Interrogation of Metro State Officer Sean Jeffrey Brijmohan (Part II)

The following is loosely adapted from a case summary written by the State Attorney's Office:
Mohammad Amar Aljamos owns the Royal Hookah Lounge in Orlando. Sean Jeffrey Brijmohan had been frequenting Aljamos’ business for approximately eight months and Aljamos knew Brijmohan to be a federal agent. Brijmohan always had his badge and firearm on him when in the business. Brijmohan had also shown-up other times wearing a tactical vest and carrying an assault rifle.
Brijmohan had also implied to Aljamos that he was involved with the Las Vegas shooting investigation, on one occasion even telling Aljamos that he was traveling to Las Vegas to speak with the President of the United States about the tragic event.
Aljamos advised he was very close to Brijmohan and treated him like a brother. Brijmohan introduced Aljamos to someone he identified as (a) his friend and (b) a fellow federal agent.
That guy's name?
Steven Negron.
Sound familiar?
No?
Try “Recycle.”
And then - as a "prank" - they robbed Aljamos. Good prank.
Rather than explain the [very, very twisty] story here, we are going to let the victim, the suspects, and the witnesses tell their own version of events.
Published to Patreon concurrently with Part One was a sworn interview of Jeremy Dewitte by Assistant State Attorney Richard Wallsh (yes, two "l"s) in relation to this case. That video will be publicly available for free this coming Friday.
This video was published days early to the Real World Police subreddit, /r/realworldpolice. Check it out and join in the conversation!
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[@darkko1969]

This reminds me of being in the car dealer's finance office being pressured to buy extra options.

[@jimmymoneyslots]

They push so hard to the extend warranty and gap insurance 🤣

[@Isaw1117]

Same with car insurance. State Farm was charging me like $90 when progressive charged me $42 for the exact same coverage. She’s like BUT BUT drive safe and save will get you a discount...down to $60 something. Ok lady but I’m not going to stay with you just because my parents have. I will go with the cheaper option. Byeeeee

[@TCB-1]

Truth

[@FLAMINGBABYHEAD]

I was just thinking that if these dudes weren't detectives they'd 100% be car salesman.

[@InjectorGadget]

LMAO 😂🤣😅

[@coleenparker7415]

Detective “it hurts my feelings”. 2 seconds later “it’s not personal” 🤣

[@keithh3725]

Caught that too!...hilarious!

[@MrOTcomputer]

These two detectives are some of the worst detectives I've seen. They belong in a circus. Everything out of their mouth is lies. They got focused on a confession/conviction and the truth went right over their heads. INCOMPETENCE!

[@stevencaseymiller8376]

Yeah, also, is he supposed to care that his feelings got hurt? Like, "Oh no. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. I confess."

[@MrOTcomputer]

@@stevencaseymiller8376 LMAO!

[@keithh3725]

@@stevencaseymiller8376 I know...."I told my srg not this guy, I know better. He not gonna throw life away. Come wit me man. U someone I probably hang wit. Come wit me man"...I glad dude ain't buy into it all the way tho..

[@jeremydewitte3540]

SEAN WAS NEVER CLEARED WITH ORLANDO’S AIRPORT DIVISION TO GIVE THIS INTERVIEW!!!! HE’D BETTER FIGURE IT OUT REAL FAST.

[@missesmia2]

Lmaoooooo

[@georgemulligan8958]

Jeremy Dimwit. What a moron

[@bigdumbchannel]

This is the best troll profile I've ever seen You sir deserve a metal

[@jeremydewitte3540]

@@bigdumbchannel THANK YOU FOR THOSE KIND WORDS CHAD, BUT IF YOU DON’T KNOW HOW TO 50/50 AN INTERSECTION YOU BETTER FIGURE IT OUT REAL FAST BECAUSE IM A STATE AGENT

[@stopdusty420]

Dude this is too funny

[@KennLOSANGELES]

For those who don't know, Sean was cleared of all charges and he's back working security.. I wonder how that detective feels when he kept saying that "he won"

[@sarahthelibrarian7591]

It blows my mind these guys claim to be special investigators. They act like rookie detectives with something to prove. They shouldn’t had some Polk County Sheriff’s detectives on this. Or someone other than the the guy sitting closest to him and the 3rd one who came in. I’ve worked law enforcement, was young an inexperienced, and never did any questioning alone, but this is just embarrassing. Especially the Hail Mary the last guy attempted at the end and the suspect knew it.

[@williamlennox9115]

It was all just joke they told him right?

[@violatorut2003]

That third detective was ridiculous. Funny how he says “You don’t remember me?” then goes on to forget the suspect’s name lol.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I've dealt with cops & agents who were complete morons, had no sense. I had a incident, 1999 with a sworn PA game commission officer who was a mess. He tried to do "good cop, bad cop" by himself. He also took trash out of a 🗑 then blamed me for "evidence". He was a trained, sworn officer.

[@nodiggity9472]

Tell you what, I bet he closes down and gets a confession 8 times out of 10. Watch him again with the volume muted from around 36:39. Watch his hands. He didn't learn interrogation techniques like that on any Police Force. For nearly half this clip here, there's only one real Cop in the room. The one who earlier claimed he was with the security services. I think the "suspect" is a covert operative from some other agency, caught up in some petty small town Cop bullshit. Detective Jazz Hands is certainly some kind of inter-departmental liason or intel co-ordination guy. From Langley. He's served in miltary intelligence. He puts that Cop on snooze mode, and goes all inter-agency swagboi on Mr "it was a fucking prank, Frank". I think it WAS a prank. Two agencies stepping on each other's toes, each one trying to get the other to break cover first, by pretending something's going on, and it isn't. Its a PRANK! As in "You got pranked".

[@xenonram]

@@nodiggity9472 you've been watching way too many movies. "Inter departmental liaison... From Langley" LOL

[@markusdaxamouli5196]

He was over the top with his jive talkin...they over played their lack of evidence with the mystery tape...they had all the factual information and were needing a easy confession from someone who will hold up on the stand in my estimation and credit himself well if it goes to a jury.

