I Got Arrested By Corrupt Police

[@giuliociappelli]

As an Italian i can only tell you one thing: what a shame! Shame on the cops not speaking a word of english, shame on how you were treated. Sorry, we are not all like that!

[@michelezaccagnini1157]

as the translator, I completely agree, the police should be speaking english and should be less rude to a person who doesn't speak italian. If i wasnt there, i believe SUAT would be in jail for a while and he would also be fined a lot of money

[@kwaier9758]

@@michelezaccagnini1157 respect. you're a real G bro

[@333maddoxtj333]

Una vergogna, ma poi non capisco il bisogno di rompere tanto i coglioni anche dopo aver visto le foto dei documenti, il classico abuso di potere del poliziotto ignorante con la terza media, dovremmo seppellirci la testa sotto la sabbia e nasconderci per sempre, non sapere l'inglese nel 2023....

[@alasdair6654]

@@michelezaccagnini1157 you are a legend

[@zoooobat]

@@michelezaccagnini1157 sheesh

[@frankrino]

-Recklessly drivers an e-scooter through both traffic and pedestrians while carrying heavy equipment that makes him unbalanced -Almost runs over people on a sidewalk -Runs away from police officers ordering him to stop -Probably commits a misdemeanor by blasting loud music in a public place BLIMEY LADS! CORRUPT COPS!

[@higgscuts]

Imagine being bootlicker on this level 🤡

[@jomy3766]

​@@higgscutsit is simply the truth

[@higgscuts]

@@jomy3766 both of you are good npc's

[@jomy3766]

@@higgscuts so if I don't insult the cops and don't try to bribe them after running away from them I'm an npc? proud of it

[@cotyb5028]

@@jomy3766 No you're an npc because you genuinely are concerned and think he is being reckless and causing mayhem... Your a clown dude.. this guy is playing music and riding a scooter... That's why your an npc because the system tells the npcs you should be upset about this and you listen...

[@HJKampe]

"You can't enforce a law on an international civilian, if you can't understand what they're saying." That has to be one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. So I can go to a country, commit crimes, and as long as I speak a language nobody would understand, they can't arrest me?

[@LaurasLux]

I am Italian...Okay,all nice and fun but you broke some rules: 1) you can't ride an electronic scooter with equipment of that type, especially in the street it is considered "Public danger"; 2) you didn't stop at the first call of the Policemen but you said goodbye to them and continued to leave; 3) in that street it is not allowed to pass with the electronic scooter; 4) when the policemen told you "just stop" (not Pasta but "Basta fermo") you continued mocking them; 5) you must bring the documents especially if you are a foreigner because they must recognize you; 6)in that street to be able to play or make "brothel" you must have a permit or pay a fee as a "Street Artist", otherwise you will resort to a "disturbing the peace" sanction; 7) the policemen are not forced to know English language (I've never heard an American or English policeman know how to speak Italian) and that doesn't justify you, this is how it feels to be a foreigner in another city. Before playing the victim of the situation, study the rules/laws of the city and tries to abide by it. Peace and love.

[@giuseppemartino5057]

let me add "be respectful" !!

[@giors5329]

Ma è americano ma cosa ti aspetti… non sa neanche la differenza tra stato e continente

[@NoName-hg6cc]

​@@giors5329Peggio, è inglese

[@donkeymarco]

+ In Piazza di Trevi You need an authorization for commercial activities if You make a video (SUAT is paid by KZbin) and pay about Euro 1650. + "oltraggio a pubblico ufficiale" (outrage to public official, since he said to them they were corrupt (criminal charge, from 6 months to 3 years). They were lucky to not got a fine or for insulting a public officer.

[@boltyk1]

exactly. +1

[@WonderBroadcast]

I don't understand where is the corruption?

[@giulianoilfilosofo7927]

There Isn't any, he broke at least 3 Italian laws, they were far too lenient with him

[@Lvnat1c]

corruption intended as in corruption of the tactics​@@giulianoilfilosofo7927 and as far as the laws go, he would've been taken to the station, identified and fined, not closed in a jail cell for 6 hours

[@cotyb5028]

I wouldn't say corruption. But just little bitches on power trips shutting down someone for playing music.. That's the corruption just move the fuck on and let it be go find real criminals..

[@akldrugand]

@@giulianoilfilosofo7927 oh, whata crime!!

[@Simone-xe9cw]

Imo you're wrong on so many levels legally speaking... Being English doesn't give you the right to interpret other countries' laws and police procedures. Not saying they're "cool" or "right", but you gotta know what you're doing before crying victim on KZbin 😂 Saying to a policeman they're all corrupt... 🤦🏻

[@amosmezouiondosabbetta]

Exactly!! Every country have a different legislation and obviously he didn't know, also is not because he is English that all the police man have to knew English, clearly he is in Italy and HE need to speak Italian not the inverse....

