Jacksonville Officer Encounters Belligerent Passenger With Plate Carrier And Firearm

[@suspicioustumbleweed4760]

The disappointment he must’ve felt hearing all those gunshots after trying so hard to smooth things over.

[@cavemanlovesmoke4394]

Right . Smh 😑

[@girthworm6895]

It's not his responsibility to "smooth things over" for his idiot friend with a gun and vest on lol

[@slowsubaruBL]

It almost looked like the dude was praying.. I feel bad for him, gets involved wit the wrong people

[@kw2519]

Ya, the driver wasn’t being an idiot. He was cool calm and compliant.

[@slowsubaruBL]

@@Armed-Forever Could be true, but I think it was cause they smelled weed and nobody had a med card

[@josephmiller4616]

The driver got lucky. He had the best defense of anyone. Being searched already and locked in a cop car.

[@abrahamruiz9509]

@@TucsonDude explain...

[@Calabresa022]

@RuDuffEnough WellRu its not lying if he wasnt aware of the fact

[@abrahamruiz9509]

@RuDuffEnough WellRu that's defensible in court, he could claim he knew nothing about that gun.

[@hdkeemii8315]

@@TucsonDude lol he knew nothing you know everything your passengers have on them ?

[@abrahamruiz9509]

@RuDuffEnough WellRu obviously you've never been in court lol attorneys will find anything and everything they can use to defend their defendants.

[@Ragehunger]

Another great lesson to learn: Don't be friends with people who are dealing in illegalities and are willing to incite violence in your presence. I hope the driver takes this as a big life lesson, because he seems like a friendly guy who deserve to be in a better social circle.

[@1031Six]

Seems like a friendly guy? So friendly he's driving around with no license, at night, with a guy in body armor, with a gun n extended magazine, in the front seat n making illegal turns in front of police. Real friendly n real smart. So friendly he drove all these ppl (police, passengers and by-standers) right into the middle of a gun fight cuz there's no way he didn't know his front passenger was an "on-sight banger" - he also apparently knows police will bang on sight. So making illegal turns or actions as the driver, knowing he had nothing to keep police from being suspicious (like a simple valid ID) was a purposeful act to start a gun fight in my opinion

[@sirlemaster2683]

@@1031Six the driver did everything right. Not carrying your id is a minor issue and you can’t convict a man based on what the other people did. You could say bird of a feather flock together but that isn’t gonna work in court. He just needs to reevaluate his life and make better decisions

[@BoogeymanRacing]

Shit I forget my license every once in a while too, doesn't mean he's a bad dude. He did everything right, was super respectful, and where I'm from dudes wear plate carriers for fashion too, and everybody strapped. You can't base a friend off that

[@BoogeymanRacing]

@Jay I do have a wallet, but you can't tell me you've never gone somewhere without yours

[@gfexc]

Like Chris Rock taught us kzbin.info/www/bejne/hX6xo4lrj6iSpZo

[@nicolausphillips3616]

Driver gave an A+ example of how to calmly deal with a traffic stop, even when the officer is suspicious. 💯🔥 I pray more people see this footage and learn from this man's good decisions in a bad situation.

[@dwindlefoddl7225]

Ppl who see this will still say what the officers was wrong and scream ...THE OFFICER IS RACIST

[@pumpkinqueen1459]

@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942 um.. yes. Or you could get shot. If you have an issue, have your lawyer fight it after the fact

[@michaelrivard4879]

Is that what you think? He was a car with a bunch of thugs and he didn't warn the police officers. If he was an honest and good man he wouldn't have been in a car with him and he would have told the cops hey I'm with a car load full of thugs that are armed and I have no problem shooting you. That's honest that's compliant. Get it right man

[@nicolausphillips3616]

@@michaelrivard4879 you're assuming he had literally seen a gun, otherwise HE would be making an assumption too. Let's try not to make too many assumptions without factual direction.

[@michaelrivard4879]

@@nicolausphillips3616 dear Nicholas evidently you have lived a very sheltered life probably in California when you don't know a bullshiter when you see one or hear one. The guy did nothing but lie from the first time he opened his mouth until a bullet closed it.

[@georgewells1904]

Too accommodating? That puts you in a lose/lose situation. The driver did the right thing 100%.

[@gorkyd7912]

It can be a red flag, it's not a crime. Just means the officers need to be extra alert. If you were test-driving a car and the dealer said "The engine runs great and has no issues at all. Go ahead and run your scan tool on it and look for codes. I'll even let you use my scan tool. Want to smell the dip stick?" You'd get a little suspicious wouldn't you.

[@huhdidwhat]

@@gorkyd7912 No. I wouldn't. There's a huge difference between car sales and traffic stops. You have all the time in the world when buying a car. Besides that, as a police officer you need to employ constant vigilance. The fact is, this guy was not being "over compliant" because there's no such thing when you life is on the line, so no that's not suspicious unless you're so green (inexperienced) in this situation you'd think otherwise.

[@user-tr2dh4xx6u]

@@huhdidwhat what tf are you smoking, over compliance is usually a sign that they are trying to get you to lower your gaurd... ive seen many videos where they act super friendly and as soon as the cops not paying attention they pull a gun and shoot at them, many times the officer is killed or severely wounded

[@OnceShy_TwiceBitten]

@@huhdidwhat then you are dumb. ANYTHING out of the ORDINARY, should put you on alert. Period. That is not normal, and makes you wonder what they are hiding or trying to draw attention away from. mostly because when people do that, they tend to have actually done something, plan to or have something to hide. It's proven more often than not. So to blindly ignore it puts you at a disadvantage and is plain dumb.

[@DJ-cp8hz]

I absolutely agree as I grew up in a broke neighbor hood and EVERY interaction was treated as a road side interrogation unless "I fit the description of someone that they were looking for or that had just committed a crime in the vicinity" then it would be guns out, lay face down in the trash of the city, "felony stop" that being said, I think he was thinking, "thats peculiar, normally blacks that are completely air tight running legit as fuck LOVE to come off cocky and talk big shit, while driver is over here talking like he's a fucking door man or butler, nahhh blacks in the right love to fight ! 🤣🙌

[@Brandon-tz2wh]

this was extremely surreal. just completely absurd how the driver was calm and the passenger had a gun and was willing to get into a gunfight. it's crazy how quickly shit can change.

