NewsChannel 5 Investigates: Policing for Profit (2014) - Part 3

[@SenseiKreese]

My god, real journalism still exists. Good job.

[@00pmeza01]

REAL JOURNALISM ALWAYS EXISTED, UNTIL FOX NEWS. But then again, fox news is ONLY PAID MEDIA.

[@dannystevens2818]

All major news is paid media, atleast fox never aired live troop movements during a war like cnn has.

[@jmo1375]

@@00pmeza01 wrong

[@gametime4229]

Real comments exist thank you for not being a hater.

[@ralphbowes1446]

The worse thing about this story is you don't know how long this was even going on before the news got involved!

[@Usernotknown21]

Still going on

[@Kitajima2]

@John Prater Lol 100% accurate. US cops started out as slave-catchers and then moved onto union busting for Gilded Age billionaires. They've never been the good guys

[@theguitartutor1546]

Imagine how many lives and families were destroyed!!

[@theguitartutor1546]

Imagine the lives and families ripped apart and destroyed by these upholders of law and order just for their egos 🤬

[@nicmart]

I hope Channel 5 receives a journalism award for its good work.

[@thesauce7783]

This is government Federal Reserve owned corporate scripted garbage to try to keep the masses deceived. And nobody's falling for it. This is tyranny. We also have facial recognition cameras in America now. Since 9/11 our freedoms have been stripping away while our local police departments are militarized with armoured personell carriers and supressors and military grade body armour and what else?! While they want our gun rights! While US supreme court ruling states police are not obligated to protect US lives. They are "law" enforcement, not peacekeepers anymore for a long time now Tyranny. Plain and simple. People need to rise and overthrow the Federal Reserve AND the "government" and replace the US dollar with a new currency going back to gold and silver base currency. This is a rigged matrix and system of debt and slavery. We don't need child sex trafficking and ritual child sacrificing paedophile satanists controlling this world and our future. Nobody paid attention to Clinton and Podesta emails Wikileaks released. Even FBI Chief Ted Gunderson.. Now look what they want to do to Julian Assange(Wikileaks founder). They want to extradite him and charge him 175 years and torture and kill him just like Edward Snowden. While all he did was reveal truth and nobody has been arrested for the crimes he revealed.

[@MatthewHensley8304]

its propaganda to make it seem like something is being done about these road pirates but in fact its only getting worse just wait till they get red flag laws in every state then cops will be kicking in everyones doors collecting their stuff kinda like how Nazi germany rounded up jews and took their stuff!

[@if1259]

If there were ever any chance anything would come of it they'd be shut down in a minute

[@siggyretburns7523]

Once again a serviceman doing what they do best. Righting wrongs. 🇺🇸 Thank you for your service, Sir. And to the Mrs. as well. True Americans 👍

[@ProfessorWillow]

Imagine what cops did before cameras

[@mauricewilsondaddybob1307]

You may not want to know how evil they can be.

[@Mrbfgray]

@Marvin Bennett SAME Here. I can say some of them got their due in my small town back when, some of the thugs got terrorized, one notorious thug cop was beaten half to death in an ally and "no one saw anything".

[@carlwilliams6977]

You don't need to imagine. Just look at the Rodney King video. The difference is, the cops didn't know they were being recorded. I don't care what King did, or what a lowlife he was. The cops should never lose control like that, much less be acquitted for it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZOUiKytftWIqrs

[@Sssssssslf]

@@Mrbfgray love that

[@laxpaint]

You shouldn’t have had to imagine, there is a class of people that have been telling you about this since the days of slavery but the privileged class didn’t want to hear it. Well, now, the monster is out of its cage...

[@UncensoredCowboy]

If a dog hits on a car that doesn’t have drugs that dog needs to be retired immediately. That will stop these false hits. That dog can’t be trusted.

[@shawnthefarmer5161]

by dog, you mean the dirty P.O.S. in the uniform.

[@khamkham7134]

Dog just doing what he is told. Not the dog's fault for following orders.

[@UncensoredCowboy]

Kham Kham exactly, so if you start removing the dogs from duty maybe they will stop making them trigger. I would venture that someone could challenge the legality of a search via a dog trigger if the handler knows from record that he has false triggered in the past a more than reasonable amount of times.

[@khamkham7134]

@@UncensoredCowboy here's a simple argument... if lie detecting evidence is not admissible, then why should sniffing dogs.