[@Simone-xe9cw]

@@amosmezouiondosabbetta He made this escalate on purpose to get more views, it's a recurring theme in his videos and I'm probably falling for it too. It's just absurd ppl don't seem to notice how selfish this behavior is, not to mention the offensive (if not plainly racist, but let's give the doubt here) puns he puts here and there. Speaking Italian or not was really the least of problems after how he reacted to all the warnings they gave him. P.s.: people here saying this was a disgrace don't realize in some "western civilized countries" he would've ended up pepper sprayed (and eventually really arrested) in no time for this 🤣

[@albertoceron8528]

1. Police must not speak english. 2. He is doing that on purpose to trigger the people including police. 3. Triggering is not a crime. 4. Police officers in the video are corrupt, they are criminals. If the guy did something illegal, they have to detain him or arrest him immediately. But they are playing games.

[@G-P_H-T]

This person understands 100% that he behaved completely naked and ugly in a foreign country where there are laws, and all this for the sake of HYPE to post this video to cheat views. At home in the UK, this may not be offensive. The law of each country must be respected! If you are once knocked down on the road by a reckless rider on a scooter, then you will radically change your attitude to such antics.

[@thecommentaryking]

In this video I only see a clickbait title, disregard of public authority and laws of a foreing country and a general ignorance in the comment section about how things are. And no there was no ""corruption"" in this video.

[@gabrielemangialavori8732]

👏👏👏

[@Lvnat1c]

corruption is not always intended as accepting money to free someone, it also can be intended as corruption of the tactics. As an italian i can also confirm that different police departments in italy are as corrupt as well, so i wouldn't justify this one either

[@thecommentaryking]

@@Lvnat1c I don't really believe that anyone that uses that word means that. "As an Italian", which you clearly aren't, you should know that there aren't police "departments" in Italy but forces and corps and that all of them have problems, but corruption isn't one of them

[@Lvnat1c]

@@thecommentaryking i am 100% sure that's what he meant by corruption yes by departments i mean state police, local and carabinieri, especially in the south where i come from

[@thecommentaryking]

@@Lvnat1c I really doubt that. Also State Police and Carabinieri respectively a Corps and an Arms, and neither is a department nor are "corrupt", no matter where their members are stationed. You claim to be from Southern Italy, yet you seem to know little about Italy

[@gecgecov6655]

One advice from me - if you ever visit Bulgaria, please bring your original ID and/or passport with you. Otherwise you will be in the same situation. Good luck SUAT!

[@nadominhoca]

“You cannot enforce the law to an international civilian if they don’t understand you”… Jesus Christ.. the level of entitlement of this imbecile is too much for me…

[@valeriudaminescu4020]

yeah right before he started his journey in his room he spoke about italinas not knowing english this guy is a joke

[@giuseppeottaviani2465]

Great i can go to thè usa,do the f. I want and they cannot enforce me if i cant speak English....you should not be able to vote 😂

[@vals.1908]

SUAT is a perfect provocateur, he just bullies those cop wannabes for the sake of viral content. so, don't be so serious 😇😀

[@Lvnat1c]

if you go to a foreign country do you learn its language or speak english

[@michaeldegasperi7469]

You might call then corrupt but you didn’t show any respect either. All they asked was an ID. I am Italian myself and believe me, you can talk with the most of them. They might no speak English sometimes but it’s you who has to adapt to the country you go. And remember…try to behave as you did in the video in the USA, Russia, or even Germany, you would have been handcuffed immediately and you stuff would have been taken, in the best case. So, show some respect!

[@kevinngo1734]

Never stop, SUAT. Never Stop.

[@Abuzwebstar]

This what happens when Brits go abroad and don't respect the law of the land and act all intitled 😭😭

[@Kitty-oy5nj]

What law did he violate, that even those corrupt cops cant name, who on earth hires cops who cant speak english in a major tourist hot spot ??

[@Abuzwebstar]

​@@Kitty-oy5nj this entitled prick tried to justify his public nuisance and breaking Italian laws by posting this pathetic video to garner support from is clueless fans... Trying to get the crowd go against the police when the police are trying to deal with him and enforce law.. he choose to travel to Italy but complains that police can't speak English then tries to argue English laws to them.. an uneducated prick... A quick Google search will explain how laws relating to public order and public photography or filming police is very different in other European countries.. For example, its illegal to film police in Germany, Italy and many other European countries but it's legal in the uk

[@Nome_utente_generico]

​@@Kitty-oy5njwhat law? 1. article 141 of the Street Code: It is the driver's obligation to adjust the speed and *load* of the vehicle, (...) for the safety of people and things and to avoid any cause of disturbance to traffic. 2. Art. 659 Codice Penale . Rd 1938): Disturbance of people's occupations or rest on public roads. So, there you have it: this man is a spoiled entitled narcissist who thinks the world is an amusement park .

