"Officer I am Carrying A Concealed Firearm"

[@finster444k]

Imagine that, an interaction where both citizen & Police Officer show respect for one another.

[@Anthony_Spilotro]

Happens all the time .

[@Shadow_Gamer12012]

Yeah doesn't happen all to often nowadays

[@etherious5957]

@@Shadow_Gamer12012 Oh yes it does. It’s actually like 99 percent of interactions. The news just likes to show all the bad ones to distract people.

[@Shadow_Gamer12012]

@@etherious5957 I know the news fabricates it all the time, and honestly I just want the world to get over all of these protests and riots, and go back to being a somewhat functional society

[@finster444k]

@@Shadow_Gamer12012 , well said.

[@bdo9114]

You treated him with respect and from his side also.

[@quicksilver1752]

Theres no reason for him to be asked questions about where he's going and coming from.

[@DakotaRaymond1999]

@@quicksilver1752 they have always asked me these questions though

[@txjeb]

@@quicksilver1752 It's technically just a responsiveness test. Someone up to shady shit, will have to think about it, or get really nervous when they give a false answer. You will notice he asked several times, even though Ty answered already... It's easy to eff up a lie if you have to repeat it. They ask you about your task and reason to watch your body language and how quickly you answer. The answer can be, "I would rather not discuss that".... now that could set off alarm bells in a cops head, but if your tone of voice and body language is relaxed, he might let it slide.

[@quicksilver1752]

@@DakotaRaymond1999 it doesn't matter. Then don't need to be asking. He has no reason to have to answer that question or shouldn't be asked it but if he doesn't answer it he'll be tagged as "disrespectful" and cop gives him a ticket when there's literally zero obligation to even answer it

[@quicksilver1752]

@@txjeb yeah no shit. The point and issue here is exactly what you said though. Even if the dude just rightfully doesn't want to answer and he shouldn't be asked anyway, he says "I don't have to answer that" and now the cop is going to think some shady is going on or at least think he's being "disrespectful" and write him up for a ticket instead of only warning. Like what if he's coming from a strip club or something and just doesn't want to air his business out there. There's videos of it turning out exactly this way as well where someone is doing nothing wrong and they just don't want to talk to cops but the cops assume and end up screwing themselves over in the end. It's out of line to be asking that question and it's a total setup even if you're doing nothing wrong.

[@SilvioPerche]

Civilized people interacting. Quite rare these days. Congrats, man.

[@_B0NES762]

Rare on social media* this stuff happens everyday

[@boxr_4214]

what? this isn’t rare. this is 98% of all police interactions. it’s rare on social media because this shit is boring. the only reason this video has any views is because of the title. nothing interesting actually happens.

[@bradley33966]

Shi isn't rare at all lmao

[@thomaseby277]

Not so rare just doesn't make it to KZbin.

[@Halowrx]

This comment is so racist 😂

[@winchestermodel7044]

I’ve been a police officer for 25 years. This is how we want traffic stops to go. We explain the reason for the stop, the citizen explains their side, and both treat each other with respect and understanding. Are there unprofessional and power trip officers? Yes. Do the good ones like the image that those officers convey? No. You can even be a jerk to a certain point and I’ll understand because being stopped by an officer isn’t something anyone enjoys but all most of us ask is to not be an asshole.

[@thunderstar254]

Question for you: what do the "good ones" do to actively correct/retrain/reeducate/rehabilitate actively unprofessional, law-breaking, power-tripping officers? Do the offending officers forever change their ways or else forcibly removed from the profession? Or do they circulate through the system backed by your all-powerful unions? In a nutshell, what do the "good ones" actually *DO* about the "few bad apples", besides "disliking them" as you put it? Consequently, what happens to the "good ones" who make a big enough scene where they wish to fully see through the correction and change in problematic officers? Are they and their concerns brushed under the rug time and time again till they grow disillusioned and leave the career altogether, or are they retaliated against and forced out against their will? These are all rhetorical questions we all know the answer to, but feel free to chime in with any anecdotal evidence to the contrary!

[@kappa_kang60]

​@@TechnoEsoterica Stop calling things bait just because you're unable to come up with an argument against them

[@TechnoEsoterica]

@@kappa_kang60 Thank you for illustrating my point.

[@kappa_kang60]

​@@TechnoEsoterica Please explain the point I'm illustrating for you​

[@HDitzzDH]

@@TechnoEsoterica ???

[@abysswalker2403]

finally a normal police encounter. you arent being overkill about rights and not telling the cop anything like u got something to hide, and the cop is actually respecting you.

[@Kodaiva]

usually normal encounters arent interesting enough to put on youtube

[@zxxczczczcz]

@@Kodaiva true

[@RomeEmpire123]

normal interactions happen more than ones that aren't normal. they just aren't recorded.

[@maruftim]

normal means it happens a lot no?

[@richardhobbs7360]

@@363.2McMasters he MIGHT have lied about the tint 1. That’s one thing, not “over and over again” 2. It might not have even been a lie

[@stevebacasr]

This should be a demo tape on how to interact with police. Great job.

[@bodaciousskies]

That's up to the cops of they're racist or not

[@TheSanderPander]

there is a demo tape how to interact with police by chris rock...look it up

[@user-mj8zf4qq7u]

@@bodaciousskies if you're a colored person, US cops are the worst to interact with

[@honesttruth9105]

Agreed

[@MrBtheG141]

For the ppl saying cop= worst on different colors of skin then you didnt watch this 3 minute video. Clearly if your responsible and respectful it doesn't matter your skin color.

[@msd1378]

This black dude is giving an example to all the KARENS of the society on how to talk with a cop . Hate cops love cops I don't care but this is how you talk , no BS just questions and answers ... Salute to you my G , RESPECT ✊

[@mortarion9787]

To karens? maybe the greater example should be to fellow african americans who think arguing with a cop is gonna do any good

[@surplus2720]

@@mortarion9787 I don't like cops but I don't understand why ppl arguing whit them whit no reason at all ... I mean if u are doing something fishy just stfu ,smile and be gently and probably u can go back home

[@mortarion9787]

@@surplus2720 because people who know what they're doing something bad will probably act fishy by default and it will show, the moment the cop notices it, it's game over, some people crumble under that stress and start arguing stupidly. That's what i think happens most of the time

[@washburn11000]

Exactly and then you get on your merry way...

[@washburn11000]

@@mortarion9787 bro theres MAD videos of Karen's arguing wit cops over the stupidest shit lmao

[@fjc2048]

Great job bro, didn’t scare the officer by reaching, kept your hands on the wheel, talked respectfully and he gave you respect back!! This is a perfect representation of a police encounter

[@crazyjoe4247]

The officer most likely did get a little nervous due to, well a person he doesn’t know having a dangerous weapon such as a firearm. I would be nervous too.

[@yunosdoll]

@@crazyjoe4247 who wouldn’t? But the amount of respect this man gave him & his open honesty was what allowed the officer to treat him with the same amount of respect.

[@K3Y6E]

@@yunosdoll if I was a cop I wouldn't be nervous I'm not assuming someone's going to pull a gun on me in USA guns aren't illegal Gotta Think positive some cops be so hostile when they questioning Edit: This reply is not supposed to be taken badly in any way just my reaction if I was the cop he looked like he moved his hands on his gun

[@jp3630]

“ well a person he doesn’t know having a dangerous weapon such as a firearm” Does that not apply to the man as well? You people are idiots.