[@elcompa4208]

Cops shot first because he ran

[@alexf9381]

@@elcompa4208 Uhh no. Nice attempt at some mental gymnastics there, though. The piece of shit criminal shot at them first as he was fleeing which is confirmed through clear evidence. He missed his shots. The cops shot back in reaction, hitting the moron.

[@nick4597]

@@elcompa4208 no they didn’t…did you even watch the video? The dude fired shots first after he ran then the cops fired back. Quit sucking the dick of criminals

[@nick4597]

@@elcompa4208 I think you’re a bit slow dude. Keep smoking weed

[@joeb6750]

@@elcompa4208 cause he refused to comply, shoved the officer down, and pulled out his gun all in the process of him 'just running away'

[@roy-batty]

"Technically it doesn't say don't bust a U-turn on red" Hahahaha... This guy is my spirit animal.

[@JasonH17]

@@parkerfinley1347 its kind of goes with the red arrow. Drivers ed 101

[@silverwolfairsoft1960]

It’s only legal if nobody see you do it, lol 😂

[@mariopalos9238]

Except for the attempted murder part.

[@rekunta]

Aumakua

[@mybuickskill6979]

Gotta put signs for everything. Don't drink gasoline, don't shove a curling iron in your bum, and no u turn on red 🤦🏼‍♂️😂

[@sirtomthecat]

I think the reason the driver was over compliant was because he might have known his friend had the gun and would resist and so he didn't want to get shot because of his friend.

[@bradmangaming9993]

Yah that’s kinda the reason for the over compliance statement. It’s not necessarily toward the driver but toward the possibility of him acting that way Because something is off in the car/passengers. Hard situation to react but the officer wasn’t alone so his backup saw the vest and behavior of the passengers. Why he put the driver in the back of his car right away and pulled the guy out when he refused to answer questions. The one part that got me was him saying “I am a real brother” and “put the handcuffs on” while extending his arm away from the officer. Big red flags with the brother part and then more so with the arms after they know he has a extended mag pistol on his hip.

[@johnmarston2616]

Yep and it worked too. Driver got to go home.

[@miltonmoore8369]

"WITH FRIENDS LIKE THIS, WHO NEED ENEMIES." GUY NEEEDS TO FIND A BETTER CLASS OF FRIENDS IMMEDIATELY.

[@london_james]

@@johnmarston2616 cops might of got killed due to the driver

[@daytonfox6440]

Probably knew he could go rob the buddies house once he was dead or in jail

[@bunnyg2331]

The three back-seat passengers were 100% justified to run away when the shooting started. As John always says:"Get out of the danger zone!"

[@Dylan9]

Did they come back tho lol

[@darren6951]

No, they were not.

[@thesig301]

😂3 gang members were justified in running from active crime scene

[@cookierad3r]

@@darren6951cereal box legal degree havers logging on

[@mikejmardis]

Wrong! They are detained (implied). Get on the ground but not run. You run from the police, you are wrong.

[@mexstrikerop8897]

Being on the street for some time I know sometimes you get a friend of a friend in your car and you know they are trouble, 10 out of 10 for the driver protecting he's life

[@user-tr2dh4xx6u]

except he said there were no guns in the car which he should be charged with for lying and also transporting a possibly illegal gun while in possession of illegal substances and most likely high

[@matejovich]

Yeah, it's a shocker that compliance kept him safe. Weird how that happened....

[@crimeandcrafting]

@@user-tr2dh4xx6uthere’s no way to prove he knew. If he had been arrested the charges would have been dismissed. The guy did alright taking care of himself and that’s the only person he needs to take care of

[@thegeth4293]

guy knew his psycho friend would do something stupid' he almost jumped out of that car to get away from him

[@13ninjakill]

He had his hands out the window like that cause he wasnt trying to get shot. Good job dude

[@rylandavis2976]

It's ridiculous that he said he was being "too complaint" and that it's a red flag for him. Totally ridiculous

[@stewie84]

Yeah, you know when they rolled to a stop, passenger was saying “it’s on” and the driver was saying “be cool”

[@intricateinc8566]

When my homie is strapped and vested beside me I am going to be very polite and accommodating as well.

[@userac-xpg]

so all cops are polite and accomodating?

[@intricateinc8566]

@@userac-xpg Did I say cops? nope, learn to read before responding John.

[@leemyers1015]

@@userac-xpg It is not about the LEO being polite it was about the thug with illegal gun on his body that tried to kill an officer. However yes that officer was very polite and professional.

[@ryzerch2124]

@@userac-xpg shut up

[@PandaofYahweh]

Guys he was talking about the driver being very polite lol

[@viperson9818]

I love how the driver followed all the rules while the passenger chose violence.

[@kevinfox1780]

Of course he lied when asked if there were any weapons in the car

[@Michael-jb5bu]

Pulling someone out of a car and leaning them against it isn’t violence? You guys aren’t real

[@jonvon2044]

He’s protecting his people. Cops shouldn’t be able to look in anyones car or search people over an illegal u turn in the first place. Weed and traffic laws are just a tool for them to fish for crime and make revenue. Not protect people, these ridiculous stops for petty bs put the public in more danger.

[@jefffrei4671]

You just can't fix stupid 🙄

[@intricateinc8566]

@@AIWASP He was fully attempting to de escalating the situation, hyper cooperative. Not his first pull over I'm sure. Ridin dirty you know the deal.

[@captainotto]

I imagine it was a split-second thing, but I think as a cop, you probably should never touch a suspect's weapon unless you're taking it off him. When he put his fingers on it, any chance that the guy may think he can get away without force is over. And the cuffs aren't on yet. Either put the cuffs on or take the weapon, but never partially do one then the other.

[@karbinekrazy6814]

Literally

[@kyleam288]

Yea he should have gotten control of it.

