Officer Orders Citizen To Stop Recording

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[@shawnconway5280]

Literally he has the right to film so if you try to stop him then that’s illegal! His phone was no Threat ! Officer enforcing opinions and no doubt broke more law when the cameras were off. Hang all the officers as they are a danger to society

[@Rustyshackleferdd]

If a cop says he is concerned for his safety over a video camera he needs a less stressful job

[@dealer263]

Yup, he'd be much more comfortable as a Walmart greeter

[@kawasakiwhiptwo5821]

He's just saying that as an excuse to get him to stop recording.

[@dealer263]

@@kawasakiwhiptwo5821 exactly! It's because if he fucks up and violates their civil rights his body cam footage with unfortunately be "lost"

[@ReelRonDog]

Thank god he didn't enlist in the military cause he be crying like a little bitch over the violence at war

[@Penelope9441]

Right? The guy with the badge and the gun is afraid of a person because "I don't know how you phone works." If they felt he was a danger, it would have escalated almost immediately. The fact that they just sat there and argued about his phone shows they wanted HIM to escalate the situation by using stress techniques. It's disgusting that so many officers do that to people just wanting to stay safe.

[@JayRSwan]

The moment the officer said you didn't need to record them is the same moment you do.

[@RichTake]

My thoughts exactly. When they go on with the "I'm recording too" spiel is when it's even more important for you to record. They always say it in a way to try to intimidate whoever they are interacting with. It's also quite interesting how a lot of the footage they are "recording" somehow goes missing if a lawsuit is filed or a foia request is given.

[@dontlikeitdontcare5441]

@@RichTake My son is going thru that EXACT same thing now , CANT find the video footage but yet want him to sign papers admitting guilt . Lawyer said we want to see the video. CANT find it ! Then there will be NO SIGNING OF ANYTHING!!! Case still pending .

[@patrickwilliams6464]

Also, the cops recording is not for the public benefit otherwise there will not be the option to be able to turn it off. Only six months of training and they know everything about going from tyrant, judge, jury and sometimes even the executioners. Always record the cops.

[@jennifernunya909]

@@dontlikeitdontcare5441 glad you got a lawyer! Lots of things tend to "go missing" these days🙄

[@courtneyc6172]

Right

[@BearClawAK47]

Its suspicious how much resistance they have to being filmed.

[@chrisgast]

Not necessarily. Perhaps some (if not many) of these officers may have aspirations to become undercover officers, and these officers would be exposed. What these officers should have done is just let them film them. It's not like "bad guys" are checking EVERY SINGLE video on KZbin to see if this person is an officer (how would that even be possible, with millions of videos?).

[@ubb262s]

They resist because video doesn't lie, and cops do, the most dangerous weapon on the streets that cops fear, cameras and knowledge

[@chrisgast]

@David Petri I agree that people's rights are higher priority than government agents' aspriations. I'm just stating what some officers may claim.

[@chrisgast]

@Joseph S. No, thanks.

[@Delusion_Conclusion]

@Joseph S. pig got caught in the comment section

[@witchonfire8381]

I love how the cops say they are recording and then we can't get the body cam or they alter it or delete it or mute it.

[@anladd245]

and have to pay for it. They now charge up to a thousand dollars to get body cam footage.

[@NeilAloha]

Or blur it

[@wvrjl]

​@@anladd245 - WHAT?!

[@caliconfessions1075]

I had to get body cam once it cost me $2,500 to file a lawsuit to get the bodycam

[@loganstecher2581]

@@anladd245 And that's on top of the fact tax dollars paid for the camera and its footage to begin with.

[@abiwankinobi]

Any cop who is this afraid of a video camera should be immediately investigated by infernal affairs.

[@vicenteanuzzi2277]

😂

[@bigmacsauce7257]

If they're THAT afraid of a camera, they likely have somebody in Internal Affairs in their back pocket

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

NOT "internal affairs",,, by an independent investigative agency !!!

[@abiwankinobi]

@@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341 agreed! Honestly I was trying to be funny by intentionally putting "infernal" instead of "internal" lol. But in reality I 💯 agree that there should be third party oversight and investigation into these affairs. In fact, I'm willing to bet that working this into a fiscal budget would be cheaper than paying millions upon millions of dollars in lawsuits, a bill that is footed by the taxpaying citizens instead of the police officers or their pensions.

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

@@abiwankinobi ahhh i didn't notice the f instead of a t,,, my phone has small screen !!!

[@stuntman014]

Driver: "Just give me the ticket" Cops: "We have never had this much resistance in a traffic stop"

[@ivywallace4650]

🤣🤣🤣 right! Smh

[@neutronalchemist3241]

He should have wrote it himself.

[@stevenl4494]

The only resistance here is the cops. They stopped someone that told them no, which for them is out of the ordinary. So they resisted common sense, training and policy. Stop resisting.

[@ClearanceCouponingDeals]

😂😂😂

[@razzberry4756]

yeah there was plenty of resistance actually... none of which was by the driver though.

[@BrandEver117]

The fact that he "tried to get permission from the driver" shows he knew he was doing something he wasn't allowed to do

[@stephaniebrooks8044]

Absolutely!!

[@ghostdog2041]

That was weird. First he says that the guy has to stop filming him. He says he is concerned that the guy is calling other people. Then he asks the driver if he may take the passenger’s phone. Wait a minute, I thought you said I had to stop filming because you said so. Why are you asking her? Then he says he is afraid that they might be live streaming. I thought he was afraid they were calling people. Which is it? This fucking guy was just making it all up as he went.

[@stephengrigg5988]

I like how it first she was like, babe it's not worth it, and the more the cop escalated things and seemingly making up laws she totally stopped taking their shit. That's a good woman

[@nicholasordish3033]

"I cant have him holding that phone!" *driver takes the phone and holds it instead*

[@Jason-un9ps]

He’s so concerned for his safety that he escalated the situation and made it take twice as long as it should’ve. 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@Tbstash]

For standing up for his rights and not caving in like a punk yea okay

[@chandie5298]

it was all about the cops ego and a pissing contest. he just couldn't handle anyone not doing exactly what he said, exactly when he said it. Thats what this entire encounter was about.