[@brianbirtcher431]

@@khamkham7134 you are correct

[@GhostHunterWV]

As a former K-9 Handler you CAN cause a dog false respond by the handlers body language whenever he wants! ANY K-9 Handler knows this! #bs

[@nicaxiv14jd]

Police in America are organized criminals that use extortion methods and intimidation tactics too bend you over to horse f*ck you for what you got and violating your constitutional rights in the process... They're not here to serve and protect me or you they're only here to protect their own kind and their organization that protects them when they abuse our constitutional rights and when they use unnecessary lethal Force against us the people of this country who are being deprive of their true freedom in this Nazi Germany country that they call the land of the free when it's being controlled and ran by Nazi military fascist law enforcement Police departments all over the United States who controls and abuse us everyday...

[@tristondon]

Yeah u a dirty pig too u have seen so much an said nothing blue pride burn in hell u an your officers

[@tristondon]

U probably a dirty pig too

[@tomecalm7]

@@nicaxiv14jd I've been calling it Legalized Organized Crime FOR DECADES!!!

[@christianlords1340]

I know, i used to watch you guys do it all the time.

[@j_f82]

It’s crazy that a dog can actually decide someone’s fate in the courtroom.

[@spindleforceengraving750]

So much for mans best friend. Lol

[@Sssssssslf]

No its crazy that *_people_* decided that they would use dogs in such a way and _allow_ them to decide someone's fate in the courtroom! The dogs are being violated by those scumbag cops as much as the innocent people in those videos are!

[@jasoncote797]

he doesn't think it was intentional! he was looking for money, and he was gonna search that car regardless.

[@carlwilliams6977]

I think he was being overly diplomatic. He had to know it was intentional. The cop's arm went up as soon as he got around the other side of the car. In fairness, I saw another video where the dog didn't alert and there was pot in the car. The driver laughed about it as they drove off. Point being, There are some honest cops, and the dogs aren't that accurate. I think they are a work around for search and seizure laws. Something should definitely be done. Good luck with this Supreme Court!

[@brianr101010]

Cops never pay for damage to vehicles when they cue the dog to jump up on and scratch the paint.

[@perropulgoso3351]

Police in America, the most corrupted legal gang of criminals in the world, it's big business and they violate citizens civil rights everyday with impunity.

[@SG-jc5bi]

In the world? I am guessing you do not have the funds to travel outside of your city....or you are just really dumb

[@sorawisdom6516]

@Anonymous so China just doesn't exist. or Guatamala, or Russia

[@leonardhall7203]

@@SG-jc5bi we have the highest percentage of our population incarcerated than any other advanced country in the world. For that to be. We either have the worst citizens or the worst justice system

[@Thetequilashooter1]

Perro Pulgoso You need to go to some other nations where the large majority of the police forces are corrupt. That is not true in the USA where it’s just a small percentage.

[@Thetequilashooter1]

Leonard Hall It’s because in other nations they don’t incarcerate as often in the USA. Many of the drug offenders would only get a slap on the hand in other nations. You will also find that their sentences aren’t as long either. I recall terrorists who got mere ten year sentences when in the USA they would be sentenced for life.

[@olafgunnerson3988]

Those dogs are employed by their respective forces as officers so it's still an illegal search with no probable cause

[@olafgunnerson3988]

@Brian Hensley no the officer giving the Illegal order to the dog

[@olafgunnerson3988]

@Brian Hensley always go for the guy giving the orders . Good for court and for sniping . Make him scream then get the guys running to help him in a legal sense obviousley

[@olafgunnerson3988]

@Brian Hensley most lawyers are dirty dogs cant see them not being able to cross examin a canine . Woof bark grrrr

[@joesimon8610]

These road pirates are becoming more and more infamous.

[@overcastandhaze]

Highwaymen of the law?

[@mauricewilsondaddybob1307]

It's just like Adolf Hitler's henchmen they were just doing their job in this case job for the court.

[@dcorica79]

Hello fellow donutoperator watcher

[@kingmasterlord]

yeah they're not going to get away with much more than what they're doing right now without tipping the balance and having the people come down on them

[@charliejeans2413]

We used shoot highway men on sight or hang them. Cerco. Brittish co. Christine Marcy. Us. set up the the federal executive through forfeiture laws. Enacted to fund police, con air. Boeing Honeywell autopilot. Private prisons. Medical services ( remove body parts for sale ) Commit crimes by "fly in fly out criminals. abel danger on KZbin tells all and much much more.

[@eilenekellogg7017]

Yes they train their dog to sit where they touch, or point to the drivers window.

