Man Tries Switching Seats During Traffic Stop, Gets OWI

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On August 10, 2021, a Monroe County Sheriff’s deputy crossed paths with a particular vehicle a few times in the area of Valley Junction, WI. After some time, it appeared the vehicle was attempting to avoid police contact. The deputy initiated a traffic stop and immediately observed the stopped vehicle rock violently from back to front as if someone had just jumped into the back seat...
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They misspelled "government" in their ad 😆

[@早]

Are you really monetizing and using sponsored content on bodycam footage? That's fucking low.

[@stormykeep9213]

What I've learned from this channel...Wisconsin is full of nice cops, and shirtless drunk people.

[@bobknull7502]

Like they would put rich people on here. I have a neighbor one block away named Wells Fargo that was caught stealing MILLIONS. Never went to jail and still gets to run banks.

[@65cj55]

@@bobknull7502 Totally different crime.

[@bobknull7502]

@@65cj55 Yes the Wells Fargo crimes had millions of victims and if you or I had ONE theft victim, we would be prohibited from running or even working in a bank.

[@ayronsmama05]

Hey it could be backwards!!

[@65cj55]

@@bobknull7502 Maybe, i don't know much about the Case, but that Judgement has nothing to do with your average Street Cops, and what you call, ''low hanging fruit''.

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

You know you're on the wrong path in life when a cop opens a sentence with "Every time I've arrested you..." 👮‍♂️

[@jdl7325]

yes!!!!!!!

[@generaldream6206]

Or when he said “which warrant” when told he was under arrest

[@buggiebuild1]

😂😂 I sooo thought same😂😂,,✌🏻

[@drb2323]

Even when the cop is talking to dispatch he refers to him by his first name. I bet they all went to school together.

[@2009carol2010]

😂🤣😂🤣 All of you!

[@PonchoWylin]

“I have Matt detained” - the department knows him on a 1st name basis 💀

[@tomwilliam5118]

It's not good when the police officer recognizes you and knows you by name.

[@Mauther]

Yeah, when your on a first name basis and the officer is able to refer to the last time I arrested you you have made several poor life choices.

[@BryonYoungblood]

@@Mauther I hear that. It simply means the cops know you for all the wrong reasons

[@bostonwhofan]

It's also not good when you've been told you are under arrest for violating a warrant and you ask the cop "which warrant".

[@BryonYoungblood]

@@bostonwhofan Eyeap!

[@ziggystardust6969]

I laughed when he did

[@ChristoherWGray]

The real crime is being shirtless, shoeless and driving a PT Cruiser

[@ericpl7227]

@J. F. thank God I'll never own a POS Cruiser!

[@mattkennedy6115]

@J. F. 😆 well played

[@iccus62]

the loser cruiser.

[@nilslindstrom8087]

Does anyone know what the PT in PT looser stans for? Could it be Pure Trash?

[@matthewshepard695]

@@nilslindstrom8087 The PT stands for Plymouth truck

[@stefanspeno]

The patience of this officer to continue repeating himself is amazing

[@xaj1543]

stefanspeno Patient yes, but also ridiculous! Why would they argue for so long, if he refuses twice, drag him out.

[@Cymricus]

and naive

[@sidlife365]

Indeed! I would have smacked this guy! Blood now. Shut the f up.

[@goodcitizen-ft9bg]

Is that girl on mushrooms lmfao she was laughing in the beginning anytime the cop asked her a question about him driving lmfao

[@jeehoonoh]

@@goodcitizen-ft9bg She might be but I took it more as her laughing because the officer made a jest in regards to Matt's lack of hair and after that she was no longer nervous so she just continued to smile

[@notfugu5392]

Love how she just casually hands the officer a growling dog lmao

[@Anna-tc6rz]

Some dogs growl outta fear but doesn't necessarily mean they'll bite

[@joannclinard6657]

Love how the cop just grabbed the dog too!🤣🤣🤣

[@lolllama1504]

6:34 ikr 😂

[@BryonYoungblood]

@@joannclinard6657 Yeah, the officer was pretty cool to take the little gal, even as she was growling.

[@crazyrobots6565]

The cop was so cool and so sweet with the little dog. If every cop was as cool and as calm and collected as it seems this cop is, there would be fewer issues in the world.

[@Hana.Behl-Lecter]

I really, really like that cop. So sweet to the terrified dog, understanding of the awkward situation the woman had landed herself in, and straight-forward and respectful to the subject. Even asking the other officer to give it a shot before they put hands on him. 10/10.

[@Sentinel_ICBM]

women love a guy holding a baby (or a sweet pup)

[@bluedragonfly8139]

Why should they respect a belligerent, lying drunk?

[@nillabunn]

@@Sentinel_ICBM ?????

[@AM-qg6bj]

He’s the kinda guy whom yells “I want an attorney” in a room full of attorneys and they all leave as fast as possible.

[@joeorozco7725]

😂lol that's hilarious 😅

[@marcusmiller7138]

This really happens!!!! Heads go down so fast and in unison! NOT IT! lol

[@Aaron-hf5or]

“I have Matt detained.” That shit is holrious they got him by name

[@PlayMoGame]

"holrious"

[@gabebarbieri194]

That shit was definitely holrious

[@Calebnelson24]

That is so got damn holrious

[@christian3514]

@@GamblinDan oh my gosh 🤣😂😂🤣

[@PSIBoredomOmega]

Yeah, that pretty holrious ngl

[@carlmurdock9188]

Patience must be taught in schools in Wisconsin this cop is extremely nice

[@jarodfalk1046]

It’s not. I live in Wisconsin.

[@carlmurdock9188]

@@jarodfalk1046 so just means you missed those classes lol

[@jarodfalk1046]

@@carlmurdock9188 no, not necessarily. Police get trained on that in Wisconsin. My uncle is a Dane County sheriff which is the county of the state capital.

