He just saved him 500 dollars 😱 part 2

[@masface6]

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[@AliHabeb]

no one replied?

[@sandmandevs8353]

only 10 likes in 2 days

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

That gear is so stealth :)

[@grumpynomad3551]

Put you plate on properly, then you won’t have to pretend your a handicap.

[@Echoballs-gt8zz]

Hi

[@ij1376]

That cop tested him and let him go when he passed. Respect.

[@Meowface.]

Cop had his license in his hand Go ahead and run… they have your name and address

[@Watchout-b6y]

If he failed that one test, he would be on his way to jail with more charges to add on to the ones' he just mentioned to him.

[@Hvmoudi]

@@Watchout-b6yyeah I don’t get why people drive away. Like your license is there dude.

[@Soda_Dreams]

⁠I believe he’s referring to what the copper said at the end when waiving the fines; in appreciation of the rider’s politeness; and readily stopping when pulled over. After all ur right, it does make no sense for the cop to say “I’m going to reward you not speeding off.. by not giving you the tickets u definitely would’ve gotten if you had…” hardly an achievement lol

[@Тоска1984]

That cop was smart, he’s showing that it would be better to obey the law.

[@WHOMEGALULz]

Bro was testing his faith in humanity that day, and that biker saved all of us

[@heiner74]

good biker, good cop, good vibes.. love it

[@md_40200]

Ongggg lmaoooo

[@ayeimjustabackup]

@@heiner74facts. love to see it tbh. a good interaction on both sides. and i hate cops but respect is given where respect is earned 🫡

[@HonestlyIdontcare]

So much faith was given to humanity right

[@ghostkilla931]

He didn't save all of you. 70 percent of riders run and are still dirt bags.

[@bercor4948]

Got his license. Gave him a test. And let him off the hook. Great guy.

[@Daniel-cs5bl]

Yeah after he got his license and plate so if he did do anything he already had him anyway 😂

[@reinbeers5322]

​@@Daniel-cs5bl That's the point of it.

[@jamescliff8038]

@@Daniel-cs5blyeah if he didn’t that wouldn’t be a test that’d be a stupid choice

[@Rattlsnke]

I don’t bloody get it. If you have nothing to hide and it’s simple be compliant and not an ass. It is more likely than not that the police will treat you better. A very much ex friend of mine said to me, “you know when police ask you, “do you know why I am pulling you over?” I said no. Because I don’t get into any trouble. I’ve only had one small town cop on a power trip be a …… to me and he couldn’t even write me a warning. I just make sure to not go more than 14mph over the speed limit on the highway. All I’ve dealt with is some arse whole state trooper about rear end me and make me panic trying to get in the right lane on the highway…very illegal on his end. Mine for speeding, but he was wreckless driving for no reason and I had a truck right next to me…so messed up.

[@Ryder_Kain]

​@Rattlsnke I always advocate for good behavior when getting pulled over, but I drive between cities often and one of them, if you're pulled over for any reason, you will get a ticket. It's just a rule people acknowledge, so you get a lot of videos of drivers making a scene because there's nothing more than what's already going to happen.

[@HalseyJ]

That’s a real cop right there. Not abusing power but making sure others make the right decisions and giving them second chances! Awesome!

[@paladinplayer]

Problem with second chances and vehicles is that the second chance could be deadly.

[@christophercolumbus1705]

@@paladinplayerit can be deadly regardless.. he was only getting a ticket not life in prison 😂

[@marcalvarezps4]

@@paladinplayernot really.

[@paladinplayer]

@@marcalvarezps4 because? How many times do you need to drive recklessly before you and/or another person dies?

[@Kittybabuu]

⁠@@christophercolumbus1705u don’t understand rlly that much

[@automaticshelter130]

That cop must be a great father! He teaches compassion, trust, and respect very well.

[@Kotallo_Skyclan]

💯

[@landonhansch430]

Literally my first thought after it. I was like ‘that is some stellar fatherly actions, he’s gotta be a dad’.

[@popisolation]

Because he probably takes his anger out on his wife so he feels less stress on the job. Do you know how many police and military use their wife's as punching bags and their kids as emotional release systems?

[@otoshigami18]

@@popisolation I guess you can talk about the experience. get help my dude.

[@JtsVeal-ri7xt]

This how a cop is ment to be

[@Lmattaaron]

Major dad vibes coming off this cop. Respect.

[@mrj.r.3172]

He needs knee surgery

[@IridescentW]

But he wasn't drunk and yelling

[@carter2671]

100%

[@ryzerch2124]

​@@IridescentWdamn bro, I feel bad for you

[@TheVoiceofTheProphetElizer]

@@mrj.r.3172 Yeah you can tell he's been in it one way or another by that walk.

[@somedude338]

“be safe on this thing” some of the kindest words an officer can say to a motorist

[@Kaktuskastl]

Saving him 500 bucks was sounding much nicer to the bikerguy.

[@joesaf2273]

...the most gay perhaps

[@kreeperking4849]

fellas, is it gay to hope other men are safe?

[@greggross8856]

@@kreeperking4849 Not really. A lot of cops have seen the aftermath when drivers and motorcyclists *weren't* safe.

[@Bluew0lfie]

@@kreeperking4849 Gotta wonder how many dead bodies this guy has seen. Since when is genuine empathy gay?