[@youyouyouyou190]

I have a service dog and I can make him hit on drugs by looking at him a special way.

[@nicmart]

The US Supreme Court unanimously (and naively) decided in 2013 that drug dogs are presumed reliable unless the defendant can prove otherwise. Of course in these policing for profit cases there is no defendant, and the expense of trying to challenge unjustified searches and confiscations is enormous. The deck is stacked against Americans.

[@michael-lynn]

That's gross ignorance to say dogs are reliable, for dogs have shown to be unreliable many many times. If the defendant has to prove otherwise they are presumed guilty until proven innocent.

[@mauricewilsondaddybob1307]

Maritime admiralty? What is it.

[@rollercoaster55]

THIS is journalism! Great job!

[@buddhaAl]

Road pirates are common place today and too many cops are on the take!

[@miketheartist3168]

I love how this hit my recommended videos 5 years to late. I dealt with taking a shortcut through a questionable neighbor hood, illegal stop no reason was given. Instantly pulled out the car I was an asshole to the cop because I was clean. I get stopped 8 times in the next month given 24 warning tickets in a 30 day period. 9th time I got pulled over I wouldnt roll down the window without a luitnenant present with my camera in my hand I then showed the LT a stack of warning tickets and threatened to sue the police office I was let go and never pulled over again in that city. All police all towns are trained to act this way they only stop when caught.

[@uncletaylorify]

I once gave a co-worker a ride home after she had car troubles in the parking lot. She lived in the projects, and I a white guy got instantly stopped as I came out. Cops instantly demanded to know where the drugs were! They only believed I was dropping a co-worker off after they searched me and the car and found nothing.

[@iamtheCircus]

Thank you for making this! It will take people in positions of power to stop this crap. Thank you for being responsible journalists!

[@mauriceclemens3286]

Buddy Luck How are we going to get corrupt,bought off politicians to re-write laws that police operate from? The police unions and for profit prison will not allow it!😡😡😡

[@NPCSN]

Lol the people in power are on the take...

[@winstonsmith993]

Notice how you don't see stuff like this on the news anymore.

[@SouthernR0cker4Life]

I Have 4 Words - The Handler is Dirty (Corrupt) Footage of Suspected False Alerts should be allowed in court.

[@jacktheflipper3591]

That is actually 15 words

[@kevinclark9594]

"making changes" Nashville police department has ruined my life and there was nothing I could do because they have badges and I don't

[@AECRADIO1]

BUT A NIGHT RAID TO KILL TERRORISTS, WILL BE A WONDERFUL ACT!

[@terrikrucina2023]

@@AECRADIO1 Yeah, if you're talking about our Police "force" homeland terrorist gangs...

[@imnotaloneheswithme7061]

I hope everyone who see this video realizes that the Founding Principles would have nevrr allowed this conduct.

[@ianbattles7290]

3:10 - "Here's one of the problems with using two dogs like that - one of them is definitely wrong. Which one?" The first dog who didn't alert? Or the 2nd dog who alerted but no contraband was found?

[@SmackWaterMack001]

EARNING THE HATE every hour, of every day, of every year...

[@Ele-o4n]

God damn right brother, and they deserve every ounce of hatred they earn.

[@samsngdevice5103]

Its called swine flue. A mental state of mind afflicting dirty pigs these days.

[@Mrbfgray]

Some things never change. My isolated small home town in California was ruled by a renegade police criminals back in the 1980's, nothing worse than a thug with a badge. A few of them were taken down hard however and "no one saw anything", no one would stand up for them when they got beaten up, no witnesses. You should see how small they look when they are terrorized by real men.

[@Ioulou66]

It's really quite simple. Fire deceitful cops. They cannot be trusted so they have to go.

[@YukonDelta-hb2oy]

then most likely the average police station will soon not have any officers in it. Because if they're any bad cops , then how can the others be call good cops if they don't report or turn in the bad ones...

[@NPCSN]

But then we wouldn’t have ANY cops. 😂🤣

[@AECRADIO1]

LIFE IN PRISON FOR TYRANT COPS! OR SHOOT THEM! TIME FOR THE PEOPLE TO TAKE OUT THE TRASH!

[@anthonyconyers32]

Tennessee has been doing this for a long time I know because it happened to me back in the early 90s

[@nicolasmacias9516]

The dog is considered a officer so if a dog is searching your vehicle without your permission the dog it's violating your constitution rights 4th AMENDMENT

[@ElGatoVato768]

Shall we file a complaint against the dog?

