I get pulled over, she has a warrant

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[@Driver_Eddie]

Similar to what I try to convey at the end, something I've found interesting during this pandemic is how major cities (some with extremely high crime rates) have ceased arrests for non-violent crimes, and despite that, there hasn't been mass chaos or anarchy as some feared. And just to be reiterate, my commentary at the end is not about police officers, it's about the system

[@starburst2203]

When she said i have a warrant out for me you should have shouted to the police she has a warrant. Just saying

[@liljoe1280]

@@starburst2203 we hating on the piece of crap system that waste tax payer dollars on housing non violent criminals... and The fucked up parole/probation system meant to control innocent Americans lives.

[@Rowgue51]

It might have something to do with the fact that those cities are also on almost total lockdown with police checkpoints everywhere making sure you have proper paperwork to be allowed to be out of your house.

[@donwood4243]

@@starburst2203 not your call, not your duty or responsibility. Stay out of it. Her warrant was for not showing up in court while she was unconscious in the hospital. Shees!

[@Driver_Eddie]

Lil Joe 🙏🙏🙌🙌 well put

[@dantegood2195]

The way the title was worded, I was expecting her to get arrested.

[@soop8665]

Sascha English how tho

[@matiasvarsanpaa6019]

@@BillyBob-pl5lr Not clickbait. The rider did have a warrant but you were prob expecting to get the info from the cop.

[@soop8665]

Sascha English Nonono, you thinking that’s what it meant does not make it what it meant... it is truthful

[@DivtY0]

Anakin Skywalker it’s not truthful because there is no solid evidence that she actually has a warrant LOL the police confirming this would have made it truthful but it should be “passenger claims they have a warrant” nice try

[@soop8665]

divtFRS nice try? You’re taking this way to deep... it’s not clickbait just because you misread the title

[@god5926]

“i have brain damage so i don’t know what socially acceptable” this is my new favorite line

[@mustafa-cx2fg]

Is that even medically possible

[@coleholden8241]

@@mustafa-cx2fg Its a brain injury, anything is possible, the brain is an insanely complex thing.

[@mrjohndownzz2392]

I got diagnosed with paranoia, bipolar and depression 2 years later they found out it was actually brain damage causing that stuff from when I was a chikd

[@howo357]

So what’s her crime? I didn’t get from the video

[@kikialeaki1850]

@@howo357 not remaining at the scene of the accident. She was unconscious and rushed to the hospital so it was out of her control and she wouldn’t have been much help anyway.

[@mistercr0wbar400]

"I have brain damage I forget what's socially acceptable to say" AHAAHAHH this one's a hoot

[@nancymanly2904]

mistercr0wbar I have brain damage and I occasionally say REALLY inappropriate things in public. I wish I could control it.

[@toxicworld7211]

@@ClxKev No.. you really don't. I have a brother who's a bipolar schizophrenic who I cut out of my life because it's a pain being in public around him. He tries to start fights with random people (sometimes doing their jobs) because of stuff he says and doesn't like their replies. I've gotten into so many legal troubles because of him to the point where like I said before, I had to cut him out of my life.

[@kailaine3974]

I had that problem for a while but it got better in a few years

[@wallaceluna6241]

@Taylor Peay Ima have to agree with ya pal, not like his brother chose to be like that mentally. As a family member you should try to defuse the situation let said person know "Yo he dunno what he's saying disregard him please i'm sorry" and then telling your sibling "Hey man lets drop it" and change the subject... I had a friend who had a disabled sibling was a teen at the time and thats how he dealt with it. Worked 80+% of the time lol

[@damienholland8103]

@@wallaceluna6241 We don't know the extent of the problem let's not judge him for that.

[@bossboi2544]

"FUCK YEAH!" *Is genuinely happy to go on KZbin despite the warrant mention*

[@angelicaadams7382]

Right I was not expecting her to agree 2 seconds later like girl don't you remember-

[@arshenio45]

@@angelicaadams7382 she probably didn't remember 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@iheartyouuwu6938]

@@arshenio45 Probably lol, I actually got a really bad concussion from my old job, and I forget a lot of basic things especially in the moment. I never cherished memory so much in my life, The saying that goes you don’t know how good you have it until it’s gone… is so true!

[@Voidaken]

She also was just in a car. Nobody can do anything with this information. The system knows she's wanted; there's no location to track her down.

[@stevenfriedman2902]

Yea I'm honestly surprised he posted the video considering he was technically harboring a fugitive. Wonder what the statute of limitations are for that.

[@talesofdemise2507]

"My head just went through a windshield and I was unconscious for 3 days. Coming to court wasn't on my goddamn to do list........... your honor." Killed me XD

[@FyreAndBlood]

imagine her arriving at court and saying this lmao

[@jamedlock83]

and I guess using that language is necessary, huh?

[@lordmiach6048]

@@jamedlock83 hell yeah. Everybody loves a little sass.

[@kovyvuri]

@@jamedlock83 bet youre fucking fun at parties huh

[@marksalza1114]

@@jamedlock83 its just words. Not like its hurting anyone.

[@KanjoosLahookvinhaakvinhookvin]

"...YO I GOTTA BE HONEST WITH YOU I HAVE A WARRANT FOR A TOTALLY NONVIOLENT CRIME" "...shhh"

[@cademancaden]

Well yeah, if they arrest her the dude doesn't get paid.

[@adamr9911]

Is that a Superbad reference?😎

[@clarence9379]

@@adamr9911 thinking same thing

[@ughhhmcrbinch5583]

@@cademancaden yeah he does

[@gahnity]

@@clarence9379 she literally says that in the video, referring to superbad

[@V0KAN]

Interior lights on, drivers side window down, and both hands on the steering wheel. Well done, sir.

[@Driver_Eddie]

Love that you spotted that. Can't imagine what its like approaching a car as an officer, so just trying to do my part

[@yesDX]

Right. I learned to roll down rear right side window also when there’s 2 officers so that the partner can clear the vehicle. Sometimes the partners are usually the newer guys (less experienced and more tense).

[@V0KAN]

@@Driver_Eddie You're a great ambassador as an Uber driver and setting a fantastic example as a motorist. Keep up the good work.

[@beaubarrett1355]

I do the same thing, you can never be to sure

[@HeHatesShe]

But then you quickly dove for the glove compartment!!!

