Cops Owned On Traffic Stop - I Don't Answer Questions

[@LackLusterMedia]

Hanceville PD: facebook.com/HancevillePolice/ Submit your video: forms.gle/CUpEtoKF4cw7apur6

[@poisonduckee]

LackLuster I sent you an email, hope you get a chance to read it and respond. ✌️

[@rickdees251]

Am I wrong to think he said more than he needed to say? Cops talk more, the more you say. Give them what you need then STFU! What does repeating the same thing to the same cop and to every cop who shows up do? cheers

You can’t be this ignorant.......of course most of these cops know the stop and I’d laws but simply lie, to equally ignorant civilians, who don’t know their rights and are intimidated into giving up their identification.

[@SuSpInTiOn]

Why do cops hate our Rights? Is forcing everyone to identify really accomplishing anything or is it solely to improve their arrest numbers?

[@poisonduckee]

@@SuSpInTiOn I have a few theories on that. They want to look productive to their superiors. Also if a crime occurs in the area where they stopped you, they can link you to it and then ask you questions later as a witness or potential suspect. It's either one of those 2 or they want to build up information on you to make it easier to convict you if you're ever convicted of a crime later on.

[@trulybear2212]

Mr Brewer’s handling of the officer’s BS demands was textbook. Inspirational to a man standing up for his rights this way.

[@pittbull3157]

And his wife’s.

[@dingusdingus2152]

He gets an A+

[@davidvaughn7752]

Not just his rights, but ALL of ours!

[@royroberts5848]

Well done you put him in his place!

[@brandonknight7240]

Thats Alabama Roll Tide

[@edwardhickey5185]

He extended the stop. And got busted for it. Great job calling him out on this.

[@NybergCarl]

Collecting Social Security Numbers in a database that includes names and birth dates seems like setting the table for identity theft.

[@ericbassett6389]

You’re 100% correct because it’s public information. I don’t know why anybody would give their Social Security number. It should be a crime when they ask for it.

[@karinaz8756]

Can’t think of anything more dangerous than giving your SS# to a cop that’s trained to lie to you.

[@chastityporter6729]

I'm really late to this party, I know. But why on earth would they ask for a social security number???? That sounds so bizarre. Even a phone number! Like, whyyyyy???

[@igualn0mas]

​@@chastityporter6729one word: corruption

[@HolySoopCoolers]

No chance. Local government servers are completely impossible to hack into.

[@bh1264]

GOOD FOR HIM FOR STANDING UP!!!

[@richarddavis2961]

They can’t prolong a traffic stop after the ticket is written. At this point it is unlawful detainment. Another lawsuit it’s all they understand.

[@picklerick8971]

They won't they don't care bc the lawsuit is payed by us the taxpayers not coming out of their benefits or salary

[@robertbennett2796]

@@picklerick8971 remove qualified immunity

[@TheEnemiesEnemy]

It does hurt their budget. Unfortunately they’ll just ask for more when the time comes

[@alanparedes2034]

They don't even understand that 😕

[@baseballsux2]

It doesn’t “hurt their budget”. It’s hurts our budget.

[@Vedioviswritingservice]

He was delayed much longer than it would have taken to write the citation. That's a violation of his rights right there.

[@jimdubruille8402]

The drivers knowledge of the law, his attitude (polite but exasperated), his tone, his firmness and confidence, and the words he used make this the best exercising of rights by a driver in a traffic stop that I have seen on KZbin.

[@sephsnova1719]

How come trained cops like to pull guns at you and talks to you like you owe them something and freak out; to people who aren't trained to have guns pointed at them with imminent death threatened or their rights thrown out the window. But the people are the ones supposed to remain calm... Or else Deescalting is something they fail at at every turn It's like bad parenting

[@davidhunt7249]

If that is your best exposure, then you need more.

[@davidchapman3663]

Most underrated comment on this thread. The guy was firm but not condescending. He used exactly the same type of firmness cops use. Nothing wrong with that. What’s good for the goose is good for the gander.

[@mitchelll3879]

You don't have to be polite if they are behaving unconstitutionally

[@Johnny2Feathers]

I’ve seen hundreds and this is the best yet.

[@johnjacobs3601]

Not gonna lie, I got goosebumps when he told that cop, "you need reasonable, articulable suspicion that she's committed a crime"...it makes me proud to hear others say this and know this while getting grilled and interrogated by these uneducated cops. Way to end that fishing expedition!

[@mr.duanesharpe]

I’m just happy that his wife wasn’t screaming at him to cooperate.

[@wadewalton4017]

I get goosebumps that he's about to be pulled out the car for officer safety and beat

[@dond6893]

@@mr.duanesharpe I was just thinking about that. My wife is the opposite.