[@JasonH17]

Don't half ass cuff someone either thats basically what they were saying with putting weight on him. Im sure this was kids gloves on because of the race card.

[@Fonz23]

I would personally choose take someone’s weapon away first and secure it THEN worry about cuffing them.

[@captainotto]

@@Fonz23 In this situation I think you could go either way, but at least you know he can't shoot straight with both hands cuffed behind his back. But that said, the moment you feel cold steel shaped like a mag, you better get control of it immediately. Again it really feels like he just didn't have time to process and recognise what he was touching before it all went south.

[@Yashhaa]

Great example of “chose your friends carefully”

[@madhash83]

Driver knew his friend was wild and knew it was about to go down, thats why he was super compliant "please do" almost like "I'm not the bad one"

[@elslick]

Yeah noticed that as well. He most likely knew his friend was going to act up and didn't want to be any part of it.

[@_Dennis2Society215]

😂😂. He definitely was compliant AF. The passenger should’ve been ran once they removed the driver. He knew he was dirty. He couldve gotten executed once he ran off and they knew he was armed.

[@Marin3r101]

@@elslick he didnt say anything. That should get him charged...

[@overtherenowaitthere]

@@Marin3r101 its called the fifth amendment, you don't have to say anything that could incriminate yourself. and the absence of giving that information being an offense completely defeats the purpose of that amendment lmao

[@elslick]

@@Marin3r101 I never said he was going to. Did you even read my comment hahaha. I said he probably knew his friend was going to act up that why he was cooperative and got himself away from the situation. He was smart he didn't want anything to do with that and made sure his bases were covered.

[@chessthecat]

Too accommodating? I don't think that's an issue unless you are really overthinking things. The driver to me was super cooperating and the cop was being really professional too.

[@majesticgee7610]

Really professional," went out the window real quick. As soon as the passenger started asserting his right to not ID. ( even though by law he supposed to ID because he has a firearm on him. But the office didn't know that at the moment)

[@Zergling.]

@@majesticgee7610 I think that the cops knew that something was going on inside the car, they did stop it because of a red light but they knew after that that some wierd stuf was going on and theres probably guns involved, thats why they where already on alert about it, i think in their headds they where already thinking that they could get shot, alot of people in the coments did say it and i believe the cops too. Now of course the cops dont show up to cars all the time expecting to be shot but is possible to get more alert depending of many points, the type of people are in the car/how many are there/ is there any weird smel/what time of the day it is/ etc..

[@westcoast7614]

@@majesticgee7610 constitution says otherwise, doesn’t say anything about having a piece of paper to be accessed to YOUR rights.

[@viysnjor4811]

@@westcoast7614 Constitution doesn't give you the right to resist arrest and fire on an officfer. There's also this thing called "probable cause", and cruising around in the dead of night with a plate carrier on and a pistol in your pocket would definitely qualify, giving the cops the legal right to detain and temporarily disarm you for their own safety.

[@556arbadboy]

@@majesticgee7610 in Florida just because you have a firearm doesn't mean you have to ID. Even if open carry while legally hunting, fishing, or camping you do not have to ID if the is no reasonable articulation of you committing or about to committing a crime. You only have to ID if reasonable articulation of you committing a crime is suspected, which means actual proof of you committing or about to commit a crime. Otherwise kick rocks sir... Just don't resist no matter if you're right or not. Then bad things happen. Let them do what they do and hire an attorney do not get yourself killed.

[@kyleallison194]

Every time I train, I fiddle my car keys before my instructor calls for engagement. Training into your system the instinct of emptying your hands is absolutely vital. Thank you for the tip!

[@dynaryda8857]

“Too accommodating” you can’t win with people like this 😂

[@joshuawoodman6603]

Very valid for the driver to "over-comply". This is the best shot you have to win in court if you happen to get a bad police officer willing to abuse pepper spray, use of force, or heaven forbid thier firearm. Baffled ASP would even say that when their whole brand is citizens protecting themselves.

[@mikem1457]

Yup. We're all deserving of our own protection until it violates the others rights.

[@iykej6]

"Too accommodating" is a red flag? Lol we definitely know who the bad cop is 🙄

[@TateMcG]

I go to the Walmart this dude is talking about and it always gives me chills realizing how close danger always is...

[@ketvoski]

@@js4187 what you mean urbans?

[@floridaman2337]

Lol dunns ave baby...Walmart is on lem turner. I don't go nowhere without 31 rounds of 9mm on me

[@TheStapleGunKid]

Anyone ever seen the Chris Rock video about how not to get your ass kicked by the police? This reminds me a lot of the part about how you should never drive with a crazy friend. It seemed like the driver knew the dude in the passenger seat was going to start something.

[@Nunyabizness2121]

That was hilarious ..I do remember that skit and while it was funny as heck it was also VERY true

[@mdharward22]

He got weed!!

[@freedomfalcon]

Classic!!!

[@captainotto]

So much truth to that skit. In my younger dumber days I've had my fair share of hardass wannabees looking for a fight in my passenger seat. You spend the entire time looking all around you hoping you don't come across a Johnny Q Law. I could feel exactly what that driver felt. And he knew 100% that his pal in the right seat was out for trouble. His overcompliance was his realization that his hardass pal was going to get someone shot. He was just making sure it wasn't him. And I'll bet a case of cold ones that the whole thing made him reconsider who he does favors for from now on.

[@VenturiLife]

You got to consider that the driver was not armed or had drugs on him, so was not going away for life. Likely not even going to prison at all if things went well for him. The felon passenger on the other hand with the piece, was probably facing life in prison if caught with a firearm, so his choice was violence and running.

[@robertodelatorre9206]

Bro you wear a first aid kit on your ankle. Let people wear their vests lmao

[@dragons0914]

"Too accommodating" that's fucking wild.

[@shaynesabala]

Hey guys, not only did the officer drop the cuffs, he didn’t call in shots fired until he had chased the guy and was stationary. Love it!

[@savagepanda1990]

The driver was so stoned his inner sway kicked in when the red and blue hit his mirrors. His composure is top notch.

