Frustrated Cop Turns Into Super Chill Cop Part 1 👮🏻‍♂️ 😎 | @Jeremiah_Staab

[@R6Goon]

Part 2, 3 and 4 is up now!

[@Trollin0608]

I was actually able to find the other parts. I never can for other channels😂😂 chill ass cop

[@jakeboyd8508]

You Pervert for making it 4 parts

[@prajwalvenkatesha4267]

Part zero is required

[@BodegaBoy757]

Nobody has time for that lmao

[@karnagetime2077]

You need an invitation to ride motorcycles? Explain to them? This cop is full of himself lmao

[@Wheatman44444]

Admitting you are frustrated in a calm manner is an excellent way to diffuse a situation, the other person is usually much more verbally rational as well and it goes well

[@ffclasheryt9817]

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[@commenter1976]

This is a genuine fact. Cop did pretty good. I know we all don’t love cops to the same degree, but they are human beings too and we all require grace at times. Like you said, it’s pretty cool how aware and responsible he was of his emotions.

[@MikeyLikey95]

I feel like if people could calmly state what they're feeling, a lot of social confrontations and stuff would go better in general.

[@mushroomancer159]

Did you mean defuse? Diffuse means to spread something out over a large area

[@eYeCeD7]

He was probably also a bit more emotional and on edge than normal since it appears someone on the dept or associated with the dept died based off the black strip going across his badge. I think he handled it perfect.

[@xfloyded4555]

A cop admitting he's frustrated is actually so refreshing. More cops should be able to communicate like this.

[@painandpleasure8704]

Hes pretty much just said he can't emotionally handle his OWN FUCKING JOB😅 YOU people need to stop giving them every single excuse. Go lick his boots loser

[@A4StringThing]

Miracles can happen if you got the right skin colour

[@KayeThanx]

This is a prime example of how cops should be. Dude has a firm grasp on his emotions.

[@arickhoops]

Yet he still made an unlawful traffic stop.

[@caseyprior5740]

​@@arickhoops where was the unlawful traffic stop

[@arickhoops]

He didn't commit a traffic violation. No reason for the stop. Illegal.@@caseyprior5740

[@thanoshadtherightidea8724]

He pulled over the cammer who had not broken a law. That's illegal. They need cause to pull you over they can't just go fishing like that.

[@jaypolas4136]

​​@@thanoshadtherightidea8724 Ah, sofa chair lawyer? Reeeaaally?!! 😍😍😍😍

[@birdfrog6266]

Cop looks like he sitting on his own invisible bike.

[@a-10warthog23]

Bro probably rides haha

[@dmarsh2k9]

I like this cop. Tested the guys, trusted their legit response then diffused everything by being real. No issue with their attitude

[@Lameducks]

Gotta be honest I probably would have stopped at "I don't know them" if I'm getting pressed beyond that I'm just going to be annoyed. It's not like he can do anything beyond that anyways so he's just wasting my time and his at that point.

[@sergeantskrtskrt9594]

@@Lameducks They clearly knew him and had his online activities tracked from what we're hearing lol. It's not a good idea to make enemies with the Cops when they know you this well lol.

[@SkunkyDaTerrible]

@@Lameducks Getting annoyed shows to them you actually know the guys cause to them it seems like you getting backed into a corner.

[@Lameducks]

@@SkunkyDaTerrible however you twist that in your head is your problem, not mine.

[@SkunkyDaTerrible]

@@Lameducks Should see it from their point of view. Imagine you a cop and you have to deal with this everyday, it will get to you.

[@johnpaulsanchez3517]

Cop actually handled the situation really well for already being ticked off and was willing to listen to his case. Respect

[@Yourbummyaf]

He was literally accusing him of knowing someone the guy obviously didn’t.

[@wike1138]

Well I must have a different perspective of looking at it because what I witnessed was somebody getting pulled over for no reason. If he's frustrated with the other bikers that's his problem.

[@tylersorrell8904]

Uh he already messed up just by pulling him over bc he thinks he's with someone even if he did he didn't do anything

[@TheFANTOM187]

Okay but ticked off for what? He should be ticked off at the fucking person who ticked him off not a whole different person after the fact.

[@hefywefy5331]

​@@wike1138Yeah the basement perspective really is different you should go outside

[@Spector209]

Yo props to that cop, felt himself escalating and didn’t make the situation any worse by letting his emotions be taking over

[@mikedo147]

yeah he even has a mourning band on his badge

[@deanrenwick5638]

​@@mikedo147 does that mean a fellow officer died when his badge is covered by that line?

[@mivht]

@@deanrenwick5638 yup

[@chasman9662]

Nah. He pulled over a man who didn't break the law. TYRANT!

[@mikedo147]

​@@deanrenwick5638Yeah

[@coletheripper8756]

Wow, 😯 he took a step back and said look, "I'll trust you, I'm pretty frustrated rn, I would've rather be talking to the guys that ran off" being humble is hard for anyone, but particularly someone who may have just come off or a suicide call or a car accident that took a life. Stay humble

[@ClipzSan]

dude was definitely lying

[@coletheripper8756]

@ClipzSan and even if the cop knew that, he still stayed calm and collected and didn't make a huge deal of it.

[@stevenhilton6502]

First cop I’ve ever heard say “I’m obviously pretty frustrated” at least this one’s self aware of his emotions

[@lukastorres6798]

This is called emotional intelligence

[@NightsLightHuh]

i’d pretty frustrated too barely anyone on a sports bike stops

[@joosisleet2820]

fucking fact, that is almost unheard of in their authority mafia

[@branchy2279]

@@lukastorres6798no it’s not. Emotional intelligence is about knowing they’re there but managing them. He’s not managing his emotions

[@jaycebyman4746]

@@branchy2279Honestly he was though, they didnt get ticketed or anything

[@DTux5249]

Guy admits he was frustrated, defuses himself like a responsible adult. 100% rolemodel

[@burnin8able]

No cop is ever a role model, especially when they TAPE OVER THEIR BADGE NUMBER TO HIDE IT

[@anon4854]

A cop doing the bare minimum to control their temper after being rude is not a rolemodel. That's a time bomb.

[@damunzy]

How about he doesn't do a bad stop to begin with?

[@alexistaylor969]

Everybody lies. He knew the guy posted the thing so he is likely in charge. So he started with "bullshit" it is a standard tactic to apply some pressure because the suspect will fold 90% of the time and change their story, the moment that he didn't and also seemed calm and had decent body language the cop assessed he wasn't lying in this particular case and that is where he acted to diffuse and deescalate and try to garner a decent conversation to glean more information. You also have to remember that 99.99999999% of "bikers" are worthless human garbage that endanger themselves and the lives of others because they think they are special snowflakes and the laws don't apply to them.