[@muhfkajones]

@@mr.duanesharpe I've had this convoy with my wife 😂 "Baby, just shut up and follow my lead! The cops are going to threaten me but I know what I'm doing, so just sit back and hold this camera steady"

[@muhfkajones]

@@dond6893 mine as well

[@HighTher3]

Sir, this is a masterclass at being respectful yet not bending over backwards and giving up your rights. Seriously, good damn job.

[@dsabre4990]

Officer unnecessarily extended the traffic stop BEYOND what was necessary to write the ticket...it was already SIGNED. Rodriguez v. United States makes that clear. should file a complaint and suit.

[@dabonk]

I think this is the most blatant example of this ever

[@TryMeFoolYT]

icame to saythis too lol

[@anonymouse14]

I was going to point to the same. Definitely extended to an illegal amount of time.

[@AGyuh]

Easiest 50k that man will ever make right there. Open and shut.

[@itsmylife8358]

Absolutely 💯 file civil charges just to make the cop deal with them.

[@valentinius62]

That damn SSN should never have been used for anything besides interactions with the Social Security Administration.

[@texasfossilguy]

of course but they invented it for more control

[@thebeasters]

I've had some terrible interactions with cops but I've never been asked for my social security number lol

[@snapcutter9596]

I still have an old S.S. card . I laminated eons and eons ago. Then was told it invalidated the card. So I put it away then received a new one. The new one no longer said Not To Be Used For Identification Purposes In big letters Along the bottom. Like my first one did. Still have it, Along with my First, the week I turned 18. Voter's ID card.

[@snapcutter9596]

@@texasfossilguy Just think of the information anyone could have of yours with that very number. Even the last four.

[@snapcutter9596]

@@texasfossilguy 39 years ago when our first child was born. The Doctor said it was going to be a girl. We already had a girls name me picked out. He definitely, definitely wasn't a girl. Took after his Daddy. The boys name we picked, just didn't suite him. So we were thinking of a different one. In the meantime, a hospital administrator was bugging us to fill out the Social Security paperwork. In the back of my mind. I thought we would have the right to deside whether to have that number or not have that Mark of the Beast. I told her don't worry I'll support him. Till I kick him out to get a job. Besides I didn't get mine issued till I was 16 in the 60's. And needed it to work a job. I told her my wife and I would talk over whether or not we would comply. Butt hurt babe! The look she gave us would cut through a block wall. The next day we decided on a different name. Boy would you believe the RED FLAGS every were with that announcement! A hospital rent a bum cop. Put on the door to watch us till. A Florida D.P.S. agent with the Police! And Little Miss. Butt Hurt babe and her boss. All showed up in the room. And we were instructed that S.S. Numbers were now issued at birth. And if we didn't comply we would lose custody of our child. Our Son turned out to be a Productive member of society anyway. Me? Now That may be a different Opinion.

[@Cokie907]

Solid! I had the exact same thing in Maryville, Tennessee several years ago. I was a passenger in my car, late one night and my sister in law was pulled over for riding on the double yellows. Cop ran her info and then started the fishing expedition with me. "I need to see your license sir". I asked "why? I'm a passenger, am I under suspicion of a crime?" He came back with the state law bullshit and I just said flat out: "Look! You are not getting my driver's license unless you ARREST ME but be advised, you'll be facing a wrongful arrest lawsuit". Moments later, we were on our way. 😂😂

[@brucephillips3557]

The same thing happened to me in Maryville and I have a lawsuit against them and the same thing happened in Nashville and Murfreesboro and I showed them the law after I quoted the law word for word then showed them what the law was and the charges were dismissed in all 3 places and I stayed in jail 11 days in Maryville because they wouldn't give me a bond for failure to ID and I told them what was going to happen before they arrested me that there qualified immunity was gone now I'm just waiting for court plus I completely embarrassed them during the deposition in all 3 places and if I can get them fired and decertified I will settle for nothing if not it's going to cost all of them plus in Murfreesboro the 2 scumbag tyrant pigs that arrested me threw me on the ground for know reason and dislocated my shoulder and broke 3 ribs from the fat sob dropping his knee on me tried to say I was resisting but I was never charged with it and that's why they kept me in a holding cell for 11 days with know shower or anything and for 4 days I had nothing but a sheet and it was so cold I couldn't even eat they wouldn't give me my insulin shots or any of my meds even the judge was very pissed and told them they set themselves up for a lawsuit and I told him as soon as I was released I was going straight to find a lawyer and they both told me sue us you want be the 1st or the last and it's all on video that my wife took they didn't like it because I told them they were tyrant fckn pigs and corrupt and they didn't like it because I knew more about the law than they did that's why they did what they did so to all pigs FTP

[@bluemeanie9554]

Once he signed that ticket the traffic stop is OVER, so unless he is investigation another infraction every second the cop is holding this man up is a rights violation! Rodriguez v United States

[@SerenitynPeace]

Exactly -

[@johncasamassa462]

The stop went past 20 mins. That is the legal time limit for a reasonable stop. Past that point his right is being violated, in addition to the demand for excess information. This is Alabama, however, and if this cop is a product of their public school system then he's about as clever as my mailbox. Hope this guy filed a complaint.

