemebanks3785 yeah I had no idea what they were like on the job. I got the idea to do something in law enforcement because when we were just getting to know each other, there was a young, deaf girl that had been attacked in Balboa Park. He knew I knew sign language and couldn't locate his interpreter that worked for the department. He asked me to come up there and help him communicate with her because she was severely traumatized and wouldn't let them help her. It felt good to help someone in that situation. What they normally did was a far cry from things like that.

[@kareemebanks3785]

Thanks for helping her out.

[@wassamattau5787]

​@@bayoulafourche Ditto on thank you for helping with the sign language that day with the traumatized deaf gal, & ditto on being smart enough to recognize what a horrific, absolutely wrong & disgusting thing the manner in which cops treat American citizens is, as it has unfortunately evolved into as just common practice today. I'll bet your almost-boyfriend there was just baffled by your reaction to what is to him just the mundane, perfectly okay, & acceptable behaviors he engages in as a police officer every day, & the likelihood of his not even understanding the problem makes an even sadder statement about the state of affairs in this country than just its reality. I really have to wonder what sort of folks he & his partner were dealing with that day, though- was it mostly the poor, or minorities, or even maybe teenagers, or who, because _generally_ , the more affluent, white citizens of our nation actually don't end up experiencing the kind of treatment you saw & objected to- if they did, we would suddenly see successful calls for sweeping change?

[@MrWonkawonka]

Majority of law enforcement act that way. Treat people that way, and worse. FTP!!

[@bravogolf1107]

I faced Al Qaeda on the battlefield, but this brother has way more heart than I. It is crazy, I fear LEOs in America more than i feared the enemy i faced in Iraq PEACE BABY

[@br4524]

Wow that's profound

[@Poeticfloetic]

​@@br4524Not really. You just wanted to use a new word. Loool

[@lindawatson3356]

You're very good at explaining what to expect from police and the best way for dealing with them.

[@allenz6828]

They can't help but violate the driver's rights and will continue to do so on a daily basis.... Illegal search & seizures, unlawful commands the list goes on & on...thats so funny that they truly believe anyword they speak is Lawful.... hahahaha 🤣 Thanks for breaking down these videos & educating the people brother Abiyah.

[@quercus4730]

Unarmed facing three armed cops with attitude, that would be a nervous situation.

[@mikenewell9217]

He's got what it takes

[@dt1064]

Him being black as well, I would be real nervous too.

[@RealCptHammonds]

No law abiding citizen should ever be unarmed anymore. #2A

[@3trilogy]

@@RealCptHammonds You make damn good point.

[@joesherman6817]

Remember. The cops didn't know whether he was armed or not. Acting as if everyone is, gets you home to your family.

[@CatfishingwithCos]

I really appreciate how you present stories and how you break them down so we all learn our rights. Great content so thank you.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

My pleasure!

[@rmcdudmk212]

@@WeThePeopleUniversity thank you for putting this fragile ego cops on blast.

[@herculesaucamp3607]

@@WeThePeopleUniversity I am from south africa and I know more about what rights American Citizens have than we as South Africans have. We generally don't have this problem, in south africa we have a lot of corruption and bribery where most people would bribe the police with a R100, which is equivalent to about $8 or $9. There was a case where someone bribe the police with R500, and then the police sergeant made a video about how disrespectful it is to bribe a officer with R500 if you have R3000 in your wallet. That is the kind of police we have in SA. Something worth noting though is in South Africa, the police can pull you over just to see if you have valid license. Which I know is illegal in the US. Very interesting how most countries differ with their laws

[@justinmiller5660]

@@WeThePeopleUniversity the courts have ruled that the smell alone does not amount to reasonable suspetion. for this exact reason, cops use it as a catch all to violate the 4th. and asurting your rights cannot amount to reasonable suspetion. these cops violated this mans 4th hard and should be in jail for it.

[@zae95469]

Road pirates. Thanks for the education!

[@callmecuz]

My Man ! I always hate the usual "Please hit the like and subscribe...." But within the first two minutes of this video I did just that !! Completely impressed with you, your background, attitude, and approach to this important subject are all excellent ! I look forward to listening to everything you have to say. Thank you ! Much needed !

[@Americanpatriot-zo2tk]

“ when policeman break the law, then there isn’t any law, just the fight for survival” Billy Jack

[@americafirst6492]

True statement of facts right there!

[@TacPhoenix]

Thus I have level 4 plates.