[@challengersrt5397]

My aunt once got pulled over. The officer asked “do you know why I pulled you over today?” She said “is it because I ran that stop sign and didn’t have my seatbelt on? Or because of the school zone” He said “ you almost hit me a second ago” Her: *um ok*

[@blitzkriiegi1005]

Thats why you jst say "No officer" when they ask

[@QemeH]

@@blitzkriiegi1005 I always like to fuck with 'em a little tiny bit. I always just answer: "Yes." and don't elaborate. Same thing with their other questions: "Where are you going tonight?" - "Around there." **points at corner** or "Why are you in this area?" - "'Cause I drove here." The main reason for the question in the first place (apart from starting the conversation) is to judge the character of the driver by his reaction. But in most modern police forces it's outdated training to start with this question, nowadays they usually start by giving you the reason.

[@creativecredence850]

One time I replied "Because they're always after me lucky charms?" He didn't think it was funny.

[@evilemoji420]

my grandmas response was “what ya lonely lookin for someone to talk to”

[@crayoneater68.5]

3:20 lmao. *The cop to the girl:* "You obviously made the right decision getting an Uber"

[@jtyree0226]

Carl Boccolucci no I know I’m right

[@providedyeti1518]

jtyree0226 ?

[@struggleryoutube]

He took one look and he probably thought "thank you for not causing another fucking wreck tonight" lmao

[@cristianlozano1674]

She was actually a really cool person, I hope she's doing good with her head injury.

[@orangesnowman7137]

Yeah

[@Leo-jy5qm]

Yeah

[@lathryx]

Yeah.

[@nicholasfrancis6551]

cristian lozano shes doing drugs

[@alexisvanleuven1149]

@@nicholasfrancis6551 wait.. how do you know??

[@IMKARMA69]

Eddie's harboring a fugitive lol

[@Driver_Eddie]

whatever i gotta do to get you from point a to point b lol

[@coreygalarneau4255]

Eddie Doyle if she didn’t tip you reaaaaaal nice make sure you send the footage along with all passenger details

[@jalv509]

@@coreygalarneau4255 haha

[@Driver_Eddie]

Corey Galarneau 😂😂😂

[@px7zz]

@@Driver_Eddie if I ever Rob a bank you're my god damn driver

[@jeremiahlong7759]

I originally thought that he could get arrested for driving off and not telling the police she had a warrant but then I asked my instructor for cast career center for a criminal justice class that I'm enrolled in and I was proven wrong

[@voteZDLR]

Out of state warrant. I am not a cop or criminal so I don't know how that works but it sounds like she was wanted in another state. I don't know if it's within their jurisdiction to arrest her unless they arrested her with the intent to then transfer her to wherever she was supposed to go. That being said, read the description as well -- due to the pandemic many major cities have stopped arresting people for non-violent crimes, which would define both of the "offenses" they committed.

[@acedamace3501]

@@voteZDLR warrents are valid no matter the state, they will transport you to the state of question. If the officer had heard her and decided to pull her up than she's getting arrested, and this guy since she told him and he said nothing could possibly be aiding and abetting. So ya, probably a db idea to post this

[@voteZDLR]

@@acedamace3501 Well I just looked it up and according to this article it says that extradition is expensive and states usually don't extradite for MINOR offenses, and it does sound like a minor offense. I really doubt they're going to criminally charge this guy with harboring a fugitive or something, again, the charges for her aren't that serious to begin with. I think if she said that she was wanted for murder or something more serious then he might have in that case quietly turned her in but as is she's in trouble for missing a court date because she was in a car accident which resulted in her being hospitalized. It will be an excused absence once she gets a chance to explain it. But in this case it's just such a minor offense committed on both of their parts I just seriously doubt they're going to Ted Bundy-style extradite over a missed court hearing.

[@richard6440]

because you knew she had a warrent. No , i did not know. She ' said ' she had a warrant , but she could have been kidding. I'm not a cop, how do i know if she is wanted? To be honest , even if my passenger said that they were wanted for murder , i probably wouldnt believe them.

[@caveone-365]

@@voteZDLR You’re exactly right. If the cop chooses he would call the jurisdiction that she had the warrant out of. If they don’t want you, they won’t come and get you. They’ll just tell you to turn yourself in. I’ve been through this many times.

[@sebby324]

I feel bad for her She was in hospital and they gave her a ticket for not being at the scene

[@D1sc0rd-]

Joe E She has a brain injury... she was probably out of her mind when she made it to the hospital. No matter that she got the ticket or how she got to the hospital... she really dodged a bullet by not waiting for a multi thousand dollar ambulance ride

[@Driver_Eddie]

I actually talked to a police officer about this... He explained to me that when an accident happens but the person has to go to the hospital, there's obviously still things that need to be addressed (insurance, what happens to the car, if there were other people involved, etc) ... so basically the ticket is so the person appears and sorts those things out (and depending on the situation, usually (hopefully) the judge would be lenient)

[@joee7850]

@@Driver_Eddie Didn't she say she missed court because she was unconscious in the hospital? She hasn't brought this to the Courts attention, but rather lives with a bench warrant? I don't know man, there's a lot of sympathy for her in this forum, but not from me.

[@Driver_Eddie]

Joe E hey man, everyone is entitled to their opinion, and glad you shared your thoughts 🙌 end of the day, I lean toward Professor Albus, I don’t know the whole situation, I just hope everything worked out for her 🙏

[@R0gueM]

Legally, they shouldn’t be able to do that. If she had stayed, she could have died. There are so many things that could have gone wrong if she had stayed. If there is a law that prevents bystanders from being sewed if they try to help in a bad situation (I.e. wreck), there should be a law to prevent people from being given a ticket if they are medically required to be taken to the hospital. Hell, she had a head injury. You can’t use the information given by them since they are no longer in their correct frame of mind. They may not know who or what is going on at that moment. Completely broken system.

[@sloppy101]

She deadass just starts yelling ab having a warrant 😂 stooooopid

[@411Adidas]

Cant fix stupid

[@thezipper100]

@heyman1103 seriously ain't no cop getting shit from me in that scenario, sorry officer I'm just "traveling" ;) lmao

[@ascap2854]

@heyman1103 you denying ID would just make them puff their chest until 4 squad cars and a Sergeant pull up to put you in bracelets

[@Tranttdy]

411Adidas she literally said she has brain damage and forgets stuff, whos the stupid one now 🤪🤪

[@incogspectator3042]

Great story about a stupid passenger. He should've reached in the back and smacked her dumbass lol.