[@elhoward7440]

But the cop is offended he didn't "Respect my authoritah!"

[@j.pam.9549]

I think it’s 15 minutes for a normal stop and more for a possible criminal stop. But beyond 15 minutes, his ticket can get waived as it was unreasonable.

[@ryanrogers8211]

@@johncasamassa462 My state spends the most or almost the most on education and is ranked 50th on child literacy. Commiefornia

[@Tykauffman2121]

Love this man's tone. It's sad that even when it's explained to them at a level a 5 year old could understand the cop was still unable to understand.

[@harrisjames2047]

I CAN EXPLAIN IT TO YOU, BUT I CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT FOR YOU.

[@GoodLifeIncLLL]

They understand, they just don't care.

[@christophervigil7729]

This driver is a hot-head. If this driver were Black or Brown and using THE EXACT SAME TONE, he would have been violently ripped out of his seat, thrown to the ground and handcuffed, with the cops possibly escalating the situation to the unthinkable.

[@samjordan8800]

@PsyTy Not that officer understood perfectly. That's a tactic: play dumb long enough and the suspect will tell you everything you need to know. They actually *teach* officers to be like that at their training academy.

[@christophergallagher3845]

@@christophervigil7729 If that driver were black kr brown he would've probably acted hysterically and got himself shot

[@duckthelaw]

This was an excellent example of how to assert your rights with cops. I like how he kept repeating “I signed the ticket, I’d like to be on my way. What’s the hold up?” This was a solid balance of remaining silent and asserting yourself without being argumentative.

[@JerryGone-Fishin]

Cop: "it's my law that I demand your date of birth, phone number, ssn, mother's maiden name, your favorite ice cream, your favorite color, your shoe size, your wife's sister's name, your first pet's name, your first girlfriend's name, and most importantly I need to know your favorite football team, it better be Roll Tide or you're going to jail"

[@stingray8585]

Just another example of how tyrants wants to push their ego as far as they think they can, especially when it's not lawful.

[@markekar6021]

I wouldn't call it ego. In many cases ur right, but they're simply trained to ask for this kind of info.

[@stingray8585]

@@markekar6021 possibly, but that doesn't mean that they have too. If it's not by the book so to speak and the stop is a usual stop, don't be ann ass

[@markekar6021]

@@stingray8585 hey u started with name calling. Not sure who's the ass here, now.

[@stingray8585]

@@markekar6021 I was saying that those tyrants don't have to be that way but they have chosen to be for whatever reason but they don't have to be an asshole

[@kevinrehberg8758]

They are testing the knowledge of their victims no differently than a predator laying in wait to catch the unsuspecting victim.. Don't assume I am anti LE..I am anti LE "ABUSE" which seems to have been and STILL is the trend if the popularity of these videos are any indication... We as citizens have the responsibility to train the abusers to behave better

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

Way to escalate officer. All over a victimless crime...

[@solventtrapdotcom6676]

Failing to obey communism is the highest crime of all.

[@Damitsall]

Don't get me wrong, I would never take the side of cop, but the guys light situation makes no sense. If he needs brighter lights use the high beams, if you don't want to illuminate people's houses use the low beams. I think most young people don't realize there are high and low beams.

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

@@Damitsall I understand what you're saying and ultimately he chose the more unsafe choice when it wasn't really necessary.

[@ModeratelyAmused]

don't use the term "crime" so loosely .. it implies criminal activity has occurred .. better to call stuff like this a "moving violation" or an "infraction" .. might seem like semantics but you might as call everyone that has ever driven a car or even ridden a bicycle a criminal because it's impossible to do either without violating some federal, state or local ordinance

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

@Kazuya Mishima depends of the city and state not to mention this could have been deemed careless driving in some states and even wreckless driving of which all are crimes. And in this case no victim.

[@billnichols5381]

In-vehicle cameras are the greatest tool to protect our constitutional rights!

[@timerickson7056]

the bottom of my social security card it states NOT TO BE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION.

[@rodm8131]

And yet you need to hand it over to do most business these days...

[@turtwig104]

@@rodm8131 That’s not for identification per se though I do understand what you are saying. They usually use social security numbers as a means to hold one accountable for debt or income earnings. That’s why it’s not used for identification.

[@wadewalton4017]

@@rodm8131 I don't give my son to anyone except an employer who needs it for my taxes...you how many identities are stolen in the medical and from shit like hotels...

