Cops Show Up To The Wrong Place | The Ending Was Priceless

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[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

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[@grantpowell4135]

When the cop said why I almost lost it lol

were they at the other gas station before they were at this one?

[@jasonwebb1882]

I love the G.O.A.T debate. Time to see what you say buddy. Lol

[@TheSadlerandrea]

I don't think cops are getting it wrong more with the advance of tech. I think advanced tech is catching police incompetence more often.

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Well this video only shows them here. Even if they were it still would not have been lawful to demand ID without going through the proper process.

[@PersonOfWeThePeople]

For the cops watching, why do you think this is becoming a national movement? Let it sink in and think about it. It isn’t KZbin fame, it’s exposure.

[@daviddziegielewski653]

100% correct!

[@TruthrConsequences]

@cessnadriver6813 When you're trained that you are always correct, you never apologize.

[@patrickdecambra2219]

I always like to remind them that this country has a second amendment and its intended purpose is to prevent tyranny

[@lissanne9769]

OMG, Cops are totally out of control, just to display their ego's. "If I tell you to do something then you must comply", says all cops.

[@mrlou35]

​@cessnadriver6813 You can thank the go along to get along crowd for most of this problem. They have bowed to the self appointed authority of these tyrants to the point they just expect everyone to. They don't know what to do when someone questions it or stands on their rights. In most cases they don't even know the law, because they've never had to.

[@savagesociety85]

“My apologies sir. You were right, i was wrong. I apologize for wasting your time and for trying to violate your rights” -Things cops won’t ever tell you.

[@erich6860]

Nope, their ego is to copsplain to you, as if you have no reason to be upset, and had no idea that they was wrong in the first place.

[@sallyshipwreck4315]

and it costs nothing

[@DemiGod..]

Got pulled over by cops who didnt know the law. When I excplained the law ,how had done nothing wrong,they just buggered off without an appology making somelame excuse about keeping me safe. If they admitted when they were wrong, would give you respect for them.

[@joebush9460]

​@sallyshipwreck4315 false. A cop admitting wrong doing opens them up for litigation (as it absolutely should) and so theyre trained to never admit fault and to do anything they can to either cover it up or create a crime to jusitfy arrest. They're literally trained to deceive the laws they swore an oath to uphold. Publicly funded domestic terrorists.

[@michelleburback4831]

A lawsuit doesn't scare this cop because he is aware of qualified immunity

[@mijimonmaster]

That's why they need to be charged with Domestic terrorism: "Violent, criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological goals stemming from domestic influences, such as those of a political, religious, social, racial, or environmental nature." - FBI definition Violent criminal acts - Use/threat of unlawful arrest/detention. Ideological goals - Tyrants versions of law.

[@jeffsuter344]

And the tax payer will pay his fine.

[@markdeerfield4115]

There needs to be a form of Qualified Immunity for citizens resisting police officers.

[@TwilightMysts]

@@markdeerfield4115 It sounds nice, but first you have to get through being unlawfully arrested, which once the cops decide you belong behind bars, more than likely you WILL end up behind bars, unless you end up in a body bag. And only after that do you deal with the court, which is still likely to favor the cops.

[@brianrose2814]

@@jeffsuter344You mean the extortionee payer?

[@fredrickfletcher2823]

How is it Door Dash and Uber can find the right address and law enforcement constantly go to the wrong address?

[@55Quirll]

Perhaps they can lose their jobs if they go to the wrong address more than once.

[@mikewilliams2072]

Because they are not allowed to carry there kids with them at work and put the correct location in their GPS system for them!!!! Gonna have to pass a policy where they can carry their kids or it is just going to get worse if that is possible!!!!!!!!!

[@skeetaman3049]

Because they’re idiots and they lie all of the time

[@user-oj4lx3sy5g]

because a door dasher doesnt get paid if he gets the wrong address, where a cop gets paid no matter how bad or how often he gets that address wrong

[@johndouai4833]

I guess that they can't read numbers or street names?

[@FlyinRaptorJesus]

"if I wanted to make this a bigger issue I would have." That sounds like a threat.

[@erich6860]

Yep, sounds like a threat to me too. Best part is, if the cop did make a bigger issue out of it,,, it would all be illegal. Soooooo lol

[@Mikevdog]

Always

[@swashkiv7509]

Retaliatory

[@thearmchairauditor7320]

Could be a threat but I think it more likely that it is just a lame attempt at saving face. Preserving/Protecting his delicate ego.

[@walkingdeadman4208]

Im surprised he didnt arrest him and have the cpurts figure it out later.