[@E1252-m9d]

Shes gotta be one of your funniest passengers

[@Driver_Eddie]

without question, she was awesome !

[@lauraradzus6513]

Most definitely. Hubs watched it with me, we were cracking up.

[@blengeza1431]

Caleb you sound a little pressed

[@Deathane]

She seems hella chill too. Super real and straight forward. I like her a lot 😂

[@spencera3291]

*casually* I have as warrant

[@daisygrace2261]

“That’s fine I have a warrant out so as long as they don’t ask for my ID.” “You just became my favorite passenger.” Love that 🖤🤣

[@Toyking10]

I thought the title said “driver has warrant” and I was thinking damn Eddie what have you gotten into😂

[@Driver_Eddie]

LOL

[@kymberlyp4056]

Kai ~ My mind did the same thing. I initially read the title as you did.😆

[@PanDaL0v3r11]

He is just casually uploading this video from jail 😂

[@_kinyah_]

Same😂

[@jefferyepstein2686]

I read it the same way lol

[@hermanliene1546]

- You know why i’m stopping ya? - Idk maybe a stop sign? - Nah your headlights are out. - *ohhh* - yeahh, but what was that thing about the stop sign? - lol i’m just kidding, you have a great afternoon, officer! **drives away**

[@oli4004]

Herman Liene Is it because I just did 80MPH throught he schoolzone?

[@simonrey1136]

oli4004 lmao

[@Driver_Eddie]

Herman Liene 😂😂😂

[@Driver_Eddie]

oli4004 😂😂😂

[@brown9671]

Never say what you think you got pulled over for

[@sm3dium]

“It’s a non violent crime I just didn’t show up for court”😂

[@oohitsdomandliss1304]

No, she didn’t stay at the scene of the accidents because she was taken to the hospital (which is fucked up because her life is more important than staying on a scene)

[@kagescion]

OoH It’s Dom and Liss 2 months ago and it’s a quote on what she said.

[@erincarlyon177]

Haha, yeah. I was like, 'Well was the the court date in response to a violent crime?' Lol

[@beasttank5929]

I mean if you had an arm missing be like oh hey he left the scene of the crime lets give them a ticket

[@Just_Another_Femboy]

Dude as soon as I saw this comment she said that

[@Hope_spider]

that shit went from "just get this fixed it'll all be fine" to "yo we finna be arrested"

[@Driver_Eddie]

lol facts

[@laughable6650]

“Nice, we’re good!” *lights flash* “Oh, we’re not.”

[@christopherthompson6216]

I've been here so many times I knew what was going to happen lmao

[@randymarsh9488]

Lmaoooooo

[@shmooglevitz7281]

Literally read this as he said it!

[@creativecredence850]

It's like the cop heard him!

[@kolinmartz]

She’s such a wholesome person. Makes me kinda sad thinking about what if she gets caught with her warrant before she gets it sorted out.

[@valiant545]

Well she's got plenty of time to, she KNOWS she has it. Needs to go up to the court and get it handled instead of, well, anything else

[@longjohncrypto688]

She won't.

[@janedoe6181]

If she has time to go on a date, then she’s had time to deal with her warrant. Any sympathy I did have for her being falsely ticketed has been erased by her not taking care of her shite in a timely manner. I’m wondering how that whole accident scene played out anyway. If she had a traumatic brain injury, how did she get to the hospital? Only thing I can think of was that it was a single car accident and she called someone to come get her. But, it’s surprising she was able to make a call with such a serious injury. Sounds like she should have called 911 if she made any calls.

[@kolinmartz]

Jane Doe she could have refused the ambulance during the accident and had someone take her to the hospital. That’s what I did when I got on a wreck. I only got a concussion but still. It’s possible.

[@maseca2397]

wholesome person my ass

[@oliviazeigler6731]

i love how this guy handled being pulled over. he's super respectful, he asks if he can reach in his glove department, etc.

[@Lucas_Antar]

You mean glove compartment 😂😂

[@evil3570]

@@Lucas_Antar now everybody she tells that to, that doesn’t know what it is,is going to call it that 😹

[@Lucas_Antar]

@@evil3570 this is how the pandemic spreads

[@heisenburger00]

just the proper way to deal with cops, they are trained to expect the worst and the last thing they want is your hands going places you can be concealing a weapon.

[@RexctorBell]

Yeah you are also forgetting if you don’t ask nicely what your next move is during a stop you are in risk of getting shot. Specially if you are brown or black.

[@PocketPoe]

This chick straight up had me smiling. Such an amazingly positive attitude. Love it

[@45mcolt]

"I have a warrant. Yesss put me on youtube."

[@goodpeopleprosper635]

Lmaooooo she soo funny

[@Pauldjreadman]

Jeremy Dotson E actky what I was thinking lol

[@Phantogram2]

It's honestly minor and can be easily paid off. Doubt she will get in trouble.

[@mellowvalentine9354]

That's not going to change the fact that she has a warrant. They already know who she is, genius.

[@DaVidKid1877]

That's what I said.

[@drako7661]

She was acting sus instantly when the cops came up idk why they didn’t question her right when she opened her mouth 💀

[@xeix954]

E lil kodak nah mean

[@cooldude2251]

Dont have a right to. Cop respected her rights. She didnt commit a violation so they arent supposed to do shit

[@UrbanMatts]

I HAVE MUFFINS! Cops don’t care about that shit lol

[@josephlittlefield2313]

Mattz lol yeah cops ID everyone in the car all the time

[@takezomiyomota8299]

Glad you aren’t a cop, learn your rights before complying with everything a cop does and ask. Remember being “suspicious” isn’t a crime and you have the right to not say anything because more often then not people will incriminate themselves by answering questions when cops are fishing...

[@andhisband]

"Do you know why I stopped you?" "No." "Step out of the car, Miss."