[@donkeymarco]

@@Kitty-oy5nj Art. 341-bis del codice penale (Oltraggio a pubblico ufficiale) Whoever, in a public place or place open to the public and in the presence of several people, offends the honor and prestige of a public official while performing an official act and due to or in the exercise of his duties, is punished with imprisonment by six months to three years.

[@vals.1908]

SUAT is a perfect provocateur, he just bullies those cop wannabes for the sake of viral content. so, don't be so serious 😇😀

[@megaplexXxHD]

im totally baffled not only by this video but also by the comment section. Why on earth does this guy think he has a god given right to do anything as he pleases? these places normally require a permit to do this kind of stuff, i dont know why he thinks hes entitled to do this and then when police ask to stop go on to disrespect them and behave like hes in kindergarten? saying your gonna stop and then turning the music up again, thats 100% provocative from his part. Also you are in another country, why would you just expect police to speak english and then again go on to offend them? Respect other countrys laws and police goddamn. 100% sure im gonna be the only negative comment here, but dont get me wrong, not trying to say he should have been stopped or the video is bad. just his behaviour not only in this video but 1 or 2 other also where it seems like there is 0 respect, behaving like hes the king

[@fortness9943]

well, when police acting like they're crazy dogs, surrounding you from all sides and touching you and your belongings/friends you can't really be nice as you're on emotions and obviously scared

[@paulodacosta82]

​@@fortness9943 in america succede di peggio...la polizia americana è molto più aggressiva

[@YacineBoussoufa]

Just for info, Italy is a stop and ID country, this means that Police can stop you and check your identity whenever they want without you having committed a crime. When the cop says "It's not allowed" he's talking about walking outside without an ID. (reference: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/italy/local-laws-and-customs )

[@Moloko_b]

Blimey, that's very draconian? but noted. ty for the info

[@nicoraff05]

Exactly. No Id can result in arrest

[@Possiblechange]

Because the person who is planning on doing nefarious things in the city is going to be driving around as a mobile DJ, on a scooter, while wearing a bright shirt and laughing while talking to people through a mic…

[@NoName-hg6cc]

​@@Possiblechange That's how law is. Otherwise you could object why shouldn't you cover you face while at the bank? You don't want to rob it!

[@Kitty-oy5nj]

Cop should learn the basics of language gramma , and not use words like "IT" but be specific, oh but its a cop so hes vague on purpose.

[@nicetrymate813]

why does he expect the officers to speak English when he’s in Italy and they’re Italian? ..

[@MrInsomniac19]

English entitlement

[@quarzoazzurro]

Il genere di turista di cui non abbiamo bisogno .

[@samswales1873]

Crazy how far these videos have come in production - smashing it

[@sebbia9701]

when the police officer told you to stop when you were on the "scooter" and you did not stop, you commited a crime.

[@orfeoassiti6669]

He also offered money to the cop, which is also a crime

[@e-zombie]

He committed more crimes than you can imagine

[@giulioBonati]

I don't see any corruption in the video. I only see an adult acting like a spoiled child.

[@DDLNX]

As long as they put the beat down. 🤣

[@rikardocastello]

I'm italian, I went to florence with a couple of friends just to visit it, it was the first time for me. Someone parked in front of our car so that we couldn't get out of the parking spot, so we called the police asking for help. The phone operator said they couldn't do anything about it, when it was obvious that the car had to be towed. We then called Carabinieri, the military police, and they told us we were right, and that we needed to call the police again. The story continued for 5 hours, it was dark outside, and even Carabinieri started arguing with the police about the situation. At the end we stopped a police car that was passing by, the officier saw the problem and got the car removed in 15 minutes. Police here is a joke, you can become and officier just with the right connections, that's it. If you have friends in police or politics, then you're god. Italy is a wonderfoul place to visit, (not in your case lol), but it's a nightmare to live in. As an italian, I apologize for what happened, much love

[@giuseppeottaviani2465]

So italian police is corrupred. At the end you said you have offered money and they did refuse. And thank God we are friendly. Thats a massive felony

[@donkeymarco]

Articolo 341 bis (oltraggio a pubblico ufficiale) Whoever, in a public place or place open to the public and in the presence of several people, offends the honor and prestige of a public official while performing an official act and due to or in the exercise of his duties, is punished with imprisonment by six months to three years. Even worse if accused for trying to cortipt a public officer. Aticolo 322 ( istigazione alla corruzione.)