[@Nobody-11B]

@@rodm8131 to whom? I've never run into this, I'd sue any company that demands my social security number to do business.

[@realburglazofficial2613]

@@wadewalton4017 you give your _son_ to your employer for tax reasons? What kind of employment are you in? 🤣

[@drp1bb856]

It would appear that government agencies are in the business of selling private information, or stockpiling that information for illegal databases. This guy handled this perfectly. No attitude, no vulgarities, he was clear and to the point, no stuttering. Confident, but not obnoxious. Great job Mr.B!

[@brianj9533]

What happens after you get a ticket? You immediately get spam mail about ticket classes. Who do you think provides that info? Crazy.

[@michaelhollon5332]

It seem to me they are trying to collect as much info as they can, about people who they think will fight back when the s**t hits the fan.

[@samjordan8800]

The day that California required social security numbers for all drivers upon application or renewal of their licenses was a glorious payday.... For *CALIFORNIA" !!!! The State of California immediately turned right around and began selling the data to information brokers and pretty much anybody else who knew how to ask for the data properly (which at the time included posting a bond first)!!!!

[@samjordan8800]

@Michael Hollon No, it's just plain revenue generation. They sell the data first chance they get.

[@Not_Sure-2020]

I've never heard of them requesting a SS#

[@bagley232]

Enforce hurt feelings and bruised egos is all cops do now. Mr Brewer stood on his and his wife's rights firmly, well done sir

[@kentlbrown5810]

In addition, he literally had the ticket completed and sign then continued to extend the stop. That is a violation of rights.

[@sawdustking11]

When he started handing him the ticket and then jerked it back and walked away. What a miserable cop

[@Salvaticus]

That is 100% a violation. Could he sue? Yes! But would it be worth it probably not.

[@vicordecastro2851]

_ demons demand so much from their channelers - what have they done by allowing these onto their country !?!

[@amejzing]

tha'ts known as a kansas two step

[@Salvaticus]

@@amejzing yep and they’ve been warned by judges to stop that

[@BfromMtz]

Compelling anyone to divulge their social is a felony.

[@laurierice7687]

They want Everybody's info on a list. This is the tyranny our forefathers warned us about.

[@HONORYOUROATH]

I love to see a new Lackluster video!

[@anthonyoer4778]

I know many of us saw yours today too. Thank you and God bless the homeless veterans.

[@ass-a-tony6323]

I loved watching you go from county to county keeping north/central fl accountable. Thank you for your service. Legend.

[@Latinindian]

Sir your videos also 🙌🌎🙌

[@NIGHTCRAWLERMEDIA]

👀

[@Tortilla.Reform]

Right back atcha Tiger

[@captainsceptic3559]

The second the ticket was signed, It turned into an unlawful detention.

[@ryanrogers8211]

Sadly no court will rule that way

[@valuecalc]

@@ryanrogers8211, correct. Arguing that point with an officer is a waste of time.

[@Esperkama]

@@ryanrogers8211 Well except the Supreme Court which ruled EXACTLY that way... Hence why it's illegal to detain someone beyond the time needed to write the citation.

[@ryanrogers8211]

@@Esperkama the Supreme Court doesn’t rule anything. It gives opinions as our high court.

[@office9683]

This guy is great...He was strong yet respectful. There isn't a person watching who isn't on his side.

[@acepilotson3331]

Mr Brewer you’re a stand up dude and very patient. Great job.

[@sheilapearson9251]

Why would anyone give their phone number and personal Social Security Number. ARE THEY MAD?

[@bradpotter6401]

The cops probably sell the info to scammers.

[@Haggard540]

I usually tell em where I keep my house key, and where I stash my “good” bourbon. They seem to only violate one of my rights after that.

[@JamesSmith-ij8nj]

Intimidation..

[@bindingcurve]

@Invictus Not any more Section 7214 of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 [42 USC 405(c)(2)(C)(vi)(II)] explicitly prohibits printing Social Security numbers on identification documents issued by motor vehicle agencies, including driver licenses and vehicle

[@DoesNotEqual]

Hats off to the young man for standing up for his rights.

[@kaliwindx7287]

Good for Mr. Brewer for standing up for his constitutional rights and those of his wife. I hope we see more and more citizens learning what their rights are and demanding that they be honored.

[@TheBooban]

4:55 over 20 mins. The cop is now engaged in illegal detainment since he has extended it beyond what is necessary to issue the ticket.

[@dd-jm1md]

Yep, it’s a slam-dunk if the gentleman decides to challenge the behaviour of the first officer: this has been ruled on and am sure the municipality would settle with a little prodding…

[@Necrotic99]

Good luck in trying to get a judge to agree there was enough harm done. Also the Supreme Court just said the stop can't extend beyond a reasonable time, which is very open to interpretation, its not a firm 20min and when something is open ended like that they have to be VERY unreasonable for it to stick. It sucks, but for now that is the law

[@TheBooban]

@@Necrotic99 it wasn’t about the time. It was time needed to do the job. It can take longer long if the cop has a reasonable excuse. Time to get a drug dog is not part of the job.