[@Seiichi1214]

never a problem with a Stern officer. He showed kindness when the cooperation was there. Model Police officer. Nice to see the proud blue still exist.

[@MrEkosoner]

Bro that's a real cop he deserves a raise 😊

[@4.8Flatbed]

I'm sure he's already making 6 figures. Ri state stroopers make off pretty well

[@justsomeeggsinapot1784]

​@@4.8Flatbedwhere in the godamn do you live

[@4.8Flatbed]

@@justsomeeggsinapot1784 rhode island

[@aidanforrest3347]

@@justsomeeggsinapot1784it’s in rhode island

[@RazzBeri1]

what a gentleman

[@bigwu100]

It pays to be nice. And respectful . It doesn't cost anything to be nice. Sometimes it rubs off.

[@JunkBondTrader]

tell that to Jesus

[@elyvenkus7485]

Women don’t like nice guys so who is the real winner

[@fafflytailslogisonicuite104]

Hah! Why need women? Tell that to the greeks, they had the best friendships back then- And even then in old rome, women needed no men either since they had the best of friendships with their own girlfriends. It's just that nowadays everyone is trying to cling onto some weird agenda that wants to force others to believe all kind of stereotypes, in my opinion? @@elyvenkus7485 Just be happy, and make sure to make others happy, if you can't, you tried , And that's okay life is too short to ramble over too many problems..

[@archebi]

I wish i could say the same thing. I got fucked over so many times for being what so called “nice.”

[@TheBestMFAlive]

@@elyvenkus7485nice guys because they avoid all the bad girls

[@chAIboiBoogie]

Cop gave the man a moral test. He passed. The cop incentivised safer traffic procedures without taking $500 from a guy. We all win.

[@itwasaliens]

It's not cops' jobs to test people's morals.

[@RaizTheIdiot]

@@itwasaliens and it's not your job to say what a cop's job is yet here you are

[@SluggedNugg]

@@RaizTheIdiot Fr, I'd take a cop who give you easy baby tests like that rather than a cop who defaults to charging you with anything they can.

[@anon2414]

The cop already had his license plate number he knows where he lives u genius

[@micosstar]

@@itwasaliensdude, morals on the road affect lives; what you want tailgaters and honking as a way to release rage?

[@yorkiegilly4355]

A fair Cop and a Biker that was respectful - it just shows it can be done ?.

[@je2848]

It can be done in a high-trust society.

[@JP-uk9uc]

Singularly depending on the jurisdiction and officer discretion to ruin someone's life over nothing

[@Xyler94]

​@@je2848 Have any of you heard the saying "Trust goes both ways"?

[@LuciferMorningstar-wk8qu]

​@je2848 the subject is 100% in control of how the interaction goes.

[@Yaminyajam]

Bro state troopers have 2 moods 1: im gonna give my own grandma a speeding ticket for going 3 over 2: if u pass u leave scott free 💀💀

[@nishanthdevanathan4678]

💀💀💀

[@simonash9486]

That’s a road island cop, they all look like that.

[@RobertWilkinsonJKekMaloy]

Which is buuuull fucking shiiit.

[@alfredough]

Very true they all the same ong 😭😭

[@jacobburgo]

Not the grandma 😂😂😂

[@Chrxs210]

That was a test and you passed. Cop is a G!

[@F-elixir]

Tf he supposed to do the cop had his liscense

[@Eatadick420]

Yep just lay low for a few weeks though😂 don’t get caught again especially not by the same cop.

[@bestcommentiguarantyyoum4189]

Trying to check if he is stupid

[@politeaf740]

​@@F-elixirnot stop in the first place?

[@collinsmith5978]

​@@politeaf740and the dumbass award goes to.....

[@bearb.7406]

He treated that kid with kindness and respect. The kid behaved like a gentleman. Not giving him a ticket was the bonus... Fix those issues son.

[@moze_-]

This is what builds character and a man. Not demanding respect out of thin air, but putting a level of respect expected to be matched.

[@jonathanbair523]

My dad who was a LEO always said a stop is to educate it, but the driver most the time picks the warning, ticket or jail by there actions... There is always some cases no matter how nice you are they will have to take you like if you have warrants then it is out of there hands... the biker showed respect and showed he would listen to the trooper, trooper looked up his past and gave him a verbal education with the warning....

[@Dorraj]

I hope he learns. I see too many children in adults bodies on here saying "just go he can't catch you" and it makes me sad. A lesson is pointless if you don't take it to heart. I hope the kid actually learns to take his fun bike and be safer about it.

[@tag.me.]

Kid?, For all you know he could be older than the cop lmao.

[@wannabecarguy]

I don't let law enforcement get closer than a mile. Y'all should be paying attention. Not only will it save you a ticket but it will keep you from getting run over by Karen whose playing with her phone while driving.

[@girth908]

Salute to a fine officer of the law. He was stern and fair. He didn’t abuse his position even in the right. Gave him a quality test of character, he passed, he let him go. Honorable Officer, others could learn a lot.

[@CardboardSliver]

Absolute dad energy. Protect this trooper at all costs. We need more men to be like him.

[@XxBuzzedGamingxX]

Bro he saw the camera so he acted civil. If there wasn't a GoPro on a stick recording him, then would have had that biker in cuffs. They only act that way in front of cameras.