[@wvrjl]

Exactly.

[@benjaminasmus3980]

​@@Tbstash I think he means the officer.

[@CadillacCB_np2k]

​@@Tbstashhe meant the cop.

[@michaeldose2041]

When things go south their footage always seems to disappear.

[@masterdaddychris5986]

Michael Dose I’ve always said the same thing. I’ve also wondered why that has never been someones response when a cop says “There’s no reason for you to record, I’m recording”

[@coreyman8373]

Exactly!

[@grabbagear]

I've often wondered whats the use of a cop having a camera that THEY can turn off and on at will?

[@Audrey-vd7vg]

Call for supervisors

[@RealCadde]

If a police officer has a body camera and something goes south, should the footage not be available, that's incriminating evidence against the police officer. Or at least it is in a sane justice system. If i were i judge and the police officers actions were on trial and there SHOULD be body camera footage but there isn't then i would slam the hammer on the officer pretty darn quick unless there's contradicting evidence to suggest the opposite.

[@veryinteresting591]

“We feel threatened”, says the gang of men armed to the teeth.

[@mikes7446]

Them pussies with guns should find a new career

[@marquiseantonio1503]

These are killer, thugs, and criminal with a badge. I fear for my life as well. Record these thugs and never stop recording

[@tboss-r9s]

Ikr. 🤣

[@Dowlphin]

You can see that attitude reflected in the gov's foreign policy, too, and a lot of that trickles down. (Well, actually these things go both ways. Corruption is a grassroots movement.)

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

@@Dowlphin streams don't rise higher than their source !!! It's Regan nomics aka trickle down corruption !!!

[@kentrobinson7479]

*ALWAYS RECORD THE POLICE*

[@PreciousBoxer]

Unless you're a celebrity, I can't imagine why a person would discard an inactive phone. It's still a valuable recording device. I have, and carry, many of them.

[@antonyduhamel1166]

@@PreciousBoxer After this interaction, people should invest in headband GoPros. Want me to stop recording? What, you think I'm going to telepathically call someone on my motherfuckin GOPRO?!

[@ATLTraveler]

Nah I'm good.

[@stephaniebrooks8044]

Absolutely!

[@wvrjl]

​@@PreciousBoxer- My inactive phone is pretty much useless because it won't charge. That's why I got a new phone.

[@Cale2Tall]

"who got shot today" "nobody" "I wanna keep it that way" gold lmao

[@Elmo6855]

I feel like the cop was thinking "day ain't over yet".

[@arnoldlee2148]

"He's got a phone , I need backup."

[@StainderFin]

need swat team he haf a phone!

[@grandpasmurf3453]

Yeah, call S.W.A.T. It's one of those high tech smartphone, even has camera. Lol.

[@nt14206]

"Bring an emp" lol

[@KazeShikamaru]

Call the national guard!

[@Dan-cm9ow]

Wait until he figures out the suspect is armed with a fifth grade education. He'll shit bricks.

[@AbdelAziz0205]

Mad respect to that girl sticking up for her man.

[@NicoleKe]

Anthony Luciano Lies.

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

@@NicoleKe ain't no lie,,, a good woman IS hard to find,,, they're as rare as hens teeth !!!

[@jimjones9697]

Ya, good point Sir.

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

@Stevo Devo both are non-existent !!!

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

@XXX there are ride or die bxtches and then there's whiney spoiled barbie bxtches !!! Not All the same ...

[@mimime5376]

If he’s that scared over a simple traffic stop can you imagine him in a serious situation? SMH!

[@thirtythree160]

In a more serious situation, the cop just shoots everyone.

[@thejack0fhearts43]

Kroger Babb Honestly can’t tell if you’re joking or if you’re that much of an NPC.

[@asappestcontrol1250]

Calling people to compromise his safety? LoL

[@lorreba]

wtf is a "simple traffic stop"

[@lorreba]

@Kroger Babb im not in YOUR cuntry.....fuck you narc bitch

[@Norwegian733]

Police: "Your filming is suspicios" The police dont want them to film is REALLY supsicios! Thats really a reason to film.

[@SuperHuscarl]

Kudos to that man’s girlfriend for sticking up for him and not caving in to the pressure of these power hungry fools.

[@1malikalik]

Exactly my thoughts. I scrolled down looking for this comment. I have watched countless of these videos and very so often the female occupants are quick to fold and turn on the male.

[@bluevegas01]

@@1malikalik You know what Malik, you are not wrong. I literally just watched a video before this one where the cop "detained" a husband, placed the dude in his car, guy refused to give ID, then the cop went to the wife and asked HER for his name and she gave it to the cop!

[@josephine190]

but she did??? she told the man to put his phone down as per typical.

[@andrewnavarro1185]

@@bluevegas01 I know the one you're talking about. The "flip off" vid. That one got me pissed at her, but then I had to take a step back and realize that she had a little kid in that stroller, and she just wanted them to leave her husband alone. Sometimes I have to do that, y'know? Realize that my anger is better suited for the instigator, not the strength of the victim.

[@Blue-hf7xt]

Bravo to her!

[@ShoEnt-lq6vi]

"Weaponizing safety concerns to appease their ego"

[@KarlH1980]

That is precisely the motivation of this copper. Seen dozens like him.

[@stevea3149]

I noticed that phrase as well, and it couldn’t be more accurate. I wish I could buy the narrator a drink. (If you’re reading this, I am in a position to donate to your cause, but would like to speak with you first.)

[@stevea3149]

By “your” cause, I mean “our” cause.

[@ryanmuro]

Perfectly said

[@dantheman4838]

Weaponised cowardice is as American as Apple pie. Wipe out a whole city block to ensure that one officer doesn't feel threatened.

