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[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Thank you, LL. Keep fighting the good fight!

[@mule1995]

Most COPs could not come up with a cup of water if you tossed them into a lake!!! 🤣

[@master5248]

This officer is the epitome of ignorant in that he is and does ignore evidence.

[@mattr8904]

TYFYS! 👍

[@Phrozenpoo]

Not to mention 8:48 he runs a red light

[@tricorter1]

The fact that cops can mute their cameras is VERY dangerous

[@mookiewilson4166]

Any time they get to decide what part of a criminal investigation is included or omitted from a criminal investigation-especially their own crimes-it’s definitionally corruption.

[@lets-getbrandon4192]

It leads to tyranny

[@richardrichard5319]

Cops do whatever they want! Shut up you sheep!

[@ericbassett6389]

Agree

[@timb7775]

That alone should be reason to fire a cop.

[@EricFullwood]

But let's be clear, had he complained they'd have booked him for resisting, disorderly conduct and obstruction.

[@JTLDEN]

Lmao okie

[@stevend474]

That's after they taze him, beat him with clubs, and analy rape him while searching for contra ban. Never talk to the police without a lawyer present and never provide ID unless they can articulate the crime they suspected you of committing.

[@locus2639]

seriously

[@FullTimePRO]

1,000,000 percent.

[@DeusKDuo]

@@JTLDEN Why are you laughing that happens all the time.

[@danielmorgan6779]

What angers me is this cop’s incompetence! All he had to do is check date of birth!

[@lilmoeszyslak4810]

You expect cops to be smart?

[@Ann-kg1zd]

They can't even get house or apartment numbers correct so this shouldn't be a surprise.

[@michaeld53]

Incompetence and ignorance

[@JimCGames]

Wrong! He (the cop) didn’t have a right to check anything. There was no probable cause. End of story.

[@mofftarkin78]

@@michaeld53 It's when they toss arrogance in the mix that the trouble arises.

[@donnabressi8015]

They should not BE ALLOWED TO MUTE THEIR CAMERAS..THEY SHOULD FACE A PENALTY FOR THAT EVERY TIME

[@donnacollier8]

As someone who’s job it was to review bodycam videos, the number of private parts I’ve seen because the officers forget to deactivate their cameras…I’ve always wondered why they remember to do it when doing something wrong.

[@jeffsmall9058]

Yes a monetary penalty

[@roberjohnsmith]

They should be fired and deemed not trustworthy to hold a position of public trust

[@warcock77]

That's tampering with evidence everywhere else in the civilized world...

[@tobydobo4080]

Cameras should upload to the cloud any time they are on for complete transparency.

[@Paygelove]

The fact he says “it’s not my fault” and immediately blames dispatch is atrocious! Dispatch gave him the correct date etc it was HIM who didn’t check properly.

[@dennismood7476]

Exactly!! At the station, when the cop found out he had the wrong person, he took the person back to the storage facility. Upon his leaving, I would have said to him, "Thanks for the lift back. See you in court". The entire reason this happened is because the cop was too lazy to do his job properly.

[@sids9551]

@@dennismood7476 Wow you sound fun to talk to

[@jamega4000]

@@sids9551 no he just has common sense

[@teridoster5840]

Then he tells him “it’s more on us than it is you”, like wtf?! How is ANY of it on him? The citizen didn’t do a single thing to contribute to him being misidentified and cuffed

[@1031jmurray]

​@@sids9551 and you sound like an incel.... please don't go postal at a school because you realize people won't let you touch them....

[@heithwatkins]

For the cop it's just another day at work. But for the innocent citizen, it's his entire life at stake. That's why the police don't care. It's no big deal to them, even if it ruined your life.

[@spiderzvow1]

Same with judges

[@infosyphongaming4309]

The whole point is to ruin your life, they stop you for a turn signal and LOOK FOR MORE to hurt you with, they want you in the system it makes their job easier.

[@ghostwhite1648]

@@spiderzvow1free mason fraternity brothers dont really care what happens to regular people

[@I.____.....__...__]

It's like how you remember your doctor visits or encounters with celebrities, but you're just one of MANY that they see, so they don't remember them. Likewise, most people have few to no encounters with cops, so each one is a MASSIVE deal to them, but for cops, they grass people up every day, so it's just another Tuesday. 🤷

[@I.____.....__...__]

@@infosyphongaming4309 They come in two main flavors of evil: sadistic and greedy. The sadists look for people to hurt for fun. The greedy ones look for people to hurt to squeeze money out of them.

[@shushnik]

"It's more on us than it is on you" True. It is 100% on the cop, which is more than the 0% on his victim.

[@dobbsy22]

That was the line that got me. Even when he knows he screwed up he’s still blaming the victim somewhat!!

[@cherissemcconnell8932]

I totally yelled it’s not the victims fault at all!!! The guy driving next to looks over at me then straight forward as the window starts going up!! I guess my exasperated volume was a bit louder than I thought. Lol

[@ianbattles7290]

"Hey Officer, it's not MY job to make sure YOU don't arrest the wrong person."

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

IKR? Might as well toss some blame onto the parents. They named him.

[@erich6860]

It certainly was not "them" at fault either. This LEO F'd up and very much tried to blame everyone but himself.

[@SmEiF-]

Cops should be fired immediately upon muting or turning cams off. We the people have the power to demand these changes

[@madi4481]

No sorry, "We the people" isn't a thing to have any power. It was invented by shadow tyrants in disguise in the first place.

[@johnwebster76]

They should lose their qualified immunity. I bet not a single muting incident would occur

[@GiganticRooster-kn2lj]

You can thank the corrupt politicians and unions for this.

[@nevik2506]

It should be turned on by the supervisor at the start of the shift and turned off by the supervisor at the he end, the officer should have no control over it at all. Until then any officer who's bodycam was found to have been muted, turned off, or lost. That case should be immediately investigated, and the officer held accountable.

[@GiganticRooster-kn2lj]

You can thank corrupt politicians and unions for them having full control over their cameras.

[@abiwankinobi]

I love how the cop was trying to backtrack and remove any fault from himself. What a tool!

