How to Deal with Police on the Street

[@voldy21]

2:05 i thought everyone was going to say "it's kind of like a legal condom" I was soooo prepared for it until they started to say what i guess they were supposed to say. So disappointing :(

[@mutalisklover]

When we need videos like this on how to survive encounters with the people who are supposed to be protecting us, something is VERY VERY WRONG.

[@theiveslienhatetruthersble5955]

Yea with them mentally

[@degenret01]

Wait, I thought we were supposed to shove a camera in their face as we scream "I know my rights!"

[@KingInky13]

And I thought you took an oath to uphold and protect the Constitution of the United States

[@degenret01]

KingInky13 Yes. Have you seen me violate that oath? No. Thanks for playing.

[@KingInky13]

degenret01 I haven't personally, no, but I don't understand how you can uphold and protect rights that you clearly have a problem with citizens exercising.

[@SuperiorApostate]

degenret01 "You clearly love to jump to conclusions" that's what cops do and how you get arrested for not breaking the law.

[@Mike73010]

I got rid of racism in America, now I am going to get rid of the bad cops. I am a god dam hero.

[@lylack1]

How has this not reached over 10 million views?!

[@espressosoup]

Thank you so much! I would have never figured this out without your help! I feel so stupid now because when I posted that comment I meant it as a general put down to the police force. But you! You saw through all of that & offered me a path to enlightenment! I really can't thank you enough. You don't suck at all & I really really mean that.....Really :P

[@arielnicholson1349]

That is quite rude

[@TheFriskySquid]

6:35 "Where's the dope?" - proper response - "He is standing right behind me and frisking me."

[@rheish]

I love how these videos are put together. So many wanna be youtube lawyers putting out videos giving bad advice on how to handle law enforcement encounters. Finally some videos that are put together well and offer great advice.

[@philosophicalreason]

I have a couple of questions can they turn off the cameras in their cars,then "anything goes"with them,second a court appointed attorney works for the state and the state is who is bringing you to court so what kind of fair counsel would you get ?

[@Coiletron]

It's nice to know the law. I think everyone should know this kind of stuff. Everyone trusts the police officers, but you never know when shit's gonna be thrown your way and the cop won't know anything about it. Back a few years ago, a young intoxicated man was driven out of the city of Saskatoon, was stripped of his clothing, and left in the sub zero temperatures and left to die. He was able to survive and sued them. He pointed out the cops, but they only got 30 DAYS suspension. FLEX YOUR RIGHTS

[@davidprice2861]

An excellent video, straightforward, concise yet clear and definite. Simple good advice. Thank you.. Law enforcement needs to lift it's game.

[@vinegaroon1]

Lincoln was a lawyer. He had no pony tail, but he had long hair and a beard. We have a couple of 'never-lose' lawyers where I live who have pony tails. Hell, I once had a PT myself.

[@bedsareuseful]

"This words are kind of like a legal condom. Say them with me." "Officer I am worried that something is harmful is about to happen between us and so I am going to put on a legal condom now."

[@justin12345-n]

Actually not true, if you ask for a lawyer the police have to stop questioning you in relation to any crime. The courts have interpreted the 5th amendment so that if you assert your right to counsel under Miranda the police may not talk to you for 14 days about ANY CRIME. Unless you reinitiate.

[@manafro2714]

6:28 if I tell them I'll file a complaint, what can the cops do to that will get me in trouble? The lecturer said it gets bad for me if I do that, but how?

[@arielnicholson1349]

They can use unreasonable force. Police do that when they feel threatened. I back the blue, but I agree there are some bad cops out there who deserve no place on the force. Just be careful. I've dealt with bad cops, and I've also dealt with good ones. I've been drawn on seven times, cuffed, and searched. But never arrested or cited

[@ivisyung3088]

theres a bill passing parliament in Australia that says "you do not have the right to remain silent. anything you dont disclose to us but to your laywer It will be used against you" As for reasonable suspicion, its the same in australia.,

[@MrSupercar55]

Not too dissimilar to what we’ve currently got in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 It goes like this: “You’re under arrest for/on the suspicion of [state offence here]. You do not have to say anything, but it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something that you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence.”