[@carlmurdock9188]

@@jarodfalk1046 dude I was just making a comment not a judgement this particular cop was extremely nice period it could have been anywhere don’t read more into a nice comment

[@metalted6128]

Across this country most police officers are just that! Awesome, well trained, and professional!!

[@derekblue5681]

Matt should’ve just asked for an attorney and all this could have been avoided.

[@peforster6725]

LOL!!

[@tonyv162]

Indeed.

[@steveworth544]

that's brilliant

[@wcresponder]

next time....and there will be many next times with Matt.

[@allisonjames2923]

Or a judge!

[@davidgriffin14]

He needs another ticket for driving a PT Cruiser!

[@kljcails]

😂😂😂💯💯💯

[@scottroberts5529]

My parents had the convertible version years ago one of the worst cars iv ever driven it couldn't even make a u turn at a light lol

[@giokoolinxdkoolingangxd1590]

Lmao

[@vladanpesterac308]

Your comment made my day :D xD

[@cochiseapache7153]

It could've been a Yugo.

[@John-p7o3w]

You're right to an attorney doesn't apply when being arrested. It applies when being questioned!!!

[@jcaesar19871]

And he's been explained this MULTIPLE times. Dude doesn't listen, and thinks he knows more than the cop.

[@karenneill9109]

People are so misinformed! It’s astonishing!

[@jackflexington4706]

Wow, Matt should be his own attorney, guy knows it all.

[@stevetrivago]

Lol.. You’re right.. He should just focus more on not breaking the law.. AA would probably be a good place to start

[@Dan-cm9ow]

What his knowledge lacks in breadth he gains by repeating it over and over again.

[@327JohnnySS]

He dresses like he's his own attorney.

[@Citykitty23]

😅😂🤣

[@mattier.9095]

@@Dan-cm9ow haha yes 👍🏽.

[@baravas6822]

"Where'd you hear that? KZbin?" Did.. did that officer just break the 4th wall??

[@Mysasser1]

Yes!

[@rinrae26]

This comment made it all the much better.

[@sandibaker5298]

DAMN!! That dude is gone. The officer deserves a reward for outstanding patience.

[@BelleOmbreGrey]

That officer should be retrained to be professional but firm. Not to get into a back and forth as if they're "negotiating" with a surly four year old. It's demeaning and pathetic

[@JerryLeeHowell2]

Where was there ANY back and forth?

[@happytrails5342]

​@@JerryLeeHowell2yes. Litterally most the video lol.

[@this-is-bioman]

I cannot image doing this job without patience for more than a day. It'd destroy you if you get mad every single time you interact with criminals, suspects etc.

[@barrynichols1156]

Matt is the type, who through their own bad volitions, will blame the police for the trouble they constantly seem to find themselves in

[@samuelrizzari994]

Its not fair. He LITERALLY paid his warrrant and he was doing good. He was coming home from the library (studying for his GED) when he pulled over to help a disabled grandmother cross the road. Then this evil cop came, verbally assaulted him, and arrested him. This cop is the reason his life is bad. Now his 3 kids from 2 different mothers are going to starve and he will have no choice but to shoot heroin and rob houses when he gets out of prison. This is systematic abuse and he is the victim.

[@Lazerchicken69]

@@samuelrizzari994 right after the Aliens dropped him off from the ufo xause nine diff people were driving lol. Gtfo

[@EmillioMelendez]

@@Lazerchicken69 I think it’s sarcasm

[@chcgostyle]

@@chad_b Samuel is being sarcastic. We all tend to see videos where the suspect portrays a similar BS story!!:-)

[@chcgostyle]

@@chad_b This is true!

[@bullitt7544]

Oddly enough, Matt's Attorney doesn't want to see him as badly as Matt wants to see him.

[@cocksure8430]

In the middle of the night, considered emergency hours, on the public purse? Oh yes, yes he does very much want to see Matt...😉😁

[@finnsterling6514]

When Matt called his attorney, he heard Matt's voice, shouted "I OBJECT!" and immediately hung up the phone.

[@myadoll]

I LOVE how this officer knows all his facts and recites it so respectfully. He also has great comebacks: “where’d you learn that? KZbin?” 😭🤣

[@jcaesar19871]

He probably learned it from Law & Order.

[@isaac198428]

“You’re scaring me right now, I have a disability, I want my attorney” When the local cops know you by name and everything from previous multiple arrests then you’re doomed. I bet even the judges know him as well. 😂🤣

[@MrsEJV]

Need a bingo card: bad shoulder, check. Not driving, check. Know the law, check. Disability, check. Domestic violence, check. “It was someone else”, check.

[@kimchipig]

@@MrsEJV you forgot suspended driver's licence! Check!

[@Hadfield420]

@@MrsEJV lawyer, check

[@haleydarst6785]

@@Hadfield420 **public pretender check

[@ryanc2927]

I live next door to a dude named Matt - he’s 50, never held a job (stated by landlord), and is on disability. He’s about half this dudes size and has long hair but sounds the Exact same-totally entitled and a huge nuisance if he doesn’t get his way. My neighbor has exhibited the exact same characteristics as this guy it’s so uncanny .... @ 12:00 When the cop is vehemently telling this guy why he has no right to an attorney is pure $. (He actually did not have to say all that either). The fact is you have the right to remain silent when arrested only after you’ve been investigated and subsequently interrogated-at which point you “get” to have an attorney. You don’t HAVE a right to an “attorney”, “Matt”. This was a truly learned lesson !

[@WisKy64VT]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate how calm and willing to try and explain things this officer is? He’s clearly got some good verbal de-escalation skills.