[@bullcrapgoogle8528]

I think the point he was trying to make about answering questions is that it really does not matter if he answers questions or not, they already decided to search his vehicle in retaliation for getting their feelings hurt.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Yeah I definitely agree but my point was good forbid if this had gone to court a tricky prosecutor could play with that statement.. trust me I have seen it many times. You mean one thing and they say you meant something else

[@RobertCaruso-yf6hy]

Keep up the good work, sir. I used to live in your jurisdiction when you were a deputy, and you handled came out when a neighbor's dog was loose and interfering with my wife walking our dog. You were reasonable and fair, and you kept everyone calm (including my wife). Thank you for your service with integrity and your current work...for We The Peoole.

[@psrando]

The driver should be able to record anytime their car is being searched.

[@jerrycooper7300]

They want your windows down so they can stick their hand in your car, open the door, and jerk you out if you make them mad. How pathetic.

[@TJ-lt8wr]

Exactly

[@michaelszczys8316]

When a cop pulls me over, I try to find a spot to pull over to, open my window at the same time before even stopped, then sit with my hands on the wheel. I don't know how these people can argue with the cops, they are usually snotty with you even when you try to comply much as you can. There is no arguing with them at all anyway. It's their word against yours and YOU LOSE

[@trentphillips8484]

Jerry cooler exactly, when in reality the window being up is safer for the cop.

[@muhfkajones]

Sad that We The People have more knowledge of the Constitution than the people we pay to uphold it 🙄

[@william8889]

You have to remember he's a former police officer and sheriff's deputy he knew the law and he enforced it and the Constitution he just got sick of those who didn't

[@WilliamOfficeSupply9832]

There is no qualified immunity. Title 18 U.S.C. Section 242 Title 18 U.S.C. Section 241 Fourth Amendment. Fifth Amendment. Seventh Amendment. Eighth Amendment. Fourteenth Amendment.

[@kennyphillips5153]

People are not worried about what's in their car they're worried about what the police officers are going to put in it

[@criminalbrewing5509]

As soon as an Officer says “I smell…”, ask the Officer “Can I step out?” Then close all windows and lock all doors, as you step out.

[@kimberlyshaw5923]

This whT I'm thinking

[@cma9042]

My response would be, "Gee, that's strange cuz I don't even smoke."

[@jmojmo9170]

Then please step back away from my car I am allergic to cannabis smoke!

[@7sArts]

I just farted sir, that’s probably what you smell.

[@7sArts]

I carry a key locked in a magnetic car under the fender. When they extract me from the vehicle I roll the windows up and lock the doors

[@wademarshall4158]

This driver deserves a trophy, or a medal 🏅, or some kind of award! I enjoyed the 1st way he said "NO" with a deeper tone and a laugh afterwards. That was great!

[@tombryan1]

Can i have a trophy too? I watched it

[@benjammen7041]

Cops in my hometown were tyrants but were not stupid violent aholes right off the bat like this. They just play the I smell weed card lie

[@dr.donnawalter4380]

​@@tombryan1- plenty of participation trophies to go around. 👍

[@christiangomez8309]

Everyone notice how THE PRIVATE CITIZEN at no point in time has said MY MOTOR VEHICLE? HE SAID MULTIPLE TIMES "MY CAR"!

[@StanJamrog]

We should have the RIGHT to expect professionalism from police. If I was rude to a psych patient that was attacking me I would lose my job. Should be the same for law enforcement.

[@jessemohring3484]

If he wasnt recording them, they would have had him down on the ground and the police cam body footage would have been deleted or lost. This guy is a boss, props to him for holding his ground and knowing his rights.

[@ericwest5957]

Cops less than worthless. We would be much better off without any police

[@evolutionxbox]

Recording the incident won’t stop the police making poor decisions

[@freemanmatthews6694]

At this point they would be mad enough to kill him and say I thought he had a .you can fill in the blank.

[@HaveAGoodDayFk.U]

Lmao you really think cops care if they're being recorded. Hahaha They don't pay for the lawsuits or even get in trouble. There's a law called qualified immunity that states as long as an officer "thinks" what they're doing is bound by the law then they cannot be held accountable. Wanna stop cops being crooked. Get rid of qualified immunity.

[@dirtydirtyshisno7284]

@@evolutionxboxwon’t stop it but will make it less likely and makes it more likely that they’ll be held accountable

[@denniskuenzli2129]

Love the idea of this channel. A former officer teaching us our basic constitutional rights and how to handle officers within the confines of the law. Something most cops know very little about.