[@theiveslienhatetruthersble5955]

Then clap ur hands and then your not silence

[@charlie.pocono9199]

Make sure the person u talk to is definitely a lawyer an not another cop ! !

[@darketernal3]

"File a complaint? Does anyone read those?" - Oh yeah, and the lawyers who go after them get lots of money for wining. Especially when it deals with brutality.

[@Megadeth6633]

I laughed my ass off when the cop *coincidently finds* a bag of hash on the floor... that's so stupid lol... worst luck ever!!!

[@TheBigDarthEz]

@angryadrien I agree, and that's what I was trying to point out (but I did so poorly because I wrote that at 2 in the morning). Most of these videos are with people who are not even interfering, merely documenting. The problem comes when people are in the face of the officer and trying to make a case out of nothing. I'm not the biggest fan of cops and they do have power trips; however, there are many cases where their filming does interfere and that's all I wanted to point out.

[@JoLLYRoBoT]

Such great acting…can’t stop watching these videos lol

[@angryadrien]

@ocxic hi, thanks for the reply. can you please send me a link for an online resource so I can view this law? I am curious to see how they link wiretapping (tapping a phone line) with video taping in public or private. Thanks again

[@mesaoneCCK]

Photoshop and other photo editing programs are powerful and fairly easy to use. I guess one way to avoid accusations of "altering" pictures of your injuries would be to videotape the injuries, so when cops or lawyers question the accuracy you can inform them that you do not know how to do CGI effects, and do they really think that the evidence is faked?

[@darketernal3]

@badpanda84 And my point is, an illegal search and seizure is still illegal. Damages and losses incurred while the events took place, is completely on the head of those offending you. Though I know high payouts usually has more attention, this simply doesn't mean a complaint shouldn't be filed because "it wouldn't get any attention". If a particular officer has gotten to many complaints, even out of spite, they will be re-evaluated and possibly taken off duty. One less bad cop on the road.

[@lehman]

He did an awesome tazer dance.

[@Tranair]

5:26 Amazing, they can telepathically laugh!

[@ricke7220]

“Touching a cop may get you a felony assault” wait what. touching = assault?

[@theiveslienhatetruthersble5955]

Unwanted touching the citizen can do the same with another citizen and can be charged

[@Stayler17]

Well said, that's exactly how i feel.

[@EnternalPrisoner]

It could be hell for those who have experienced certain hardships.

[@awsamb]

oh I love this Lawyer , If i only knew what i know now

[@phillycopwatch09]

@angryadrien I agree, without footage, what do you think the police report on Rodney King would look like, or Oscar Grant, and even though they got away with it, imagine what would have went on without the news helicopter in Philly catching those cops beat down those three guys?

[@SSJinchuuriki]

hahahah dude.. i did a commercial with Gamestop for the ESRB rating system with the cop at 1:47 and got 75 bucks for standing around

[@mikesharkey2405]

I always find it amusing when I see a nicely dressed and professional acting attorney, then they turn around and have a fucking ponytail

[@xAnarquista]

I live in São Paulo, only MP, here, too.

[@StfuAndSkate420]

If you are a minor these tactics have the same affect, right?

[@ItsFlakoBitch]

do you got the rights to record the convo ???

[@tkdcow9911]

"Legal condom" lol

[@theiveslienhatetruthersble5955]

It more likley should be called the popo system condum so we dont catch their mad pig disease case

[@someoneelse.2252]

Good info. All that's needed is for people to know their rights and stand up against unwarranted police behaviour. Better do it soon because the USA is quickly becoming a police state. Support from Canada.

[@kenji7766]

It's all about your rights. Even though you have done something illegeal, you still have rights.

[@icame2dance1]

Sometimes you may not know what you have on you. An example would be if you're driving someone in your car who has drugs on them; a popular move if you get pulled over they would throw whatever they have under your seat. Your car = your drugs. I used to think the same thing, but there are situations where you could get the blame when you didn't do anything.

[@DefendersOfWomen]

Do u have psychotic anger fueled by alcoholism?

