"I paid for this!" Off Duty Officer Detains Citizen

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@Chris-op8tt]

"Don't tase me, bro:" Please it's a youtube relic.

[@TELEVISIONARCHIVES]

There's no such thing as an off-duty police officer

[@sharkysmachine9248]

Excellent ending monologue, very informative and nicely done.

[@deepstatethrombosis]

I was finally able to find your Patreon on the Patreon app! Joined up! Thanks for the videos.

[@mjsimunovich013]

Audit the Audit I’d really like you guys cover the Utah nurse video where the nurse if following the hospital policy that was agreed on by the hospital and police.

[@challism]

"I'm a cop, I can do whatever I want" that prevailing belief is the main problem with the police.

[@ElenaBonbon]

The policeforce is infested with clan members and they should be held accountable for their rascist actions. They should be screened 100% before allowed in the policeforce.

[@bucknunley359]

You are ignoring that the responding officer made no assumptions and did his job professionally. One piece of shit does not make a pile of shit.

[@CrazyAboutVinylRecords]

@@bucknunley359 Perhaps not. But a lot of pieces of shit do make a pile of shit.

[@trickmaster32]

@@ElenaBonbon man it's almost like they should do something like a background check. Sure wish they did those. Sure wish they interviewed people connected to them down to middle school teachers to get a gauge on who they are. Wouldnt that help so much? Oh wait...

[@HaplessOne]

@@ElenaBonbon my question is how much racism has to exist in the government for the klan to not be considered a terrorist organization yet? It shouldn't really even have to be a debate.

[@vincenttraylor1696]

that police officer was a police officer for 20 years. Imagine the shit he got away with.

[@mrdave2112]

every case he has ever worked on needs to be reviewed.

[@arnoldfossman1701]

@@mrdave2112 I agree.

[@torrubirubi]

Exactly. Things changed, but the guy kept doing what he always did.

[@kellyheitmann5257]

Didn't think if that... 😨scary!

[@adventureguy8930]

yea sadly for him world get better and better with these laws fuck these fkin pigs

[@thefreedomadvocate6579]

It's good to see another officer correct another's mistake.

[@RBZ-1]

correct it AND admit wrongdoing to the victim...a true rarity

[@mred8002]

And they say unicorns aren’t real....

[@thefreedomadvocate6579]

@Flat FLSTF I believe all cops aren't bad BUT about 95 percent are......

[@thefreedomadvocate6579]

@@RBZ-1 one of the reasons I quit law enforcement. Lack of integrity is a real problem.

[@markrayes2973]

@@thefreedomadvocate6579 couldn't agree more ... but it's obvious to see a honest cop , a cop being honest due to being educated, and ....a corrupt piece of crap like this old slurring fart shown here

[@nspring06]

Can we all just take a minute to appreciate the 2nd officer who responded and put the first one right in his place? Kudos to him for correcting his colleagues behavior and de-escalating the situation.

[@gracieg7601]

Thank God cooler heads prevailed. And deputy jones was fired. And then he stands there lying. Is that deputy drunk?

[@colemix1852]

That's fine, but fuck the department that let this guy have a job for 20 years

[@jjmah7]

Yeah I was about to make this comment myself. It sucks that the good cops seem to be the minority these days, but it is very important to make note of them when we see them

[@LexsquisiteReads]

I believe the 2nd officer knew that the deputy was inebriated. You could tell by the slurred speech, and most likely there was an odor. I believe that's a major factor in why he was ultimately fired, as that would've been a huge liability to both Nordstrom Rack and the PD.

[@TheSlymmfish]

I want to personally thank you for sharing our video and our story with your audience..and thank everyone for their support and positive feedback! Gratitude 🙏🏽

[@mikegriffin5440]

You and your cousin did a great job standing up to that Tyrant, and keeping your cool.

[@WillyDIreland]

Fair play to you pal you were very reasonable even though you were being harassed.

[@DesignedbyHumans]

Good work here guys! That guy was insane

[@Undertaker67203]

Gentlemen, you were awesome in the face of a bad cop. So often we see videos of people losing their cool, or resisting when they have warrants or are clearly in the wrong, and the outcomes are terrible. You were absolutely within your rights, stood your ground firmly but calmly, asking the right questions and doing the right things. It’s videos like yours that will truly make a difference and serve to bring people together with a common goal rather than divide. I would have liked to see one of you call 911 but that may not have been possible at that time. Keep up the good, honest fight!

[@UtSlpilot]

You should have made a citizen’s arrest on Deputy Jones for illegal imprisonment. Loosing his job(s) isn’t enough, some jail time, a healthy attorney’s bill, and a large civil judgment against this tyrant is completely in order. The city police officer didn’t do his job either.

[@Definesleep938]

"i got my rights to do anything i want to do , i am a police officer" sounds like a 5 year old playing cop lmao

[@SeanVplayer]

Eric Cartman "Respect my AUTHORATYE"!!

[@abadran8174]

Although funny, a real scary thought, isn't it?

[@nojustno1216]

That 🐽 has watched too many Gestapo movies... 🤔

[@warrenny]

im thinking this has got to be the cheapest SNL skit I've ever seen

[@tlk2348]

Nazi Germany!

[@johnmills31]

A twenty year veteran? I can only imagine how many people were victims of that tyrant over the last 20 years especially before all the cameras.

[@patrickjackson1253]

At least they wont have to worry no more about his drunk behind.

[@azopene]

It is sad and scary these obese tyrants with badges are still on the job.

[@dapo3538]

The officer was confused because he thought it was 1950 and he could harass black people and get away with it

[@lizhongshen]

veteran? wonder how many civilians in Mideast got killed by people like this guy and people in U.S. are still wondering why Mideast people hate America.

[@jeffm9770]

Makes you wonder if her is completely ignorant of the law or just doesn't care. You'd think a 20 year veteran would know the law.

[@vernonwood1311]

The officer who arrived at seen was a very knowledgeable and none combative individual and deserves the respect he most likely receives from the public at large.

[@therealchayd]

He's a grown-up real-life version of Eric Cartman "I AM A COP AND YOU WILL RESPECT MY AUTHORITAH!"

[@JoseMedina-jt7ip]

😂😂😂 exactly what I was thinking

[@Scarethelocals]

WOW, that is a damn near perfect observation. Good one

[@hunter_hult]

That was the first thing I thought about when I heard him start talking

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

2:28 wow!

[@MrWitchellJean]

Why did I read this with Eric voice in my head

[@Jay-Niner]

There’s no amount of training that can ever fix that guy’s attitude. He needs to never work in law enforcement again

[@atteleskinenphotography2731]

And he never will.