[@donaldbenck7408]

Give them a badge they THINK they can be the judge & jury

[@moosehand8721]

The cop gets a big ol "F" plus a "U-" for being a fascist underminer of human rights. I see what you did there...cheeky! 😆

[@shivasirons6159]

M.H. Big old F. And U. I love it!

[@dcm7590]

Way to stand your ground! The nerve today's "law" enforcement, they are too egotistical to not believe their authority has limits.

[@chrispreston256]

They have no authority and they enforce no laws. Want these pricks to be held accountable? Sue every cop that pulls you over.

[@neil_mch]

"To a hammer, everything looks like a nail." To a tyrant, everyone looks like a ctiminal.

[@lisaprescott3877]

He handled that impeccably!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@scottiethebody5175]

Mr. Brewer handled them like a boss, then their egos get bruised..

[@kimkoh3094]

Never, ever give you sin number out to anyone unless it's a medical matter or tax purpose!

[@noquestionabaudit]

Most people don't know this and will freely give up their number and social security number to strangers. If you don't know your rights, you don't have any

[@anthonymorelli67]

Mr.Brewer handled those particular tyrants like a boss. God Bless America. 👍👍👍

[@richardgriswold3021]

It's a shame this cop had a caustic attitude . He made a lasting impression for the next officer to have to overcome with this driver !!

[@Antares_451]

Back the blu right? Lol jajajajaa 😅 🤣 😂

[@thebeasters]

They are all pigs Rich

[@maxpeck4154]

The driver rocked that interaction. He knew his rights, stayed calm and respectful but firm. Excellent.

[@vancepeeler2925]

Mr. BREWER, thank you for standing up for your rights and not being intimidated by the cops. Also glad you recorded the interaction. It is unfortunate that the police do not respect our rights and try to trick us and go on fishing trips to justify their illegal actions.

[@cheongyei]

Kudos to the driver for his maturity and self-respect.

[@JamesSperos]

@@cheongyei that’s really an underrated comment bc many people including myself would have lost our shiz

[@bronzegod8037]

Thanks to this citizen for knowing his rights, videoing this ignorant cop , and sharing it with us. Thank you for your channel. Shame on this tyrant and all of those like him and worse.

[@me8042]

Since when do the cops even think they can ask for someone’s social security security number?

[@inthisdayandage6622]

It’s good to see more people exercising their rights

[@jackal7610]

Good job standing up for yourself even with officers that didn't know their job very well.

[@robertsmith6655]

Law enforcement departments would rather spend money on all sorts of bullshit they think they need but don't; rather then spending it on training to assist their officers and deputies on how to be technically proficient at doing their jobs.

[@paula.2422]

I'm proud of you my brother. You handled it perfectly 👌

[@sunnydaze2359]

Why would you ever give a criminal your Social Security number ?

[@paula.2422]

@@sunnydaze2359 Absolutely agree 👍

[@marcel3942]

Lol he's not going to see this

[@seraphin01]

That man deserves a medal, and for extending the duration of the arrest he should file a complaint. He schooled the cops pretty hard in the best manner possible, nice job Mr Rodriguez

[@mmabagain]

He wasn’t arrested.

[@chrispreston256]

​@@mmabagaindetained is arrested.

[@franklewis414]

Great display of Eternal Vigilance. Hold them accountable at all times.

[@refocusedadhd]

He had the right attitude of educated and firm without being confrontational.

[@ppuckett6750]

Excellent job for the driver! Knowing and articulating the CORRECT law!!

[@romavictor5252]

This is a MasterClass of how Citizen should know their rights and obligations with the law. Outstanding!

[@HarveyFreebird]

The Driver handled this very well, the police as usual did a horrible job

[@thebeasters]

It's crazy because for how much they make or should just be so much higher standards. They do decent on the west coast where I'm from, but moving to the east coast oh my God these guys make bank And if they do simple overtime like sitting at construction sites they can approach 200k easy

[@gimmyherbert8217]

they don't like it when they can't get stuff ...no mean no sorry except it ....have a nice day

[@mikhaelis]

He just lost all qualified immunity by taking the ticket back and prolonging the stop. SCOTUS ruled recently that 90 seconds in one case was a violation of civil rights.

[@jasonrobbins4227]

The ruling SCOTUS gave was not with a "time" standard. It was stated "no longer then what is reasonable". Thus meaning the officer is to retrieve your info, potentially investigate the alleged crime, then give a citation if required. The premise behind this ruling is due to prolonged stops for K-9 units to arrive. That is the defining reasoning of the ruling.