[@yooper6161]

The driver did everything right. He was just making sure he was alive when leaving this stop. The officer definitely practices his trade. Their marksmanship seems to be spot on considering they are actively running and being shot at.

[@MrVideoyoulike]

i disagree with your analysis on when someone says I dont answer any questions as combative that is a right we all have and should never be seen as combative to exercise our rights.

[@SirNutty95]

It's only seen as combatiive because the only people who use it are combative or rude.. You see a thing happen you get used to that thing.

[@patrickbrinkmeier1858]

The Supreme Court ruled in Pa vs Mimms that the cops can absolutely lawfully order everyone out of a vehicle during a traffic stop for officer safety. The guy can say he doesn't answer questions all he wants but he still legally has to comply with the officer ordering him out of the vehicle during the traffic stop. And as far as I know body armor is illegal to own in all states if you are a convicted felon. So the suspect not only had a firearm illegally but also was illegally wearing body armor.

[@DonCurrier]

Any lawyer will tell you to say "Sir, i don't answer questions" is what you should say. The cops will use anything you say against you. They ask you where you are going and where you have been for a reason.

[@mauroghen]

Okay but thats in a situation when you’re already guilty or suspicious lol Not doing any crimes? just comply and if you have to, fight in court later

[@mauroghen]

And im pretty sure they cant use what you say agaisnt you until after they read you your rights

[@521Life]

Damn now we being “Overly Compliant?” That driver did an amazing job and did everything right! Sentiments like that (although consciously-unintentionally biased) is what keeps us “Black Sane, Sober, Prudent, RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS” on edge. I had a police officer in Texas tell me “What? Giving up so easy?” Because I had my hands outside of the car to show “Compliance and Co-operation.”

[@nunyabidness6045]

They see that and believe you've been in what's called a "felony stop" before and assume you're a criminal. It's best to roll all windows down and put both hands on the steering wheel until the cop reaches your vehicle and then you just follow his commands.

[@TransRoofKorean]

I think they were using their words a little too loosely and you're taking it too seriously. A sentence before they literally said "I think the driver did everything right and this was a great interaction". What they're saying is this: usually the rule that's told everyone is to keep both hands up on the wheel, as a convenient place [for the officer] where they can always be seen. That's *normal.* What *isn't normal* is sticking your hands straight out. That's _weird._ Weird things naturally raise suspicions. It's kinda like when a stranger seems to be overly friendly to you, is it because they're trying to scam you or suddenly turn into a mugger or pickpocket? Maybe! I don't think they're trying to say "don't stick your hands out like that, you're just asking to be shot". But what they are saying is probably what's in the back of all our minds: does this guy just know his friend in the passenger seat is something of a flake and he hates cops and maaaaan does he just want this interaction over with as soon as possible? (Yeah, that's *_exactly_* what's going on.) Is that also because there's something illegal going on? Yeah, that's pretty likely, too.

[@tekis0]

@@TransRoofKorean Well said!

[@WarmongerYT]

Although I agree with you, it sounds like the cop saying to you "What? giving up so easy?" Was clearly a joke , most likely the cop trying to break the ice, I would imagine he didn't even think much of it.

[@521Life]

@@WarmongerYT You could be correct, but it seems like “Good day sir” or “ How is it going” heck even “License and Registration Please” was too much to ask for. I mean we talk about “Verbal Judo”, “Deescalating” etc. So him probably NOT thinking about it seems a bit irresponsible to me. At the end of the day respect still begets respect. It just sucks that when some are trying to extend it, it often fails to be reciprocated respectfully. And for the record. I am in no way “Anti Cop/Anti Police.” I am against a lot of the tactics and operations I see these days.

[@crazymarkiplierfan]

The driver did a fantastic job. He saved his life that day, how scary that must have been to be helpless in this situation. Sometimes it's the people you hang out with that get you into the most trouble.

[@technosaurus3805]

He doesn't always carry a bag of chips in his pocket, but when he does he prefers...

[@FUNNYMANERICWHITE]

😂 underrated comment

[@JKonstanzer]

Really appreciate that the driver was so cooperative. Interesting perspective... that the driver was TOO compliant. Will keep that in mind for future.

[@jonesy4588]

Lincoln in his infinite wisdom knowing what would eventually happen tried to save America after the war !

[@kendom33]

Another great video John. The podcast channel is fantastic Mike. Thank you both for lessons

[@chrispankey4640]

That driver is very respectful

[@momoniji6439]

5:35 **Cop holding both of his arms** Other Cop - "STOP REACHING"

[@ryangolden3243]

I thought so too, but now I’m wondering if he was talking to the passenger in the back

[@LarryCLynch]

I always like it when Mike remembers the location and John doesn't steal his thunder and say it first...😂😂😂😂

[@robertjames302]

The driver would have known the passenger had gun and certainly did not want to be shot over his "friend" .

[@themightymutt6653]

Something I'm surprised wasn't mentioned was the officer pointing with his gun when he tells his partner "Hey keep an eye on him".

[@bvoyelr]

"Exercising your Constitutional rights does mark you off" No, it doesn't. If you're a cop and you think that, check yourself. Hard. In a morally sane climate, if you treat someone worse for exercising your rights, that'd be the end of your career. Now, in this case, that doesn't apply: he's being combative and uncooperative. That is what marked this guy off.

[@andrewbetances1203]

I think that's what he meant. Probably just came out wrong

[@baddriversofthenorcalarea500]

Not the way it works. Just because you can, does not mean you should. If you go around waving a swastika and saying you believe certain people should be hunted, you will be marked off. Just because you can say it, does not make it right. Rights are not inherently good or bad. It is how they are used those marks someone off.

[@boink666]

To cops: Respect OUR rights. Cause they are YOURS too.

[@devobarro8534]

@@andrewbetances1203 he said what he meant.