[@waynepatton9422]

@@ElGatoVato768 yeah, take away his yard and walking privileges and he's only allowed to be given doggie biscuits when the dog made a drug bust

[@mauricewilsondaddybob1307]

The trouble with that is maritime admiralty courts don't honor the Constitution so you have no rights.

[@MrBeevee5]

The dog didn't search the car. He walked around it in public where he has a right to be.

[@nicaxiv14jd]

Police in America are organized criminals that use extortion methods and intimidation tactics too bend you over to horse f*ck you for what you got and violating your constitutional rights in the process... They're not here to serve and protect me or you they're only here to protect their own kind and their organization that protects them when they abuse our constitutional rights and when they use unnecessary lethal Force against us the people of this country who are being deprive of their true freedom in this Nazi Germany country that they call the land of the free when it's being controlled and ran by Nazi military fascist law enforcement Police departments all over the United States who controls and abuse us everyday...

[@josburd6429]

Average dogs have a brain of a 5 year old kid. Drug Dog's are highly controlled by the human officer

[@richardpotter6313]

Average dogs ....and exceptional cops! 🤣

[@pattyfreeman823]

So glad this is finally happening.long time coming

[@ronnie32567]

Nah, I’m retired Sheriffs K9 Sgt I call complete and utter BS on that supposed “expert”. #1….the dog was going ahead of the handler on the passenger side and he checked the window by raising his head to sniff the window so the handler didn’t need to point to that spot. #2 if the dog is checking on his own you let him, if not the handler presents/ points to the spot he wants the dog to check, the dog will come sniff and if no scent is detected he moves on to the next spot. The video doesn’t show the continuous search by the dog it doesn’t show going around the front of the car. The dog could have missed a spot the handler thinks the dog should have checked so the handler would then be ahead of the dog presenting spots to be checked. As the handler comes to the drivers window he presents it for the dog and then the handler moves on while the dog checks window, the handler moves the full length of the leash away from the dog while the dog checks the window. You present a spot and as the dog comes to it you move on to the next spot you want checked so you can present it when the dog finishes checking the previous spot. If wind was blowing into the passenger window the dog might not get the scent because it was being blown towards the drivers side where the dog could smell it.

[@Mom_sBasement]

They don’t even care about drugs, they’re hoping to find money that they seize without any due process.

[@sunshinedaydream6244]

Thanks to all who got together to post this, I hope it may help an innocent person one day...

[@Crowd_Surfer5.0]

I’m not a professional dog trainer and even I trained mine to sit just putting out a flat hand without any verbal commands 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@emosongsandreadalongs]

In high school a canine drug unit came to my class to give a demonstration. They took the dog out of the room then hid drugs in the classroom where all the students could see. They brought the dog in and it did like 3 circuits around the room with no hits. Then the handler just started taking the dog back and forth over the area where the drugs were. They passed the drugs like 8 times. Finally the cop stopped the dog and physically pointed to where the bag was hidden. When they were done the cops seemed a little embarrassed.

[@arthurwillis7094]

Their reason for stopping you was you had a California Plate I've been stopped almost every state for that reason and it's always a drug search. You're guilty just for being from California

[@DMAneoth]

Arthur Willis Of course.

[@colinricgmailcom]

What a great country to live... Good Luck!

[@jimmydavis1151]

A cop told me that a dog can smell weed that was in the vehicle 6 months ago lol there's no way in he'll I believe that

[@nicaxiv14jd]

Does that mean they can charge you with something if it's been 6 months ago..

[@elyportoy6138]

Good jog channel 5 for investigating this type of criminal 🖒🖒🖒

[@douglashoward4206]

how reliable are the dogs when they miss 70% of the time?

[@krombopulost4699]

That's why everytime I see on the news a cop died, I feel a little bit of happiness.

[@fanoflakespeed9460]

They are looking for a large amount of cash they can keep. By law large amount of cash is illegal in Cheatham and Dickson countys. This goes back I know to the early 1980s

[@timyateslouisvilleky6627]

I was pulled over in TN. The cop said I was following too closely. He took a quick look around the inside of my car and said to be careful and back off from the car in front. Weirdest encounter I have ever had.

[@kevindunleavy854]

Notice how the K9 cop does the cue on the drivers side.

[@polarecliptek]

Wow ... even a federal police officer subjected to an illegal search. If a federal police officer was unable to do something to prevent his car from being searched, how does the Supreme Court expect us to protect our rights?

