10 Rules for Dealing with Police PART 2

[@dmedicFF]

Being a pro-law enforcement guy and ardent supporter of police- I like Mr Murphy very much. He delivers the message of rights competently and accurately, and does not display an anti-Police swagger that some commentators do. Hats off to him.

[@S4R1N]

Smooth, I love the actor in the enactments, he just says everything in the perfect tone of voice.

[@0oKeikoo0]

"Not packing any tek-9's are you?" LMFAO

[@48mastadon]

"I don't consent to searches." Then the officer says "I smell marijuana." and searches your car anyway.

[@skills888]

Love the lawyer laughing at 8:39. Love the stickers.

[@SuperBlueTorch]

they should show this in schools and before driving tests...good knowledge well done

[@happyphcuk]

@wendyt234 No Australia have different laws but everything is pretty much similiar. 1) Police need warrant to enter and search your house 2) You may remain silent unless you are given a lawyer 3)You may ask for the officers name when your "addressed" by the Police. Police can however search you on the spot and if your 18 or under, police are unable to question you without parental supervision or approval.

[@NatureHertsUK]

excellent quality video . can we have a video like this for the UK :)

[@FlexYourRights]

@michaelencarnacion You might want to Google "Flex Your Rights vs Barry Cooper" for more in-depth discussion of the many ways consenting to a search is a dumb idea.

[@r3inventing]

This is a great video. Thanks a lot

[@YouNolf]

7:40 : and how would you demonstrate that you said no if there is no one there but you and the officer?

[@lildog73]

This is very informative. Thanks

[@GenerationMilitaires]

@dyingdignity I don't know about other forces but I've found the Met's guidance on it. Type into Google, 'can you refuse a police search in the uk'. At the time of writing, it's the very first link on the list, it mentions an FAQ. Click that and read it all but the part that is specifically relevant to your question is the section, 'How should I react?' Basically, they have a right under the law to stop and search you without your consent, by force if necessary.

[@dap106]

great info!!

[@Pafoofnik1]

@philateliceun: Perfect reason for recording everything.

[@redwallace]

Favorite moments are 3:35 and 6:41-lol at the white guys

[@Pafoofnik1]

@labarinthofdream: I record most every encounter where i think I may need to archive the information. I find it helpful in situations where a lot of data is quickly being passed, say, when a contractor and 4 subs are discussing layouts. I have also had the rare occasion of having to say, for example: "Would you like to hear the audio of you saying you will pay for this part?" Amazing how a person will do the right thing after that. I have read 1984. Good book. Short.

[@ball_soup]

@AMERIKUH I like how in this video, regular people are given the tools to ensure their rights are protected.

[@SSSDiaz7]

@TheClankMan I find it rather amusing that you were able to pick up on his typo. Most people, and even myself would look at it as ROFL since I am usto seeing it a million times on all the blogs, forums..etc.

[@TheSeanoftheBread]

@KatiushaVN4 If an officer searches you with consent, that's their choice of whether or not to give out a ticket. They most likely pulled you over to search for illegal items. If you just cooperate and act normally and are never asked to be searched, then they might not hand out a citation, but it depends on 3 factors. You, the cop, and the region are in. I live near an area where illegal searches are common place.

[@TENNSUMITSUMA]

3:35 Bwah ha ha Chris Rock: how not to get your ass kicked by the police

[@shawndaniels226]

thank you so much for this

[@bourky93]

We don't use that terminology, but the principles are pretty much the same. In some way or another, pretty much all these rules are transferable. The only thing that is consistent is the fact that abiding by these rules can help you if you get stuck in court.

[@andyxkx25]

These videos should have 10 million + views

[@dstevans]

8:36 Dealer frame around license plate = "license plate obstruction" ticket. Get rid of all license plate frames ASAP.

[@TheOnlyTommunist]

I love "the police can legally lie to you" right at 4:20 lol perfect timing

[@danielcarmi305]

The dude at 8:54 made my day. Let's just call him..... Eduardo....

[@oopalonga]

"Now Darren, we've had some problems with some gangs moving guns down this highway. You're not packing any tech-9s are you?" "No sir, just a few AKs. Also, there is a rocket launcher in the trunk."

[@whoohaaXL]

You're right about the Burn Notice Impression...

[@ComradeLibertarian]

I love how random Rap starts playing when the guy starts swearing at the cop :P

[@GetMeThere1]

Good idea about answering probing questions with another question: Am I being detained, or am I free to go?

[@LEEEE36]

So great

[@Pafoofnik1]

@Rilamin67: My newest MP3 recorder is about 1/2 of the size of a pack of cigarettes. I have it Velcro'd to the ceiling of the car. The other one is about the size of a pack of cigarettes and stays in my pocket The third one stays somewhere else.

[@inkey2]

DAMN RIGHT you don't know what the previous owner of your used car might have stashed in it. I bought an old used 1977 buick regal off a 75 year old lady. She bought it used off a car lot. About 2 years after I bought the car I finally got around to giving it a real cleaning. I had my hand vaccum in hand and pulled out the back seat. Along with candy wrappers and junk I found roach clips and "a baggy". I nearly Shit myself. I could have been bagged by the cops for this stuff.