[@louskunt9798]

Cops aren’t s,art enough to realize these things.

[@bartduynstee1577]

@@jasonrobbins4227 sure, but in this case a K-9 was not used, so there must be another reason. but there was none to prolong the stop and thát is unlawful

[@jasonrobbins4227]

@@bartduynstee1577 that is not the only reasoning. It was the reasoning that lead to the decision. The ruling itself would blanket anything seen or considered "unreasonably long".

[@mikeoxlong1167]

@@jasonrobbins4227 Rodriguez v US is the case!

[@finenebula]

If I was the other officer I would have been PISSED I was there for nothing - because of his ego.

[@BaystateTraders]

That blew my mind that the phone number and social security number are commonly asked for after giving all your personal information required. This is getting crazy.

[@dehartfamily3091]

That was terrifying. For y’all not from the south, you don’t know. That driver was calm, and handled that so well. Im Happy he and his wife got home safe.

[@Mumwaldee]

@@biffmasterson9786 Yeah, the north is a beacon of perfection. EAD

[@stockstnt8]

Its time to make the southern cops understand the laws

[@dehartfamily3091]

@@stockstnt8 it will take a lot of sunlight. Some places in the South are ok and pretty safe - some are just, man I don’t know exactly how to put it, it you feel it when you are there.

[@dehartfamily3091]

@@Mumwaldee lol.. it’s all flavors of tyranny ya know. Over here we have Pulp Fiction pig fuckers, and over there they got them Storm Troopers, they all commit evidence tampering, faulty body cams, and “Stop Resisting” murders - as well as “Committed Suicide in holding.”

[@williamrobinson6680]

The "South?" You mean like the video where an officer low speed chases a pickup w/trailer and shoots the driver....and the chief/sheriff shouts, "I LOVE THIS SH*T!!!" That "the South?"

[@gagetaylor1026]

Handled it like a champ 🏆 💪

[@ancientgamer3645]

Citizen did an outstanding job of standing up for his rights, and knew them too! Thanks for sharing.

[@michaeln.2383]

I don't think it's a training issue. He lies to assert his authority.

[@stephenmelton7706]

It is absolutely a training issue. They are trained to get as much información they can on any incounter, and also escalate. What they aren't trained for is to know how to back off when someone knows their rights.

[@hubster4477]

Right, like who gives a ticket over a burnt out light?

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@hubster4477 His lights weren’t burned out. He was using dim running lights instead of his low beams, like normal people do.

[@hubster4477]

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 even worse.

[@greatnortherntroll6841]

Yes, but that trait wasn't trained out of him, was it? Training issue, 100%

[@darkwhitedirewolf]

Well done Mr. Brewer

[@HH_A.M.]

I like how he checked the officer with knowledge: stating “You authority stops with me; you can’t ask her her id unless shes about to commit a crime or you have a suspicion of her about to commit a crime.” GOTTEM! 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@michaeldoherty5423]

In this day and age why does a citizen still have to educate law enforcement on the legal requirements concerning a car stop?

[@wadewalton4017]

Because its atleast 50% don't know the laws 50% do and don't give a fuck

[@juniorrivera8557]

They know it's no required, it's just a power trip. He lied to try and instill his authority.

[@samjordan8800]

@Junior Rivera It's not about power trips. The database they put your details into is a valuable asset they can then sell to numerous private data brokers. It's just all about the benjamins and them getting paid for your info....

[@ivankovacic7466]

Because cops are legal mafia

[@JessyFinch]

Cops are under trained , over paid and most are not very bright

[@orinsullivan1505]

😂😂😂😂😂 There’s no such thing as a stop and ID state no cop in any state in the United States can legally stop you and ask you for your ID if you’ve done nothing wrong

[@fredzi1225]

You know.... When I was younger I always thought when cops say "I don't know" it was a tactic to get you to incriminate yourself but I've realised that the cops genuinely doesn't know what they are doing

[@louskunt9798]

🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@harrisjames2047]

.N.O...N.O... THEY .D.O. KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING. THEY .K.N.O.W. THEY ARE VIOLATING YOUR RIGHTS AND BREAKING THE LAW. THEY DON'T GIVE A PHUQUE. GOT IT?

[@fredzi1225]

@@harrisjames2047 The caps arent needed, but i understand your point however there are alot of videos by auditors or people like Lack Luster showing that cops have no idea of the law or the rights of the people

[@chrismartinez8390]

They do know. They hope you don’t. They act dumb for their qualified immunity to stay intact.

[@igualn0mas]

high rank officers do know. low ranks are never trained to know this things.

[@BC....]

Outstanding job Mr. Brewer! You unbendingly stood up for (and clearly articulated) your rights without flying off the handle and seeming combative. Thank you LackLuster for highlighting this video.