[@jackgreenway4646]

F2P Ganeplay, easy to say you wouldn’t be nervous having never done the job, trust me, if you’re not nervous it means you will 100% fuck up and get shot at some point.

[@Citizen2ACitizenLLC]

Glad everyone made it home. I've been carrying concealed for 20+ years and its crucial that we do everything we can not to provoke any negative interactions

[@TysVlogs65]

Yess sir 🙏🏾🤟🏾💯

[@andrewr439]

I think the fact that the cop had a mask says a lot about him too. Regardless of what everyone thinks about Covid it shows that the cop is aware his actions affect others.

[@bradleywelch9290]

Im a bit late, but 20 years is a long time. May I ask if you've ever had to use it!??

[@Citizen2ACitizenLLC]

@@bradleywelch9290 12 Years in NC, 7 in GA and 4 in FL (I guess thats 21).... Technically no..... In Raleigh NC in a Walmart parking lot I was approached by 5 individuals that asked me for a ride... I respectfully declined. One of them said we should just take it (while to started to walk around the truck...).... I started to walk away from the truck and they started trying the doors while 3 of them walked towards. At that time, I felt my life was danger and removed my firearm from my holster. I did not point it at them.... One of them reached under their jacket but they way he did it, I felt he was bluffing.... Needless to say they walked away and said they were just joking (they were.not). While I was scared, I was prepared.

[@nckhed]

​@@andrewr439 Please, he probably only wore a mask because he had to. Where I work, everyone did the same just because we had to. The day we didn't have to anymore, everyone's masks came off. 🤷

[@jacobs3671]

This is actually what happens everyday with everyone, it’s not a big deal, even if you get caught with some real shit, just be respectful and everything goes fine. It’s not that deep. Lawyers and the 5th amendment are there from a reason.

[@htxflow]

Some people are too beside themselves to admit that about alot of police officers. Edit: Not all of course

[@Misslastate2001]

They are there from a reason 😜 ⚠️⚠️WARNING!⚠️⚠️ ⚠️⚠️WARNING!⚠️⚠️ ⚠️⚠️THIS IS A JOKE!⚠️⚠️

[@that6thgen_2ss35]

@@Misslastate2001 Both of you are wrong lol, it's "for".

[@Misslastate2001]

@@that6thgen_2ss35 dude. Smh 🤦‍♂️ I hope your joking like I was . I was making fun of jacob S bc of a typo .

[@that6thgen_2ss35]

@@Misslastate2001 Lol I don't assume people are joking over the internet. I've seen countless people try to grammar or spell check others and misspell the exact word they were checking lol

[@gatsbee7]

This is an excellent example of how basic respect between officers and civilians makes everyone less tense and more calm. Neither person immediately approached the interaction with a defensive attitude and that makes a world of difference. Now, I’m not naive and I definitely know that not every interaction is going to go this smoothly, but it sure is a nice change and adds some positivity during a time we all need it.

[@ultrastoat3298]

What are you talking about this police officer is terrified.

[@3sixtybubba133]

@@ultrastoat3298 exactly he had his hand on his gun

[@justacameraman4900]

@@ultrastoat3298 op said "less tense" not 'completely relaxed'. He looks less terrified and more prepared to react, in a situation like this there's a million different things that could happen and for some of those the officer has to make a decision in a split second. When officers aren't ready to handle things that's when they get hurt, killed, hostages get taken, etc. Im in no way saying that Ty would do anything like that. But what happened in the video, compared to what would have happened if the officer just happened to see the firearm instead of being told about it is much less tense and dangerous, and a *lot* more civil, and respectful.

[@flixs1353]

He had gaven a false ticket though

[@Garrillagamer]

@@flixs1353 thats kinda odd considering he didnt give him a ticket at all?

[@FoshCake]

As a European, seeing how cautious the officer approaches the passengers’ window, seeing the absolute concentration in his eyes, ready to pull the gun out if any danger from inside the vehicle occurs, is just absolutely baffling to me..

[@realleftover]

fr 💀 greetings from Germany :)

[@pianomirror4833]

A stupid number of cops get murdered or shot/ shot at instantly when going up to that window, it is very understandable.

[@arthour051]

I guess its cos, well, you never know if someone's packing heat. And if tey're just gonna go apeshit cos how dare you stop me *blamblamblam* thats the problem with everyone having guns. Everyone has a gun.

[@Reaver1223]

@@arthour051 no government anywhere should be the only entity with guns. A populace with the right to bear arms is a populace with enduring free liberty

[@andrejchalas6799]

@@Reaver1223 that liberty costs a lot of lifes there. I dont need a gun, because I know that even if someone attacks me, its so little chance he has a gun because almost noone has it here, so I dont need it. If I know many people have guns, I would need it as well. More guns means more deaths, thats a sure thing.

[@WinniedaaaaPooh]

Police: You get a Ticket for having a black Air freshener not a Green One🎄 Man: I have a Gun Police: I don’t care you better get a green one.

[@squiddd762]

Tbh the blue ones smell pretty gud too

[@nickelglasses700]

Police: "Now go get a green one!" Driver: "A green gun or a green air refreshener?" Police: "Yes."

[@Unknown-rf2jy]

😂😂😂😂😂wth

[@sadboylara]

Dude black ice is the shit.

[@riprush2672]

Prefer the yellow myself

[@Malohdek]

The best part is that as soon as you mentioned that you were carrying, he no longer seemed to be worried. Like he knew you were being honest about it and the firearm was no longer of his concern. Respect on both parts.

[@urbanhyena4063]

I saw he had one hand on his gun the whole time, or is that standard?

[@GetIsekaid]

@@urbanhyena4063 It's standard for most cops, because other wise he would have no chance to shoot back if needed

[@WayStedYou]

@@urbanhyena4063 pretty sure that would just be habit after doing it all day

[@wizard_of_odds2491]

It is pretty common to have your hand rested on the holster/gun. I do it all the time cause it’s most comfortable to me at times

[@co8539]

@@urbanhyena4063 traffic stops are the number one highest chance of getting killed as a police officer. So they are naturally cautious

[@claymcgranahan]

If only this is how everyone acted

[@Eagles2020]

Especially the cops

[@st4rpt_603]

@@Eagles2020 especially everyone, both the cop and the person being pulled over...there are quite a lot of dickheads and dumbasses in both sides

[@m.d.sharpe8892]

If only cops knew the law

[@evansshadow9018]

I like how the cop put his hand on his gun when bro mentioned his ccw

[@unfortunatenova1863]

@@evansshadow9018 yea. Especially recently when a guy said he had a ar 15 on him and the cop acknowledge that and they guy proceeded to kill the officer with the gun. Also it didn't look like that's what he was doing

[@nahnyabuhizniz4542]

Respect going both ways. This is what kids need to learn at a young age.

[@strangerdanger7616]

Actually the proper way to do this is to loudly say "IM ARMED" and quickly exit the vehicle.

[@joshuasim8019]

🤣

[@jacobfromallstate4963]

Make sure you also quickly turn around with your phone in your hands and shout "DIE COPPER" 😂 the cop will obviously recognize that you're trying to bring a bit of levity to their day.

[@feddef]

Lol

[@ThaDirtyBubble]

DON’T COME ANY CLOSER 😂😂

[@Purp1ehaz3]

Bonus points if you yell “BOOM BOOM BOOM” when you exit, the cop will have no choice but to respect you as the Alpha and make a hasty retreat

[@naturerelaxationmedia29]

That’s how you do it man. Stay cool and compliant and it’s just another day. Fight whatever you have to in court.

