DUI Test Denial | Don't Allow Cops To Trick You

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

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[@patricawalton2402]

Geez stop doing the Officer's job to find you guilty. Get yourself checked after a wreck. Whiplash in a wreck doesn't happen immediately.

[@doctorseuss5349]

Lack Luster and Long Island Audits introduced a phone app for immediate Lawyer communication. Not sure how it works.

[@MrTrecutter1]

I would love to hear your input on Sheepdog training! As a posed to Gaurdian training!

[@oxyfee6486]

They mistake their oath for a hunting license.

[@brianbagnall3029]

That's some great audio sync. 😢

[@shawncook8672]

It's not about taking drunk drivers off the streets; it's about that sweet, sweet federal grant money. The dui arrest doesn't have to stick, just make the arrest.

[@hhhy9160]

Insentivising areests, surly that won't be abused.

[@shawncook8672]

@@bobthetitanic nope. Same amount. The grant is only about the arrest not conviction rate.

[@BigDaddyDru]

Tacoma is a crap hole town. The cops have way better things they could and should be doing, but this guy sealed his fate as soon as he admitted to smoking the previous day. Shut your fracking mouth dudes and dudettes.

[@mikeoxlong6450]

Absolutely. I've gotten two DUIS. At no time did they care if I was able to drive. I just had to do the test. They aren't optional in Michigan. And both times it was some BS reason for getting pulled over. (air freshener from the mirror, slight deviation over the line on an empty rural road, etc.) Nothing was in danger except their budget.

[@brentfarvors192]

Bingo!!!

[@daveblackman816]

This is crazy that they automatically just assume he’s drunk or on something for the crime of being in a car accident. Wow

[@hornedgod2873]

Interestingly, being in a car accident isn’t a crime either

[@mr.duanesharpe]

It’s because of the typical question. Where are you coming from? He gave wayyyy too much info and that’s why the cop “assumed” he was impaired. Never talk to cops.

[@kylebusc3624]

​@@mr.duanesharpe"assumed" he was impaired? He failed those FST miserably. I've seen drunk people do better on them wtf lol. This was 100% a justifiable arrest. It was also justified to drop the charges when more evidence came up.

[@bigd3104]

​@@kylebusc3624What flavor boot polish do you prefer? Asking for a friend.

[@Soulseller33]

@@kylebusc3624 i could be completly sober and would fail most of the tests anyways.. This tests are a joke..

[@limelegacy5018]

so who else thinks that the officer should get discipline for this every time the decided to take someone in

[@brentfarvors192]

We all do!!! But, it's the complete opposite; He got congratulated back @ the station for this one...

[@KevFactor1966]

Qualified Immunity 😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@aebalc]

Disciplined for what? He did his job properly. He investigated an accident where the driver claimed to have a green but witnesses and video show it was red. Based on the drivers statements (visiting a marijuana store/claiming to have smoked yesterday then switching to hasn't smoked in a year) and the drivers performance on the walk and turn/foot raised test (which we can see in the video he was not 100% stable) the officer decided he had probable cause for an arrest due to likely marijuana impairment. After the bloodwork came back clean the charges were dropped. I don't see where the officer did anything improper. The officer did his job objectively without bias - he even included in his report facts that could be used in the defendants defense - the nystagmus test was passed and the preliminary breath test was 0.00. In order to test for substances other than alcohol the driver must be arrested and blood tests performed. I don't see any cause for disciplining this officer.

[@truthseaker11.11]

@@aebalcYour a complete idiot!! One it’s not against the law to visit that store or to say they smoked yesterday. Sure the cop was doing his job by investigating the situation but saw NO signs of him being impaired, which was stated on the report. I could understand if he was showing visible signs of something not being right but at no time in that video did he seem as if he was impaired at all. Your probably the cop from the video trying to defend your actions. Going on here acting like this was totally justifiable which it was NOT.

[@brentfarvors192]

@@aebalc You mis t have a degree in copsplaining...? Where, it's obvious to anyone not targeting a quota, he was as sober as a nun on Sunday...P.S. He never changed his story...He stated "A year ago" only. I give you a C+...You have the basics down, but need more exxageration in order to copsplain successfuly...Tqke it for the valuable lesson it is; NEVER, EVER amswer Police questions, and NEVER submit to any roadside test other than a breathalizer!!! ESPECIALLY in Weed legal states!!! A blood test can't determine when the marijuana was consumed; Only, how much is in your system @ the time of the test...Now; Imagine he HAD smoked some the day before...? "Guilty!"