[@aiyanaperry4016]

Genuinely thought that was how it was gonna go

[@benland3517]

Does no one know that her saying the “totally nonviolent crime” thing is a line from Superbad? That’s why she asked “Have you ever seen Superbad?” right before😂😂

[@posysdogovych2065]

Useful tip: if a police officer asks you if you know why you were pulled over, never try to guess. Perhaps not as relevant when dealing with a tail light issue, but if you're caught speeding, it makes it easier for them to write you a speeding ticket if you say, "Yeah, I was speeding."

[@yrdeft9774]

yet the officer did not write him off for the stop sign.

[@jamesdean556]

That's the Golden rule. Never answer always deny and say I don't know

[@jamesdean556]

@@yrdeft9774 It was a nice one...

[@dangeroustoaster2688]

Bump

[@dangeroustoaster2688]

@Will.J You don’t get how our legal system works do you...

[@ezrathebrave7531]

"Coming into court isnt on my to do list.....your honor"

[@slimdudeDJC]

She wouldn't want to know what would be on his to-do list, afterwards.

[@mitashu9082]

2:05 “Nice we’re good...... oh no we’re not”

[@Driver_Eddie]

it was a roller coaster of emotions lol

[@ebayerr]

Now *this* is reality TV....unscripted and unrehearsed.

[@kurtjensen4693]

I’m an Uber driver too. And I love having hilarious passengers like this. It really makes my day! I had an amazing conversation with a man. And when he got out he gave me $100 bill. Best Uber rider ever!

[@Thisiswarhuhwow]

@MrRensoku wow!

[@Ratpoisonbean]

This lady, ahh she’s so funny. She’s a bit of a crazy one, but she’s got a great personality. Very bold, confident, goofy, and she seems like a really nice person.

[@Ratpoisonbean]

@Chato ひ I said what I said.

[@Ratpoisonbean]

@Chato ひ Shocker; my real name isn’t actually Tucker. It’s Emily. But that’s none of your business either way.

[@Ratpoisonbean]

@Chato ひ howdy

[@Benji_UFC]

@@Ratpoisonbean ya smeagle

[@Ratpoisonbean]

@@Benji_UFC my precious

[@lingling2823]

After reading the title, I thought they pulled him over to arrest the passenger. This is clickbait but also not clickbait 😂

[@snorlax4021]

But the title is totally accurate tho.

[@Komobear]

Everyone just misunderstood. Title is still accurate. More hilarious this way tbh 😅

[@MrPledgeAllegiance]

A cop wouldn't have anyway to know who the passenger is pre-stop. Wouldn't need to know who the passenger is, either. Passengers don't need or have to provide ID during a traffic stop for moving violation. & on top of that, I've had a taxi I was riding in pulled over. I did not, nor was asked, about providing ID or license number(I had just got released from a psych ward for a TDO; I don't fully remember if I even had the physical license on me, off top of my head, if I had been asked for it, I likely would've refused & showed my psych release papers instead, it is Virginia, not a stop & frisk state).

[@dylanvinita1401]

I was about to go off on how it's totally not necessary to identify yourself as a passenger in a vehicle being taken to a destination cause you're not part of the investigation that is being undergone concerning the driver and you're just a passenger.

[@Crazy_Schizo]

If i get pulled over and the person i’m giving a ride has a warrant i would shit myself. you don’t know if they have a weapon and want to bring you down with them

[@Girrrrrrrrrrrrrl66]

I cannot stop laughing at this chick. " I'm not complaining that there's a lot of you out tonight" hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@jakubzera8152]

Wrknfish she’s smart she wanted to set a warm presence and show she’s not insulting

[@GhostySweep]

"It's either laugh or cry but I'm too tired to cry" - Albert Einstein 1951

[@Driver_Eddie]

amen to that!

[@joecook5689]

The shit people claim that I have said. -albert einstein -winston churchill - mark twain

[@SQUAREHEADSAM1912]

Welcome to the rice fields! - bonzai-

[@dancingsloth8684]

There are no accidents -master odgway

[@finalistburrito2499]

@@dancingsloth8684 lol odgway

[@TrashScoutMain]

Imagine being given a ticket for not being present at the scene of the crime, because you were at the hospital. Smh...

[@Kwepep]

It happens a lot

[@doreensupino6309]

SMH

[@WeiFinder]

I'm *guessing* she fled the scene (to go to a hospital herself) instead of waiting for paramedics. Not saying she should be charged for anything but that's how the system is set up at the moment.

[@austingosling9280]

@@WeiFinder she said she was unconscious

[@WeiFinder]

🤷‍♂️

[@TravFletch]

Me thinking she was gonna get arrested 🤣🤣🤣 she had a shitty day so someone was looking out for her👏🏻🙌🏻 Dude is definitely bringing back taxicab confessions with this one🤣🤣🤣

[@Ryan-iw3dj]

“Yeah, officer, she just told me she has an out of state warrant” imagine lmfao

[@bbennyj]

Lol

[@Cimlite]

Followed by *_Click!_* as he unlocks the door. 😂

[@JD-tm4ee]

Sorry officer I'm just trying to get her across the border

[@HiddenRealm]

TBH that's what I was kinda expecting, but idk lmao.

[@eeiity8600]

she seems so fun honestly, I’d like to be her friend

[@Driver_Eddie]

I agree, she was awesome!

[@jjsvizard75]

I was thinking the same thing. Cramming other riders footage wasnt needed she was the whole episode.

[@sarasweightlossjourney1432]

@@Driver_Eddie I'm the 69th like on your comment 😂 not sure why I felt like pointing that out but this video entertained this crap out of me 😂 ty for sharing with us

[@rodneygreenway982]

Driver: "I literally just replaced that, I'm sorry." Cop: "no biggie sir, just sit tight for a minute" Her: "I hope he doesn't ask for ID, I have a warrant." Driver: "okay cool.......HEY OFFICER!! SHE HAS A WARRANT!!!!!" Lol

[@Noahk394]

LMAO

[@Iridiumcosmos]

LMFAO

[@ZippyBobo]

LMBAO

[@viktorbirkeland6520]

Lmao should've opened the door and ran away panicked. Say he's scared for his life cause she has a warrant 😂👌🏻

[@doreensupino6309]

Lol

[@j-dubb614]

"We're trying to make contact tonight" Translation: We're filling quotas and fishing for crimes.

[@takingbackprofits1280]

Even if the officer had asked for her ID, she wouldn't be required to give it.