[@jeffshackleford3152]

Sometimes in situations, it is easier to blame " others" than have a potentially angry person next to you. I have definitely blamed others, entirely knowing it was me who did it.

[@chrisnolin3039]

Yeah, definitely quick to throw dispatch under the bus.

[@user-white007]

@@jeffshackleford3152as someone in the position without much punishment (im learning) I’ve been blamed for a ton. Ik it wasn’t my fault so I don’t care. If im in dispatch blame me all day me and you know who’s to blame

[@emmanuelwilson2780]

the dullest tool in the shed!

[@1stamendmentmedia464]

​@@Mumwaldee Well.....if the guy wasn't at the storage unit that night or even born at all for that matter, obviously this would have never happened. Ao.... maybe he does hold some responsibility for the screw up.

[@KV-DNS]

How easily it is to ruin someones life. What a joke.

[@dishonoredundead]

Lol I felt bad for the guy because I assume that was his first time, and man that must be extra scary. You're in a new town, the cop does a My Cousin Vinny where you don't even know what you're being charged with and he wont respond, and then he gets to the jail and there is an ominous tortured moaning coming from inside that sounds like someone turning into a werewolf while giving birth simultaneously. He had to be shook, and I don't blame him.

[@TheRealDrJoey]

@@dishonoredundead "I shot the clerk?" That's a confession right there!

[@Great_Lakes_Discus]

@@TheRealDrJoey my cousin Vinny

[@TheRealDrJoey]

@@Great_Lakes_Discus Did you say "Yoots?"

[@SnarkNSass]

Zactly 💯

[@Julia-dr4g0n]

This is why you never give ID when you don't have to when they ask. Cop knew he was there for no reason. 🙄

[@jasonshults368]

Blaming the victim? Well, you're broken.

[@darghoul]

Yep this is why COPS shouldn’t be asking for id unless they have a reason to demand it. Just because the government(public schools) failed to properly teach people their rights does not mean that the people fail when not standing up to the government (cops)!

[@jaybeemhardscrote7466]

Well, to be fair, it probably wouldn't have helped in this situation, I bet this person would've been detained/arrested anyway.

[@ClickClack_Bam]

Yea but YOU gotta understand what you're allowed & NOT allowed to do with this. In my State if you're under investigation you MUST display your ID & CANNOT refuse. So you'd have to know to ask the Officer if you're being detained & under investigation. Mess this up & you can be arrested over it.

[@goawaypleasethanks]

@@jasonshults368 Okay, cry about it, but they're right. Don't give your ID to cops if the law allows it.

[@aliciageary7653]

I don't understand why if the cops lock somebody up it's "oops" but if I do it I'm a "kidnapper".

[@abcdefgcdefg5178]

That's why qualified immunity needs to be removed completely because I gives them to much protection to make mistakes, mistreat people and do illegal shit with little to no repercussions, so they are absolutely careless and complacent in their incompetence

[@ianbattles7290]

Isn't it crazy how six months of police academy magically makes the laws against armed kidnapping no longer apply to you?

[@thelukesternater]

I don’t think old mate would have done this without employment at a cop shop…

[@Apollo-Computers]

You would get kidnapping and false imprisonment. Plus a bunch of other ahit. Lmfao

[@rmcdudmk212]

Thin blue line is the largest criminal organization in America today that's why. 👍

[@horbie5039]

This is what cooperating with these fools gets you. If you didn’t call them and haven’t committed a crime, you don’t have to talk to them or give them ID.

[@schmidtythekidd]

I know right. Suspicious activity being loading up a moving truck at a storage unit. Definitely something nefarious going on with that situation. 🙄

[@charleshacker4456]

why ask for I.D. when nothing going on...NO CRIME HERE because of a call. NO CRIME NO I.D. EVER.. 4TH AMENDMENT

[@jasonshults368]

Blaming the victim doesn't help right these wrongs.

[@Treyball67]

@@schmidtythekidd I just wanna know what that call was. “Um yeah there’s a group of people moving boxes from a storage space to their car suspiciously” like use your brain for a goddamn minute

[@worker-wf2em]

Sadly he would still escalate and arrest him for failure to ID or something stupid like that

[@jeffreymiller5462]

I'm 68 years old. During my entire life, I've never heard anyone utter the words, "cops are smart."

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

Not even sarcastically?

[@etherraichu]

the cops in the Parasite Eve video game are smart. When they heard from their rookie cop that an amphitheater full of people in Central Park just melted into a mass of mobile, sapient slime with pyrokinetic powers, they immediately evacuated the entire city.

[@NA-kr5uq]

Jeffrey, you talk phony smack about liberals. They're smarter than most Americans

[@nobodyimportant6582]

I have From another 🐖

[@MatthewHensley8304]

well they're not dumb they are trained in tactics which makes people feel compelled to hand over their civil rights.

[@thekow3273]

"That's on them, not me" Even though you arrested him, and refused to check the details.😂

[@OrlandoFace]

For all the people that say "just ID if you did nothing wrong". Yeah, back the blue until it happens to you. And this guy got lucky as it only took a few hours out of his life and a burst of stress. Many others aren't so lucky.

[@frotobaggins7169]

Now imagine if he had some medical emergency, like a stroke or heart attack, from the sudden stress load. One minute you're moving boxes the next minute you're being falsely arrested for a crime you didn't commit because cops are brain dead idiots.

[@yeeaabooii9135]

Police protect you and your family from the worst of the worst, people you wouldn't want you or your family around. You should speak with a little more respect for the men and women who put their life on the line. If you had an ounce of courage you would get out of the basement and become a police officer and show them how it done chicken shit.

[@corinthiansdaniels3728]

Unfortunately in my state I don't have a choice Ohio yay

[@Sulfen]

@@corinthiansdaniels3728 Vote out the Republicans in your state. They always try to make the states that they run feel more like nazi germany with their stop and ID crap.

[@hushpuppi3]

As the other guy commented, some states literally require you to ID so 'just don't ID if the cop didn't suspect you of committing a crime' only 'works' in some states

[@spoofer187]

Once again muted body cams! This is the biggest problem I have with cops! They should not be able to mute their cams. They like to do this so they can talk freely without been caught doing illegal stuff that they like to do!

