I Dare You To Sue Us | Well He Did And He Won

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[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

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[@BurgerEater289]

I love your channel, and am a very enthusiastic supporter of auditing law enforcement. But, what is your opinion of people who audit their fellow citizens (not the police) with cameras in public? I feel like they are just annoying people in the name of the first amendment. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts, are these kind of audits serving a real purpose?

[@Squidalina037]

Thank you 🙏

[@user-ne7ru2jc4b]

I hope the clowns got fired as well .

[@garylee12345]

I applaud you & hold so much respect for you brother 👏 You were in law enforcement. A job that pays very well with excellent pension etc.. And left that profession because you knew it was immoral & evil 😈 !! You my man are a true freedom loving American ! ❤️ God bless you 🙏

[@shroompicn-shrooman]

I just want to see the depositions of these brilliant heros 😂

[@gregoryjarvis000]

How can you be arrested for resisting arrest when you are only being detained? These two cops are dangerous.

[@UAmmo]

Understand there's no difference between arrest and detainment. Officers say 'youre just being detained' to try to trick people into cooperating or not asking for an attorney. If you aren't free to leave, you're arrested.

[@adamtrolinger9054]

​@UAmmo yep and that's how they get around the Miranda rights!

[@VIKTOR-ck3dx]

Gregory , spot on 👌 !

[@eilenekellogg-ki2br]

Greg, they do and say this all the time, that I’m in fear of my life , he wasn’t complying. It’s their loopholes for their disgusting behavior.

[@bradpotter6401]

@@UAmmo In some states you have to be legally arrested to be forced into giving your ID, not just detained.

[@pingerlock5370]

I'm glad he was paid, but the 3 tyrants should have been fired for violating his rights and bullying him.

[@sashasmusic2463]

They wanted to hurt him as much as possible. This is the personality type that is attracted to this job

[@Trudy-nk8nb]

It’s demonic influence.

[@dakotaperalta1302]

Yep. People too stupid too realize they just want control more often then not.

[@karlb8069]

It's what they look for, and worst, they give them qualified immunity.

[@rodniegsm1575]

Policing in the United States is not about the law. It's about attitude. These idiot don't even know that sticking your fingers up is a constition protected activity 😂😂😂😂 the sheer stupidity. Do they even teach with video like this at the police academy??

[@justdead99]

If that is the case, why are all the gang members not joining up? Get off the whoopee weed it is not doing your brain justice.

[@BallonKnotConsortium]

Police are highly outnumbered by the public. They haven't seen game on yet.

[@KLOWNZILLAA]

I can't wait

[@bamahama707]

At last I've seen somebody else who sees the obvious...we outnumber you fools. Be nice.

[@MakeStupidPeopleFamous42069]

VOTE from the rooftops

[@evythefish21]

Right. Except they have an army. “We” can’t agree on anything, let alone going to war w law enforcement

[@deucedeuce1572]

...and they likely never will, because we live in a nation of cowards. We will ALLOW it until things become so severe we will have no choice, but to defend ourselves... but by that point it will be too late. The vast majority of cowards in this nation have Allowed things to get bad when there is very little risk... so there is no chance they'll actually stand up when the risk become REAL. They will allow and allow the threat until it becomes so severe that they cannot fix it (and for that they will deserve it).

[@dimechick]

Freedom of Speech is constitutionally protected. These officers are ridiculous.

[@Eagle8]

This idiot mentioned he knew the middle finger wasn't a violation on body cam. Qualified Immunity should be dropped and he should pay our of his pocket.

[@vertisce2845]

These officers are tyrants who should be fired and blacklisted.

[@dirtydigger3218]

They are PSYCHOPATHIC children!!

[@squeekieballs5052]

​@@Eagle8Technically qualified immunity is not supposed to cover shit like this. Qualified immunity is supposed to cover cops from be subject to traffic laws like speeding while in hot pursuit, not violating the rights of the people they're supposed to serve. But nonetheless you're right. Immunity needs to be done away with and people should be held acc for their actions regardless of what they do for a living.

[@Eagle8]

@@squeekieballs5052 Got it! These thugs knowingly went too far.

[@semblt]

False arrest should always result in felony charges for the officer.

[@Nowhy]

That is the stupidest sentence I read in quite some time..

[@mpotokar7]

Yeah but making fake charges is their job

[@scottallen5601]

Not necessarily, if people give false statements and false witness to the officer especially if they're written statements or verbally recorded statements on audio equipment it can result in a felony arrest and the officer is being lied to by either one person or several persons. If this occurs the people that file the statements written or audio recorded should be charged with a minimum of a third-degree felony. Because it has resulted in someone's Freedom being denied and that person being incarcerated temporarily.