[@Driver_Eddie]

facts

[@foxybrunnette]

I came here to say this!

[@Redbird-dh7mu]

He doesn’t have to ask for her id, what could have happened is that he asks her a few questions (age, name, birthday, and such), she messes up on one, he goes, “hey, your birthday and age don’t match, why did you lie to me?”, and he brings her in. You occasionally hear of people with warrants lying badly on simple questions and they end up getting busted.

[@is2fiddy3]

@@Redbird-dh7mu except she doesnt have to answer those questions either ...

[@Redbird-dh7mu]

@@is2fiddy3 well, here is the thing, not answering simple questions is considered suspicious for some police. You see, here is the thing about experienced police, they know how to work around the limits. Yeah, police aren’t supposed to search your car without a warrant, but, what is that I smell, is that weed? Well, guess I can keep you here and search your car now. You see, all of those laws that protect your rights have *s on them that let the police do what they deem necessary. Those are in place so that way police can arrest people trying to hide behind the law. However, those exceptions can be used by police to work around pesky things like warrants and limits on their power. Anyway, I think you get the idea, it is a lose-lose for her. If she doesn’t answer the questions properly, she will be suspicious and then the police officer looks on further and brings her in.

[@Mobfrenzy]

I was totally expecting her to get caught she’s so hilarious get her back for some more Uber rides 😂

[@DA-ib1ii]

There’s a condition called frontal lobe syndrome, a brain injury that leaves people with literally no filter or fear of consequences. Causes a lot of social problems for them and often leaves them unemployed and friendless. Not saying she has it but seems very plausible from her nonchalant behavior in front of the cops yelling out she had a warrant etc. Hope she gets the help she needs.

[@TexasMagnolia]

...and they got married and have a child on the way. Her warrant is still outstanding.

[@jessevance3937]

Nobody: Swat in the comments: What's her name?

[@maziu27]

@J D dont think so

[@garrettgraf1224]

J D you didn’t understand the joke there bud

[@oliverevans9057]

Dude you need business cards with your KZbin channel on it to give passengers like this LMAO

[@Driver_Eddie]

oliver evans haha believe it or not I did for a little while - one guy I picked up twice months apart and he told me he found the card in his wallet during a business meeting and was like what the heck is this? And then he remembered lol

[@oliverevans9057]

@@Driver_Eddie lol nice

[@nyk3334]

Dude, you’re a very solid young man. Quality soul.

[@kiarajones2585]

a ticket for not being at the crime scene when she was literally unconscious?! the crap? that's so stupid!

[@Rokaize]

Someone probably told the officer that she left the scene.

[@Gwazi]

Meh, there’s probably a catch of some sort. I doubt she got a ticket “because she was unconscious and was brought to the hospital.” Most likely another reason

[@MakoMori]

​@@Gwazi I agree. People lie all the time. When it comes to legal issues, you should never trust a person. Everyone paints themselves in a good light to make themselves look better. If she was taken away by ambulance, then the police would have been notified. I'm wondering how the police put out a warrant for her arrest. If she was unconscious and an ambulance didn't take her, who took her? How did they know it was her in order to put out the warrant? License plates? Why didn't she contact the police as soon as she was able to get out of the hospital, to clear the air?This girl is lying.

[@Gwazi]

@@MakoMori Yep. Unfortunately people believe everything they hear

[@JeffreyAllanBackowski]

@@Gwazi probably selling drugs to school kids

[@TheDisney_Kidd]

DO YOU THINK I WAS LOUD ENOUGH? I'VE GOT A WARRANT OUT.

[@greywhite8670]

“Today’s not the day, I’m gonna run. Just kidding. Not in these shoes”. 😂

[@triple7marc]

2:36 *Admits to rolling stop sign*

[@Birdwxy]

If she wasn’t there at the accident and got a ticket for it probably because she had some one other than a first responder take her, maybe she was intoxicated

[@joee7850]

Yeah, she's lying about the cause of the ticket. Then says she missed court cause she was in the hospital.

[@Shocke89]

exactly... there is no such thing as a honest criminal.

[@raoulduke4065]

Shocke89 What about a whistleblower?

[@parrotgenie5099]

@@joee7850 Likely? As if it was like she stated, i would've have just turned myself in and end up having case dismissed, or take legal recourse if needed. She didn't take care of it for a reaon?

[@Birdwxy]

Parrot Genie her evading is a dead give away. if it’s something so small as a misunderstanding it could be handled outside of a trial

[@Honeybeerose88]

So did you take her on a better date than the one you rescued her from? The chemistry is reallllll

[@TheRockMorton]

Exactly my thought too

[@Dexrazor]

bodd boward I wouldn't blame them if they were ticketed in the hospital.

[@JamesQHolden]

@bodd boward bingo

[@patchtheservicebear5325]

@bodd boward Yep. She missed court because she was in the hospital so they brought her the ticket when she was unconscious. Pretty sad honestly. Poor girl.

[@firstnamelastname-vt6et]

@bodd boward sounds like somebody is quick to draw their own conclusions

[@shnozgoblin4678]

I thought he said “a tragic accident causing a brain injury and not able to twerk” 😂

[@buddha3209]

Legit these two have chemistry. Hes a bro!

[@Zashi-]

Imagine if the police officer who pulled them over sees this and he’s like: 👁👄👁 “I just let a person with a warrant get away”

[@activistswrld8105]

For anyone wondering she actually didn’t have a warrant for her arrest, just a 17-A which is an attachment and they just tell you to go to court and get it fixed, but it could turn into a 17-W aka warrant if you don’t do anything about your court troubles. Be safe and smart just pay the fines, it’s not worth spending a night or more in jail! Trust me I know:/

[@lavenderdaze]

that's just it. She didn't do anything about her court troubles. She didn't show up for court.

[@activistswrld8105]

@@lavenderdaze well then she’s definitely got a warrant 😭

[@MegaRazorback]

@@lavenderdaze Kinda hard to do that if your unconscious in a hospital bed you know that right? At the point of no-show the judge SHOULD have inquired about where she was due to the nature of the case (this one being a vehicular accident and the case file would have clearly said "X person's head went through windshield" due to it being REQUIRED to be logged in the police accident report) and the warrant could have been set back until she was notified once she was out of hospital.

