Officer Swiftly Fired After Challenging Altercation

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[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@richardbell9656]

@Jaison Borne what has this officers conduct got to do with Biden?

[@lauralishes1]

@Jaison Borne Biden wasn't president when this happened genius. AtA why do you delete my comment every time I fact check this tool? It's probably your alt account because it's the first comment that's posted in every video in your replies.

[@lauralishes1]

@@richardbell9656 He writes the same comment on every video. First comment, saying exactly the same thing every time. There must be something wrong with him. Biden wasn't even the president during any of the videos he posts this comment on.

[@EveGAdams]

Can you please look into the Virginia stop of Army Lieutenant?

[@EveGAdams]

Sorry if I'm repeating, but I didn't see my message... Could you please investigate or comment your thoughts about Army Lieutenant in Virginia?

[@ck2112]

I had a guy flip me off while I was driving home. I ignored him and when I got home made a terrific dinner and watched Netflix.

[@Nimtrix]

Nice

[@marshalllee7720]

I once fed a cop a burger laced with jalapeño seeds, cooked in jalapeño juice. He came back the next night and said it was great but his ass hurt in the morning. Then asked if I could make it but with a little less kick. I said “no problem, cornbread.” From then on I cooked his burgers and chicken in the juice, minus the seeds. He’d pretend to not catch me smoking weed and I’d pretend he didn’t notice. He was my fuzz bud.

[@robertnicholls9917]

lol

[@garbageplate]

Someone threatened to fight me when we both fucked up at the stop sign. Then we both just drove away 😂.

[@tadmccalister2234]

I had a guy scream profanities at me out his window for a full 30 seconds in slow traffic in Chicago. I ignored him and then was like "Damn, why didn't I record that? Would have been so funny."

[@OnlyMsNicky]

This cop is literally proving why people feel strongly against cops.

[@DisturbedGeneration]

And the only good cops we recognize are the ones that immediately look at their co-worker and go "wait what the fuck did you just do?" As they arrest their co-worker.

[@Doc1855]

I agree

[@jovetj]

The officer was in the wrong, but he still had a point.

[@malmalfactor3544]

Every good cop is either killed or fired early on in their career. Cops that last long are neutral forces at best.

[@brendanmay9585]

@@jovetj what exactly was his point in your mind? The SUPREME COURT clearly says he has the right to say f*CK the police.

[@EAMorgan71]

This cop is expressing every reason why people think “fuck the police” he’s about as mature as those kids

[@peachesenregalia9154]

"Officer Swiftly Fired," a phrase we need to hear much more of.

[@VictreebelTV]

Imagine losing your job of 8 years because your ego was hurt by a 17 year old. Must've been so humbling hearing that he was fired.

[@carrdellhood7046]

GREAT!

[@mrchambers06]

❤❤❤

[@MrJamberee]

He’s a fool and he deserved to be fired. He is not in high school any more.

[@taxicamel]

This guy couldn't care less. He will miss the paycheque until he gets hired into another police department.

[@benjaminromberg2091]

Goes to show on who had the power here, in the end it was the teenager, I don’t think it’s right for what the kid did and if we didn’t have the freedom of speech this cop would have been right in what he did, in this case it came down to his ego being hurt and instead of ignoring it or maybe talking to his parents one on one to let them know what their son is doing, this cost him his job, so the cop learned a lesson and the kid is probably still doing this, I don’t think the cop was wrong he just went about this the wrong way.

[@DanielBrotherston]

Imagine being a senior police officer and pulling over a car full of teenagers and being the most insecure person involved.

[@sinoralewis4521]

Messing with the basketball team?

[@Machinu5]

Embarrassing.

[@proudkentuckygirll469]

The cop definitely Violated the kids rights. And should have been fired. However, as a mom of Teens. I kind of appreciate the cops disciplining the kid..even challenging him. The kid def has issues, makes me wonder if he has a good Father Figure or some reason hes acting out. Too many kids lack discipline. The kid deserved to get a Tongue Lashing. Unfortunately for the Cop , he fu cked up.