[@semblt]

Theyre willing to lock up free citizens on someones word they should be under the same laws as everyone else and have their freedom be as fragile and reliant on witness statements as everyone else. Every video,” we had a call” and they take a citizen into government custody, they should be subject to the same standards. No more supercitizens

[@Luke10.25-gospelJesustaught]

Thinking In absolutes is dangerous. I believe each case should be judged individually. But crimes committed by officers should be investigated by a non biased third party. Not the department itself.

[@johnthiel7893]

His child now has a very healthy disrespect for miss placed authority.

[@dwightvoeks9970]

And a starter college fund

[@Volf1916]

Why were those officers threatening to take the children from someone that had done nothing wrong? Are they traffickers? Feds should investigate them to make sure.

[@dariuswilliams7509]

Usually are😢

[@leecaldwell8796]

Qualified Immunity must be abolished and the police held accountable for their actions.

[@cohenworrior898]

Pork does not have qualified immunity.

[@jimmyfumbanks6081]

He's white and the Biden Communist Terrorist Organization attack .does not give whites any rights under the US Constitution. And the State and local law enforcement officials are seeking to provide the the same rights . Which is arrest whites only.

[@jimmyfumbanks6081]

They wouldn't dare even to stop a black person.much less treat them as a white man.

[@yoo7307]

Those racist cops and all racist cops do not have qualified immunity. Cops also do not have any constitutional rights and cops. Also, do not have any authority and cops. Also Just public servants that are wasted taxpayers money.

[@todddanforth8853]

​@@cohenworrior898 We wish that wasn't true.

[@dianacryer]

As soon as that police officer said you’re not breaking the law, they lost that lawsuit.

[@shadowbeast2276]

More like the city taxpayers

[@johnjames7289]

​@@shadowbeast2276if um not mistaken they lost q.i over this so they did have ti pay some to the lawsuit

[@shadowbeast2276]

@@johnjames7289 the city will still pay it, in this case. Don't know about other cases

[@TucoDog-ho6fw]

@@shadowbeast2276 some thing I saw in a comment recently that makes sense to me even though I’m not sure if it’s feasible is as follows: these lawsuits aimed at law-enforcement that get paid out should be coming out of the pension funds for police personnel. If the lawsuits are paid out right off the top of the pension funds it will affect all law enforcement. Not just the municipality, county, state, etc. If bad and even criminal behavior from law-enforcement officers affects everybody it seems that cops as individuals would POLICE one another. Sounds good to me and it might result in a situation where way less cops would be tempted to abuse their authority. If any lawyers happen to read this comment and have some input, I’d sure like to hear it. Thanks👍🏻🇺🇸

[@TheTwinn]

@@TucoDog-ho6fw I think the one issue with this is that while it could lead to self policing, it could also lead to encouraging cover ups to protect ones future. If self policing leads to good cops getting lower pensions it could discourage self policing. It could also discourage people from the profession because they know they could do everything perfect but some psycho cop the other side of the country could make their sunset years harder. Individual insurance like medical staff etc is the way to go. You're a brilliant cop for 20 years? Your insurance costs peanuts. You're such a bad cop you can't get insurance? You're not a cop anymore, go retrain.

[@HopeisAnger]

They knew, and then admitted on camera, that everything they did was illegal. You cannot fix that level of moral turpitude.

[@AS-ng5pi]

It would be great if those lawsuits came out of the pension funds for the police unions. That would make their fellow officers put pressure on d-bag cops to stop being tyrants.

[@OneStepBeyondu]

Wow. A $50,000 settlement because the DSP couldn't scrape together an IQ of 100 amoung 3 officers.

[@bahlol8372]

Who are you kidding???? He will not get $0.01. Stfu

[@torianc9195]

You can literally look it up. Or fast forward to the end where it’s confirmed his settlement amount. Are you stupid? Or stupid.

[@OneStepBeyondu]

@@bahlol8372 The Delaware State Police officers who issued a ticket to a man who flipped them off were not disciplined by state police leadership for the citation that cost the department $50,000 in a court judgment earlier this year.

[@OneStepBeyondu]

PS. The citation was dropped by the court as the charges were obviously false.

[@alrhodes4200]

These be some stupid Troopers

[@paulmonin5215]

Cops have to be held accountable. All qualified immunity must be removed

[@AdderTude]

And abolish police unions. Majority of the time, it's part of their CBAs to shield cops from disciplinary action. So it's reasonable to assume that the poor conduct of many cops goes all the way back to the unions that protect them from accountability, and public sector unions are infamously resistant to change.

[@andrewm-gw5oz]

@@AdderTude Abolish unions for ALL public employees. Teachers, city/county fire and police. All of them.