[@adangamez3608]

@@MegaRazorback you clearly didn’t understand what this person is commenting about lol.

[@Ammut6]

Yea keep giving the cops money and do everything they tell you to do. 🤡

[@abisaichavez785]

I thought u going to snitch but u didn’t and that made my day 😂😂😂

[@PbwithGavin]

I’ve been waiting all quarantine for you to post.

[@Driver_Eddie]

haha I hope you enjoyed it! thanks for the encouragement!

[@dukeofthedesert]

She’s sounds like she’s given him the ‘I’m on drugs’ run around

[@heyjessie884]

🤣🤣🤣💯

[@DarkExploration]

This is amazing content. Keep it up Ed !

[@realblammer]

You sound like Adam Sandler

[@despa2336]

"It gives me street cred" I AIN'T TELLIN

[@Shocke89]

didn't give him street cred.. just made him look like push over in the eyes of a criminal.

[@calvinwong2051]

@@Shocke89 how'd it make him look like a push over? Definite street cred, he could've told the officers she had a warrant if he wanted to

[@vawest2052]

Street credit is for people who can't get actual credit, you could make some exra money blackmailing people like this. What would she do for you to keep quiet. Seriously,why would she tell strangers personal shit like that, people disappear in Alaska more than any other state, I'm assuming Alaska because of the background. Sorry, if I'm incorrect. She was so happy to know it was recorded, brain damage is no joke, she a victim waiting to happen.

[@user-ej2xz3lx2e]

3:45 I do the chuchuchuchu when I'm nervous and trynna play it cool even when I'm innocent. LMAO

[@ihaveaverylongname]

Omg she’s so fun, I looooove her . Ps I got your books Eddie and they’re great

[@Driver_Eddie]

thanks again for your interest and support! so pumped to hear you enjoy them! it makes me day!

[@GD-fi7rm]

I totally understand what you’re saying about getting rid of traffic stops, but that’s where they get drunk drivers, driver’s driving a car that’s not fit to drive, stoned drivers, or anything else that can be a danger on the road. It’s a pain in the ass when you get a stickler cop that gives you a ticket on something minor, but in the big picture, they really do more good than harm.

[@Rowdyswede]

I was surprised y’all didn’t tell the cop abt the wrecked kid up the road. Lov the vids though

[@alaskanbullworm010]

he def got help no point

[@jarethhorn8267]

Her: "This is getting out of hand, now there are two of them!"

[@cassandraandrade2326]

I got pulled over for a broken headlight and there were 4 cop cars behind me

[@ShisuiHack]

4 cops?

[@japan7970]

Are you black?

[@cassandraandrade2326]

BugsBunny007 I don’t know if there were 2 cops in each car or not but it was 4 cars.

[@cassandraandrade2326]

Eat my jet no

[@seanthegarbagecat1928]

@@japan7970 omfg why is that so funny

[@leorobin832]

Thanks for not hating on the cops for the system. What a great lady, hope she’s doing well.

[@38special.]

Pulling cars over from "minor violations" is one of the biggest & best ways for law enforcement to find greater violations such as large amounts of drugs, wanted persons ("I have a warrant"..... perfect example), vehicles transporting illegal immigrants, and the list goes on. Not trying to be a total buzzkill...this was a great video! I'm glad she gave you permission to post it.

[@MtnMania]

Yep, even cases on record where they found kidnapped women in the trunk who were going to be murdered.

[@nikolatesla537]

yup. 90% of drug charges are from traffic stops

[@mobstercreep7286]

Good

[@claytoncoolidge992]

Wow ur blind. These few cases where they have found something more are the very very small percentage of the stops made. These stops are dangerous to the one being stopped and are more often than not just a way fir the cops to meet a quota. I've been a victim of police overreaching and setting individuals up for minor bullshit all because they were not able to find anything and they were denied thier requests to search the vehicle. Its funny how they then make anything they can to be able to get a way to search the vehicle. Being i usually carry a knife on me and have a bat or pipe under the seat of my truck for protection (I'm not a gun person but I do go into some places that are not always the safest so I like to have something incase and hope that it will help). The few times that the police have found a barely legit reason to force a search it ends up badly as I suddenly get accused of carrying a concealed weapon and that means that any tools that I have like axes Hatchett utility knifes razor blades bats pipes rebar ect that they can claim are weapons are suddenly the most dangerous things on earth and being I have sever back issues with 3 discs removed I can't pass several of the sobriety test as I have issues walking let alone all the rest of the bullshit and its likely that I have a handful of pain meds in the truck and not wanting to carry several different bottles for each of them and have my medical card for pot so it goes to me suddenly being a junkie drug user or dealer and now because of that the knife and another so called weapons are now a major up to life in prison multiple felony charges. Because of the way the laws are written they are now able to not only impound my truck but are allowed to use asset forfeiture rules that allow them to take any money I have on me my truck and everything I have in it my AND anything like my phone ect thats in my possession at the time. Being that asset forfeiture is not part or the criminal process and is civil it requires a different lawyer to represent you for that matter and being its civil if you are not able to afford a lawyer there is nothing that you can do as your not going to be able to have a court appointed lawyer as you do with criminal proceedings. So now this bullshit headlight out has cost me either thousands of dollars or I've likely lost alot of my stuff and anything that I was able to get back from them without a lawyer still going to require any impound towing and storage costs to be paid and whatever else they are not going to give me back if they don't keep everything and I lose it all. This happens regardless of if I am convicted or found not guilty of any crime. Infact this all happens before anything more than arraignment has been able to occur. They have 14 days in most states to have the hearing regarding forfeiture of anything that is involved in the case. Either you get a lawyer if you can afford one witch means that you can't get a court appointed lawyer to represent you in the criminal defense as the prosecution will argue that you paid for a lawyer to represent you in the forfeiture case so better have the 10s of thousands of dollars to fight both sides of this issue or you work out something with the prosecution to get as much of your stuff back and pay as little as you can work out with them to get your shit back. Usually means you are going to give them whatever cash you had on you and pay a bunch of towing and storage costs from the time you got arrested till the day you are able to pick ur stuff up and being they love playing games and making it hard for you to get things back your going to have to go to multiple places to get everything they took back from them. Being you have cut a deal with them to get your stuff back so you can keep working and living thats a done deal and you won't be able to change it even if your found not guilty case is dismissed ect. If you know anything about the legal system then you know that unless you have a way to pay a really good lawyer that you are not going to get away from any felony charge. A low priced or court appointed lawyer the best your going to do is a plea to something stupid or risk a trial on felony charges and hopefully you will be able to get a good jury that is not going to assume that you are a junkie dealer with weapons. Lol thats too much risk for anyone who has half a brain cell left and so they plea out to the bullshit reduced charge of whatever they can get it down to and spend more money to be able to he free and work still. So how are these things good for anyone but the police and the large amount of unaccountable money that they can spend on whatever they want to and not have to even let the public know that they have received or what they have done with it. So next time you are thinking its a good thing to have to go through the bullshit of one of these stops remember that it could very easily be you that gets taken for the ride and also when the local police tell you that they are broke and need more money then think about all of the money that they have that they don't have to tell you about or how much they have been able to sell all the shit they have takes from people who have been railroaded by the system and they were not able to fight both sides of the war so they had to give up alot of valuable stuff to be able to fight for thier freedom. The system is not what you think it is its designed to make sure that you have to have good amount of money to get away from it and if you don't have the money to buy your freedom from the system your only option is to fight for the best plea bargain you can get from them and move on. They make sure that the risks are too high for people to take with a court appointed lawyer. All lawyers have to do a certain amount of pro bono work as a court appointed lawyer. Most of the time they will use the court appointed cases as leverage to get thier paid clients more favorable outcomes. Its the reason why you can't get out of the system without having to pay in some way. Once you get wrapped up in bullshit you will not get away without some charge unless you can afford to pay a lawyer. Either way your going to have to spend a lot of time and money to get it done with