[@sinoralewis4521]

@ProudKentuckyGirl l the only issue he had was being a teenager. Showing off for his friends. Raging hormones. Like all teens. SO amazing how quickly we have forgotten our teen years. Get a grip and keep it real. We all made poor decisions in our youth. Some people are so busy trying to pertend they were a born Saint. ( Not true.)

[@heidistonebraker7380]

@@proudkentuckygirll469lunacy- this cop is a clear and present danger to the community. Sooooooo offended by a simple phrase? He’s gonna kill somebody one day.

[@toku_roku]

The best part about this is when the second guy literally tells the kid he’s not breaking the law

[@GetCraftyLemons]

Totally my thought at that moment!! He should have spoken up sooner, lmao.

[@jennycraigadventures3314]

I was hoping the kid would say “Then why was I pulled over and why am I being detained?”, but knew he was just a kid.

[@saitama3626]

They were worse back then cause not having cameras

[@alexandermccalla5098]

"what if that was a DUI person i had on the side of the road?" It means that as a result of your judgement, you let that person drive off so that you can chase some kids for some mean words. Wow

[@sfgiantsfan921]

This cop totally proved within just a few seconds why the kid wanted to say that to him.

[@mattb9054]

Exactly, lead by example, you dont want people to hate the cops then dont act like a douchebag cop that everybody hates, he brought it on himself, im happy he was fired but its a shame these kids had to find out the hard way, because after this encounter non of those kids have any trust for law enforcement, and they probobly never will, traumatizing is the word

[@blkluv100]

Yes, the irony. Trying to prove not all cops are bad while displaying the exact behavior that has given cops a bad reputation. Good job officer 👏👏👏👏good job.

[@mr1enrollment]

exactly

[@rebirthoflegend4797]

its like a test where the person who wrote a question accidentally baked the answer into the question. Like "what year was the war of 1812?"

[@Senscion]

@@mattb9054 I trusted the police, until they ruined my driving record for their quota for bullshit that I can't really get into too much detail about because of how specific it is. Then the nail in the coffin was Tamir Rice.

[@choreomaniac]

It would have been hilarious if another group of kids driving by shouted “F the police” during the stop.

[@yettaplotz2155]

"OFF THE PIGS!"

[@justlacassio4660]

So true that the mere raising of the Question in this setting and post was gold.. ! haahaa you may have hidden talent as a Producer or director of chaos.. or regular director... id take a watch at the Product haaha, good isshh !

[@Strange087]

😊

[@savagebull9183]

🤣

[@growthisfreedomunitedearth7584]

we should do this for every stop they make, every time.

[@yogidemis8513]

It's nice to actually see the chief of police actually fire a bad officer. Much respect for his part. More departments everywhere should have a police chief that don't take no shit.

[@kylehittner9216]

Officer: “why in the world do you really feel that way?” *proceeds to present him reasons why he feels that way*

[@markfarrer1162]

Cop: "why do you hate the police?" Kid: "uh, I dunno. I guess I was wrong." Cop: "hold on buddy, I'm gonna give you a bunch of reasons to hate the police."

[@robertshields2066]

No one said cops had high IQ and this just proves it, in fact I don't think this cop would have made it onto the scale, it was that low.

[@typhoon320i]

Cop: "why do you hate the police?" Kid: "Uh I dunno, I guess I thought you were an asshole." Cop: "I'm going to show you how big an asshole I am."

[@susanhopemason]

Massive understatement.

[@godmagnus]

Poe-leese

[@redrum3075]

Kids need to have respect. Adults need to teach them respect and this cop was justified

[@thatcanada]

The officer, without even realizing it, gave those boys every reason to continue to say what they said; irony was a bridge too far for that guy.

[@TheFirstSSJ]

Pretty much

[@nunziodagreat3437]

For real lol he is the epitome

[@bionic4368]

He openly invited him to fk him.

[@rugdoc97]

They don't need a reason to say anything but I get what you're saying

[@hakunamatata2000]

action => reaction

[@panzer4391]

This made me smile. Justice has been served. If you can't take some trash talk, you mustn't be on the force.