[@MitchJ]

Keep shining the spotlight on police corruption, Abiyah. You're doing VERY important work here. Thanks.

[@ultimatedouchebag6760]

what im seeing here is the american people allowed these clown cops to get away with this for years......

[@KevFactor1966]

Qualified Immunity 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@macmiller1678]

This guy was driving high and could have killed someone. Y’all are clowns.

[@richardbell9656]

​@@macmiller1678he must have taken untraceable drugs because breath and blood tests show nothing. All charges were dismissed. See how ridiculous you sound......sheesh !

[@Cheri8795]

​@@macmiller1678Did you pay attention to the whole video? They took blood and he had nothing in his system. He wasn't high at all.

[@brettstarks1846]

At the bare minimum, it’s lazy police work. “You’re drunk…okay, you’re not drunk, so you must be high or something.” Same thing with the Tayvin Galanakis video. It also goes to show that 99/100 times, by the time cops ask you to step out and take these “tests,” they’ve already made up their minds that you’re going to jail for DUI. No point in taking them.

[@oxyfee6486]

They are just Real Estate Agents For the prison system, selling cells by the square foot.

[@MrBeevee5]

The way I understood it, "You blew a zero". "You are not drunk." "You're under arrest!"

[@bunkeroregano9492]

​​@@MrBeevee5 the way I see it is the driver had nothing in his system and the officer is now arresting him and taking him to get probed by a doctor that most likely works for the department and isn't a doctor just a registered nurse, in the past people have been arrested, blood drawn, went and got a second blood draw from a hospital (as law usually states is requiredby the department anyways) and the hospital one DID NOT have traces of anything while the other did.

[@chrisbudesa]

Of course charges were dropped. Qualified immunity must be abolished.

[@TashaIsrael-ch9xf]

Its crazy that you can be arrested for DUI even if you are not under the influence of anything

[@kirkyorg7654]

because they get more funding for more arrests not convictions so they have an incentive to arrest everyone for dui whether they are or not cops abuse every mechanism they have access too they are nothing but armed revenue collectors for the state they may as well be armed robbers

[@swashkiv7509]

Yup. I was talking to a “drug recognition expert” from Mesa PD out of Arizona, and he literally told me one of the telltale signs that you’ve been smoking marijuana is if your TONGUE IS GREEN. Lol my jaw dropped. Like what are they teaching these guys?

[@kevmasengale6903]

​@@swashkiv7509your tounge is green? Man, I've smoked a lot of weed.... A lot.... And my tounge has never once turned green.

[@swashkiv7509]

@@kevmasengale6903lol that’s what I told him. He looked so confused.

[@TruthrConsequences]

Americans can be "unlawfully" arrested for just about anything that makes the officer feel better about themselves.

[@christophercook1372]

Don't answer questions FULL STOP. You can hear the case building by the cop, why were you there. What were you doing, where are you going etc....

[@steelstreet3765]

Is that why they ask questions to build a case on us?

[@chrisbudesa]

Here are my documents. I do not waive my 1st, 4th, and 5th amendment rights

[@steelstreet3765]

@@chrisbudesa whatever information you want it's on my ID and my license plate.

[@oxyfee6486]

“Will be used against you!” Police are not allowed to testify for you, ever. Remain silent!

[@davesiringo7147]

At the very first question, you reply: "I'm invoking my 4th and 5th ammendment rights. Any further questions will be addressed through my lawyer." Then STFU!

[@RichardOgden-l6j]

Once again this is why we shouldn't even talk to cops...I don't answer questions..

[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

Yeah this cop was setting him up from the start

[@patrickday4206]

When a cop asks you where you are coming from always say my lawyers office 😂

[@Andrew-cs1td]

Prime opportunity to reach way back to being a 10 yo and reply “yo mamma’s”.

[@jonstone9741]

The guy screwed up by answering the cop's questions. When the cop asked him "where are you coming from?" the guy said "a casino." That was stupid. Then he really screwed up when he said he bought some pot. The correct answer was "where I'm coming from is irrelevant. I will only answer questions related to this auto accident."