[@giulioBonati]

Offering money to an official is a big felony. 3 to 8 years in jail. and he even filmed and published it here on yt

[@giulioBonati]

@@nebylicza you just can't offer money to an official. Simple as that. Anyway, this guy is a moron who thinks Rome is his playground. Breaking news: it is not

[@klaidas1350]

Keep This Up,You Are The Kinda People We Need In This Aready Sad World We live In

[@alphacharlie7005]

Man that was pure entertainment 🤣 Much love Suat 🫶🏼

[@MuffFlux]

Electric scooter down into oncoming traffic on the road and fast through a pedestrian only area with signs everywhere is definitely going to antagonise the police. If you honestly act like you didn't know it was going to piss them off you're an absolute pillock. Just own it.

[@bee9829]

Even if it is true it is no reason to tread him like this

[@tonwort]

.. the man with the strong legs!! You really should go for an marathon with all that training you have got. I love Your cheeky artistic music attacks. I have laughed so much, when you escaped the cops before. Keep it up!

[@DanielMartinez-rv6su]

This dude is proof that short guys are the most insufferable people

[@o_Ol]

This video teaches you to remember your local embassy number before going to another country.

[@BlueBadger24]

Lad u r a legend u got life and soul nobody wants to b sad and boring

[@matilda6663]

"We are in italy not in America" hahahhahaa

[@MassimilianoAngelini-j8c]

E inglese ritardato

[@riccardocanossa9994]

As a premise, I hold a bachelor's and master's degree in Italian Law (110/110 Summa cum Laude), an LLM from an English speaking country (Magna cum Laude) and I'm attending a PhD in Law at an Italian University. You showed really poor, reprehensible, and even illegal behaviour. You contravened traffic laws by driving in a dangerous way in the middle of the road. You expect Italian people to speak English, when the only official language in Italy is Italian, and that's the only language that police officers and other members of the Public Administration are expected to speak. I am a frequent traveller, unfortunately I only speak Italian, English and Spanish, and whenever I go to a foreign country (where the official language is different from the three I mentioned), I do not expect locals to speak any of them. I'm happy if they do, but it's not their fault if they don't, and I feel like I am the one "at fault" for not speaking their language. You are a foreigner in a different country, you don't know *anything* about the law in general and about Italian law in particular, and you claimed to teach police officers the Italian law. They had every right to stop you, they had every right to ask for your ID, and they had every right not to accept the pictures of your ID as a valid document, since they are NOT valid documents in Italy. You made fun of police officers of a foreign State, you disregarded any law - because you don't know them, even though you claim to teach them to those who actually know them - and you showed very uncooperative, arrogant, and frustrating behaviour. You had the audacity to say "You Italian police officers are all corrupt because you are not Americans", which is an extremely outrageous, defamatory, racist and ignorant statement. You also committed a crime by trying to bribe police officers (art. 322 of the Italian Penal Code), which is a conduct punishable by improsonment from 1 to 2.5 years when the bribe is not accepted. Also, the fact that the police officers did *not* accept your bribe shows that they are *not* corrupt. You should really reconsider your attitude and the way you behave in foreign countries. It was extremely disrespectful and provocative. You were in the Città Eterna, Roma Caput Mundi, full of culture, history, and art, in front of one of the most beautiful fountains in the world, and you showed no respect for the place that was hosting you and for the people who work there. I want to praise Italian police officers for not making the situation escalate and for handling the situation in a professional manner, and for using their discretion to decide not to punish you.

[@marcus2251]

Finalmente qualcuno che sa usare il cervello...

[@bolser]

Not knowing you HAVE to carry ID in Italy is where it all started going wrong

[@q1337]

​@@bolser isn't carrying your personal ID card at all times mandated by law in most EU countries? The fact that he didn't know this makes any defense he had against their actions null

[@bolser]

@@q1337 I agree with you, that’s just where the problems started. I think if he’d chilled out and asked to go back to his hotel like they were asking, it would have been a different ending.

[@Lvnat1c]

not reading alldat 🤣

[@EVOMAN14]

I like the choon “ you got to you got to” boom boom 👍🏼👌🏻👊🏻💪

[@leosedf]

Mussolini still alive and kicking i see.

[@rickster786]

2023 is the year where you take over KZbin 😎

[@o_Ol]

This is THE best promotion for SONY.

[@vonlobo]

SUAT FOR LIFE 🤘🥳🖖

[@yaveeya2992]

THAT IS SUCH A BUMMER.. You are such an AWESOME SOUL... KEEP DOING WHAT YOUR DOING..!!

[@austinkramer]

this so well done, thank you so much!!!