[@violatorut2003]

@@nodiggity9472 yeah I think it was a interrogation technique meant to annoy the suspect. It’s just funny

[@mrskunk4732]

When the cop said "do you know Florida statute.." I was waiting for Officer DeWitt to pop in with the exact phrasing of it.

[@curtkopp19]

3:16 1974!

[@Red_Dead_Director]

You mean "Offender DeWitte"

[@shawng7902]

Actually he drops the ( e ) when he needs none sex offender jeremy.

[@makincash3337]

Omg I'm dead.

[@flynnwatson396]

you know there is a good chance DeWitte set this up

[@BeeHash]

Whenever the police say "you gotta step up and do what's right" stop talking.

[@MrOTcomputer]

YUP! These two detectives are the WORST I have seen in a long time. Everything out of their mouth was LIES. They got focused on a confession/conviction and the truth went right over their heads. INCOMPETENCE!

[@MartinAston00]

Right !!?! If they just kept their mouths shut and stuck with the “prank” story ...any decent Attorney could get them off or at least get most charges dropped and get them nothing but a slap on the wrist basically. There’s not much evidence, just a lot of hearsay... the Detectives know that or else they wouldn’t be trying sooooo hard to get him to incriminate himself or give a flat out confession.

[@BeeHash]

@@MartinAston00 he was acquitted of three charges after 2 trials.

[@MrOTcomputer]

@@BeeHash Please tell me these people didn't take this to trail and waste thousands and thousands of ALL OF OUR Florida tax dollars!!????

[@BeeHash]

@@MrOTcomputer not just once, but twice

[@djordan7035]

I can't believe people are still falling for good cop bad cop.

[@MrOTcomputer]

This is one of the WORST interviews/interrogations I have seen. These two detectives are what I call BAD detectives. Everything coming out of their mouths is LIES. Rather than seek the truth, they get focused on a confession/conviction. It's a sickness. This is our problem with law reinforcement detectives. INCOMPETENCE!

[@MrOTcomputer]

@Trav D Exactly. As soon as the guy finished the accused said lawyer. The detective wasted our tax paying dollars. Any half decent detective wouldn't have wasted his time because they are good at reading people but this detective belongs in a circus. He messed up the whole thing. In my opinion I would have fired his ass for being so egotistical and stupid.

[@djordan7035]

@Trav D I just mean in General. Most people are aware of the tactic and this one was painfully obvious.

[@snapmalloy5556]

I can't believe people still talk without an attorney

[@deficator750]

@@MrOTcomputer you need to understand when the truth and fact and everything all in front of you and it shows 1000% he’s guilty they still need a confession thats why the cops are like this cause all the other evidence even video evidence won’t put the last nail in the coffin until theres a confession

[@tjavideo]

These guys were as professional as they dressed. They rushed the end, blew the Reid technique. Almost like they had a hair appointment they were late for. And the Defendant was acquitted on all charges by a jury.

[@denzelmckenzie2171]

So he got off

[@monicacarolina6480]

@@denzelmckenzie2171 Booked Date/Time: 07/11/2019 17:10 Booking Officer: 1715 Detainer: NO Released Date/Time: 07/11/2019 21:01

[@littleflower3665]

Are you kidding? I was just going to search. No charges related to this company and Jeremy Dewitte ever amount to prosecution. I’m weary.

[@stevesmith775]

@@littleflower3665 I was just looking to see what ended up happening to this guy. Idk why these videos are so interesting to me lol

[@littleflower3665]

@@stevesmith775 I actually think he was sentenced today in Orange County but is still facing charges. All I ever seem to actually know about this fiasco is that it’s painful slow waiting for him to just be stopped and Metro State to be dismantled. Never happens… never. Nope 🤓

[@bubbagrace2997]

That last cop blew it. He came on way too strong.

[@FLAMINGBABYHEAD]

That, and his whole rap was just ridiculous nonsense that probably only works on brain-dead gangbangers. Anyone with 1/16th of a brain could see straight through that con-job BS.

[@fidelmercado2621]

He came in hot

[@nodiggity9472]

Way too gay.

[@jasonscott7988]

You remember what I said 5 or 6 seconds ago?

[@Chris-nf3sg]

Too much like Huggy Bear 😁

[@ryanv3751]

Is Chris Tucker available to play the third detective in the movie version?

[@matta2738]

Movie? I want a 10 season HBO series. Nothing else will do it justice

[@lydiadones9317]

🤣😂

[@link7935]

Nah it's gotta be J.B. Smoove!

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

“Do you understand the words that are comin ou of my mouff?”

[@georgecostanza831]

SMOKEY!

[@theironmarshmallowg3932]

First snd foremost never talk to the police without a lawyer.

[@Skankhunter420]

Don't even talk to them with a lawyer. Lol

[@jerrybishop2115]

He didn't get the memo on that 😬

[@oswaldomartinez6267]

He was found not guitly by the jury. lol

[@oswaldomartinez6267]

@Alex V yes, it’s on their subreddit.

[@surchris]

Never mind, looks like he had a second trial and was acquitted......

[@chronicinokla]

"Recycle" was just going to recycle the money after "Transport" transported it out of hookah lounge

[@keithh3725]

Nice....

[@drnogueiras8783]

@Natural Healing Methods considering he’s filipino, i doubt that’s very fast

[@momwithaplan1287]

Funny, now it makes sense for “ The nicknames” B/C they are all shady as hell.

[@douglasd327]

That's hilarious! 😅😂😂

[@kmizowhats2899]

And buy some egg rolls for everyone involved

[@asquared3244]

I was a detective for 27 years! Never seen something so amateur. Instead of a confession they should have offered him a deal. Get out of jail for free and catch the 2 other morons who probably have longer sheets. Remember guys, these trials are paid for by tax dollars. They don’t want to spend too much time on $3000 especially when it was given back. The real crime here wasn’t extortion it was impersonating a LEO. Sean could have gotten probabation and the other 2 easily 3-5. The last detective really pushed to hard , Sean didn’t need a friend he needed a father figure. They obviously didn’t study him as well as they thought. For those of you wondering , all 3 men were acquitted as their was a lack of evidence.