[@claytoncoolidge992]

@@kevinsedwards i don't hate cops. That's very very amusing. But I don't blame you not wanting to read the facts though. Thats normal with those who go to the right. Its also why the problems with the system continue to be exasperated and go unresolved as the majority of those on the right have tunnel vision and as long as they are not directly affected by something then it not a problem and doesn't exist. Its why you label me, someone who comes from a family with many law enforcement officers in it as well as someone who was the neighborhood watch leader and worked directly with local police to keep the neighborhood safe and secure for 10 years before I left that area and to this day still actively works with my local police to keep the area safe, a cop hater simply because I have personally been through and witnessed the bad officers and failed policies that are doing the people a disservice and drastically altering the lifes of our fellow people for no reason as well as exposing not only the officers and people directly involved in the situation but the general public to unsafe unnecessary dangers that are completely avoidable and honestly cause more harm than anything. Theres not enough good to outweigh the negatives by far and that means it's a failed way of doing it

[@DeadK3y]

Quick question: is it still against policy to record if you’re working for uber? Ryan Is Driving, another former uber driver ended up getting fired for recording passengers. You haven’t seemed to have had any consequences. I really enjoy the content, man! 👍

[@brandonlarsen4813]

I think the drivers that have cameras have to put a sign up saying they are recording

[@wvnxed4304]

Horse Nuggets they may have uploaded a video not blurring their face or they didn’t have a sign saying they were recorded

[@JD187b]

As long as they consent your allowed to use the footage . That’s why he’s allowed to cause she said yes

[@iLiveExtreme]

At 6:07 and other times in the video, you can see the the IR blaster hit her face, that's the iPhone activating FaceID. The camera picks this up, but you can't see this with your naked eye!

[@purpleeyedfox7074]

Remember officers, that this is the day that you almost caught me in an Uber 🤣🤣🤣

[@Driver_Eddie]

hahahaah Uber Driver Jack Sparrow!

[@dbzownz12345]

She seems like a fun af person to be around when drunk.

[@stormb3948]

He could have been charged with harbouring a fugitive for this, or obstruction of justice, so pretty dumb to upload it but hey it's great content so I enjoyed it 👌

[@Christhreeonesix]

@@stormb3948 this is the only comment I've seen here that is 100% the truth.. Thank you this deserves to be a top comment, people are so dissolutioned its crazy

[@redfordreddington8834]

@@stormb3948 no, since he's not hiding her and he's not obstructing anything

[@TimothyGod]

@@Christhreeonesix oh fuck, get off your high horse. Like you know everything about this case.

[@howarethingsindenver]

“Insurance and registration, Sir” (The first thing the popo ask) 99% of drivers be like: “It is just here, let me reach under the seat, or is it in the glovebox? No it is in my rear pocket, just let me fumble around with my hands out of your sight, oh, I found it, here you go sir, no need to concerned” *pulls out an old laundry ticket* For fuck sake, laminate the documents and put them on your sun visor, and bin the expired one.....

[@loganthesaint]

Stuntman Mike no

[@leanbean5550]

lmaooo you’re really mad

[@ronnieerwin4585]

Why didn't you take 10 seconds to tell the police officer

[@Dr.Thomas.]

That was hilarious when she said she would have turned herself in just to get away from her date, LMAO!

[@rodneycervantes8871]

This dude for sure clapped her cheeks idc what anyone says 😂

[@donaldgarner3986]

My immediate thought too.

[@willfullyoblivious4524]

I was thinkin the same shit

[@nicdoe7436]

He allergic to not hearing the sound of cheeks clapping

[@Eddy_-eh9xx]

Yeah they are too close now so they might’ve clapped cheeks

[@Kylie-n1h]

People like you ruin everything

[@kymberlyp4056]

Very cool passenger AND driver. I’m with you, to a point, about silly traffic violations. At some point even minor traffic violations need to be addressed or we can run “broken windows” scenarios. That’s just my opinion though.😁 Another great video, Eddie.✌️

[@Driver_Eddie]

i hear that and appreciate you sharing your opinion! there's definitely merit to that for sure. And thanks for kind words !

[@mina86]

@@Driver_Eddie, if stopping for minor violations results in some drunk drivers getting stopped than it’s probably worth it. Plus, frankly, why didn’t you tell them about the kid? You complain about the system but you did no better.

[@thugzombie4143]

You're such a genuine person Ed blessings upon you, and your family bruh! Love seeing your videos restores faith in actual humans.

[@obstrich]

This Uber driver is way cooler than most I've seen post on here. Like most of them seem like the type to try and snitch her out.