[@dizzywun1950]

This is a mindset that is grown in law enforcement officers over the course of their career some of them may start out as trying to do good and trying to protect the community and over the years they evolved into the Arrogant assholes that we see now that think their badges make them God

[@jnwms]

He's probably a security officer now

[@dmkuchins6646]

@G Riv ROFLOL!!!!

[@Iansco1]

@SkankHunt42 Fired from Nordstrom. Cant get cerified to be a rent a cop.

[@jeremylevie2263]

He sounds drunk as all hell, and the best part of this whole thing? He was fired within 2 hours of his supervisor seeing this!

[@theldraspneumonoultramicro405]

he was drunk as all hell, on power, power that he did not even have.

[@skate4twente]

Drunk af

[@johnnybravo32272]

His supervisor is probably the Walmart manager!

[@elmdos479]

He got fired while being off duty 🤦‍♂️

[@hcllow_]

@@elmdos479 how the hell you get fired on your day off

[@yumnits2946]

The moment he screamed "I CAN DO WHATEVER I WANT!! I'M A COP!!" he earned a fat F from me.

[@BenedictMHolland]

I mean, until cameras... they could. Also, after cameras, they still mostly can.

[@yumnits2946]

@@BenedictMHolland you're not helping

[@BenedictMHolland]

@Yumnits oh, it's really horrible but honestly, police started as slave catchers. The head of the Georgia KKK headed the GBI for decades. Police simply murdered people with absolute impunity. Now they can murder people with little to no consequences. Videos showed that police likely have lied forever and we should probably never trust them. Not great. I love cameras.

[@yumnits2946]

@@BenedictMHolland you're just stating the obvious, now

[@BenedictMHolland]

@@yumnits2946 true. How does that not help?

[@mikeschmidt3810]

Had there been no video, it would have been the deputy's word against the citizens. This is precisely why everyone should record every interaction with the police regardless of the professionalism of the officer or deputy.

[@michaellowe3665]

Real professional officers wont care if you record them.

[@TEverettReynolds]

Get a dashcam, your life could depend on it someday...

[@OmniscientWarrior]

Well, they also have the report of the other officer to comport with their story.

[@mikeschmidt3810]

@@michaellowe3665 I agree. But I take no chances.

[@mikeschmidt3810]

@@TEverettReynolds I have one to record front and rear events. Rexing is the brand, I think.

[@jackrich884]

The 2nd officer is the type we need more of, Fair and reasonable

[@avnmech]

I promise you I would never do this to anyone. The US is a free county, I'm not checking your papers. This Officer is out of control.

[@rodh1404]

Fully agreed. I see lots of comments on this type of video which claim all cops are bad cops. Here in this video, we do see an example of a very bad (ex) cop. But we also see an example of a cop who is doing exactly what he is supposed to do. The difference is like night and day. I feel it is very important to support police officers who are doing their job properly. Police officers do need to issue tickets occasionally and even make arrests. If that's what the job requires, let them do it and get the matter sorted out in court if necessary. But in the minds of the public, police officers can and often do go too far, even if they're technically within their legal rights, and I believe police officers should do their level best not to cross that line.

[@blackericdenice]

I can't believe he got on the black guys side. He maybe one of the few good cops.

[@blackericdenice]

@@rodh1404 I'm the "AC-ABC all cops are bad cops" man. That comment don't apply to this video. All black people want is to be treated fair.

[@cdjhyoung]

@@blackericdenice Maybe he managed to grow up not seeing color. Their are a ever growing number of those types of people around. We just need more of them in the police ranks.

[@suicidesquid3581]

Imagine being this guy's wife. "Honey dont leave your beer cans everywhere." *I CAN DO WHATERR I WANT I'M PLEES SAUCER!*

[@flameousart]

This one got me dying and the way how he said it is unbelievable !thank god they had cameras!

[@ronque23]

Suicide Squid Now he’ll have more time to stay home and beat his wife

[@deano43]

This comment made my day. Lol plees saucer.

[@W.Isarnorix.D]

Respact mah authoritah! 😎

[@bunberrier]

Deputy Dentures

[@davemccage7918]

This video should be a mandatory watch for everyone in the police Academy in the entire country.

[@stevejohnson4196]

you know you having a bad day when you get fired from your full time job because of what you did at your part time job, you basically got fired on your day off.

[@rexmedina4561]

“How do you get fired on your day off?”💀

[@nelsonadorno2910]

@@rexmedina4561 funny i was thinking of the same thing.

[@krisspkriss]

Officer sounds drunk or high. He is slurring badly.

[@c433z]

@@krisspkriss I think he's just old and out of shape.

[@Atom.Storm.]

@@rexmedina4561 If I came in here and so no Friday quotes...:):):)

[@RebelMan-]

I love how the officer who arrived didn’t jump to any conclusion and did his job regardless of race. 2 thumbs up to that officer and we need many more of you out there. Someone promote that cop!

[@Sandwich13455]

theres no such thing as race police!

[@ramjet6458]

you are an idiot

[@72rrwilson]

BOOBIE FEEŤ you my friend are a dumbass!!!

[@MultiChrisjb]

@@ramjet6458 who is an idiot?

[@daltonhauersperger3379]

Boobiefeet is a dumbass because cops arrest people if they are black

[@fjpoggemann]

7:39 "They didn't steal any items. They bought a bunch of items, but . . ." You can see the mall cop's brain do a quick reset as he realizes he has no good reason to stop these guys.

[@ThrowFence]

Just about stopped himself in time saying "..., but they're black".

[@CutThroatJuggalo]

This is a clear example of profiling. He thought they were suspicious because it was two black gentlemen spending a lot of money.

[@jasond8734]

Listening to him attempt to explain to cop #2 why he was harassing them was the best part.

[@stephengrigg5988]

You could tell he knew he fucked up right at the beginning when he threatened them with a supervisor. They said ok, and then he tried to backpedal, and didnt want to bring the supervisor because he knew it was an illegal stop but he just couldn't set that huge ego aside.

[@rmscots]

No...no he never came to that realization. He was trying to figure out why only one cop came and not the entire force.

[@kajoeyla]

“I got my rights to do anything I wanna do. I’m a police officer!” That’s all I needed to know.

[@georgeanthony7282]

As a former law enforcement officer, I can tell you from experience... working with a fellow officer who has a chip on his shoulder can be quite problematic. Sounds to me as though this individual should have been terminated long ago.

[@dureengabriel1315]

Thank you for your service and God bless you.

[@KIDhazama]

So now that you've said this you should know what ima ask... Have you ever arrested, issued tickets, ect, to an officer you knew did wrong and if so would you mind telling us what happened?

[@1981bevo]

should have never been HIRED in the first place 20 years ago!

[@noelsarabia70]

Where you a “good” cop? Because I can say with confidence that you never arrested a fellow officer for breaking the law. Which means youre just as good as the “chip on his shoulder” cop.