[@Colmenero444]

Thats right baby. Everything is done in court not on them streets.

[@willraefpv]

@@Colmenero444 Also, if your not doing anything illegal, but be nice. The cop is a human too. You likely won’t even get a ticket.

[@yakyak57]

It’s literally that simple but some people have a hard time grasping that. They’d rather fight the cop there on the streets, so stupid.

[@djchemilion]

Tell that to Philando Castillo... he told the pig about his CCW AND FIREARM... the cowardly pig shot Philando IN FRONT OF HIS FIANCÉ AND CHILD!

[@sgt.squirtle2528]

@@djchemilion Jack Yantis, a small town rancher, was called by local police to take care of an escaped bull causing problems on a highway. When Yantis arrived on scene and retrieved his rifle to euthanize the injured bull, the very reason the cops called him, the cops shot him dead.

[@JustKelso1993]

To be fair about the tinted windows issue, some jurisdictions don't bother pulling people over for small issues while others do. In my town the Chief doesn't want his officers to even bother with a few of the non issues, that might explain why one officer mentioned them and another didn't. Otherwise, I loved your honesty and I loved the professionalism of the officer. I know the officers in my town extremely well, I work the night shift at the gas station so they hang around and make sure we get to our vehicles safely, usually talk to my coworker and I for a while. All of them are great guys.

[@finny01]

It's just so unfortunate the media is twisting the image of the police of some bad apples One bad encounter and the entire internet hates every cop

[@aloneguy8527]

@@finny01 honestly there are way more good cops than bad and they're just trying to do their job and bring safety to people ; just like you said there's some bad apples that abuse their power and show no respect for anyone but themselves and unfortunately media portrays and shows them way more than the good and honest ones

[@hughjanus2781]

Which town is this? Because I was a police officer for 7 years and I’ve never heard of this being a thing anywhere?

[@dustinfredrick6534]

@@hughjanus2781 many towns. my town does the same thing. why bother the people you serve over dumb non-sensical laws? my county sheriff even released on social media a statement back in 2020 when the lockdowns happened that any call to 911 or non emergency number regarding covid mandate violations will be ignored and his officers and staff will not waste their time on those calls nor enforce any of the mandates. stuff like this separates true policing from the government grabbing extortion-type policing that only really effect's the middle to lower classes.

[@JustKelso1993]

@@hughjanus2781 Small town with one officer on duty at a time. Just not enough man power to deal with it all.

[@Brysonb3030]

Acting polite and respectful like you did would save a lot of lives and prevent the hate that is spread in our society. Thank you.

[@teeteeshouse]

lol please stop it, may people have complied 100% and were still murdered by police.

[@CDLightt]

@@teeteeshousejust watch any police interaction gone wrong video, in 90% of them the people who get shot are extremely uncooperative

[@MatthewRoux-nw9ve]

@@teeteeshouseWell I’m no fan of police but neither of you are wrong. He said it would save a lot of lives. Plenty of people, black and otherwise, have tested officers to the max and gotten away with it as well. But a lot of people who died or just gotten beaten probably would have had a different outcome if they had taken it on themselves to de-escalate. I’m not saying police don’t deserve the blame in most of those. I just mean being a normal, calm and polite person greatly improves your odds of survival in an interaction compared with arguing and insulting.

[@notadumbblond3]

I never understand the people who say, "don't tell the officers where you're coming from and where you're going because it's none of their business". The "I don't answer questions" people. I understand they technically don't have a right to know that. However, unless you're doing something unlawful there's no reason not to just say "I'm coming from work on my way home". Heck, only tell what you feel isn't private. I got pulled over for not moving over or slowing down enough when they had someone pulled over and there was no reason for me not to say "I'm coming from home, near X area, to go get food". You get through a stop a lot quicker by being respectful and easing an officer's concern for possible criminal activity. And most of the time, they just give a warning. Especially if you say "yes sir, no sir" or "ma'am". Good on you for this.

[@TysVlogs65]

Thank you for understanding at least someone knows what I was getting at or just trying explain to the officer , like I have nothing to hide Soo I’m fine with having an conversation with the man at the end of the day I’m just trying to make home safely don’t matter my color of my skin. just trying to be respectful to other human being that’s it 🙏🏾💯💪🏾

[@trevscott2309]

We should NOT normalize police snooping into people's personal lives if it doesn't pertain to the reason you were stopped. What it boils down to is "If you don't have anything to hide then let me/us invade your privacy" - no thank you sir, I like my privacy. Also, nothing you tell an officer will be used in your favor, only *against* you so that they can get their conviction rate up. The cop is fishing for information to get you caught up, NEVER to help you out. Why do you think your Miranda Rights say "... Anything you say can and will be used *against* you"? You clearly don't value your rights or privacy but trust me, many of us do. What part of that is hard to understand?

[@trevscott2309]

@@TysVlogs65 In all honesty bro, one Black man to another, I get your goal but you need to realize your video is appealing to cop apologists and racists. That's why this one video on your channel blew up. So they can link it to people and say "see this is how you talk to cops and you won't get shot for being a minority! Cops aren't racist!". You're being turned into a tool, whether you realize it or not. It's sad to see, but that's what it is.

[@TysVlogs65]

@Trev Scott you right I’m not going tell him everything I know duhh it was containing to my last stop soo I told him that soo if an state Trooper didn’t ticket me for it he should either soo I got off from everything at the end of the day I’m siting in a pool living my life enjoying this beautiful day. I’m thankful that y’all have y’all opinions on everything that’s why I have it public. 🤟🏾enjoy commenting I appreciate all the comments

[@TysVlogs65]

@@trevscott2309 people going make it to be whatever they want it to be 🤷🏾‍♂️ soo it’s the media

[@sackymite421]

This is what a smart man looks like when dealing with cops. Props to you brother from another mother. I wish I saw more of this than people getting shot.

[@TysVlogs65]

Thanks brother I appreciate it 🙏🏾💯

[@Connor.l5165]

Yeah the reason people get shot is because of wrongful movements that they make, when you tell an officer you are carrying a firearm that shows that you can be a threat if you wanted to.

[@sackymite421]

@@Connor.l5165 true enough

[@ahughes2867]

Don't forget about Philando Castile

[@dbaynard2256]

I just wish the driver would learn to speak English.

[@BLVCKBURN]

Ty I'm not gonna lie, I'd write you a ticket for having that god awful smelling black ice tree in your car. Gotta get you that new car smell tree.

[@Kharma710]

I’m about to put y’all on, Moroccan mint tea, true north, and rain shine be hitting

[@Manikhiphop]

Areon Lux (silver) hands down

[@bodaciousskies]

New car is the worst smell smell

[@Yoshi14832]

Are you crazy thats the best one

[@HollerAtcherBoi]

Real question is why risk cancer just so your car can smell like a cheap gas station fake frangrance?

[@walkerb1734]

As a fellow CCW holder, nicely done here! Your demeanor and openness put the officer at ease and the stop was a nonevent.

[@briantaylor2.023]

You were calm, patient, and respectful the entire time, and I got HUGE respect for you man! Your interaction with the police officer couldn't have been more perfect!

[@rayromano6249]

This is how 99% of interactions would be like if their weren't entitled snowflake idiots who get all offended from the cops doing their jobs

[@briantaylor2.023]

@@rayromano6249 Fr

[@theblackschwab3561]

Useful Idi.ots watch too much CNN. That is why they think all cops are evil.

[@chiefkey4090]

i’ve had 4 encounters with police and i’m black with dreads to my shoulder and tattoos on my hands and arms and never had a problem with them....and every stop was for speeding and tint..all you have to do is comply and you’ll go home like this man...