[@mariaharrison7228]

Shocker, cops got off, I'm stunned and amazed.

[@BobbySullivan-cx7bi]

How did you listen to this whole video, and read the comment you responded to, and still not absorb that these guys are not cops?

[@NoName-yn5bh]

It was 2000

[@croatoansounds]

@@BobbySullivan-cx7biI was hoping their comment was intended as a funny joke, since they actually weren’t cops at all AND got off haha, but I’m not sure… 😅

[@jenniferking7548]

the black detective liked him so much that he thought his name was carlos...😆

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

He was messing with his head....rattling him.

[@johnsambo9379]

No. He was a jive talking turd.

[@GentlemensAcademy]

“Audio goes on CD’s and video goes on DVD’s, and both of these are blank and we have nothing on you”.

[@jkuebler89]

Right and he knew it too haha

[@cmestlshapin9593]

Yeah but he won for sure. Lol

[@rickjames8972]

🤣🤣 so true

[@andrewromig9753]

That jumped out to me, too. Especially ridiculous given the way he was throwing them around. Not that they wouldn't have copies, but still: chucking around relatively fragile pieces of plastic like they're worthless while pretending his entire case rides on them is especially sloppy.

[@insideoutface]

"That's usually how it works" 🤣🤣

[@_DrDrakeRamoray]

Damn these detectives were trying really hard for a confession. That means their evidence was not all that great. He ended up getting acquitted.

[@heatherd.9390]

Hi Dr. Drake Ramoray (user name, 👍🏼haha), can you advise where you learned that he was acquitted? I tried Dr. Google-pants and got nothing and don't see an update in the Description. I'm just very curious about how this ended up! Thanks.

[@Chamacurmom]

@@heatherd.9390 same here! I keep seeing everyone saying this. Which i totally believe them. But I can't find it anywhere.

[@Chamacurmom]

@@heatherd.9390 I learn his trail was Feb 2020. this might help! if I can find a link I will come back and give you it.

[@yoyo2ma]

He should go to that last detective and say "I beat you."

[@GabrielGarcia-ov1yq]

@@yoyo2ma he treated him like a little kid at the end. Cop : " I beat you" Suspect: ok yeah sure you did buddy

[@BudsCartoon]

When detectives have you in a room and they’re questioning you they are not there to help you get out of trouble. All I hear is them saying “come on confess, confess make our job easier and confess.” The district attorney might not even try this case without a confession

[@rickjames8972]

That’s exactly right!! Cause soon as u confess they’re gonna hit u with the damn books and ur done for! I mean they were even making it sound like if he confessed he wouldn’t be in trouble! That’s prolly why people confess to shit that they don’t mean.. cause they promise u all this bullshit then turn it all around on u in the end

[@JackieSwisher619]

Thanks genius. We’d never know that if you didn’t explain.

[@BudsCartoon]

@@JackieSwisher619 you're welcome

[@theshadowbehindyou9631]

@@JackieSwisher619 I suspect you prob need it broken down even more.... 🙄

[@brigadierharsh1948]

They literally back you in a corner and ask you to “help them understand” your side of a criminal incident or accusation, how could anyone think they will talk their way out of this?

[@tuckerbates7963]

He’s smarter than anyone else in that room, hence why he literally laughs in their faces. What a bunch of clowns. “But Lawyer” and laughs in their face 🤣🤣🤣

[@anneshirley95]

And when that last detective kept trying to rush him to finish his thought when he hadn’t even spoke for very long, while that detective gave a long speech. I zoned out during his rant. It was funny when he just asked for a lawyer. Anything to get out of the room from that guy.

[@frostyheat22]

That last detective is so painfully bad at playing good cop 😂

[@jaredburgess8381]

Holy shitballs, he's appalling! Does he honestly think that muck that he's talking about 'Carlos' being a 'good guy' is gonna work? And even if 'Carlos' HAD wanted to talk, he couldn't have got a word in edgewise anyway! The cop gave him all that time to think "Fuck it, time for me to call my brief."

[@JanoyCresva]

Believe it or not 90% of people sing. He doesnt have to get that far into his shitty act usually. They tried every trick and he still didnt sing. He talked WAY too much but he didnt sing.

[@fmulder6564]

What do you mean he didn't sing? He named his accomplices and admitted to impersonating a cop for the purpose of extortion. Him calling it a prank makes no difference.

[@bencheevers6693]

@@fmulder6564 Unfortunately for this situation, objectively being guilty doesn't equate to being guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and it would be a worse system to lessen the burden of proof the prosecution bears. He got off on this and based on the case the prosecution brought that's just.

[@Rokaize]

@@fmulder6564 He wasn’t impersonating a cop though I don’t think he was even charge with that. Even if he were he still beat that charge.

[@mrmtoad]

“I took off my mask!” “What’s your name?” “Eric.” “No, your last name...” “ I ain’t gonna tell you my last name! “ “No, so I can reach you.” “Oh, I’ll give you my card.” WTF is this Florida clown show?????

[@vonte5102]

@@darrenw2437 for real 😂

[@sarahlu7797]

@@darrenw2437 That's when I literally Laughed out loud 🤦😆😂

[@rickcollinsva]

@@sarahlu7797 ha ha my sarge wants you to go now but I want to give you a chance lol

[@sarahlu7797]

@@rickcollinsva Epic Fail 🤦😆😂

[@seanpellegrino2989]

C'mon... its not like we can expect the detectives to learn the name of their suspect, victim, or witnesses. Names are hard. Just ask Carlos.