[@gertbonk7075]

I am sure you always backed up your partner in court.....

[@NewDawnMerc]

“I can do whatever I want because I’m a police officer” and yet they wonder why everyone hates them

[@ronque23]

NewDawnMerc he was in full race soldier mode

[@adamlogan384]

I only heard one guy saying that. You're profiling them the same way you say it's wrong to profile, say, a black man. Doesn't seem consistent with the issues you have regarding police/police work.

[@benyoumans9072]

Everybody doesn't hate them. For the most part, they keep our homes and streets safe. Keep your priorities straight before spewing hate yourself

[@stlsaint1]

@@adamlogan384 That is a lie. If you watch this channel alone you will see many officers doing the wrong thing so stop lying. This is just one channel that showcases improper officer actions all the time. But yeah keep up the "few bad apples" bs.

[@stlsaint1]

@@benyoumans9072 Cops do not keep your homes safe nor streets, hence the word...streets.

[@pancak355]

The fact that this guy was ever hired as an officer, much less for 20 years, is a complete and total failure of the US justice system

[@rupertcarnegie8811]

I am an ex cop some cop really believes they can do whatever they want because they can fabricate stories and they DA or Judge will believe them.

[@madtabby66]

Once you're in it seems the worse you are the more the union will fight for you.

[@chouseification]

@@rupertcarnegie8811 only because his fellow officers never bothered to teach him to be human OR ELSE. Sadly, your entire profession is rotten to the core, because you stick up for bad officers over innocent civilians, turn a blind eye, etc.

[@damyr]

Obviously, in this case, the justice system overall worked fine, as the officer was fired from his job. Tho, the educational part of the system is lousy and needs to be completely reinstalled. Cops don't need to be lawyers, but knowledge and awareness of basic human rights should be a necessity and they should be tested at least once per year. I'm trying to imagine how they hire police officers... Do they just give someone a badge and a gun, tell them to say their oath and send them out on the street, right after that? Don't they need to attend some courses and tests about policing and their duties, before they could be made officers? Do we still live in the 1900s?

[@andyrihn1]

@@chouseification if there really were good cops they’d be taking turns curb stomping bad cops out of existence

[@TurdFurgeson571]

"Why are you pulling me over?" "Because you want to run your mouth to me." In a just world, that would be the end of his career right there. He'd also compensate them for law enforcement malpractice.

[@mikesmith1181]

In a just world (in times past) this tyrant would have gotten punched in the mouth.

[@TurdFurgeson571]

@@mikesmith1181 When did people assault police for their misconduct? I can't say I've heard a lot about those times. I think that would only add arrows to their quiver, though, so I'd advise against harming LEOs -- or anyone really.

[@marklutz95]

He was fired. The second officer who arrived didn't back him up. It is time to acknowledge that the system worked in this instance.

[@TurdFurgeson571]

@@marklutz95 Then the system worked in this instance. Good news. Thanks for sharing the update.

[@zanews23]

@@TurdFurgeson571 It’s not an update, it was literally said in the video, lol.

[@terrymofmich]

"I'm a police officer and I can do whatever I want" is all you need to hear.

[@RedneckSith]

If I were a sheriff, police chief, post commander, etc. and one of my officers said that they'd be out the door, and I'd do my best to make sure they never worked in law enforcement again. That is exactly the kind of person who has no business being a police officer.

[@silverblade357]

@@RedneckSith Agreed. This is one of those cases where the thin blue line cut his throat.

[@cdjhyoung]

@@silverblade357 You also need to recognize the actions of his superiors. None of this 'we need to investigate this further' crap we so often hear. They saw how he acting and canned his ass. That is true justice.

[@CaptnCrunch247]

@@cdjhyoung - Or damage control... I'd like to believe his termination was carried out in good faith, but more often than not its just an attempt at saving face and protecting the department's public image..

[@YHWHthegreatIAM]

He’s got the right to be a statistic too.

[@ChibiTheEdgehog]

Deputy: look at em driving with a valid license and legally buying stuff in my city .

[@geraldfrost4710]

How dare they! (sarcasm. I've been warned to be clear about this before.)

[@youdontknowme3935]

*while being black.

[@snikksnakk4445]

Yep, that's all this was. Shopping, walking and driving home while black. I am glad this asshat lost his job.

[@LadyOya]

Some of these racist cops don't like to see black people doing good and living good.

[@Karn3fice]

THEYS BE HOLLARIN AT ME THRO THY WINDUH OVAH THEYAH THEYS BE SUSPICIOUS

[@Demon-tl3ev]

"I'm a police officer and can do whatever I want " that's the problem right there

[@naughtmeenaym869]

He will get a job teaching criminal justice in a small school district I bet. Bad karma

[@Seattle-2017]

Well, for two more hours he can.

[@lloydnelson778]

The suspicion he had ..they were black..

[@navigator1372]

He pretty much fills the stereotype of the pig mindset. He verbally confirmed that. Hope someone puts hands on him. It's not really about if he committed a crime. He just wants to run him for warrants. If he's off duty I'd give him the finger and drive off. If he tried to detain me after that I'd best his ass to an inch of his life

[@navigator1372]

He put that pig in unemployment. Typical pig. This is the blue line for ya

[@6s3d18]

LMAO watching the real officer show up and seeing the deputy’s demeanor change was the best part!

[@heyskra]

So after 20 yrs, he was finally caught on camera being himself.

[@steevrawjers]

heyskra yep

[@AntiMasonic93]

Yeah, he did this many times before.

[@narikaba439]

The system allowed pieces of shits like this to exist. 20 years on the force there is no doubt his superiors and colleagues are fully aware of what he is. It's just that this time he was recorded on video that forced their hands. They can no longer afford to take no action.

[@lillyofthevalley205]

🤣🤣🤣

[@danimal4227]

Times have changed with cell phone cameras

[@commentcreator659]

The police dept that he worked for should re examine every case he was involved in at his own expense

[@davemorrison1150]

the dude was off duty...off duty cops cannot pull anyone over....end of story.

[@unapologeticskeptic4739]

Louisville Metro had a "expert" who was caught selling drugs - over 1100 inmates had to be released LMAO

[@warmhandswarmheart]

@@unapologeticskeptic4739 there were two more in Massachusetts one was an addict. There is a series about it on Netflix, How to Fix a Drug Scandal.

[@anquiette100]

nah, that won't do that. the lawsuits would shut the city down.

[@Foolish188]

A chemist faked evidence in hundreds or thousands of cases in Massachusetts, Had to dismissed boatloads of convictions. She got a very light sentence, shoulda gotten life.

[@LaLaLonna]

Scary this dude was allowed to run rampant on the force for 20 yrs. They need to take the time to look at his cases. I bet he did a lot of damage.