[@stupidplumbing2343]

Cop logic 101: You have to believe everything I say, while I don't have to believe anything you say.

[@DustinDoesStuff]

meanwhile, the cops are legally allowed to lie to us, but we are supposed to trust them.

[@Jugivadi]

Cop, "Let's get one thing straight I get to lie like a dog, and you must be completely truthful." Personally, I wouldn't talk to the cops at all.

[@sweb3590]

Exactly

[@crunch9876]

Phil Allison no civilians have to follow police orders. That’s different from what you said. Also cops can legally lie. So in reality you made more false claims than the Op

[@JohnFilax]

Pin

[@stephengrigg5988]

"Well I'm gonna tell you you're misinformed."- a misinformed cop

[@zhou_sei]

officer: "nobody got shot today"... dude in the car: "i wanna keep it that way" *zing*

[@georgegordonbrown9522]

Yet

[@stillmatic03]

Also....., “if I was up to no good why would I record it” 🤯

[@theredestbull]

statistically the US police shoots 3 people per day, sooo.....

[@theredestbull]

@Voidaken it's already up to 300+ for 2020, and was almost 600 in 2019.. also how come that number is only about 25 for entire europe with much higher population?

[@theredestbull]

@Voidaken whatever dude, US law enforcement is basically in the mass murder business

[@praisejah4120]

HOW ON EARTH CAN SOMEONE WHO DOESN’T KNOW THE LAW , BE SELECTED TOO ENFORCE IT !! THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE!! ...

[@71donkrider]

1 only need diploma. 2 and only 6 months training. 3 weak ass always been a bitch.

[@michaeldose2041]

@@71donkrider Not to split hairs but it is a GED not a diploma. Also it would be H.S. Diploma don't imply more credit.

[@71donkrider]

@@michaeldose2041 Dam only a GED? No wonder 98.9 % of cops don't even realize it when they violate people's rights.

[@nobologna4646]

The cop knew the law, that it is legal to record, and admitted it. He tried to circumvent it by the "office safety" crap.

[@twoblacklabs904]

Kid Refugee ...dude, come on! There’s a huge difference between a highly skilled, incredibly well-insured, medical professional who made a chart mistake and mistakenly prescribed a drug your mother reacted badly to, and a 6 month cop-trainee with barely a high-school diploma who gets to falsely interpret the law and can intentionally abuse his perceived authority with the ability to make split decisions about life & death.... You’re being ridiculous comparing the two...

[@nathanhopkins4791]

These cops are literally grasping at non existent straws.

[@user-jt1jv8vl9r]

As happens so frequently.

[@mellomarv]

Yeah they're fulla shit.

[@Uusernameeee]

"Literally"

[@gregp103]

Not literally.

[@freshswagga100]

Cops are known to make up shit on the spot that sounds nice but has no legal backing. Misinformed citizens tend to fall for that bs

[@dern]

“ I don’t know how your phone works. Do you know how technology works?” What a funny quote from the same person saying both

[@shanebiggs4421]

That cop needs to get fired quick. "You filming me is a threat to my safety." If he is using that logic for someone recording him I can only imagine the logic he would use for deadly force. The only "threat" it poses to his security is his job security.

[@arthurcruikshank1415]

True that!!!!!

[@matthewhinkel6079]

Naaaailed it.

[@ericgardner5548]

Even if he's broadcasting live is no violation or a safety concern. 1st amendment trumps his illogical fear.

[@SuperSonicFan172]

Reads the word "trumps" *Capitol flashbacks*

[@TheBerkeleyBeauty]

There’s no fear, illogical or otherwise. This is a power trip, pure and simple.

[@TheBerkeleyBeauty]

@@SuperSonicFan172 There’s going to be another instruction in August. His orangeness has told his minions that he will be reinstated in August.

[@SuperSonicFan172]

@@TheBerkeleyBeauty Oh well, I guess His subjects will be very disappointed. Maybe planning another raid just for the lols

[@nightdrivenen7909]

@@SuperSonicFan172 At least it was ten times less violent than all of the 2020 riots. Only death counts were on the rioter's side.

[@michaelhaydenbell]

"How do I know you're not calling people over here who will compromise my safety?" That is without a doubt, ONE HUNDRED PERCENT some concocted nonsense he was taught by his department as a means to combat people recording him. No way in hell he actually believes that. God these pieces of garbage get me hot.

[@Dmacxxx77]

Yeah. Even if he was streaming or something people would have to figure out where it is and get there before the stop is over. If the dude would have just shut the fuck up and quit being a bitch they could've been done and he could have been gone before anyone else could get there to attack them.

[@erictroygmail]

1. What difference does it make whether the video is being streamed live or not? Is live streaming illegal? 2. How does it speak to the department's own view on the quality of the job they are doing if by default they suspect that occupants of the vehicles they stop are out to physically attack the police? I mean... the police!! what kind of name have they made for themselves if their default stance is that they get attacked?? Geeze... 3. Which facts could they articulate to justify *reasonable suspicion* that the occupants of the vehicle might be planning on attacking them? Surely not just the sight of one phone being held up, right? 4. If the passenger had been on a call while those guys were interacting with the driver, could they have lawfully demanded that the passenger hang up until the traffic stop was done? 5. If the passenger had been sending text messages?... oh... for crying out loud... the guns that you've been issued with is what your bosses deem more than sufficient for you to address any situation that you're likely to come across while doing your job. What. The. F*ck. Are. You. Talking. About?!!

[@ronaldmharrison7137]

But they, the police, can call for a dozen more armed blue uniformed thugs to intimidate/attack these people .

[@GregBurch]

Well, criminal scum Badge, you and your fellow traitors to real Americans involve backup against the rest of us all the time. Far past time the pendulum swings the other way.

[@tw9991]

Yes because when he’s talking to the other officers he clearly admits “he’s recording me…but I don’t want him calling anybody” knowing you cannot do both at a time and admitting he’s aware that he’s just being recorded .