[@Sc0uts420]

@@XxBuzzedGamingxX100%

[@wanting_]

⁠@@XxBuzzedGamingxXratio’d 754-1

[@XIGHTMARE6]

Definitely 💯 haven’t ran into a trooper like this in a fucken while.. most of them got a stuck up they ass

[@Gator500]

@@XxBuzzedGamingxXYou must know the guy or something to know exactly what he would do off camera

[@wmhazim5030]

He has warm heart. He deserves all the respect.

[@Ziggopotamus]

All cops do. Period.

[@dominicgalloway4481]

​​@@ZiggopotamusMost do, but not all. I don't respect cops like Michael McMaster, or other cops like him. Or like the ones who made up a reason to pull me over and caused damage searching my car because a friend who rode with me caused my car to smell like weed. In my state a faint smell of Marijuana isn't reasonable suspicion to search someone. I borderline got treated like a murder suspect. Out of the 4 times I've been pulled over in my 12 years of driving, that was the only time i got mistreated by cops.

[@foreverrockinout]

@@Ziggopotamusno, they don’t. All GOOD COPS do. As a healthcare professional I’ve had to tell a cop to stfu and let the professionals handle the situation

[@mattcurry7488]

Cops typically have a good heart, you show them respect and they are more forgiving than you think.

[@TheBeigeRaider]

@@Ziggopotamuslol

[@wvrockcrusher]

That's how two respectable people interact with one another. There are some good folks out there.

[@andrewlevangie2043]

I have honestly come across more good cops than bad ones in my experience.

[@wvrockcrusher]

@@andrewlevangie2043 Same here.

[@got_rats]

Two respectable people, except one of them was commiting bullshittery on the road and could've gotten himself or others killed

[@NullScar]

Really? 😂

[@leepicbaconman1553]

@@andrewlevangie2043Yeah it’s just not many people post the good cops nor do they get attention. ‘Tis the internet, unfortunately.

[@MichaelSmith-ei3nt]

Much respect to the cop,and the the guy on the bike,no ego and everyone goes home safe .

[@hj-bz9vo]

He was just happy the biker was chill and cooperating 😭

[@alexiscastro5055]

He’s probably seen a few die trying to get away.

[@mrorangejuice9682]

​@@alexiscastro5055possibly

[@Rivalyr]

alot of bikers are just stupids and run when they see a blue light and die in the process.

[@rickyparrish8310]

He was lucky the officer didn't have a chip on his shoulder

[@mrorangejuice9682]

@@rickyparrish8310 a chip?

[@vicranger6876]

The rider just encountered a unique officer who had compassion and lots of life experiences himself. The rider did not betray the officer’s trust and reaped the benefit. Great job on both.

[@vandyvoot1]

Couldn't say it much better myself. Respect given, respect earned both directions.

[@femurforreal]

Gotta disagree (to a point because it's very different in some places around the country), this is not unique, this is the norm. Primarily amongst State Police. This is RISP. They are a rare bunch and if you meet one in traffic that means you screwed up. I know, I lived there for 20 years. I used to travel the country as a Journeyman and got pulled over a few times: I would rather get pulled over by SP than any local Dpt. (Except for the Sherif in Gwinette Cnty GA who said a Trooper would have locked me up.) My Dad was a 35 yr vet of NYSP. He was a family man first: treated everyone with all the respect anyone deserves, but it was up to them to maintain that respect.

[@hetfieldprophet]

Or one who hates paperwork at the end of his shift! 😂

[@Spatulacactus]

Yes unique because there are hundreds if not thousands of police officers murdering people every day

[@BB-848-VAC]

​@@femurforrealstraight up most people are decent and deserve the benefit of the doubt including cops

[@jparker352]

Now there is a human being ....instead of a tyrant

[@nexustheelite1683]

Pfft human, yeah right he wouldn't have assumed he'd just dip out once he got behind and you could tell he wanted to argue that as well he was just nice that's all

[@-HUBBABUBBA-]

@@nexustheelite1683most bikers run and don’t stop…

[@Max-kt8tl]

@@nexustheelite1683he was just being stern and most likely speaking from last experiences. he still gave the guy the benefit of the doubt

[@nexustheelite1683]

@@Max-kt8tl still there's no need to act nice and then judge someone because they ride a motorcycle.

[@Enter.Name.Here.]

They fly under the radar because this country focuses on the negative.

[@Jamplays592]

Him genuinely being super nice because he wasn't given a hard time by the biker must of really made him feel better.

[@Kroggnagch]