[@TheHighKirk]

I've gotten out of more speeding tickets (in other states as well) by simply being friendly and not debating the finer points of traffic law with the attending officer/trooper. You have to give them every opportunity possible to let you off with a warning. Being combative gets you no where but the fast track in the wrong direction.

[@yolandaramirez9138]

Can’t believe this people omg horrible

[@distinkt88]

i think its just that he doesnt have a quick temper. theres lots more cops with quick tempers than those without i think

[@jadeleery]

I don't get why cops waste time explaining over and over when it's clear they can't comprehend anything.

[@jadeleery]

'They' being the impaired individuals

[@crilf5830]

They think “a Judge or Attorney” means getting out of jail. Stupid! Ha!

[@bickleyjonas6145]

No they mostly don't, it's literally just to stall. He knows he's not making sense. They think they have nothing left in life other than to push their frustration on to the next guy, usually the officer.

[@donut3946]

It is a stall tactic, yet he does hav3 right to attorney, also cop told then he was refusing to leave the car, yet that wasn’t the case. Do not give then a sample, no way he had a court order.

[@RobertNicholas]

Honestly watching that entire video I have so much admiration for those police officers who literally exemplify professionalism. Imagine waking up and thinking, "okay today I'll deal with dip sh*ts, all, day, long". It would be soul-crushing.

[@mikedevlin_bmx2446]

Not to mention they are over worked and under paid.

[@Ithot213]

I mean fast food workers wake up and think the same thing tbh 😂 it's not to the same degree but that's definitely not a police only thought

[@AL-SH]

​@mikedevlin_bmx2446 An average police officer makes $80k - $90k annually, and most of them do private sector contracts so they take home over $100k a year. Cops are not financially struggling. And nobody is forcing them, they choose to become a cop. The overworked and underpaid workers are the ones who work in the fast food, retail, manufacturing, and other shitty industries.

[@Charles_Dean]

They signed up for that job. They literally thought it out, decided it was a good idea, applied for the job, did everything possible to get the job, and continue to do the job. I have zero sympathy for anything they deal with. It’s a choice that they consciously made and if they don’t like it, there’s nothing stopping them from getting another job.

[@oopsibrokethecow]

Gaaah, "I can't tell you 'cause he'll know" That's called an ABUSIVE relationship. GTFO

[@davidsitter3718]

This is why they absolutely NEED to start teaching kids in high school their rights. So people don't just believe what their one friend told them, how "if you ask a cop if he's a cop, he has to tell you" or how this guy is convinced that he can demand to have an attorney present at any point he wishes no matter what.

[@penni11]

starting the "get educated" with you ms sitter

[@chickaking]

What makes you think it’s not being taught. This guy knows full well he’s wrong. He’s gonna play this game until he gets what he wants

[@Onxy1976]

@@chickaking exactly!! Guy is a career criminal and cockroach...trying to work the system...

[@kevingarth6682]

@@chickaking if you've been through the system then you tend to learn the system pretty quickly. There sht he could've learned in his many arrests that would benefit him but, he clearly isn't well off.

[@kevingarth6682]

Certain sht you only really learn by going through it. Dude should have learned by now. They do teach sht like D.A.R.E. in school and I know mine taught us how to act when getting pulled over. Where our hands should be and sht like that. In history you do learn about the constitution and some basic laws. So they actually do teach people that in school. Its just people lack basic comprehension skills.

[@jaygo71]

He asked 72 times for attorney or judge.. little did he know that on the 75th time, they are required to provide an attorney or judge.. almost!

[@PianoMan-hx3ev]

I agree this guy’s a complete loser...BUT...let’s just say he was a multimillionaire, I bet he’d have 24 he access to an attorney OR a judge.

[@kaycee557]

So close to the prize!

[@nailaafielder8286]

@@PianoMan-hx3ev agreed those green pieces of paper always win sadly but true…FACTS 💯

[@Scratchingforcash]

He was almost there……..

[@Harley08]

The man wasn’t being interrogated.

[@Ragehunger]

People who uses a disability as any form of excuse in the face of their poor life choices and crappy attitudes are some of the worst. You don't get free passes in life just because you're feeling "special". It's up to other people to determine your value and what you deserve or not.

[@arnoldhenry]

Look what happened during the pandemic. People who didn't want to wear a mask, saying that they have a breathing problem. I have COPD and I wore a mask when required. So, using the disability excuse is getting old.

[@dharmallars]

It killed me tho how the only disability he was claiming to have was just being dumb

[@crilp1386]

I have severe ADHD, major depressive disorder, and BPD. All of those are technically disabilities but i have never used those as excuses in front of law enforcement

[@danielsanford4109]

@@crilp1386 I'm surprised no one else, besides myself, has not given you thumbs up. You should receive a thousand.

[@crilp1386]

@@danielsanford4109 I mean its not entirely a thing that should deserve praise, its just called owning up to mistakes. Unfortunately people like the guy in this video have made it so that mental illness is seen as a “get out of jail free card” when in reality its not

[@cuckmyfunt]

It’s obvious the dog was driving. Why wasn’t it given any SFT’s?!

[@broeheemed32]

Whatever an "SFT" is. Real words are hard, huh?

[@iHempus]

@@broeheemed32 It is a bad sign when you know the lingo.

[@Dad-979]

@@broeheemed32 I think they were referring to field sobriety tests.

[@chaychamberlain9140]

It's called an acronym, standard field test is what it stands for.

[@cuckmyfunt]

@@broeheemed32FST and SFT are both common acronyms for LEOs. Google would’ve yielded you quick results. Much easier to use an acronym rather than saying “why wasn’t it (dog) given a Standard Field Test?!” “Why wasn’t the dog given a field sobriety test?!” Acronyms exist for a reason. Has nothing to do with “real words” - they are real words, ya dingus.

[@jojib7621]

This was the day matt learned warrants don't care about your lawyers

[@marilyncote-miller8010]

The patience of this officer was outstanding. I could never.