[@thathero3736]

One of my favorite lines is when an “officer” says “you’re misinformed” 😂😂😂😂

[@markl4781]

“I need to make sure you’re not calling more people over here” *calls more police for backup*

[@jasonswiatkowski9127]

Right. Its ok for me to do it. Its not ok for you to even possibly be doing the same thing.

[@razzberry4756]

freedom for me, not for thee

[@ianbattles7290]

"Do as I say, not as I do, because I can't be trusted to set a good example for you."

[@itseggzy8545]

@@jasonswiatkowski9127 well obviously.

[@woiowoiow190]

Do as I say, not as I do.

[@SierraTangoGuns]

"It's suspicious to get this kinda resistance during a traffic stop." Yeah well it's suspicious when any kind of government worker doesn't want to be recorded.

[@Ron898]

Cops yes, but for gods sake leave the postal workers alone. They’re just civilians doing their job and trying to support their families. Same for the DMV people, tax office workers, etc. I can see why they wouldn’t want to have their faces on KZbin seen by thousands or hundreds of thousands of people. This is where they hurt their cause.

[@SierraTangoGuns]

@@Ron898 being in public voids your right to not be recorded. *especially* if you're a government employee working for taxpayer dollars.

[@Ron898]

@@SierraTangoGuns Usually, but not always. There are exceptions that have been validated by the courts. Like I said, filming Postal workers or DMV workers, or at a woman's shelter, or nurses outside a clinic, is not helping the cause of free speech. It is hurting that cause.

[@jameswithey8898]

@@Ron898 any and all tax paid entities are "supposed to be" 100%transparent to any and all legal citizens of the united states'. People have every right to know or even try and find out how their money is being used.... I can understand how they might "feel" about that But feeling's are not "law" and everyone is entitled to them however they see fit. Accountability however is the real issue......

[@Ron898]

@@jameswithey8898 Accountability from a postal clerk? What the hell are you talking about? These are just working men and women, not corporate CEOs. Leave them the hell alone. Youre just hurting your supposed cause.

[@stephenwalls4007]

Police's logic: "I just met you. I have no reason to trust you." (therefore put your phone down) Same logic: "I just met you. You ALL have guns. I have no reason to trust you that you won't hurt me." (therefore keeps phone up)

[@tksmith2728]

Too many cops are incapable of appreciating the concerns of ordinary people.

[@Ivolo89]

Therefore drives off... I don't feel safe with you surrounding me.

[@blacksuburban2410]

Exactly! And his statement’s same logic can be employed when that weenie Officer says, “I’m not here to hurt you.”

[@wvrjl]

​@@tksmith2728 - They don't care.

[@freshswagga100]

Real shocker! Cops are more worried about themselves in their bulletproof vests than unarmed citizens. Cops are such pussies. If you that scared, go to church. This might not be the right line of work for you

[@mattiOTX]

The fact that he gave him a reasonable explanation as to why he was holding his phones should have made the officer go "ok" then go back to finishing the stop.

[@TylerSerino]

What annoys me is how the argument is over the fact that he's "not streaming". Even if he was that's not illegal.

[@hellothere-us7iw]

Its because shit might happen and some streaming apps/sites have auto record to a cloud type storage. Even if they get the phone the video is in the cloud. Same with the philando castille the girlfriend was streaming it so the video was on the cloud already.

[@LePetitVingtieme1]

Honestly, I’d encourage it. Why give them the potential opportunity to delete the video or corrupt the device it was taken on if something were to go horribly wrong?

[@jameskeegan6468]

@@hellothere-us7iw hhhh uh hyhyhyyhh

[@LePetitVingtieme1]

Phil Allison In public (on roads, sidewalks, publicly viewable areas), recording others whether for personal use or to broadcast is protected by law. The Supreme Court has ruled on this - folks do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in public. Folks who are working in the public service, especially police officers, should also be aware of this and that they are in no way exempt from it - anyone can record and broadcast police officers in public. Police may request or order that bystanders remain a certain distance from a scene and those individuals should comply within reason (officers cannot use this as an excuse to escape unprofessional or illegal behavior being documented on camera). Subjects in detained or in custody, whether receiving medical care or not, so long as they are in the view from public areas, are also lawful subjects of visual and audio recording and broadcast. There are some departments and areas with laws against this, but those laws need to be struck down, precedent set by the Supreme Court has shown them to be unconstitutional.

[@loki2240]

@Phil Allison - Livestreaming and automatic uploading to cloud storage can protect a driver's or passenger's legitimate interests to a degree that just recording to the recording device can not. The recording device may be confiscated, destroyed, damaged, the device or file may fail, etc. Please cite a federal case that suggests that driver's or passengers cannot livestream a traffic stop because of concerns for officer safety (or for any other reason for that matter). Obviously, the discussion between a police officer and the motorist they detain is not a private conversation. It's an official contact between an agent of the government and the motorist, anything the motorist says can be used against them in court, to justify an arrest, to justify searches and seizures, to extend detention, to investigate offenses other than the one(s) for which they were initially detained, etc. And many law enforcement officers all around the country use body cams to record their interactions with suspects. The officers don't own the body cams, the government does. And the officers aren't recording home movies. 😂 While your looking for the livestreaming exception, can you also find the case law that allows video recording but not audio recording during a traffic stop? Obviously, the people being detained have a legitimate interest in recording the audio, just as they do the video.

[@williamking7831]

"Let go without a citation" = "shit we can't let a judge see this."

[@lolabigcups7121]

Cops: we have bodycam so you don't need to record. Also cops: the body cams malfunctioned.

[@harlowheat]

Or they can manipulate the recordings which have happened

[@nes999]

I'm a firm believer, if the cop turns off the camera all charges should be dropped and the cop charged with the destruction of evidence.

[@judylaaper4849]

Cops have been known to turn off their body cams . Kill some one and the cops say ( My Life was in Danger ).!