[@rustile306]

It's stated in one of these videos why you would want to consent to searches without warrents even if you have nothing hide. 1. You never know what someone you know or a previous owner left in your car 2. Police often do not take care in searches and if you consent to the search you won't be reimbursed for anything they break 3. You might forget about something that you wouldn't want the police to find 4. It shows tyrant officers they can't do whatever they want

[@LancerNik13]

where can i find legal documentation of my rights so i can keep them handy and memorize them, id like to become knowledgeable in my rights. please respond

[@420hotbox36]

I don't understand what went down at 4:55. 10 seconds ago he asked if he was detained and was free to go. Now he asks again and the cop didn't ask him for his name again just went straight to arresting him

[@therealsporadicaarmy]

@philosophicalreason idk about your place but in canada alot of lawyers will accept legal aid money, they'll take gov't money but they arent court appointed.

[@witeboy888]

@megamquad21 I'm 16 too, and yes you have those rights to. You are an American citizen.

[@DarkmatterDavd]

Very good informative video.

[@NapkinEdStern]

this guy is GOOD. I studied law. trust me.

[@assaultmek]

Incredible taser acting!!!!!!!

[@megadeth4ever8000]

oh yea and in order to be interrogated you have to be arrested if your not under arrest its an interview there is a diffrence

[@angryadrien]

7:12 I've heard that some states are passing laws that make it "illegal" to film police on duty and here we have a lawyer encouraging the action. I believe that filming is our right.

[@NomadGuardian]

Filming in public is a 1st Amendment Right and protected ! Their is no expectation of privacy in public. ..

[@BretDouglas]

That guy was Clay Davis's lawyer. "SHIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTT!"

[@imdatsen]

does this work in Australia ?

[@waddledee1000]

I think I might buy their DVD's.

[@Archangel6711]

which is one reason to sue the police. They have to legally read them to you or else you are not legally under arrest.

[@travisjohns744]

Some of this stuff is outdated check out that dingleberry phone oh I mean blackberry phone he's using

[@kakman4549]

You may not be able to record it and depending on the what State you are in the person recording it can be arrested and charged.

[@landerz]

@angryadrien I believe this is to help prevent people from learning the tactics police use in order to train how to beat them (namely, gang and violent anti-police groups). While I can't say I entirely disagree, as the cops have a right to be safe too, a routine event that is publically visible really shouldn't have any secrets. A SWAT raid or training scenario, I could understand, but not a standard traffic stop. *shrug* I don't make the rules, though.

[@marcusxxo]

the way iv got out of alot of police stuff is being polite getting to the.point, if they say there gonna search you and you have stuff on you 1. ask to see the report they must have papers saying they have the right to search people in that area and thry must say the vaold reason 2. be confidant. 3. if they do search try and rake stuff out your pockets and chuck it on the floor make it look like your helping. you can get away for so much for beibg polite stright to point and quick thinking

[@derockn00]

rule #1 never speak to the police. you do NOT need to tell them that you are exercising your right to remain silent, or other rights

[@JamesMichaelDoyle]

incorrect, the supreme court has ruled that you need to explicitly state that you are exercising your right to remain silent. if you do not, they can claim to suspect psychological problems, and bring you to a hospital.

[@rheish]

JamesMichaelDoyle Uh, Jim, you failed to answer a question in another post. I asked you, what are you going to do when you approach me and I refuse to talk to you. When you can specifically tell me what you're going to do, I'll ask you to support this last statement of yours.

[@JamesMichaelDoyle]

other way around, waiting on your answer. also, that was never the topic at hand. you seem to be the one running away after being called out.

[@xFlared]

well being a witness during police misconduct is hard. there are tons of stories where the witness with camera, especially some who recorded from their property, that also got handcuffed, beaten and arrested. it doesn't make any sense. they call it eavesdropping and it's also considered an assault on the officer.

[@3920reggierukus]

do i own the sound waves

[@wisdomking7717]

in other words , you must bow down . they can say you did anything . you lose .. remember the new law ..... guilty until proven innocent ... how can you use your rights when the cops are mostly crooked ..