[@buckeyebob7919]

He's a cop, he has NO honor and NO pride.

[@markthompson9914]

Or shame, morals and kindness. When all u have is the hammer of power everyone is a nail ✌️🇬🇧

[@theodoremoore2549]

There are still honorable police officers. There are still police who are pigs. Policemen I know have repeatedly told me that between 1 in 5 or 1 in 4 police are dirty. The dirty officers tend to get promoted faster. The campaign against the police has succeeded in driving a divide between the police and the citizens. There are politicians who base a large amount of their power by causing us to hate each other. Hate is a tool of those who hate what America stands for.

[@lissanne9769]

Real creeps

[@DF-ni5sy]

They always have to throw in one more snipe at the end "I coulda made a bigger deal out of this" etc

[@gregkasza1925]

A parting lie they have to end with.@@DF-ni5sy

[@Danimal-D-Animal]

If I were a clerk in the store, I would trespass the police for harassing my customers.

[@erikthered9357]

Then pray you never need them, because they wont respond.

[@alastair3580]

Then that's there job and another lawsuit ​@@erikthered9357

[@ThePostmanRUSA]

@@erikthered9357 Cops make every situation worse.

[@toodeloowegotacall9049]

@@erikthered9357dumbest most bootlicker response ever!

[@toodeloowegotacall9049]

@@erikthered9357dumbest most bootlicker response ever!

[@kpdvw]

Passenger! Keep your door locked, the window UP and do NOT engage in any conversation with "Officer Friendly"....

[@SuperAd1980]

My passenger would be WALKING from that point.

[@cchoice4919]

@@SuperAd1980even if it was my grandmother… you gotta get out!!.. never trust a cop!!

[@SuperAd1980]

@@cchoice4919 my grandmother got more sense 👍

[@misplacedsouthern1236]

Exactly. Just look the other way it close your eyes. If you have ear phones- put them on!! Don’t engage and don’t allow them to engage you in any Conversation. Just don’t allow it to happen. Don’t allow them to trick you.

[@tomraineofmagigor3499]

Police soliciting a trespass is retaliation

[@Matt123a]

Becauae trespass doesn't need RAS, it's arbitrary, dishonestly portrayed to the owner, and an invitation for you to refuse, then gotcha.

[@davidcenac3679]

also illegal last time I checked

[@garysmith7760]

@@davidcenac3679 It's a criminal act I think

[@Havoc_762]

@@davidcenac3679 not illegal anytime you checked lol

[@Havoc_762]

@@garysmith7760 its not. Never has been.

[@alastermyst]

So the cop's position is "sure I illegally detained you and tried to solicited a trespass to punish you because I don't like you, but you should be 100% ok with all of this because I was 'polite' while doing so." I doubt there is a single cop who would react well to an armed citizen illegally detaining/arresting them.

[@duanejackson6718]

that's my thought, it's an illegal detainment because he hadn't been told to leave yet, and in Most states you're not trespassing until you're told to leave and you won't leave. So he didn't have any probable cause to hold the cameraman or get him out of his vehicle. Because no crime had been committed, and wouldn't be committed until he was told to leave and refuse to leave.

[@alastermyst]

@@duanejackson6718 You are mistaken I believe. If I understand correctly the detainment started before the video and is without RAS because the cop showed up to the wrong address for the call he was responding to. That is what that whole "the other gas station called, not this one." is about. The trespass thing was the cop lying about trespass law to try to trick/coerce/intimidate a citizen into waiving his 4th amendment right about showing his papers, aka ID.

[@delbancroft9339]

you forgot the part where the officer stated " If I wanted to make a big deal of this I would" He tried, he failed, then found he was at the wrong place thus violated a mans rights. Talk about a bruised ego.

[@johnthompson9625]

All of it would have been solved if he had talked to the station attendant, and found out that the call was from another station. Basically what the cop said was, "It doesn't matter if our side made a mistake, we will do whatever we want to whoever we want, and there isn't anything that you can do about it!" Is that a fair summary of his arrogance?

[@duanejackson6718]

@@alastermyst correct, my point is that he was unlawfully detained. Even if the cop had been at the correct address he still hadn't established a crime had taken place. So we had no reason to detain the people in the car. Because it's not a trespass without a complainant, and the cop had not established a complainant. Therefore there is no crime.

[@davidanthony4845]

If you'd done 2 minutes of investigation you might have gone to the right 'crime scene '.

[@misplacedsouthern1236]

Too lazy to verify anything so simple which is why it happens so often. Technology is making lazy people worse!