[@robertscheu9771]

yeah... besides conducting an obvious illegal traffic stop in the first place...

[@Maxzsimus]

Emotional maturity is not stopping your emotions, but understanding and regulating them accordingly. A1 gentleman.

[@dgeFPS]

Reading this has just gave me some light on my own thoughts, thanks 😊

[@luisfernan-s7731]

Erm, no... This one is Emotional Awareness. He's still frustrated.

[@SomebodyYouKnew]

Uhhhh Dude it’s an illegal 4th amendment violation…

[@Maxzsimus]

​@SomebodyYouKnew on a different scale, if someone is trafficking drugs, and you know someone who is possibly connected, would you rather we don't talk with them? And though he did stop him, he didn't ask for ID, he didn't try to arrest, and did nothing out of normal questioning. He merely wanted to make sure nobody died in his area that day due to unsafe biking. He emotionally regulated a perfectly respectful stop, and called himself out the moment he seemed out of pocket.

[@hiero-green]

​@@luisfernan-s7731which is part of emotional maturity. He's aware of his emotions, and aware of when they're getting the better of him and affecting his behaviour and judgement, so he was able to step back and regulate his response to the frustration.

[@orionneace8412]

Pulling a person over for someone else driving is insane.

[@jazzjohnson3025]

Happens a lot with bikers because they assume they all know each other 😂

[@HastDuWasSuchen]

​@@jazzjohnson3025 Still an insane assumption

[@jazzjohnson3025]

@@HastDuWasSuchenoh yeah absolutely

[@peapod5629]

​@@jazzjohnson3025 They know he's a well known biker tho. This video literally has 2mil likes

[@toidIllorTAmI]

​@@HastDuWasSuchenare you upset that we normally see bikers acting a fool on a regular basis? Some biker blocked an intersection and me, I had the green and he tried to stop me. Naw, I kept driving in my lane because I am allowed to. The biker left the intersection and tried to chase me down. I kept driving and they kept running red lights and blocking people who won't do anything about it.

[@beastside9400]

This is a good cop. He even called himself out. Salute to this man.

[@Bigjawn-bu4id]

How is he a good cop for stopping a innocent guy?

[@Chuito12PR]

​@@Bigjawn-bu4id "Am i being detained?" >no then leave if you want >yes sue the city for a retirement fund Stop trying to make villains out of people that aren't it. Dude stopped, they had a polite conversation, cop let them go without issue and even asked for their cooperation to stop speeders and keep the road safe

[@shermrock345]

He's a crap cop. He didn't have a legitimate reason to even stop him. He didn't commit a crime. It's not a legal stop. I be pissed if a cop tries this BS with with me. And id go down right after the stop and fill out a complaint on him and be very detailed on how and why he stopped me illegally and point to the laws and court cases that back what I say up. I've only had one complaint fail the rest all got action behind them.

[@revenant2160]

@@shermrock345sound like a lil bitch There was no bad outcome from this meeting. He stopped them, talked WITH them to get info, kept his cool and explained his emotions, and let them go. Could’ve gone way worse, stop whining

[@99EKjohn]

​@@shermrock345prove it, cite the cases.

[@golcy2042]

Might genuinely be the only self aware cop I’ve ever seen. He paused and understood he’s just frustrated and the guy didn’t actually do anything wrong that he can prove. Good policing

[@a14_eagle]

And that while having lost another officer, which can be seen by the mourning band on his badge

[@homelessalcoholic2716]

Sounds like you need to watch more real world footage if this is genuinely the first one you've seen

[@masterchiefsapprentice5014]

You're just ignorant, that's why it's a first

[@Ransom_M]

that’s because a lot of people don’t talk about other people doing their job correctly angry messages spread a lot faster

[@a14_eagle]

@@Ransom_M Especially news outlets

[@miamesa8652]

MASSIVE props to him for admitting he was being rude out of frustration 10/10 officer!

[@DrMattHH]

0/10 officer. The stop was unambiguously unconstitutional. His attitude was only a small part of the problem.

[@MikhailKalashnikov-re4qu]

@@DrMattHH you are the reason shampoo bottles have directions

[@DrMattHH]

@@MikhailKalashnikov-re4qu Because I don't give a cop a pass on unconstitutional activity as long as he admits he was rude? Nah. You're the reason we live in a police state.

[@mathewsprungl5038]

@@DrMattHHhe has probable cause and evidence that they were together at one more then enough to make it legal there are too many loop holes to make this legal its just easier to be honest and calm bc the only thing you do from attitude or “pleading the 5th” is get yourself in more trouble

[@KadenVZN]

@@MikhailKalashnikov-re4qu☠️☠️☠️

[@LENNGAMER]

That cop made a good job. Asked questions, accepted the answers, no pressureing for wrong answers. Plus admitting that hes frustrated with the situation.

[@monolithic7739]

To his credit, he cooled off and actually listened.

[@WavyPsychonaut1991]

But on camera...who knows how he really is without being filmed.... An they can edit Evidence...it's theirs 😂

[@YoungPutter]

@@WavyPsychonaut1991that’s not how that works. They don’t have access to the body cam footage

[@SameAimZ]

@@WavyPsychonaut1991bros living in lala land

[@jimbusmaximus4624]

It is odd to see people post a video of a cop doing this. Taking pause and reflecting on his behavior. It obviously gets less attention than what we normally see, but with more and more interactions being filmed I hope to see this become normal.

[@w花b]

Even if the guy invited them into town I don't see how he's responsible, he's not a goddamn baby sitter lol

[@ILiterallyFeltThat]

A cop who admits his frustration instead of denying it while trying to calm himself down poorly? This guy is genuinely amazing.

[@EddieTheH]

Bollox. He just realised he was being filmed.

[@SchrödingerKousae]

@@EddieTheH I *really* doubt that in this case.

[@EddieTheH]

@@SchrödingerKousae Based on what?

[@orabyss]

i mean it's spectacular honestly and that is so upsetting. everybody should be capable of this , even moreso than he was here. it should not be so amazing to jus be emotionally rational or something

[@SirRobinson.]

@@EddieTheHand based on what do you think that he noticed it Mr internet psychologist

[@cisium1184]

Both men handled themselves like men. Kudos to both.

[@xqmeiw]

YOUR PROFILE PICTURE 🫡🫡🫡🫡

[@davidwujczyk3037]

Bike rider is a boy

[@poolsidetoiletproductions9402]

Nah, biker just needs to say, "I don't answer questions," and move the fuck on. This "Guilty by association," bullshit ain't it.