[@justinfraser9675]

America needs honest officer's like this former officer, great man great channel if l lived in America l would watch this channel before l started every day religiously, thank God I don't live in America..all the way from Australia the true land of the free...

[@oneazterisk4669]

they really do need nationwide training to keep them within their boundaries better. And we need a civilian review board. When complaints are against officers they don’t need to investigate themselves because they always find that they are never wrong and it’s usually by other officers that work in the same damn department with them

[@andyfletcher3561]

Yes! Civilian review boards. I'm not much on federal mandates,but there are a few this nation truly needs. Civilian review being one, but I'm not going to do the 50 paragraphs on that as I could do. Body cams and dash cams for ALL law enforcement, that also must be kept on at all times interacting with the public.Turning them off or muting the audio needs to be a criminal offense, even if it was intended to help the civilian. It's tampering with evidence no matter how you try to excuse it, which is criminal. ''Stop and ID'' is unconstitutional regardless of any state's statutes or codes. California, as of 1-1-24 requires law enforcement on contact to begin any interaction with the LEO's name, badge/employee number, agency, rank within that agency and all reasons for them making contact. Should be uniform across the nation. SCotUS also needs to revisit Mimms and Terry v Ohio. Both are entirely too vague and subjective. A nationwide ban on pretextual stops needs to be in place. If someone was ''weaving'' down the road, better have footage showing it. No turn signal or not used early enough, better have footage. Tail light out, better have footage and it better be out when the driver looks at it. ''Smell marijuana''?...You search, you BETTER FIND IT.

[@kingstondukes]

They are to busy trying to control his every move instead of just writing him a ticket and letting him go on his way.

[@user-kz2yt5ow7r]

My lawyer told me when I was 25, never roll down the window. Best cop advice ever!

[@kimdearrington258]

Officer's safety should NEVER override the public's safety.

[@ScottRock-mr6qk]

There was no threat there. If they had found a Handgun or some Marijuana then maybe they could've had a right to be disrespectful but it's there job (because they choose to go into law enforcement) to be kind and courtesy to the American public. I understand that they have a stressful job, but again they are the ones who took that job. Not us. We don't have to be respectful because we pay their salaries. It's like the guy that showed us this clip said we as citizens don't have to be nice. There no law that says you have to be nice to officers. They don't want to be nice to us, why should we be nice to them???

[@leewhite6425]

It doesn't.

[@rockdocandlittlebird5974]

And that's why you don't roll the window down at all. If you do, they can claim to smell something, which cannot be disproven.

[@dhilton5838]

"My attitude is not against the law!" That was a good one! Cops are to serve and protect, not police your attitudes. Personal responsibility is between you and your Maker.

[@montygrant9819]

No matter what, dude is protecting his life and rights. This officer sounds very agressive. I am actually proud of this guy who reasonably explained the law and his rights without being upset considering this officer being loud and unreasonable.

[@martinbond46]

Get a lawyer, and file a lawsuit!!!! These are corrupt cops. Sadistic narcissists.

[@jpitt]

Freedom of speech whether angry or being nice goes both ways. Some people talk with attitude some speak loud

[@adventureseeker9800]

These interactions raise blood pressure. The frustration level is palpable.

[@pancakes8701]

Love this dude. Big kudos to the driver indeed!

[@marshnpee]

Not if they violate the constitution you don't have to step out your car teach right my brother

[@reneeherr4145]

Im glad you keep us informed 😊

[@R0NThaDon]

How can you expect cops to be professional and not violate your rights when they don’t even care about killing someone.

[@jonm2416]

24:00 thank god!! Finally someone explains to the police that it's not their responsibility as a citizen to be respectful or professional or anything!

[@elsabeleroux7896]

Well said. You want respect you BEHAVE TO EARN IT.

[@ericweese4279]

for real it’s like if a server was freaking out on a customer for being difficult or rude. although frustrating, it’s not their job to make things as easy as possible and if you stoop to unprofessional you should lose your job. obv cops have much higher legal commitments to their jobs but it shouldn’t change that

[@CodeBleu724]

Right! It is not my obligation to be "Professional". It's my obligation to comply with the LAW. No law has been broken, so I am well within my rights to shut up and not help these assholes in their attempt to pin something on me.

[@russellfrierson4168]

If he is scared to walk up to the car he should be a greeter at Walmart

[@SmOoThYwOoDy]

Or better yet, be a telemarketer and never have to come in contact with any paranoid threat.