[@kenhutchenson5994]

Only reason to provide social is if they are going to pay you.

[@katieegan6097]

He rocked that stop, and really knew his rights! ❤️

[@richmanz447]

"What's worse than their lack of education, is their belief that not only can they randomly ID people but that they should be allowed to do it. It goes against the tenants of the 4th Amendment and the oaths they swore...." - Lackluster Ahhh the sound of truth is ringing loudly.

[@Ann-kg1zd]

They're just so used to people being intimidated by them and giving in. He knows exactly what he's doing.

[@ndcentral8194]

@@Ann-kg1zd I was going to say, most cops are getting whatever they ask for because people just willy nilly follow. I think it's more of the cops don't know how to react when someone says no.

[@Crispy983]

Every minute past when he pulled the ticket back is a violation of the Supreme Court ruling stating officers cannot extend traffic stops past the time to run information and write a citation

[@edgardaniels1402]

Nice, no cussing required, assertive enough to get his point across and keep his rights!! I bet that other cop was agitated af for having to drive out in that rural area for that clown act!!

[@thebeasters]

I call them many things

[@TheClearT.O-911]

wasn't that far from his sister's house.

[@jameseverly8501]

yes, I agree with you, however, if he did not break the law concerning his headlights, he would not be stopped in the first placed

[@natalie2070]

Yeah next time just run the super bright lights and screw being nice.

[@jameseverly8501]

@@natalie2070 being nice versus getting a ticket

[@infinity3jif]

Great job Mr. Brewer, you handled that situation very well, I can only imagine the stupid look on their faces

[@littlebrookreader949]

This Was Handled PERFECTLY. Great knowledge, attitude, and confidence. EXCELLENT.

[@frankjr.4484]

I think this is a perfect example of a citizen being more professional than the officer, how many times have you seen that? That's a perfect example of why you need to know your rights because if you don't they are definitely going to take advantage of you.

[@davidrobison8669]

Good for you for standing your ground and your rights. More citizens like you should follow your suit. Enjoyed the video.

[@509drone2]

Love an educated citizen! ❤

[@gregoryclark7566]

All of that hassle for a headlight infraction. The officer was not used to a driver knowing his rights. Asking for a SSN and phone # is invasive and illegal. Demanding the wife's id the same.

[@havok9001]

i tell the cop im not giving u my SSN or phone # if u want those talk to my damn lawyer & case worker... if u arrest me to take my SSN out my wallet that be theft & fraud u doing on a disable person life there for officer now u will get not 1 felony charge u get another one as will & ur job keep it up i make everyone u know world wide disown u that u a threat to all disable people life

[@OokamiRyo]

Love it when a viewer gets their time to shine and flex his knowledge of those rights so well. Bravo 👏

[@handynothandsome261]

*Well-done, Mr Brewer. This was a textbook example of how to behave and stand up for your rights to law enforcers. Thank you for sharing this video.*

[@sittingindetroit9204]

Another scary thing is that some PDs will actually read your name, address, DOB and SSN over the radio. This allows anyone listening access to all your personal information.

[@galady8632]

SS# shouldn't be on any driver's license.

[@CatBuchanan]

@@galady8632it has been removed from the license in all states. That's why the igorant pig wanted him to provide it .... it's not on the license. You are NEVER obligated to provide your telephone number and he's right that it is a VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW for the cop to insist on getting it. The social security number plus address plus dob plus name is all the info a person needs to steal your identity. If YOU did not initiate a call or stop or whatever you should NEVER give your ssn. Now, I don't know if the military has changed this, but when I spent all 18 years of my childhood as an AF dependent my medical records were filed under my father's ssn. I'm now 51 and still have it memorized. I used to have to pause in order to give my own ssn, but could rattle off my DAD'S immediately.

[@samjordan8800]

@Cat Buchanan You're wrong! They have access to all your details through the JDIC system the dispatcher runs your license number through. All (s)he has to do is hit one key on the keyboard and the system will pull up that number from either the drivers license database or any other database. This department is trolling for data for their local system so they can raise money for their dept directly when they sell it to information brokers.

[@sittingindetroit9204]

@@CatBuchanan VA still uses your social security number (not sure about dependents). Usually they just ask for the last 4 but certain departments ask for the whole number. Since it is in public, I refuse, write it down when required and have them return the paper to me when they are done with it. Paranoia....maybe....

[@sittingindetroit9204]

@@samjordan8800 In Michigan, the secretary of state legally sells your information to businesses. Regarding your comment of "you're wrong", maybe not and your own answer seems to agrees. It is not on your license it is part of other data bases that the street cop does not have access to on the street.

[@poky8390]

The fact that so many officers escalate situations just because there challenged is beginning to become a plague.