[@xqmeiw]

@@erfanashkan5925 his picture is a nhl team 😭

[@Dill9540]

@@poolsidetoiletproductions9402 it makes sense. Bikers normally ride together so it’s not too unreasonable to assume that the pov and the rider the cop was talking about knew eachother, especially since pov apparently posted about the other riders.

[@Hyraethian]

calmly explaining your feelings, and then still accepting new information will get you really far on your day to day. Another example of the majority of cops!❤

[@MrCompenso]

Yo....that cop is emotionally mature enough to voice that he's frustrated like that and then chills out. Salutes to that man.

[@echolai9102]

For real I love it so much

[@arkb98]

May Allah protect him and give him the best in this life and the hereafter

[@Ben-nf7it]

Stop praising behavior that is below the bare minimum. There's no such thing as a good cop

[@Vulturic]

​@@Ben-nf7itThere is no such thing as a smart KZbin commenter.

[@suspect955]

@@Ben-nf7ityou’re such a loser😭

[@Quietobserver9]

Guy earned a lot of respect from the public without trying just by carrying himself like he’s supposed to.

[@Ren_load]

the kind of society we live in, where it's rare to see this kinda stuff. by thus making us celebrate it

[@zx3yx]

Tbh i dont get all the hate on cops. Like yeah there are some bad cops, but most cops are chill, nice people.

[@DrMattHH]

He gained respect from the public by conducting an illegal stop? The public must not know the law.

[@Blewlongmun]

@@zx3yxI assume you mean the acronym? General criticism of all cops comes from all the evidence we have of wrongdoing within *every* county. Testilying, half-lawful intimidation like this stop here, playing for the force not the public; It’s a systematic problem that we know cannot be fixed from the inside, to exist within that system without acknowledging its clear flaws is to be complacent. Any “good cop” will be aware of their place within that system and won’t take personal offense to being assumed a part of it. That’s a general rundown, we’ll see if this makes it past YT filters.

[@zx3yx]

@@Blewlongmun I wasn’t aware of an acronym to hate on cops, I more so meant hate on cops in general. People will just trash talk even the nice cops because they think they’re all bad. I get that a lot of them are and people lose trust, but that’s just what the media shows you. From all my interactions with a cop, not one of them has ever ended bad.

[@aldoard]

This cop's self awareness is amazing.

[@ovDarkness]

This is what you're getting from therapy.

[@JamesDM4]

​@@ovDarkness modern évidence suggest that therapy does not help people deal with their issues, it actually make theme worst. Turns put that constanly talking about your issue only exacerbate said issue. Doing sport/activities is what help people deal with their personal problems

[@Jeekobz]

@@JamesDM4 any source you could link? I’m interested

[@joshuaalvarez2292]

​@JamesDM4 It's partially true. Therapy helps identify the issue. Continued therapy is what has negative results. I think the evidence shows that therapy is good for discovery and understanding, but the sports or cultural activities help metabolize the stress and conditions. Therapy is step one, everything else is finisher

[@JohnDoe-qt7kx]

@@JamesDM4 are you talking about poor client-therapist relationship. Modern evidence where send a link bet it’s probably from the onion or some other dumb source.

[@Hellamoody]

Last line before cutoff: "Cars get chopped in half by these bikes at those speeds"

[@stormysheppard3368]

Bro was so upset he had that anime vein pulsing in his forehead. This was some real restraint. Props to the officer.

[@acezenfu3293]

his hand popping also

[@Suku-kun]

You can tell he was fuming

[@Cornicaphobia]

oh yeah the vein, you know, from anime

[@oosto4]

Unlawful stop, stop bootlicking lmfaoooo

[@stormysheppard3368]

@@oosto4 I actually do not like police 😂 but I’m looking at a very angry man, controlling his emotions. I think that’s commendable, especially nowadays.

[@Floopenterprise]

“you posted it” never wanna hear a cop follows you on social media

[@nahbruv3621]

totally not a snitch

[@nopenope6743]

Cop on is on social media to see the pattern

[@Thanec-]

Why it's a modern day tactic. Every criminal is looked up on social media.

[@Thanec-]

@Odyssey636 I mean they have to adapt with technology. I don't understand why every acts like police aren't humans... They're going to use whatever tactics they have to keep people from breaking the law. It's hilarious how much people cry when they get busted.

[@calebc6028]

Do you know how to speak in real life? Cause I just had a seizure trying to understand what you mean. Lmao

[@xdragon2k]

Props for the cop for trusting the people that actually stopped without them having to chase them down. If he ended up arresting the guy that stopped, no one will ever want to stop the next time they stop them.

[@davidreinhart4780]

You also can’t charge someone with someone else’s crimes that’s not how the law works 😂

[@notagooglesimp8722]

You must be new here. Tons of bikers get that shit treatment on camera. Cops have huge egos. And it cost tens of thousands to fight that kind of thing I court. ​@@davidreinhart4780

[@kennethbellotte8678]

Arrest him for what....he didn't commit a crime

[@medievalpotato918]

​@@davidreinhart4780 Well police in the states still do, and get away with it, because suing costs more than just paying the bill..

[@ModernInka]

Yea, props for the 1% of the time they do this 🤷🏼‍♂️ totally, because they sure haven’t made every single biker I know fully want to never stop for them again, but as long as there is just one dude that isn’t a total @sshat then it’s all changed forever, nevermind all the other badged garbage 😂

[@Killerofdino]

I love how cops act like all people who ride motorcycles know each other

[@richbaso5165]

Pulse is trippin

[@youngdagger9563]

lmfaooooo

[@ejthafluflammer9234]

😂

[@cesarquezada9638]

Dedd

[@lazarusbloodmoon6298]

Yessssss this comment for the win!!

[@xenithis2613]

Underrated comment🤣

[@ChavezPete]

Frustrated but at least he kept his distance and stayed respectful and hands off. He’s a safe cop to stop for

[@robert-h2x]

he basically told the biker to tell the others to not speed and or drive reckless

[@TomBradshaw-ot9zb]

mongolian style chinese lemon chicken

[@ChavezPete]

@@TomBradshaw-ot9zb Mongolian or Chinese? Which one is it?

[@TomBradshaw-ot9zb]

@@ChavezPete chinese lemon chicken, mongolian style

[@TomBradshaw-ot9zb]

@@ChavezPete they took it and made it different

[@Justheretohelp]

That cop, in real time, processed the situation and information he was provided, and de escalated the situation. This is good

[@Nevario1]

Yeah... it happens more often than the media portrays.

[@kb9azz421]

The stop was unlawful, PERIOD!

[@Justheretohelp]

@@kb9azz421 if you expect to make it through life without ever being inconvenienced in the way this guy was you are in for a ruuuude awakening when you grow up. Stop looking for the negative and focus on the good

[@Brub0s]

​@@kb9azz421Lmao no

[@SatanicKale]

Still detained a law abiding citizen for no reason. He had no obligation to answer questions, do you think this cop would still be cool if he didn't answer his questions? First thing he did was accuse the guy of lying btw.