[@GentlemensAcademy]

“You have the right to rem...” “LAWYER!” “Ok sir but I’m ju..” “LAWYER!” “Ok but d...” “LAWYER!”

[@andrewpaul6221]

Exactly never admit anything without a lawyer this guy thinks the cops are his friends smg

[@ALetterP]

LAWYER!!

[@EmbraceThePain]

Man I wish everyone was like that , ppl play real but as soon as they get caught stealing a pack of skittles turn you in for some real shit this shy I deal with court defendants but the one tome I did o just took the blame and sent him home because I knew he was gonna tell and I was right he ended up telling on my cousin in like a years later for something different they fix together..

[@ryanv3751]

Sergeant!

[@johndoe-ii1ko]

Thats from 2 Guns lol gotta love Denzel

[@chocol8milk]

"Don't pee on my head and tell me it's raining" - Detective.

[@AstroEtherealDiscovery]

Lollll

[@teknowil]

Senator, dont piss on my back and tell me its raining!

[@moshunit96]

Dont fart in my face and tell me its windy.

[@daytonasayswhat9333]

@@moshunit96 please sht in my mout.

[@canadiankrispybacon]

“Pee”, man you can saw Piss, really we won’t mind...saying “pee” really doesn’t do the punch line Justice 😃

[@knndyskful]

Did everyone hear “give your side of the story” leads to “you’re facing some serious charges” Please, all US citizens, if you’re read your rights, you are considered a suspect, get an attorney

[@Justcanadianjanjan]

100000%. Never talk to ANYONE! Keep your mouth zipped tight. Cops are corrupt AF

[@williamschaeffer409]

"i like you Carlos." 😊 "its Sean." 😐

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

Technique.

[@scordova98]

That's deliberate. He did that to make the dude shit himself

[@ezeddiev]

he's used that name before by the sound of it.

[@grammar_shark]

It might not have worked out the way the detectives hoped, but this is a pretty interesting demonstration of common police interrogation techniques. Unfortunately for them, while this guy isn't a genius, but he's not completely stupid either.

[@Snubrevolver]

It's definitely not his first rodeo. He's heard these before

[@roohickson]

He sure knows how the system works for sure!

[@Noey87]

The way Sean was stone cold is kinda impressive... they hit him with multiple strategies and he never broke.

[@EvaLasta]

Hes pretty intelligent in different ways at least. Hes a tough dude and didnt crack nor really incriminate himself. The only thing he did wrong was even talk to the cops because they clearly didnt have any proof on what happened besides what Amar claimed and reported.

[@roohickson]

@@EvaLasta Yes you are so right

[@steventhomas8514]

Officer : nobody will believe it was a prank The jury: yeah it was a terrible prank but it was a prank

[@steventhomas8514]

@Steve G what clanking doors the jury acquitted him in his trial

[@SpydersByte]

@@steventhomas8514 what? they bought it? seriously?

[@ShaneusSnake]

@@SpydersByte that’s right! Sean got full acquittal.

[@brigadierharsh1948]

I don’t think anyone fully bought the prank story. It’s just hard to prove anything in a case where it is just a bunch of somewhat sketchy people accusing each other of things, especially over something as insignificant as 1000 and no injuries. There’s probably some truth to parts of his story, but let’s be real they weren’t going to give him the money back if they hadn’t been reported by him.

[@sorantohell5096]

​@@SpydersByteno they bought that the police had NO evidence and saw that he was an idiot but not a criminal.

[@Sleeptic]

Ah, the ole "It's just a prank bro defense."

[@scottcurtis4849]

It worked

[@stevencaseymiller8376]

@@scottcurtis4849 did the case get dismissed?

[@doyoulikeduckmeat]

@@stevencaseymiller8376 Not guilty on all counts.

[@newnamesameperson397]

@@doyoulikeduckmeat that makes me sad

[@DarronMoe]

@@newnamesameperson397 he is lying

[@LuigiMordelAlaume]

That black detective at the end is a fuggin show stopper. I love his style. It's like that stereotypical clever crackhead from the hood freaky friday'd with a cop lol (I really don't mean that in a bad way)

[@ryann8680]

I kept waiting for Jeremy Dewitte to show up as this guys "lawyer", .Carlos Danger

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

Go watch the vid of Jeremy's testimony about this..he rats them all out.

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

Can't believe you went there. 😬

[@greekmaster1001]

Lmao

[@danielandree3947]

That would have been glorious honestly.

[@buckin8969]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Docstantinople]

30:47 “it just kinda hurts my feelings...” What the hell kind of interrogation technique is that? 😂

[@AmyAnnLand]

A form of emotional manipulation as an appeal to pity by exploiting the defendant's feelings of guilt or sympathy. There are a variety of tactics used and this is not unheard of.

[@WhosaidIrene]

That was THE lamest attempt at emotional manipulation. Problem is, it won’t work on people with no moral compass 🧭.

[@azero2]

I just watched the Chris Watts interrogation, those FBI agents make these cops look like they were trained at Metro-State.

[@katarinajezik5960]

Where is the Chris watts interview?

[@vomitedshit]

most cops, even detectives, aren't especially bright

[@bari2883]

@@hgivens07 With watts case they had sent a drine out to servi and had seen the sheet missing from his bedroom. So they knew that evidence and possible graves were there but its much easier with a confession to convict so they let chris dig his own grave.

[@Name-oz4lq]

@@katarinajezik5960 all over KZbin lol or you can see parts of it in the Netflix documentary, but I’d really suggest you watch the 10 plus hours of interrogation & follow up interrogations. 😉

[@bari2883]

@TheBrabon1 I think the black guy blew it. They should of just came in with cuffs and he might of squirmed and squeeled.

[@nathansmith1085]

Where is Jim Can't Swim when you need him!!! These clowns would be gold for his channel!

[@keithh3725]

I know right!

[@Detroitdiesel285]

He not make much content... I’m pissed.

[@Syndrum]

"Get to the but part" My thoughts everytime I'm alone with my laptop.