[@ploughable]

Mate, I love your videos but please consider the fact that: 1. There is a new anti-rave law in Italy, that states where is gathering of people and music, it's illegal 2. The police doesn't need to know English since in Italy the official language is Italian. 3. In a foreign country I advice you to have a little more respect After saying the above, keep that your're doing and the positivity ;)

[@eduardorivera7723]

lmao but they wanna hang arround tourist spots maybe they should know english since its one of the most spoken languages?? lol and italy relies on toursim

[@vicTorey]

sounds like a miserable place to visit then

[@andreabianchi6156]

@@eduardorivera7723 speaking english should be required for Police officers BUT it's up to tourists when they visit a foreign country to be able to handle themselves. You are the guest in a country that Is not your own

[@paulodacosta82]

​@@vicTorey id iot

[@steeeeeeeeeeee]

​@@eduardorivera7723 dove c'è scritto che si debba parlare inglese? L'unica lingua ufficiale è l'italiano, nel momento in cui si viene fermati e portati in caserma si ha diritto ad un interprete stop

[@0utCl34n]

A good idea would be to get yourself a local friend wherever you go to prevent such and other situations. Potentially less trouble and more fun and new connections. I hope that everything is good. Best wishes.

[@daigoro1381]

keep dreaming, nothing would change having Italian friends in this situation, maybe you don't know that the police in Italy are much more condescending with foreigners than with Italians! contiuna a sognare, non cambierebbe nulla avere amici italiani in questa situazione, forse non sai che la polizia in Italia è molto più accondiscendente con gli stranieri che non con gli italiani!

[@jonahcurrie387]

Evil doesn’t like joy , love and happiness .❤

[@JuanCarlosMH]

I dont think that not even trying to speak the language of a country you are visiting aligns with your philosophy of sharing love and vibes.

[@e-zombie]

I also want to add that i dont think that committing crimes in foreign countries is classified as spreading love

[@SnufflySpy]

I liked this almost documentary style format. Good change of pace

[@bigsmoke3173]

the are many things that get Italian police upset: speeding with the electric scooter in the middle of crowded areas and endangering others, avoiding the issued stop while using the scooter was a vary bad choice, it's like avoiding a traffic stop and this alone could get you into trouble making loud noises, playing music at high volume without a special permit that has to be issued to every street performer, and the thing you have to absolutely avoid is making fun of them like laughing, continuing to play the music while they are issuing orders, and refusing to second their request. I can understand the frustation of the language and the fact that they touch also the euipment, but we don't mess around with the police here, you have to second their requests and most importantly act pacefully with respect I'm sad that a nice country like this gave you the worst memories

[@sifpaulfernandezthewingchundao]

Bravo grazie, oltre il fatto che si è infilato telecamere ovunque sia nella macchina della polizia oppure (nel suo sedere) senza mai chiedere permesso e questo è già un reato

[@francescoceccarini4417]

Non avevo visto l'inizio..un pochino pericoloso veloce con quella attrezzatura tra la gente..

[@baba.beatbox]

I suoi video erano divertenti, con questo qui mi ha fatto incazzare. Ha sprecato l’unica occasione per farsi apprezzare dal pubblico italiano. Arrogante, impulsivo e falso, una maschera. E come al solito, l’immagine dell’Italia costruita da questo idiota sarà quella che nel mondo tutti vedranno.

[@andrewwhite8762]

This is fucking gold!

[@zackfair6964]

ud have better luck winning the lottery than getting equal respect from authority

[@petergedd9330]

Respect is due....to you!!!!

[@grbadalamenti]

Police is corrupt is a big and bold statement...hope you have some noteworthy lawyers and bring some rock hard evidence as the Rome metropolitan police will most like sue you for false allegations.

[@MMaRsu]

Possible to sue them?

[@soxs9527]

Send a Sue-at them…

[@jasonburns9488]

I’d let it go, this video is gonna go over 1 million. I think SUAT won

[@yaboydolphin]

Lol 1 million? ​@@jasonburns9488

[@C.S.T]

SUAT you little ball of energy 💚💙💜 we love you mate hillarious brother

[@djtillz1934]

Only jus started watching your videos and this is amazing I’ve never seen anything like it keep up the good work!

[@darnassiannightsaber7835]

You said you've been working hard in the studio, man - you've been working hard EVERYWHERE! 😂 Respect!

[@CatelynnMarie]

SUAT i fucking love your videos so much. you've inspired me so much and your content has helped me through some rough times. i am so sorry this happened to you and your partner as well! your whole team! thank you for all you do to spread kindness, inspiration, and magic through music whether it's online content worldwide or an actual live, in person experience.

[@lele-sm9ii]

HANNO RAGIONE I VIGILI, RISPETTO ED EDUCAZIONE SEMPRE

[@2BAvalon]

Ma hanno ragione cosa? Lo hanno. Portato dentro perché dovevano identificarlo visto che non ha di documenti. Cosa non necessaria perché è un personaggio pubblico facilmente identificabile. È stato uno spreco di tempo per loro inutile visto la. Delinquenza vera che c'è a Roma.

[@handonthegat2989]

SUAT! Always a legend! And those scooter skills were LEGENDARY! Big up from Canada!