[@jonathanbecker1426]

then be prepared to pay them like surgeons

[@rogerw-interested]

and until then, we get statements like 'take me to court' because they have no fear of court, the fees or the fines as it costs them nothing

[@jonathanbecker1426]

@makensomebacon4071 True. Not many people understand the point of qualified immunity the liability that would come from every avenue of public serving would end just like those in hospitals insane policies to cover for liability. Not many people can put their brains to use to understand this concept of what qualified immunity serves as

[@pmarmify]

those cops need arresting & jailed for misconduct

[@-I-Use-Punctuation]

The cops truly believe this man is behaving this way Solely to receive compensation & yet play directly into his hands?? Thats disturbing

[@Volf1916]

Low intellectual standards as well as moral and ethical standards for hiring.

[@luker7682]

Well yeah they know they'll be fine, they know they can be sued and simply don't care because they know that they won't be held accountable for it.

[@JPW3]

I'm glad he won. However, I'm not certain any of these officers will change their behavior.

[@bamahama707]

There's only one thing that will stop this kind of thief.

[@shadowbeast2276]

They won't

[@snex000]

Sue them until they're broke.

[@lordfizzz]

​@@bamahama707roll out the guillotines

[@hockeyguy820]

@@snex000 : They don't pay a dime. Taxpayers pay.

[@thomasbrown7728]

They don’t care about getting sued. They don’t have to pay.

[@Nobody-11B]

That's why the money should come out of their pension fund.

[@josefmazzeo6628]

Exactly - they know the taxpayers are paying so no skin off their back, but once it hits them in the wallet, then they will change their behavior.

[@vivekkulkarni9421]

This is because of qualified immunity doctrine. Whoever invented this is absolutely anti-citizen. Cops are not using this doctrine diligently, but abusing it to show their power. That is why there is a movement to defund the police.

[@Troy-yq7yt]

Hurt Feelings Police Officers should NEVER BE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT

[@EtzEchad]

These thugs need to go to prison. Suing the city or county is ineffective. Cops don't care in the slightest how much they cost the taxpayers.

[@kdsaslep]

This is exactly why officers should be required to carry personal liability insurance just like doctors. So the citizens don't have to pay for bad cops misbehaving

[@LuckyCartel]

Most, if not all insurance companies in the country would not provide insurance for police officers, because the insurance company will not make money… Insurance companies are experts in statistics… They know there is no profit… Unless we started paying police officers like lawyers or surgeons they couldn’t afford it… And before you call me a Bootlicker, I can’t stand pigs 😂

[@AJourneyOfYourSoul]

And if you can't get insured, because you have had lawsuits against you and lost, you can't be a cop. This would end all this BS overnight.

[@lesteranderson7817]

Yes!! This is exactly the way I think it should work. And there insurance company can put on training to teach them how not to be an idiot. Like MCLE.

[@JustaGuy_Gaming]

It is the sad fact of many video's and cases like these. Even when the people win, the people lose as it's only the tax payers that foot the bill. Half the time the cops in question aren't even punished beyond a "black mark" on their record which doesn't really mean much. They can still get promoted as it's mostly a political thing and not based upon actual job performance.

[@marlberg2963]

There isn't an insurance company in the world that would give any cop personal liability insurance/malpractice insurance at a premium a cop could afford. Good record or not.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

That is pure tyranny. I’m please to hear that he won his case.

[@dennisssmock3553]

But those officers are tyrants. Know those tyrants deserve jail time.

[@lettiefrazier5983]

Facts 💯

[@glencuda]

$50k isn't nearly enough as he said, wish it could have come out of the troopers pockets

[@AniwayasSong]

You believe these arrogant/violent/STUPID bastards stuffed into those cute cop costumes suffered anything for their behavior/actions? "We, the SHEEPLE" paid for every penny that Court Award amounted to. THEY paid: zero. What did THEY learn, except to continue pulling this shit against their BOSSES/EMPLOYERS!

[@gerrybailey447]

What was it one cop said about disrespecting a cop, 20 years ago he'd be dead. Different video, same attitude.

[@coreyb.8882]

They pulled a guy over for sticking up his middle finger. Smdh. They're serving and protecting their hurt feelings.

[@TheRaider2006]

I live in Delaware and kudos to that guy for standing up for his rights. Damn shame cops like that don't want to accept citizens have rights and we aren't taking their abuse anymore

[@The_Gallowglass]

There should be harsh penalties for law enforcement officers who willfully and knowingly misinterpret the law, in a retaliatory manner.

[@Nobody-ld7mk]

Sadism, same as the Drug Addicts substance addiction of choice, Power is the substance which requires repeated abuse to sustain the sense of collective power. "The Force" Power Addicts at large, abusing lawful authority to sustain their addictions. There's a fine line between Sadistic and justifible application of law.

[@Nobody-ld7mk]

If's too deep for me. @@CanANYONEthink

[@Melissa_Badhorse]

Agreed

[@tonya3785]

Unfortunately, that will never happen. The government needs their gang. That’s why they give ignorant people who are only required to have a GED to do their job qualified immunity. They already know they are going to make these type of mistakes.

[@thed.a.4939]

5 years of hard labor. MINIMUM!