[@ihateusernamesgrrr]

@@judylaaper4849 it's sad that you guys don't have an uncorrupted court system in the US that's willing to fix that issue tbh. If you have time to mess with a camera you're not in any danger at all let alone imminent danger of injury or death. Those cops that always use the I was scared type arguments should get a desk job tbh. You go in to the academy knowing that the job comes with a certain amount of danger but they also need to know that just because you have a hammer that doesn't make everything else a nail.

[@judylaaper4849]

@@ihateusernamesgrrr 2 years ago in Louisiana troopers killed a black man and the recording just came out to day . Some one leaked it .The man was Tased , Kicked , and Dragged out of his car . I live in Canada . Thank God I live in Canada !!!!!

[@NextofKen_]

Cop: “I wanna make sure you’re not calling more people here to jeopardize my safety” Same cop: “Squad 369 can I get one more car here please”

[@thejack0fhearts43]

“I wanna make sure you’re not calling people here!” Dude watches way to much TV

[@saved_yet_so_as_by_fire]

Bingo: television is mind control.

[@Gamerboy-gy1rl]

It's was stupid by it happens before lol family pulled up 3 cars deep

[@Delusion_Conclusion]

@Dustin Eward i agree. Kill them, kill so much as needed, till the last son of a trump raped b1th understand one thing: If im bad or racist i cant be a cop! Are you amurder when you kill 1 to save 20 from this 1? And what when its not 1, more like 75-90% of them?

[@carlwilliams7333]

I HATE that mentality, "If you aren't doing anything bad you wouldn't be disobeying"

[@P3P33U]

Exactly!! If you have nothing to hide, then just comply, give me your ID, just help me violate your rights .

[@blastradius7193]

Its just a trap.

[@christopherhammond5142]

Right? If the cops were doing the right thing, no-one would ever disobey them, according to that warped logic. Such a ridiculous way to see the world.

[@emerson-biggons7078]

Pretty sure that saying that gets you in HUGE trouble regardless of the reason.

[@brianbird3756]

I'm worried that he's calling someone else to come to this traffic stop so I'm going to delay it as long as possible to give them time to get here

[@Guccipoooch]

That’ll show me

[@mikeg445]

as the cop calls for more people to come to the traffic stop

[@jimschluter5448]

How amazing! The officer issues an unreasonable and unlawful command, and then bases his heightened suspicion on the amount of resistance to these BS commands.

[@jackscrievner5222]

*Literally states that he was recording for their own safety “I wanna make sure you’re not calling anyone”

[@Opachki69420]

just repeat their bullshit back to them, they cant stand it "hey stop reaching officer, dont need you calling anyone now..."

[@bevtrader348]

Officer is full of crap. He's either butthurt because he can't get his own way or he's worried about something else. I don't believe he's in fear of him calling someone else.

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

He didn't say that second line, Daniel. He said "I wanna make sure you're not calling anyone."

[@newyorkval1478]

@@HelloKittyFanMan. bullsh*t

[@stevea3149]

Opachki is right. You are not prohibited from using the same legal stance as law enforcement. You can use terms and phrases such as “Sir, at this time you’re behaving suspiciously.” “Sir, I need you to step away from my vehicle and keep your hands where I can see them.” “Sir, don’t be reaching.” “Sir, if you continue to make threatening statements, you’ll be placed under arrest.”

[@MsDarby64]

"Normal traffic stops don't go this way" Do normal traffic stops require three+ cops?

[@treydavis882]

Unfortunately yes if you're a person of color. But more important than that is , we know the one cop lied and is dirty but the other 2 let him. So in my opinion the other 2 are dirty too.

[@KenyanBunnie]

Trey Davis Every cop is dirty. The ones who aren’t, seem to get demoted, fired, resigned, even killed, real quick..

[@twoblacklabs904]

Kenyan Bunnie ...I once called a cop “Alonzo Harris...” (look it up if you don’t know...but I’ll guess you can get the reference.) if looks could kill, I’d have never made it home that night...

[@ziggymarley4138]

Trey Davis yea immediately pull the race card when this shit happens to everyone, fucking clown

[@jessetoler8171]

I thought the same thing. Every traffic stop needs to go more like this one, and more people need to peaceably resist.

[@barkdalyn]

THE DUDE FINALLY SHOWED HIM THE SCREEN AND THE COP S T I L L SAID “well IDK HOW UR PHONE WORKS SO” like W H A T

[@NicoleKe]

$100 say the cop has the same damn phone.

[@andrewjosephson392]

Followed by the cop instructing how technology works, like he (camera operator) could have created an app to harm him (cop).

[@mattcolwell27]

The MOMENT a police officer takes issue with you recording them, your desire to continue recording should go tenfold!

[@dmck7958]

I dislike cops like this who try to escalate the situation. Cop: stop recording so I can do something unlawful to you.

[@artlessknave]

that's inaccurate. we have no evidence that they would do something unlawful without the camera and more than we have evidence that they wouldn't. it's completely possible that they would have been legally perfect without it. the problem is that if they DID do something unlawful, even by mistake, the courts would likely side with them if there was no camera.

[@antonyduhamel1166]

@@artlessknave And, by asking/demanding that he surrender his phone, they were ALREADY doing something unlawful. Thus, the precedent that they might do something even more unlawful once the camera is off isn't completely unthinkable.

[@deezPiscesNutz]

Exactly ... yes indeed

[@nsparks9335]

@@artlessknave I think the most interesting thing is that officers have been shown to turn off their body cams for various reasons during a stop (even just to laugh at the situation) so reasonably not wanting to trust the officers words and recording would be ignorant of anyone

[@Hutchman05]

@@artlessknave they were already demanding unlawful orders before he ever put the camera down.

[@Hooverdarnit]

That cop is living a coward's life.

[@Blue-hf7xt]

It’s what cop recruiters look for.

[@アレクサンダージュニパー]

If you're afraid of a camera, then you need to get a new job. I heard Panda Express is hiring but that might be too stressful for his ass, too.