[@FrankTheTank369]

How ironic that the cop who "loves DUI'S" arrests a man not intoxicated..wonder how many other innocent people he has done this too

[@wearesavedbygodsgrac]

That was the comment that got me. "He loves DUI's

[@JosephKuznia]

I am positive that is not the first time he has done that. He is too easy with it because there no consequences when he is wrong, in fact he probably has a good laugh about it after. That is why this jerk wad "loves DUI'S". 🤣🪖🤣

[@lissanne9769]

This cop is an incompetent excuse for a human being. I could not believe it when he off-handly stated "I love DUI's". He needs to lose his job.

[@jbrosupra]

Dudes high as fuck dude

[@mark4m557]

All he has to do is suspect someone of DUI. It's honestly a double edged sword. Those FST are hard to do completely sober, but if he lets a DUI suspect go, and the driver kills someone down the road. It would be on the officer who let him go. I do understand in a way, but the guy he arrested wasn't loaded, and he knew that. I think he gets his kicks off making DUI arrest.

[@ColtonRMagby]

Passed the breathalyzer, and was STILL arrested? This is fucking ridiculous!

[@SkepticCyclist]

Well, a breathalyzer is only used for alcohol, not pot. The dude does come off as stoned.

[@ColtonRMagby]

@@SkepticCyclist He admitted to NOT smoking any.

[@SS-dm5iy]

@@SkepticCyclist His vape juice is still sealed in the package guy.

[@swashkiv7509]

@@SkepticCyclistno he doesn’t, not at all. He was very lucid.

[@SkepticCyclist]

@@SS-dm5iy A beer can still not opened doesn't prove he didn't drink from another can.

[@sharthun2009]

Until these cops suffer real repercussions for their actions arrest like this one will never end. When the cops favorite saying is "You might beat the charge but you will still take the ride" you know they are not afraid of any consequences for their actions.

[@tormentorxl2732]

Just another example that they don’t hire cops based on high intelligence standards. This needs to change.

[@TruthrConsequences]

Former Philadelphia Police Captain Ray Lewis stated cadets scoring high in "empathy" on psych testing are also fired.

[@epjetta]

The problem is smart people dont want to be cops.

[@markrankin2954]

What are you on. He gave the cop the ammo by admitting he smoked yesterday. So cop knows he will pop on a blood or piss test. At most, you can fault him for being overly greedy.

[@tormentorxl2732]

@@markrankin2954 PFFFT AHHAHAHAHAA!! You’d definitely lose the case for the cop with that idiotic take 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 🤡

[@kylebusc3624]

​@@tormentorxl2732this is 100% a valid arrest. They had MULTIPLE reasons to believe he was under the influence. They aren't going to take any chances and release him, they took him in, gathered more evidence, and dropped all charges. This was a 100% reasonable encounter

[@wxfield]

"I have a couple questions" - you answer, "That's fine, please make an appointment with my counsel to get those answered." "I'd like to give you a field sobriety test" - you answer, "I respectfully decline to take any voluntary tests".

[@patrickday4206]

Or I'm sure you do. blank stare. I'm sure you would like to. Blank stare

[@reiw5802]

I like the Pirates of the Caribbean answer, "I'm disinclined to acquiesce to your request." That will just go over their head. 😂😂😂

[@praetorian1rsb]

@@reiw5802 I like that.

[@wxfield]

@@praetorian1rsb I do too. Good one.

[@Joshmmh]

I like how the firefighters knew he was fine and she says oh well there's no time frame on using drugs, something that's completely legal there so not a controlled substance... Their lack of unprofessionalism the entire time is crazy.

[@fettel1988]

" oh well there's no time frame on using drugs" Incidentally there is, because if it's not in the blood anymore...it's not in the body anymore. The one time I had to waste my life on a jury case, the pigs failed to prove DUI because the American opted for a blood test. And by the time the blood was drawn, his alcohol level was negligible.

[@chadrobert4375]

They’re cops. This is how most are.

[@palemale2501]

Alcohol is also legal but you cannot take too much and impair driving - same with drugs

[@oemytech]

A cop with a master's degree in counseling. 😮 Is she for real. I think she missed a few classes.