[@sonyavengeance]

So amazing how most LEO's want to just cause people problems instead of actually policing real crimes.

[@greybeard5123]

What do high school bullies do after they leave high school? And it isn't police crimes.

[@vanessamoore5243]

​@@greybeard5123they become policemen. Lol.🤣😂

[@shnryan812]

Why would they want to police actual crime?? That’s actual work and why work when you can get paid for harassing citizens

[@eilenekellogg-ki2br]

Exactly .

[@secondchance6603]

Here in New Zealand they lead with, "We're acting on information received" and then proceed to not tell you who gave them said information. This happened me back in June when they came looking for my grandson that I was holding against his will, according to the information received. Problem was I don't have any grandchildren and they seemed rather puzzled with, that but not to be put off the female cop decided that my docile dog was making her uneasy. Can't just admit they got it wrong and leave without trying to make their visit worthy by trying to cause... something.

[@tracynorris5012]

How can LEO's uphold the Laws when they are Uneducated on the Constitutional Rights of US citizens?!?! Outrageous to say the least. Thank you, Mr. Israel. ❤

[@anyms2]

Tracynorris..LEO's also swear an oath to protect the Constitution upon receiving their badges

[@RockPolitics]

I love it when the one on the radio says, "... he's looking for confrontation." The only way there is a confrontation is if the officers violate his civil rights. If they follow the law... there's no confrontation. It's almost like there was a reason those things were written into the Constitution.

[@guy-uo8nv]

Freedom of speech is protected by federal law

[@jeffgutierrez8796]

... And enforced by uneducated idiots.

[@middle-agedmacdonald2965]

The law is what a cop says it is in the moment. You can pay a lawyer to argue free speech when you get to the courts. It's a scam.

[@t5ruxlee210]

Thugs got to thug or they go off shift feeling they have somwhow missed out on "the good times" they signed up for. lol

[@jasonrobbins4227]

Not by federal law it is protected by the constitution. Which all law must be congruent with or the law is null and void.

[@DJknows]

​@@jasonrobbins4227that's the way it's supposed to be but not the way it actually is. You can't even remain silent without it being used against you unless you state ur using ur 5th amendment right according to our supreme court. That's a complete joke. They even call it a privilege in their agreement.

[@peteyfiske9107]

How ironic that the troopers said “He was looking for a confrontation.” Too bad they violated his rights and cost the taxpayers $50,000.

[@kaseystafford2398]

People keep saying tax payers money but when the government gets taxes it's not the people's money any more it's the government money not the people's

[@Jpassione58]

$50,000 was definitely not enough money for the aggravation that they put him through. It probably barely paid his legal fees. The police should’ve been on the hook for all legal fees. The cops personally should’ve lost their qualified immunity because they violated his constitutional rights and I thought that was a part of it. Apparently I was mistaken.

[@beekerakadjsnaxx6133]

@@kaseystafford2398 Tell me you've never taken a civics class without telling me you've never3 taken a civics class.

[@kamifuujin]

​@kaseystafford2398 who pays those taxes? We the people...

[@zhara2585]

Completely retaliatory which in their position should be a crime itself. In any other occupation people would be fired and sued but the police get away with it everyday all across the country. Its disgusting and dangerous.

[@Volf1916]

Not in states where qualified immunity has been abolished.

[@proberts4243]

That man should’ve been awarded 50 million! The numerous and blatant violations of his constitutional rights were appalling. The officers involved should’ve been forced to issue a live televised apology. They then should’ve been fired on that live broadcast and then arrested and charged with civil rights violations. They should be given no bond until their trial dates. And no PC while incarcerated.

[@twalrus1]

No cop should be given a badge and be let out on the streets until they take a Constitution class and pass with 90%.

[@jeffkroening5765]

100%

[@ekidd3000]

They have that class in academy. They just don’t care

[@ryanmcclosky3312]

Yes

[@Auguur]

A psych test at the very least is appropriate.

[@markharmon6942]

Wrong. 100%

[@steveg18556]

Isn't it Amazing: two black cops are cool with essentially saying “you disrespected me boy!?”. Wow! How tyranny evolves! Welcome to 2023 policing in America!

[@satchelraidincoming636]

Cops are not black or white. They are blue, and the blue will always try to fuck you.

[@efeezy7770]

And they should know better because that blue line doesn’t work the same for them especially harassing a white man at that

[@Merkyaself1917]

@@efeezy7770 they found out

[@dedutch101]

The skin color of these officers is irrelevant.

[@RisingTidesAC]

This has been going on forever. People are just videoing the cops more than ever today.

[@RandomRads]

Why cops aren’t scared of litigations? Why they go to extreme lengths to destroy their career? What gives them such a complete disregard for law, empathy or basic common sense?

[@davonbooker2752]

They are not held accountable thats why.

[@AndrewAHayes]

Qualified immunity! it must be stopped, once they realise they are personally responsible for illegal actions they will start behaving!