[@Caolan-b6r]

Tbh beimg a cop is a lose lose situation, you try to be over protective and you get shit for it, then you be more relaxed and get shit for it

[@poky8390]

Escalating and protective are entirely different. Ive been pulled over many a times for being a dumb ass. And in my life time I’m at a 60/40 split. 60% being good and I knew I was in the wrong and just admitted my fault and went on my way even if I had a slight attitude and got checked. 40% being the power tripping ass cops that start out being complete assholes regardless of how you act. Is it a hard job yes 100% it is and respect to the ones that do it with pride but you have to go into knowing dam well your facing the honest truth of whatever life is at that moment. And police have always had a bad rap it’s just gotten worse now that every person and the toddlers have a camera.

[@stone5015]

"Become a plague"? It is already a plague in the USA.

[@skankhunt3624]

​@@poky8390they're or they are*

[@poky8390]

@@skankhunt3624 nobody gives a fuck pretty sure you get the point without having to make a comment correcting grammar. Find something more useful with your time bud.

[@sudonymh]

And we all need to repeat, "You must have reasonable, articulable suspicion OF A CRIME," ad nauseum. ALWAYS be sure to include the prepositional phrase at the end. If we don't hammer that prepositional phrase into their memory, then they will continue to believe that all they need is just reasonable, articulable suspicion. And since all cops are pathologically suspicious ALL THE TIME, then they will ALWAYS believe themselves to be justified to require ID anytime, any place anywhere. Say it now. You must have reasonable, articulable suspicion OF A CRIME.

[@salt-ernativemedia1018]

This is how you create distrust with the community you serve. "Good cops" don't like to be lumped into the category of bad cops right? Good citizens feel the same way.

[@championkhamis12]

No such thing as a good cop, all left school to fuckup other peoples lives🖕

[@soullessemperor6572]

@@championkhamis12 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿✊🏿✊🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@karlak2977]

Thank you for standing up for not only your rights but those of your wife's!

[@betty4gators]

Mr. Brewer, thank you for reminding us of our rights. God Bless you and your wife.

[@johnsmith2046]

Well illustrated, LackLuster! It's always good when you bring attention to these situations and explain them! Cheers from northeast Ohio.

[@tomsmith3987]

also from ohio

[@Nobody-11B]

Cle

[@NoName-jy8oc]

Garfield Heights in the house. Greetings ✊🏾

[@johnsmith2046]

@@NoName-jy8oc , hello! Good to see a fellow Ohioan here.

[@larictheadrian9744]

Thank you for posting and sharing this content. the driver knew his rights and articulated them perfectly. Back up for the police officer did not help the officer and in this case just provided a witness that he could be on his way. I wonder if that police department has a policy of holding the proceedings of a detainment (illegally?) if backup is on the way?

[@IDontStopForCops]

"Stop and I.D. state" Lol, there is no such thing... period.

[@idadho]

This driver was one of the most informed and disciplined drivers I have seen.

[@witchonfire8381]

Great job!

[@FloridaDock]

Good job staying level headed and holding your legal ground!

[@jbzeigler]

As soon as the cop realized you knew more than he did, that's a wrap. Great job.

[@infosyphongaming4309]

"Refusing" would imply a legal obligation. You can't "refuse" to give something you're not required to give.

[@peachyrider9987]

There is no shortage of dumb cops. This is a FANTASTIC educational video.

[@noidea9279]

It is a requirement to have cognitive impairment just like lets go brandon

[@louskunt9798]

Exactly. The number of dumb cops is exactly the same as the total number of all cops. 🤷‍♂️

[@gregpalermo3861]

I think you must be an idiot to even apply.

[@fleaflicker1451]

You know there's a problem when you tell the officer 7 times, " YES, I will sign the ticket.." and he insist he needs backup. WHY WOULD HE NEED YOUR SOCIAL?

[@sunnydaze2359]

Don’t ever give A criminal your social ! Especially a criminal with a badge.🙄

[@kenhutchenson5994]

The only reason to provide a social is if they are going to pay you!

[@garryquiggins8183]

The cop sells the SSN and additional personal info to some shady individuals he has on retainer.

[@alanmacification]

He's trying to trap you in a lie. Your SSN contains the ZIP code of the address on your original SSN application encoded in the first three digits.

[@jayhenderson2683]

@@alanmacification If true. Then that is a damn good explanation. Goes the same for your phone number as well I suppose.

[@richardhall7217]

Nice job and thank you for the job your doing!!!

[@vincentramirez8266]

They can be sued for delaying a stop longer then needed

[@bradpotter6401]

Generally speaking, they're supposed to have a traffic citation wrapped up in 20 minutes.

[@vincentramirez8266]

@@bradpotter6401 unless you can prove they delayed itI which this guy can