[@davesiringo7147]

NO cop, anywhere has an IQ high enough for anything beyond a high school diploma. And I'm sure at least 50% can't qualify for that.

[@josephstory6461]

Hint: she's lying. They're trained to lie.

[@oemytech]

@@josephstory6461 That's a given. Obviously she makes more 💰💰💰 as a dounut 🍩 tyrant that as counselor helping people.

[@Cheri8795]

I would hate to have her as a counselor. As soon as I heard her talking to the firefighter I could tell she was a cold, egotistical person. I'd bet that if she pulled you over for a broken taillight or something and you didn't speak super nicely to her, she would turn into a raging tyrant.

[@lzxray6781]

She's a cop, her whole existence is a lie.

[@deadmanschest4322]

any physical test after an accident, when the body is still flooded with adrenaline and the person probably has suffered a whiplash injury, is the biggest nonsense of all. In such a situation, only a blood test or a breath analyzer makes sense

[@Forty_six_and_two]

One of the many problems with police is that they can't admit they are wrong

[@WmTRiker]

_"What did I blow?"_ _"It doesn't matter."_ Then why do it? I, personally, do not drink, smoke (anything) or do drugs. If I am ever stopped and asked to do a field sobriety test, I am going to refuse it and _demand_ a blood test be conducted at a hospital _immediately_ (so they can't claim any substances they thought I had in my system had dissipated). Blood tests should be the _only_ evidence admissible for a DUI conviction.

[@bunkeroregano9492]

Yea, request a ambulance to take you for a blood draw otherwise you refuse dui testing, kinda sad how test with roughly 60% accuracy are "standerd field sobriety test", when nearly half the population can't do it sober

[@tormentorxl2732]

Ever since my back problems went full blast, I can barely walk period, let alone balance with my eyes closed, arms like an airplane with one foot in the air.

[@MaydayAggro]

I have bad balance too. I have taken these tests just to see if I would pass. I think I would only pass the walk and turn during an actual encounter.

[@simonchen6698]

Glad to hear, 1. The charges were dropped and 2. A lawsuit was filed. Cities need to start paying up or doing something about these out of control cops.

[@mollycote1021]

Don’t talk to the cops! EVER‼️

[@blkdadintx]

He was just in a car accident, albeit at low speeds and no injuries, still a traumatic experience and is forced to answer questions. Yet LEO's are allowed time to review camera footage and time to "process" before making a statement after a shooting in most jurisdictions. 1:26

[@briandreibelbis8939]

And they have no idea why the public doesn't trust any of them, this is getting way out of hand. He came back .O00 and still got put in handcuffs for a DUI. Someone needs to explain this to me.

[@Sunstar808]

It’s so difficult to trust a field sobriety test because we’ve seen in multiple videos where sober drivers are still being arrested. Sober individuals, that are not falling over drunk, are being arrested for minuscule subjective reasons so the arrestable standards should be raised or ban the test.

[@johnow7]

Always refuse unless you are obliged and capable to walk on your hands for five or ten feet in front of them with their body cams on. Breath and/or blood.

[@anarky4711]

It's because they get credit for DUI arrests. Not convictions.

[@brad-lee591]

Doesn't matter if it's accurate or non-subjective. It's a dog and pony show to convince you to take a plea deal or convince a jury. They just want to make more slaves under the 13th amendment.

[@cfawcett9870]

If I remember correctly the vast majority of the world stopped using them like twenty years ago because they are so unreliable, take up time unnecessarily and aren't admissible in court (uk). Yet the US clings to them like it's the ultimate test

[@mark4m557]

I don't trust FST's, or the people administering FST's. If a officer suspects you if DUI. There is no amount of FST or roadside chemical test that will save your @$$ from being arrested. Their mind is set on cuffing you before the test.

[@littlejefe494]

I've been in a similar situation, dui tests proved me sober but chp still illegally arrested me suspended my license and charged me with dui, and after fighting it for several months it was dismissed in court it is still on my record for some stupid reason and it still affects my ability to get employed. The worst part it doesn't matter if you deny or take part of the test they automatically arrest you and treat you as guilty .