[@davidswanson5669]

I think more and more cops will see citizens be less agreeable even though they are innocent. In return, cops will start using harsher tactics to let out their frustration about innocent citizens behaving the same way criminals behave when they have something to hide. That’s my prediction. Cops already have very little inherent sense to know who is or isn’t suspicious and/or guilty of something, so innocent people like me probably appear to be unnecessarily muddying up their workday. I don’t know what the solution is, but one thing is for sure - people who are defiant towards cops have probably seen or had experience with cops abusing their power, so this is just the natural reaction that follows. And the more the cops use their power liberally to detain and/or arrest innocent people just to teach them a lesson (knowing they haven’t committed a crime, but wanting to inconvenience them as much as possible), the more citizens will push back further, and some citizens will turn felonious when they decide to teach a cop a lessen that he won’t soon get out of his head.

[@clifton4566]

"If you wanna live, watch who you hang with." -LilJay For real though the driver was handling things perfectly, no problem, but then his stupid friend nearly got them all shot. Smh

[@darkat26]

"...but then his stupid friend nearly got them all shot..." that stupid fuck even shot at his friends/in their direction

[@isucc3817]

@@LJ-jq8og holy fuck bro go get a life.

[@MumboSauceRadio]

"A general rule as a private citizen, you don't wanna wear body armor" 30 seconds later: *KZbin ad for Body Armor*

[@lancenetworkv5938]

Talk about a perfect example of what happens when you are polite and cooperate, vs being argumentative and belligerent.

[@Agent_21]

Legend says he still knows it by heart

[@KillerAJ]

When I’m being extra nice/over compliant with a cop that pulls me over, its because I want them to let me go asap. Most of the time it works. Sometimes it doesn’t work and they start asking more questions.

[@combatvolta]

These cops can't resist asking questions !!! My God ,give them the F ticket and leave !!!!

[@KillerAJ]

@@combatvolta That't why I prefer speed cameras or other traffic cameras every time. Just send the ticket to my house. Sure, sometimes you might catch a serious criminal because of a traffic stop and the questions/investigation produced information but most of the time, it's just regular people who are trying to get home or to work faster.

[@ryzerch2124]

@@combatvolta they obviously should be asking questions if you're worried about them asking questions. I'm so glad you'd much rather a terrorist or serial killer caught in a traffic stop be given a ticket instead of them asking if they have any weapons in the car and such.

[@JTheraos]

@@ryzerch2124 nobody is going to tell the cop they have weapons if they aren't supposed to have weapons or they have drugs on them. So the question do you have weapons is pointless.

[@connorphillips8352]

I treat them like shit when I'm in a hurry. No yes sir or sorry sir. Start off with ‘wtf does your ass want?’ and then roll on from there. Excessive politeness is often perceived as you trying to hide something. The trick is to be such a brazen dick that they think you can't possibly be riding dirty.

[@dano1307]

Technically. It doesn't say don't bust a U-Turn on red...🤣 Thats what the RED LIGHT is for partner. Two Chains was cool tho.

[@plaayaa5673]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sickotapes]

racist fucks

[@mysteriesoftherealm]

this driver may have done the red light thing on purpose to get out of this. stolen car , everybody strapped, saw the coppers and said I know what to do, boom pull a U-ie, I'm out!

[@Corey-gu3nn]

Mike's delivery on the podcast plug was great. Love those intros, boys Been watching for a few years now and I'll literally say, ooh John or Mike is going to say something about this or that. Love the channels, love the app. You guys and team are great.

[@Trucker-Belly]

Looks like the driver was wearing a plate carrier as well. The real story was they were going to rob someone but got pulled over for a traffic violation lol.

[@reallydawg5987]

Bruh this old but that’s a white beater 🤣

[@jessebowen20]

okay i dont know about you all but when the cop said "is this a bag of weed" immediately followed by "no sir that's a bag of chips" made me laugh like a chimpanzee

[@martinmartin8666]

I have a feeling the driver was over compliant cause he knows what's about to go down..

[@nashonabo821]

It's also a tool to deescalate a situation for his friends in the car, but that dumb ass pulled his sovereign citizen bs

[@matthiasthulman4058]

Yep, he knew homie was wearing body armor and had a gun. I mean, how could he not know? I wonder if that plate carrier had actual plates in it or just soft armor, because it looked kinda floppy

[@smalltowndowntown9199]

Two ways to do things. Two very different results. The right way is a logical choice.

[@Camerondono]

the driver just wanted to get out alive from what I can tell xD He knew what was gonna happen

[@georgevavoulis4758]

You know when they start "I don't answer questions "BS its a gun fight

[@rapiersister5032]

As a Florida-boy I love the "bust a u-turn". I still say it.

[@Listrynne]

I usually say "flip a yewee". Not sure if it's just a me thing or a Utah/Idaho thing.

[@stuartofJax]

Somehow I think it must be legal to bust a u-turn at a red light. I see it every day.

[@Listrynne]

@@stuartofJax it's probably city or state dependent.

[@VexRavenhardt]

Well. Here's some easy lessons. Always keep your driver's license on you if you're driving or planning to drive. Don't bust a u-turn unless you know 100% that it's legal to do so. Don't shoot at cops, they'll shoot you back. And you'll still get charged the same crimes PLUS attempted murder. Pretty much common sense all around

[@sergeymaguire7794]

Common sense isn’t common…

[@NelsonDesignAndDev]

@@sergeymaguire7794 if it’s not common then it’s not common sense

[@Michael-jb5bu]

Fighting nazis isn’t common sense either

[@NelsonDesignAndDev]

Ramen Noodles isn’t common sense either

[@xnopyt13]

@@NelsonDesignAndDev when the word was invented I’m sure it was common, not so much now tho

[@battube44tqs]

I once saw an educational video about how to act while being pulled over. Very good and simple tips in there, I remember them to this day... clearly the passenger never watched that video. It should be mandatory for some folks. For those who might ask, the name of the video is "How to NOT get your a$$ kicked by the police" and the presenter was a gentleman named Chris Rock.

[@italjahcorntrashroller]

Breath, reload do it now, talk reload.

[@sbdreamin]

I don’t understand why the cops didn’t disarm the passenger as soon as they saw the butt of the gun. They were way too lax.

[@opusthe2nd]

There sure was a lot of lead flying all at once!