[@concentratecorner1744]

You get more with sugar then with salt. People think that if they are dicks to cops then they wont return the favor. I dont know who is stopping me (ive never been stopped but am i Felon currently on supervision) but i still give cops respect till they give me a reason not to respect them as a INDIVIDUAL. I will never hold another man accountable for someone elses actions regardless if they share last name, skin color, uniform, political beliefs etc. People need to realize that just because someone supports or is something you have disdain for that doesnt mean youll have a dislike for them. As they say opposites attract

[@bokc_nonpopularsalt1011]

Lmao, you ain't removing the tint for nun huh.

[@chiefkey4090]

@@bokc_nonpopularsalt1011 nah man i can’t be seen out here i’m in too much trouble !

[@shampthedog]

Fam, every cop ain't the same. An aggressive cop better be ready to deal with an aggressive individual.

[@marcusmartin5758]

Not all cops are created equal, sooner or later you'll meet one of them.

[@DavidRamirez-fe5dd]

Imagine that. A black legally armed carry owner not getting shot. Props to the officer and good citizen. That's how it's done respectfully on both sides.

[@jarrodhenderson9906]

@Brian J Right it probably would have went different with David here

[@DavidRamirez-fe5dd]

@Dirt H enough said . You don't like the police. Racist,? it was a black life saved due to a black armed man respecting the law enforcement idiot. I gave props to the good black citizen idiot. You are the only one mentioning racism keeping it going is you. I bet you were hoping he shot the black law abiding citizen to strengthen your hate to cops and blm haters. You need people shot to better your agenda. Good day Racist.

[@DavidRamirez-fe5dd]

@@jarrodhenderson9906 108 likes and 1 cop hater. Scoreboard. I bet you wanted the cop to shoot him. SMH.

[@jarrodhenderson9906]

@@DavidRamirez-fe5dd I like cops lol not sure what u mean bud I thought ur comment hinted u think cops jus shoot ppl because their black

[@jarrodhenderson9906]

@@DavidRamirez-fe5ddNah that's exactly what u think because u haven't left that computer screen in a few years

[@relt1554]

My dad was law enforcement. He told me not to prep my license and registration until the officer is at your window asking for it. If you're rifling through the car when they can't see you well, they don't know what you're grabbing. As far as they know, you could be grabbing a weapon. Just keep your hands empty and visible - don't even roll down your window. You can see in this case, the cop went to the most advantageous position for if you had a weapon and was ready to unholster his weapon while knocking on the window. Combined with how he said he couldn't check your plate on his system and had trouble seeing into your car, this was the only safe option for him to take.

[@derrickjac]

Fellow concealed carrier here. Thank you for representing us so well. I get being mad and disagreeing about the level of tint on the window but you conducted yourself in a very respectable manner. Officer did his job but I think telling someone "I can't even..." is kinda unprofessional. Not enough to really complain about beyond what I'm doing here anonymously on the internet LOL. Anyways, glad you dodged the ticket! When he listed off three violations it sounded EXPENSIVE!

[@thehoboeskimo9888]

In FL u gotta be 21 to conceal carry so i dont yet but i wish more ppl did it would deter or stop stealing, murders, rape, kidnapping, assault n more.

[@riccardo958]

@@thehoboeskimo9888 no it won't, more guns does not equate to more safety. Look outside the usa

[@Thawhid]

Nice

[@duckmeat4674]

@@riccardo958 look inside the US instead since this is an american issue. Cities with high gun restriction like new York, Chicago, have high gun crime, yet places were its more relaxed are more often safer.

[@devyn5330]

@@riccardo958 Yea I can't believe crime only exists in America...

[@america1st721]

so that's how you handle a police stop... Compliance and respect goes a long way...

[@kidricoflynn5813]

Respect my ass. Cops aint judge, jury and executioner. If they can't handle a situation without putting someone in a body bag, they don't even deserve to live.

[@antlers5000]

Lol compliance and as long as u bend over for them and give them lube they will allow you to drive off hahaah

[@TysVlogs65]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ManofSteel216OC]

It works both ways. A lot of cops are straight ass hole douchebags. Most can handle a person carrying a firearm , especially a black man.

[@ahughes2867]

Philando Castile

[@alexpearson8481]

Nicely handled; one thing we also do when crossing the boarder or getting pulled over, especially with tinted windows, is to immediately lower ALL power windows to give them visibly in the car. They love it!! Possibly gets you out of a ticket right there. 😂😂

[@woohunter1]

My windows are dark af, asked my friend who’s a cop, he said same thing, roll down your windows and put both hands on wheel, and you already have a 50% chance of not getting any tickets.

[@poppachoppa8956]

@@woohunter1 this is god tier advice right here

[@HammerJammer81]

love when I get recommended these awesome videos. Imagine being civil to one another. When this is said and done its almost like the dude driving and the officer could almost sit and enjoy a beer together. A+ respect

[@ShadowmancerLord]

I mean I have gotten pulled over like 10x and it has never been nearly that tense and my white ass never had an officer hold his gun for 30+ seconds like he thought I was gonna shoot him

[@mr.mister1045]

Imma show this to my class and it’s going to be called. How to deal with an officer when getting pulled over with a CCS. Good job!

[@TysVlogs65]

Thanks I appreciate it 🙏🏾💯

[@CaneSugarCane]

Make sure you show them the Philando Castile video too

[@CaneSugarCane]

Here it is just to make sure the lesson is complete

[@CaneSugarCane]

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[@mr.mister1045]

@@CaneSugarCane thanks

[@Colmenero444]

If so contest the window tint ticket...get someone to license the windows as street legal and you good. Great job remaining calm and cool.

[@Noel-ty4mv]

He still gon pull you over wdym

[@tylercroom7765]

Wym bro

[@tylercroom7765]

How do u do that David colmenero

[@daahsri]

@@Noel-ty4mv yeh but you won’t get a ticket, use your brain

[@alphonsusho8962]

Yeah, at the end of the day, trying to fight with the officer isn't gonna help anyone, you'll just make that officer mad or pissed, which obvious they shouldn't be but the once again, you can't do anything. However, what you can do is whatever they ticketed you for, you CAN contest in court if you think it's unlawful. Or whatever unfair/unjust treatment or action you believe you received can be sealed at a later time

[@Xener09]

Glad I was randomly recommended this. Good on you man, good attitude, respectful behavior, no race baiting or "free citizen" garbage. This is how people are supposed to interact with police.

[@garyprice8490]

You were very polite and did exactly what was asked without all the BS posturing. I have a lot of respect for you great job!!

[@gadsdenflyer7353]

Perfectly handled situation, and no... there's no way your window tint is too dark. Looks like 35% from these old eyes, which is legal in most states that I know of. Well done in either case.

[@TysVlogs65]

Yeah I know it’s around 35% because I don’t like dark tint on my car’s Thanks for the comment too I appreciate it

[@διαβόητο23φάντασμα]

I ride with 5% all around

[@retsekoj]

Although it doesn't seem as dark when looking from inside out, it's because there is more light coming into the car than going out (light = visibility). Also, the closer you get to the window, the easier it is to see through it. Even without tints, sometimes it's hard to see into passing cars at a distance or at an angle because the glass reflects and refracts light, and tints make it that much more difficult, even when they're fairly light. I don't think the cop lied when he said he couldn't see into the car, especially if he meant he couldn't see while driving by.