It did. I took Law Class in high-school, teacher was a retired officer. He told us that 99% of incidents, people lie, run, evade, just make trouble for the officers on scene. So, when you show them respect like this and obey their authority, they, in turn, give respect back. Long story ahead. I bought a car from my uncle, there were two plates in the back and he wasn't sure which went to the car, and so to not attract immediate attention, I just chose one of the plates and slapped it on. It was not the right one lol. Got stopped and the cops assumed it was a stolen vehicle as that's a common trope of vehicle theft, swapping a plate.. Anyway, I was extremely respectful as were my 2 companions. Turns out, I had 3 warrants. Nothing extreme, just unpaid fines I forgot about. So, I get cuffed and I'm sitting on the curb, one officer is standing over me just making sure I stayed put. One of my companions was in the back of one of the officers SUVs while being questioned. I tell the officer guarding me, "man, this is really gonna screw over my guys at work." I worked on a water well drilling rig. The officer asked what I did for work. I told him. He goes "Oh really?! My uncle does that too. Who do you work for?" I told him, and I was actually able to name his uncle just by hearing where he was located and the color of his drilling rig. The officer goes, "sit tight for me, ok, bud?" He goes to the SUV where my friend still was and the other officer was. He reported the conversation as such: "That guy works on a drilling rig, doesn't wanna leave his guys hanging tomorrow." And he's writing information on a note card. Other officer: "Well you're still gonna book him, right?" And according to my friend, the officer goes "No lol" as a laugh and a response. He comes back, tells me to stand up and turn around, I'm guessing he's gonna pat me down one last time before I'm in the back of his squad car. Nope. He was uncuffing me. He goes, "You've been so respectful during this entire ordeal, and I understand how it can be when you're a man down on such a physically laborious job." Hands me the note card and tells me there's all my warrants informations, and a phone number to call to either set up payments or hear when open court is so I could get the warrants quashed and payment plans established. I couldn't believe it... We put the correct plate on the car since I always carried a multi-tool and it had a phillips head attachment, and it was the one we DIDNT put on originally which was actually the right one. I tell them thank you, they thanked us too, primarily me as I was entirely cooperative and very respectful. Amazing incident. I know, long story. But I wanted to share my awesome experience with Phoenix PD. It was incredible that I didn't get booked and processed that night. This was also before the mandatory body cams were a thing, and cops could still make calls like this. If you read this far, thank you, and God Bless. If you have any tales of cops being cool, please share in the replies. I'd love to read them.

[@thomascheckie2394]

​@@Kroggnagch I think a lot less people would lie and cheat when it comes to cops if they weren't so likely to murder you for your skin color or because their wife won't fuck them anymore.

[@VelocityFilms12]

He did his job to the T. Remained professional and helped the dude out. Respect

[@CompaCookies]

I see the professionalism more from sherif and state police. The local PDs are always the power hungry tyrants

[@mustsee715]

@@Koji-888that’s what I’m saying!! No second chance should be allowed

[@drpepperrulez123]

@@Koji-888if you can’t answer that yourself you are part of the problem

[@ha-kh7ef]

@@drpepperrulez123his job is to arrest criminal is it not ? No you’re part of the problem. The fact every one sided with the cop is stupid

[@averageaple6789]

That's not his job, his job is to ensure people follow the law...

[@LandscapePapi]

Treated him more like he was a concerned father. . . Respect to this officer

[@roadrash0795]

LOTS AND LOTS OF RESPECT FOR BOTH INDIVIDUALS HERE, FREAKIN AWESOME TO SEE HUMAN BEINGS LIVING TOGETHER IN HARMONY!!!

[@chefdan_7487]

It’s sad that this is incredible to see when this should be the standard

[@rockolutheran]

Wow is the bar really this low, lmaoo. We’re fucked

[@brxkx_a22]

@@rockolutheranthis is prob a bot comment

[@brxkx_a22]

aint no way bro said living together in harmony to this video ☠️☠️

[@luismonet6985]

That makes an awesome cop .he talked to him like it was his son❤

[@SoutheastBlvd713]

This is an actual sergeant in my opinion,he tested your trust and led u off with a memory of a lesson to never forget,always be humble and truthful,and he always as thankful for it,well done mate mission accomplished💪🏽👏🏽

[@MarcosRCcrawling]

He’s a corporal….

[@escapetherace1943]

tested his trust how? He already had his plate #.

[@thatdudeicy]

@@MarcosRCcrawling clearly reading a problem for you.. he said "in his opinion"

[@ruga4472]

@@escapetherace1943you think niggas care? If they see your plate or not and you get away they are not tracking ur plate down unless you do some federal shit. People run and get away all the time

[@smolltaco5667]

​@@thatdudeicyjust because he said its an opinion doesnt mean its an opinion, this is technically a claim

[@Sandmanye47]

He’s got that dad energy, salute to the officer and for this rider on having respect, that’s someone’s dad, grandpa, uncle, and brother, treat everyone like how you would towards your family ❤

[@ufunkdocfunk]

😊

[@jabyerbainisha2601]

❤

[@rickreynolds4009]

That’s the way to respect the police and police officers will respect you!!!!

[@lazarus2345]

Well said :)

[@Marcodiazgrey]

Not a good one bud. Try again. Some families treat each other like shit.

[@brendaedmond4489]

Not just an ordinary cop but a compassionate lesson teaching man and I appreciate you

[@Litfilmz]

Cops like him deserve to be celebrated! But I guarantee there is someone in the comments still talking down on him😂🤦‍♂️

[@jaystackz3425]

Lesson not learned run away i stopped when the cop pulled the sirens and he still gave me 3 tickets worth neary $1,000 next time just run away sometimes they need to fill their quota and will ticket you no matter if you stopped i was mad but can't be mad their doing their jobs even tho who tickets someone a bicycle right ? Dumb . like i said they're tryna fill their quota so their boss doesn't probe them w a 13 incher

[@YandelStedufus]

yea just run away they won't try and catch ya anyway.

[@jamierose4088]

He taught him he could get away with breaking multiple laws. Nothing good was taught. You actually think this punk is going to change his unlawful behavior?

[@WayneMumford-wg7cn]

Now this is a Professional. Zero escalation. And respect is shown by both men.

[@reneflores5853]

My respects go to this officer...for showing respect to the biker...