[@laundurette2419]

May I ask what battery you use to power this setup? I have the same Denon DJ and would like to give raves outdoors full battery powered.

[@daigoro1381]

Grazie! Guardando il tuo video ho finalmente capito a cosa si riferisce Putin quando parla di decadenza dell'Occidente

[@SevenskyGaming]

We missed ya brotha. Can't wait to see more of u

[@chesolder871]

This was filmed sick! Love the Filming in your office! Shame about what has happened though but editing was sweet

[@Alex_Rome]

Do british cops speak italian?

[@fortness9943]

english is international language, italian - not

[@Alex_Rome]

@@fortness9943 english is the language of england. A little island full of entitled people expecting everybody to speak their language when they travel abroad.

[@wrestlingfan-yq1wh]

Are all Italian tourists respectful when abroad, no. Yes, i think suat was being kind of hostile and fightsome yet I’ve witnessed Italiam tourists in America being just as needlessly rude and feisty when talking to American security staff at JFK International Airport in New York City, America. So rudeness and shameful behavior is also found and misplayed by Italian fandlers too. Look at yourselves in the mirror youse are no better than the rest. You’re just as hatesome and shameful. Look at yourselves in the mirror, and get over the sooth that you don’t have any weight anymore as a country. Youse have fallen, it’s over. Others like the English ans the Americans outreached youse. They beat you in every field of life and competition. Youse just couldn’t hold up. I ettle you to stop being so bitter and boastful. You lost game over for you bitch

[@giulianoilfilosofo7927]

​@@fortness9943get ready to have your Angloid Bubble shattered then, because nobody gives a fuck about English outside of the Anglosphere unless it's for business purposes.

[@barabara79]

I polizziotti sono stati troppo buoni!Ci hai preso in giro tutti!

[@Biscia01]

As italian that love music, what a shame dude. But, see the fact in another prospective, you saw the Colosseo on Police car with sirenes on at 90 km/h, great experience! I Hope u Will come again in our country for share your music! Big up man!

[@e-zombie]

What this KZbinr did was illegal stop being apologetic

[@Biscia01]

​@@e-zombie Justsarcasm dude, it's free use it sometimes! Have a good life man

[@e-zombie]

@Biscia01 its not sarcasm when you go around causing troubles.

[@donutman8091]

"it's not my problem" like bruh you wanted to be a police officer

[@TrumpetGuy26]

Ikr

[@e-zombie]

This guy breached many laws the police was far too lenient since they could have arrested him

[@JREone]

You brighten my days with your videos, sorry to hear they acousted you hope it doesn't deter you from making more videos .

[@blanc]

Keep doing what you're doing mate! That Includes Lu as well, pair of legends spreading love and I'm all here for that! Keep it real and keep the content coming G's 🤍

[@VitoRecordsARG]

Tremendo! Soy de Argentina y es una locura que te traten como un criminal solo por el hecho de hacer musica y exponerla en la calle. Haces muy bien publicando y explicando la situación, no podemos tolerar semejante violencia departe de "las autoridades".

[@darioa.5381]

ha violado la ley sin papeles, ¿Qué pensabas que pasaría?

[@VitoRecordsARG]

@@darioa.5381 Cual ley? Tenemos que dejar de ser tan reprimidos por los oligarcas del poder político legislativo. Lo que hace SUAT es una expresión de arte, no molesta a nadie, no daña a nadie, de hecho si el hubiese ido al ayuntamiento y hubiese pagado una tasa no hubiese tenido ningún problema, se entiende a lo que voy? Hay abuso de poder departe de las "autoridades"

[@darioa.5381]

@@VitoRecordsARG Si hubiera ido al municipio, nadie le habría autorizado a hacer música tan cerca de la fontana de Trevi. Está prohibido para todos. Primera ofensa. Además, es un extranjero extracomunitario que anduvo sin pasaporte. Reincidencia. Le ofreció dinero a un policía. Tercer delito, allí se arriesgó a una denuncia penal. Máximo respeto para los que deciden infringir la ley y pagan las consecuencias, no para los que viven en Disneylandia y realmente no creen que haya reglas. Te guste o no, hay gente a la que le cabrea un DJ en plena calle. El mundo también es de ellos.

[@VitoRecordsARG]

​@@darioa.5381 Disculpa, tenes razón, perpetua para SUAT por hacer musica cerca de una fuente de agua y por andar sin unos papeles... Tenemos que respetar a raja tabla las leyes que promulgan gente como Putin... Slds!

[@darioa.5381]

@@VitoRecordsARG you wonna change the law? Change the law instead of whining on the web.

[@ChristopherBossake]

Who let the dogs out? Who Who Who Who Who?