[@alexanderbibicoff]

No, it's not illegal to mix Kung Pao and broccoli beef, but you know, just for my safety....

[@baldilocksmcfedders6335]

They have cameras there too!

[@rc5924]

Lol

[@oughv]

Nah that wont work either. Panda Express has cameras too.

[@danieltucker1329]

I'd be scared for my life if an officer wanted me to give him my phone because I was recording.

[@robertaroberts9720]

Bro this police officer is scared of a dude recording him when the police have bullet proof vests and guns

[@MrSokgunslinger]

Yeah but it’s just a vest and anyone can have a gun, the officer isn’t scared just going on a power trip.

[@dianalove60]

MrSokgunslinger always make excuses... no wonder they get way so much shit.

[@MrSokgunslinger]

Diana love what excuses were made?

[@jeremiahdssdentmorgan3341]

Video cuts right past a gun and vest !!!

[@bobkin611]

Yep. He's a pussy. I have people who threaten (real threat) to kill me yesterday, and I carry a gun. I'm not nervous when I go out, and I feel very safe because I have a firearm and 35 rounds of ammunition. This cop is a fucking punk for being afraid of a camera. No one this lack of situational awareness should be allowed to be a cop. I really hope they all get fired. Not one cop stood up for their rights. Even when the second cop came on scene and asked what was going on, when the first cop tells him "They are recording me" the second cop should have said "okay, so what? It is their right to do so." Instead he escalated the situation. I'm not against cops at all. But these two are straight up thugs and just bad humans.

[@edhartgrove7552]

● ● At one point, the cop verbally admits that the passenger is recording - then, shortly afterwards, says he doesn't know what the guy's doing with the phone. Sorry, officer, but you can't have it both ways.

[@Adamorevo]

The officer sounds like an immature kid.

[@skillethead15]

These cops are forever abusing their power. The moment someone won’t comply (even if what they are asking is illegal) they continue to push because they feel their authority is being challenged. In these police interactions the police never admit they were wrong and just continue to dig themselves deeper and escalate the situation. These are not the police we need protecting our communities.

[@matteframe]

We need to fund independent psychologists in police departments. These cops have really childlike mentalities. If they don't get what they want, the citizen is either interfering, resisting, or disorderly. As soon as the citizen bends a little, the cop's miniscule ego is satisfied and they back down (sometimes). This is all more reason to video in the first place! Damn, bad cops must hate cell phones...

[@PatrickM-dm6sf]

Cop: How do I know you’re not calling more people to show up Cop: immediately calls for backup

[@nathannguyen6743]

The cop literally just said to dispatch “he’s recording on his phone”... Later continues to say “I don’t know what your doing with your phone” 😆 theses cops are something else I swear.

[@NoLineNoWait123AbC]

They seem to all have the same mentality, that of an obnoxious elementary bully.

[@miked5814]

Makes you wonder what these officers planned on doing.

[@thecelticcrone7927]

Cop: I’m concerned that you’re going to call More People Also Cop: Calls For More People 😳😳😳😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rabbitherochlo]

the Celtic Crone lmfaooo I was just about to type this 😂😂🤣🤣

[@Atamastra]

The irony is incredible!

[@cristopherpino9689]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@catherinegreen7003]

I don't know how many times a driver calls more people to attack them over a Minor Traffic Ticket 🤦🏾‍♀️ Tf❓

[@catherinegreen7003]

@Justin Wright 100 plus People shows up and Films the Cops! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tarorc79]

You know they are powertripping when they start demanding stuff in a none criminal situation.

[@RuthPreach]

"No one is here to hurt you." Says the cop with his hand on his gun.

[@jamesoblivion]

The police: "I'm recording you." Also the police: "Don't record me, or we'll have a problem."

[@jasonrobinson9524]

"It's suspicious how much resistance we're getting from you"... for refusing to obey an unlawful order to stop recording?

[@mikhaelis]

Any cop that "doesn't know how your phone works" needs to be removed from the police force.

[@Wdfdude]

"I'm worried about your safety." is the most common day phrase for "I'm worried you won't submit to my authority."

[@tybrady64]

Even if he was streaming video, that would not be illegal.

[@KarlH1980]

It _could_ present a safety concern for the coppers. I've seen a time or two when a situation got very chaotic upon the arrival of screamin banshees with the "We gots our rights" routine and "You only doing this cuz we black". It is part of the job for many cops but still is something to avoid. This cop wasn't _really_ worried about that though. He was just trying to maintain his freedom to say and do as he wanted then control any video evidence of the fact.

[@buffytheinternetbullyslayer]

Karl H “screaming banshees”???? Really?!? Who says “we gots our rights”?? That’s not how Ebonics works. Furthermore, most people who use Ebonics can speak correct English when they want to. The words you choose in this reply are extremely eye opening on who you are as a person and how you feel about certain people. Sad

[@interestedparty00]

You can’t prevent something simply because it presents a safety concern. Who taught you that nonsense??!

[@utubepunk]

@@interestedparty00 Boot lickers gonna boot lick.

[@KarlH1980]

@@utubepunk Haters gonna hate.

[@seanlo8330]

Calling ppl here to harm me. That’s definitely a new one

[@terrytimberlake8926]

I concur

[@jesuswasahermetic5871]

Let's hope....and I mean hope.... that he's a rookie and the office banter scared him but that's stretching.

[@SUPERVONDILLA]

isn't that like what cops do?! lmao

[@kobe51]

Cops would never say something this stupid to a White guy.

[@rudeondude21]

They say it to minorities they plan or are stepping on their rights

[@FLATearthGARY]

Crazy thing is… we give these tyrants the benefit of the doubt and ask if it’s “illegal” to record IN OUR OWN VEHICAL! There are FAR TOO MANY RIDICULOUS laws on the books and that’s why we are in the mess we are in today!