[@georgesmith4210]

35 would be illegal in PA I think most north east states have about the same except maybe MD you can paint the windows black there and no one cares

[@deadbydeeznuts4294]

RI can only have 90% lol

[@hunterdowd7069]

I like how consistent and complying he was with the officer and handled the situation with ease...

[@noahclark7603]

The officer seemed new to me

[@neophaze350]

Look at that. A man who understands the need to be respectful to another man trying to do his job. I commend you sir, you are a credit to our species.

[@anthonybaksys8639]

I think you showed how a traffic stop should go, very respectful for someone who is trying to keep our society safe and law abiding👍🏼

[@krebsebubrek552]

Man you can tell how scared the officer is...how crazy can their jobs be sometimes, he is scared to even come close to the front window of the car dawg...

[@Andrew-qu7lq]

I don't envy their job at all. Probably not fear,, but definitely on guard. I wouldn't be surprised if every cop has seen 2 dozen videos of a cop getting shot or shot at who didn't follow that SOP of staying behind the driver, etc. You can see this officer, just like every time I've ever been pulled over, has his right hand prepped and ready to draw his firearm immediately. He doesn't ease up to even look at the documents until almost half a minute into the stop. All it takes is one time with letting your guard down...

[@krebsebubrek552]

@@Andrew-qu7lq truest true of all trues right here

[@GrieveCreations]

He's just following what they call officer survival training/ threat approuch zones. He took what you call a cross/ limited no approuch. When he hung out in the window looking at the information is a small sign the officer was comfertable with the driver, goes un noticed usually. It sucks because as an officer you wanna be appear friendly and approachable, but starting out that way will eventually lead to the officer catching a bullet if he becomes complacent.

[@joeking5679]

The guy kept his sunglasses on is part of it, like he's above the situation

[@yelltona3928]

Then why be a cop if you’re scared lol

[@josho5314]

The world would be a much better place if all interactions with police went down this calm and collected from both sides. We've all got places to be and they've got jobs to do. Yeah it might be annoying, and you might have genuinely done nothing wrong at the end of the day they're here to protect us, but because no one lost their cool or started making assumptions, everyone went home safe and sound.

[@moradoleatherdesigns9056]

Unfortunately that’s not always the case even when the driver does everything right. That’s an unfortunate truth.

[@luisdiazjr824]

Nah he was asking to many questions. He dont need to know my where abouts

[@andresramirez3840]

It would be better if all guns were banned in the US

[@EnhancedTrashBin]

@@andresramirez3840 Ban guns all you want people still find ways to get around it. Like for example, you can litterally buy separate gun parts and just build it yourself. That's how broken it is. Laws or no laws people break them all the time and sometimes even cops would "enforce" laws that don't even exist.

[@matto1475]

Most cops ask about what you're doing or where you're going is to see if you're nervous, on edge, or seeing if something doesn't add up. They don't write down this into and add it to their collection or pass it on. Just comply, answer and go in with your life.

[@TanakaMatsumoto]

If you're driving yes, I've been "stopped" by cops walking home and I tell them I'm going home you can follow but I'm not stopping to have a chat with you, I've done nothing wrong and I'm just going home. Never been followed, and never been chased down.

[@thebeast8429]

Actually don't answer questions like that, just respectfully say you don't feel comfortable answering questions that you aren't required to. The reason for this is if they ask you where you are coming from you can accidentally make yourself a suspect to another crime. Lawyers advise you not to communicate with police at all, they're not your friend. They will protect you and you should respect them, but you shouldn't risk your safety and well being by getting too comfortable around them.

[@brodelnaz]

I'm always nervous when I get pulled over its involuntary

[@osbjmg]

It can never get better by giving police information, but things can get worse. Be respectful, don't make them afraid or act erratic. Politely decline any questions you don't have to answer. In some places, your name would be required when asked.

[@taegotkash]

@@osbjmg Exactly it’s none of their concern

[@kortographer]

Here's some legal advice for all you folks. If an officer ever asks you "Do you know how fast you where going" and what not, always state that you believe you were going the speed limit, as saying otherwise can incriminate you and could be subject to a higher fine.

[@embedded_software]

I got pulled over for a speeding ticket in January while driving with the flow of traffic. After that day, I made it a personal goal of mine to do whatever I could to end the enforcement of speed limits. That means defund the police. That means put them out of a job. That means don't speed anymore. A few months later, in a desperation move, they reduced the speed limit from 65 mph to 55 on a 19 mile stretch of highway I drove every day to work. For "construction". I was like, "bitch there isn't straight 19 miles of construction on the road." Let me tell you, maybe 5% of the cars I see obey that new speed limit. I routinely get overtaken by trucks, even though I'm always in the slow lane. Now you tell me, is it safer for me to go 10+ mph below the flow of traffic just to obey the speed limit, or is it safer for me to drive with the flow of traffic so I don't need to have all these cars and trucks overtaking me?

[@sleepshouter5017]

@@embedded_software just watch for cops, they aren’t that hard to spot. I’m always looking for them cuz I got a shitmobile so I stand out more. It’s dumb that you got a ticket for doing what everyone else was doing but I wouldn’t get too worked up over it, shit happens. Pay close attention to your surroundings and make judgement calls based on the situation. To answer your question tho it is safer to go the speed limit, it’s just that everyone else is being unsafe. I can’t say much cuz I usually speed 5-10 over but I also live in Florida, pretty much everyone speeds down here. Cops are people too tho and you gotta remember they aren’t all bad. A lot of them are saving people’s lives out here, defunding them won’t help them do that. Tho I agree that was a bullshit ticket if it’s how you’re telling it.

[@jmoo876]

Wow, this needs to be shown in schools across the country. Simple interaction

[@easymoneyrad]

Peeeerrrrrfect, not questioning him just doing what he’s supposed to do not getting defensive just doing what he’s supposed to do, respectful now he can leave with his life and not worry about getting arrested

[@luarabrego7926]

Bro thank you! This should be an Example they show everyone on how to act when being pulled over! Props for how well you handled the situation my man.🙏💯

[@Silver_171]

So refreshing to see how you handled this. Most of the videos that go around have somebody getting aggressive, hostile, exit the car and walk towards the officer screaming. Then getting tased or shot.

[@battlecast9202]

Yea handle arguments in court when you dispute the ticket, not on the street next to the cop

[@jaegertwo-one9867]

This ladies and gentlemen. Is how you get pulled over, possesing a legal firearm and get to ride home safe and without a scratch. I commend you for demonstrating Ty! Out here saving lives!

[@drgoutbreak7934]

Imagine that a interaction with a black man carrying a gun legally goes as smooth as possible it’s amazing what happens when you have some respect and courtesy

[@XRounder4778]

@William Bills to have a ccw you have to be permitted

[@sukunawillstillwin]

respect and courtesy is earned.

[@crypt0sFX]

Don't fight the cops and you will be fine.

[@lancegordon5209]

Hope your not being sarcastic. Philando Castile was very calm and shot within 90 seconds of the traffic stop after telling the officer he had a licensed weapon in the vehicle.

[@crypt0sFX]

@@lancegordon5209 Well he could've been reaching around and the cop got nervous. Also the cop pulled them over due to an armed robbery response of 2 suspects matching the description.

[@williamwmaysjr]

I saw his nervousness when he had his hand on his gun. That's the very reason I tell my black son not to wear a hoodie while driving. Wouldn't want to make anyone nervous.

[@alexbeau348]

like Mightycar mods in Germany was pulled over because of hoodie .