[@ISOSWFCHRISTIAN]

Low IQ

[@nelsondejesus7846]

The big issue is that the courts don't punish these officers for blatantly violating the person's rights. Their even talking about it on video. Shameful that officers are allowed to continue working without being reprimanded. They should be suspended without pay for a min of 30 days after a second offence they should be fired and not be able to work in law enforcement again anywhere. Their actions are criminal.

[@Moondragon1821]

50K? Man must have had a shit lawyer if that's all he got out of this. Deserved SOOOO much more for the SEVERAL violations of his rights.

[@oxyfee6486]

People need to stop jumping at the first offer.

[@richardnelson539]

And he probably only received $5000.00 out of the $50'000.

[@the1tigglet]

It's likely he was pushing a class action style lawsuit so that no one else would have to deal with these asshats like he had to!

[@georgedunkelberg5004]

@@the1tiggletFREEDOM OF HIRING JUST ANY LAWYER IS THE SOCIAL PENALTY FOR ALL CITIZENS ON NON WEALTH. THE MORE WEALTH THE MORE JUSTICE!

[@voodoochild9151]

End Qualified Immunity! They are not judge, jury and executioner! Useless tyrants

[@Celticman197]

Only Judges have qualified immunity, LEO's do not. They could have been sued individually.

[@ftwgetguap]

Go after their Employment Liability insurance/Risk management

[@LordShamo]

Their qualified immunity doesn’t work when you file a claim on their surety(performance) bond.

[@LordShamo]

Their qualified immunity doesn’t work when you file a claim on their surety(performance) bond.

[@thed.a.4939]

That's what happens when they read too many Judge Dredd comics.

[@oo7-ro6bu]

This is EXACTLY what our forefathers fought against!

[@TrenGenius]

When he said he’s going to need that ID and Sue you, boy the look that came over their faces. Priceless

[@DemocratsrPDFfiles]

The " i back the blue crowd " is getting smaller and smaller 😂😂😂😂😂

[@macmusic08]

Take those high 5-6 figure settlements out of the pockets of these uniformed tyrants and you’ll see a lot of this unconstitutional behavior stop pretty quickly

[@rugged1987]

Thank you for sharing this to see those officers joke and make a mockery of this guy while breaking many laws is disgusting im happy to hear he sued them and won.

[@dianaalfieri18]

He's language is disrespectful, which is leagal but sends a bad message,no need to look foolish when he gets angry.He should stick to the issues,one at a time,while repeating the law or the rulings that protect his activity,I never did get what the sighn was about, because I was not there,to bad for me ,but the police should not be sitting around plotting to waste time,on trivial disdane For each others activity.I don't want to see a flashing light behind me the same as anyone else, but it happens.But I have been darn glad that cops were around now and again when bad things happen,,and they do happen.I would not want to live in a country without police.I have no desire to step outside my door and see a criminal activity in my neighborhood. When a cop does go by I must admit,I am at least a little relieved that they are patrolling.5 weeks ago I was missed by inches by a drunk driver,it would have been really bad for me,I still don't know what I could have done,or whom she could have killed 5 minutes down the road.I'm. All about rights and I'll pray all these incidents work out for the best for all.In the meantime I want cops in our!area once in a while, darn it keeps the crime down.

[@Bob-yl9pm]

We need to be able to sue cops personally, else this bullying will never stop!

[@stevenjr.5536]

You spelled shoot wrong.

[@JohnDoe-yi9rm]

@@stevenjr.5536 How did this case survive qualified immunity?

[@resourceservicesnetwork4732]

Go after the Police Bond statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/GV/htm/GV.604.htm

[@themightyflog]

They ain’t got money to sue. If this goes down I want to be rich. What needs to happen is take it out of pensions.

[@michaelreid6984]

Yep, take them for everything, car, house, wages, pension.

[@murrayshekelberg9754]

The fact they knowingly write a ticket they knew was invalid should see them catch a charge and be fired

[@jacobkopp1239]

They should go to jail for violatin their oath

[@stevenstaneslow]

@@jacobkopp1239 ill start holding my breath

[@17lanceh]

@@jacobkopp1239well I’m not sure there is a criminal statue for that. They probably committed robbery or theft when they forcibly took his property and they probably violated his rights n a couple ways here.

[@CriminalOverPoweringSocietyCOP]

I just love the fact the random people show these public servants and tyrants accountable. Everybody needs to sue these police agents personally and demand the prosecutor files criminal complaints on them personally. b

[@TheSakufighter]

They hate when people invoke their rights.

[@user-oy3vt2lq5j]

Subhuman intelligence is a job requirement for tyrannical police.