[@Dennis0601]

You can't even get to the correct address!!! How in the hell are we supposed to believe you know anything at all?!?!?

[@bowgibbly1]

They won't go near a bad guy with a gun killing kids . Officer safety you know...😅

[@brianjacobs247]

Uvalde... Never forget...

[@ericyoung1210]

At the end, instead of apologizing, the cop threatens him and acts like he is a good guy for not making up a bunch of fake charges on this guy...

[@cantbreakme1660]

Oh yes! He made a direct threat saying “I can make it more than what it is!” That was a direct threat these pieces of sh!t get away with all day every day!!

[@mikewilliams2072]

He couldn't think of anything that would stick or he would have but there were too many witnesses here, if it had been dark and on a side street with no witnesses this man would be in jail and the real crime would have gone unpunished because the cop didn't know where he was supposed to be!!! He couldn't put the correct address in his GPS locator , his 5 year old wasn't there to show him how!!!!!!!

[@aaronzimny8201]

I'm so sick of hearing "we got a call" as the sole justification for showing up and harassing people without any further evidence. Cops consistently fail to do even the most basic police work. The first step should always be to meet with the caller in person and have them confirm the suspects. Otherwise, it's just swatting.

[@mikewilliams2072]

Exactly!!!!!!!

[@johnsunlight]

The only person "disturbing the peace" is the Cop.

[@jamesroales2684]

Absolutely right!

[@sgt.grinch3299]

A call is not the basis for a criminal investigation. The must be RAS.

[@RonJDuncan]

Sort of. It depends on the content of that call. If enough specific facts are given and the call is reliable (as opposed to some anonymous tip) then you might actually have RAS.

[@fettel1988]

RAS...OF A CRIME. Not just suspicion.

[@RonJDuncan]

@Ni-dk7ni suspicion of a crime and actually being guilty of the accusation are not one and the same. RAS is a low threshold. "Gospel truth" is closer to probable cause, which is a higher threshold.

[@RonJDuncan]

@Ni-dk7ni That's not what I said though, was it?

[@fasillimerick7394]

@Ni-dk7ni Hi there, I'm Fasil. I'm going to interject because you're both right, to an extent, I think. On one hand, the police retain the rights we all enjoy. Any cop can walk up to any citizen in public, and engage in consensual conversation. This video had the right to make contact, and _request_ cooperation. On the other hand, the citizen knew his rights, and acted accordingly.

[@tomraineofmagigor3499]

The younger cop repeating "yes sir" has the energy of "I know this is wrong but I'm just in training and don't want to make waves"

[@MikeHarvey-ol7xr]

He's one of the "good" cops.

[@tomraineofmagigor3499]

@@MikeHarvey-ol7xr at the very least he didn't do anything wrong in this instance but yeah unless he's not careful he's on a pipeline to abusing people's rights with that other guy as a trainer

[@jborrego2406]

​@@tomraineofmagigor3499yea I saw one video an the training office was made at his partner. An called the boss lying on the other cop . Like dude run. Next they send some place no back up an it be cop friend that will take him out

[@twinkles1565]

Cops can't solicit a trespass or ask people if anyone if he is disturbing them.

[@Jeff-lu9wi]

And after all that BS the sheriff says you can leave now, like wtf.

[@EJ-74]

Acorn Mafia 🤪

[@michaelwarren3867]

🌰

[@gibblespascack1418]

An officer soliciting a trespass is a criminal offense isn't it?

[@RonJDuncan]

No, it isn't. It may be improper and there may or may not be department policies in place, but it certainly isn't illegal. It wouldn't even qualify as a deprivation of rights under color of law, because nobody has the "right" to be on or access the private property of another. It's still up to the property owner. Sadly, too many private property owners just acquiesce when the cops want to do it.

[@gibblespascack1418]

@@RonJDuncan Thank you for clearing that up for me. Have a good day.

[@duanejackson6718]

I'm thinking if he hasn't been told to leave yet, then he isn't trespassing, and shouldn't be held, and should be free to leave while the cop goes in to see if the guy wants to make a trespassing complaint. But it appears as though he is not free to leave. Since they've asked him to step out of the car, at least that's the way the situation appears to me.

[@stevef68]

WHO will charge them with it?

[@garyschoonmaker1486]

Alot of auditors go to the businesses as soon as they get to and ask if it's OK to be there...