[@scribble9431]

Wow, that's a good cop. Admitting his own weakness and very patient.

[@TinaShmina]

The cop was able to calm himself down and apologize, HUGE respect! Edit: I know the cop didn’t apologize. Sorry, I got ahead of myself ig. Still think the cop and biker are pretty cool tho.

[@AceMachine5]

​@@ArtyCalistroA lot of police I know were born and raised in the towns and cities they work at. Shits personal because its home. That's the way I prefer it too honestly

[@xekst2406]

@@ArtyCalistrolet’s put you in this exact situation with his feelings, his problems, his life, his experience, let’s see how you react

[@Bizmarckus]

⁠@@ArtyCalistroIgnorant. You do realize they’re Human and it’s people like you that put extra stress on them, right? You wonder why they get frustrated, you blame them for being human, and then start shit with them, cycle repeats.

[@konnermckenna5491]

@@ArtyCalistrountil you work or see video of a crash scene involving a motorcycle don’t comment on the emotions of people trying to prevent another one.

[@glennpalmer5327]

Shouldn't have had to calm down on the first place. That mutt needs to know his place.

[@tuomasholo]

“I’ll trust you on it” = I have no fkn evidence. You’re free to go.

[@johndie23]

Don’t talk to them and never call a lying pig sir.

[@saulgoodman8501]

Isn't that usually how trust works? You wouldn't trust someone if they told you one thing and you know something completely different occurred

[@spidey9504]

Why do yall villainise the cops so much man

[@Zippysworld1234]

The 5th dude ?

[@FreeSmokeWL]

⁠@@saulgoodman8501 exactly. Even if he knew he did it and was told something completely different if he had no evidence he would still have to “trust him”

[@Philysupahgangstah]

Self-awareness immediately deescalates the situation. He went from jerk to chill cop in real time

[@SomebodyYouKnew]

No… it’s a 4th amendment violation…

[@JackTheWxMan]

That black band over the badge is a mourning band and means an officer passed away, impressive that even with what happened, and the situation he was able to calm himself down

[@RareNine]

These are the types of cops who earn a lot of people’s respect, he was obviously frustrated but didn’t blow up and actually listen to your side instead of taking you to jail for bs reasons.

[@ryanbrink2755]

Naw, cop was power tripping, if the biker wasn’t doing anything than they shouldn’t have pulled him over and tried to get to admit that he knew the others

[@DestroyAllTech]

@@ryanbrink2755 he’s gotta get information on them somehow, yes his frustration got to him but that’s obviously because they’ve dealt with this before, and other bikers not being so nice about it.

[@insaneplayzx6582]

@@ryanbrink2755I mean… he just told them to stop 😭 because he thought they knew the people cause he seen him post about it. Nothing wrong with questions lol

[@noneofyourbusiness6749]

Why would anyone respect a cop that stops someone who broke no laws? That stop was illegal.

[@zapdoshoes]

@@DestroyAllTechcitizens cannot be pulled over simply because an officer “wants information” kuddos to the cop for keep his cool sure but the entire stop in general was illegal if the biker committed no crimes

[@CuriouslyCute]

"I'd rather talk with the guys that stop." I like that. He consciously acknowledged that even if this guy was lying or breaking laws, he at least had the respect and lawfulness to stop when the cop told him to. He called it out when he "knew" the guy was lying (likely true in most situations), listened to the whole explanation, and was very emotionally intelligent. "I'm clearly very frustrated right now." Great job, cop! Emotionally intelligent, law abiding, grateful where gratitude is appreciated to us!

[@A.R.DaVision]

No he's too lazy to chase the real perps

[@IzzyDizzy101]

@@A.R.DaVisiontoo lazy to endanger others? The bikes mentioned are faster than what the state troopers gave. Even if those troopers have cars are pushing 400hp

[@boratsagdiyev5679]

​@@IzzyDizzy101 that road is empty af. And yes it's his job to get those who don't abide the laws, not those that are interrogated by him without any reason besides "I saw that bike on an instagram post of you". If he doesn't wanna endanger others and still get them maybe they should have done a road block for the next couple exits instead of standing there waiting for people who didn't break the law

[@Fredrickthe2nd]

@@boratsagdiyev5679 that still causes a disturbance also even if he starts chasing the people that could just endanger them too because now they speed up to escape the cops lose control and crash possibly causing the cop to crash too there's a reason why most cops are told not to chase people who speed away

[@broom_404]

"i'd rather accuse innocent driver that stop just bc they on bike instead of chasing the actual suspect"

[@kingfoge9285]

I like the way he at least admitted he was frustrated

[@eggsquizitine]

he has every right to be. The other guys were racing. That shit gets innocent people killed

[@Bill-sj4fw]

My girlfriends dad is a cop and he says the worst part about these types of bikers is rolling up to all the DOA scenes. He's personally seen over 2 dozen in 30 years. That mentally wrecks a lot of cops that's why a lot of them get so angry at these bikers.

[@doomfulcomet4595]

@@eggsquizitine themselves maybe, or a passenger on a bike. I get you’re point but I think he’s just worried about everyone’s safety

[@PotatoeJoe69]

​@@eggsquizitine nah motorcycle crashes usually only get the Rider killed.

[@A_Jeffsux]

@@PotatoeJoe69 yeah and also causes whoever else involved thousands of dollars in damages, shit ain’t worth it

[@hydroxv212]

cops seem to think everyone on a bike is a hivemind

[@Dypsy95]

Better be careful, he’s following you! Lmaoo 😂😂😂

[@0-MACMAC-0]

best belief that account will be shut down by me n the next hour 😂😂😂

[@kourbinrogers8328]

Good I hope he sees some these comments 😂

[@Sam_-xz6cr]

Biker handled it the right way. You can disagree or challenge them while being respectful and calm

[@walrus-king]

Nah this bikers a clown, you don’t answer any questions for the cop. He had no right or evidence to be asking or making accusations in the first place.

[@networkoperations]

They're just trying to do their job just as the creator is doing his by uploading the video.

[@WhoMadeThisBurger69]

@@walrus-kingif you don’t cooperate with any cop, don’t come and complain when they put you in cuffs, theres a limit to being a non compliant ass

[@davidcvetko]

⁠@@walrus-kingdo you understand what the fundamental concept of the police is? obviously you do not so let me explain, they are put there for OUR safety and to keep order in the country, so when they ask you about people that break the law, make driving dangerous and speed on the road which could lead to catastrophic consequences they are doing that so they can stop them and make the road less dangerous for the normal people that do not live only for the adrenaline rush, consequently he does not in fact need any evidence to ask you those questions, he asks to gather information and you answering would be polite behaviour and helping in road safety. i do not understand why you have to villainies them even in a situation where they are acting pretty decent and literally just asking questions and backing off in the end.