[@divinedividends9665]

Wow! The officer can be heard saying 'okay game on" simply because he was offended about being given the middle finger

[@smokesandalloy9487]

Low impulse control

[@RandallMeals]

Tyranny and corruption

[@jaseokify]

The incompetence is amazing, these cops need to be prosecuted

[@--Justin--]

This is the result of qualified immunity. The cops can choose to deliberately ignore the law and use the fact that they have firearms to illegally detain and bully citizens who would otherwise just drive off. We can't have emotionally weak men in these kinds of jobs.

[@tricitymorte1]

Sadly, it's usually the emotionally weak this kind of job attracts. That's why it's such a huge problem.

[@leebrown6153]

​@babskaz74stay on topic

[@sprky777]

Cops will escalate to create reasons to "hem you up in the system" knowing it will be thrown out. But it wastes your time and money. Vindictive persecution. Thats why you always record the police and sue for unlawful behavior.

[@AdderTude]

@@tricitymorte1 To me, the biggest problem is the police unions that allow officers to get away with this kind of behavior.

[@alwaysfishhard4953]

not only emotionally weak but morally bankrupt

[@bruceallen461]

Opening his door is another 4th Amendment violation.

[@coledipietro1197]

Nah, they can do that

[@coledipietro1197]

sadly

[@xxloki713xx]

​@coledipietro1197 He said in the video that a cop can not legally open your door or put their hand inside without probable cause.

[@JerrysKid-uw8kw]

No. just no @@coledipietro1197

[@StormEarthFire]

​@@coledipietro1197 They can but not legally. Read a book

[@Mhapple]

It’s great to have this ability to push back. These guys new they were pushing it and they were being recorded but they did it anyway

[@thea_therian]

arresting a man for holding a sign beside the road would set the world's worst precedent for homeless folk whose livelihood depend on people donating so that they can have a hot meal

[@mattcolver1]

Never underestimate the ability of law enforcement officers to escalate a peaceful activity into violence.

[@BIGGS1]

Never underestimate a cops ability to completely ruin your life because their feelings were hurt.

[@victornowlin9092]

YES makes you wonder where they felt that finger 🤞 the most.

[@nickhelton3439]

And they can do it real quick

[@iyeetsecurity922]

*_"You're about to be arrested again, for resisting arrest!"_* *Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you America's finest.*

[@scottpecora371]

With the number of flagrant constitutional violations, the acknowledged admissions of the officers of the illegality of their actions by numerous state police officers who then colluded to arrest him in the future. Add the threats and intimidation to arrest him, impound his car, have his dog seized by animal control and have Child Protective Services take custody of his child I would think the punitive damages should have been in the millions.

[@homer5802]

It's great he won his lawsuit. But the two clowns didn't learn anything, so they'll probably do it again.

[@brianshields7137]

These officers need to have their qualified imunity revoked and then sue them personaly for defamation and deprivation of rights under the colour of law

[@xzqzq]

During civil suits, judges need to deny limited liability for cops ...... thus far, it is only the employers, the taxpayers who lose financially when LEOs transgress.

[@kristopherbenner3730]

Why would anyone expect anything more than this type of attitude and conduct from the cops in the United States. I do mean that the wonderful cops that the United States has are always there for everyone's protection and their rights. Cops in the United States are always calm, never lie, never break the law, never steal anything, never plant drug on innocent people. The United States has the best cops in the world, just like these two cops here that never do anything to break the law to make up false accusations.

[@michiganmaxedout6248]

The sign encourages people to drive at a safe speed. The anger, threats, and violence directed at the man with the sign proves the purpose of the speed trap is not to encourage safe speed but instead, is to generate revenue via the crime of highway robbery.

[@petereese5370]

All of these lawsuits should be paid from the departments budget, then these d-bags would actually be fired and other departments wouldn't hire them because they would be a liability.

[@chrisomalley1105]

Game on - says it all - just a game until these cops are standing in front of a judge stripped of their immunity begging for mercy and then getting carted off to jail!

[@jguterrez01]

In my lawsuit I would demand that all 3 POS are fired and could no longer be able any kind of law enforcement especially the sergeant that stated that they will call CPS on him.

[@cliffbutler9820]

I would not care about the money. I would go for their jobs. And everything they own. But if not that. I would use the money to make sure they could not do the job. By hook or by crook is the old saying.

[@bigboicreme]

​@@cliffbutler9820I want the money 💰

[@Nobody-ld7mk]

Sadism, same as the Drug Addicts substance addiction of choice, Power is the substance which requires repeated abuse to sustain the sense of collective power. "The Force" Power Addicts at large, abusing lawful authority to sustain their addictions. There's a fine line between Sadistic and justifible application of law.

[@gibblespascack1418]

These officers have a level of stupidity that is stunning. Admit to the crime on camera, twice. The desire for retaliation is also amazing. You would have thought that a Sargent would know better, but clearly, this guy got promoted by time on the job, and not actual ability. Then conspiring after they got the documents. Again, on camera!

[@JJ-kp9zq]

It's called diversity hiring.