[@ken-camo]

LMAO

[@joeciocco457]

"If you think that jury is going to believe that this was a prank, and thats what your going to hang your thing on then your not as smart as I thought you were" LOL dude gets off with no convictions

[@johnsambo9379]

It never went to trial. All charges has to be dropped for lack of evidence. Lol

[@matthewrizzo5324]

Tip if the cops say "BE HONEST, BECAUSE WE ALREADY KNOW". That means they don't know lmao.... "YOU HAVENT BEEN TREATED LIKE A PRISONER NOT ONCE IN HERE". Ummm he wasn't under arrest when he went down there so your statement makes no sense.

[@stxpress27]

lol it goes like this : you guys ready to make an arrest in this case yet? Yeah, we ready. Alright, bring him in and arrest him then. Right before though, ask if he wants to ‘tell his side of the story’. Talking to cops is icing a cake

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

A normal person would fall weak but Sean is hardened.

[@bossconductor7267]

But what if they casually flip over a couple of fuzzy screenshots from the CCTV ?

[@mikec81]

The jury must have believed it was a prank because this guy was acquitted by jury in this case

[@brandonblackfyre5783]

Really?

[@piFFD513]

@@brandonblackfyre5783 - yup

[@justanothersmith6012]

When ? I’m kind of surprised there was a jury trial for a case like this , given the pandemic.

[@doyoulikeduckmeat]

Edit: Never mind I found it.

[@Outcome_Agent]

Seriously these detectives wasted a shet ton of time on this bunk case. Yah it was a prank that went to far but any one could have seen from 10 miles a way this was a dead case. Waste of taxpayer money. Waste of police time interrogating this dude

[@chuckie102883]

Sean handled himself great! Never freaked out, never got emotional and when they played good cop bad cop he didn’t cave, he asked for a lawyer! THATS HOW YOU PROTECT YOURSELF! The cops just want an easy confession anyway they can get one.

[@jeffl1484]

The most hilarious part of this group is the fact they're referred to as "officers" Thank you, DeWitte for an endless supply of entertainment.

[@B3Band]

HE WAS ACQUITTED ON ALL COUNTS. But hey, at least that investigator "beat" him, right? Who cares about justice? You just gotta WIN bro!

[@girlnextdoor0703]

When the detectives start to sound desperate in their questioning, pushing too hard, most suspects will clam up bc they know it usually means the cops don't have enough for a hold.

[@drnogueiras8783]

That usually happens at the confrontation phase regardless of whether or not they feel they have enough for a case

[@theironmarshmallowg3932]

He should’ve lawyered up before he said a word..

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

Many cops & agents use methods or circumstances because they can't wait 8 days or 2mo for lab tests 🗂, court records. They want confessions or witness statements.

[@FreedOrDieTrying]

Sean: yeah .. he is a scum bag Detective: but scum bags have rights too 😂😂

[@BrokenMedic]

It’s like you’re showing the cast in a movie.

[@nukiradio]

Behind the scenes

[@jerrybishop2115]

@@nukiradio funny but very true👍

[@carlwilliams6977]

Yeah... The Big Lebowski or Fargo!

[@jerrybishop2115]

@@carlwilliams6977 lol

[@laurajones2605]

“ Don’t do that.” This guy is great, like a tv cop with a catchphrase.

[@croatoansounds]

He’s the fast talkin, quick witted, joke dropping character, who also has an attitude, but always does the right thing and gets his man. Except here lol

[@M.OD.21]

49:28 I BEAT YOU!!! Lmao - i love it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Never heard a cop say that before

[@georgemartin1436]

Thank you RWP for this mesmerizing content!

[@NATHYMACHADOLIMA]

This is so addictive

[@GamingWithBobbyMac]

A fellow Machado

[@Hallahanify]

Real world police baby

[@fmcdomer]

If there is hard evidence against him Then why are the cops trying so hard They must really like him? Or maybe the evidence isn’t that hard

[@the.living.man.]

It's because a confession makes it a lot easier. That, and people who are lying will say dates, times, names, and series of events that are inconsistent with reality, and can be used in cross examination to prove the lie. It makes the prosecution's job easier to have them talking.

[@calvinh.8882]

They need more so they were fishing. And they will do the same thing to other people involved and hope they get one of them to break so they will have hard evidence to take down the others.

[@hoapres]

@@the.living.man. In the halls of justice, the justice is in the halls. Getting a confession makes it a lot easier to plea bargain the case out. The prosecutor and the public (aka pretend) defender will cut a deal and the pd will tell the defendant to take the deal because there is no defense.

[@the.living.man.]

@@hoapres oh I agree, wholly. The prosecutor is only looking for a good "win" percentage, better for their eventual run for higher office, or re-election. It's all a game.

[@decentamerican7156]

Or they are just racking up overtime pay for this nonsense

[@joelbellJB]

Never talk to the cops, if you’re in one of these rooms and they haven’t arrested you than they’re fishing for information to later charge you.

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

Absolutely...for most people this would be terrifying but Sean is hard enough to not fall for it. He sticks to his story like a pro...he has obviously been interrogated befire.

[@RigItRay]

Even though he was eventually found innocent by a jury. He didn't gain anything, but risked everything. By talking to police without a lawyer present. This interrogation video should've been 5 mins long. Just him being Mirandized then saying "I'd to remain silent and talk to a lawyer".

[@FLAMINGBABYHEAD]

100% correct.

[@babycakes4206]

He walked on all charges??

[@RigItRay]

@@babycakes4206 Yep, by a jury. You can see the court records too. By searching his name on the Orange County Court (Florida) website. He also got in more trouble with the law more recently. By attacking his girlfriends landlord.

[@babycakes4206]

@@RigItRay dang!! While searching for the outcome of the extortion charges I did see he caught some assault charges... assuming those are the landlord. I did notice too that they never charged him with impersonation on that extortion case... guess that was just BS. Thanks for the scoop!!