[@hackmasterjay3085]

Keep going bro! Don't let anyone keep you from spreading love, happiness and music to the world! I liked and subscribed on the very first video I came across of yours in my feed which is the NAMM 2024 video. It's a very wholesome and positive thing you are doing! Music can turn even the grumpiest frown upside down! ;) I will definitely be putting your name out everywhere in FL where I am currently at!

[@peteypete5996]

I know how you feel. I'm from Australia and moved to italy to live and work pre covid. Bought an apartment down south too. The law enforcement here are very different. Just need to be careful and stick to the rules and you'll be right. I can def understand how seeing you were doing would have fired them up. They just couldn't handle the SUATISM! Love it.

[@drummersnare6276]

“Just need to be a good little slave and do whatever the police/government says and you won’t be put in jail”. Sounds like a great way to live

[@SeDjEmAsH]

@@drummersnare6276 1984

[@Mkm0ka]

nha, you just have to be smart about it, if you stick out too much they axe you as an example but if you keep a low profile you can do whatever in italy lmao its the wild west really

[@drummersnare6276]

@@Mkm0ka no you can’t, you get arrested for playing music in public in Italy, it’s nowhere close to America.

[@Mkm0ka]

@@drummersnare6276 its not the music, here in italy lately electric scooters are at the center of attention for several accidents, he just passed the police riding with all his gear that was visibly throwing out his balance and riding between peoples, they would still have told him to turn off the music probably but their manners were that bad for the riding. also as i said in the previous post, italy has laws, but they rarely get enforced at all IF you dont stick out, grabbing all the attention is the perfect way to get made into an example here, they NEED examples to trample the idea that laws are arbitrary here lmao

[@Noobish1337]

Some friends Ive been with in italy last year had a similar experience with the italian police. They took 2 of them into custody an dumped both of them on the backseat of the police car which only had one seat and a wall, kinda tiny space. Both of them are really big guys and really had claustrophobia kickin' in back there. Also, NONE of them spoke english, all of them just continued speaking italian even though they knew we could not understand them at all..at the end they were held for like 7 hours and released after Lets all send an email to that police department and educate them about law and rights (the one in the video)

[@демкен]

wait a minute, italian police must know the language of any foreigner who visit italy? it means that in england, finland, russia, japan or any other country police must know italian to deal in the street with italian tourists? this case shows a sure abuse and not professional behavior (but not corruption that is another thing) from italian police, that's for sure, but u can't pretend that police must speak your language in their country...

[@jgpacheco21]

@@демкен They were clearly saying phrases in english even though the understanding of the translation wasnt all there. Soo some of them did understand english at the very least. They even had a translator ffs. Also english is arguably the first or second most spoken language in the world. Patrolling an area that is very populated by tourist and not being able to understand english is poor management on their part.

[@демкен]

@@jgpacheco21 this is another point i think, the matter is that there is no a legal duty or principal where push police (in any country) to speak languages of foreigner tourists, in case of criminal charge of course there are conventions who provide official translator but it is not the case of video, english has 460 million mother tongue, chinese 960 million, hindi 415 million, spain 442 million, so how many language police of any country should speak to please tourists? this has nothing to do with the real unprofessional conduct of italian police ps: half of tourists in rome comes from asia do you pretend they speak also mandarin japanese and chines?

[@Noobish1337]

@@демкен I've never heard of that, but I would expect that at least the police in tourist towns should speak english. I don't know why, but even many young people in Italy can't speak english. About 4 years ago I was at a raw/hardcore event near Lake Garda. We could hardly find english speaking people there, and when we did, it was mostly a foreigner :D

[@демкен]

@@Noobish1337 1) excuse me, why italian people should speak english? 2) excuse me, about tourism in italy there are every year around: - 5 million germans - 1.4 switzerlands - 1.3 french - 950k austrian - 838k holland - 806k great britain so ... italians should speak english? in garda most of them they speak german, so take your english monopolist mind and leave at home, and start also you to study italian ... as many europeans does

[@Ner0xci]

Not sure why the police should be able to speak English in a foreign country. It surely would be nice if they do so and would make things way easier, but to be honest you were acting up unnecessarily and made the situation even worse. Maybe i would think differently if i was in that situation, but that's what i get from watching the video.

[@MrMurphdog96]

love these videos, keep making them bro!

[@Guttz90]

Content on fire! Editing on point 🔥🔥 SUAT One To Watch!

[@andre7733]

@SUAT , you're a complete MADMAN, I wanna party with you !!! 🤟

[@JimMorris-BigLakeMedia]

Brother! You have got to cross the pond and bring your positive vibes to the USA! You will be welcome with open arms!