[@MrfunnyNacho]

and you'd be nervous too if you have to deal with someone with a gun.

[@jessejames1444]

This is America, we have guns. Gotta deal with it. Cops carry guns, they're fine. Im worried about MY safety. Not anyone else's. Sick of seeing all these cops that are trained to act defcon 1 when there's a gun involved.

[@MrfunnyNacho]

@@jessejames1444 And yet any of the ones that weren't at the least "worried" we're the ones that got lit up. "Gotta deal with it" is at the very least having your hand on your holster. If you're a firearm carrier, you'd (Id hope) understand that action is always faster than reaction. If you don't know this, then be responsible and actually take advanced courses instead of going to the range and shooting a target for an hour+

[@MrfunnyNacho]

@@jessejames1444 The officer here did a fine job, and so did the driver. He immediately let the officer know there was a firearm in the car which cancels out any misconceptions about intentions when a driver asks permission to reach for his wallet and registration.

[@vMxrleyr6]

that police officer was definitely fishing

[@frankcastle5294]

As a retired PA State Police detective....this is precisely how you present yourself to a police officer during a motor vehicle stop. You were polite, respectful, considerate of him and acted exactly as any mature adult should when being stopped and possessing a firearm on your person or in your vehicle. Proud of you and thanks for posting this up.

[@TysVlogs65]

No thank you I appreciate the positive comments an it’s all about respect On my end 🙏🏾

[@mutongoria]

Do you have to give where you are coming from and going in America?

[@frankcastle5294]

@@mutongoria No you do not during initial traffic stop. If it escalates into a criminal investigation then it would behoove, if asked, to state your travel intentions and history.

[@mutongoria]

@@frankcastle5294 Thank you Sir!

[@chalkbunt81]

Ah, fuck you. I don't have to be nice to you. You have the right to do your job being an asshole, ( which you pigs are often enough),and I have the right to be a disrespectful prick too. Free country. At least we all pretend it is.

[@elianmustafa]

That's how a conversation between a civilian and a cop should go. I'm sensing mutual respect from both parties.

[@mutongoria]

Worked as how it should. Generally the few times I have been stopped, I do not tell cops where I am coming from or going. It is none of their business.

[@odbo_One]

Professionalism on both sides (even though I don't agree with he Cop's reason to pull you over), refreshing to see this on YT. Thanks brother.

[@anonypersona3189]

Tinted windows, obstructed license plate, speeding in a school zone, obstructed view (air fresheners). Plenty of reasons to pull him over. My only critic would actually be towards the driver. Cops said "keep your hands on the wheel" and then he didn't, kept waving them around, even putting his elbow on the armrest plenty of times. Gotta be able to talk without all the hand movements.

[@anonypersona3189]

@Austin Batton You need to have a more open mind and be able to think critically: 1) Tinted windows - prevents texting and driving (can't see driver, people walking through a crosswalk don't know if the driver sees them). 2) Obstructed license plate: enables tracking of stolen cars, people skipping tolls, etc... 3) Obstructed view: I don't know why you even think this should be excusable. Plenty of people are killed because the driver "did not see" them. Motorcyclists, bikers, people walking in cross walks as the car turns, etc... A dude totaled my motorcycle making a turn out of his driveway for this reason. Simply "didn't see me." 100% his fault.

[@cielingtiddy536]

Sad part is cops have to meet a monthly quota witch needs to be done away with

[@بندهخدا-ي2ي]

Thank you men for being considerate and doing your part and this has to be promoted we won’t lose anything if we just cooperate and be respectful act responsibly. The officers most of them are keeping our communities safe and well done sir you are a good example of a good citizen

[@willziak]

Humble, calm and cooperative. This is how you deal with this situation, regardless of the stop being right or wrong.

[@Can_O_Peas]

Calm, collected, respectful, compliant, and truthful. You treated him like a human being and he treated you like another human being. I don’t get what’s so hard for people to understand about this, so I’m glad you posted this interaction. Good man

[@jackburkhardt7]

It’s very relieving to see an interaction like this being handled maturely on both sides; keeping calm and collected with the officer and him doing the same back, all while trusting each other and keeping awareness of that line of trust.

[@CHRISBUSCUS01]

Respect to the cop for his attitude towards him, but I just find it hilarious how he never moved his body closer to the window. He only ever had his head sticking out far enough to be able to see him. I get that it’s a safety tactic, but it really shows how the cop never dropped his guard around him.

[@skycaptain95]

The world is crazy these days. Nothing wrong with him emphasizing safety while conducting the stop.

[@wyorupert4038]

Good job showing respect to the police officer. Even though you told him you had a gun. The police officer didn't freak out or hurt you or do anything to you because you were respectful and didn't act like a fool.👍👍👍

[@SeraphsWitness]

Good job staying respectful while also standing up for yourself. That said, every state has their own limitations for tint darkness, and it changes all the time. Definitely check the details of your state. Some states like PA, it's illegal on front windows entirely.

[@Athenasblaze]

You are a prime example of how to act. Stay safe 🙌🏼

[@dbaynard2256]

He did acknowledge gentlemen, but what language was he speaking?

[@BasementNugget]

Imagine that. No fuss, no resistance, he knows his place and his rights, and the officer knows his. And it's all fine and dandy.

[@ianarnold7363]

Why cant we have more people like this fellow he was respectful i wish i ran into more people like you when i go on patrol

[@generalcrustard0311]

This is what's up. Normal interaction with a cop which is a minor inconvenience.

[@seanl4643]

Mutual respect instead of being derogatory to the police. Imagine that. Thank you for this video bro. We need to see more of these, to show that police don’t want a fight with you, anymore than you want a fight with them. All these families teaching the generations to cuss at police and be nasty at every turn, they are destroying their own families with that crap.

[@clayclay2158]

Do u think that all the victims of police brutality were just disrespectful? Are you actually trying to tell me that they people deserved to get beaten harrased and murdered because they didnt show mutual respect for one another? So during civil rights when people had gotten harrased, dogs sent on to attack, beating people with battons, and spraying people with FIRE HOSES was because of respect?

[@stevenglikin3219]

@@clayclay2158 That's stupid... Almost every person that gets shot by the police got shot because they acted like idiots. Almost all injuries related to the police are injuries sustained while resisting arrest. You have NO excuse for resisting arrest, no matter what the situation is. Even if you're innocent you are still OBLIGATED to follow their orders, you can dispute false arrests in court. When dealing with police all you need to do is stfu, do what you're ORDERED to do, and refuse things you're not ordered to do. If they grab you, let them, if they ask to search your car say you don't give them your consent but don't physically get in their way if they search regardless. All it takes is not being a moron

[@MadMage1993]

Don't get me wrong, man. Officers should be given respect but they also need to return it too. There are plenty of officers that are absolute cocks because they think they can get away with it regardless of the person's behavior. There are good cops and there are bad cops; there is no line in between. Because once you hit the grey area of the law, that is where corruption begins to fester. I genuinely hope that we can finally get the bad ones out and keep praising the good ones because they deserve that recognition and respect for their good behavior. Sure it's REQUIRED they uphold the law and be civil but not every office does that and thus we SHOULD praise the good ones and encourage that behavior. The reason why cops protect cops is because due to their position they are often isolated in social society; like the tattle tale you know you can't take with you to a wild party. So they end up with this clique. It shouldn't be that way. We need to, as a society, appreciate and welcome the good cops into our lives so they can feel more part of the community and thus protect all of us as a whole. Make sure the law is carried out equally based on a moral compass. For example, someone steals a few eggs from a store just to feed their family? You don't punish those people, you give them a small slap on the wrist and then somehow help; some cops have bought groceries for some but there are plenty of cops who could help point them in the right direction to get assistance in their lives so people don't steal for food. The bad ones? They need to be either fired or thrown in jail based on what the situation is. Someone is carrying a small amount of Marijuana and somehow ends up getting slammed around or worst shot???? No. I get cops are always stressed because they seriously go through some life and death situations. No one can deny that fact. That PTSD can be a real bitch and cause some terrible losses both in accidental slaughter and suicide. But some cops just have an itchy trigger finger. The whole system is a mess. There needs to be more. Cops should have constant access to mental care and at least have an exam every few months that the state pays for to ensure our officers are mentally okay for not just themselves but also society. There needs to be more events where the public and the police can mingle with in a social manner. Like a cook out or a day at the lake. Just something to get civilians and officers interacting more OUTSIDE of a stressful situation.