[@juliusarnold2844]

Wow! An interaction where everyone was cooperative and respectful. Imagine that.

[@CBrasil1966]

And the biker didn’t start recording and trying to piss off the cop…….good for both, cop and bikers

[@RamzaBeo]

Bro this happened all the time. You’re just on the Internet too much. I’ve been stopped for speeding countless times and I’ve received warnings and 1 ticket. I don’t speed as much anymore but cops will give you an easy time if you’re not recording for the sake of twisting the narrative. Cops are cool man

[@anxrw]

sadly, this is america where society has been brainwashed to hate cops and give them a hard time by social media 😂😂

[@Potte]

​@@CBrasil1966 wait what's wrong with recording? they're recording too, what's wrong with another angle?

[@RamzaBeo]

@@anxrw exactly

[@sanctionedmeat8578]

Now this is what we need. Firm hand, but kind. Kinda like a strict dad with tough love😂😂

[@JavyTHC]

Yeah it’s great love it when cops actually do their job firm and following the rules but also understand everyone else is human too

[@eizzle78]

I agree, but when he gets pulled over again and written $500 worth of tickets there will be a thousand people screaming tyrant.

[@izzycrybaby1164]

​@@eizzle78Well looks like he's got a warm throat to finish in 🤡

[@brandonbrown6544]

No what we need is grown ass adults to stop breaking the law and wining like children after getting screamed at for driving like reckless idiots!!!

[@AlexAnder-op7yc]

yeah great to see law enforcement officers not enforcing the law

[@cheyenneallen4901]

We need more police officers like this

[@helion4187]

We have a absolute shit ton of cops like this, but social media doesn't want you to see those ones

[@crawfordd03]

we have more like this than we do the bad cops, everyone is just too disrespectful and think they know better nowadays

[@brianlipsett4837]

We have plenty

[@stevegonzales527]

We have plenty of these, social media just taught you that all police are evil… just don’t be rude after you’re pulled over knowing you made a traffic violation

[@creativeconnection4U]

Most cops are like this. People just have such a hate boner for police these days

[@randyfirst5747]

Now that’s how it done Salute to both men 🇺🇸

[@lynnwilliams1534]

Being honorable is a positive life.

[@Krispyc]

Red dead redemption taught me this 🙏

[@kennethjackson2484]

This officer was real cool to the rider thanks for being respectful you both be safe out there

[@cherokeemetal]

This Officer was courteous and respectful WE NEED MORE OF THESE

[@chrisamato1661]

Because the rider was respectful, see how easy it is?

[@shadowkiller7492]

@@chrisamato1661even when the civilian is respectful it’s not always the case. Don’t kiss a professions ass. Credit is due where credit is do. He’s a fantastic officer. The rider was also really nice. But not all officers are like this.

[@nothing-k528]

Majority of police ARE good, like this man. The media loves to show only the negative sides of society.

[@AT2Productions]

RI staties have been getting better, but most of them are still dicks

[@coolaisiankid]

Then be more like the driver

[@iheartbeatles123]

Big time respect towards both parties in this situation.

[@mikejunior3373]

Alot of people saying we need more cops like this, we just need more people like this, plain and simple. Both of them handled that the way any other 2 decent human beings would have. The guy on the bike had common sense which is extremely rare these days.

[@willynilly87]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@Ron9120]

Everyone is quick to blame bikers. Not all of us are bad. 🤷🏻‍♂️ That's like saying every cop is a tyrant. I've only had 1 experience with a cop that was a good one, other than that they always tried to intimidate me or find some way to give me a ticket for no reason.

[@thomashernandez6536]

The authority in his voice, without raising it or sounding angry, just hits different.

[@9richy6bram8]

Lol that is the thing I tell all the mothers starting with my own mom. They yell and yell all day at their kids without getting anything out of it. Then dad gets home asks them with kindness and the kids listen. It doesn't have to do with yelling at all, all they have to do is be reasonable and having that voice to let them know you are being serious with authority.

[@dogishappy0]

We need more cops like this. No BS quotas for tickets, no chips on shoulder, instruction and mercy. [Edit: Yes, I know quotas are illegal... that's why when they exist, they are BS.]

[@GutsNOnions]

We also need more bikers like this guy, cause most of the time the idiots film their crimes and speed off for a stupid clip on KZbin 💀

[@jonathanbair523]

I think if more drivers showed the officers or in this case trooper respect. They will get it returned.. I say more drivers 2 wheeled,4 wheeled, 6 wheeled or 10 wheeled drivers... And yes we do need more LEO's like this trooper to.

[@saddsatan]

@@jonathanbair523they dont respect us 24/7 even if we do goof, you must live in a nice area

[@xoresgaminghub5412]

No we need more ppl like the biker, i can safely say that 9/10 cops are behaving if you behave aswell .. Im tired of retards playing on peoples nerves then cutting video so it look like corupt cop .. lmao

[@lespretend]

Love how people think quotas are real

[@pnepaul87]

I love those 360 cams. That cop was legit bro.

[@Yamotha1998]

These types of police interactions are what inspire people to do the right thing. Not the tyrannical cop showing you how big his ego can get. Major respect for this guy Edit: how tf did i get 1200 likes Edit again: yes i am aware most police officers are wonderful people, i myself have had many great interactions with officers, but every so often they have a certain ego about them that makes them feel like theyre gods gift to us citizens.