[@gibblespascack1418]

There are too many videos to call this a diversity thing. It is training people to act this way. You can train most people to do a good job, if you have the right trainer. But these two(plus the supervisor) will be training the next group, and with every generation, there is a little lost when you dont run a controlled training program. @@JJ-kp9zq

[@bahlol8372]

They are subhumans, what do you expect?

[@sampleowner6677]

These clowns were probably heros back at the police station. And even though they cost the taxpayers $50,000 plus the cost to defend the actions of the cops most likely no disciplinary action we taken against them.

[@WilliamTross448]

The police need to have some skin in the game. If they can tell lie,after lie with no consequences,what’s to stop them from lieing?

[@inkdredneck1776]

These cops are exactly why we have the 2nd amendment it's time to use it as it was intended

[@donttreadonrick9981]

For sure.

[@AdderTude]

It's also time to use the revolution clause of the Declaration of Independence.

[@adamburgins441]

Yassss

[@donttreadonrick9981]

@@AdderTude how do you suggest we do it? The government has disbanded the Militia and if there is a Militia that has any balls I would love to join one but the Militias that have encountered is a bunch of law-abiding pussy wiped Fudds . I have been traveling from state to state and haven't found one yet.

[@tracywhite1438]

Love it!!! So true!

[@DuggleBogey]

We need to be able to make it a condition of the settlement of these lawsuits that the CRIMNAL COPS LOSE THEIR BADGES as a result of their misbehavior.

[@Doc_-_Savage_1]

NO! They need to lose their ability to BE pigs in the first place, to do that they have to lose their certification, and be FORBIDDEN to ever be pigs again, ANYWHERE in this country.

[@julesprice5805]

Keep up the good work!!!!!! God bless you all!!!

[@ranman54]

I’m retired,, I watch hundreds of these cop videos,, and I’ve come to the determination,, that the only profession out there that might be more dishonest than the police, is possibly a politician

[@Arcella1981]

when police get sued and the person wins, they should take that money out of the budget for the police, instead of tax payers, that way police MIGHT care a little more about it

[@karlasnyder645]

🎯

[@L337f33t]

I've seen this one and these two were just a couple of bullies. Nothing better to do with their day.

[@lonnyscott6231]

Actually the police officers didn't know that they were violating the guy's 1st amendment rights in 2 different ways.

[@davonbooker2752]

Exactly because they really don't know the law.

[@dontarguewafool955]

Thank you " We the people university " for helping your common folk neighbors all over our country. Its an honor to have come across your posts. Can " serve and protect " ever be restored to what it was once long ago ??? I FEAR NOT !!! The demon spirit narcissist is at epidemic level among men and women. What has society become, if we now have to have personal body and vehicle cams to protect our selves from those that take an oath to protect us ????

[@zyzzyz7035]

Strong arm robbery, Weapon and stealing someone's property. You should not be a cop if your feelings control you this much. All you have to do as a cop is your basic job.

[@wadewalton9612]

Thatis not the definition of strong arm robbery....armed robbery. Strong arm is robbery by means of fear weapon or not

[@zyzzyz7035]

@@wadewalton9612 You're wrong. "Robberies wherein only personal weapons, such as hands, fists, and feet, are used (3d) or threatened to be used may be referred to as strong-arms or muggings." Has nothing to do with fear.

[@ML-sc3pt]

​@@zyzzyz7035except it's armed robbery. If I go into a bank with even a piece of paper saying I have a gun and to hand over the money it would be considered armed robbery And these cops actually have firearms

[@Wallofdenial50]

Ignorance of the law is no excuse, especially when you are tasked with enforcing the law.

[@stephengrigg5988]

Apparently its a perfect excuse

[@bmangler0880]

They aren't ignorant of the law. They are liars. He said he knew the charges would get dropped and just wanted make it difficult for the man, which is malicious prosecution.

[@wazittuyoo2147]

It's not law. It's just the color of law.

[@thecloneguyz]

It's a perfect excuse if you're a judge or a police officer

[@stonedog23]

What’s crazy is the two officers on radio admitted that the citation for flipping off the officer was bogus and admitted it would get thrown out. So their bogus citation, which they knew was bogus, costed the city and its citizens 50K. Well damn.

[@paulbosley6448]

Not enough.

[@paulbosley6448]

Not enough, should be fired

[@angelaromane4646]

These officers don’t care about the constitution. We need to take these settlements on of their budgets. The DOJ needs to control their spending until it is paid back.

[@--Justin--]

The settlements need to come out of the Police retirement fund. Then maybe cops will stop standing by and doing nothing when they see other bad cops breaking the law.

[@richardkinghorn4729]

@@--Justin--that’s what should happen but highly unlikely too. Perhaps if they did then cops would start obeying the law and not thinking they are the law, judge and jury in a lot of cases where cops go hands on for very little reason other than hurt egos.