[@morrigancollins2092]

We didn't give them these powers. The people who did that are oligarchs and special interest lobbyists, allowing them to fund their departments and bribe our politicians into encouraging corruption with the ultimate goal of converting public police into their own private enforcement departments.

[@kseries1981]

"We're not out here to hurt you" Works both ways, kid.

[@jacksparrow6218]

kseries1981 "just harrass you, and escalate this into an arrest if at all possible."

[@TexZenMaster]

Which of them has gone through training and certification to judge the other on their criminal behavior?

[@TexZenMaster]

@Because I’m Batman!! You didn't answer my question.

[@MsJoyce31202]

So why he's escalating then if (they're) not out there to hurt you..

[@alansmith3984]

Their only purpose is to steal money from you to please their masters. If you refuse to let them rob you then they will hurt and probably kill you to make an example.

[@arthurneddysmith]

10:00 and on. This cop just invented an imaginary app that allows the passenger to simultaneously record AND call people and he invented this imaginary app so he could justify his anger at being recorded. Now *that's* dishonesty.

[@bencolbert6732]

Funny enough, they recently created an app that does that. From lock screen it will text emergency contacts your location and that your getting pulled over and start recording. Once its ended it will send the recording to your contacts.

[@nca4794]

@@bencolbert6732 he spoke it into existence. 😂

[@juanvaldez7279]

Good app but sell it to parents to put on thier kids phones

[@nickabel8279]

These apps been around awhile. Receive a special text and it'll start recording. Send locations. All kinda apps

[@kimwhitehead9096]

I can call and record at the same time.

[@bebo5558]

So what if he is calling someone, maybe he's talking to his lawyer! Even if he did call someone, hurry and get the stop over before they can arrive!

[@MsJoyce31202]

Or call 10 cars of them as backup and still give the ticket or whatever. It's unnerving to do that but atleast get the traffic stop over.

[@bebo5558]

I think that cop, is definitely an escapee from a mental ward, better call the real police!

[@niecyallison1706]

This is why you should always record all police encounters. I am afraid of what would have happened to them if they weren't recording.

[@Lorens4444]

The advice this video gives: "Get a dash cam. In fact, get one in the open and another one concealed."

[@ItsOverFatKid]

And a go pro helmet cam

[@liquidbraino]

In the future it will be "get Neuralink". What are they gonna do when your eyeball is the camera? Rip your eyes out?

[@imark7777777]

And make sure the one that's visible is cheap and easily replaceable oh, so it doesn't get expensive quick. And then a nice high-quality HD or 4K that you use for the news footage.

[@heartlandhawk4513]

I have an excellent dash cam. An get a body cam so if they yank you out of the vehicle, you can record what they do OUTSIDE of your vehicle.

[@thenightingale7405]

Got any product recommendations for the hidden one? I have been unable to find a hidden dash cam that can face the passenger window.

[@RendezvousWithRama]

"You might be calling someone to come and attack us." - Well, you might be criminals dressed as cops collecting severed body parts. See, we can do this too.

[@robmckennie4203]

Calling someone to come attack us, and what exactly is that radio on your belt for?

[@maow4355]

100 percenty

[@NoLineNoWait123AbC]

Which I would have thought after he told me some bullshii like that. “You’re not a cop buddy”.woujd be my conscience speaking.

[@wvrjl]

I'd say, "We're not Bonnie and f'ing Clyde. It's a traffic stop!!!"

[@__sm1441]

“Nobody is here to hurt you” Then why do you have such an issue with him recording 🤨

[@yoabnay]

I think what the officer is trying to say is "its a officer safety concern because if you record me I can't behave like a criminal like I usually do"

[@JWildberry]

"I don't know how your phone works," the cop said. I keep saying that cops need a 2-3 year higher education, but if they don't even know how a phone works, I think they might need more than that.

[@bjvu9460]

the problem with society is that cops have always been portrayed as smart and intelligent and that is furthermost thing from the truth... they are more like the guy in the infantry.. they serve one purpose and that is to aim and shoot.. dont really need a brain for that and even then they seem to just shoot without the aim ...

[@ghostdog2041]

Yeah, but he was telling an untruth.

[@HiroNE217]

The response to 'I don't know what you're doing' should be- obviously you don't know what I am doing, Should you? and, it's obvious, you don't know what you're doing either.

[@HiroNE217]

Is there such a thing as a 'normal traffic stop', with clowns like these?

[@canedaunknown2504]

Crooked cops never want to identify themselves

[@wvrjl]

I bet he never got that card either.

[@JustMe-01]

"stop recording!" I get the most enjoyment out of these situations. The cops clearly demonstrate that they don't know everything and don't want video evidence to show the fools that they are. It makes them so nervous and makes me laugh. Thank you @audit for learning/sharing/reporting on our civil rights.

[@steveschutte4990]

When a cop asks me if I know why I was pulled over, I answer, "If you don't know, I'm certainly not going to tell you." If the cop laughs, I engage with them. If the cop doesn't laugh, then I don't say another word.

[@alfiehansen5793]

Audit the Audit has got to be the best Audit channel on KZbin. So informative.

[@LChavez7007]

"Don't/can't film me " is becoming a trend, I see it .

[@obeyyxpanchoox190]

I can smell it

[@yu4233]

L chavez people who think they know rights /law is a annoying trend

[@Apaa.Dawggg]

Alex regardless of your feelings everyone should know their basic rights

[@yu4233]

Apa10 yes but it’s funny when people think they’re knowledgeable but aren’t

@@yu4233 most of us filming have lawyers to help guide us. Cops and security guards mostly don't know about public photography. The paranoia of cops doesn't overwrite your rights.

[@Jay-Niner]

Wait, she admitted to running a red light and didn’t even get a ticket?! Maybe all is confusion and arguing about the recording was enough to distract them from the actual stop! Worth the hassle for sure

[@PedroGarcia-zf8zg]

Ok so one time i got pulled over for running a stop sign and the cop asked me why i think i got pulled over and i said i think i ran that stop sign in Jersey you get points on your license and have to take driving school. But the cop told me to be careful and gave me a ticket for window tints because i have 5% tints. So he hooked me up depends if you tell them the truth.