[@RigItRay]

@@babycakes4206 You're welcome. One of the first documents explains the assault.

[@LúciaKitten]

The "reverse psychology" from the detectives is so in "your face", they are not subtle... lol nor good at it!!

[@KC0FZZ]

Subtlety is not neccessary when dealing with the likes of Metro State.

[@aphysique]

@@KC0FZZ LMAO...Very true

[@soryuushi]

Honestly, I thought he was really close to cracking at the end, until the detective used the wrong name. A mistake like that is enough to snap someone out of it.

[@tilendynaguy4895]

@@soryuushi I said the same thing at that part 😅🤦🏼‍♂️

[@B3Band]

They're dealing with a bottom of the barrel wannabe cop. It doesn't take much! That said, when an investigator is going that hard, it's because they NEED a confession because they have no evidence. Proof: Sean was acquitted by a jury on all counts. Look it up.

[@BangBangBeefyMacNCheesy]

I almost felt like confessing at the end with the last detective 😂😂😂

[@cowbatboots282]

Why? He did a terrible job.

[@FLAMINGBABYHEAD]

Really? You were falling for that?

[@luisfck2119]

I felt the revamped pressure too

[@bbbykelly]

First word out of his mouth should have been lawyer. Could’ve saved everyone the trouble.

[@ralphlauren1998]

Yeah but they most likely watched this interview in court and the whole time he maintained his story, so in a way this may has helped in his defense and that’s why he got acquitted at trial.

[@Rokaize]

@@ralphlauren1998 Sure, he stuck with his story. But this all could have been avoided by lawyering up immediately. Probably wouldn’t have even made it to court.

[@ralphlauren1998]

@@Rokaize yeah I agree, giving the cops absolutely nothing and getting a lawyer to defend you the soonest is always your best chance, like the day after you commit a crime you might as well get a lawyer

[@Rokaize]

@@ralphlauren1998 these bozos think you’re going to talk your way out of it to the cops. Not realizing they are just building a case on you as you prattle off your story

[@JamesBaker-qx1cx]

Assign an Asian Judge and he can explain egg roll again. 😂

[@decentamerican7156]

Joe Kenda said it best, "If you are going to lie to me, will you at least have the common courtesy to be good at it"

[@devaunplowman2327]

Lol man's not a good liar they just weren't good cops who clearly didn't really have good evidence

[@Scoobz187]

Man, those cops really tried to play every trick in the book on him.

[@shoesole1873]

That was complete GARBAGE! My car salesman could've done a better job.

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

Ah but they got him to confess everything.

[@brigadierharsh1948]

It’s an embarrassment. He gave them a story that didn’t make much sense given the physical evidence. A good prosecutor should be able to work with that alone.

[@ShaneusSnake]

@@yourfabuloushappymann5154 if it was a confession there would not have been a trial. He beat the case and was acquired. Terrible interviewers. Quality interviewers could have closed the deal.

[@seanpellegrino2989]

I like the one detective thinking he is working the master strategy... take off the mask, yell "do the right thing now Carlos, and you won't be wrong later", or variations of it for half an hour, tell him he is Jekyll and Hyde, and halfway pretend to respect him.

[@c.amoroso]

Lol his name ain’t even Carlos is the best part. Dude laughed in his face. he even said “id prolly hang out with u” like come on dude. Who said he would wanna hang out with ur hyper ass.

[@rickjames8972]

@@c.amoroso 🤣🤣🤣 that really was the best part I mean come on u talking about being his best friend and calling him the wrong name! Honestly he just made it worse imo.. he got him to say lawyer tho! Lmao

[@erinchob_]

@seanpellegrino I like your last name! Lol

[@JayGraphix]

*Great work Real World Police! You put together some amazing content and I know you have to be working your ass off to obtain these videos ... Very much appreciated! Best Police Content on KZbin.*

[@STUDIO99MUSIC]

“Come with me Carlos!!!” 😭😭😭💀💀💀

[@jaredburgess8381]

😬I was cringeing HARD at that point! He took me to 'peak cringe'.

[@getlikeus1247]

I hope Sean called these detectives and told them how “great” of a job they did after he was acquitted. 😂

[@msstarlight4770]

If it really was a prank, they shouldn't have left things overnight, as soon as Amar gave them the money, they should have waited a couple of minutes then told him it was a prank and given it back.

[@richardduerr9983]

True, except that 'they should have waited a couple minutes' part. The very second that the money is in his hands, the 'prank' became extortion.

[@aphysique]

It wasn't a prank .. obviously this scumbag Jag off extorted Omar, cause he needed his transmission fixed, that was his motive!

[@msstarlight4770]

@@richardduerr9983 Well, none of them seem very bright, so maybe when he said he was going to pay the guy, they just didn't know what to do. Either way, it was a really stupid thing to do, prank or no prank.

[@msstarlight4770]

@@aphysique In your opinion.

[@aphysique]

@@msstarlight4770 my opinion that it's clear & evident of his motive

[@Docstantinople]

This guy is too wise to interrogation techniques, the third cop at the end wasn’t gonna get no where.

[@Slippery413]

He been arrested before and knows the routine.

[@Docstantinople]

@c&c phx believe it or not, ripleys.

[@Lemmyywinkz]

He saw right through that shit. These guys obviously must not have to do this too often, they were pretty bad at interrogation techniques.

[@stevensgarage6451]

@Daryl Mixan But at least he got Sean to tell him that by lawyering up and ending the confession means he won. He won all the way to the acquittal

[@geraldh.6686]

It was the same two cops the whole time

[@josealqueres]

Damn those detectives are a joke...

[@MamaMeg09]

Best part of video- during the pat down, the cop transporting says “NO HOMO”. Got to be one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard on this channel! Love it! Hahaha

[@leylapats]

“Your works gonna be over after this, no one’s gonna touch you” I can’t believe he called Jermey a nobody like that

[@jameselliott5315]

I was waiting for Jeremy to walk in at any minute and say "Sergeant"

[@BrokenEmpire08]

"I beat you right" hahaha anytime you got to say that sure man. You totally won that one.