[@malsawmzela609]

​@@walrus-kingit's called being a good person. You are the type of person to watch someone die and do nothing cuz you don't have to do that.

[@BrandonKidd-bx3nm]

That cop is a legend for calming himself and neutralizing the situation after learning the facts. Especially since his department had an officer pass recently.

[@Mysterybitch69]

He’s not a legend at all, he just realizes he’s on camera and can’t be the douche he wants to wtf is wrong with you? Lol

[@CharlesFreck]

No he's not. He was trying to frame them by lumping them with the other riders, realised he couldn't, and decided because they all have cameras him and his buddies couldn't beat them to a pulp and falsely accuse them today. Shit cop, probably a shit department. Straight up illegal stop, he had no cause. The riders weren't committing any crimes. They were pulled over for being within a mile of someone committing a crime. That's not a valid stop and this is just another tyrant.

[@PayneWewton]

Everyone is a legend these days. Stop being hyperbolic.

[@Cool_dude_with_a_hat]

​@@PayneWewton you are one of the reasons why rare human beings exists

[@astunikgaming]

This is completely made up

[@il0v3yourm0m3]

"Who invited them into town" WHAT?! LMFAO BRO... WHY WOULD HE KNOW? probs their families or they're just passing through. some reason unknown? 😂

[@wooaahh23]

So you obviously aren't smart enough put together context clues. But the cop knows that this guy posted stuff on facebook about his bikes. So he's asking him if he knows anything about why these bikes are there, or if he knows why they could be in town. So he's asking if he himself has invited them, or if he has seen a post himself of why they're there.

[@il0v3yourm0m3]

@@wooaahh23 woah ok.. kinda rude but thanks ig? Tf idk

[@donqueriousgreenway3757]

@@il0v3yourm0m3 i mean reading your original comment it’s almost as if you commented that before even watching the whole short.

[@ryanhoskins728]

And this is the kind of person that SHOULD be a cop. Someone who can actually take a step back when they get fired up and minimize the damage they cause to the local P.D.'s reputation.

[@shawn2380]

Except for that stuff about Facebook...too big brother

[@crthejediknightninja]

@@shawn2380 If you don't want them to find something don't post it publicly, people's posts are admissible in court, digital footprint is a thing.

[@dualwieldroxas358]

​@@shawn2380sounds like the officer is a rider as well. He has a lot of knowledge about bike types and can identify them on the fly. This biker posts bike stuff all the time, and it is useful for officers to know what to look for to keep people, including bikers, safe. Dude was obviously concerned that bikers he doesn't know are tearing up the road in real dangerous ways. He saw the bikes were posted by this guy, and thought that the poster would probably know troublemakers.

[@skylerhickman3646]

​@@shawn2380That was just because the cop is a bike fan, his social life was just a tool for his police life in this scenario

[@TripleTapHK]

Minus the whole illegal detainment without probable cause thing. That's pretty bad.

[@mr.goodman3991]

Respectable cop right there, understands that not every biker is bff’s with each other.

[@dielaughing73]

Didn't really seem to until he realised he couldn't prove shit. Up until that point he was trying to paint the biker - who he knows personally - as a liar.

[@vainace33]

the cop is actually a good communicator

[@Min4Mass]

Homie took a second to breathe. That’s admirable.

[@joekim9790]

“I’m frustrated.” Says volumes. Most men in general aren’t emotionally aware of themselves to admit that in the heat of the moment and to calm themselves down like that. W human being. Edit: it seems I’ve sparked the incels somehow.

[@YubYub]

Nah I think most men do but most women don’t I have never ever seen a women agree that she’s wrong

[@StalkersAlt]

@@YubYub how did bro turn this in to a negative comment on women lmao

[@bigstevedzn2353]

@@YubYubyou just proved the adverse through. If you’re not mentally mature enough to convey your feelings you’ll arrive at this conclusion. Surround yourself with better people child.

[@5qs849]

​@@YubYub 🎯

[@Nyufly]

​@@YubYubyour right bro. Didn't listen to these beta simps down in the comments. They always say this bullshit about our emotions because we don't share our feelings so willingly. Men are way more emotionally intelligent than women.

[@tylerdeadlock4]

He was frustrated from his job In the end he seems like a chill person

[@rslayking1975]

With his veins pulsing with rage...his just frustrated he could catch a thing

[@DELTAF11B]

Look at he's badge

[@Cypher7765]

He seems like a prick

[@ericdecker2914]

A chill person wears that uniform as an ironic costume. Poindexter thinks he's some terminator.

[@Rosskles]

​@@ericdecker2914 He's frustrated these goons are putting innocent peoples lives at risk.

[@GeminiS...]

It's really nice to see cops who can control themselves.

[@RubberyDuckkery867]

that's normally how it works, just some are shitty.

[@jasonjack7349]

You call that controlling yourself?

[@RubberyDuckkery867]

@@jasonjack7349 exactly. this is normal cop behavior and this person seems like a liberal

[@lolbubs11111]

this guy is a barely

[@GeminiS...]

@jasonjack7349 I mean, handing out bum ass tickets for someone else's wrongs would be pretty uncontrolled. Not yelling at people because you're mad, and trying to be understanding seems to be pretty controlled behavior.

[@JosephSmith-dc9rk]

Cops always take personal offense to everything lmao.

[@assassinzPlayzYT]

That cop handled that really well for being frustrated too

[@salshoban-dallmayr1774]

bro this cop has some mad big brother energy. he jumped out and was frustrated bc he cares about these guys and everyone riding. if you watch the whole series he even says that he rides and just wants to make sure everyone is safe and no one ends up on the pavement. great interaction all around.

[@Manuel-un4vm]

Nebraska state patrol. They are pretty chill. Only had good experiences with them

[@TtheAlien]

lol “he cares” yeah he cares about getting his promotion and paycheck. All of which come to him at zero benefit to the taxpayer.

[@TtheAlien]

@@Manuel-un4vm🤣 bunch of bootlickers in here today huh

[@mallardofmodernia8092]

​@@TtheAliencmon some are bastards but this guy clearly has concerned annoyed big brother energy. He clearly cares. Not giving decent cops some slack or understanding only makes policing worse as they become bitter and no longer accept criticism and defend cops that are actually bastards.

[@Schmicky96]

As soon as he called out the bikes by model I knew hes not just a normal beat cop. That knowledge means either you're absolutely screwed or you're getting lucky.