[@NSUScooter]

@@PedroGarcia-zf8zg he probably just thought you were hot..... Telling the truth guarantees nothing. You can lie or tell the truth. Doesn’t matter. The cop will do whatever they want either way.

[@barrybambmessagedeletedbyy7467]

@@NSUScooter he was gay for Pedro for sure.

[@noirekuroraigami2270]

@@PedroGarcia-zf8zg lol 😂 so u literally break a law and think everyone is kool...call yourself

[@PedroGarcia-zf8zg]

@@noirekuroraigami2270 im.not saying every cop is cool but you need to learn how to read people you can tell when a cop is passionate about his job or when he trying to get something out of you. It all depends.

[@B3stfrend67]

“If I was up to no good I wouldn’t tape it.” Disproved all of the officers concerns right there lol

[@aCleverFishingPun]

“We’re worried that people might show up and hurt us” then proceeds to keep everyone on the side of the street for an extended period of time that would give “the people” time to get there to hurt them.

[@canedaunknown2504]

That cop is up to no good,being that worried about being recorded

[@stlsaint1]

"We aren't here to hurt you." Every cop says that right before someone ends up dead.

[@kimberlydonaciano1377]

As a Minneapolis citizen... these type of tyrants thrive in Minneapolis. This goes on a lot more than you’d think here...

[@MrBeard17]

Officer: "Sir put your phone down. I'm going to make up a stupid excuse for you to stop recording." Citizen: "Sure, Hey how do you like my new tesla? Its has 8 built-in camera's recording every angle." Officer: "Good day sir."

[@kurtdowney1489]

LoL exactly

[@christinefaulk6531]

So all that and they didn't even give her a ticket?! Just pulling people over and stressing them out for no damn reason. smh

[@MsJoyce31202]

@Zaphod Whiskers 👍

[@Frankyboy01]

Cops: Our bodycams are rolling so you don't need to record us. Anyone else: You know how hard it is to get those bodycams video public? And how heavily edited they are when they come out.

[@fatherfirst4668]

It’s almost impossible sometimes. I’ve heard of people having to get a lawyer and sue just to get the EDITED version! Always record them. They love to create their own narrative. This is why that state burned

[@nca4794]

IF they're even rolling at all. 🙄

[@fatherfirst4668]

Victor Mendoza That’s how it should work. Unfortunately depending on what happened or what the situation was, it’s not always that easy. If cops know they are in the wrong for something they will make you jump threw extra hoops

[@tdog652041]

Police body cams have a tendency to " malfunction ".

[@israellara89]

They only release the footage when it favors them.

[@Datsamoutful]

“Do you know why I pulled you over?” Me: “Since there is no scientific evidence of anyone possessing mind reading capabilities, I think we can both agree that would be impossible, right?”

[@ZombieKnight-mn4jd]

So it's illegal to record a law enforcement officer for safety, Yeah these cops are scared

[@BillandLinda7]

If the cops were so afraid why did they extend the length of time for this traffic stop?

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

"You need to put it face up so I can see if you're trying to call someone." "Look, I'm not calling anyone, see?" "I have no clue how your phone works, bro." (9:55) Then why the hell do you need it face up to make sure he's not calling anyone?

[@private.1]

So happy to see an F for the gang members that wasn't violence motivated. These thugs didn't have anything to go on. They were just afraid of a lawsuit but weren't smart enough to articulate it

[@BornAHawkEye]

I swear to God I'm not sure how you got a hundred thousand subscribers within less than a year actually I know why because you do such a good job at reiterating and pointing out the flaws within the system.. I've been watching your videos for about 2 days now on my night shift and have gone through all of them so it's so nice to come home and watch a brand new one God bless you for what you're doing..

[@TexZenMaster]

If you admire what this video depicts, then you are anti-society... 'These violent people...did nothing violent' .... Sovereign citizen alert...

[@BornAHawkEye]

@@TexZenMaster what?? Hahaha

[@leftisthindrance]

TexZenMaster no one claimed sovereign citizenship wtf are you even saying do you know what a sovereign citizen is? Or how it is misused by people?

[@BornAHawkEye]

@@leftisthindrance im confused by their comment

[@TexZenMaster]

@@leftisthindrance Police bad...People good (inherently)... = Sovereign citizen Police safety = tyranny. What did I miss?

[@doozowings4672]

They clearly weaponized "for officer safety" I give them an F - ...

[@spiderzvow1]

They often do. Just like using "resisting arrest" as a tool of spite

[@JaxsynBunker]

Lmfao buddy mad he can’t write 5 false tickets cus someone is recording😂

[@chrisgauthier9542]

Likwid lol

[@julianfell666]

The more they want you to stop recording them, the more one senses that they must be recorded. There is that creepy feeling they want to pull some stunt and they dont want recordings outside their control.

[@arctic_haze]

Officer: "Stop recording me" Citizen: "I have reasonable suspicion you will murder me the moment I stop" Officer: "Based on what?" Citizen: "Based on real life".

[@hireahitCA]

And based on the fact that they don’t want a record of the interaction outside of their control.

[@luthermorgan5039]

Based on real life and this day and age when a cop will murder you faster than any terrorist on the planet just tell him that, it's not a lie.

[@squigglyline2813]

Based on Daniel Shaver.

[@woiowoiow190]

Based on the shoot now ask questions later routine.

[@miko8832]

Based the public won't have to wait two years before they can see the video

[@TheFace3701]

Unfortunately, the badge makes some humans feel omnipotent.

[@stephaniebrooks8044]

Absolutely!

[@spiderzvow1]

Any authority seems to do that to weak minded people. I have a boss who acts like this cop.

[@rabbitherochlo]

Lmao so bro just somehow coded a whole ass app during the traffic stop?

[@VladislavDerbenev]

No, installed it beforehand.