[@axfy15e]

Every American citizen needs to know their rights, this video should be shown to every civics class in the country.

[@HelloChello33]

does this work in Europe? Ireland? I never knew you have those rights!

[@NYWAORCANZ]

We are lucky to be able to watch this and learn

[@Joe77477]

@FlexYourRights Thanks for the video, its very helpful. Last year I was pulled over by a K-9 unit. I was aware of my 4th amendment rights and did not consent to a search, but since he had a dog with him he just walked it around the car without my consent. The dog barked, and he claimed probable cause. He searched my car and found a small amount of marijuana. Why is it okay for cops to use dogs to get around the 4th amendment? Should I have asked if I could leave before he brought the dog out?

[@Sharkman3472]

This is a good video....and I'm a former police officer. Every thing in here is true.

[@movingtodie]

"Do you know you were swerving between lanes?" "No" just admitted guilt..

[@Xackory]

Not how it works

[@hoyt596]

@Zeeboe I drive a 2010 jeep wrangler, and am a college student and while driving home from college with all my belongings over an interstate in Missouri I was pulled over for going 4 miles over on a 75 mph road. The cop thought that because I was young and had a nice car I must be a drug dealer, so he illegally searched my car claiming I had marijuana flakes on my control. He cuffed me for the search and left my new 32" TV broken. I left 2 hours later with a citation for 4 mph over.

[@ChristopherRhudy]

"Police may legally lie to you." best quote... love it.

[@wachman]

at 2:35 that's when you ask him if he has any reason to believe he needs to search your car. of course after the fact that you just told him you didn't have anything in the car. Oh when he does ask you that question, you also have a legitimate reason to believe he is implying that you are lying to him.

[@42awww]

I wonder if someone has produced something like this for Canada?

[@Mafia0000100]

6:38 - 6:47 whats the song in the background of the 2 guys smoking weed? Please send me a inbox!

[@BondisBourne78]

This should be a required video for all High Schools

[@SuperHenderson13]

@pooploverism usually it is. if a cop smells or sees something relating to an illegal substance, it usually gives them probable cause to search your belongings.

[@TomSamulak]

@c41006 It's about using your rights.

[@TheOnlyTommunist]

I love how "the police can lie to you" is right at 4:20

[@Pafoofnik1]

@3333sweetie: Arrested for disobeying what law? I have never seen a statute that makes it illegal to refuse to consent to a search. I have, however, seen court decisions that affirm the right to refuse, and that affirm that using that right cannot be used for probable cause. I cannot comment about your second question simply because I have never encountered the problem you speak of.

[@hoyt596]

@FendyRhodes And I agree, I believed that no cop would pull someone over on an empty interstate at 1 in the morning going less than 5 miles over the speed limit, and I paid the price for it, and then some. Regardless are you just trolling or are you just flat out denying that some cops do bad things to people who don't deserve it?

[@syilion]

okay so ive noticed this talks about the bill of rights,....does this all still work in canada?

[@jonyb0b13]

Lmao I couldn't stop laughing at 3:35 it's so random and funny hahaha i keep playing it over and over haha :)

[@TheOutspokenman1]

I like this, i like the lawyer guy also, makes me wanna study law. lol

[@illusunati]

these rights apply just to the 50 u.s states, theres different things in different areas

[@NoFearKieranHere]

does any of this stuff work in the UK?

[@ThisPageStaysREAL]

ROTFL @ the bumper sticker ~ My other auto is a 9mm!

[@Pafoofnik1]

@3333sweetie: You can always refuse to _consent_ to a search. Officers may not need consent though and may go ahead and search anyhow. Why would they ask if they don't need consent? Because it will help if the question of consent came up in trial. Watch the video.

[@Pafoofnik1]

@labarinthofdream: Why would you want to worry the officer and reach in your pockets? Better to start it before the encounter. My current main recorder can hold 48 hours of continuous recording.

[@estringer21]

im from canada, but can i use this advise too?

[@B4its2L8guy]

Never let them search you even if you have nothing to hide. A year after buying our car, I was cleaning the back seat and found a rolled joint from the previous owner (we have no kids). And this was after crossing US and Canadian customs more than 30 times It would have been game over for me.

[@GreytOutdoorsMedic]

Do American rights under the constitution apply only to American citizens or do they include visitors, such as tourists?

[@Tan1723]

I thought cops have to read your "Miranda Rights" if your get arrested due to the outcome of Miranda v. Arizona. However, after I Wikipediaed it, it says only if your being interrogated...

[@seemeno1]

@messi1068 because a search can be destructive to your property or take too damn long.

[@3333sweetie]

@officerkaichi under what circumstances would a male cop handcuff a female during a traffic stop if he's NOT arresting her?

[@Dermanus]

@estringer21 A lot of the rules are the same, but there are variations. Up here the big test is whether something is "reasonable" to an average person. There's almost never anything wrong with keeping your mouth shut around a cop.