[@fasillimerick7394]

Police not muting or disabling bodycams can be a double-edged sword at times. I forget the details of the case, but there was an unmuted and, strangely, unredacted video of a detective using the head. It wasn't graphic, but definitely awkward. Turned out he was a "wadder" rather than a "folder".

[@thomraine600]

This should be a fireable offense immediately for either muting or turning off the body cam. They are wearing them for a reason !

[@elmamo2000]

@@thomraine600 Exactly, I see it equivalent to tampering with evidence.

[@spoofer187]

@@fasillimerick7394 thanks for that image 👍 🤣

[@StripedJacket]

@@fasillimerick7394 they should be able to turn it off for those instances and be off the clock during that period of time If they do it in the middle of work it should be an infraction of some sort. If it’s during an arrest or an interaction it should be considered a bigger infraction or at worse a crime. Some sort of nuance

[@kimberlycarrigan8824]

If i gave the wrong medications to the wrong patient, then i would lose my job. But they can arrest the wrong person whenever they want and nothing happens to them.

[@mred8002]

And, we couldn’t blame it on anyone else, either. Guess we were in the wrong business.

[@Oliviaandtrina]

You could even be arrested for that! And you can't claim ignorance if you messed up like that. But for them, nothing. Cost the taxpayers hundreds of thousands and half of them don't even get a slap on the wrist, some even get promoted.

[@kimberlycarrigan8824]

@mred8002 yup. Imagine being able to be at up your patient and say that he was resisting treatment or reducing to show you his wristband. Haha!

[@benanderson3041]

But if they had the same name it would be the doctors fault for ordering the medicine

[@kimberlycarrigan8824]

@@benanderson3041 no. I have lots of performed with the same name. That isn't an excuse. I need to verify I have the right patient

[@fantasyskeep]

These mute buttons need to go. That should absolutely never be allowed to happen.

[@richarddavis2961]

This police officer couldn’t investigate himself out of a port a potty. True genius with a pew pew.

[@benanderson3041]

Well he could but he belongs in one so he may not for officer safety

[@TrewlPatrol]

What in the F is the point of a body cam if they’re just going to mute it when they feel like it!? Shouldn’t even be an option for cops to mute, turn off, EVER! IF something needs to be kept private concerning the CITIZENS privacy, it can be done after. EVERYTHING else the cop is doing needs to be 100% transparent.

[@cwhit0110]

True!!! We also need to have the body cam footage uploaded to an independent database. There are always cases of them trying to burry body cam footage.

[@skillethead15]

Body cams should be required to be on and operating the entire time during an encounter. And should have to stay on until the officer goes on a break or ends his shift.

[@TrewlPatrol]

@@skillethead15 the policy, no, the law should be….once body cam is activated at the beginning of the shift, it shall not be turned off, muted or blocked in any manner at any time. It’s entire content must be available to the public, aside from private information of private citizens. Any tampering or editing results in immediate dismissal AND charges to the person in charge of that audio and video.

[@nickstover9156]

@@TrewlPatrol I do believe that the LEOs have private time as well as citizens. lunch bathroom personal calls etc. i do also want entire interactions to be recorded.

[@TrewlPatrol]

@@nickstover9156 fair enough. During ANY interaction with the public. They could have it where they call into dispatch when they go on break or have a bathroom break where it’s turned off via dispatch

[@GlenCychosz]

I'm surprised he didn't still arrest him and charge him with obstruction and resisting arrest. I have seen that too many times.

[@karinaz8756]

That happens when you don’t give up your ID. This guy gave up his rights and handed his over

[@williamholsey]

Cop needs to be in prison for illegal detention, illegal arrest, kidnapping, hostage taking, assault and battery with a deadly weapon, conspiracy, false imprisonment, falsifying his report to his supervisor. Especially after he said" it's more of us than it is you". That was police harassment

[@LikeSpee]

Assault & battery charge would be a stretch and he said “that’s more ON us then it is on you.” Everything before that-yes…

[@Bureaucromancer]

@@LikeSpee Agreed with the law being what it is, but I really think we should push hard for precedent that ANY force AT ALL is inherently excessive if the arrest was bad.

[@28AccountsRemoved]

To be fair, they're in the wrong to one extent only. "Do you have any proof?" Proof of what exactly? Suspicious activity isn't a suspected crime. Answer should have been "GFYS."

[@TheUnknownDungeon]

I like how the cop stares at the ID for a good 10 to 15 seconds as though he's hoping the birthdate will magically change before his very eyes.

[@facetiouslyinsolent8313]

If that officer is incapable of being the doorman at a strip club how in the hell did he get that badge? The level of pure stupidity is mind-boggling. Of course, he blames someone else for his ignorance.

[@alexschorr9551]

Remember, police actively kick out and deny people for people “too smart” for the police, and courts have ruled that police are allowed to refuse people joining the police based solely on being too intelligent for their standards. They want dumb people.

[@GFTCNJ]

Being a cop is much easier.

[@chairfacechippendale8540]

He got the badge because he is incapable of being a doorman at a strip club. Lol all you have to have is a pulse a less than 2 chromosomes to be a cop.

[@revmsj]

🤣

[@roomdog40]

No good people want to be cops anymore. This is what BLM got you.

[@strider8933]

No Officer... this is ABSOLUTELY on you! YOU had the license, YOU HAD the dob, YOU had the name, and YOU needed to correlate the info!!! PERIOD!!!!

[@Omnidestrophic]

The saying that gets people in these jobs is as follows: complacency leads to contempt.

[@OGBOOTSY]

They always ask For the id Dob.... Then refuse to verify.

[@I.____.....__...__]

@@OGBOOTSY They don't ask for ID for work, they do it for pleasure. Weird, kinky, fetish pleasure. 😒

[@ryanmichelle6624]

This poor man is so sweet and calm and patient. Wish him nothing but happiness in his life.