[@FtanmoOfEtheirys]

"Where are you coming from?" - Correct answer is, Officer the answer to that question has no relevance on the current situation. If the officer pushes back, then you reply with: "I am invoking my 5th Amendment Constitutional right in that I may not be compelled to testify against myself. I have the right to remain silent and I will be invoking that right from this moment forward and will not answer any questions unless in the presence of and advised to do so by my legal counsel."

[@patrickday4206]

Or say from my lawyers office 😂

[@oxyfee6486]

He should have said

[@EAMitch1619]

People in shock or having an adrenaline rush often don't notice if they are hurt. It's often not a yes or no answer when asked if you're hurting after an accident. It can take a while for people to notice if they are hurting or not after an accident.

[@michaelmagaw6870]

End qualified immunity and always record the police and never answer any questions

[@larryag99]

The cops know they can't make the charges stick... but they love running people through the process. Its a power thing ! (and likely a positive aspect in their next performance review) You would be well informed to invoke your 5th amendment RIGHT to remain silent. Your remaining silent CAN NOT be used against you in a court of law. That's about the ONLY statement you make that can't be used against you !

[@oxyfee6486]

Yep! Process is the punishment, it’s always been that way, just remain completely silent. They are going to do what they want anyway, no point arguing with them.

[@supramby]

That is why qualified immunity needs to be revoked and individual officers need to be sued into bankruptcy

[@brentfarvors192]

No; It's $$$ thing!!! Dept's get federal $'s for every dui arrest. The more arrests, the more $$$, and the more hours they get. Cop also gets OT for court appearances...

[@deannanace8935]

AGREED! 🐷 🐽 🐷 🐽

[@anon4854]

Cant beat the ride mentality.

[@01gtbdaily30]

I was told by a police officer friend to never take field sobriety tests as the only reason they ask is they suspect you’re impaired and therefore only look for signs to prove their assumption . Any small error you make is amplified by their bias and is all they notice.

[@cma9042]

This is why I have a dashcam. The poor guy is talking too much but it's understandable as he's in a mild form of shock from the accident.

[@deegood7791]

This same bullshit happend to my friend. She got in a minor fender bender outside of her apartment. Pulled into her designated spot. Cops showed up. Told her she was intoxicated. She wasn't. She passed all the tests and blew 0.00. They said well, you passed all the tests but we still think your on something. They arrested her and towed her car that was in her spot.

[@JosephKuznia]

One can only hope that a lawsuit followed this injustice, otherwise they win. 🤑🪖🤑

[@exploit3vil]

This is insane that police in America can just pull up to an accident and assume that you are under the influence with zero evidence and take you to jail. Costing you hundreds if not thousands to bond out, hire a lawyer, court cost, etc. Then have all the charges dismissed and dropped and not a thing happens to the person nor does a dime come out of the pockets of the one that caused you all that grief and financial burden simply because they "thought" you might be under the influence. If there was some type of punishment for these false claims this shit would stop happening. That's why they need to end qualified immunity.

[@tevman69]

It appears that Fire/EMT was standing by while the PO was questioning this driver. I was under the impression that ‘Medical attention’ have priority. Medical examination could be in this driver’s favor of not being under the influence.

[@tevman69]

@@bobthetitanic - Unfortunately, the Fire/EMTs are intimidated by LE reprisals.

[@bradpotter6401]

If the monetary rewards for DUI arrests given to the cops, courts and municipalities were removed , this extorsion would stop. The same applies to traffic tickets.

[@jrutman4441]

"officer, respectfully I'm not going to answer any questions not directly related to this crash" that's what he SHOULD have said imo

[@williamdecatur4340]

I hope he gets a boatload of money from suing them. They straight up railroaded that guy.

[@conniebrown983]

Please keep us up to date on the lawsuit for this case!! Great job! Thank you for educating America on the tyranny in our law enforcement community!! I have learned so much from watching your posts!!

[@jerseyprepper]

It was none of there dam business where he was and where he was going just do your job and process the accident scene maybe the guy hit his head or it’s just his personality. Great video sir 🫡

[@ameliawilson1053]

Thank you for sharing as always.

[@nicknitro4420]

Why arrest him ? He’s clearly not drunk ? I hope he sues them and wins thousands of dollars from the city.