[@xAnarquista]

Compared to other places, America is heaven.

[@methodize808]

In some states you are not allowed to film cops anymore like in Chicago.

[@acecapdoom]

9/10 times they say "I detect marijuana"... So asking if you are being detained or free to go.... Never works... Even if you don't smoke.

[@crispanm]

that sucks there making a new law saying you have to carry an I.D at all times now how do i do with that?

[@keeganlshoemate6291]

Its Domestic Violence in Pascagoula, Mississippi, I'm asking for help

[@123WobWob]

Its not fighting against them, they are "flexing their rights".

[@angryadrien]

@FarFromAvgJoe I don't know about that particular detail. Personally, I wouldn't submit to the policy that I should tell the cops what right I am exercising while they covertly violate my rights.

[@pyrowolf2696]

*dont

[@AdvExplorer]

they should teach this at school

[@dietcoke759]

well honestly if you look back in history hundreds and even thousands of years, the government wasn't exactly as friendly as it is today.

[@Dillon1225]

Okay.

[@Svytorius]

I was waiting for the audience to say "Like a Legal Condom"

[@kite973]

Say it with me. "Legal Condom" .... "No, wait!"

[@Dailydoseoff]

its really sad that we have to protect ourself with these amazing videos just because we are citizens.....

[@100cincinnati]

this is good stuff, its like a corperate way of teaching you to:guard your words and actions. and looking for the lies that may be used against you. SHUT UP AND WAIT !

[@lumburgapalooza]

And yet I delivered it anyway. I like to go the extra mile with these things.

[@Cp4412]

12 dislikes are cops that have been in this situation

[@MrAaronPH]

you do what they say, you get arrested, keep your mouth shut and dont resist. only answer questions that have to do with who you are

[@dehdeh55]

Based on my life experience, I have found police much more interested in protecting and helping me; so I will teach my children the truth - trust the police unless they are trying to pin a crime on you. Mostly police take the job (not very well paid, not respected) because they want to help people.

[@spectrumman3457]

Bottom line, never help them

[@Chumbbo]

@Talentsguy No, It is just ironic.

[@icmfamous]

that's illegal by the way, they have to inform you of rights I they ask you any incrementing questions...

[@zanechambers1169]

My new PS4 froze on me, and the error code ask me if I wanted to report the problem to Sony. I said hell no! I ain't no SNITCH!

[@dawgyo]

@hisnameismoses that's an answer i'd like to know also!

[@EclipseMints08]

They do....

[@MacPr0xnxx0]

whats this attorney name?

[@GhostWhisper989]

The fact that these videos exist mean that there are a ton of abusive cops.. They are supposed to protect us, yet we need videos to know how to defend ourselves against them. Thats what is sad

[@tzaffutojr]

that's right boy's and girl's, lawyers just love to give out free advice. and just remember when you do get arrested to be sure to tell the judge that the lawyer on youtube said it was ok.lmao

[@ABronyNamedBurnie]

2:00 when he said that the words were like a legal condom then said say it with me I though they were all going to say "it's like a legal condom!"

[@OMGitzBadCompany]

While I agree completely with your statement, that has nothing to do with what I previously said.

[@mcboinking]

I would stash my "contraband" @2:48 if you know what I mean...

[@3FiresConfederace]

4:28 he walks into the alley for his business meeting

[@vatoencabronado]

Police will plant evidence on you or in your vehicle if they're corrupt. There are police officers that carry bags of marijuana specifically for this purpose. You can't tell a corrupt officer from an honest one just by looking at them. Exercise your rights, and you're much better off.

[@julioarroyo751]

i want him as my permanent lawyer

[@borohhh]

School is part of this system.

[@OMGitzBadCompany]

You have a vivid imagination my friend.

[@MaverickMedic68]

okay my explanation: when they sya "wee know you bought this weed now giveus the name of your supplier or else we're gonna charge you with XXXXXXXXX" just say this back " are you black mailing me??? and i don't consint to searches and i woj't say anything until i get a lawyer"

[@BigEvan96]

@espressosoup not in todays world where cops disregard and spray non-violent protestors with pepper spray.