[@GFTCNJ]

That’s how to be. He already knows the cop goofed anyway

[@milehighgambler]

​@@GFTCNJ no there's no "should be". Cops aren't automatically granted respect, nobody is. This man knew that he had a potential lawsuit on his hands, and is carefully playing by the rules

[@Xunkiira]

​@MileHighGambler You should respect everybody, my guy, unless they are actively disrespecting you. While I agree, you shouldn't respect cops more than your average Joe, you should be more careful around them, because power corrupts. This cop wasn't an ass about it, so he got to keep his respect, or he would from me at least. The unfortunate Joe in this handled himself perfectly in this situation

[@John-ue9pt]

Yes God bless that guy

[@07deelee]

He threw the dispatcher straight under the bus. 😂

[@leiflundberg5156]

Guilty before proven innocent

[@madtabby66]

Always.

[@Yevad75]

I love how the cop was on his phone and runs a red light taking the man back.

[@c.j.cleveland7475]

Oh, good. I'm not the only one who saw that.

[@JenniferFuchek]

Of course he did. He's got that polished piece of metal that magically gives superiority

[@df5826]

People called about someone loading something into two trucks AT A RENTAL STORAGE PLACE!!! Why did 911 send the police? It sounds like normal behavior for the location.

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

Because it was after normal hours. Plenty of storage places get robbed, especially at night.

[@Barely___Editing]

@@Eidolon1andOnly it was open?

[@fettel1988]

@@Eidolon1andOnly WTF is "normal" hours? My life doesn't operate on your perception of normal

[@Crazy_Terryy]

@@Eidolon1andOnlythe sign is lit up that says “OPEN”

[@rg9810]

​@@Eidolon1andOnly There are plenty of 24/7 storage units EVERYWHERE

[@kennethfrese9348]

I am sure the dispatchers who give this man the information he needs to stay safe on scenes will appreciate him rolling them under the bus.

[@jeffg2236]

He was very lucky to be released , normally when they realize they broke the law , they will start a fight or claim you moved on them and get a bunch of charges and a beating.

[@jamierupert7563]

Exactly

[@karenjackson9004]

The cops do that to cover up their own mistakes. They should be fired on the spot for complete incompetence and unfitness for duty.

[@suetilston8733]

Muting of ANY kind should be a fireable offense!!

[@brianbickle7395]

Yes, we should be able to hear auditurd names and priors😊😊

[@cameronjames3499]

From a cannon.

[@KIDRR]

No punishment for the cops, only the tax payer. Until this changes drastically this will continue to happen.

[@miciso666]

the sheep keep paying...

[@The-Cat]

Fox news: yea but we have to be TOUGH ON CRIME!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dewmontain123]

Seriously you have people that want to be tough on the most ridiculous "crimes" And then you have tyrants. Wtf. People grow up in the streets and understand petty "crimes" Others grow up being "saints" and think theyre perfect. Im lost bruh.

[@emporergrimes]

suspended with pay.

[@I.____.....__...__]

If cops have no consequence for their actions, why _wouldn't_ they keep doing bad stuff? Why should they stop? 🤷

[@eapbking1]

The only literal reason for a cop to be able to mute or even turn off their body cam is to hide evidence against themselves!

[@StealthySandwich]

Officer to himself: "I swear, every time I arrest the wrong person, they tell me the same old story."

[@jayandreas1131]

Must be great to live in a world where nothing is ever your fault.

[@GoToPhx]

GREAT comment! I'm laughing, but I also want to cry that this is the sad truth when it comes to many cops.

[@christiane5984]

@@GoToPhx I know right...

[@GregBurch]

We need to treat them as they treat us. Everything is their fault. They are always suspicious. They are always guilty until proven innocent. Never to be trusted.

[@emiliopena205]

And that’s exact reason why you don’t just hand over your stuff without committing a crime

[@karinaz8756]

Exactly. The receipt should have been enough.

[@FlyMIfYouGotM]

It's really amazing how smart their dash and body cameras are. They are so smart they always know exactly when to fail!

[@AlexeiTetenov]

Abolish "Qualified Immunity" and create penalties for crimes that cops commit.

[@ARedMotorcycle]

We're way beyond that. And they'll never do that. Let's do something else. Anger is a gift. 🐷-------- 💥 🔫 🤠

[@I.____.....__...__]

What's a cop's favorite president? Nixon. If a cop does it, it's NOT a crime. If a civilian falsely imprisons someone, it's a crime. If a cop does it, "oopsiedoopsies 🤷".

[@The-KP]

The injustice system protects cops, from the Supreme Court on down. Particularly the current Six conservatives, they'll never budge on QI, no matter how good the cases or appellate opinions.

[@MrBKings]

Seeing how most of them are invaders they should be sent back home.

[@taraluna8471]

Why do they have the ability to mute there cameras at all, it should be a crime to do so.

[@DaveBigDawg]

I agree

[@voodoorecon8070]

Set the example, record yourself at all times while at work. Be the change you want to see.

[@jedstanaland2897]

Confirmation of an identity is an absolute must. This police officer dropped the ball and just screwed this innocent man.

[@frotobaggins7169]

The idiot officer had EVERYTHING he needed but was simply to dam stupid to know what to do or how to do it. You can't fix stupid and you can't train a rock.

[@deemcclanahan]

love how the cop keeps saying, "it's not on you, it's more on me" as if anything this man did put him in this situation

[@hillwin10]

Even though this cop is a complete incompetent moron, at least no one escalated. I hope the law suit goes through.

[@joekabotz734]

So agreed. However blaming his co-workers for his numb-nut incompetence also demonstrates his loyalty.

[@buck45osu]

I'll take him being willing to notice a mistake. Watch too many of these where the cop refuses to admit wrong even when clearly wrong. I've blamed my mistakes on co workers before. I can honestly forgive that part because he was willing to drive the dude back immediately and saying sorry. Yes he screwed up but was willing to try to make it up. He wasn't malicious.

[@wboyd33]

​@buck45osu There was a part in the video where he said something like "if it's wrong, it's on me" then throws dispatch under the bus.

[@bradpotter6401]

If one of those people stood up for their rights and refused to ID, the cop probably would have escalated the situation.