[@JosephKuznia]

Sad thing is it won't cost the ignorant cop a dime, us dumbass taxpayers will foot the bill again. Then they will probably put the fool on a promotion list, I have seen this happen over and over again. END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY 🤣🪖🤣

[@KevinMartin314]

"Usually i know right away if im hurting" thats a cop thats never been in a serious situation. Imagine not understanding how shock and adrenaline can numb pain

[@dusty5132]

I dislocated a joint, but adrenaline kicked in. I didn't feel a thing, at least until the adrenaline wore off.

[@KevinMartin314]

@@dusty5132 exactly, I cut my thumb in half longways (long story) and didn't feel it until I was in the hospital parking lot

[@revolutionstudios2]

I thought the same but neither cop is clearly bright or honest. I got hit hard enough to temporarily dislocate and tear a tendon in my shoulder and didn't notice till hours later

[@shawnruth1937]

Ironic he calls him my friend, when it's far from it.

[@missyann7588]

Y’all remember MADD, right? “Mothers against drunk driving”? I’ve read where they give yearly awards to departments AND cops for the most DUI arrests in a year’s time. Awards for ARRESTS. Not CONVICTIONS. And every time I see someone arrested for DUI and they end up being stone cold sober, I think of MADD. And before I started watching audit videos and body cam footage, I would think “no way would a cop arrest someone when they are completely sober”. And I’m sure MADD isn’t the only one to incentivize DUI arrests. I know that departments recognize the cop with the most DUI arrests as well… It needs to STOP. Because after watching how cops REALLY are, I fully believe that they can and WILL ruin someone’s life for a trophy or blue ribbon. The arrests incentives and qualified immunity HAS GOT TO GO. Until it does, they keep claiming victims like the good citizen in this video.

[@frankmoore3598]

Cop gets points for arrest not convictions. So even though charges are dropped the record still exists that he was arrested for DUI

[@johnow7]

this is what happens when you allow cops to make medical determinations through physical exams. Yes. Some of the tests are useful, but with the eye test that is medical professional level skills. That cop was thinking, "He blew a .000 so I have to imagine or make up something.

[@Andrew-cs1td]

I learned how to give the eye test in my motor learning and control class and I’ve never seen a cop administer it correctly. You are supposed to move the object in a half circle in front of the face not side to side and up and down motion does nothing as the twitch is only presented at the lateral extremes.

[@Dingusdongus257]

Cops should be forced to read Miranda at the start of every interaction with a suspect as their investigation has already begun. Really gross they can be all buddy buddy asking you everything forever and then once the cuffs go on "YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT". You always had that right, they just tricked you into talking.

[@Eagle8]

This officer was desperate for a DUI arrest. All signs showed Henry wasn't under the influence. The officer clearly gambled with Henry's rights. Inconvenience, so what. Bad officer!

[@JosephKuznia]

Bad Piggy, it's easy to gamble when it costs you nothing when you lose. 🐷🪖🐷

[@Eagle8]

@@JosephKuznia Agreed 💯

[@anarky4711]

"You don't hafta be drunk to get a DUI." Truth If a cop wants to give out a thousand DUIs a month, he'll get recognized for those arrests. Rarely, will anything be done to that officer if only 5 of those are convicted. Because, every single case puts money on the books for that municipality.

[@christophertaylor2464]

I hope he sues even though they have dropped the charge I would still sue . Sue sue Sue

[@RandyBoBandy.]

The second he admitted to “smoking” it was a wrap. Why people admit to anything, prescribed or not, to a cop is mind blowing. This is a fantastic example of EXACTLY what NOT to do.

[@thepagan5432]

Ego is a major problem along with abysmal training for cops in the US. If they falsely arrest someone they should be personally sued, so that the over taxed public are not paying for the cops incompetence.

[@Nutnboujee]

Domestic Terrorism…😮

[@MaydayAggro]

"Henry's result was .000. This was observed to be inconsistent with the signs of impairment." Perhaps your "signs of impairment" were inconsistent with reality?

[@mifnp8887]

Exactly! The cop lied and told him it showed that he was drunk! What a total asshole.

[@stud3103]

His miss trust is a true an justified reflection of why we distrust the police.