[@ElenaBonbon]

The policeforce is infested with clan members and they should be held accountable for their rascist actions. They should be screened 100% before allowed in the policeforce.

[@sam_s_]

@@ElenaBonbon The treat white people with brutality just like the treat everyone else. Some police may be racist, but the issue with police is not that they are Clan members. The issue is a "them vs us" mentality and police unions protecting bad officers.

[@thetayz72]

The dude himself should be a case study on how NOT to enforce the law

[@swillm3ister]

Yes yes yes exactly

[@dannypierce962]

What's even scarier there's lot more just like him still on the force

[@claytonandrew9167]

Every case that ex deputy worked needs to be cracked open and researched

[@JonathanLedbetter]

Same with his cranium

[@GaigeGrosskreutzsMissingBicep]

That second cop was absolutely amazing. Can u imagine if all cops were like that? 99% of cops would have went along with the first officer no natter WHAT was going on. Absolutely amazing to see a cop correct another cop.

[@tyler1673]

If all or most cops were like him there wouldn't be a constitutional auditing community.

[@peskylogicchillinsky6007Futube]

balltillifall88 thats called integrity. its beautiful when used by police. its sad im shocked. it shouldnt be this way.

[@ISOCZAR]

100%

[@cs-mh2dh]

I disagree with the 99%. It is sad that it happens, but your percentage is incorrect. There are many cops that would do what the second cop did in that type of situation. What hurts the reputation of cops isn't just the ignorant officers, it's people who actually believe people who claim all are like that. It causes citizens to disrespect and make their work much harder. Be careful, too much misunderstanding causes hardship and even death.

[@Nytemare98]

This was going to be my exact comment.

[@Logan_Baron]

"what do you need my ID for, sir ?" "because you wanna run your mouth to me" Yeah, I don't need a license to do that.

[@TheSlymmfish]

😂

[@JacobC479]

Right? *Especially* after he followed them then hopped out of his car and stormed up to them screaming lol

[@zervexon]

I'd also like to point out that, as a member of a government entity, their speech is protected until it becomes hateful or inciting.

[@itsgaylebitxh]

Dude's drunk as hell. He's slurring his speech, being belligerent, being unprofessional, and stopping the shoppers for no reason. "Suspicious" isn't reason enough.

[@enniswhalen2428]

igbx - The COP should have been detained . . . .

[@Foolish188]

Working a second shift, slurred speech and quick to anger could be extreme sleep deprivation.

[@enniswhalen2428]

d r - And that is how you will defend your own upcoming drunk driving case . . . .

[@deathb4bondage558]

@@Foolish188 hes off duty idiot

[@donaldlambert2335]

OFF DUTY MEANS GO HOME. OH FORGIVE ME YOU DON'T HAVE A HOME DO YOU WIFE KICK YOUR DRUNK ASS OUT. (WANDER WHY??)

[@walterwhite640]

I’m glad this channel gave the responding officer an A+. Unfortunately a lot of responding officers immediately go to the defense of the first officer on scene and escalate the situation by never hearing the detainees side of the story. Bravo

[@avega2792]

As soon as Jones started talking to the other cop he knew he was wrong.

[@TAXCOLLECTOR-mx3mg]

He most likely remembers it when he sobers up to a fully loaded Glock in his hand.

[@TAXCOLLECTOR-mx3mg]

@@aleksfoxtrot8044 Too many bumps to the head obviously.

[@70baja]

Is that guy drunk? He seems to be slurring his words.

[@nikospapadiochos9742]

Maybe Valium

[@jrawk4140]

Nah, that's just an old, fat Indiana cop, they all sound like that here. Conveniently, they all look like him too...

[@MrLuckyMuffin]

Very drunk

[@JRMAV1]

It’s the jowls. Too chubby.

[@qwasezeb7852]

He was scared and the adrenaline was causing him to slur. It is why cops like him kill innocent people. They see all black people as dangerous and imagine they are in danger. That fear causes adrenaline and fight or flight kicks in. They have a gun so they fight.

[@Bruce6001]

It makes you wonder how many lives mr Jones ruined that weren’t caught on film because you know if he’s this bad off duty I can only imagine when he was on duty

[@rynethorup5690]

yep, its sad that people have to record a video for their own safety everytime they deal with police. Arent the police supposed to protect and serve?

[@daemoniumvenator4155]

You should never EXPECT anything from humans...

[@tullio0]

yeah. license checking ruins lives. Whatever you smoke, you may want to reduce the dosage...

[@Godric_71]

Thats an all too real, sad and terrifying reality.

[@Jakef_2010]

Right! Thats a scary thought

[@greaveslb75]

The audacity of that cop claiming that they don't know the law! They could be lawyers for all anyone knows, and for him to state that, without knowing the people he's engaging with, displays a clear case of his prejudice towards them!

[@bodhi1462]

He didn't have reasonable suspicion to detain them because he didn't have ANY suspicion. It is called being a bully. And then cops wonder why the public hates them. Stop making being a bully a requirement to be a cop and maybe the public won't hate you, anymore.

[@Lex-Rex]

It is more of an ego thing in my humble opinion. But being a bully does indeed help to back their ego.

[@MikeS-um1nm]

Debbie Leads He's a bully, a tyrant and CLEARLY a racist (not to mention an imbecile). Does any reasonable person, actually believe that that tyrant would've given a second thought, to a woman or a Husband and Wife, loading up their SUV, with a bunch of purchases ?? That racist prick immediately drew his attention to those guys because of the color of their skin. He must be pretty stupid too, for initiating contact and an unlawful stop, unlawful interrogation, issuing unlawful commands, when these guys clearly baited him into it ! If they were guilty of ANYTHING, any reasonably intelligent person knows, they would've kept on driving, OUTTA that parking lot. It's GOOD that this bum was fired. It's time to rid ourselves of all unprofessional, racist tyrants, who don't or can't follow their own laws.

[@TheGrumpyReefFish]

1st video...After he said “I’m off duty” that’s when I jump out the car and beat his ass with the full water bottle next to me spit on him and leave if anything comes of it later I’ll use Supreme Court rulings to back my self up as I’m resisting unlawful arrest and detainment and then sue the officer for harassment because that’s what he’s doing refusing to provide a badge number name and call out a supervisor because hes off duty? ... those cops need to get beaten to with in an inch of life

[@RockPowerUSA]

It's like some of the police realize they're being disrespected and hated so they just turn around and make things worse because of the ego and hate 10 times harder. They're not scared because chiefs and prosecuting attorneys Don't seem to want to correct behavior that generates money.

[@Trip_Ts]

listen between 7:30 to 8:30 the suspect lied first then admit that the cop was trying to check out the license plate out before they drove off. that created reasonable suspicion to ID them. the narrator said they are allowed to do that. even the other cop told them they can do that, so that sheriff was right after all regardless the reason he target them.