[@3PercentNeanderthal]

I won't be spending my tourist dollars in Tennessee anytime soon

[@shanghunter7697]

I'm sorry, i thought you've KNOWN that these dirty deeds DO happen in EVERY American city and small town. Revenue is revenue, no matter how they circumvent it.

[@andresnoneya]

Props to NewsChannel5 for doing this story in a police state kind of america today... Thank you

[@carlbowman3366]

Excellent reporting and I hope you continue this persuit. It's robbery plain and simple and here in Tennessee it's a common problem. I have a question though, why did you not shown the results from the vehicles that were searched?

[@fearthetruth974]

Let me tell you first timers about this channel.. Crooked cops HATE it.. THIS is what investigative journalism looks like .. you won’t find this kind of work just anywhere.. GREAT WORK HERE and every other investigation they do..

[@ambriadaniels-dovolis7496]

I got pulled over and a "drug" dog went through my car and failed to alert on a joint the floor and his nose was 2 inches from it.

[@ricksouthernrebelatheart5138]

Ambria Daniels-Dovolis 😂😂

[@Scratchingforcash]

Must have been some real crappy home grown weed

[@masterchief119-i9p]

Never travel with cash, only use debit cards attached to a valid checking account or valid credit cards.

[@masterchief119-i9p]

Never use pre-paid cards...

[@markmiller4503]

8 cops don't like this video! Sunlight is the best disinfectant!

[@tomcleverley18]

I thought that the high taxes that we citizens pay was supposed to be what funded law enforcement.

[@IBenZik]

We are living in a police state.

[@dmur612]

I’ve always wondered what creates the reasonable articulable suspicion or probable cause in the first place, to warrant the “free air sniff” (AKA, SEARCH) which (usually) leads to an alert to create the RS or PC to warrant a “search”...???

[@deannafields2856]

I've had my house raided with two dogs passing by weed n bongs. In Arizona .. police dogs are just a joke to wrongfully search

[@AECRADIO1]

MESA IS A DOMESTIC TERRORIST STATE! KILLER COPS FILL THE RANKS. BRAILSFORD USED HIS OWN WEAPON, AND IT HAD 'YOU'RE FUCKED' ENGRAVED ON IT, ABD HE LOOKED LIKE A DRUG USER, SO MANY TATTOOS...WHY?

[@msumpter4347]

In the service there were 4 guys to a room in the barracks. We always had pizza boxes or other fast food wrappers in the trash. Drug dogs always made a quick once around the room and fell in love with that trash can.

[@bunsandbread7823]

Dogs live to please their master. Dog makes an alert, dog gets praise from said master

[@JuanSanchez-lq8gv]

Rather trust any gang member as body guard then a cop.

[@anomilumiimulimona2924]

Juan Sanchez, why, cuz they are loyal.

[@ethancropp600]

Damn their training dogs to alert regardless, damn police are shady af!

[@tbone3443]

a search is a search useing a dog or not

[@christopherchance4860]

How about this, if the dog signals drugs are they're are no drugs, the dog should be put down, before it does harm to a citizen. The handler should face mandatory retirement with no pension

[@gregmattox]

I see this in Illinois on interstate 80 west all the time. I call it "The Gauntlet". 30 tax collectors, er, uhh, law enforcement cars in 80 miles. This is every day.

[@jefflogue4884]

It says to me that the consequences for a public official violating his oath of office and the civil rights of citizens are nowhere near server enough.

[@howarddixon3804]

Cops do it all the time

[@sjmcn500]

Moral of the story -- avoid visiting Tennessee; Maybe when their tourism tanks the state will stop harrassing out of state visitors.

[@tooge47]

I sure wish the founders come come back to life to witness a DOG thrashing the fourth amendment

[@rich42012]

I used to live near this stretch of road. They did this everyday plus I train Dogs. Anytime the K-9 is called to your vehicle? The dog WILL hit. You should call your attorney or the DA immediately.

[@kevindunleavy854]

It's easy to get a drug dog to sit when cued.I know,I am a dog trainer.

[@youknowitzg00d]

Anyone who train dogs know he dogs respond to your body language and over time you can trian them to respond only to your body language

[@postmancometh9391]

The drug test kits the use have been proven to test positive on anything somewhere around 90% of the time.

[@QuboCompa]

The dogs are always queued... DUH!!