[@blainelytle341]

And if the land lord / Owener was the one to call the cops , he took should be sued.

[@michaellowe3665]

And they wonder why not everyone wants to give up their ID immediately.

[@Jugalassas]

I bet that cop will never admit his mistakes!!!!!!

[@near--zero]

yep I get the same vibe

[@paul1234730]

of course not. cops never do

[@Mikevdog]

He's a hero 😆

[@lordfizzz]

Cops die w the damn lie that's the blue line

[@cobracommander9138]

You can't talk about cops on the off chance that you might need them one day and they will go into the youtube comment section and see that you criticized them and not help you!

[@patriciavasquez6113]

He jumped down to look at the computer all intently like “ no way, I know I’m not wrong” as if looking really hard at the computer was going to make the two birthdays match

[@hockeyref8789]

Lying about an arrest shows malicious intent. U stated several times he ignored all the info available from dispatch. Funny how quickly he turned on his blue line dispatcher.

[@jrutman4441]

It's amazing and disturbing how easily they'll take away someone's freedoms for literally no reason at all. And shrug it off like it's no big deal

[@markbanks4738]

It is no big deal. It affected him none whatsoever. He could care less

[@Bureaucromancer]

@@markbanks4738 Being kidnapped affected him "non whatsoever"?!?!? wtf is wrong with you.

[@achesst]

@@Bureaucromancer He means it's not big deal for the cop, who remains unaffected by his traumatizing of the innocent people. At least, I think that's what he means.

[@robertculver9470]

The officer knew he screwed up and tried to blame dispatch so he didn't have face the false arrest. The officer needs to be held accountable for his negligence and the only way that will happen is if the department is held accountable.

[@honor_in_america1864]

​@@markbanks4738well I'm definitely not very happy this incident occurred I can tell you that

[@chargerman440]

It’s nice that police go through so much training to avoid stuff like this

[@johnryan-he2ru]

What training.

[@joedkat]

@@johnryan-he2ru It was sarcasm...

[@infosyphongaming4309]

Their training is psychological manipulation and firearm/fighting to control us. That's why ZERO COPS KNOW THE LAW!

[@patrickwilliams6464]

He did what he was trained to do, they are trained to make as much arrest as possible. The thought of making sure of an actual crime is certainly not part of training.

[@ReelRonDog]

Lol cosmetologists go through longer training.

[@Rudy_86]

Had almost the same thing happen to me when I was a teenager. Cops picked me up and tried to question before calling my dad. They thought I was a guy with a somewhat similar last name. They finally asked me after like 45 mins to an hour of accusing me of all this stuff they finally said, well aren't you so and so? I was like no, and gave my name. No apology or anything from them.

[@jasonshults368]

As long as they are not held accountable for their unlawful acts, cops will commit more and more unlawful acts. Accountability for crimes, "errors", etc. will lessen the likelihood that these crimes continue.

[@karinaz8756]

Dude voluntarily gave up his ID. That’s his fault.

[@voodoorecon8070]

Mr. Neckbeard, the internet thanks you for your opinion. It completely conforms to society's standards which have existed since policing was invented.

[@ddg3210]

"Negligence but not with malice" is the exact right description of this. The cop was respectful, patient, and was fast to remove the handcuffs and free the man as soon as he realized the mistake. However he failed to investigate properly, didn't pay attention to important details, didn't listen to the suspect, and then falsely blamed others. In a weird way I wished our legal system was improved to such a point such that these were the types of situations we were normally encountering. Instead it typically is with malice/power-tripping/cruelty. :(

[@Loosesapphire5135]

Stealing people off the streets is 100% unacceptable ! Ignorance of the criminal act is never an excuse.

[@knowEyeDeer]

Ignorance of the criminal act is never an excuse, for you and I.

[@Loosesapphire5135]

@@knowEyeDeer just because these domestic terrorists hiding behind our servants positions, acting they do, does not mean it HAS to be accepted. It's accepted as you make it out, because no1 has in assemblage put these traitors on notice to the facts. That being, we are not under the rule of the crowns authority as these servants are consenting to, regardless to the fact we employ them, which is specifically their recognizing being traitors without question on out faces. The crown & king of the corporation of England has absolutely authority nor power whatsoever, as common law has taken that & given it to the people, where thee only thing that prevents us from asserting our full power & authority is apathy, laziness, chosen ignorance over wilful assertion of freedom & liberty. As Americans we are NEVER to negotiate with terrorists, ever, as per the constitution, regardless of how weak the people behave it is still as strong as it ever was.

[@alteredinstinct6065]

kidnapping and the officer should be arrested and charged

[@knowEyeDeer]

@@Loosesapphire5135 cool. How often do the cops get held fully accountable? I'm saying that you and I aren't allowed to be ignorant of the law, qualified immunity means that it doesn't work the other way around - ignorance of the law is totally an excuse for cops, it just shouldn't be. Sorry you didn't understand my obvious sarcastic point...

[@Loosesapphire5135]

@@knowEyeDeer I'm not at all misunderstanding a thing, you're taking thee bootlicker perspective like a burning flag & running with it. As ifvwe ALL don't know how they operate 😄 I've dealt with it in court more than once, where every 1, attorney included are in on it. Thee only thing I've never seen is, others assembling as I'd said to declare our independence from the crown & tyranny. It's straight vile how absolutely spineless this entire country is, bowing by the millions to a few 100.

[@tomlevasseur8550]

Imagine if the good citizens put up even the slightest resistance or showed the slightest anger.

[@tdog652041]

Resisting, obstruction, disorderly, the usual mantra.

[@benanderson3041]

Straight to jail

[@calebtheholyman545]

"It's more on us than it is on you" is a very strange way of saying "It's entirely on us and not at all your fault, as you are an innocent civilian who did absolutely nothing wrong"

[@vergil1us]

Implying that the guy was somehow in the wrong for daring to have the same name as a random guy with a warrant smh

[@erich6860]

@@vergil1us How dare he share the name of another person. What was he thinking when he was born? GAWD... 🤣😂🤣😂

[@kbre2292]

I was about to say the same. What a terrible non-apology.