[@danmac247]

Great video showcasing that remaining calm, being up front about the CCW and respectful goes a long way in these interactions. I'd say the only thing you could have done differently is roll all your windows down when they first walk up, but I'd be curious on what others think about that.

[@raptor-fw6zn]

I rarely get stopped but I rolled my window down and they said roll it back up.

[@dgeer21]

It bothers me deeply reading some of these comments. But respect to the cop for behaving with the mentality of de-escalating that type of stop in today’s America.

[@CertifiedGShep]

It's important that you do not answer questions you aren't legally required to answer. You could unknowingly incriminate yourself. You are usually legally required to identify yourself correctly, and depending on the state inform the officer you are carrying a firearm. But questions relating to "Where are you going," "where are you coming from," "what do you do," "do you know why I pulled you over?" You don't have to answer these questions and really you shouldn't. Instead, you should be asking, after identifying yourself and the officer explains the reason for the stop, "Am I being detained," and "Am I free to go?"

[@j_boogie_483]

@@CertifiedGShep Yes, talking to Police and giving unnecessary information will NEVER help you.

[@d.a.s.3921]

I saw nothing wrong. Guess I am missing what you see in the comments. MY opinion doesnt have to match those of others to make me feel important I guess.

[@CertifiedGShep]

@@d.a.s.3921 It's more a criticism of the driver than the officer. You as the driver are protected by the Fifth Amendment, the right of protection from self-incrimination. You are typically legally required to provide identification and proof of insurance. These make sense because you should have a DL and insurance if you're going to be operating a motor vehicle on public roads. Laws vary on whether you have a "duty to inform" a peace officer if you are armed. In my state, you are not required to inform an officer if you are armed, but if they ask you if you are carrying weapons then you must inform them. Generally, it's a good idea to do so regardless but people with CCWs have done it and gotten killed (Philado Castile, for example). However, the driver should not have answered any further questions. You do not have to answer any further questions as they can be used against you. If an officer asks you where are you coming from and you reply that you came from a gas station that was recently robbed, that could give them probable cause to detain you. Or if you say that you just went to your friend's house and are going straight home but the officer has you on video leaving the gas station after filling up, congratulations: now you can be charged with lying to a peace officer during an investigation even if your intention was not to lie and in your mind that little omission had no substance. During a detainment, don't ever talk to police. And never answer questions without legal counsel, even if you are 100% innocent. You may just end up incriminating yourself.

[@mrbigshot2275]

The COP? You mean the guy acting civilized that’s why there was no escalation he acted like a normal person not an irate punk calling the cop racist

[@Jassman3536]

This is the way it needs to go down. Both treat each other with respect and comply to what the officer wants. Great video, I wish all stops were this easy.

[@MetikalMan]

Wow, Imagine that. Respectful interaction all around.

[@grimmlight4541]

See. This is how you do it and suddenly everyone is calm and relaxed. 👏

[@repure1999]

This is how you act when you get arrested, just mean pulled over. Smart dude folks. "Thank you" saves you from a bunch of issues. I'll follow this dude on KZbin for sure.

[@kiddynamite2700]

This is how all interactions go if you're respectful and aren't talking shit. Doesn't matter the race cops act accordingly (99% of the time) to the civilians reaction.

[@J-Hue]

Not that cut and dry. Most cops are cool enough to not start problems as are most people. But there's a bunch who, even if you're respectful, no marks on your record, etc. will pull up on you threateningly or pie to try and screw you over. And depending on your race they're more likely to pull up on you foul in which case, all you cano is play your cards the best you can and hope things don't go south.

[@randomjank2]

Not really true I've experienced discrimination first hand and I've always been respectful

[@Dokia7]

Even if you're respectful it can go sideways. It'd be nice if it were that easy all the time.

[@Tee.Dolo2x]

@@J-Hue yall only care about what the media shows you, on a daily basis black people get pulled over all the time and nothing happens

[@smileychess]

@@J-Hue Yes it is that cut and dry. Always demonstrate respect (even if you secretly are angry at something) and always comply. If you do that, and still get shot, it’s such an anomaly that it’s not worth pondering about.

[@martymcfly5842]

With all due respect, school zone speeds are for "when children are present". Otherwise, it's normal speed.

[@ihopness1668]

The limit is mandatory when the sign's lights are flashing at certain times, which is mentioned in the video. Cop still needs to have a radar ticket to enforce a speed violation though.

[@hellogoodbye7797]

Different states different laws

[@TheRandompaint]

In my state it's during school hours (7-4 posted), regardless of anyone present.

[@stevenh3154]

Thats a lie in most places. And how are you going to guarantee there aren't any kids present?

[@Sauce_Sensei]

Steven H easy, if I’m driving past and I don’t hear a bump. No kids present

[@tootsownhorn5874]

What an upstanding human. Sublime behavior and none of the two guys were being asshats.

[@evanworthington1]

Good stop sir!! That’s how all stops should go!! 💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌

[@N.A.M.LazyCloud]

That's how you communicate with people, good on you bro, it's so refreshing to see. Hopefully these people don't try to waste your time with some bullshit. After they pull you over, they try to find anything to get you on, to justify themselves.

[@jonathaningram4069]

I like how the cop clearly kept both of his hands on this mans documentation the whole time and didn’t make any sudden movements of his own great job being understanding and not thinking irrational, to the both of you for sure

[@target5251]

Bro definitely reached for his gun at 1:08😂😂but still good interaction

[@anthonymiley188]

Did not notice cop had hands full, documents. Good pick up.

[@Senji-ki]

@@target5251 yeah i was about to say like he didn’t see his hand resting on his right hip lol ?

[@Great_America]

Great attitude and non-confrontational. Excellent job 👍🏻 Note: license plate covers that actually cover the plate itself and make it look darker are illegal in most states. Another mistake people make is they put their front plate up on the windshield inside the vehicle. That plate is supposed to be mounted on the front bumper. Both of these things are an easy way to get pulled over and receive a citation.

[@Hank_Chill]

I could definitely tell the vibe got a lot calmer when you were honest will him about everything.

[@ryana3679]

I have been pulled over for tint, plate, and muffler noise. Cops have always been cool with me. It is something more people need to know about plate covers and front window tint can get you pulled over.

[@Dhall-sg2hf]

Mass media doesnt like you man, lol. This is exactly what your supposed to do. 10/10 man for real.

[@fishingking1346]

The fact that he is black or carries or both?