[@jacob9110]

Anyone else get a big smile when you heard the deputy was fired 😂

[@dureengabriel1315]

NO

[@boeingdriver29]

Still smiling hours later. 👍

[@AliValentine143]

He was legit scary! No citizen behaving as these gentlemen were should've ever been treated as this man did to them. He was not in a position to safely continue law enforcement.

[@rickydee5863]

Yep instant karma im beaming from ear to ear

[@pricklycatsss]

He sounds like he's at the brink of death anyway

[@keithtynan7469]

This seems to me to be a genuine “driving while black” situation, and I’m genuinely happy that the second officer displayed composure and judgement.

[@adammater2569]

This cop is a jerk in general. He would behave like this to anyone. White Black Yellow Brown. Skin color has nothing to do with it. Just another stupid cop on a power trip. Glad he is done with law enforcement. To many of these idiots are cops.

[@jrawk4140]

@@adammater2569 i disagree, I live in Indy and that guy is most definitely a racist cop, see it all the time here. If you didn't know, Indiana is about 20-30 years behind everyone else. The stupid thing is that most that live here love it and don't know any better... it's easy to get stuck here, physically and ideologically.

[@jrawk4140]

@Tommy dot just an observation really...

[@jamessharp9790]

ind0ctr1n3 , yes racist for wanting the tag number . Now would Jones have equally abused a white dude who hurt his ego ? Probably, and given how things go he Might’ve followed some white dudes out too . However , he didn’t / and I’m sorry but I’ve seen enough and it still goes on

[@jamessharp9790]

ind0ctr1n3 sure ! I’m a white black supremacist. I figured since my cousin, Clayton Bigsby , is a black white supremacist / I might as well 🙄🙄

[@keriissovery9566]

These guys were so respectful. Why is he screaming at them like a lunatic?

[@TheSlymmfish]

Keri I’m going to guess that it is because we were so calm and not intimidated by his aggressive and negligent handling of citizens rights. When I asked him for his badge number, to get a supervisor, those are my rights..and then when I asked him to explain his suspicion, he said it’s an investigation going on lol idk what he was thinking on this day..but I’m glad we were able to be an example of how to calmly but firmly, practice your civil rights and to do it without meeting aggression with aggression. This could’ve been a different story if he decided to draw his weapon and that his belly is covering

[@Jackal7783]

@@TheSlymmfish you guys are real ones.

[@Crowski]

Cuz he’s drunk…he’s slurring a lot..

[@ewind8789]

He’s a fkn racist

[@BradShreds]

a quick, "officer, have you been drinking?" would have shut him up.

[@Hermeshoes]

He was slurring bad eh

[@RoboBeaver6]

He had certainly been eating. The guy was almost spherical.

[@jeschinstad]

That's what I was thinking too, that he seemed impaired.

[@nontallorder7354]

I’m really happy that they gave the second officer an A+. That’s important to know that PoPo do correct their own.

[@Iansco1]

@Willam Ward Exactly. Know why he gave the rent a cop the "stand down"? He heard "WE did not and have it on video!".

[@Elucidus4]

@Joseph Mainville The fact that there are millions of cops in the US, evidences that as a false statement.

[@Elucidus4]

@@Iansco1 Sorry, if that were the case he would have done it so the camera could hear him.

[@Elucidus4]

@Joseph Mainville I could say the exact same thing about you. If you have statistical evidence I am happy to check it out, but everything I have looked at doesn't support that claim.

[@stefanforrer2573]

@@Elucidus4 that must be the weakest and most irrational counter "argument" i've ever seen

[@DerpingtonVanDerpen]

That officer sounds like he's straight out of south park

[@OmniscientWarrior]

He was a southern version of Cartman playing cop.

[@billynomates7347]

LOL Officer Brady!

[@alphadexxa]

@@billynomates7347 Barbrady*

[@jrawk4140]

They all sound like that here...

[@helootome12]

I think he might have been drinking

[@Chino_U8455]

This is my favorite video I’ve seen from this channel. The narrating, the two individuals and the on duty police officer. It all meshed well as it should in every encounter.

[@itkojecockot]

"what do you need my ID for, sir ?" "because you wanna run your mouth to me" that cop needs to be FIRED AT THE SPOT

[@da54177]

He has been!

[@WTC-1990]

he got fired 2 hours after this lol

[@benjaminfrankel8187]

"because you wanna run your mouth to me" = "because you're black"

[@itkojecockot]

@@benjaminfrankel8187 I don't think that line carried any racism...... I saw many cops talk like that even to many white people....... if cop is polite to you, it is only because he knows you're rich or you work as an important public servant who can get him back, like attorney general or something...... if you're an average poor person, they'll be assholes to you no matter what skin color you are...... not all cops, but most of them, unfortunately

[@imvandenh]

@@itkojecockot I agree, that line didn't imply any racism nor did any other. But it sure seemed strange to me that his reason for stopping was that they were suspicious. I'd love to know his reason for that, what warranted that suspicion. If it was not skin color AKA racism, I can't possibly see what else it might have been. Just didn't like the cut of their jib or something, I suppose

[@junkequation]

i've been watching this stuff all day, and I can't stop. help

[@GMMesmerize]

Same send help

[@fest1v3]

it hurts so good

[@rebeccadrum3137]

Ha ha ha.... yes, you and me both...

[@lapislazarus8899]

I can't watch too long, I get so angry. Same with Karens and masks

[@kingsleyoppong-wereko7239]

The only help that can cure you is watching everything 🤣🤣🤣.

[@dam7ri]

As soon as he said "off duty", I am rolling up the window and driving off.

[@OmniscientWarrior]

Off duty officers still have the rights and authority as if they are on duty, for the most part.

[@dam7ri]

@@OmniscientWarrior Not when they are on someone else's payroll, & as explained by the on-duty officer, this stop was illegal. If he was on-duty, he would have given has name and badge and called his supervisor, as required.

[@lindahoff7391]

@@dam7ri Nah. The NFL employees off duty offices at their games. If you think they cannot perform their enforcement duties you are a silly boy. Obviously reasonable suspicion pc still apply.

[@lindahoff7391]

@@dam7ri The is no requirement to summon a supervisor, nor is there a legal duty to respond. Some department have that policy, some as in the case of Dallas, do not.

[@berrybestfarmer9614]

@@OmniscientWarrior YES! yet another ugly secret being kept from the public at large.

[@ryanmedeiros9512]

Bravo to The responding officer. He showed professional behavior, knowledge of the law, and deescelated the situation. These are the kinds of cops we need

[@battdamon4517]

That second officer is how all officers should act.