[@marcobeste953]

I'm sorry mate, that was bad and all but you to understand, in Italy to cause all that mayhem on a public road you need a permit, so the police was in the right, it wasn't handled nicely at all, but they are still in their full rights, this is not America, the police here has waaaaaaaaay more power🤷 You really need to check the laws of the places you go to a bit better bruh

[@conservat1vepatr1ot]

Uh, police have ALL the power here. We just like to pretend we have rights. We lose 9/10 disputes we have with law enforcement even when the law is on our side. That said, you’re correct, we need to educate ourselves on the laws of the countries we visit.

[@jeffcozins7733]

My wife asked me to stop singing “Wonderwall” to her. I said maybe...

[@o_Ol]

I thought that boy was Timmy Chalamet.

[@nadominhoca]

“Sharing and connecting with people”…. But ONLY if you speak English…

[@bk_1984]

You're such a legend Suat.

[@lorenzotorrieri9840]

First of all this is not the Italian police, but only the police of the municipality of Rome, they don't have many powers. Second, you can't say that the Italian police is corrupt because it's not true and you were lucky that you didn't get heavy fines for this defamation. You must be afraid of the American police, the Italian police are subject to very strict controls by the Italian judiciary.

[@bassyjay6281]

Derek's man everywere 😂😂 SUAT IS A LEGEND MAN COMON

[@michaelchuda3558]

What's the name of that dxnby track at 2:30?

[@MegaPeterlustig123]

You are provocative so I think it is fine how they reacted. You don’t even try to find a solution. I know you are doing it for the click so all good but imagine everyone would do that..

[@ThunderSilence]

@MegaPeterlustig123, oh man, get your stick out of your ass and take a dump! 🚽

[@jimca7350]

✋De France 🇨🇵

[@mateo08c]

Un francais 👀👀

[@Chris.]

what do you expect, its Italy and you are English

[@deejayitalo]

Well let's make clear that this wouldn't happen in the North of italy

[@vincent264]

@@deejayitalo credici

[@thgilne5060]

You were arrested while acting like me in Rome? Well now I know where not to go. 😂❤

[@walldorlukkas]

You should come to Romania next! The cops are just like in Italy... but it's worth it i swear :D

[@FortuneXBT]

So sad to see this. I'm from Rome, and unfortunately, the cops are completely deranged; I've yet to have a good experience with them. Hope that doesn't ruin your image of Italy, bro!

[@Tsume_-]

Se ti comporti a modo non hai problemi

[@filippodotto8424]

you didn't stop at the police stop and make fun of them, what did you expect?

[@Kenleygozer]

Bull shit awkward animal

[@metriotescomment5269]

The funny thing is that you’ve commuted multiple felonies just by posting this video on KZbin without cancelling police officers’ faces/voices. And, if it wasn’t enough, insulting them. Wake up

[@UltimateEnd0]

Blah, blah ,blah shutup

[@metriotescomment5269]

@@UltimateEnd0 dude are you ok?

[@UltimateEnd0]

@@metriotescomment5269 Yes, I am fine and perfectly lucid. How's the gaslighting going?

[@metriotescomment5269]

@@UltimateEnd0 I think you're so delusional...

[@UltimateEnd0]

@@metriotescomment5269 My question is how does one 'commute' a felony?

[@u_u6397]

They were probably thinking your dj set is a bomb and it could explode after beat ends

[@conservat1vepatr1ot]

In fairness, them beat are the bomb. Ha.

[@thatbodymechanic]

Legend. Love your stuff. Expect bookings.

[@AE-uj7qc]

I've had the same experience. Once I was detained at Italian customs for several hours, treated like the greatest criminal for no reason at all. Hours later I was able to leave. I'll never go to Italy again, that's enough for me and I advise everyone not to go to Italy.

[@stex83]

Well we have so many tourists to be honest, we can live without you. Just say why you were detained, you didn't explained shit. They might have detained you for good reasons.

[@AE-uj7qc]

@@stex83 completely without reason. But you're not quite right either, as you can see from your comment. if there had been a reason we wouldn't have been able to leave after a few hours. Assholes who found it funny. and there are such beautiful countries, don't worry I can do without Italy. It's a shame because not all Italians are like you and customs back then.

[@stex83]

would be interesting to know something about your perfect country, I guess its flawless..superior race! Still I need to know what you did to be detained though, still nothing came from you sly man.

[@AE-uj7qc]

@@stex83 I wrote it, I drove across the border. customs controls. can not you read? I or we did nothing.

[@giusmed4542]

So, you didn't protest at your embassy? They treated you with no reason? It's a crime.

[@gabrielclimb]

Dude, ... U are wrong

[@thVatnikSuperbonkerRgt]

This is the problem of the whole world. County’s don’t allow the people to have fun, I mean without breaking rules.

[@MYLOVEFORCHINA20]

Keep up the good work son it is absolutely BANGIN. And your mate DXNBY is off the planet can you please give me his tune on this vid

[@ivansagafonovs1764]

Hello SUAT! What a song name on 2:20 ? Thanks in advance