[@michelleburback4831]

Soliciting a trespass, really this cop is so corrupt he will try anything legal or not

[@arthurminiear2904]

Officer Norris doesn't have the investigative prowess to investigate a fart in a elevator, if he was the only person in it, having dealt it, felt it, smelt it, and heard it come out of his own ass , he would still try to gaslight the next person to step in the elevator, and accuse them of doing it. The way he came back from inside this gas station, having just found out he was at the wrong place, he just can't shut up with trying to justify it. He should have realized his failure to investigate by contacting the caller first, getting the correct story, and gathering evidence prior to even making contact with the alleged perpetrator. That way, he would have a reasonable detention, instead of this fiasco, that he keeps trying to justify. Too big of ego, and too little common sense, make Norris here,a menus to the public, and a liability to his department.

[@GradertJ]

Qualified immunity has got to go. These cops aren't dumb they're reckless. They don't care there are no consequences for their actions and they know it.

[@snidelywhiplash1888]

Ban the Corrupt Police Unions and make it LAW that existing contracts are made public in their entirety.

[@mikewilliams2072]

Correct, that is why they act the way they do !!! Qualified immunity is the worst thing that ever happened to the police and the citizens living in their jurisdiction!!!! If something isn't done about Qualified immunity it will end in a war with the good guys against the police and the good guys will win!!!!!!!

[@frankgilyard9210]

BECAUSE THEY DON'T PAY !!!

[@sgt.grinch3299]

Why is the Sgt. questioning the and Identifying the passenger? I despise copsplaining. It is like trying to have a conversation with a drunken person, nothing good will come from your waste of time.

[@Matt123a]

Fishing to achieve their premeditated goal. Arrest this man for something, anything.

[@stephengrigg5988]

More like a crackhead who needs that ID fix

[@ricochet2977]

It wasn’t the wrong gas station, he made the whole thing up to go fishing, when it backfired he made the excuse of being in the wrong place to cover his back.

[@elmerslick]

@@ricochet2977 Yeah, I was hoping the guy in the Durango would drive over to the other gas station to observe the "real" investigation.

[@walkingdeadman4208]

​@@elmerslickI wonder if the cop even went over to the other gas station and taked to them. Someone should get bodycam footage. If he goes over, i bet he just get a pack of gum or something

[@justinwallace6652]

I was a deputy for 5 years...and never responded to the WRONG place! Why is this becoming a problem!?

[@monalong8900]

Fishing expedition

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

Hiring stupid people.

[@jamesroales2684]

Because you left!

[@stevenhiggins3331]

Because the iq level has been lowered

[@frostyab7579]

cops should not be allowed to go actively seek for complainants

[@RiverRat-2112]

"...Go for it..." Because he knows that his boss is just as bad as he is and will do nothing about his bad behavior. Typical.

[@ericalexander5890]

Two things cops are addicted to: demanding ID, and screaming "stop resisting" as they beat someone who isn't resisting.

[@stevetalley5800]

Don't forget-Disorderly conduct!

[@snidelywhiplash1888]

And then there’s the last ditch effort before they shoot you, ‘stop going for my gun’. They’re now TRAINED to ‘act’ and dramatize for their body worn, and in car, cams. Ask a newly dispensed academy grad.

[@ben10094]

DON'T LEAVE OUT CAN LIE 24/7 ABOUT ANYTHING TO GET A CHARGE

[@mikewilliams2072]

That is to protect their ass when making an illegal arrest if the body cam dosent record everything they can claim they were resisting off camara to justify them beating someone into submission!!!!!!

[@emileeleewolfe4192]

With the justification of "officer safety"

[@rickatkins1789]

They want your ID so they can run your name to see if there are any outstanding warrants. In other words they are fishing, hoping to find something to justify their actions.

[@gregggorypecs2370]

This tyrant keeps coming up and threatening another violation when he can't get him on the one before

[@mikewilliams2072]

Typical cop!!!!!!

[@mikewilliams2072]

Never give up until you get him on something real or not!!!!!!

[@breakfreak3181]

Notice how at the end, after admitting that he was at the wrong place, the cop offered *no apology,* but in fact said he could've made it go worse! WTAF?! The ego, arrogance and disdain for citizens constitutional rights is off the scale!

[@jdub28ful]

Exactly!!!! He comes out and says he’s in the wrong place and everything he’s said/done has been wrong so far like it’s no issue at all….?? Psycho

[@ben10094]

another point for the HATERS

[@davidbaird5985]

I think an apology would have been the "least" the officer could have done.

[@wncryder]

I’m not taking up for the cop at all. In today’s sue-happy society the cop shouldn’t apologize (as anyone else shouldn’t apologize, especially on camera) because in court a lawyer would turn an apology into admission of going something wrong(guilt). The cop should have came out of the station and said “You are free to go” and walked to his cruiser and left. But no, the cop still had to be mouthy trying to defend his actions to save his ego.