[@SmEiF-]

Batt Damon I wanna like this but ya know. 69

[@jadesluv]

Should but less than half do, I guess it depends on where you live

[@Zaerion1]

"I'm a pl-lice offisher!" The cop is either drunk or about to have a stroke.

[@shawbros]

Or he's fat and sloppy.

[@jrawk4140]

He sounds like every other old cop in Indiana

[@Iansco1]

@@shawbros Hey. I am 5'10,270. I dont slur.

[@ColwellNC1309]

The beer has no where else to go so its creaking through the sides of his mouth. The only cure is to drink more beer so he is taking the necessary steps.

[@stupidplumbing2343]

I'm glad you gave a shout out to the responding officer. "Good cops" deserve praise, as much as "bad cops" deserve criticism.

[@1moonwitch]

Well were are these good cops when they see a fellow officer abuse their postion.. they say & do nothing. Take one look at all the police brutality done to black & brown people. Cops gets off and his buddies tote the blue line of silence. That makes them complicit. We have witnesses the police during these protest. They are out of control thugs. Throwing women , throwing 75 yr old men who crack their head on ground blood coming frm their ear & the cops just keep storming away. What about the cops hitting protestors with their vehicles. Nee release of the police audio was horrible. One of the officers stated “run them over” another said shoot em till a 3rd voice told them to bot say that over the radio. Too late TMZ got the audio. They should have known people listen to police scanners Stopping 2 college kids car and pulling out the young women and then tasing repeatedly before drag the young man out. Neither had done anything wrong. And the least goes on and on. So the bad apple good apple saying is nonsense!

[@AC-uw4il]

@@1moonwitch cuz you dont get the rank structure

[@ahmadkoopal3120]

"it's about how things have been and how things cannot continue to be, so we're going to push and we're going to fight for everybody." So true, and thank you for wanting to change/correct it.

[@Spydergy]

That cop was off his rocker. Definitely deserved to be fired.

[@sakibbdboy5038]

already fired

[@thetayz72]

The fact that he lasted 20 years in law enforcement is unbelievable and terrifying

[@Iansco1]

@@thetayz72 Remember, 15 of those? Everyone did not have a camera.

[@kdburner7356]

@@Iansco1 the good old days

[@bodhi1462]

"I'm a police occifer." Umm, had anything to drink today? Talk about slurred speech!

He sounds hammered.

[@OLDSKOOLNYC1]

He definitely was sippin' on the yak!

[@nozornozor8270]

He's on a sugar rush from glazed donuts...

[@christopherjohnson-cu9nr]

Just what I was thinking...

[@christopherjohnson-cu9nr]

@@nozornozor8270 😂🤣

[@silascz3535]

Once this person refused to identify himself, the good citizens should have called 911 and informed them that a police impersonator was threatening them.

[@henrytawnn8694]

I was thinking the same thing. Once he repeatedly refused to identify himself, I would have called the cops on him.

[@davidkite7077]

Valid Point!!!🤔😳👍

[@BridgetKF]

I was kinda thinking the same thing.

[@jonathanhains814]

Exactly

[@selenabonilla2281]

Are you allowed to look for your phone and call 911? Isn't that making things worse or not allowed? You're going to be reaching for something.

[@garryquiggins8183]

Stopped, questioned, and detained for shopping and driving while black. A lawsuit is the only way to stop this illegal activity, complaints or anything less than a lawsuit only encourages the police to offend again.

[@lucasottens8506]

The police officer in this encounter was a true professional and a gentleman. One of the few who will admit when their coworkers are in the wrong. Kudos to him, and other officers should be more like him.

[@baseballsux2]

He’ll be fired soon enough.

[@I.____.....__...__]

You can almost hear/see non-garbage cops sigh and facepalm when they have to deal with the garbage ones. They know it's "another one of those" but they also feel pressure to back their "brothers in blue", so they hate bad cops too. 🤦

[@BarmizzIe]

He really said “I got my rights to do anything I want, I’m a police officer”. 🤦‍♂️

[@pricklycatsss]

That was the liquor talking

[@b_ail1999]

@@pricklycatsss No it wasn’t.

[@toddjohnson7572]

I wouldn't want to say No to that, tho lol.

[@TenThumbsProductions]

There is still a large portion of police that think that “being black” is the same as reasonable suspicion. They have to go.

[@ConnorBrohman]

He literally stopped them because they were 2 black men with $1000 of groceries

[@bverji]

@@ConnorBrohman That's why he got their license plate. He stopped them because of his ego, he couldn't handle the fact that they questioned why he took their license, and that they scrutinized him back.

[@litigioussociety4249]

It's cultural discrimination in most situations in America, not just race. These guys were exhibiting some urban cultural traits, which is stigmatized in America by non-urban people. Clothing, dialect, accent, and behavior combined with race, gender, and age all affect how whether a person is perceived as urban, rural, professional, blue/white collar, poor, rich, foreign, etc. For example, a Hispanic person with a foreign accent will be perceived differently than one without; moreso, if their English is less than fluent. Some of those perceptions are logically based, some are statistically/stereotypically based, and some are false altogether. There are some urban traits that are debatably reasons for suspicion once they cross into the gang or thug culture attributes. Young men of any race have a tendency to embrace these cultural traits, and it does nothing to help their interactions with older people. Many people would say such attitudes and discrimination are unjustified, but in extreme cases many people would justify such discrimination among civilians. These same issues occur in other countries among people of the same or different races. Regardless, a law enforcer should only enforce the law according to legal code and precedent for whether something is generally ignored. There are many laws on the books that are never enforced, and if a law enforcer attempts to enforce such obscure laws against someone, then it also is likely a form of discrimination. This was clearly an example of such discrimination, because it is highly unlikely the officer would have behaved the same way toward two people of other ethnic or cultural groups.

[@shadowgirl617]

Being Black and shopping at a Nordstrom was clearly the "suspicious offense" in this encounter. 😒

[@kevinmoehring8259]

The old "DWB" charge: driving while black.

[@Mr_Gabbles]

Metro officer gets A++ for politely explaining why the plate was fair game and why ID wasn't since there was no infraction.

[@captainsceptic3559]

"I'm not worried about you either". But he should have been worried about KZbin... Well done cop #2!!!! Need more of those out there.

[@shawbros]

KZbin can work when the proper channels refuse to.

[@SergeantExtreme]

The only crime committed here was buying $1,000 worth of items from Nordstrom.

[@Dalonghair]

Captain Obvious Christmas shopping for the whole family done in one stop. That’s how us men go shopping. 😁

[@SergeantExtreme]

You must really hate your family if you're buying them overpriced crap from Nordstrom.

[@fmcdomer]

they just hit a lick

[@Dalonghair]

Captain Obvious Nordstrom _Rack_

[@bigred9991]

Going to Nordstrom's with only a thousand dollars is only going to get you 1 pair of pants and some chewing gum.