[@incomitatus]

Maybe he was innocent. Is it possible the dog was driving?

[@davemathews7890]

These cops are a lot nicer than the police in my town.

[@MikeYurbasovich]

@@davemathews7890 I think the cops are way more patient then the ones I grew up with. I had a friend that lipped off to one and they beat him with clubs to where his whole head was black and blue. There were no cameras and none of this racial stuff. You'd better be respectful to them or they'd make you pay. I actually don't blame them. They put up with trash people all the time for crap money. I wouldn't listen to some dirtbag run me down, and no way would I wait to use overwhelming force when threatened. These cops are working class saints.

[@davemathews7890]

@@MikeYurbasovich Never forget these guys are aware that they're on TV. You probably won't see them harassing or beating up people in front of a TV audience. As for putting up with trash people, that's what they get paid to do. Would you rather we have squads of brownshirts running around clubbing anyone they don't like the looks of?

[@MikeYurbasovich]

@@davemathews7890 Honestly, that sounds good at times. Cops get paid crap wages. Most of them want to help people.

[@ginaalwaysavip1177]

On a serious note my brother is well known by many police officers, in and out of jails, prison and institutions. Drug abuse will destroy your life. Blessings

[@pablovenerez6683]

Drug abuse is an affect of destroyed lives more than a destroyed life is the effect of drug abuse.... Most of the time anyway, however all of the time they are perpetually mutual

[@dakotareid1566]

@@pablovenerez6683 it can go both ways

[@pablovenerez6683]

@@dakotareid1566 mr.b " blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah...MOST OF THE TIME ANYWAY...blah blah blah blah blah"

[@dakotareid1566]

@@pablovenerez6683 woke up on the condescending side of the bed today I see

[@pablovenerez6683]

@@dakotareid1566 no?? You just went out the way to explain to me that I'm wrong, and you didn't even read my comment.. I wasn't rude to you anyways just how I highlighted what I needed for you

[@MrSweeperUSA]

3:47 the way the officer calls in “I have Matt detained “😂

[@twoofakindOGDC]

I’m pretty sure the cop mentioned that Matt was on parole/probation. The way this was explained to me when I was on probation, you are technically still “incarcerated”. You don’t have the same rights as other people. When they searched my car, they didn’t ask my permission, they asked my PO who then informed me that she gave consent. They were going to get his blood no matter what in that situation. That’s why the cop said he had a warrant for his blood from a judge…at 2 in the morning. How, you ask? It’s a standing order in his conditional release 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

[@timothypringles8216]

Thank you for explaining! I was genuinely wondering

[@twoofakindOGDC]

@@timothypringles8216 You’re welcome! It was a bit confusing, I know!

[@WizKhalia13]

This is an extremely interesting, informative, and insightful comment.

[@mtnguard6469]

YUP. Thats the long and the short of it.

[@al1iexd]

As true as this is, all a police officer has to do is call a judge/magistrate and have them sign the warrant and send it back. I do blood draws at a jail and we poke until we get blood when there’s a warrant. Officers have gone to the judges house sometimes for their signature at any time of the night lol 😂

[@rosie20098]

“I can’t tell he’ll know” “are you involved in any of his open domestic cases?” God help that woman

[@paulablack1863]

* You're scaring me, I want my attorney and I have a disability.* 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 *Something tells me that he's done this more than once...

[@ligmabalsik3895]

“It’s hard to win an argument with a smart person, but damn dear impossible to win an argument with a stupid person” - Bill Murray

[@Ragehunger]

And worst of all, you can't change their ways either if you give them the benefit of the doubt. That's why the revolving door effect of plead deals, bonds and probations will always result in repeat offenders. You should never trust a criminal to not cause trouble until they've earned that trust.

[@supersecularboypants]

Bill murray stole that quote from Mark Twain!

[@beardaquatics9163]

@@Ragehunger not always true. Only the idiots and willful criminals make it a revolving door. I have known a number of people that did so etching stupid as a kid, and after doing their time they got their life together. That one time though woke them up and they straightened their lives out.

[@messyfilms6325]

That’s why I just mock trump supporters instead of trying to educate them.

[@dee.f88]

@@messyfilms6325 coming from a biden supporter, that really means a lot lol....

[@lots33ml]

The only thing I'm sad for is that dog he's with looooosers.

[@naughtystep9856]

Those growls were cries for help. Poor pup. 🐶

[@w29n22b27]

The citizens of Wisconsin REALLY need to vote new people into office, and create laws that will actually keep arrested people in jail, or laws that will make criminals think twice! This "signature bond" and low cash bail is ridiculous.

[@beckyhobson3283]

No state in this nation wants to spend the money to build more jails and staff them. This is why there are lenient laws EVERYWHERE except the Nazi states (FL and Texas)

[@jdjackson7317]

Cops: “Are you part of any of these domestic violence open cases that he has?” Woman thinking: “If I tell you the truth tonight, I will be” Breaks my heart that this women doesn’t understand where this relationship is headed.

[@sarahdennis6450]

I wonder if that was the cop's way of warning her, letting her know there were domestic violence cases he was involved in.

[@hilaryc3203]

She's dumb as a brick, but I worry for her dog.

[@serpentoftheshire]

@@greggillings9454 and you know this….how?

[@greggillings9454]

@@serpentoftheshire it's pretty obvious lol.

[@lc4life369]

@@greggillings9454 and he probably seeks out drug addicts or turns them into drug addicts because it's easy to take advantage of them and tell them nobody is going to care what he did because she's a drug addict, making her afraid to actual tell or go through with pressing charges. There's alot of men who do that. You sound like one of those people as well. your a POS. I can tell by the way you said what you said.

[@GSDMom91]

Dealing with repeat offenders looks exhausting!