[@woddow]

“I AIN’T TELLIN !” You’re invited to the cookout 😂

[@epoc162]

You handled the initial stop like a pro man. Lights on, hands on the wheel, asking for the glove box. Good job bro. I get it about not wanting to bother with the whole warrant bullshit. It could have just been a whole, “hey, your headlight is out, get it fixed” kinda stop. I have been pulled over for the same. It happens. Most times they are cool about it because it can be a safety issue as well. If your driver side it out, someone may misjudge where the side of your car is if they are barely paying attention... But yeh... looking for drunk drivers is possible too. I’ll waste a couple minutes if maybe they catch a drunk driver. I have been a first responder also driving for Uber, but on the side only, to too many accidents involving drunk drivers. If wasting a few minutes of time for some people keeps someone else alive, I’ll take it. I still have dashcam footage from when on a ride, a drunk driver swerved on the highway, hit a minivan and sent it into the trees on the side of the highway. Both adults killed instantly, young teen with with legs broken, bones sticking out and a screaming baby in a car seat. That young teen was literally screaming to her parents through the pain of bleeding out from 2 broken legs. I prevented the kid from bleeding out and stabilized the fractures but she still lost both parents that night because of a drunk driver. And no, I’m not some billy badass medic. I’m just an ex army medic who is paranoid to the point I have basically a full Medic level medkit in my trunk at all times. I had to testify in court as well. Drunk driver was charged and convicted on 2 counts of murder and a few other charges. Their life is ruined, kids lives fucked up and 2 dead opposed to a simple DUI arrest... simple by comparison at least. he got injured too but I had my hands full and someone else helped him. Forget what was up with him exactly but maybe a broken hand and some lacerations. Nothing compared to his victims. I know... massive fucking rant. I just hope whoever is reading this just thinks about my experience here next time they are inconvenienced as cops look for drunk drivers.

[@Driver_Eddie]

first off that sounds like an absolutely insane situation, absolutely heartbreaking. Thank god you were there for the kid, and that whole situation is so sad. Second, i really appreciate you sharing your perspective about the inconvenience of looking for drunk drivers. be well my friend

[@epoc162]

Eddie Doyle you too and stay safe out there.

[@declicitous1763]

Damn, sorry for that happening to everyone in that situation, hope that drunk driver goes to hell

[@captainconstitution4238]

Its not an Uber/LYFT story, but... I once decided to walk from Greensboro NC to Raleigh NC to see a girl. 90 miles. It took me almost 4 days. I was carrying a big pack on my back with clothes, a tent and other things. The first night, I looked for a place to pitch my tent. It was nighttime. I found a place. I went to set up my tent only to realize I left a pole at home. So, instead, I slept ON my tent rather than in it. I had some weed with me (still illegal in NC). I smoked a bowl and went to bed. I put my weed and the bowl under my shirt and used my shirt as a pillow. I was woken up by a cop telling me I was asleep on someones property, who called the police when they saw me. I thought the area was abandoned. I was in a bush and not really visable from the road. So the cop says Im trespassing and that hes going to search me. Barely awake, but quickly thinking about the weed, I said, "ok, if youre going to search me, start with this." I handed him a fishing jacket with like 30 pockets (to keep him busy) He searches it and hands it back to me. I then tell him, "Thats my bag, too," trying to defer him from looking at the shirt. He starts to look through the bag. I took the jacket and tossed it on top of the shirt. He looked around and saw nothing more to search. Then he says, "Ok, everythings good. If you want, throw your stuff in my trunk and I'll drive you to the end of my jurisdiction." I agreed, trying not to look suspicious. I picked up the jacket, shirt, weed, and bowl as one and tossed it into my bag. Then I put it in his trunk and he helped me traffik my weed down the road. I got away 100% scott free. I felt just like she did. A period of extreme paranoia, followed by a sigh of relief, and a great story to tell of how i fought the law, and the law didnt win. Great video. As always. 💯😊🌳👮‍♂️🚓

[@shawnncheriyoung3597]

You can tell she thinks she's busted when she said, "I don't know, I wasn't paying attention.".. You can hear it in her voice...

[@captainconstitution4238]

Just a heads up, in case you dont know, your passenger (and you) do not need to show ID unless you are being accused of a crime that they can reasonably articulate. Your headlight being out, first off, is not a criminal act, although at that point some states still require ID for traffic infractions. However, since your passenger is not guilty of anything at all, they do not need to give ID at all, despite what the cop says, asks, or demands. Your passengers rights are in your hands, its best to be 100% aware of your rights. This situation couldve gotten real bad for both of you. Lucky you werent subjected to the full tyranny of the law. Stay safe, brother.

[@stahlschorsch]

About that when you said if he kept driving down that road he'd found the kid with the car, why didn't you tell him about it? I get that, for the sake of their own safety, people don't stop themselves and ask if the kid needs any help, but at least pointing out his position to the cop for him to check out would be the right thing to do. The cop already was trying to make the world a better place by informing you about your broken headlight, it was the next best thing he encountered, so he acted accordingly. He had no idea that there was a kid in distress, how could he? Also, you really didn't notice your headlight was out? You should notice it's suspiciously dark in front of the car, right?

[@devotee]

I think he was already a bit overwhelmed with all that warrant stuff.

[@KnowOne111]

He needed a hero like you to be there and do what needed to be done!

[@Calex12]

I didn’t expect to laugh so much 😭😂

[@Driver_Eddie]

mission accomplished : )

[@Makenziesvlog]

"I have brain damage I forget what's socially acceptable to say" lmaooooo

[@Wubsabi]

Oh my god, I love her. She has the most fun personality ever. I hope she's doing okay LMAO

[@froyo11]

2:46 cop took his eyes off him reaching into the glove compartment

[@andrewmoorman6522]

This is an incredible video. That chick is awesome, her attitude, sense of humor and demeanor is badass. Also you recap of the situation and issues with the legal system at the end is the perfect touch, super insightful of you to realize all this, and use the opportunity of going viral to make an important statement. First video of yours I've watched, definitely subscribing.

[@KeylorSwift]

I love when you shushed her. That was pure love right there. She should have asked you out after

[@RedesCat]

Cop: alright sir have a good night! Driver: thank you sir, oh by the way this girl in the back...