[@hamoudi_d]

the other officer is a hero! Really please promote him, he's really a good example and a picture of what a police officer should be!

[@ytho95]

He’s not a hero for doing the bare minimum at his job.

[@hamoudi_d]

@@ytho95 Well, your opion. I'm wondering what your opinion would be, if you found yourself in such a situation when being a cop. I guess you ain't, neither am I. However, this fellow has taken action and that counts.

[@ytho95]

@@hamoudi_d what they’re supposed to do is follow the law, enforce the law and not violate people’s rights. That’s the bare minimum. It’s like praising a fry cook at McDonald’s for frying french fries and flipping burgers. He’s not a hero for doing the bare minimum. He’s not a hero for doing his job. Get the boot out of your mouth

[@hamoudi_d]

@@ytho95 Obviously you cannot grasp the difference between somebody working at McDonalds and a public servant who sacrifices most of his time (and sometimes their lifes too) to secure us. Your example therefore is so incredibly ridicolous and far off, you should really stop embarassing yourself with such stupid comments. 😂😂

[@ytho95]

@@hamoudi_d no it’s not. Their jobs are actually quite simple, that’s why they get paid so little. They’re paid what they’re worth. If they can’t do the simple task of not violating people’s rights, freedoms and liberty and follow laws, they shouldn’t be cops. It’s very simple

[@SkinnyCow.]

That cop doesn't need Kevlar. His 200 inch waistline could stop any bullet.

[@zachmetal]

Would love to test that theory

[@wisconsinrailstotrailscycl4277]

Doughnut armour, lol...

[@zachmetal]

Wisconsin Rails to trails cycler HAHAHHAHAHA Laugh my ass off

[@sirslickrock]

Won’t stop a box of donuts though

[@zr71offroad20]

Watch paradise pd on Netflix a fat cop uses his fat to stop bullets lol. Unless you referenced it already. Either way it’s hilarious

[@ezra55595]

This man clearly believes he IS the law.

[@michaelbarker8713]

Part of the Constitution states that no one is above the law. I guess they need to re-educate the bully cops about that.

[@ElenaBonbon]

He believes he's above the law

[@beta_cygni1950]

This what we would have gotten if Judge Dredd had been played by Wilford Brimley.

[@joeschmo247]

I've never said this before, but this 100% was because the color of their skin. He was truly a "good ole boy".

[@Rhewin]

The skin color combined with them spending over $1000. Paul Blart probably assumed there was no way they could legitimately have that much to spend at once.

[@TheMookie1590]

Assumption, you're racist. A tyrant acts this way towards everyone. Don't act racist, bro. Not cool.

[@joeschmo247]

@@TheMookie1590 My comment sure got a reaction out of you. You said racist 🤣🤣, so adorable. Oh, I forgot to say bro.

[@joeschmo247]

@@TheMookie1590 Telling me not to assume, but you just assumed this pig does this to everyone??🤔

[@Rhewin]

@@joeschmo247 Be gentle... they're not working with a lot upstairs if you know what I mean.

[@christine38]

The Metro officer did such a wonderful job. I hope his department acknowledges the good job he did and maybe uses this as a training tool on what to do if another cop is in the wrong.

[@DradthemercenaryXV]

His stuttering and strugglin to explain himself after a real officer shows up... lol

[@BridgetKF]

Yeah, I noticed that, too. Trying to explain his bullshit to an ON-Duty police officer "Did they steal anything?" "No but..... but they were suspicious!" "Let's have a talk" -- dragging asshole away from the two guys in the car. "I'm sorry about that, you guys didn't do anything wrong and thank you for standing up to that asshole, you're free to go, have a wonderful day, I'll deal with him." -- ends up fired and sits at home flying his flags, drinking beer, and screaming about how he was wrongfully treated"

[@pashon4percushon]

then he started lying, on camera, to a police officer. lying to a police officer is a crime.

[@BridgetKF]

@@pashon4percushon I noticed that, he tried to get the on-duty officer to take his side and lied through his teeth. LOL Good thing he ended up fired.

[@regina2130]

I noticed that to. Went as meek as a lamb, as he skulked away.

[@G_Robb]

I wonder if the good cop smelled booze on the other cop?

[@salehothman449]

The last officer was very professional and articulate, theirs need to have more of this professional individual we salute you!!!

[@wm437]

" I can do whatever I want to do, I'm a police officer!". What a joke, this man is the reason that people hate police officers. This is the sorry state of police across America. It is only getting worse.😔

[@grumpypoof9648]

@Mike Barooshian Yeah, and then when they are in the wrong and you file a formal complaint they are "investigated" by their buddies. That's why the video is so important.

[@josec8297]

I do hate cops!!!

[@MultiChrisjb]

I doubt it's getting worst, back in the 90s they were beating up black people like it was going out of fashion. Then the Rodney King thing happened and things started to slowly change.

[@MultiChrisjb]

Oh and also, back in the day, the other officer would have backed him up to the end of time. Not contradicted him like he did.

[@HKragh]

I think you meant to say: "It is only getting better". Because it is.

[@Brian-bd5vb]

His refusal to give a name or badge number, not stating what department he's with, and just stating "off duty enployment" raises so many red flags. This is when you call 911 and ask for a marked unit to respond with an officer who can identify themselves.

[@olivialambert4124]

I legitimately want to know if he was drunk.

[@mrh3085]

He’s sounded like he was wearing a mouth piece or had his jaw wired. Strange dude who obviously has racist tendencies

[@vanessalutz9740]

He’s slurring his speech

[@tedunderhill9718]

Probably government drugs of some sort! Side effects = psychcosis.

[@tomruth9487]

Olivia Lambert, Yah, drunk with the power that he thinks he should have.

[@MrB1923]

I've lived with multiple alcoholics. He isn't intoxicated with alcohol.

[@seeks252]

The metro police officer deserves an A++,thats one shiny dome, one that he obviously maintains. Himself and his police department should be hugely proud of the dedication and passion he puts into maintaining that shine.

[@MisterMan28307]

Gotta love the second cop on how he gathered the information and handled that situation so perfectly.

[@judy-9999]

👍The situation ended well, I agree with the opinion of the auditor & appreciate this being shared KZbin. 👏😎Thank you.

[@jeremiahm3765]

"I don't know what you're doing that's why I stopped you." Why aren't you pulling literally everyone over? Jesus

[@celluskh6009]

7:37 "No, they didn't steal items. They bought items." Holy shit, this cracked me up. Imagine getting called out on people for buying things in a shop. Would have loved to have seen the camera on the actual officer right then.

[@AvengingFade]

I’m pretty sure this “officer” is drunk!

[@PyroManiacbwl]

I suspect this officer has the cognitive ability equivalent to a person under the influence of alcohol.