[@john-paulsilke893]

We weren’t there and can’t see the situation exactly but I believe this officer used his judgment and let him off with a warning. Let’s hope he was right in doing so.

[@chrismills8367]

​@@john-paulsilke893 agreed generally speaking warnings do more than tickets most of the time tickets just make people mad

[@rikerdavis2843]

There is 60 million police interaction a year, almost all interactions are as positive as it can be talking to a police officer

[@helion4187]

That "tyrannical" cop bs you see online are 1% of interactions, most police interactions at traffic stops aren't cops being aggressive or anything by any means, they're just doing their jobs and people holding cameras decide to be douchy and make their jobs harder. Alot of cops just want people to be safe

[@darkopz]

It also helps when the person being pulled over isn’t acting like a fool.

[@robgore3881]

That was really cool, the tropper was testing him. He passed. He wanted to make sure he wasn't going to run. Very respectable. My hat is off to that trooper. Wish there were more like him. Not just because he let him go, but shows mercy to those who show respect the law that pulls them over. I learned a trick yrs ago from a fire fighter, and every time I do what he said now, I get a warning. Just be friendly a respectful. As long as they know that u are going to be 1 of the reasons they go home to their family each night,...the better your odds of getting a warning!

[@CoDNetworkOfGaming]

He had his license lmao

[@bfrank2426]

@@CoDNetworkOfGamingI was thinking the same thing lol why would he take off without his license 😅😅 but it does go along way to just listen to the officer and follow what they’re saying. 90% of the time they will let you go

[@TheSheiit]

Wanted to see if he was lying, tell the truth and good things will happen 😀.

[@krippkeeper]

This biker needs to get those tickets though. It sounds like he was speeding through traffic, and he has a hinged plate. This guy is going to get himself or someone else killed.

[@apelespla6108]

The media should put more of these civilized and respectful conversation between a police officer and a civilian who recognized he was wrong and the officer rewarded him for that. All due respect for both.

[@mazdaspeedg2380]

Doesn’t sound like it fits the agenda lol

[@vanhattfield8292]

A downside to this kind of thing is that when people see one person let go with a warning, they then feel like they should automatically be let go if they are stopped for an offense as well, regardless of the conditions that surround their traffic stop. It's the kind of thing that leads people to feel like some people are unfairly treated. Additionally, if this young guy left the traffic stop and resumed speeding and acting a fool and it resulted in an accident that injured him or someone else, and then this video was released, the cop could be in trouble and the city sued, with a claim being made that if he had not released the guy without taking any action on the multiple offenses, then it could have prevented the actions that lead to the accident and injury.

[@low_sky9]

There isnt more 😢

[@avacadomangobanana2588]

OR how about this. Cops could stop killing unarmed black people and then these WOULD be the only encounters to witness. Except the entire foundation of cops was to do just that. Police were formed from vigilante bands of men looking to recapture slaves. The whole point of policing is to enforce the states monopoly on violence

[@triippy...6476]

Guy gave him a test of trustworthiness and he passed. Both good dudes.

[@Jaekai]

Love seeing positivity in my feed for once, treating the cop respectfully and with patience is how you get him to reciprocate that energy, at the end of the day he avoids a lot of paperwork and you avoid some extravagant citations. The professionalism on both sides is to be commended we need more cops like him and more motorists like this guy.

[@MrIrishrock81]

@Jaekai, damn right! Absolutely bro, finally someone who see’s this situation for what it is and nothing more. Just a positive interaction between 2 good human beings and doesn’t try to flip it into something it’s not and add a bunch of negativity because of some bs narrative they have fallen victim to follow blindly and believe regardless of facts and truthness. Seriously, Thank you!

[@toejamr1]

Sometimes they reciprocate. I’m always kind and respectful. Sometimes a cop can’t help but be a cop.

[@solarwolf1336]

@@toejamr1- Being a cop doesn’t mean you’re automatically a bad person. I see just as often when a cop is being courteous and respectful when a citizen escalates things WAY past what it had to be. I know there’s some terrible cops out there, but please don’t talk about the whole force like the good ones are the exception. There’s so many brave men and women that risk their lives to keep us safe.

[@notchs0son]

He wanted to get the real assholes and not some kid that did something dumb.

[@roberthein2156]

PAPERWORK??????? There’s NO PAPERWORK, everything is scanned by your license, a few boxes are pressed, they already know if you have insurance, type of vehicle, registration is valid, inspection is valid. What PAPERWORK YEAR DO YOU LIVE IN. A Cop can do a ticket in 10- minutes or less, called: COMPUTERS !!!!!

[@thomasryan5681]

What I've been saying all along. Don't escalate the situation by giving the cops a hard time, it gets you nowhere. This guy showed respect and it was recognized.

[@jasoncarle9058]

As a Rhode Islander we got the best Troopers out there! Yall be safe!

[@korndawggy1801]

I've had to chat with a couple in Wisconsin that weren't all that bad either.

[@alexfleming6304]

​@@korndawggy1801as a Former over the road Trucker i will say that Wisconsin has some of the Best troopers. ive gotten help from them in a crazy Situation.

[@James-qn3wi]

I'm from Rhode Island, you got the wrong state bud, that's in Pennsylvania. Rhode Island state troopers have straps, holsters, and magazine holders in real hardened leather, and most importantly, a badge.