[@I.____.....__...__]

The cop should be a KZbinr with apology-skills like that. 😂 He probably also blames his domestic-abuse-victims as well "why do you make me hurt you?" 😒

[@gamerdude2455]

The victim was very well behaved despite what was happening.

[@ClickClack_Bam]

Acting up WON'T help your case. It won't increase your lawsuit percentage either. In fact you can turn your release into an arrest that defeats the purpose of the mistake & don't think that Police don't know this & won't try to use this to jam you up.

[@ChristopherJones-lt3le]

Unless they double down on the mistake and he sits in jail. Being a passive good boy isn’t always a good thing.

[@alexh8613]

@@ClickClack_Bam Actually, acting up does tend to get you a higher payout. When you act all nice and calm, the officer acts nice and calm like this guy did. If you start to challenge the police, stiffen up a little bit, that's when police start to get violent. If you could add some "injuries" to the lawsuit, your payment will be much higher. However, you do have to walk that fine line of not breaking the law while doing so. That's why recording is a must

[@joelfrankel708]

Even though the guy was totally innocent I have strong feeling he's been in a lot of trouble in the past. Cause if that was me I would have been bugging out saying no way in the world. You have the wrong guy. Double triple check!!!@@

[@ClickClack_Bam]

@@alexh8613 Feel free to point to the section of the law that states ANYTHING about: "And hereby when falsely arrested, acting up shall increase your payout on top of the law(s) violated to (insert percentage here)". NEVER seen it so go ahead & point to the law regarding this discovery.

[@Street_Support]

I hope Mr. Bowman refuses to ID himself in the future, cops are not our friends!

[@emporergrimes]

suspended with pay.

[@neenernener]

I guess it's too much to expect a bit of humility or an apology... Way to be a level headed grownup Mr. Bowman! God Bless ya

[@thedappercook]

Why are bodycams allowed to be muted and tampered with? Tricky cop blaming everyone else but himself on Bodycam. Knows exactly what he's doing.

[@sudokode]

I locked up the wrong person once. They had the nerve to complain that I'm not even a cop 🙄

[@ArizonaJoshua]

Wow! How dare they! I bet they also accused you of kidnapping too huh?

[@LR69511]

[@sudokode]

​@@ArizonaJoshua yeah, they started yelling and telling me about rights and laws. I'm like look, I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure I can do this. I figure it's on them to know those laws 🤷

[@dishonoredundead]

Thank you for your service. People don't get that someone lied to a cop once, so no cop anywhere should listen to anything anyone has to say, or do an investigation. And I'm guessing these people were in a dangerous area, where a crime was possibly committed at some point too, so you had every right to snatch them up.

[@t1czer]

Dude, that sucks! But i'm sure the investigation conducted by yourself on yourself showed no faults!

[@quokka_11]

Why, again, would you refuse to identify if you're not legally obligated to? Oh yeah, this.

[@robrose4694]

They have no regard for the fact that we are human beings and they couldn’t handle a second of what they put us through.

[@valentinius62]

Making an arrest is such an adrenaline rush for them, they can't be bothered with details and stuff like evidence.

[@voodoorecon8070]

Yeah, you would do much better than these stupid cops. Here is a gun, now show us how it's done.

[@matj3296]

When you're a hammer, everything is a nail...

[@calibancommand]

It’s a case of positive reinforcement gone wrong. “I get to do my job hooray” supersedes “am I doing my job right?”

[@williamhickock1203]

it makes them hard as a rock

[@CraigGrant-sh3in]

They do it all of the time. They held a very attractive blonde in custody for two weeks because they thought she was the black haired meth dead PICTURED on the warrant . They never looked at the middle name on her license nor her DOB. A man was taken on a warrant and was never booked or anything but held for weeks even after proving by ID that he wasn't the guy with a warrant. He lost his job because he lost his security clarence he needed for work.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

As part of the lawsuits, pull their certification and ban them from ever getting certified again. Don't let them resign so they can get hired at another precinct and do it all over again. STOP THE INSANITY!!!

[@ETT64]

You're being too nice.

[@wadewalton9612]

Never ask for money...just five minutes in a locked room...that will be the only thing that will make change

[@M3rVsT4H]

Personal liability/malpractice insurance. If a Dr, lawyer or plumber needs it to conduct business. Why don't cops... It would remove the burdon of paying for cops mistakes from the taxpayers, and the cost of increased premiums would price bad cops out of the industry.

[@Platoface]

Go after their bond. That’s an instant $40k.

[@robertschwartzman195]

That's The Brady List and can. E er work for any police department ever again and never be allowed to own or carry a gun.

[@abcdefgcdefg5178]

Officers SHOULD NOT be able to mute their body cam for any reason while on duty

[@jaywhittemore5878]

I love the arrest first then confirm second. Awesome policing. 👏

[@epjetta]

The power of remaining silent cannot be underestimated.

[@wallypalmer4704]

Muting the body cam should never be allowed. Should result in immediate termination. If everything they do and say is above board, there should never be a reason to mute the camera.

[@colinmcmasters5819]

Police often say things that shouldn't be available to the public. The mute is to protect secret police tactics, the identities of undercovers, the identities of minors.

[@Chapps1941]

Muting or disabling the bodycams should be the same as being guilty.

[@M3rVsT4H]

There is no better friend in this world, than the one who helps you move. I hope he finds a great lawyer and holds this dept to a higher standard

[@benc.enlots]

A friend helps you move,.... a real friend helps you move bodies.

[@1topfueldrag]

You know who your true friends are when it’s time to move

[@Oliviaandtrina]

The way he instantly blamed dispatch said a lot. Even though this whole time he clearly doesn't listen very well to anyone or anything. At multiple points the way he responds, or doesn't respond, it's very clear he's not listening or paying attention. I hope his department will play this back and notice how inattentive and careless he is.

[@j.p.f.4007]

But dispatch was at fault.... sure, they corrected the date and it went in one ear and out the other of the cop... but dispatch should have demanded a confirmation from the cop and neither of them got a confirmation. Dispatch had their head up their ass.