[@MrGlenn7710]

Wow!!..thank you for posting ❤️

[@hurricanesteve65]

alot of these dogs bite the officer, good dog !

[@diazaa]

I got searched at two checkpoints from California to Texas. I had Texas plates and was returning home. The dogs "hit" on drugs in my vehicle, prompting the officers to search my vehicle. They questioned why my vehicle was packed full of stuff. Well, I had just returned from Iraq two months prior and Honorably Discharged from the Military and was driving home. They blamed the dogs "hit" on a crumb or flake of substance that they insinuated may have been dropped from a prior passenger.. I did not care if they searched, or that they were violating my rights bc I just wanted to get home and see my family.... Looking back, NOW I am bothered.

[@origKrazyK01]

The professor is full of crap for not thinking the handler didn't do anything on purpose.

[@iwineverygame1995]

Google "Clever Hans Effect."

[@gregory8777]

This was a really good investigative piece. It was very interesting when you pointed out the handler did point and pull the leash which the dog followed his command to sit which allowed for an illegal search of the vehicle. There is a lot of very shady shit going on that your team uncovered. Good job. I leaned a few things watching this clip.

[@randalltrantham5082]

uncovering all this new stuff, how novel. glad we got the crooks, that oughta just about do it, got all the crooked ones

[@cliffcampbell8827]

I was a yard guy for an automotive auction place when one day, two officers and their dog they were training to find drugs, approached me as I was forklifting cars into their pre-auction slots. They told me that they had already cleared the dog training with my boss and they were letting me know why they are on the deck (the platform with all the cars to be auctioned and the rest). I told them: "this is a big and loud forklift so make absolutely sure I know exactly where you guys are so nobody gets hurt and I don't have to suddenly stomp on the brakes, launching a vehicle off the forks."...I was high AF at that time and the cops and their nose blind dog didn't have a clue. I didn't hate the job but I couldn't stand my employers. Maybe they were the reason I went to work high all the time, so I could tolerate all the b.s. I went through at that place.

[@ChrisVoluntari]

thank you!

[@NPCSN]

What’s the difference between a dead cop and a dead squirrel? I feel kinda bad when I see a dead squirrel on the side of the road.

[@mikebim6257]

The police often times give the command to the drug muts to alert

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

So a drug dog has more authority than an actual judge. A judge requires actual evidence and an oath or affirmation to issue a search warrant but a dog can do it just by sitting down.

[@perryprice3011]

I have an imaginary drug detection dog.

[@dmck7958]

And these are the people we should put our trust in to Protect, Serve, and Uphold the law right?!

[@sterlingbartlowe1647]

What was the probable cause to allow the dog to search the vehicle? Maybe I missed it, but what was the stop for in the first place?

[@tyrellgiddeon5284]

Which dog are you referring to the cop or the one on all fours

[@artiecon97]

Over a 50% failure rate? Time to retire the dog and give them a good home life

[@zander88990]

These officers need to be fired . Lying on a report is a fireable offense.

[@ladybluegrass4173]

My dog knows 3 commands in sign language, sit, shake and lay down. I taught him this bc I had seen it on an episode of It's Me or the dog and wanted to see if it would work. It does.

[@hpb5495]

There never has been a war on drugs. There always has been a drug war on the competition..

[@eugenesmith5058]

Cops train their dogs to do an alert display with a hand signal - usually when they point down.

[@jamesladd]

We have no rights how long are we going to stand for this the got the guns we have the numbers

[@ericsheffield3549]

I thought that the supreme Court ruled that after the suspect refuses a search the cops were supposed to stop asking, saying that further request amounted to intimidation, and thus unconstitutional intimidation

[@ojibwayne2896]

WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF SHE SAID "YES, SEARCH IT" DO THE COPS STILL BILL THEM? 😕

[@happydays8171]

Great report. Police dogs are accurate 27% of the time. Dogs can get Q's just from the handlers finger movements. As having a dog trained in agility, I can testify to this.

[@ScottValler]

How come none of these officers and their supervisors are charged with criminal behavior and put in jail? Why are there no regularly repeatable methods to hold them accountable without spending years and hundreds of thousands of dollars? Those are the questions you should be investigating.

[@bokesnmokes]

You should include links to all parts in the description.

[@carolstrickland1805]

This is one for HighImpactFlix!!!!

[@bberg82]

Just a reminder that the Supreme Court ruled that protecting yourself against illegal search and seizures up to and including deadly force is legal and constitutional.

[@megadestroyer454]

The narrator enunciates very powerfully.