[@josharmour2931]

everyone human atleast the cop had enough balls to admit he was frustrated and needed to chill i can respect that

[@JulzWilliams373]

You must be restarted

[@danielburleson563]

He realized he was being recorded and kept his mouth shut. Dude is not a chill cop, he just didn't want to lose his job.

[@Jimbobjimberoo]

@@danielburleson563you have absolutely no proof of that besides what we see in the video. I saw a policeman trying to legitimately do his job and be levelheaded while also frustrated.

[@TheRealLazyBacon]

More like he realize he being recorded and the guy recording is kind of popular the cops is trying not to dig himself a hole

[@shaftdrive7567]

He just doesn't have the equipment or balls to catch them. Hoping to force a snitch. Cops make most of their busts through snitches. They just want their easyAF job to be easier.

[@offcourse3848]

His anger management is something to appreciate for sure.

[@twothouse123]

Gotta love small town cops he knew his fb post hahaha

[@etherico3041]

His squad car says state trooper which would have me feeling some type of way😂😂 compared to local

[@theutopitarian]

Honestly, that's the correct way for the officer to respond. I really appreciate it, as well as his connection to the community info. Hopefully, he stays as a shining example of a good cop.

[@ShakyBakey]

No it isn't. It's false imprisonment. The man he stopped and detained has committed no crime. I am not responsible for the actions of others nor do I know them intimately if they show up to a public event. I'd ask if I was detained, if the answer is no, I'd drive off without a word, ignoring anything further he said. He says yes, I'd ask what crime i'm suspected of committing, he can't answer or tries to mealy-mouth around it, He can speak to my lawyer about my fresh false imprisonment lawsuit as he struggles to come up with the non-existent crime I haven't committed.. Stop bootlicking. Bad cop. Stop the people who commit crime, not random people because you're "sexually frustrated" or whatever.

[@timetraveler_from_2012]

​@@ShakyBakey He didn't detain him. He pointed at him, the guy pulled over and they talked. The guy never asked if he was detained and the cop never said he was detained. It was in the biker's rights to drive away but it was also equally in his rights to stay and talk to the cop, which he did. It wasn't false imprisonment because the guy wasn't detained. KZbin told me to rewrite the last sentence of my comment because it wasn't very nice, and I agree. Being nice is free and I was wrong to be rude. So instead I'll say that critical thinking is a skill that gets better with practice, and I'm sure with plenty of time to practice you'll get there in the end.

[@TheAsheybabe89]

@@timetraveler_from_2012you going to insinuate that being directed to pull over with a finger or word is different than with lights and that they wouldn’t have arrested him for evasion if he didn’t stop and they somehow caught up to him? Be real. No reasonable person will believe it’s optional to stop when a cop is screaming and pointing at them to pull over

[@blakan1478]

@@ShakyBakey On every single comment of someone praising the guy we got people like you going to bat like the cop curb-stomped someone. The cop saw a new group making a ruckus in town and saw someone who posted about it, asked him to stop, he stopped and they had a convo. The fact that you as a person could not make a stop without calling for lawyers is the weakest shit I ever heard.

[@SomebodyYouKnew]

No it’s a 4th amendment violation…

[@Nectarman]

That cop truly cares and is keeping his highway as safe as he can.

[@seth3153]

Exactly. He said he'd rather pull over the guys that stop meaning he wouldn't chase them to endanger more lives. He just wants it to stop so no one is at risk.

[@xic3bonezx848]

It’s so annoying that cops think EVERY rider knows eachother

[@justanotheraviator2357]

He did seem like he might because he posted about it.

[@rudeboy1234]

The cop said "You posted it" It's annoying that you can't understand what's going on.

[@calebc6028]

@@justanotheraviator2357lmao how do you come up with that because someone posted a video of a cop abusing his power lmao

[@zoroverse8358]

@@calebc6028He said in the video he made a post about it? Jesus it is a short video, do you really not have the ability to listen just for a few seconds before oosting stupid replies.

[@untermRadar710]

obviously they gon think of that cuz more bikers lie than tell the truth after a question like „do u know these guys“ its not like the just making things up out of nowhere

[@omarw007]

I am actually impressed eith his self control even though he had a previous bias and was frustrated he vocalised it and tried to remain neutral and listen. Not penalising someone else for sondthingctgey did not do

[@jmsolano0516]

Wow so impressive to follow the law as a cop.

[@LDAR]

@@jmsolano0516 fr the bar is so low they’re praised for barely being able to do their job

[@tyroneateyabutt]

yeah it was nice to see a cop finally take a second and think instead of jumping to conclusions and complicating the situation

[@joshuakelley438]

"I'll trust ya'll." What's his other option? I'm over this dumbass "guilt by operating a similar vehicle" bullshit.

[@kildozer2012]

FR! Do I automatically associate with every car that I happen to drive around? No, so why would it be any different for motorcycles. Edit: I was wrong. He knew the people and had started a meet from Facebook. Read below comments to get more info, though I do still sort of stand by what I said. Cops often think that bikers all know each other when riding in groups, which can be true, but not always. You can't hold someone else responsible for another persons actions (unless you obviously instigated whatever they're doing with proof that you did so).

[@doobertonprowsa6285]

Imma arrest you from giving me trouble. Next time invite the cuffs. Illegal detainment

[@GalacticYuna]

Hey look he at least acknowledged out loud that he's frustrated. Him acknowledging that he's angry allowed him to not be a *total* jackass

[@CJ-ol9gd]

It’s not just that it’s a “similar vehicle.” It’s also that he organized this, and it can be assumed that he knows them. The officer didn’t violate any laws.

[@loganduffy3780]

I mean, guy did post that those two was coming to town😂 he is kinda associated with em if he knew they was on their way, but I’d be saying the same shit he did.

[@R4in46]

Hey, he acknowledged that he was frustrated, that's something not many people do because it requires reflection and an inner awareness about feelings.

[@Dypsy95]

“Who invited them into town” like they aren’t allowed 😂😂😂

[@halokiller711]

"My town"

[@Dopinedagaitan]

There's biker's that come to town to make noise and break stuff

[@jeffreyjr1128]

They ain't check in with OG 😂😂😂

[@elizabethrymer9213]

“This town ain’t big enough for the both of us” 🔫🤠

[@rainbowGZUS7]

​@Dopinedagaitan not as bad as BLACK CHILDREN

[@ducka0f]

"i rather stop with the guys that stop" yeah no bs because he cant catch the ones that dont stop 😂

[@DaveTheCaveSecondChannel]

It sounded a lot cooler in his head

[@Kevin-be7ow]

​​@@DaveTheCaveSecondChannel it went over both of you butter cups heads he rather stop with the guys that stop and not stop on a crash because a bike ran and now the rider is a Lego piece on the road

[@censorsstarve]

Sure he can. He is only about a mile away from where they crash and died.