[@Pookia89]

I will vote for the marketer or if you insist him being a greeter then Whole Food greeter is safer 😅

[@lisetravis]

That would be even scarier.

[@TJ-lt8wr]

Lol, right

[@ishmaelepling9115]

Great Video of Our Helpful Police Officers at Work. Thier Parents should be Proud of the Useless Children they Raised.

[@user-dr8kd8pu4z]

That's the stupidity logic 😢of a cop to tell a citizen that he's being unprofessional

[@belisioglipet4655]

Time to start mounting doorbell cams with intercoms on our cars and not even worry about rolling down the window. You heard it here first! 😉

[@lawrencearnemann3923]

Great idea!!!

[@cbrowning762]

Good stuff. As a former deputy, I love watching 1A Audit videos. These should all be required viewing for LEOs in the academy and after. If for no other reason than to assess how they would handle it if it were them

[@grayrainbows912]

Outstanding Sir, I absolutely appreciate your comment! please please spread your view and mentality to any current deputies you still have contact with . - Thank You 🙏🏼

[@grizzlybear5321]

I will be suggesting this as part of recruit training.

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

Do you know how much money it would cost each precinct in civil asset forfeiture, extortion and imprisonment if cops were actually properly educated in the field?

[@grizzlybear5321]

@@Al-Gore-ithm I think the amount of $ won in lawsuits would justify both the monetary amount, as well as the reason why we pay them in the first place. I don't think you have a very good point at all.

[@grizzlybear5321]

@@Al-Gore-ithm The real problem is the cameras.

[@AugustinePM]

If it was an 80 year old grandma, instead of a large young black man, would they have acted the same way?

[@mickeyward5945]

Yes

[@thebrotherhood6391]

I think it was the wind making the ticket appear to "shake". Thank you for doing the video and helping us all learn more about our rights and what to do and not do when dealing with police officers.

[@goddukee]

"Roll your window down",, "stand over there". Pure ego tripping. These thug cops are the type that get good cops hurt. I don't ever remember hearing not "cooperating" is against the law in any state. If thug cops such as these would treat citizens with respect, they would get respect. Lying and barking unlawful orders isn't the way to gain respect. Pathetic example of policing in America.

[@idontcareaboutyourfeelings9230]

Lol bad cops get good cops hurt , that's bullshat cause their is no such thing as a good cop !

[@canucanoe2861]

@Mike Jasper Slight correction: There are no good cops... that last.

[@missyc5627]

Oh yeah….they really looked like a couple of heroes standing at the back of his car, on the verge of tears and losing control of their bladders. Heroes. Don’t ever forget….they are heroes and expect “we the people” to treat them like heroes.

[@punx4ever996]

I'm so glad I found your channel. It's comforting to know that you, a former officer, is still providing a service to the people. Thank you so much for educating your fellow Americans.

[@edwardgatey8301]

Is now providing a service. Never did as a cop.

[@punx4ever996]

@@edwardgatey8301 you're entitled to your opinion 👍

[@g-streetboy1353]

Exactly

[@eldrich_commie]

@@punx4ever996 What service do you think police officers provide?

[@certified_boogeyman]

@@eldrich_commie yooo We got the same screen name lol But the police do provide a service They help lighten the load when you're carrying too much money 😂

[@michaelromes8660]

IM GLAD TO SEE THIS CITIZEN STANDING UP FOR HIS RIGHTS

[@michaelfarranto585]

I am a former U. S. Army Military Police Officer as well as a former Civilian Chief-Of-Police. Thank you for your efforts to enforce our Constitution. There are too many individuals that wear a Badge and they disgrace the Oath they take. I'd be your partner on patrol with out hesitation. Because your belief is the same as mine, to seek Justice Professionally. God Bless you my Man and continue to educate us, WE THE PEOPLE! Take care. With warmest regards, I remain, Sincerely, Michael Farranto It appears I prefer your channel more than the others. I'm 80 years old this Friday. Your giving me a great birthday present an EDUCATION! God Bless/Take Care/Stay Safe! With Warmest regards, I remain, as always, Sincerely, Michael✌Peace!

[@ophidiaparaclete]

Did you know police are the faithful witnesses for the courts, the synagogue of Satan. Lawyers the ministration of condemnation. Judges the ministration of DEATH. A DEATH culture that sets the environment for war, climate is duress, nature predatory.