[@kriegsfuhrer1517]

That cop was shite

[@AmyAnnLand]

It was so cringy that "winning" was so important to him more than anything. Sean was smart by just letting him think that, but for the cop to feel that he "won" because Sean finally decided to lawyer up is just ridiculous. I know he was trying to appeal to Sean's pride so he'd talk more, but yikes.

[@tinpony9424]

This got funny when they brought in Detective Matt Foley.

[@nfrench2100]

He’s the “bad cop/good cop” all in one ain’t he 😂

[@stopdusty420]

He has been down in the basement drinking coffee for the last 8 hours.

[@Billquinn25]

Axel Foley

[@neergbenna]

@@stopdusty420 You ain't wrong.

[@Mr.Brightside8810]

Lmao

[@MartinAston00]

“ You know I beat you though” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 NOPE!!

[@ladin425]

That last detective got his feelings hurt when he couldn't break him. Then he says, "I won".

[@johncampagnola2969]

he lost a 5 dollar bet he's buying beers that night lmao

[@drnogueiras8783]

I love that he keeps calling OTHERS “scumbags”. “I did write a statement. We advised her about Susan, too.” Lmao. Such a good guy. Not retaliation and trying to drag others down with him at all. Give this hero a medal. And a “BEST PRANK EVER, BRO!” award.

[@b.c.7741]

Takes one to know one

[@jeremydewitte3540]

@@b.c.7741 does that make you one sergeant?

[@b.c.7741]

@@jeremydewitte3540 Yes sir, indeed. Would please hire me to Metro State?

[@jeremydewitte3540]

@@b.c.7741 we have a very strict set of standards to be hired by metro state. You have to be a RSO, have an IQ below 80, and questionable morals. Are you up to the challenge? Click on careers on the metro state website to learn more.

[@b.c.7741]

@@jeremydewitte3540 I think I've got what it doesnt take then! My morals are beyond questionable, Im an RSO, and dumber than a box of rocks. I also jumped at Fallujah if that means anything to you.

[@dakotadunn2591]

Steve snitched on him and also agreed to wear a wire against Jeremy to not face charges in this case

[@heatherd.9390]

I watched this whole thing and am still wondering what it has to do with Jeremy. I may be a bit behind on what is going on with Metro State and Jeremy? Or is he an employee of MS and they use this guys legal troubles as leverage to get more info on DeWitte?

[@dakotadunn2591]

“Steve” works for Jeremy and wore a wire during their secret meeting

[@drnogueiras8783]

@@dakotadunn2591 why’d you put “Steve” in quotation marks lol

[@dakotadunn2591]

@@drnogueiras8783 because recycling is his name of choice

[@kerbyfab]

I thought he went to trial and was acquitted??

[@norm_badwolf_9119]

That last detective was amazing! “I’m your friend” “you seem like the kinda guy I’d hang out with” “be real with me man and I’ll be real with you” “come with me”...... And he doesn’t even know the guys name 😂 -“Carlos, come with me!” -“...Sean...” -“Sean, come with me!”

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

Technique

[@Chris-nf3sg]

Huggie Bear was fucking useless

[@stonerking7568]

😂😂 if you think a jury is gone belive this is a prank Jury: yeah maybe a little excessive but it was a prank😂

[@contourgraphics6655]

The fact that he took it all the way to a jury trial makes me think that it really was a prank. And he did seem beleivable when he said that no one ever asked the guy for money. Without evidence of that, seems like it would be hard to make an extortion charge stick. Probably why he was aquitted.

[@brigadierharsh1948]

There are probably some half truths throughout his story, but the idea that they planned to give him the money back is such a joke. They very well might have started out just messing with the guy, but when he took it seriously they either demanded or accepted the money he was giving them. They should have stopped whatever messing around they were doing at that point. The whole saying “it was just a prank bro” the day after, before they had even returned his money to him and after they found out he wrote a statement against them, is incredibly suspect and seems like an after the fact excuse for taking the money, even if the whole thing just started as messing with the guy and not a conspiracy.

[@idlehour]

My last prank we broke my friends legs and took his wallet.

[@amyc9155]

Is there video of this trial anywhere??

[@sorantohell5096]

​@@amyc9155no but Sean and the 2 others were acquitted of all charges due to lack of any credible evidence.

[@exander77]

@@sorantohell5096 The trial had to be a complete joke.

[@Outcome_Agent]

Detective : i dont feel like wasting anymore time on it. Everyone: youve already wasted over 2 hours on this useless and pointless interrogation that went nowhere. You aint fooling anyone bro.

[@sm0ki]

The guy preaching at the end is so funny. The suspect was way too smart to fall for this tactic.

[@serene_shepherd]

The detectives convinced me he was telling me the truth. The last detective was so completely ridiculous.

[@watercarepro9610]

He thought he was the shit didn't he, his ego was so big he even had to say "I beat you " What a dip shit

[@jaredburgess8381]

You think he was telling the truth?! Really?!

[@Landon_Lucas]

I actually thought the last cop was a very persuasive real dude, but if this guy talks hes probly gonna get shanked in prison so he cant say shit unless he was a brutal death.

[@Hallahanify]

@@Landon_Lucas you think his wannabe cop buddies are gonna kill him?

[@brigadierharsh1948]

Honestly yeah. He’s absolutely not telling the entire truth, but they can’t prove it and he is very clearly aware of that. He stays calm and isn’t phased when they bring up physical evidence. Even though I don’t believe him and think his story is pretty silly, he behaves like an innocent man in this situation and that is pretty impressive.

[@Kanye4President]

"I beat you!!" Yes you did your prize Acquittal

[@chronicinokla]

This whole situation is really telling of how much these guys wanted to tag these charges on someone. Three different people trying to convince him to make a different statement.