[@pablovenerez6683]

Lol if you make it that way ... This cop fucked with these people did you read how this went down! I do think it bullshit to drive under the influence of drugs... In this case meth isn't not an impairment that kills like alcohol does, the only reason I say this is because... The officer did not witness someone driving erratically and stop them so as to hopefully prevent injury or loss of life due to impaired driving. Instead officer goes "oh! I know that guy, he uses drugs..if I get him pulled over I can take him to jail" now that is bullshit, fucking with these people that have drug problems is wrong, this in no way is helpful to society or the offender it's outdated police work and needs to stop

[@hanslanda8303]

@@pablovenerez6683 it’s on no way helpful to society? Wtf kinda logic is that. if this dude who is a repeat offender was operating a vehicle while under the influence then it is by all means justified. Who gives a fuck about how harmful it may or may not be. Who gives a fuck about ruining someone’s life. Who gives a fuck if this guy has drug problems. He’s done all that shit to himself. Don’t try to pin this on the officers. If this jackass would’ve simply paid for his child support and not operated a vehicle while under the influence then it would’ve been a different story. You heard the officer say “I’ve been straight with you everytime…I’ve let you go when you can go and I’ve taken you in when you need to be taken in”

[@lilliann2012]

@@pablovenerez6683 are you one of those defund the police type? Because the mental gymnastics to find your reasoning is crazy.

[@p.sherman3158]

@@pablovenerez6683 learn the law.

[@pablovenerez6683]

@@p.sherman3158 Hsha shut up .. that comment means nothing man...learn what, what do I have wrong here?

[@SoilantGreen]

"Oh, you just paid it? Fantastic. You're free to go...get in the back of my car wearing these nice bracelets."

[@lknol3098]

😂

[@really5448]

Wow the cops knows this guy by name and knows he has arrested him before.

[@mr.j5228]

Love when he says, “I have a disability, I can’t understand shit.” Well, I guess stupidity can be a disability.

[@shanynrobbins1943]

When he was being handcuffed, he asked if he could get HIS key out of HIS car lol.

[@RXbee2]

Matt is soul crushingly stupid. Unbelievably so. He be lucky to have two brain cells rattling in that bald head. Belongs in prison 💯

[@marialanagoldsworthy8670]

Oh shit I didn’t catch that lolll

[@JJ-Schmidt]

I’ve always learned that even if you don’t agree with cops or you feel like they’re doing things wrong or shouldn’t be doing what they’re doing, take it to court. Do what the cops say and it’ll be easier on you, then you can tell the judge about your mistreatment. People make things way worse then they need to be

[@profile5]

This is the way. Even if the cop is doing everything wrong, they are not a judge. They are an employee of the state doing their job, perhaps poorly. The best you can do, for better or worse, is comply with whatever they tell you. If they were wrong, you fight it in court. It might be an uphill climb, but there is no benefit to resisting. If we don’t like that, which I completely understand, it needs to be changed at the top.

[@Scumful]

Exactly bro. Sometimes whole cases get dismissed due to cops doing things wrong. Why try and stop them?

[@crilp1386]

Prime example, i was once “busted” for going double the speed limit on a 45. I was going only 5 over. I could have thrown a huge tantrum about it and caught a felony, but instead i waited and took it to court. Turns out it was faulty radar equipment and i wasnt the only one that had this problem with that officer. You can choose to either make things worse or comply and get the charges dropped.

[@jaseallenson316]

You gotta love the notion of one is innocent once.....you spend money, take off of work, get dicked around by the courts and prove you are not guilty.

[@jaseallenson316]

@@profile5 no, you only comply with everything they say if you dont mind with lettting your rights get trampled on.

[@robertbruner7429]

In watching this and other police videos, I never cease to be amazed at how some people manage to escalate their problems in ways so unnecessary.

[@CH-ih6ov]

He can't even find his shoes. What an Idiot.

[@darkside_xposure]

I love when suspects think they know the law! Also, how can people forget that they have to show up to court?

[@TheZigzagman]

They either don't have a good grasp of time in general or deal with it so frequently that court appearances don't hold the same urgency they do for most folks.

[@dutchybag]

Ive had a few court days, and the date was burned into my brain months ahead

[@eelsrslimey3537]

I have NO idea. The anxiety of having a warrant would eat me from the inside out

[@ellenjohnson5235]

As someone who has been arrested several times for an fta the last time I actually spent a month in jail the first time I spent more than a night on a 100k bond on an fta. I was dumb. And an addict. I was scared I'd go to jail and be sick with withdrawal so I'd skip my court dates. The month long one tho I actually didn't know my court date. I was tired of being arrested so I started going to my court dates and they told me to keep in touch with my lawyer and my phone ran out of service and I forgot about it for a couple weeks I missed case management and they issued a warrant. My bond was 100k. I got out when my lawyer got my bond unsecured. I went to case management after that and literally all they did was take attendance and everyone left. Essentially I spent a month in jail because I missed attendance.

[@ellenjohnson5235]

It was actually a cash bond too. So to get out I'd have had to pay 100k in cash. They don't play about ftas lol

[@josealqueres]

Damn.. I have nothing but respect for these officers. What a difficult job that must be.

[@geirmyklebust]

All kind of professions are difficult, that's why you got paid.

[@victorisler6672]

@@geirmyklebust Riiight. With all due respect to other professionals, I’m pretty sure their customers and patients have a less likelihood to attack and kill them.

[@sakatadgintoki6046]

@@victorisler6672 they signed up for that

[@poopypoopmcdoop6849]

@@sakatadgintoki6046 You can sign up for something and still be worthy of admiration.