[@libertarianjury]

Whenever you deal with bureaucrats (including cops), you've already lost. It's just up to you how much you lose. Keeping your cool is simply damage control. Moreover, as Sun Tzu wrote, every battle is won before it is fought. If you want to retaliate against the police, and have victory: 1) be sure you have numbers on your side, videotaping what happens. 2) Be sure you know the law, and can afford the coming legal battle. Check out Marc Stevens on youtube "beating civil traffic tickets"

[@Pafoofnik1]

@labarinthofdream: Of course it matters. Record everything. Let the officer say what he will, then watch as your attorney presses "play".

[@MrQwerty123456789ish]

what amendment or law backs up your right to terminate the encounter at any time??

[@Hayes611]

I grew up in the Bronx. And I assure you that if you said "I do not consent to searches" you would be lit up like a Christmas tree. There is some great advice hear but let's be honest. If you don't have someone recording the encounter you need to be very careful.

[@virilemarine3856]

not to mention that they pulled you over to begin with over some bullshit that they are holding over your head. I was an explorer for a police department and they told us all kind of little infractions that most people don't know about to initiate the stop to begin with. So in the end you're either going to surrender your rights or probably get a ticket.

[@smellincoffee]

@michaelencarnacion I can't trust that prediction. I was pulled over back in January when an officer suspected my seatbelt was undone (it wasn't), but he wanted to search me and my car because I was nervous. I let him, because he was very friendly and I wasn't aware of my rights, and he took his time searching my backpack, seat covers, etc. I stood in front of his cruiser's camera for maybe 15 minutes. (I had a book by Emma Goldman in my backpack. I wonder what he made of it!)

[@Kronicilln3ss]

One time a long time ago I was in a car with my step bro and another friend who were smoking with the lights on and music blasting I was drunk but got in there car to get out of a worse situation were my other bro and his friend were tryin to fight an entire neighborhood thought I picked lesser evil well the cops pulled up searched us all found a small bag gave me a ticket for court but the way he treated us during the search was bad ...continued

[@bygmikeee]

@LawngCat It kind of does, but not exactly. The cop has a deeper voice. But yeah, Burn Notice is my favorite show!!!

[@dyingdignity]

Does anyone know if any of this is different in England? Most specifically the bit where you can choose to consent to searches?

[@kmcgullam91]

@AMRiYcad the cop says "tech nine" it's a mini-machine gun.

[@buddhahoodlum1]

@mwsundays Check out the Canadian Civil Liberties Association website. They have a great pdf on dealing with police. KZbin wouldn't let me post the link.

[@TheClankMan]

@SSSDiaz7 lol, i can usually catch a mis-spell of 'rofl' - i see it tons of times xD

[@Mrgta2014X]

at 8:52 i thought that guy was going to start rapping lol

[@DJYC21215]

Why are you suprised?

[@Runies1]

Can i find something similar to this but for australia?

[@baddude44]

DOES ALL THIS APPLY IN CANADA TOO?

[@redith137]

@irvinanimation Yha? Im a cop and this vid is great. If I had people act like this lawyer wants people to I would have a much easier life. But instead I got subjects jumping out of their cars as soon as I pull them over yelling at me that they know their rights and demanding to see my dashcam footage right there. Not all cops are assholes..but then again not every person is a good guy either.

[@danthaman7777]

is there an alternative for this in canada

[@ThatGuyAcrosss]

Do these apply to Canada?

[@SuperHenderson13]

@Runies1 Google it. i am not completely familiar with the laws in Australia. But the message is similar, respect the officer and he will respect you; be honest with the officer but don't let him take your rights away.

[@BattleWarrior89]

@1stNightingale Agreed

[@3333sweetie]

@Pafoofnik1 So we can still refuse searches when cops stop us?

[@dylan7147]

Does this apply in the Uk?

[@Mafia0000100]

6:38 - 6:47 whats the backround music in the scene whit the 2 guys smoking weed can somebody tell me it please

[@squizz222]

What happens if the police officer does call the K-9 unit? Do you still have a right to refuse a search then? I'd like to know that.

[@champkind74]

Thumbs up for Pablo Loco at 1:21 - "Word up!"

[@FlexYourRights]

@b0rg51r Please check out the Flex Your Rights Success Stories page to see what might happen if you choose to calmly assert your rights.

[@38snipshow]

How much of this would apply to Canadian laws

[@ItheSwick]

I tried some of this... Apparently "I do not submit to any searches officer" Is grounds to cuff you and slam you into the pavement because you're "Trying to be difficult"

[@darkisato]

i had a cop said can i see you ID and i told him no sir its will violate my 4th amendment. and then i took out my cell and having all 10 of them on my phone i pointed out see it says here i can read it to you if you like. he stepped back and grunted and told me to get out of there. I smiled and told him you have a lovely night :D

[@hazardousmango]

I'm confused why I would buy their DVD when they have the whole thing for free on KZbin?

[@lanedrew164]

i think the UK has similiar amendments, but not the same as the US. remember that the bill of rights was written as a reaction by americans to british oppression on their rights

[@RushAirsoftTeam]

nice ponytail bro

[@awesome220]

Great acdting at 7:48

[@TheMasterTelevision]

@irvinanimation Actually, a friend of mine who's training to be a police officer got me this video and said he liked it and thought it would help if I ever got pulled over. :D