[@cynbadlonewolf9455]

Can’t talk to em. At all. They are corrupt AF

[@erich6860]

I love it how officers just assume your impaired and not,, just mistaken. IE... people can make mistakes without being impaired. Officers who go to the wrong address and bust in the door of some poor innocent person,,, do they all have to get sobriety tests?

[@PhrozenCPU]

Poor dude talked his way right into an arrest. Don't EVER talk to police without a lawyer. Their ONLY job is to find anything possible to charge you with. Police are NOT your friend. The only time you might waive your Constitutional Rights, is if the cop also waives his Qualified Immunity.

[@izmark671]

"Arrest em' all and let da judge sort them out." ~ day 4 at the academy.

[@gollum0472]

The following needs to happen for policing in America. 1. Ban qualified immunity. 2. Every cop should have a diploma on constitutional law. 3. Make every cop carry liability insurance 4. If a cop resigns/fired from a department they needs to reapply for their certification before they can apply for another job. 5. If a cop has 5 or more sustained complaints they need to lose their certification. Then and only then will policing improve.

[@sjgavenger37]

He did everything a person shouldn't do.

[@dusty5132]

Guess what else can make you seem drunk, a concussion. As in the injury you can get from a car accident.

[@global_Jesus]

Also I would like to point out. The man was just in a collision. He got his bell rung a bit. Think about it, something hits you in the face. At 200 miles an hour. You're gonna be right in your mind for the first hour or two after it happens, I doubt it. And for everyone's information that's how fast an airbag deploys at two hundred miles an hour. Concused....

[@RR-bh8vd]

Well his grad school just got paid for. My uncle retired as a cop 30yrs ago and growing up he always told me never talk to the police. He said there was some bad apples out there that would hem you up any way they could. Thanks Uncle Bruce

[@pjfoltz8810]

I have nerve damage that affects my right leg. Even sober, I would fail the tests

[@MuzixMaker]

NEVER answer questions!!!

[@ChucklesH9936]

Abiyah, your work here is outstanding! I have learned so much on how to interact with LEO. I will not roll down my windows more than 1-2 inches. In NJ, all of my documents merely need to be presented, not relinquished. Most importantly, invoke my 5th amendment right not to converse with these ass clowns. I've gotten my wife on board and we're both more educated. Thanks again for your good work.

[@ericnewman6523]

Female police: “I want to make sure I honor your rights” while also violating his rights..

[@scottchristensen6329]

There needs to be some kind of accountability for these false accusations and I mean a written Law an the cop has to pay some kind of fines also.

[@cwaynebrock2519]

Thank you my friend, you are the best, I'm learning by watching your videos. May God bless you for what you are doing.

[@christopherscott934]

No way should police be able to get away with arresting anyone they can't prove is drunk or under the influence of any drug. IMO this is malicious arrest and the police ought to be fired and sued.

[@rangerrecon]

An excellent example of: 1) Why you don't talk to the police. 2) While field sobriety tests are "scientific", the evaluation the testing by the officer is subjective and can easily result in false impressions of inebriation. Unfortunately, this is a story that happens all too often; people know that they did nothing wrong and feel that they, therefore, having nothing to lose in talking to the police. Freedom - freedom is something that you have to lose.

[@rangerrecon]

@@bobthetitanic Then the officer has nothing to substantiate the arrest for DUI. He could still make the arrest, but he's on shaky ground as to the justification. This is why, even when someone is clearly under the influence, officers still seek to do the field sobriety test. In addition, the tests really do nothing to help you. If the officer believes that you're DUI, then they could always say that they "saw indicators" (there is no pass/fail) when conducting the test. Many officers that has been asked if they didn't arrest someone that they suspected of being DUI after administrating the field tests and their answers were 'no'. When you take the test, all you're doing is providing evidence against yourself, which is why lawyers advise you to always decline the test.

[@russellgtyler8288]

Never be judged on the roadside by a clown with a high school education and a one hour class on dui tests.

[@rccalhoun]

great channel. mature, calm observations.

[@EastonUlster]

That officer should be placesd on the Brady list, for lying on a police report. The man never changed his answer to a year ago, that's totally bulshite, I'm so glad that the people and circuit Judges are seeing through these lying baskets😮

[@davidwiersema9415]

I learn something new from you every time I watch videos from your channel... Thank you!