[@twistedone1127]

Everything all the mass media shows is people getting shot giving a bad rep for everyone even tho its not as common as you may think

[@Dhall-sg2hf]

@@twistedone1127 oh trust me I know exactly how the mass media works, Im just saying the media doesnt like him because they cant make a controversial report out of him because hes doing everything by the law and right. Hes boring to them and they dont care about that stuff lol

[@Dhall-sg2hf]

@@fishingking1346 The fact that he did everything by the law and the correct way is why the media doesnt like him. They cant make a controversial story out of him. I dont care one bit about color I never said that, and good for him that he carries, as do I. Its our right as an American citizen.

[@fishingking1346]

@@Dhall-sg2hf god dam right it is. Ya no I wasn’t saying u were talking about race just asking. Ur right tho. The media only cares about clicks and what makes them relevant. Not facts or truth

[@Rockinruffhouser]

The driver handled this very professionally. Good role model.

[@davidjackowski4336]

Everyone take notes. This is how to handle getting pulled over.

[@davidjackowski4336]

@@cloroc I'll gladly stand with you to root out that behaviour. That will not be tolerated and it's why we should all have dash cams.

[@hodgepodge3152]

I appreciate how both men handled the situation. Would like to see more of this in today’s world.

[@rodmaiquez726]

really nice how you handled yourself, it radiates with the officer, giving mutual respect is really nice

[@02hockeystick19]

This is a perfect example of a RESPONSIBLE concealed carrier. Anytime you have interaction with law enforcement and you tell them its there, it will help your case no matter what the reason is they are speaking with you. If you just tell them, they usually don't make a hassle out of it unless it has become a common issue in their area. This is also a good example of how to properly interact with an officer. Most of the time if you respect them, they will make it as easy as they possibly can on you. Every now and then you get a sour one, but hats off to the officer and the driver. Both were very respectful with each other the entire time.

[@TysVlogs65]

Thanks Man I appreciate you 🙏🏾🤞🏽

[@hard_candy]

I kinda wish this video was longer. This was so refreshing. It's almost... wholesome.

[@TysVlogs65]

Trust me me too it was supposed to be longer but the GoPro had cut off because After the officer went back to his car he came back with a tint reader. So I was kind of mad when I got home and only seen half of the footage

[@lobro18]

Good job cuz. Only thing I can say that could have been done differently…avoid all the hand gesturing 😂. Keep them hands on that wheel brother ✊🏽

[@brianw3095]

Actually amazing content! You're really benevolent genuine person. I truly believe it's guys like you who are changing our society's well being for the better.

[@turkeyman631]

Everyone showing each other respect is a rare thing in our country now a days.

[@miguelmojica1627]

His hands went back on his gun as soon as he heard gun in the vehicle. Lol

[@trishl707]

Makes perfect sense. If someone says they are armed, you have to be ready to shoot

[@jamesonjeffery4069]

@@trishl707 if someone was going to shoot you why would they announce that they are armed

[@Aldronex]

@@jamesonjeffery4069 People announced that they were armed and still reached for their weapon during a stop. That stuff happens. Both sides better safe than sorry.

[@oscarreyes4511]

The cop had his hand on the gun way before reaching the car! Not after he heard the driver had a gun!

[@lope1016]

@@oscarreyes4511 if you have fucking eyes you would see he actually noticed the gun.

[@jacklievsay5013]

I’ve been pulled over a lot, normally for stupid reasons or for the fact that I am constantly having to replace lights on my car, but as anxiety inducing as it can feel and as much as you wanna panic, just talk to the officer calmly, answer their questions and make an attempt to familiarize yourself with them. Every stop I’ve had became pleasant after I took the time to talk to the officer and wasn’t providing issue. Yeah it can be a pain and I don’t think you should say something you think could get you in trouble. They mostly just wanna get the stop over with and go about their day, they aren’t there to get you, it’s just their job and they are just as stressed as you are. So breathe, relax, and be calm. Everything will be fine. Hope this is helpful to those of you who also get very antsy about police or being stopped.

[@mgh8169]

If he cited you for the tint, I would’ve taken that to court. Otherwise, you as well as the officer did a fantastic job. Respectful, civil, and treating each other like human beings, great work.

[@red2977]

he would probably cite him for the license plate instead and to be honest an obstructed license plate is totally a legitimate reason for a cop to pull someone over. Window tints not so much.

[@redtra236]

@@red2977 In some states window tint is a primary offense

[@joshuak2810]

This is how interactions with police should be! Good job with your demeanor and showing how peaceful interactions with cops can be if you just comply.

[@saltwaterlou]

I'm glad it was a peaceful stop. It's easier when you stop to turn off the vehicle and roll all the windows down, you can see how cautious he was coming up cause he couldn't see inside.

[@redstar1408]

Both officer and driver did everything they were supposed to do. Great job.

[@FranciscoJavierOutdoors]

Similar experience i had with a state trooper, only thing was that I had my ccw in the middle compartment and my registration and insurance docs where sitting under it lol. I told him my docs are in the middle, but my ccw is there too, he said its ok just grab the docs. So I carefully grabs the docs with my index and thumb avoiding any contact with the ccw lol. Trooper ended up leaving me with a warning.

[@TysVlogs65]

That’s was love but at the same time it seems like a scary situation the way you just ran that story back

[@FranciscoJavierOutdoors]

@@TysVlogs65 bro it was nerve wrecking, you could cut the tension with a knife. I was headed out to go fish, so afterwards we talked fishing a bit and then we both went our separate ways.

[@hermansnazzledorf2950]

@@FranciscoJavierOutdoors Surely the more logical solution was for him to have you step out of the car, quick but non invasive check for if you had a firearm on you and then he could grab the documents himself or temporarily remove the firearm? I'm not sure what's permitted law wise but it just seems like a less stressful way to go about it

[@alexp3752]

Great encounter. Being a former cop from my college days, I know the drill all too well. Stop promptly, keep your hands on the wheel and in plain sight. Take off sunglasses so the cop can see your eyes. If at night, before stopping, I would turn on the car's interior lights so the officer can clearly see everything and everyone inside the car. Make no sudden moves at all. And, offer no information not truly incidental to the stop if at all possible. Carrying a CW is a different matter altogether. If it were me, I would toss around a little well known radio code to let the officer know I'm former/retired LEO. The purpose, let the cop relax, and open a dialog. For everyone else, a little courtesy goes a long way. Speaking for myself, I would never stop a car for tinted windows unless it was incidental to another offense. Where I live, during spring and summer it can be very hot, so I understand the need in many cases for window tints. The cop should have not worn a mask for crying out loud! If something went wrong and he had to yell at the driver in case of emergency or command him to exit the vehicle, with weapon drawn, that could impact his ability to communicate. In most cases, I would prefer not issuing tickets to motorists unless it was a moving/speed offense. In most cases, a warning is all that is necessary. Expired tags are a big deal in some jurisdictions. When I encountered those, when walking up to the driver, I would examine the condition of the inside of the vehicle looking for "economic" clues. I remember one black gentleman who knew his tags were expired. I respectfully asked him why he hadn't renewed them. He told me he had lost his job recently and was looking for another. He was behind on his bills and moved in with a friend for food and shelter. After a few minutes, I found him very credible and issued him a warning and gave him my police business card with the date/time I stopped him. I asked him to get the renewal as soon as he could. In the meantime, if he was stopped please show the cop my card as a courtesy. I remember the man was grateful that I didn't cite him. I responded in saying, that my job as a "peace officer" was to serve and protect the public. Unlike today's "law enforcement" philosophy, learning from my mentors a little kindness, courtesy and consideration goes a long way. Bottom line: Always employ The Golden Rule!