[@robertducat-qp7qy]

EXACTLY. They are TOO PRIDEFUL TO APOLOGIZE. That's half the problem

[@darylco5573]

Police hiring interview questions: Can you treat people like criminals even though they aren't? Can you violate people's rights? Can you shoot people even though they are unarmed and use a drop gun? Yes? You're Hired!

[@soonerborn7603]

“Are you scared of falling acorns? Good, you’ll fit right in!” Haha!

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

"What's your hit stick rating?" Uvalde Police Department: Is he making fun of us again?

[@dsprg]

Litmus test aces 👌✌️

[@JoeSkee-ox2gg]

The badge is handed down from generation to generation.

[@patverum9051]

@@JoeSkee-ox2ggAnd every generation is bred dumber.

[@Slomotionrr08]

They weren't at the wrong address, he just couldn't get the people in the store to trespass them so he had to make up a lie.

[@tyronejones8395]

These clowns in Florida cops sheriffs, deputy, state police they couldn’t even get a job delivering pizza. They can’t even find the right address. That’s the bad.

[@Dmanderic1979]

Disorderly conduct is the go to charge for contempt of cop. If that doesn't fit, then it's resisting or obstruction. Those 3 charges are the go to.

[@Havoc_762]

thanks for repeating what was stated in the video.

[@wessexdruid7598]

You forgot 'I can smell marijuana'.

[@davidmoore5225]

And the nearly worthless judges let it happen. And the resisting arrest without an underlying crime in court to HAVE AN ARREST is both ridiculous and another example of worthless judges, and corrupt DAs. If I were a judge and a resisting arrest charge was brought, and no other charge was made, I would throw out the charge, and demand all body cam evidence. All police reports, and have defendant give a sworn, account of what happened to me. Then I would decide what else needs to happen.

[@mikewilliams2072]

Even if they are at the wrong address!!!!!!!!

[@niveknospmoht8743]

Why is this always happening. Cops should have a mandatory 6 month pizza delivery job before getting a job with departments so they know where to go when reading an address. 2nd - at least a semesters worth of study on constitutional law

[@kpdvw]

but if after 6 months they can pass a proficiency of the Law then they would not become cops but become Attorneys....!

[@seofelite]

They're out of the academy in 6 months. Clearly, they're in dire need of BAR-level training and examination. Should be 1 year MINIMUM.

[@snidelywhiplash1888]

Full year of Civics, The US Constitution and the Founders. Minimum. One life saved, one false arrest averted, one malicious prosecution avoided and one taxpayer funded lawsuit payout averted would make it well worth the training. At least, to the Citizens who bear the brunt of LE and prosecutorial malfeasance, incompetence and ineptitude. The members of LE, in particular, and our ‘Justice System’ in general, MUST have some skin in the game or sorely needed, and long overdue, change will never be allowed in our presently corrupt LE/Judicial System. THE PEOPLE should have the authority to control and monitor LE and our courts, NOT the usual suspects who are committing these crimes, over and over and over again.

[@KayceeLeeigh]

I delivered with Door Dash for six months and never got the address wrong. Not once. Cops should AT LEAST be held to the standards of DOOR DASH. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@55Quirll]

Don't they know how to type in the address into the GPS locator and follow directions? I can find it on a paper map and just follow the map easily

[@billienomates1606]

How sad that police officers would rather hassle law abiding citizens rather than be patrolling for genuine breaches of the law, sad.

[@55Quirll]

It is far safer and there is not much the common citizen can do. Sue them? it doesn't harm them, and unless the charge is extreme like murder, the police are back on the job harassing other people again.

[@darrene.vonbraun4421]

The fact that he didnt think "Theres 2 gas stations on this corner. Better make sure which one im called to." Shows you what a lazy arrogant bad apple this cop is. His mindset is "citizens against us" and "i'm here to arrest criminals."

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Shit they sent the one that can’t read to a garage that was wrong 😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉

[@user-jz6bg1dm1v]

And as usual, the ego will NEVER let them apologize.

[@pugdaddi]

Police officers should be insured individually no insurance no work. Let’s let the insurance companies decide who a good risk and who is not.

[@glintinggold]

Once we get Medicare for All single payer universal healthcare, the industry can make their dumping pay off by insuring LEOs. Excellent suggestion, @pugdaddi !