[@alvinwine5665]

Nah not drunk just stupid

[@JohnQuincy1776]

he sure seemed like he was drunk to me. maybe that is why he got fired so quickly.

[@DarkDonnieMarco]

Totally, he’s smashed.

[@finejustgivemeaname]

I literally came to.same the same thing

[@craig1866]

The two young men handled this the perfect way.

[@jdlech]

So, he lost both his jobs - justice is served.

[@Felix-M.]

@Scorpio Way 👏 👏 👏 well said 💯

[@sid6.764]

Of course he thinks he was done wrong. Assholes like that off duty cop generally do.

[@tiffanyrichards3254]

Not really...there are probably people wasting their whole lives behind bars because this officers power trip was worth more than the cost of the human life and or constitutional rights.

[@stephengrandt9304]

I don’t see this at “justice served”. He was only fired AFTER THE VIDEO WAS POSTED!!! How many times did he abuse his power before he was caught? And how long would he continue if the video wasn’t posted?

[@collossuss10]

Makes you wonder how close he was to retirement and if he still got his pension.

[@jeffthornton6998]

The cop is far from young. Can you imagine how many years he has been getting away with this?

[@ZesPak]

20... they stated it in the video. 20 years of this...

[@BenedictMHolland]

And before that... who knows.

[@CharlesM-dp4xe]

Wow, what a pain. Back when I was 15 I was arrested in a JC Pennys allegedly for shoplifting a pair of sunglasses that I was wearing when I entered the store. They called the police, they took the sunglasses I never got them back. That was 50 years ago. The Security agent was fired along with the assistant manager. I had them both arrested and I pressed charges and won my case. I have never shopped in that store ever again nor anyone in my family. They accused me because I had long hair. I am happy those young guys stood up for their rights against that tyrant.

[@luisjorgeruizreyes1897]

No badge, no duty uniform, refuses to identify... I would have called 911 reporting an impersonator

[@tomavilla8428]

Wow, how many people has that cop locked up in his time over BS charges

[@K3YSWEET]

Makes me wonder if a ton of cases can be reviewed with this pos

[@davidr2421]

"No they didn't steal, they bought a bunch of stuff, but uh... uhhhh..."

[@pricklycatsss]

But they were black so I had to stop them, is what he meant to say after that

[@lapislazarus8899]

Right... It's like, you're pretty much all the way there, go ahead and finish that thought.

[@davebear8050]

" I'm a police officer I can do anything I want." No, no you can't.

[@wimvanleuven8992]

He can is being fired is what he desires.

[@jeffm9770]

One thing I really respect about this channel is the fairness to both sides of the interaction.

[@jeffraven]

I’ve been working as a security guard for near ten years, and this “officer” is so full of cringe it’s not even funny. I’m thoroughly disappointed in this man.

[@youtubehastakenovermylife4979]

Please. Don’t admit that your a security guard. Thank you.

[@jeffraven]

@@youtubehastakenovermylife4979 *you’re

[@jaffamaalin]

@@jeffraven oef burn🤣🤣🤣

[@gogogoooooooooo]

@@jeffraven You got his dumb ass 😂

[@RBZ-1]

After 20 years on the force...fired from Nordstrom Rack & the constables office within hours. lmao!!!!!!!

[@OmniscientWarrior]

To think, because he couldn't just be polite, he lost his retirement.

[@Sight-Beyond-Sight]

Probably to be rehired a couple towns/states over...

[@lindahoff7391]

@@OmniscientWarrior Probably not. Being fired will not affect a money purchase in any way. If it is a state funded pension, there will probably be no action so long as he is vested.

[@samualwhittemore228]

@@OmniscientWarrior He will get rehired. Or forced early retirement. They protect their own.

[@greenvilleobserver9431]

I saw this video the day it came out and posted a negative google review for said nordstrom rack with that cops pic saying they have a rogue tyrant on the premises. I removed the review after he was fired. don;t know if it made a difference but it sure felt good.

[@lr7815]

"These guys were in the store, they bought a bunch of stuff"

[@kedolan4992]

No, no, remember, he said the "got" a bunch of stuff. The two guys in the car had to shout out and correct him that they "bought" the stuff, which the pig then agreed with. He tried to play it off like "maybe they paid for it, maybe they didn't, who knows?"

[@lasergames1798]

This was obviously a "there's no way these back guys got $1,000 legally so I'm gonna bust them". What an asshat.

[@jsksnob3562]

32 CONSECUTIVE LIFE SENTANCES. 19 LETHAL INJECTIONS. GOD BLESS THIS AMERICAN HERO FOR TRYING TO TAKE THESE OBVIOUS CAREER CRIMINALS OFF THE STREET.

[@dto1270]

The entire footage and outcome of this post were updated, in addition to the narration of the narrator... I do appreciate this.

[@chuckmvs]

This is old fashion profiling. Hats of to the second officer.

[@Conceptcreator]

oef... he knows he f... up when that other officer asked him those questions and making up stuff... and his reaction after stating those things shows it haha

[@dizzywun1950]

You can see he froze when he was reminded that everything was on video and even when asked about what they were doing that was suspicious or he had to say was oh they were calling out to me while I was in my car he knows he fucked up and he's trying anyway possible to dig out of this hole he's in

[@damienholland8103]

@G Riv lol, he didn't learn that shit in 20 years lol. Can you imagine how fucking stupid he is. Or how used he is to getting what he wants. His ego had to be hurt bad when he walked away.

[@Iansco1]

@@damienholland8103 If you look? Older cops seem to forget that courts tend to side with VIDEO. Not "Well I DONE WROTE DOWN.......". The forget EVERYONE carries a video camera now. between gopro, cell phones, etc.

[@damienholland8103]

​@@Iansco1 Slow learners lol. I remember when they had free reign from about mid-2005 to all the earlier years. They've had all that power for a long time.

[@salaciousBastard]

It was at *that moment* he knew he had fucked up.

[@bmxnc22]

As soon as homie said he was off duty I'd be like "thats all I need to know" and start rolling 😂

[@Iansco1]

How about this. You cant be TOWED if you are in the car. Most jurisdictions require court orders to enforce "Get out". Examples. Seizure Warrant. Boot and Tow order.

[@256alexdt]

With a psycho like that he might pull a gun and shoot at your car... people like that are dangerous.

[@ghostdog2041]

Yeah, but he got the license plate. Driving away wouldn’t be the end of it at all.

[@bmxnc22]

@@256alexdt that's why you practice your draw ;)

[@bmxnc22]

@@ghostdog2041 eh, depends on where you are. For instance I grew up near a military base and it wasn't uncommon for people to ignore MP's outside of base and face no repercussions.

[@FlyinRaptorJesus]

"what was suspicious?" "he was calling me out."