[@abecar17]

Another note that you tend to drive home is he didnt stop putting pressure on the bad guy to bumble around on the radio. He used what he had to get the job done THEN got on the radio and as you mentioned he just said what needed to be said nothing extra

[@stevenbingham3061]

He must watch this channel too!

[@jconner7769]

My boy was the backup officer. Not even a full year on the road and handled this great!

[@cessnaace]

I've never worked in Law Enforcement but I have two cousins that did decades ago. The first officer not only acted in a professional manner but was smart enough, or well trained enough, to ask that the left rear window be lowered. Had he not done so that passenger could have been armed and he'd not know it until it was too late.

[@adamfluharty1733]

They had no business with the passengers. The police brought that on themselves

[@xXDarkEyedDreamerXx]

I feel like this was a txt book ASP video of what to do during a Gunfight, No unnecessary radio traffic, emotionally fit, good instincts, great gun control. Had all the tools on him to win the fight.

[@rogerbannon3767]

It’s sad to see all the replies on this, and people saying exercising your rights makes you a sovereign citizen, no it’s the LAW. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HELP A COP WITH AN INVESTIGATION ESPECIALLY IF ITS AGAINST YOU, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT. But people on here are like no you have to incriminate yourself if the cops ask you to, welcome to the new America, where boot licking snowflakes wouldn’t stand up for their rights if their lives depended on it. Jeez I feel sorry for future generations, the last couple generations have just let cops and judges and politicians just steam roll over our rights. Cops give someone a ticket for some stupid bull$hit “law” that has no victim and people just smile and say thanks, my kid needs braces but thank god you were here to give me a ticket for not putting my turn signal on 200ft before a turn, or a broken taillight, or no tag light. All the lives they have saved by doing that must be in the trillions by now. RIP 🇺🇸

[@zacharyellison4189]

@@rogerbannon3767 breh,,,, you hit hard

[@whatsomeonesaidwastaken9216]

@@rogerbannon3767 i agree with all that but its still important to cooperate if police tell you to get out of the car and detain you especially if you are armed, its for everyones safety. but all that ticket bs i completely agree with you and its 100 percent corrupt everywhere. i dont blame individual officers and its not a police issue its a politician issue (though there are still issues with police) the police are just doing their job, people target the wrong people

[@rogerbannon3767]

@@whatsomeonesaidwastaken9216 no their is no excuse, the whole point of law enforcement is knowing the LAW, but they do stuff and violate peoples rights or make a point to give them a hard time when they flex rights. I’m not talking about pew pew guy, throw him in jail and throw away the key. I’m talking about the comments where people say the driver should have told the cops everything and possibly incriminate himself in the process (at least that’s how I understood the comments) that guy was not shy about shooting at cops, yet they want the driver to be like, “ ok, there is a fat sack of weed in the car, that guy in the back has an armor carrier and a gun”. If that guy is willing to try and kill a cop, the driver and his family are sure to be on his list, as revenge when he gets out, or if he knows others still on the street. The driver was cool, ok please put me in the cop car, that’s fine. He didn’t want to be part of anything that happened next, or even be considered to be part of it. He just wanted to stay out of it, cops violate peoples constitutional rights all the time, ALL THE TIME. Then they go to court say Oopsies, I didn’t know the law that’s over 230 years old, my bad, then they say okey-dokey, qualified immunity. Yet the courts tell us peasants, ignorance of the law is no excuse, before throwing us in a cage. It’s absolute nonsense, and it is the cops who bend the law to get an arrest and force them to go in front of a judge, all so the guy knows who’s in charge and can say whatever they want and the cops word is always taken over anything else. For instance the cop who pulled over the guy for not using his turn signal, they rip him out of the car, the cop pulls the guys shorts down and tasers his balls. There was actual footage showing unless the cop had x ray vision there was absolutely positively no way he could have seen the violation because a whole building was blocking his view. They still took the cops word over 100% proof evidence he was a Fing liar. They use other peoples crimes against everyone, well you can’t do this because a guy 10 years ago did this. So they are treating us like we are guilty because of others in the past, so I do the same thing to cops. Well he might be a good cop but based off of the thousands and thousands of videos from all over the country I’m judging the cop based off of his fellow officers actions, just like they do to us. Yeah not trying to argue with you I’m just saying, saying a cop is just doing his job is not accurate at all, if he doesn’t know the law then look it up, but 9/10 they don’t because why not I’ve got qualified immunity. I know it’s a cliché but that’s exactly what the nazis said who flipped a switch and gassed thousands of Jews, yet when they were on trial, it was not a good enough excuse. Of course unless it’s the sovereign citizens known as cops, then it’s okey-dokey. Sorry for the rant, lmao, it’s just amazing what cops do to people and treat people who try using their rights. Then the cops bully and intimidate people, into just submitting to their questions and stuff and how dare you use your rights, “you wanna play that game” no my rights are not a game, they are my RIGHTS. Then all the bootlickers come out and drop to their knees Condoning their actions while giving them a tug, a grope, and a pinkie in the butt, yes masters, yes masters I’ll do whatever you say 🍆 💦👅😗😗😗

[@priscillanava3181]

“OVER-COMPLIANCE” ARE YOU SERIOUS? THAT DRIVER DID EVERYTHING HE HAD TO DO TO THE T! I DO THE SAME THING. RIDICULOUS YOU WOULD THINK THAT!

[@MT_Napa]

Always impressed/intrigued when I see an officer with an Aimpoint ACRO. Either a legit PD or a switched-on officer. Had an interaction with a Napa CA PD officer at my house who had an ACRO P2 that he bought on his own for his duty weapon and was happy to have after a long wait for delivery. Very proffsional dude who valued proficiency in shooting.

[@gregbach9581]

Putting red dots on handguns agency wide is a terrible practice. It ends with the lazy people letting their firearm skills slip because they have a handicap to fall back on in the red dot. God forbid you have to rely on one of them for assistance and their red dot malfunctions.

[@ericmorrison2279]

Did he even have a right to question to passenger. He wasn't observed breaking the law. Let me know

[@datnibba3527]

Simply not answering questions is not being rude. They are not obligated to help you in your investigation

[@icoz7]

Sure, but it's a great way to spot career criminals and/or smoothbrain sovereign citizens.