[@thesteezefactor96]

@@James-qn3withat is 1000% not in PA brother 😂

[@JosePerez-is3wb]

Thats 1000% a Rhode Island state trooper it clearly says it on the front passenger door just pause it as the biker starts to drive that uniform and cruiser and plate color are clear as day RI staties I've been pulled over way too many times to not recognize it and all for bogus tickets like the 2 im currently fighting in court a 55 in a 55 zone and a 35 in a 35 zone both were ordered to be paid and against my driving record for going the exact posted speed limit 😂BS way to make money for the state if you ask me but this is in fact a RI trooper I've got a lot of experience with those uniforms and cruises not to be able to identify them from a mile away 😅

[@KathleenMann-u9u]

It's great to see an officer who respects the public 👏👍

[@rh906]

It's a two way stree.

[@Eralen00]

This warms my heart to see. I'm proud of both these men

[@Chewbachi]

Man you need new hobbies 😂

[@doodskie999]

Cop was a real G

[@robertlopez7061]

Stfu🤦dat waz stupid. I say dat wit respect.

[@derick_401]

RI state troopers don’t mess around but at the same time are some of the most professional law enforcement officers I’ve ever seen, this trooper is a true professional!

[@beepino7]

Got pulled over going 90 over the Jamestown bridge on night at like 9pm, no one else was on the road. Trooper goes "do you know how fast you were going?" I said "no i was just listen to edm music with my girlfriend vibing out im so sorry" he laughed so hard and let me go lmfaoo

[@arnold8746]

The only government entity in Rhode Island that isn't completely corrupt.

[@themadpelican3391]

That's Sgt. Kelly he's a great cop and human being

[@MirrorMare]

@@arnold8746 How fucked is RI's government?

[@derick_401]

@@arnold8746 So true!

[@jeeveswinston2545]

Far more effective policing than giving a ticket. Well done, Sir.

[@Jtizzle214]

Just cared about their safety. Nice to see ❤

[@Kabel717]

And we would all be lucky to have more officers like this.

[@dollyisbell5386]

Yes we need more officers like him. You told him what he did wrong and I hope he took that to heart and learned his lesson.

[@xelm_]

proper example of a good cop.

[@paramashantadharma5676]

There are more of these good guy police officers out there than is publicized. Bless these honorable officers for being compassionate human beings.

[@Salsadepr40]

Wow! I'm not a biker but this Cop was extremely respectful and straight forward with his traffic procedure. This is an A++ for the office and great respect for the biker for respecting the office instruction. This is how we keep traffic safe and in control. 👍

[@retaliaterguitar2]

Those are good men right there. The Trooper for cutting our boy some slack, and the biker for potential risking an L to restore the Trooper's faith in humanity so he wont pull the rest of us over!

[@rebugyayorozu1148]

I hear that, but unfortunately most police have a quota to meet with traffic stops

[@jonlowden535]

Those are the cops that deserve respect

[@micky2412]

That’s a good cop!! He’s not an asshole but still firm! Many can learn from this gentleman !

[@GrippedAndRipped]

If a Trooper in any state let's you go without a ticket, you had a real lucky day and a very chill Trooper.

[@jacksondownie1271]

Was thinking the same!

[@tuckerkyle7231]

Honeslty i’ve yet to get a ticket from a trooper in my state. Been pulled over three times and got a warning each time. Just be civil and kind and they’ll usually let you go

[@Anonymous-wo3tv]

got pulled over twice in my lifetime and both of those times were by state troopers.. nothing but a warning.

[@sal-g259]

Wow he didn’t even give you a hard time about your plate being tucked in. Kudos to the cop, he seemed concerned for everyone’s safety.

[@blondeguy08]

💯

[@jacobmclean7523]

Troopers have a higher level of accountability than regular cops

[@SpeedVaultz]

That cop is a real one. He respected how the biker conducted himself.

[@timothyjackson2317]

That’s a true Rhode Island cop 😂

[@OfficialDrawify]

I’ve always had good experiences with Rhode Island police officers, each and every one is obviously human and shows empathy. They can get a read on you immediately, very intelligent and polite officers here in Rhode Island.

[@cmc02888]

The honey dew gave it away

[@trevordurkin1940]

@@OfficialDrawifyI agree I’ve had positive police interactions all over the state except for prov

[@ericshagas]

RI police (barrington excluded) really are the nicest dudes. However this is the first time I’ve seen a statie not be a prick especially to a rider

[@OfficialDrawify]

@@ericshagas I’m in burrillville, only have dealt with Burrillville and Smithfield. Definitely could have gotten into some trouble, Smithfield officers saved my ass.

[@Lost2Lag]

Beautiful to see this man, a human treating another human as such... wonderful

[@ryandixon1102]

Cop new he had nothing, didn’t pursue because rider knew his eighths and ninths and rights

[@nellanellaperched6767]

​@ryandixon1102 the cop stated exactly his infractions. What are you talking about?

[@ryandixon1102]

@@nellanellaperched6767 you’re imagining things. Cop didn’t state anything

[@706truth]

@@ryandixon1102lane roadway, following too close, no turn signal, and speeding

[@Skyz__z]

​@ryandixon1102 seems like you need to clean your ears buds

[@keitharchibald5907]

Some of these older cops are kool God bless him and keep him safe

[@TMexicans]

One of the most respected cop videos ive seen. Not because of the warning issues. The manner in which the officer did his job. States really professionalism.