[@55Quirll]

@@glintinggold I refuse to participate in Medicare for All, I have my own insurance and I told the insurance Co how I wanted it structured. There is a large deductible, which I have already saved up, low premiums and I pay all out-of-pocket expenses such as doctor visits and prescriptions. The Insurance kicks in when I have a catastrophic injury or illness. But the Malpractice Insurance for the police is a great idea

[@robertberglund8321]

Police Officers can not solicit a Trespassing Charge.

[@mikewilliams2072]

You mean they are not supposed to not that they can't they do it all the time!!!!!!

[@paulraper1]

"I got the wrong person and the wrong gas station" The cop got it all wrong, even tried to solicit a tresspass but instead of an apology, all the guy got was to be grateful that the cop told him " i could have still made an issue of it if i had wanted to" How is that in any way acceptable? Even if he had gone to the correct gas station, any normal person would have gone inside to ask what the complaint was from the horses mouth that if he had the right guys, thats called an investigation. After he went to solicit the tresspass and found out he had the wrong guys at the wrong gas station, his ego STILL wouldn't let go and say sorry. What a twat.

[@monaezytwo6513]

Get my badge number from my SGT? All ego all the time. Childish attempt to control the situation. Pathetic disgrace.

[@shamrocm]

Numerous courts have ruled that police officers/Deputy Sheriffs can not be the victim of Disorderly Conduct.

[@CrabbyO]

"If I really wanted to make this an issue, I could." He THINKS he's talking about "officer discretion," but he's ACTUALLY admitting to retaliatory stops.🤦‍♂️ He needs to fill out the I-D 10 T form.🤭

[@rosskhan4815]

As the cop's face is beet red from embarrassment at the end, he says, "If I really wanted to make an issue out of this, I could've." Punk! 🤣

[@glintinggold]

In the pig's 'mind' he's being real nice and asking you to be nice too and not sue his ass.

[@guskinmaypho174]

"if I wanted to make a big deal out of it I could have"... I don't think the officer realizes that it's not a virtue to NOT abuse his power more than he already did...

[@TheRomans9Guy]

Translates to: "I have a gun and I am a power tyrant so I normally would have totally violated you and gotten away with it...but your smart phone camera scared me."

[@Artist_Kevin]

With zero legal obligation to serve and protect while benefiting from qualified immunity we get an occupying Force.

[@mikewilliams2072]

Yeah, isn't this how world War 2 started!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cmgngmc]

THESE COPS INCREASE THEIR WORK LOAD JUST TO SHOW SOMEONE THEY ARE IN CHARGE

[@appiconll]

How could the Coproach make it a lot worse if he found out they weren't the suspects. He was lying the whole time.

[@BillyBOB-sm3rl]

Coproach, love it. I will be borrowing it.

[@appiconll]

@@BillyBOB-sm3rl Lol

[@geo.t.t1055]

They say they need to ID you in case you have a weapon on you? Does that mean they have to ID every single person in public just because they might have something in their pockets. Their excuses keep becoming more and more outlandish. All they were trying to do is erodes everyone's rights.

[@glintinggold]

Thank you for pointing this out. I've been wondering the same thing, and conclude they'll only be happy when everyone's in jail.

[@Hear-MeoutTwo2]

They’re also eroding their own rights. They fail to see that they are also crabs in a pot that’s getting hotter and hotter.

[@richardbaker308]

It's a constitutional right. I can have a weapon on me if I want and don't have to tell them shit

[@mikewilliams2072]

It's none of their business who you are unless you have broken a law, once they have established you have broken a law then they can ask for ID!!!!!!

[@glintinggold]

@@mikewilliams2072 Of course, then there are the cops who pull you over for a pretext, or simply don't like you and charge you with some random "crime" or three. That's their way of getting past the Fourth Amendment, those oath-breaking thugs!!!

[@healingsoul13]

Once I solicit a tresspass, I will ID you.

[@kenstats739]

Is always ridiculous when cops do the "Calm down, don't be so aggressive" spiel, when they have basically turned up and accused people of doing things.

[@brianpite0893]

I'm really surprised that he admitted that they were at the wrong place.

[@truthbespoken333]

Just an escape method IMO.

[@Dr.Bigglesworth]

What's wrong with meeting at a gas station, and conducting business? Such as meeting up with a buyer to sell them a video game? I always do my face to face transactions with someone I don't know at a very public place.

[@YouveBeenMiddled]

It's not like there's a tamale truck or fruit & veggie wagon they're peddling from...