[@ManiacMeats]

@@icoz7 5th amendment, my friend.

[@datnibba3527]

@@icoz7 smoothbrain opinion. Knowing your rights is like the opposite of a sovereign citizen. Not all people like deepthroating a boot

[@icoz7]

Being combative and herp derping about your rights will never do you any favors, rights be damned. It just makes you a target. But you do you.

[@blueknight5754]

@@ManiacMeats he’s asking if he has a mj card to AVOID having to pull him out of the car..frisk him..and look for his ID. Most communities mj is not illegal but you still can’t drive high. Maybe the passengers smokes and has a card but by playing that “I don’t have to answer” it now FORCES a confrontation that doesn’t NEED to happen.

[@joeconti3599]

Kudos to the driver...everything didn't need to go down like this

[@isucc3817]

@@LJ-jq8og bruh if you would vote guilty on against him for conspiring to commit murder on an leo you really dont deserve rights.

[@joeconti3599]

@@LJ-jq8og fuckin relax dude...I think he was trying to avoid something going down...it was the passengers fault 100 percent...

[@leemyers1015]

@@isucc3817 Driver knew his buddy had a gun and lied to officer when he said no weapons in car.

[@matty9699]

@@LJ-jq8og you sound like an idiot who would shoot any one for anything what the driver did was good. He complied and did what he was told no reason for him to be guilty dumb fuck.

[@Jeremy9697]

@@LJ-jq8og your honestly tripping. What did you want the driver to do? How should he have acted? He really did nothing wrong.

[@djm24able]

You guys are great and I love this dam channel. Appreciate y’all’s hard work. Absolutely no joke managing a KZbin channel of this size and keeping the content fresh and engaging, you guys KILL IT.

[@jabjab1010]

I’m a 57 year old executive white guy, and I just realized that I may be OVER compliant. I keep my hands in view, I’m very much a yes sir no sir guy. . .I do this for respect and to make sure the cops are not afraid to do their job. Interesting conundrum. . .thanks for the video.

[@QuadrielAnderson]

Yeah overcompliance is a bit of an issue, but only if it's in the presence of a corrupt officer who'll take advantage of it to violate whatever rights they can. I used to be overcomplient until I realized that not all cops are good cops :/

[@mossbergshobbygames8815]

The driver knew what was gonna happen from the get go.

[@Insert-name-here00]

Seems that under stress many officers choose volume of fire over accuracy. Seems like roulette with the lives of anyone in the background.

[@mysteriesoftherealm]

that's how they protect and serve , shoot blindly into the night for ego and revenge. Blue line clown!

[@robertwadas]

Police accuracy rate is about 40% a civilians hit rate is about 5-10%... that is why they unload,, Police are very aware of backgrounds...

[@mysteriesoftherealm]

@@robertwadas They may be aware but, the don't care. this stupid piece of shit could of hit a trucker who has nothing to do with this and the copper would just walk...You try that! shooting blindly into the night by "you" would be the most negligent thing in any court case and you would never see the free world again, period!

[@CancelVULTURE05]

Pignorancy. Blue line gang members disregard tax paying citizens that fund them. Tyrant thugs.

[@JudahwardIV562]

Damm all over a U Turn--- Shots FIRED!!!

[@andrewbetances1203]

Ya that guy is in troubleeeee when his friend gets let out on a $100 bail.

[@d0n315]

As soon as he said “I don’t answer questions, sir” I thought okay, here’s where the action begins! 😅

[@lawnchair8716]

3:08 HAHA Dudes first reaction when asked if he has weed is to put his hands behind his back like he already knows where things are headed 😂😂😂

[@spitfiremac]

Whether the officer was in the military or not, I was and it makes me think the obviously prepared officer moved left into darkness as there was no apparent cover. If your target is well front and back lit and you aren't backlit anymore it's a huge advantage. Basically one-way concealment.

[@guyunknown6224]

This poor gentleman seems to be a good dude and im upset that everything went so badly for him

[@andrewclemons8619]

Start the fight with verbals? Lol

[@rype48]

From a legal standpoint the officer had no legal right to even engage with the passenger with how the courts are these days you will probably get off with self-defense since the officers were trying to kidnap him

[@forgottenhelm1299]

Damn right thats his Constitutional right. Cops don't have benefit of the doubt for me to just throw away my constitutionally protected rights just to make his life easier

[@ocdc3261]

this is literally the definition of "not all, but most" 😂

[@PAHROKKAL2]

Not all but most what?

[@dennisrankin9508]

After 30 years in Law Enforcement! Keep up the good training Brother! In the beginning thought you were not good, after all I see great training for the young LEO and for us retirees who continue CE's until no longer a sheepdog, age and mental status! Hope someday when visiting my family in Phoenix come by and thank you in person! Live and worked in Tucson! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 👍🏻

[@davidwilliams7723]

Did you really just refer to yourself as a sheepdog? Good lord.

[@evanrandolph5928]

Choices. Driver was smart, knew what he did, and seemed to be ready to take the ticket and roll on. Passenger chose to "keep it real" or whatever and now he wont go home for at least a couple decades. Could have told the cop he had a weapon, took the weapons charge like a man and moved forward. OR, toss the gun and scurry off into the hood. But no, lets shoot at police, that seems like a *much* better idea... good lord...

[@JoeGator23]

@TEP23 Caged by his own stupidity... sooner or later that bs catches up fast. Just like in this video. Smoking in the car is just dumb, as well. It's an invitation to be searched that otherwise would not have happened.

[@NotApplicable555]

@@JoeGator23 Literally nothing wrong with smoking in your own car. Stop licking boots

[@JoeGator23]

@@NotApplicable555 Said he had a medical card, yet did not produce it... also none of the others apparently had one either. So it was a cause for probable cause.

[@NotApplicable555]

@@JoeGator23 Are they putting life in danger?