[@theironmarshmallowg3932]

He should’ve just shut up and asked for a lawyer

[@notatrollll]

You dont think he’s guilty? Are you a brainlet? Obviously the detectives want him to be charged. He’s guilty as all hell. How can you even twist this as the detectives are the bad guys? guy extorted a dude for thousands and threatened him

[@johnguylw]

@@notatrollll well apparently he didn't do it since he was acquitted of all charges.

[@notatrollll]

@@johnguylw Acquital doesn’t imply a person didnt do something. It means the evidence presented by the prosecution was insufficient to determine guilt.

[@mwilliams1330]

@@notatrollll and in the end he still walked, no?

[@Name-oz4lq]

So is he not filing taxes? Cause he’d need to know their names..

[@carlwilliams6977]

It's funny you bring that up! There is some indication that he paid (or didn't pay) a lot of these guys under the table!

[@mmatthews61687]

I think they're set up as contractors so they're technically working for the funeral home.

[@ThePrufessa]

Not technically. The payroll/human resources department handles all of that. Of course I'm being facetious because this doofus didn't include a HR department in his fake police department.

[@ThePrufessa]

@@mmatthews61687 no. They're employees of metro state.

[@mmatthews61687]

@@ThePrufessa Says who? Pretty sure when they were having their "secret" meeting outside the mall, one of them mentioned that they were technically independent contractors

[@lovingmymamalighter102]

This kid should feel BLESSED that he's the first person who they brought in for questioning lmfao, cause like they say the last person never has anybody left to tell on lol.

[@KeithRingo]

"It's just a prank bro. It WaS a SoCiAl ExPeRiMeNt"

[@momwithaplan1287]

So,I guess “The Prank” really worked out for “ Recycle” cuz he even “ Pranked” the COPS too.... He was acquitted of the charges. He beet them all. Lol.

[@mullahviking]

He seems somewhat guilty. I have seen enough JCS to realize that. He did not break though, and that black police officer dude was trying way to hard. it was almost shambolic with "the dossier strategy" and that DVD-R and Burned CD.

[@anonony9081]

It's funny seeing them use interrogation techniques on a guy who should know his way around them. Why the fuck doesn't he lawyer up. He hasn't watched enough JCS

[@b.c.7741]

@@anonony9081 you didnt watch til the end?lol Lawyer up is exactly what he did

[@Sera-Marie]

ah the JCS University. what did we do before it?

[@Name-oz4lq]

@@b.c.7741 I think they meant he should have lawyered up waaayyy before he talked to them for hours.

[@b.c.7741]

@@Name-oz4lq yeah I thought maybe thats what they meant, but either way he stuck to the same story that his lawyer presumably went with at least, since he got acquitted. But he was probably just lucky they didnt have enough evidence.

[@nikhilpatil3525]

This interrogation is so weak.

[@claymac7895]

Yeah these “detectives” are pathetic. They are just as ego delusional as the douche bags from Motor One. They likely made the entire interrogation inadmissible when they selectively left big parts out of the Miranda rights anyway. These guys are gonna walk.

[@MrOTcomputer]

@@claymac7895 yup. These two clowns are some of the worst detectives I have seen in a long time. Everything out of their mouths were LIES. They got focused on a confession/conviction and the truth went right out the window. They belong in a circus.

[@MrOTcomputer]

@@cup_and_cone Well said!

[@daytonasayswhat9333]

@@cup_and_cone Like this Ebonics spouting black guy here. “We need to get a street sounding black guy on the team!”

[@Alberto_Gomez]

@@MrOTcomputer You've said that like 10 times already.

[@Docstantinople]

“I took my mask off, you don’t remember me?” *moves closer as to him to try and intimidate* doesn’t work.

[@ryana1140]

I don’t remember you cause you had your mask on! Lol

[@RUESPEED1]

"You and I can hang out". Sure. You and I can go to the pub when my lawyer get's here.

[@bradborrow2446]

Detective: "we're jokesters". Yup you sure proved that !!!

[@badgalcreah]

That black man coulda been a pimp slick talkin' Willy type had he not went the LE way lol

[@carlap9859]

Would love to see Dewitte's interview with the attorney generals officer! When is that going to be released??

[@Docstantinople]

If these cops already had the answers to questions they had they wouldn’t be pushing this guy so hard and the third cop at the end wouldn’t have had to come to try and push the suspect to confess to anything. They don’t have nothing on this guy.

[@rickjames8972]

Yeah it was cringe how hard they was trying and the shit they was saying they had when they actually didn’t have shit! Haha

[@ericg4972]

They grabbed a crackhead from one of the cells and told him if he got a confession they'll give him 5 dollars.

[@roguebot6132]

"I beat you". Yeeeeeaaap! That's what happens when we start giving every kid a trophy. LOL!

[@erasure33]

This is like the setup for a Quentin Tarantino blood bath scene.

[@demurph]

Guaranteed those are blank CD’s

[@keithh3725]

I said same thing to myself...for sure the audio was...

[@johnchurch3649]

If it is, then it will be a mistrial. Can't make up evidence per US Supreme Court

[@kevinklassen4328]

@@johnchurch3649 Having blank CDs isn't making up evidence. But to answer what you were trying to say, it's not illegal for detectives to lie to you about what they have on you.

[@luisfck2119]

100%

[@GenAfterNextTactics]

I respect the guy for not giving in. If the detectives have all of this evidence on him then why do they keep trying to question him?

[@Mr.NorthSacra916Xfour]

Cop: “I’m gonna be real and honest with you I even took off my mask” Charles: “What’s your last name?” Cop: “Well I ain’t gonna tell you that Carlos!” Charles: “My names Charles”

[@lovingmymamalighter102]

He kept saying he beat him after he said lawyer, which tells me they don't have anything concrete. Lol, then they try and get him to just give them his code for his phone. Lol

[@BlueBARv5]

I'm not gonna let you pin this MeatHead on Metro State... even the Navy Seals get some 'Bad Apples "..