[@oblivionsa7973]

I'm sure they couldn't care less because none of them are held accountable for their mistakes, even when it costs innocent people their lives.

[@benfrank9622]

He's like me now, but he's much older.

[@ubuntuafrique5802]

People should learn about their rights. They didn’t have to ID at all in the first place

[@ericwilliams1659]

But than we would be seeing a video of them beening arrest for "enter bs charge here"

[@NA-kr5uq]

Then you would've seen police brutality take place, bcs that's how they react to ID refusal

[@ubuntuafrique5802]

@@ericwilliams1659 I thought you lived in the land of the free. You’re describing a police state.

[@ericwilliams1659]

@Ubuntu Afrique America has not been free for a while. Many rights we openly reduced in the name of security after 9/11.

[@ericwilliams1659]

@Ubuntu Afrique in the USA the police are taught that they are at war with us. And at any second they could die, so "their safety" always comes first.

[@daryl6591]

Remember we are cowards. Ask the children of Uvalde.

[@natewilson8797]

WOW. THAT WAS DEEP

[@elbuggo]

Uvalde was pure theater on live news.

[@markbanks4738]

We might but they made it so we can’t

[@richardkinghorn4729]

@@natewilson8797it was deep but true.

[@daryl6591]

@elbuggo . Thanks love bootlickers. Back the blue till it happens to you

[@PaddyThePole]

I wish him to win the lawsuit.

[@javierblaze]

It's unfortunate that if he were to refuse to identify, he could have been unlawfully arrested for "obstruction" or "failure to identify". Or whatever reason they conjure up. I hope he wins his lawsuit. Best of luck sir!

[@paisleymaxbridges6154]

Neither would work in this situation because he had no crime they commited and it was all confirmed they could take whatever and had permission to

[@chattingman6777]

Bro if you don't understand the law why comment. Random people on the streets don't have to identify themselves. Smh. 🤡

[@implodingfruitz8093]

​​@@chattingman6777 thats why he said he could be UNLAWFULLY arrested🤡

[@alejandrobedolla2106]

@@paisleymaxbridges6154 what part of “UNLAWFULLY ARRESTED” don’t you understand? One has to contest the charges after being unlawfully arrested, not before.

[@lowwprofile]

Literally got threatened with being arrested for obstruction last night when I questioned why I was being asked to ID (they no reason to think I was involved in criminal activity).

[@jensenpete]

Holy crap. I called this police department. They are soooooo rude.

[@feralhomunculus]

"It's more on us than it is you"?! No. It's 100% on the cop. He didn't even care to check. Just went on autopilot. Wtf? He should've been apologizing profusely.

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

100>0.

[@snyderdad771]

Cops says dispatch confirmed this guy. No, dispatch gave him the info and the cop failed to confirm him.

[@Barriotales]

Always happy when lackluster uploads give lackluster his own mainstream cable news

[@kymharris6065]

Me toooo and I get upset when I don’t see any new uploads lol

[@ArizonaJoshua]

I hate when Lackluster uploads because we shouldn't have incompetent cops in our justice system yet we do.

[@hereforthecomments456]

He gets more views here than he would on cable news

[@Strawn149]

@@hereforthecomments456 💯

[@verbatimshelf3121]

i like how he stares at the ID after he realizes like hes trying to work something out to charge or like find a reason to say its him.

[@onistgaming5177]

the double check on the laptop was a nice touch too lol

[@emgutter]

Instead of just taking the cuffs off right away…

[@Gaphid]

Proof that even if you do comply with their ridiculous id claims they can still catch you for stuff you haven't done

[@YodaWasSith]

You can beat the rap but you can't beat the ride, even if you're totally innocent

[@carnivoreisvegan]

It's now suspicious activity to move stuff out of storage units? 🤣🤣

[@KFCLOVERMY]

Making mistakes happens sometimes, but having zero accountability for his mistakes is a big problem...

[@SomeRandomHuman717]

If I'm on the federal civil rights jury, my damages "pay scale" says getting placidly cuffed and stuffed is worth a minimum of $1,000,000 plus attorney's fees and court costs. Had he stepped across the jail threshold, that price tag would have doubled, so the county dodged a bullet there. This pay scale is calibrated based on the woman and her child getting who got violently cuffed and stuffed at the Starbucks receiving $8.5 million. I no longer give a shit about the taxpayers footing the bill---they are the ones who elect the politicians who allow this bullshit to go on endlessly, so screw 'em. I no longer give a shit about disciplining or punishing the officers, as if the "discipline" of a two-week paid vacation is punishment, and i the end the blue line gang of thugs will take care of its own. The only concern for me is just compensation for the victim whose rights were violated.

[@Kris_P._Bey_Ken]

FU

[@edwardscott3262]

They limit what you can award as damages. You can make up whatever the hell you want but they won't have to pay it. The judge will instantly reduce it. Do you know why cops all make the same contempt of cop arrests? Because those minor charges are practically lawsuit proof. They know if you go see a civil rights lawyer your lawyer is going tell you sure you can sue for this very obvious violation of your rights but it will cost you tens of thousands in lawyer fees to win a couple grand tops in civil court. Sure you can get lawyers fees on top but it's a big risk for the lawyer. Most lawyers won't even take the case because if they lose they are out thousands of dollars in work. Even if they win the jury or judge might not award lawyers fees so they just spent years on a case for nothing. The system likes it that way so even lawyers are afraid to bring cases of obvious police abuse. The system is way way more broken than anyone can imagine. It's broken intentionally by the people running the system. They want it unfair. They work really hard to keep it unfair. It's so broken there's no quick fixes and anyone telling you if we just do this one thing everything will be great is straight up lying to you. People like to blame Qualified Immunity. Even in states that have removed Qualified Immunity nothing changes because the system is exactly the same. Suing a cop personally is exactly the same as suing their department. Well not exactly, judges give cops way more leeway when they don't have QI protecting them.

[@chiro-quack-tor2108]

All humans are pretty stupid... it's sad that stupid taxpayers have to pay so much for stupid.