[@sadeness]

Not all officers are this nice most are a$$holes And racist unfortunately

[@LHyoutube]

5:24 - Aww...how adorable is her accidental little giggle when the officer says he saw a bald man driving the car? 😄

[@TheRokkis]

That cop is a genuine nice person. I'm not a cop but I feel like I just had a really valuable lesson how to deal with people in my job just by seeing him working. My respects.

[@BL-yj2wp]

... how often was he arrested? Sounds like a dozen times at least, they have this whole huge history :)

[@michelmichelucci1475]

sounds like a lot im surprised he’s just not in jail forever at this point 😂

[@volvo09]

That's a guy that just can't stay away from trouble and drama. Cop knew him from multiple encounters. Cop asks the woman are you one "of the people in the restraining orders against him". Aparently was out on bail (bail jumping?) Already had a DUI and suspended license. Wow....

[@poppaganja3793]

He's problu in his home town this how it be wit me the just stop talking to me run me for warrant see me with my drug dealer cone up act cool male me look like a snitch lmao

[@24hourofficialobservation64]

@@poppaganja3793SMH

[@MightyMouse1222]

I lived up that way for a while... that's a one horse town... very few cops... super fun to see them dealing with the crap that makes me glad I'm not up that way anymore LOL

[@valiantredneck]

He’s driving a PT Cruiser. That’s a felony here in southern Alberta.

[@libtardwhispererllc1272]

Part Time Loser

[@AustinHansen]

To be fair, I think he said it’s “my moms fucking car” lmao!

[@GhostDrummer]

I worked with a guy who bought a used PT Crusier. We all told him beforehand not to buy it, but he refused to listen. After a year of it constantly breaking down and getting repaired, he ended up paying someone $500 to take it from him.

[@zack801]

That doesnt make any sense

[@shaunnarichards2716]

This officer has the patience of a saint. Idk how cops sit and get lied to and have to argue with drunks and people high off their asses and keep their composure as long as they do. I used to be afraid of cops losing their temper over small stuff but this channel shows me with a lot of you guys you stay calm and patient as long as your orders are complied with and even LONG after they aren't and that makes me feel alot less scared of you.

[@laurancurtis5669]

I know you commented on this a year ago, but I just found this channel. I wish the cops in my town (in NH) would take lessons from these guys, cause they have a real attitude going on when they deal with people - especially the chief. Really, playing hardass/badass in a town of 2100 people!

[@lynnecrisp]

Then he plays the disability card & the ignorance card. Pathetic. He knows & understands everything & all he has done

[@theusedblink]

I feel so sorry for that girl, he doesn't deserve someone as loyal and sweet as she is. She's obviously scared to be on his bad side.

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

He has 'woman beater' all over his face.

[@theusedblink]

@@anonymous-go1tq not entirely true

[@theusedblink]

@@pablodelsegundo9502 he does

[@theusedblink]

@@anonymous-go1tq sometimes people have such a hold on people that they literally can't get away man. My son's mom has the same problem. And before you say she should just leave, he used to have a hold on me. I was his friend,l or what I thought was a friend,, he was my drug dealer. He pulled my strings. He was also my boss, I felt that if I made him mad he'd pull my ability to get drugs and I wouldn't be able to function then he'd fire me and I wouldn't be able to provide for my family. I'm glad that you beat him up, people like this really actually deserve to die. But trust me man, sometimes people just aren't strong enough to get away. Luckily I was, but the mother of my child made a mistake of getting with him after we broke up, now she's literally trapped. It's hard to explain the kind of hold these people have on you. But it does exist.

[@billionairebychoice8436]

LOL. Maybe he treats her nice how do you know. Maybe he's stood up for her when she's in trouble. Those who are quick to judge are always lacking common sense and analytical thinking. Good job Keith. Hope you never get on a jury.

[@leese.23]

I really love this officer! 💙💙 He's also kind to the puppy and knows to go "shshshsh" to calm it down.

[@steverhodesvideos6244]

Suspect: "I always have a right to an attorney." Cop: "Where'd you learn that... KZbin?" Ha- ha! Brilliant

[@daBEAGLE1017]

The all knowing cop also said his 4th amendment explains the attorney privilege when its actually his 5th. He must not watch youtube.

[@libtardwhispererllc1272]

Actually his blood was getting interrogated, they had questions about his blood and they wanted answers. Maybe Matt was on to something about needing an attorney 🧐

[@jackhammer1021]

At least im not the only one who laughed at this

[@chrispysaid]

This dude is just so, so sure that he, at all times, has the right to get an attorney before complying with law enforcement under any circumstances. Brick. Wall.

[@CrippledMerc]

Brick. Skull. Is more like it lol

[@TheJokkuh]

Cop was hella cool man. Kudos to him. He even calmed the dog down and did his thing. MUCH LOVE OFFICER. :D

[@hunterjones9822]

In case you missed it, Matt REALLY wants his attorney....

[@samusaran13372]

Thanks, almost didnt catch that

[@harryballsacky]

THANKS CAPTAIN OBVIOUS

[@Reth_Hard]

That's what happens when your education system isn't educating people on the most important stuff...

[@yodaiam5040]

At least he didn’t ask for Mommy…. “That I know of…” from the look of Matt, that doesn’t cover much ground.

[@libtardwhispererllc1272]

Actually his blood was getting interrogated, they had questions about his blood and they wanted answers. Maybe Matt was on to something about needing an attorney 🧐

[@noelledilisio-johnson6603]

Why is it❓whenever someone gets arrested, it’s always; I have a disability, I have a broken something or another❓Like Dude or Dudette, you literally committed a crime with your disability with your broken something or another so shut up and do the time.‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@ozone3750]

Because they usually targets the economically weakest in society for small stuff like this

[@timothypringles8216]

@@ozone3750 I'm sorry but driving under the influence is not something small, that's just willfully being ignorant of the situation

[@ozone3750]

@@timothypringles8216 they didn't have any solid evidence of him driving though, which is needed in court to prosecute him. If proven innocent by a judge this guy could sue the PD for this arrest

[@leesashriber5097]

What a patient officer and very caring towards the pup. I'm a huge animal lover❤ That poor girl looked terrified to talk to the officer. I pray she gets away from him. He definitely has violent tendencies.