[@ashtinpeaks9972]

Most states have a policy now where you aren't allowed to chase anymore. "For rider safety". BS cause riders go 120 mph

[@paulspomer16]

@@censorsstarve🤡🤡🤡

[@compositionxi]

“who invited em into town” it’s a fucking freeway bro

[@tylerrodgers1693]

Fr like idfk ask the town 😂

[@hyiso811]

I think he meant to the bike group to go ride around in that town, its kind of common for bikers to reach out and make a group for a day or so just to drive toguether.

[@davidpaul2797]

The cop also knew that the guy on the bike had made a facebook post about a meetup. Not the most unreasonable thing to assume the guy on the bike knew the other bikers.

[@Diggz24]

Thank you for this comment! Lmfaoo!! I was saying out loud, who invited bike riders into town? Does the highway have an invite only sign on it? TF? When the cop said bullshit I was waiting for dude to say excuse me? But he's way too young.

[@3OHT.]

it's to gauge his response

[@dee3run]

Brooo, I love how he didnt end up as a jerk and managed to cool down. Its not always easy

[@KetsaKunta]

"Who invited them into town?" I didn't know we needed an invitation to travel through a town 😂

[@paularcher24]

When it's a bike meetup clearly someone arranged it

[@KingBarney]

You invite who you know, he was trying to find out if this biker knew them

[@thedonutmiata5135]

Pretty sure that’s Nebraska. The bike community up there is pretty small so generally people are invited.

[@rhenzkieee7258]

Clearly you don't know anything about situations like these💀

[@rhenzkieee7258]

​@@paularcher24Don't bother explaining it to them. These snowflakes would hate cops and villainise them so much to generalize them and look for faults in even good cops

[@joshuaalvarez2292]

Yo, big props to thus cop. He not only conducted himself professionally, he also had the presence of mind to respect the riders. Wherever you got this guy/ whatever taught him, we need 30,000 more like him.

[@joeyjohnsonson4341]

i love your profile picture

[@joshuaalvarez2292]

@@joeyjohnsonson4341 I'm embarrassed to say it was a commission, but art is worth the price? I mean, obviously you understand with yours.

[@joeyjohnsonson4341]

@@joshuaalvarez2292 most definitely, only a professional artist can adequately capture the beauty of the blue J profile picture

[@Kyrie_Durant11]

@@joeyjohnsonson4341🤣🤣🤣

[@nexodavix465]

"You can see I'm pretty frustrated" His temple veins:

[@doctorobvyous]

I think its important to remind people that HIGH PROFILE ≠ HIGH FREQUENCY. People dont understand that MILLIONS of police encounters as calm and professional as this occur on a yearly basis and aren't recorded/don't blow up online (because positivity spreads slower than negativity). I'm all for correcting police officers when they do their jobs improperly (and firing/prosecuting them when appropriate), but its important to recognize that the image police officers have online is very much a byproduct of social media algorithms and social contagion. The moral of the story is treat police officers with respect (everyone actually), and more often than not, they will return the kindness. *Cue a million replies about anecdotal bad experiences with police officers/stories from inner cities where the corruption runs deeper*

[@cavemenlearnedtorap9371]

Man shout out to him, just letting me know you’re pissed and tryna be cool makes me wanna be cool. We’ve all been there

[@ShakyBakey]

I am not being illegally detained for actions that are not mine and then imply you're "tryna be cool." I will refuse to answer questions, ask what crime i'm being detained for, and if they cannot find one within 15 minutes i'm calling my lawyer and setting up a false imprisonment lawsuit against their department. You can be a weak bootlicker the founding fathers would spit on if they could see you if you'd like though.

[@2020RW]

That's a cool cop, didn't take his frustration. On the innocent biker.

[@Ogbobbyjohnson92010]

“Who invited them into town?” 😂 Bro thought he loves ina gated community 😂 😂 😂

[@Btobebone]

I never knew bikers are to cities what old school vampires are to homes, they cannot enter unless invited

[@GKAriell]

both went at it with a calm demeanour which definitely helped

[@iParish1]

He knows damn well he ain’t catching an s1k or an R1 😂

[@edwardbranch3520]

That officer is a great role model. The police should use this for training purposes.

[@NickRage96]

Except he unlawfully pulled someone over

[@Timothy-Clifford]

​@@NickRage96 it wasn't unlawful dipshit. it might've not been necessary for the case to stop him too but they let him go after just talking a little.

[@Prod_TKJ808]

@@NickRage96he was still cool y’all needa stop bitchin nd go outside

[@Candyman757]

@@NickRage96people really don’t understand this and it is sad

[@MrDoobie420]

@@Candyman757their too busy glazing a cop that quite literally is stalking the bikers socials, unlawfully pulling him over, then accuses him of knowing people and asking why he’s driving through the his town.

[@jjbain1824]

The moment he said bullshit you already know what type of cop he is

[@jr10spro]

I mean, expected it, but he didn't go there.

[@theloanranger2632]

It's a skill. Welcome to psychology 101. They always call people's bluffs. It makes a lot of guilty people fess up.

[@Streetlight37]

Dude, he was just pissed off. He chilled out real quick after a short chat with the guys and didn't take it any further Judging from this one clip alone this cop seems like a perfectly decent human being. I don't know why everyone is giving him such shit, he was just trying to do his job I never thought I would be sitting here defending a police officer lol

[@Gizero]

@@Streetlight37after seeing so many awful biker shorts and people dying, this cop is valid to be upset. And more likely than not, the bikers DO know each other. I’m all for hating on bad cops but this guy seemed so chill

[@Streetlight37]

@@Gizero glad I'm not alone

[@josephfrancoya]

The way he stood there after saying “bullshit” was actual silliness

[@terrencerowe]

This officer's professionalism was outstanding, but also the rider remaining calm, speaking respectfully, and following instruction I'm sure went a long way in keeping the situation calm.

[@David-bf6bz]

He wasn't chill He had nothing and realized he was on camera

[@moextrippy2000]

I mean usually it dont matter if they are on camera cause they usually get off but I'm with ya on this

[@TwistedSecrets777]

bs as a cop he has to try to put it all together and find out if someone was breaking the law and if your friend is speeding the only way to catch them is to go after you because they got away,,,,my mom use to ride motorcycles she never went near anyone speeding because she knows that shit can bring her down too

[@David-bf6bz]

@@TwistedSecrets777 nope, that is not how that works. He has do the work before he tries to infringe on the rights of other, especially on hearsay information. He can't stop you during travel on a "hunch". This doesn't qualify as a Terry stop, he could have and should have been sued for it. This is literally profiling, he couldn't stop some and say hey your black, so you must know those black guys.... I saw you post on face book lot of black guys here today so you must know them...