[@ThunderChunky101]

No, the individuals should be liable.

[@--Justin--]

@@richardkinghorn4729 Right, and if Officer Payne has self-control issues and goes too far anyway, the other officers will get rid of him because he's taking directly from their personal pockets. Outcomes are dependent on incentives. If there is more to gain by covering up for each other than being honest then that will be the culture. We need to change the incentives if we want to change the outcomes.

[@paulhouser6542]

No, citizens need to start using the second amendment. These Nazi wannabes are destroying freedom in America.

[@nancygibson5769]

The fact; that these cop can lie about the law, is a serious problem. They lie about what they did, and lie and create bogus charges. Americans aren’t going to continue to support them; when they blatantly break the laws and lie. Neither officer observed him anywhere near the road; certainly not playing in the road! They were there to harass and step on this man’s rights. This isn’t law enforcement.

[@ZantherStone]

Careful trusting this channel. He's consistently wrong on caselaw. Also, look up "Autrey v Town of Ellsworth" yourself to see if that's a valid citation here (or if you just trust what the internet tells you). Hint: It doesn't exist. Remember, his channel is for profit, thus has a vested/biased interest.

[@jeffkroening5765]

​@@ZantherStoneyea in he won 50 grand in a lawsuit. If you believe the cops were right what they were doing here then God help you, and quit pretending you know what everyone's purpose is that films the cops. You don't know squat Keep sucking that boot.

[@Nobody-ld7mk]

Sadism, same as the Drug Addicts substance addiction of choice, Power is the substance which requires repeated abuse to sustain the sense of collective power. "The Force" Power Addicts at large, abusing lawful authority to sustain their addictions. There's a fine line between Sadistic and justifible application of law.

[@Nobody-ld7mk]

And they got away with it for decades until cameras were everywhere.

[@joemarley5982]

Threatening to kidnap someone's child is always despicable

[@MilliePew]

You’re right that the problem is that the taxpayers for the bill. But they clearly knew that what they were doing was legal activity. Doesn’t that erase qualified immunity? Sue them individually.

[@thissweetlife7250]

I can't believe the audacity of these police officers. I'm glad I come across videos like these so that I can further my knowledge of the law.

[@Nobody-ld7mk]

Sadism, same as the Drug Addicts substance addiction of choice, Power is the substance which requires repeated abuse to sustain the sense of collective power. "The Force" Power Addicts at large, abusing lawful authority to sustain their addictions. There's a fine line between Sadistic and justifible application of law.

[@fliesLivesmatter959]

No more qualified immunity in America no more police unions in America

[@mightygazooo4101]

Stop qualified immunity and start taking judgments out of police departments retirement accounts.

[@undercoloroflaw]

If flipping the bird is disorderly conduct, why didn't the corporal arrest his colleague? He also flew the bird during this exchange.

[@ricklong3218]

I appreciate you posting this stuff brother! I find it amusing, aggravating, and also informative all at the same time. Thank you!

[@lezzbmm]

jfc they’re so smug and proud of themselves for bullying this rights-exercising good samaritan

[@deucedeuce1572]

"Ignorance of the law is no excuse"... Unless you're a cop or a politician.

[@waynegordon6385]

This is why as citizens we can vote to change laws to make these cops personally accountable.

[@Jeff-ft2vo]

Every "law" enforcement agency in this country needs to change it to feelings enforcement because they don't know the laws at all

[@grider421]

They teach this kind of thing in the academies, they teach new cops to be adversarial with the public

[@vivianpatton5692]

I think ppl who Trust & Respect the police have NOT had to deal with them .

[@icecold9511]

Yet. There is always tomorrow

[@cliffbutler9820]

They don't understand they are just another victim that the pigs have not meet yet.

[@7jjessie]

99% of police interactions are cordial and legal with decent hard working cops. We only see the tiny percentage of shitty cops on YT. After all, what is fun about watching the good ones right?

[@vivianpatton5692]

@@7jjessie I find it hard to believe that 99% R good . There's NO way . Look I'm a X bootlicker . N fact I was a Queen of them .

[@cliffbutler9820]

@@7jjessie and then you woke up and had your cornflakes. 99%🤣

[@Mark-yu7xc]

Do not sue the whole police precinct. Sue the officers involved. The officers will be the ones paying and not the taxpayers.

[@rebsince71]

Cops: “He’s looking for confrontation”…Yeah, and you gave it to him. What a dumb move. Cost the taxpayers $50,000. What a bunch of buffoons.

[@dnaking]

That child learned a great lesson. Never trust anyone with a badge. People are just objects to them, especially children.

[@flashoot]

We need to create new laws that when lawsuits are won, the police involved pay these costs. Not the taxpaying public.

[@buckskin64]

HATE CRIME!!

[@genebonjour5545]

I think these public servents doing unconstitutional laws should pay by their pentions. This would make them think twice