[@Rudeboui1620]

Semper Fi, Sir it's always refreshing to hear from LEO'S that understand and respect our rights

[@JoeBidenSucks2020]

Would you throw a dirty cop under the bus if he violated? Not being smart....serious question

[@violetenergy4392]

Now you're a military member, I can back, if you're really looking out for Americans and not a paid govt troll cause your channel is sus.. .

[@terryduncan31]

Hooah!

[@UnicornOfDepression]

"Is that a lawful order?" *"I'M A COP, THEREFORE ANYTHING I SAY IS A LAWFUL!!!"* "Not true."

[@leewhite6425]

The officers would still learn nothing if forced to watch this over and over. Used to have people jumping when questioned .

[@sabrinathompson4678]

Love this man.

[@JunkYardCardGuy]

"You a cop. Yall should know that." Best line ever. Fools standing there lookin like some clowns. I love it.

[@craigsphilippines466]

Cops are full on worried about being shot, my biggest concern is how cops think they can tell you what to do all the time, and they hate it when you stand up to them knowing your rights.

[@me8042]

Window up, window down. You can see through glass. I still don’t see why the window is such a hazard. It’s just a intimidation tactic.

[@HiroNE217]

... isn't it ironic that they are scared as shit, but instead of approaching calmly and with respect, they pour gasoline on unarmed citizens , make threats, exhibit anger (and ignorance), escalate to explosion 💥 and then are surprised that citizens return the hate.

[@phillipr1334]

Why argue. Be a hard job I'd just do it

[@michaelrogers2368]

Mr Policeman you are charged with being professional at all times. It’s part of job description.

[@policestate4879]

"They" are only concerned with generating funds as road pirates, once "they" leave academy.

[@sas8349]

It should be mandatory that police / peace officers know the law and recite the Constitution

[@superfly2449]

I have a cartoon version of the US constitution. Maybe every cop should have one, too. Maybe their mamas could read it to them.

[@scottpaget2925]

I don’t know about that, most of these incidents with police are ego driven and I think if they actually knew more about the constitution they would use it against the average citizen. They are going to do what there going to do, I would rather fight in court against a cop who doesn’t know what to say compared to a cop who does know what to say

[@user-tw7nh7jj5l]

They know it. They are hoping you don't.

[@John-yg1dg]

And thkyou we the people❤

[@user-ue6vm2oe7w]

In this case is NOT OFFICER SAFETY IT'S A CITIZENS SAFETY THAT'S IN QUESTION HERE.

[@shanejpt]

There should be reprocussions when officers lie about smelling weed, lying to create reason to search.

[@cult_of_odin]

It should never happen. Law is based on verifiable facts. How many cops have evidence that they can differentiate weed from anything else.

[@fernandofernandezespinoza7109]

Sadly the Supreme Court says cops are allowed to lie.

[@canucanoe2861]

Cops don't lie. They make mistakes. Only poor slobs like you 'n me lie and are held accountable for it..

[@stevemears3619]

They don't know the difference between weed and hemp , so if they smell hemp , they automatically say weed , which is wrong , I agree 👍 💯

[@post-leftluddite]

The War on drugs needs to ended and ALL DRUGS LEGALIZED. No other domestic policy since slavery has been used to erode the rights of citizens and expand and militarize the police than drug prohibition. That's why police unions and other law enforcement groups always oppose initiatives to decriminalize and legalize, because they know that ending drug prohibition will single handedly take away more of their power and pretexts in one fell swoop than any other policy decision. Half or more of all arrests are drug related, so if drugs are legalized, half the arrests just disappear overnight and that means the justifications for half of all law enforcement budgets disappear as well. For the majority of people, drugs are the only illegal thing they ever do and the only leverage law enforcement has over them, if drugs were legal, these people would have no reason to fear the police anymore and think about how that would alter the power dynamics.

[@bigrich6750]

With each command to “roll your window down,” you can hear the uncertainty in their voices grow with each yell. You blew their minds. This was a power trip that they thought they could win. The cop was just pissed that the driver didn’t kiss his ass, so he tried to make the driver’s life miserable.

[@johnghatti5435]

This officer is going to end up getting himself hurt or killed or the same to someone else.

[@veronicajennings1044]

@@johnghatti5435 Maybe In Prison For Life.

[@hydroy1]

@J R Not just a thug, a GANGSTER ! with a gun !

[@bluemenace04]

Looks like instead of making this driver miserable that he shot his own nerves and I wonder how hard the court laughed that charge the officer wrote up out of the court room?