[@purdhupley7864]

The parking lot at Walmart is the standard public place in my community to do Facebook Marketplace transactions. Maybe the cops should start cruising them looking for crimes afoot

[@alphabravo8703]

yup

[@fishslayer38]

Hahahaha its so funny how people will record themselves being complete dingleberrys and think they got em!

[@MrRussvett]

good thing there wasn't an acorn involved

[@mikewilliams2072]

Yeah someone would have died!!!!

[@brt5273]

It is getting worse. They don't even care that they are getting caught and exposed, because there are no meaningful repercussions. If I understand correctly, there was a call placed about someone selling stuff on a convenience store parking lot. So officer numnutz shows up at the wrong address and doesn't even bother to speak to the supposed proprieter/clerk/attendant first. Even after he knows he's wrong he just doubles down on his authoritarian ego trip, BLAMING his victim and issuing directives.

[@garryquiggins8183]

Cops can't locate a house with GPS, street signs, computers, and cell phones. Not can they distinguish one gas station from another. Sad!

[@patrickfaul834]

Ruby Johnson just won a 1.7 million judgement because of this same bullshit

[@MMCUSN]

They never verified the address with dispatch (that can be seen or heard). They never tried to verify that he was selling anything. They just assumed it was him because "they got a call". Why isn't the badge number on the badge?

[@mikewilliams2072]

Exactly!!!!!!

[@kennethdefry1233]

" Disorderly Conduct " is the Slogan of the " Thin blue Line "

[@phillipdevoll6559]

These officers must be fired and get their officer cards revoked if the officer goes in and requests a trespass and illegally demanding ID and illegally detain him and giving illegal orders

[@mikewilliams2072]

You mean that is not the way they are supposed to act!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

Back when i lived in Florida it was like that constantly. Pulled over for looking suspicious. I'm not kidding when I call that a police state. Way, way, way too many cops.

[@laurierice7687]

Nobody could pay me enough money to live in Florida.

[@IrishPotato86]

Deputy had the wrong location of a call, harasses this guy, attempts to violate his rights, makes threats of arrest, attempts to solicit a trespass in order to have reason to ID him, again threatens to arrest him for disorderly conduct because he’s pissed off the guy knows his rights and isn’t bowing down to the deputy’s perceived authority, and is rude the entire time! This deputy needs to find a new line of work!

[@glintinggold]

Gee when you put it that way it sounds kinda bad! LOL (It's pretty bad! what a litany!)

[@ronaldmasters1225]

The education standards of the police have dropped dramatically to a point of being unable to read and understand what they read. Question did they graduate first grade or drop out.

[@bobbywilson9468]

Stay Strong/Safe 🙏🏼💪🏽💯!!! The Truth Will set you Free!!! Be Blessed and a Blessing! "We The People By The People For The People" United We Stand Divided We Fall...🛐 Eyes Wide Open NOT Eyes Wide Shut. 2A All The Way.!.

[@williamruiz3889]

What’s insane is that his superiors were look at this interaction and say he made a simple mistake he is human.. meanwhile, all his actions were unlawful, he did not witness anyone breaking the law in his presence. He had no justified reason for a detention let alone a reason to anyone. I don’t understand why it’s so hard to get rid of the so-called bad apples.. How is it? This guy can still go to work on Monday and have a full pension and a badge with the authority to destroy and eliminate people. Very sad scenario when cops can investigate themselves only to find no wrongdoing..

[@honeyafun7450]

they wanted ID but were shy about their own badge numbers

[@mgainey3486]

They bring the hate on their self

[@chrisfritz4611]

This cop has a real chip on his shoulder

[@user-xl1zq8sk7v]

His wife's boyfriend no longer lets her sleep with him. I find that more accurate in my dumb world

[@jonathanjohnson8656]

I bet the cop's mom had a really mean bark.

[@darylco5573]

Most do.

[@Drkraut345]

It is safer to got to wrong address. Notice how long they take to explain it to the innocent victims. It would be too dangerous to go where the bad guys are

[@55Quirll]

agreed

[@mikewilliams2072]

Yeah makes you wonder if they do this on purpose because they didn't want to endanger themselves with a real criminal, it's safer to abuse someone that is not a criminal!!!!!!!

[@paulcrumley9756]

The first thing they should do upon arriving at the scene is to interview the "victim." The hearsay from the 911 operator isn't enough to establish reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime, much less probable cause that the person they are harassing had committed a crime.

[@suzannchurchwell4286]

Florida, that says it all.

[@strongbrave]

You have the right to remain silent. So. Shut up.

[@hotrox2112]

He had the Right...but he did not have the ability....