[@dennismckeown4517]

Don't answer questions !!!!

[@SanchoSanto]

He obviously didn't know his rights. Don't talk to cops.

[@ninjacowboy]

I curious to know if the cop asked the other driver any questions or made him/her to perform a sobriety test? And if not, why?

[@EAMitch1619]

You could tell multiple officers assumed and decided that he was impaired before they ever even gave him a field sobriety test.

[@signalsoldier]

All this could happen. Prevented if he did not talk to the police. DON'T TALK TO POLICE

[@elderdwaynehull5377]

People need to learn to shut their mouth.

[@joeblow2069]

What did he accomplish by talking? Every single time that pig asked him about medical conditions or smoking weed he should have turned it back on him and asked him the same question. When was the last time you smoked mofo? Always remember how many videos we have of people acting normal and passing those tests and the cop claims they acted impaired. The kid in Iowa was 100% sober and free from any substance and the pig cop insisted his eyes were watering and he was slurring his words. They are either outright lying or they are so distorted in their mind they see things that are not there.

[@davesiringo7147]

Cops are incapable of EVER telling the truth

[@babak23237]

They have to turn in DUI to meet quotas and get promoted.

[@mirekasukukurayuki430]

"I'm not drunk OR high sir" "Well that's your opinion" Ah yes, his opinion is he is not on anything

[@mrcoop3955]

Keep up the great work brother👍💯

[@jeffreybrookes9731]

He was not prosecuted and all charges were dropped but you can bet that they're still at a rest on that officer's record that benefits him anytime a cop makes a bad arrest he should be penalized and all of his or her retirement fund removed

[@stevenl4494]

Did she say masters in counciling? Maybe stick with that....this one may not be your calling..

[@concernedcitizen9594]

Its like, forgot which state, but they get grants and more funding for their police department when they can show that they make a ton of DUI arrests. And it didn't matter weather or not that those arrests resulted in convictions or exonerations. As long as they stacked their dui arrest record, regardless of the outcome from them, they still get millions in grants. They get to make more money, and if they get sued from false dui arrests, it doesn't bother them because they still get to keep their money and don't have to payout those lawsuits with it, because the towns/cities are the ones who have to take the money out of their budgets to payout.

[@blurtam188]

Never do field sobriety tests

[@timdrus]

Isn't this the same department that is dealing with the Manny Ellis case? Not surprised, but something NEEDS to be done.

[@Dakid4rmdade]

His first mistake was not downloading the Cancel Tyranny app and learning his rights 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@nanyabyzness3234]

Cops them selves know to refuse these tests as even a sober person with not pass with the 'clue' they look for. Go straight to the breathe test.

[@lindaward3156]

I have central nerve system damage and have had permanent damage to one side of my face. It's not obvious to everyone but it certainly is to cops looking for a DUI. The thing is, I rarely drink, if do, it's at home or a family/friend's place where im spending the night, like a holiday thing. Maybe twice a year? I know I'm not drunk or high, I just kind of look like that to them. Worse, the nerve damage makes me unable to do a breathalyzer, I can't blow up balloons either. My nerve damage also affects my balance, nothing horrible, but definitely shaky for balance like the testing they do. I've tried to insist on a blood test, it could check everything but they're very reluctant to skip to that part. The last time they refused and went ahead and charged me but, no evidence so my case was thrown out. I'd really like to avoid all of it. You touched on it but...how far can a person go in refusing to do the road side tests and just skip to the blood test? Is it a right? I'm tired of it happening every time I'm near a cop. I'm a great driver but the last time was simply from being in the line behind them at a gas store, he waited outside for me to come out and stopped me in the parking lot, at the pumps! I'm sick of it!

[@dianacryer]

That’s what you get for being a mellow guy.

[@78965412395]

Sad that this is what fully cooperating with the police will get an innocent person. At least he won his case eventually and I hope his settlement paid for him to finish his PhD!

[@LifeBetweenTheDash]

A plain case for remaining silent.

[@jtpiercy1966]

Cops now days are jokes 😂😂😂

[@MrTrecutter1]

Unfortunately its not a joke

[@sammyhoy7838]

Only ones that are a joke are ones like the ones on here.

[@jonahblack5942]

And they wonder why they get 0 respect from so many. They honestly disgust me