[@Tmanw8898]

I wouldn't want to admit to driving a PT cruiser either haha.

[@alecbaker13]

Loved this officer’s demeanor. He really handled the situation professionally and gave the guy many chances. Props to yal

[@littleflower3665]

What a nightmare for the girl who made the decision to date this guy. She’d have to quit her job because he needs full attention at all times.

[@elisabethhill4658]

What kind of a loser dates a deadbeat dad?

[@Katzhulk]

It's pretty clear he's either directly abusing her or has threatened her at some point. just the way she said "if I say he'll find out"

[@littleflower3665]

@@Katzhulk you’re absolutely right.

[@overcomingthat2728]

The cop asked if she was one of those with a domestic violence case against him. 100% hes abusing her.

[@mikemhoon]

I think I’ve figured out why everyone who gets handcuffed has a shoulder injury. It’s from repetitive handcuffing! 😂😂😂 They ought to quit doing that!

[@dahlhouseenterprisesllc3179]

every... damn... time

[@xenomorph2056]

Ladies n gentlemen....WE GOT EM

[@f0ry0u81]

The patience, professionalism, and the all around decency of this Police Officer is commendable.

[@augustgreig9420]

That's what I call a backseat driver.

[@downfromthereeefters]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Sandy-ik6yc]

Present and accounted for!!.

[@ariamaddison257]

When the police call you by your first name, It’s time to make some serious life changes.

[@mspiggles6850]

That officer had the patience of a saint❤

[@cynthiatolman326]

I mostly listen to KZbin while driving and this is a channel that requires watching and reading so excited when I'm home to see. This moron who stops and jumps in the back seat looks at him like an idiot, if you could get away with that, don't you think everybody would be doing it? Lmao. Thanks for the video. Still lmao!

[@Nall412]

Lmao. 😂🤣😂😂

[@Nall412]

@New Life New Rules Same here 🤘

[@alex12342715]

It's not that bad of an idea; it beats just getting caught in the driver's seat. A good lawyer has a little more wiggle room in such a case. If he completely kept his mouth shut and complied, maybe there's a marginally better chance of getting out of the charge. Or you know, you also couldn't drive under the influence of drugs. There's always that option....

[@Torturephile]

@New Life New Rules, same. Can't wait for the new Immolation.

[@haleydarst6785]

@@alex12342715 this hahah the right lawyers can get u outta anything lmao

[@isaac198428]

15:05 “I put this on my kids, I wasn’t driving” This specimen in and out of jail actually managed to make a bunch of kids. Not surprising that he doesn’t see them or even pay child support as he’s driving around town drunk in his mom’s car. Pathetic waste of air!

[@derp195]

Worse than a waste of air, because those kids are likely to grow up to be just like him.

[@macneoh7418]

Women love a bad boy

[@HCLSalt]

@@macneoh7418 the calibre of women he’s getting, he’s welcome to them.

[@dharmallars]

Nah man, Ryan and Ryan’s buddy and his mom were driving the car

[@imjustsomeguy72]

For a guy who apparently knows so much about his right to an attorney, he seems to be blisfully unaware that the first thing an attorney will tell you once you're under arrest is "Shut the hell up!"

[@delilahrainelle7158]

Awe, what a nice officer to hold the doggie! I can understand the frustration of being arrested, but all people need to do is BEHAVE! He’s obviously well known by the law. I can’t understand why people keep piling one thing on the other.

[@BryonYoungblood]

Yeah. I think it's just bad choices compiled by tons of crap in their personal lives, and so they blame others but themselves for their own mistakes.

[@iSlashhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

It’s usually a debt snowball that really takes these people out. They get so financially fucked they have to continue breaking the law in order to survive

[@365ral]

He asks for his attorney like a teenager whining for their cell phone.

[@cheryl1231]

I can't believe these police officers have to go through this all the time. Police officers please stay safe !!!!! ❤️🙏❤️🙏

[@jaflob6610]

As a security guard at a hospital, I deal with the police daily. They usually are dragging in someone like this or there to get a report. Super cool dudes but I feel for them sometimes

[@alexrobinson4821]

You're a security guard at a hospital?? How does it feel tormenting mental health patients being held against their will? Only about less than 1% of those patients need to be held, the police wire them up before they are transported to the hospital you work at most of the time.

[@alexrobinson4821]

@Abdullah Bhatti Being a "tard" isn't means to holding somebody, unless they're 1) a danger to themselves 2) homicidal or a great risk of bodily danger to others 3) gravely disabled I hate hospital security with a passion for these reasons, because they'll drive the patients crazier than they were upon arrival I am a patients right advocate and sometimes I wonder why a majority of these people are institutionalized, I've heard numerous stories about security antagonizing the patients. Then the patient finally snaps and they're even crazier than they were before they were brought to the hospital

[@spyrde2609]

@@alexrobinson4821 Alex please shut up.

[@alexrobinson4821]

@@spyrde2609 says the one who read my stuff then replied!! You don't have to read nor answer! Thank you for asking nicely but I am going to respectfully say NO

[@roguedalek900]

@@alexrobinson4821 sounds like you have been a detainee yourself . That 1%

[@freespeech469]

My type of cop. Respectful, intelligent and patient. He also knows when to shut shit down and show who’s boss!

[@BelleOmbreGrey]

No he doesn't. He pussyfooted past that point by about a mile

[@bluschke52]

Shocking that that woman was with this lunatic. The policeman probably saved her life.

