10 Rules for Dealing with Police (Full-Length)

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[@DavidRealMusic]

I'm a teacher, we're watching this video in class right now. Kids need to know this stuff before its too late.

[@irlfc9]

"They can't come in without a warrant, but can come in if you invite them in." police are vampires confirmed.

[@dorkmax7073]

Just for everyone's information, rule 1 isn't actually law. You can use profanity and rude language all you want, it's not illegal. Its just ill-advised.

[@nononope3785]

You forgot: whenever you see a police encounter coming, turn your camera on

[@xxcookiexmonsterxx00]

things that should be more focused in school..

[@vegestaples]

😯Law enforcement officers are generally the C- students who could not construct a proper grammatical sentence. How can we expect them to interpret the laws correctly...⁉️

[@mfratus2001]

Before you are ever stopped, practice dropping an attitude and worrying about "disrespect." The only thing you should do is answer plainly, without street slang, and without calling anybody "bro." They are law enforcement officers, so call them "officer." Keep your hands down and still. They are watching for you to pull a gun or something. While you are profiling them, they are profiling you. Appear to be harmless to them.

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

Rule 11. Don't be a street lawyer if YOU ALREADY HAVE A PRIOR RECORD and HAVE A WARRANT. 60% of traffic stops ending in violence are those situations.

[@storytime6263]

My stepdad who was in lawenforcement told me dont ever talk to the police! So I never told him anything at home lol.

[@HK-sw3vi]

It's a shame, this should be a mandatory course in every schools across the nation.

[@samwell707]

I remember when these videos were all we had. Now we have lawyers, auditors, and civilians filming real world accounts. Thanks to these videos we have more ppl spreading the info. We’ve come far.

[@averagejoe3312]

This video changed my life forever. I was being victimized by the police all the time and they couldn't find anything. So I went on to finding out the laws and the rights I had and was able to finally overcome them all.

[@lemonadelemon1960]

"That's a known drug spot"

[@MrSupercar55]

The moral of the story:

[@MrDanrothesq]

I have been a lawyer just short of half a century now. I watched this program and I was very impressed. Try and watch it more than once and pay careful attention to everything he says. It can be very useful if the time ever comes. Great job!

[@itsalden]

"Are you a law student or something?" -every cop when you know your rights, as you should.

[@Platewarp]

I was pulled over at night and followed Mr Murphy’s directions.

[@milascave2]

I once made the mistake of telling a police officer "you can search me if you want to." Of course, he did.

[@inquizative44]

I sat on a jury when he was the defense attorney. He's very good

[@johnpublic8856]

what sucks is that innocent people have to fear police and if we make a simple mistake or get upset, we could die. it's really messed up.