[@TwistedSecrets777]

@@David-bf6bz I have seen bikers take innocent lives online id rather a cop stop someone to find out who was speeding and if they were with them than see another one America has to much fucking death already and seems to love it

[@David-bf6bz]

@@TwistedSecrets777 those that would surrender liberty for safety deserve neither

[@TripleTapHK]

Being frustrated doesn't give you probable cause to pull over a vehicle that's done nothing wrong. That's illegal detainment.

[@tom_greenery]

Fuggin local PD checking FB posts. Acting like the damn NSA out here

[@joshuavanname3469]

Trying to keep these bikers from killing someone

[@ithilpalladium]

Police departments regularly keep track of social media, mostly for gang related things, "group mobs", and other stuff you'd want them to be aware about. There's software that tracks this kind of stuff automatically for them so it's not like they're just scouring social media for events (though some departments probably do lol)

[@zerobyte536]

​@ithilpalladium it's web scraping bots that do it, I made some my self a long time ago before it was a bit thing for a small police department. You right mostly for gang stuff and drugs at least that's all the one I made did, of course now there are more advanced stuff.

[@anthonymullings8539]

​@joshuavanname3469 Yeah, because a 440 pound r1 is gonna end a family of 5 in a 4000 pound sedan on the highway 🙄 not an excuse to pull over random ass people.

[@Swiftrswampr]

If anything it’s the other way around lol.

[@PentaRaptor]

this is a decent cop. frustrated at the situation and even said as much, but was still respectful and didnt power trip. good stuff

[@RikcAvlog]

Stopping someone for someone else’s mistake is crazy

[@rexklezz._abe]

It’s more so that he’s guilty by association…Ofc the cop has no way to tell if he knows the guy unless he pulls him over and questions him like this guy did. Some cops are just dickheads and put the blame on whoever stops without asking questions and start being hostile which is why most bikes don’t like to stop

[@km-yaheard]

Crazyyyyy!!

[@km-yaheard]

@@rexklezz._abeguilty by association isn't the law

[@basicfacekick]

Admitting frustration is a huge step for anyone, cop or not. Wow. Good to see it.

[@Livelarge913]

Clearly the two know each other. “You posted it.”

[@m.hamad7143]

Doesn't mean they know each other lmao😂

[@DrMattHH]

It wouldn't matter either way. This stop is unconstitutional.

[@XmollyL0L1]

Do you ever take a picture with someone stranger in bike community and post it , so people can assume they knew each other😂? It not how it's work. You didn't even knew your classmate in collage just because you in the same class. You just knew you in the same class but not knew enough to said their your friend😂..

[@goldenrackz6932]

How does that cop have his facebook

[@stilltoks6904]

@@goldenrackz6932it’s probably just a Facebook group they monitor, don’t overthink it

[@yaungemperor3574]

Cop looks like he's late to the impractical jokers set

[@Gennys]

Bahaha! xD

[@Pookie-o9g]

Underrated

[@contytub]

Murr's cousin

[@zeketargaryen1440]

Big ups to the cop,at first he was hella pissed then gradually collected himself and showed professionalism

[@andrewgoudy676]

damn, props to that cop, nice to see a cop not escalating the situation.

[@philipnichols4156]

Both sides cooperating, love to see it

[@happenstancially4132]

“Who invited them?” “How the hell should I know, maybe your mother did, because I know it wasn’t me”

[@harleyfolgado]

He invited them lol

[@bearpest6448]

He literally admits he did

[@jordanhardy6951]

​@@bearpest6448 He didn't, but comprehending a full 20 second video is hard work! How are you suppose to remember everything that happens in such a long time span? No worries.

[@bearpest6448]

@@jordanhardy6951 cop: "you posted it" biker "I know I did". He literally posted an invention. I know it's hard for someone like you to recognize an invitation seeing as you have obviously never been invited to anything. But that's what it looks like for future reference

[@oldmate484]

Bikers when they lie:

[@Elizabeth-gn2uf]

Young rider very polite & well spoken.

[@surielnava5977]

He seemed pretty chilled to be frustrated not often seen in cops

[@bigtexashunts8219]

I’m glad this cop took the right path there… explain he was frustrated and chilled out on them can’t be mad at them for being human.

[@ghostparty2062]

"Who invited them?" They aren't fucking vampires bro 😂

[@NoahMarcay]

😂😂😂

Usually police dont "say" that they're frustrated so much as "beat" that they are frustrated.

[@Bleeglesplotch]

Oh yeah, because there's just an abnormally large amount of police beatings every day all over the news. Literally, EVERY. SINGLE. OFFICER. beats someone EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.... LITERALLY. You sound so dumb 😂

[@RobDaKid87]

99.99 percent of all police interactions end with nothing happening other than a ticket. So, USUALLY, nothing happens.

[@cake_9510]

​@@RobDaKid87 except that's just statistically not true??? You don't even have to know the exact figure to know that if that figure you just gave was remotely true, we wouldn't have a massive incarcerated population. Stop apologizing for them and stop lying in the process.

[@chipmunk1631]

​@@cake_9510 quick Google search reveals less than 2% of 61 million people surveyed experienced use of force from the police in police interactions

[@QueenYavanna]

@@RobDaKid87 cake is completely right with their reply. If you care about cops, you want the bad ones addressed and dealt with so they are no longer a risk to others, the public, and their reputation.

[@justingraham281]

He actually was very reasonable real and chilled just kept it straight up

[@gcfromthegc]

it’s good that the cop admitted his frustration, but the thing that annoys me is that most cops seem to assume everyone on bikes know each other.

[@bennyrundt194]

He posted something about other bikes coming in so the cop assumed that he would know since he posted something about them.

[@ShakyBakey]

@@bennyrundt194 That's nonsense, if I post about an upcoming public event somehow I personally know everyone that will show up and am responsible for their actions? So if I start a public BBQ and someone shows up shootings I'm a murderer? Makes no sense buddy, stop licking boot and start standing up to fascists. I would refuse to answer questions, ask if i'm being detained, ask what crime i'm suspected of committing, demand to speak to a lawyer, and then sue them for false imprisonment when they have no evidence of a crime. I do not submit to your gang with a badge.

[@KumoGoesFast]

thats true with most cops, but hes referencing a facebook post that the Biker made and specifically talking about two bikers that commented on that post.

[@sparkkoo0]

​@@ShakyBakey Dawg listen to what they're fucking saying jesus christ. There is clear context.

[@DoItCoward]

​@@ShakyBakeyYeah, I'd skip that expensive legal nightmare and just be a normal person like this guy, but you do you I guess