[@JoeGator23]

@@NotApplicable555 Apparently you'd prefer to go into Karen mode and argue with a cop than not smoke in your car and simply go home. Enjoy having dog ripping through your car, because the situation leading up to the cop's suspicion to search was completely avoidable. Common sense goes a long way, but apparently you think you're smarter than the law. Also, if this guy would have waited for a green u-turn arrow none of this would have happened either. And he admitted that he ran the light. All of this was avoidable, but thug life wins stupid prizes every day... and you seem to be a fan. Good luck with that.

[@bobg1685]

On the other hand, armed guys with no ID cruising toward retailers late at night isn't the same as Sunday morning church services.

[@chandlermckenzie7176]

Exxxxxxactly my boy

[@lucaw2044]

the driver understood what he did wrong, he apologized and was 110% compliant with the officer. proud there was one person raised right in that car. some people have shitty people around them. hope he does alright and gets better friends

[@WtfBarbaryLion]

This is one of those episodes where I realize I’d hate to get pulled over by Mike compared to John. He definitely leans more towards the “everyone is an enemy” mentality.

[@ms.newyawkeri7559]

You have to remember that Mike has 30 years law enforcement experience. I am sure he has seen a lot and experienced a lot of different situations. I would guess this changes your attitude after a while. I agree though, I would rather get stopped by John.

[@robertwadas]

Pulling people over gets more cops killed than anything else... I have tinted windows and I roll them all down and dome light on before the cop even get there.. I don't even look in my rear view mirror.... I have gotten out of all 38 tickets by being nice.. When they as do I know what I did.. I say " No sir, but if I did I am glad there are enough police out here looking after the neighborhood my child plays in and I hope I did nothing dangerous"... I just get warnins... lol... I can play nice for 2 min... If I have a gun.. I also say " I am a licensed CCW holder and my firearm is in my glovebox... you are more than welcome to get it and remove it yourself for the stop".... None have ever taken me up on the offer

[@combativetvpilot7720]

I sometimes wear body armor (the covert type) when i am going to a place where i feel i am more likely to encounter danger than usual. I will exercise all my rights but unless they violate mine I'm not going to get hostile.

[@robertwadas]

Joe Biden and Democrates are trying to make it illegal for citizens to buy bullet proof vests ! Thanks Voters for giving us the guy who is ruing our country

[@CarolineBearoline]

Phew, that was wild one!

[@-elijahriggs-]

If that driver hadn’t been so accommodating he would have his brains on that windshield.

[@bradmarthafocker4285]

"I don't mean to be a critic but..." I believe it is worth observing, as you did, how extremely uneasy the officers became when they realized that one of the individuals they were dealing with was well armed and well armored. However, I believe it is also worth observing, which you did not, that the common man, encountering an officer of the law being even more well armed, and more well armored, is seen as suspicious when he becomes equally as uneasy when the individuals he is dealing with are very well armed and armored. It's a double standard that no one in our civilized society seems to want to shine light on. Great video as always. Keep up the excellent work.

[@duuuude3208]

For ONE second just try and imagine how much worse this could have been if they weren't vaccinated.

[@BurkMacklynFBI]

Bahahahah thanks for this

[@bilbofloggins7713]

The second guy definitely got a vaccination. Just a different type of shot.

[@HurricaneLantern]

up until the cops tried to force a citizen out of a car, it was fine dude just didnt want to go to jail over petty crimes

[@Hek_2-6]

“…While that is your constitutional right…it really marks you off as someone who is combative and a jerk”. I love you Mr Correia and the work you do but that comment was really disappointing coming from you, someone who I look up to as a real promoter and defender of the US Constitution. Thats not the type of sentiment/mentality we should be promoting for our LEOs to have when a citizen chooses to exercise their rights. With Love and Humility, Peace and Blessings.

[@jamescarroll6954]

Pennsylvania vs. Mimms

[@blaccouttv.3846]

You are so right,,they asked questions trying to get you to lie or for a reason to pull you out the car etc,etc..I like his show too. But he don’t have to worry about or been pulled over like people of color. Just because of the color of there skin..I can’t count how many times I’ve been pulled over for driving while black..for stupid and lieing reasons. Of course I was compliment and received no tickets.but being pulled over for no brake lights etc. and of course The lights were working. But what can I do as a ex felon. Even thou my felony is 30 years old and I live a honest law abiding life. They are fishing! Hoping to get a arrest

[@retssgusa]

Cops are never there to help, their mission is to screw as many people as possible. They hate that they are required to follow the constitution even as they destroy the constitution!

[@kjellmclaren]

They should have asked the driver his name looked him up see if he has any warrants and give him a tickets

[@kjellmclaren]

I don’t think the cops are bad people or anything like that

[@thisguy2921]

Man I feel bad for the driver... man was nice as could be and his friend has to start a gun fight with the officer....

[@gyromurphy]

It always amazes me how well they stay in the fight when a dude is currently firing at them

[@Agueybana55]

Asserting your rights is not been combative, asking were there are going is not their business either. And they don't need to assist the police in the investigation.

[@wylergiordani7210]

Did he assert his right by resisting arrest and shooting an officer?? I don’t care if he pulled him over for having 4 tires… no reason to shoot a police officer. But I guess he was asserting his rights

[@chloehennessey6813]

@@wylergiordani7210 Eh you’re being intellectually dishonest here. You know you are. The man was asserting his rights up and until he broke the law by being physically combative- you know this- but you wanna argue.

[@wylergiordani7210]

@@chloehennessey6813 choosing not to answer questions is 100% okay. Lolll no one is arguing that. But watching an entire video where a man refuses to get out of a car.. and that same man resists arrest… and that same man shoots a police officer.. then coming to the KZbin comment section to defend that “asserting your rights is not combative”….. but literally ignoring all the combative stuff he did.. really shows who you are and how you think.. smh

[@fingolfin9086]

Well it's gonna be a pretty short investigation if the police can't even ask people where they are going in the middle of the night wearing body armor.

[@RobertoAfortunado]

Can you be a dumber asshole?

[@JJay-ih3ll]

That cop is a total Chad. I could tell he was nailing the target just from the cadence of the shots. Right after, you mentioned the perp had been him multiple times, that was a guarantee.