[@W8RIT1]

Then cops will use their "authority" to "peacefully intimidate" a business owner or employee to "agree" with them on a trespass in which to solicit the ID.

[@sherrysparks9460]

There is no incentive to verify accuracy when you have Qualified Immunity coverage.

[@TaylerJDust]

It's not happening more often than in the past, cameras just makes it easier to put on public display

[@lgDukeCity5018]

If you aren't legally required to, why are they asking, ordering etc. You cannot solicit a trespass.

[@kevinlewis5194]

The officer is in violation when he entered the store and solicited the trespass.

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

It’s the only way they work 😂😂😂🎉🎉

[@FM-bz7ly]

So, he went to solicit a trespass? He definitely doesn’t need to be on the force.

[@mochaelford3229]

Wrong or right gas station, officer's approach was disrespectful, demanding, and gave zero explanation. I don't care if it was the right people and place, this cops had a predetermined level of attack, which seems to be his normal encounter. He will cost that agency millions one day in a lawsuit, I bet the farm on that!

[@melissah8415]

Cops show up, look for someone they think would be the person that someone called about and start by asking for ID. If there is no active problem or law breaking, why don't they go talk with the complainant (or who they think is the complainant) first? Oh yeah, that would take logical thought.

[@kathleenkrug-byle1199]

I’m the public and the cops behavior disturbs me. Why do they feel they must lecture the public? ID first, then make up a crime.

[@davidmoore5225]

Well they did have C average in high school. Some did take a semester of criminal justice at a community college. So obviously they are well qualified to lecture people.

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

Make the cops care about our liberty.

[@letricblue]

More technology, less brains!

[@yungmayanprinceymp6113]

Illegal to solicit a trespass. And i hate that the owners whove had no complaints dont know any better and just comply, creating a an issue that was non existent.

[@rogerborg]

What's the offence?

[@Havoc_762]

its not illegal lol

[@yungmayanprinceymp6113]

@@rogerborg could fall under deprivation of rights, violating oath.

[@Duckster8769]

@@Havoc_762it certainly is illegal. It’s called “creating a controversy where none existed” and “abuse of authority”

[@Havoc_762]

@@Duckster8769 lmfao, direct me to the law that states soliciting a trespass is illegal. Spoiler alert, you wont find it. Although it seemed confrontational and an attempt to escalate the situation (which I agree) There is nothing stopping law enforcement from asking a property owner if they want someone trespassed off their property. Its how law enforcement handles the trespass warning which is the factor. Under current Florida law the deputy still couldn't get the mans ID for a trespass warning and would have to allow the man the opportunity to freely leave the property. The deputy would only be able to take action if the man refused to leave the property after being given notice of a trespass warning.

[@AimeeAimee444]

In FL competency is hit or miss with Officers, Sheriffs, Lawyers and Judges. They’re watching out for each other, not citizens. My goodness, I was “Shanghai’d” by the courts and am working to get my rights back. A complete and utter nightmare how my reputation was destroyed. Sheriff’s need to be re-elected and don’t care about ruining people’s lives.

[@julieproctor6039]

I enjoy when citizens tell cops "it doesnt work like that."

[@wiolettapagowski5590]

There's no wrong address, everyone is guilty.

[@DadOdizzle]

It’s funny, how blatantly obvious he’s going to solicit a trespass.

[@Havoc_762]

its not illegal to solicit a trespass.

[@davidgreen271]

We really need more people like you spreading the word on our rights and police corruption as an ex law enforcement officer you are very good at this

[@matszz]

The business should sue the police for trespassing their customers without their consent.

[@Havoc_762]

he never trespassed him.

[@leewhite6425]

There it is again " we got a call" is not a crime.

[@PCProphecy]

As a truck driver, where is my qualified immunity? Almost everything is a preventable incident. No other career has this benefit.

[@cliffordbuttle4529]

Plus they get payed if they have to stay stand down for a few weeks all at tax payers expense 😢😢😢🎉🎉🎉

[@petermastenbroek7719]

Wherever cops are present, INNOCENT CIVILIANS LIVES ARE IN GREAT DANGER ! I am still waiting to see one of the so-called "GOOD COPS" show up, and I'm getting more and more convinced that they only exist in FAIRY-TALES !

[@mikewilliams2072]

I agree 100%

[@Nin_the_Shinobi]

It should be a requirement to go and pass law school to be a cop

[@VOLTUSBlitz]

"If I really want to make an issue about this I would" after is the wrong place, wrong person...If they cannot even read a freaking adress how are they qualified to become a cop.

[@OfficialCharlieElla]

You're a good man brother.