[@RXbee2]

Yeah she picked him so. She'll likely be on to her next criminal befire long..some women like those kind of nasty men. She strikes me as that kind -- she won't even tell the truth about her criminal disgusting bf.

[@Talking-Monkey]

That officer handled that whole situation from start to finish perfectly.

[@cyn_na_mini]

He really didn't though. Saying that the dude can't have an attorney because he just can't and then saying "I already explained it" isn't an explanation. If an arrestee doesn't understand his rights, the police are required to explain it. He could have easily just said "you have the right to an attorney for all else, but when there is a warrant for a search/blood draw etc, that specific thing can be required without an attorney present." But he kept repeating "because you can't" as if he just couldn't remember the actual reason. He also said "I couldn't get you an attorney, so I'm not asking you any questions," after asking this dude at least 5 questions a minute earlier. I get that this dude is a scumbag, but that doesn't make how the cop handled it okay. Everyone is entitled to hearing and understanding their rights.

[@Talking-Monkey]

@@cyn_na_mini No

[@esieffer]

Cops must be trained to say "Okay" in response to every statement a suspect makes.

[@MrMaddox57]

yeah...or in the case of Ohio Highway Patrol it is "I gotcha" no kidding.

[@derp195]

I learned this in customer service. People start acting crazy, and all they want to do is yell at you. "Okay" kind of tells them they're being heard without actually saying anything.

[@cairafox5800]

I have no clue how the cops don’t laugh when people make up stupid lies like I was not driving

[@TheBrownsPlayer]

@@MrMaddox57 ayyy, Ohio!

[@SenorGooch]

The only gripe I have with most of these videos. The cops in this state only say OHKAI over and over lmao

[@croaton07]

"Right to an attorney while being questioned" Literally says it in the statement

[@-HighTide]

At least this guy's girlfriend gets a second chance at life now. You could tell she was scared of him.

[@CynicismForAll]

"My head's fucked up". Only honest thing he has said.

[@benjimenez5186]

I like this officer, not only was he super professional and patient but he was willing to explain the laws and rights to this guy.

[@CHAOS_6E]

This is one of the best cops I have ever seen.

[@wivpersson6976]

I think the same!

[@brandonlong324]

You know you’re in trouble too much when the cop only uses your first name when talking with dispatch. “I’ve got Matt in custody.”

[@brianwalsh1401]

Yeah but he seems to be that kind of person. Although he shouldn't be arrested for jumping in the back seat. There was at least 5 people possibly driving that car who need to be interrogated.

[@wendystephan35]

Love this officer. He has learned not to engage so we don't have to listen to 15 minutes of "no I didn't", "yes you did"!

[@428eliminator3]

Like every PT Cruiser Matt has a blown head gasket too.

[@Nall412]

Oh mann. Fucking the worse cars.

[@harryballsacky]

MOPAR INVENTED THE REAR DEFROSTER, IT KEPT YOUR HANDS WARM WHILE PUSHING YOUR CAR HOME

[@Grnfinger]

I'll admit to owning one and truer words have never been spoken. First the timing belt and shortly after the head gasket blew and that was that.

[@509FUN]

That laugh when she was asked if he was driving and he said “there was a bald man sitting in the front seat” and she giggles like a child it’s made my night😂😂

[@magnifecent1swagg]

Lol

[@heather754]

This officer did a wonderful job! He needs a raise 😅

[@PeeKay4Life]

That's the nicest cop ever.

[@BigOlBatman]

Dude watched too much Gabriel Iglesias lmao

[@greathornedowl3644]

I live in the little prairie town of St. Paul MN, and in 20 years of driving I've been pulled over a handful of times, never has the officer said "I've been fair with you every time we've interacted."

[@bobknull7502]

Valley Junction has about 80 people. Low hanging fruit for cops because they are all poor.

[@DIYAmateurHour]

Probably because you don’t get arrested all the time

[@brandonlong324]

“Dispatch, I’ve got Great Horned Owl in custody again.”

[@naomilindberg2328]

Living one hour from St Paul, it is not a small prarie town. It's the capital of MN for gosh sakes! Beautiful city!

[@astralfluxaf]

It’s funny that he “wasn’t driving” but his paperwork is in the dashboard 😂

[@Nall412]

Lmao. Oh yea. 😂🤣😂

[@al1iexd]

And “his keys” were still in the ignition 😂 “Can I get MY keys”

[@tammywright1959]

"Im on disability, my head's f***d up...". Yeah, drugs will do that

[@Hadfield420]

This dude has a gut like Randy!! Dammit Randy you are back on the cheese burgers!!

[@ITI-xi5zx]

man's gotta eat, Mr. Lahey!

[@Hadfield420]

@@ITI-xi5zx 😂😂😂

[@cf4165]

Gut Cassidy and the sundance cheeseburger

[@Hadfield420]

ma-fuckers with guts like that ain't OFF the cheeseburgers, ma-fuckers with guts like that are definitely ON the cheeseburgers

[@Liam_Bob]

Randy? Are you talking about the guy from my name is Earl?😅

[@Me97202]

When did people become so argumentative, disrespectful and combative with police officers? And why?

[@serpentoftheshire]

Um…how sheltered are you exactly? Lmao. People like this guy have always been like that with officers. He’s a druggie, he knows he had a warrant and is high, of course he doesn’t like the cops. He doesn’t want to be arrested, and they want to arrest him lmao xD

[@LucasNasta]

This is confirmation bias in the same way people think all cops are violent scumbags. You’re only seeing the example of crazy people because you are watching KZbin. They don’t post the perfectly normal and pleasant interactions that happen all all the time aren’t interesting. A small-ish subsection of the population has always been like this but it just hasn’t been broadcast to you through the internet

[@Me97202]

It was a _rhetorical_ question. Interesting that you go right to the judgement that I’m “sheltered.”