[@MrBKings]

@@edwardscott3262 You gave a great explanation of why goyim can't get justice in the Jewnited States of America.

[@yeeaabooii9135]

Great go ahead and pay them with your taxpayer free money you get.

[@RobertoTaylor]

It bogles my mind, that in this day and age with all the technology available, they wouldn't even have a picture attached to the warrant to at least try to confirm identity.

[@phaedrus000]

When you are as grossly incompetent as the average LEO, even a picture isn't going to help you. They regularly arrest people based on a picture that looks absolutely nothing like them.

[@Apollo-Computers]

Too logical. Just like they have a phone that can be used to read the laws but they won't.

[@TCK-9]

They probably do/did, but you saw how much trouble he had using that laptop with his steroid swollen fingers. It probably never crossed his mind. He heard 'warrant' and got excited and everything else left his tiny mind.

[@user-lx9jm1wo3h]

Kidnapping, false imprisonment, and a lot of other charges should be filed against the officer.

[@jbcfamily4802]

LoL your funny. Maybe your unaware but "mens rea" is required for those charges. Meaning he must have done it with intent and provable beyond reasonable doubt intent. If this can't be proven only negligent laws apply.

[@frotobaggins7169]

@@jbcfamily4802 That's funny, when cops do it, intent is all that matters. When a citizen does it, intent is meaningless. So if I drive my car and didn't notice the headlight was out, does that mean I can't be charged because I didn't intend to. If I accidentally fire my gun and it hits the neighbor, does that mean I shouldn't be charged because I didn't intend to hurt anyone.

[@jbcfamily4802]

@@frotobaggins7169 Those aren't criminal offenses they are traffic offenses. "Men's rea" is only applicable to criminal charges. Although negligence is criminal as well, its very definition implies it was an accident. Therefore, men's rea isn't needed. If your gun goes off by accident then it just means you won't be as severely punished. The cop at best could face negligence.

[@monimik3572]

@@jbcfamily4802 he didn’t say he is, he said SHOULD. Everyone knows about qualified immunity. They should b charged with the same criteria as citizens. It breeds misconduct and corruption.

[@YodaWasSith]

​@J&BCFamily Can't prove malice against Natzweiler-Struthof guards. We still hung them at the Hague though.

[@nose_fart]

"Sorry man it's more on us than it is on you" It's literally 100% all on you guys. You kidnapped this man.

[@The-Cat]

Fox news: if you don't comply police get a pass to force you to comply. WE HAVE TO BE TOUGH ON CRIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT'S WAR ON CHRISTMAS DAMMIT!!!!

[@JesseJames7-8-9]

Same happened to me in New Orleans. I locked my keys in MY car and was trying to coat hanger it open. In broad daylight, for like more than an hour. I was low on money and couldn’t really afford a locksmith. After a while I hear a cruiser screech to a stop behind me, guns drawn. I try to explain that it was my car, they cuff me, no Miranda, and tell me that I had a warrant out of Baton Rouge. I’ve never been to Baton Rouge. They left me in the car for 2 hours. Then they called a locksmith (that I was charged for) to see if it was indeed my car. These are things why people distrust cops.

[@mystuff1405]

Cops are mean as hell. It's a rough job they have to do. Some eventually grow up and knock it off. Most don't so don't trust any of them. They lie to you to get you to convict yourself.

[@jenshansen7435]

It is exceedingly unlikely that either the police or the locksmith could legally force you to pay that bill. You were charges for his services, but I hope you did not pay for them?

[@K10wNs-Shed]

Having a very common name sucks sometimes. I've been arrested in a very similar situation of mistaken identity. All three names match, date and month of birth matched, wrong year. Its 6 hours out of your day you never get back. I was even more shocked when I seen on the police computer there were 16 other people in the same state with the identical name and all within a 10 year birth date range of mine.

[@brizzNcheese]

They refuse to take accountability for their own actions. Incredible! He also did his utmost to keep the call to the Sgt. off record. They probably wanted to stash the body cam footage or he just forgot he had it unmuted.

[@djekdozovitch3679]

They are allergic to accountability.

[@m1keway266]

This same exact thing happened to me. I was arrested and the officer said I had a warrant. I knew I didnt and I told him that, he proceeds to arrest me and while they were booking me then they realized that the guy had a different birthday, same first and last name, not the same middle name. And this guy was 40 years older than me. The officer said dispatch made the mistake, but I now know who really messed up. Its basically the same exact situation that happens in this video.

[@steveg18556]

9:20 ignorance of the law and law enforcement procedures is an acceptable excuse for LAW ENFORCEMENT officers?! Insane

[@jamesmalcolm6976]

But NOT FOR US, fact

[@GHSSINCE2010]

8:49 Red light

[@mengkhang1037]

This is the worst kind of police, the kind that does not do their do diligence and push blame from their own mistakes onto a faceless entity. All for the sake of saving face. It's so important to know your rights.

[@DeanDangerousTDD7]

I want to give props to lackluster for always covering these police encounters in a honest & unbiased manner. Your channel is by far, the most accurate channel on utube when it comes to this type of content. Thanks for all of your work towards the pursuit of JUSTICE. - American Intermediary

[@chadstinson9886]

I also enjoy his work great KZbinr.

[@HyBrad]

I watch all of Lacklusters videos, but there is definitely a little bit of bias in some of his videos. I don't mind it, and I like the content, but it is hard to not have at least a little bit of bias.

[@DeanDangerousTDD7]

@@HyBrad Any examples that you can think of......................?

[@bhambhole]

He didn't even admit that it was his fault, he blamed dispatch. He kidnapped this guy and took him to the gates of hell where someone was screaming in the background. So many innocent people hurt by their failure to accomplish simple tasks.

[@quincybirwood2629]

They never want to take responsibility for their actions. It doesn't matter if it's a small error or a large one.

[@I-md6mq]

You literally need to do their job for them.

[@Heffelz8]

Never give up your ID for a “suspicion” of a crime. No crime committed, no ID.

[@DanBoyd1111]

"It's more us than it is you?" NO LOSER COP, IT'S ALL YOU!