[@saville1712]

Hes not just doing his job hes being a very exceptional human individual with power.

[@charlessmith9448]

This is what happened when people treat each other with respect and that is always always a good thing mad props to both of them

[@thisiconisactuallygoofysfa9960]

All bikers should be like this

[@jamesedge8238]

We need more like him!

[@mauriciotrevino3806]

That is a great State Trooper right there sir 💯

[@Citystyler0]

Little story to add to the great cops. One morning I was having dog trouble and was taking out my fear and frustration on the road. There were a couple cars riding at the same speed in front. Frustrated, I gassed it around them( after checking). What I didn't see was the cop. He lit me up right away and politely cussed me out about the dangers of what I just did. Afterward he let me spill my piece and sent me on my way and told me to stop being selfish. Be safe out there everyone, make sure yourself and others get home safe ❤

[@Loukious]

I remember people getting pissed at a video where the cop was screaming at bikers, cause another dude sped off wildly. The problem is people don't realize how cops are the one that have to be there when bikers are cleaned off the roadway

[@connormcpherson2546]

@@Loukious I know the video you're referring to and while I agree with the message everyone was (rightfully) outraged with the cops in question because they were complete asses and threatened to give them all tickets and take their bikes if they didn't get the guy who sped off back who btw those bikers didn't know

[@IridescentW]

​@@connormcpherson2546 You're around a bunch of people who love and defend cops no matter how many laws they break and rights get violated. You can't explain nuance to them. When they bust down the door to an innocent person's home because they don't know how to read warrants or addresses then the person should just be happy they got to see a cop. They lick boots. Cops can do no wrong in their eyes. Just forget about the endless amount of cases of cops doing terrible things.

[@DonNecioo]

loved that he really gave him a chance

[@SilentButDudley]

He got that plate and tested you. Honestly pretty smart move.

[@martiux0916]

What a cool Policeman God Bless him. ❤

[@AngelsCreed-ck7nt]

love cops that act like a concerned parent instead of being corrupt

[@charlesfiant7785]

Amen

[@jens8889]

it always nice to see, people not pushing each other into their next villian arc 🗿

[@andremosley9358]

That is what a real peace officer 👮‍♂️ is !!!! The highest of respect for him and his service…… you Mr Officer are very much appreciated!!!!! Blessings and protection to you every day you go out to serve……THANK YOU SIR!!

[@Jacobean1313]

Love this. This man should be training the whole department.

[@pastrie42]

Good job pulling over and being responsible with this stop. Every time a rider is good to the police it will help create a better time for both police and riders.

[@Rkymroz]

The fact that he cared enough to say be careful on this thing and have a good day says a lot.

[@donaldsavage3699]

He should be very grateful and thank the officer for being so kind!!!

[@paulnicholson2565]

Thank the cop for being kind to the people he gets paid to serve and protect....please!!

[@quetzelmedina3]

Lol he did….

[@scottypowers0220]

Good officer, honestly not for letting him go…but he treated the biker with respect because HE was treated with respect. I like this part 2.

[@Adam-cl9xr]

A long time ago, I was given a pass by our local Deputy. I was seriously looking at a DUI. I had it coming! But the Deputy raised hell with me and cut me a break. I quit drinking completely and never looked back! Signed, Grateful.

[@NickTheMadFisherman]

These are the cops we like to see. Calm, respectful, and looking out for the biker.

[@NoSnackxs]

I love it when humans show actual emotion and help one another

[@SoggyToast506]

Or just don’t break the law 🤷‍♂️

[@udttdujgx]

​@@SoggyToast506ok, report yourself to jail immediately, filthy criminal

[@joehobart1074]

Exactly don't do anything to get pulled over for and magically cops don't pull you over. I don't know where people get off feeling so entitled to get away with doing $500 worth of tickets. Smh

[@udttdujgx]

@@joehobart1074 don't break the law and abuse your authority and people won't hate cops god the entitlement of thus criminal thug gang to think they can get off doing anything they want

[@joehobart1074]

@@udttdujgx well instead of saying cops are entitled because they do their job (most of the time because nobody is saying there aren't bad cops) you could look at all the comments saying this cop is only human because he let this guy get away with $500 worth of tickets! Now who sounds more entitled? I'd say the people saying your not human unless you let me get away with doing shit I know I'm not supposed to do over people who have to turn off body cams and hide what they are doing anyday. Besides everyone knows if someone broke into your house or hurt a family member or even stole your car you would call that "criminal gang" to come and sort shit out for you because you know that's what most cops will do.

[@Lordhavemercy96]

Interactions like this really be making drivers self reflected are better for it. Great job officer I’m sure you’re a respected man!

[@MemphisKP901]

Bro had one job and listened. That’s all that the officer needed to know to ensure that biker is coherent.

[@ronaldphillips7118]

Congratulations officer 😮 All rookies with a badge & a power trip should see.Much Respect 😊❤😊

[@chrls5559]

we need more humans like them please

[@randykennedy7488]

Awesome. This state trooper needs an award in a promotion.

[@jonathangodbout6645]

By the tone of his accent in the state trooper vehicle you can clearly tell he is a Rhode Island State Trooper. He showed the true Rhody attitude. He is a fair man.

[@nathanmccabe2085]

good man. That's a police officer, not a cop. There is a difference.