[@debbiechrispen9033]

Wow. He was so intimidating. That kid had to be scared to death and so was the driver. You see when the driver looked back at the cop and seen how mad he was. It's a shame to see a cop would treat a juvenile like that over being butt hurt. I probably would have peed my pants in fear if that was me at 17.

[@johnfriday5169]

Lost his job over something he could have just laughed off if he wasn't so petty.

[@hireahitCA]

Imagine how insecure he must be, as a person. It’s actually sad.

[@fs127]

If he wasn't so petty he wouldn't've become a cop.

[@noi3ody246]

But now we're all laughing at him.

[@thomaskirkpatrick4031]

His ego just couldn't let it go.

[@thomaskirkpatrick4031]

The only ones breaking the law, the 2 officers.

[@lizardoclock2331]

"You trying to be a badass in front of your friends" -The guy trying to be a badass in front of a bunch of teenagers

[@shuheihisagi6689]

What do you expect from the cops who probably got bullied throughout their childhood.

[@Damitsall]

I can't believe none of these guys friends even dropped a joke on that cop. Especially when that cop said "you want to F the police?" I'd say: "Heck yea nice ass cutey".

[@jhvibes3471]

@@Damitsall dude they probably would have gotten the shit beat out of them, he was clearly on a huge power trip

[@josevilla8586]

@@Damitsall I would say No! I don’t wanna be called a pig fuckker !!

[@misterwallace3479]

He was being a dumbass in front of a bunch of teenagers.

[@Yoda_Saint_Cloud]

My man folded after the very first question!!! 😂😂😂

[@stephenhall9251]

I have only recently discovered this channel but, as someone who lives in the UK, find it truly fascinating. As an observer it strikes me that police officers egos being hurt is responsible for 90% of their inappropriate or illegal reactions 🤷‍♂️

[@xrycon]

"I'm giving you every opportunity to fight me while wearing a vest and gun, being twice your size and age and having immunity on my side, GO AHEAD SON!"

[@polonick95]

Yet calls the kid “tough” sarcastically

[@jsvice]

He should bitch slapped the cop then sued the department

[@thatgirlwhousedtohavereall5549]

@@jsvice I think the cop would’ve killed him if he had done that.

[@niccarter284]

It’s so pathetic that he tried to fight the kid like dude ur a grown adult act professional

[@briand.1694]

Exactly right!

[@Balin93]

"Well looky here, these boys ain't so tough face to face," says the man with a gun on his belt.

[@comochinganconesto]

And protected by a badge, the courts, and the federal government.

[@rawr4799]

Even if he didn't the kid would be scared shitless. Cop might be abusing his authority and breaking the law but doesn't mean the kid was in the right.

[@billpii6314]

@@rawr4799 The kid was perfectly within his rights. It's called freedom of speech. I guess the cop never heard the saying "Sticks and stones......"

[@comochinganconesto]

@@rawr4799 That's the issue, people think respect is given automatically when in reality it is earned. It is earned everyday by good officers keeping their community safe, holding themselves to a higher standard. Then childish idiots like this officers throw it all away in an instant; consider how this child will react to officers when he grows up.

[@derek96720]

@@comochinganconesto exactly. We're legally obligated to respect police AUTHORITY. We aren't obligated to respect them as individuals.

[@nealesmith1873]

Cop: I'm giving you every opportunity. Kid: Ok, but you have to pay for the room.

[@ryanroznowski2263]

cop saying he won't do favors for him next time like cops are so generous and helpful

[@multifaceteduser3405]

he just prove that police abuse that powers all the time, and sad thing is 99% of the time they get away with it cause they are immune.

[@robbrown5551]

Last time I got pulled over, cop immediately abandoned the stop to chase down a guy driving by that yelled “F-You Copper!” Thanks stranger, you saved me a fine for not wearing my seatbelt.

[@dls212004]

😆😆😆

[@ConcordDown]

What a badass!

[@gmann1968]

You're welcome.. I got away, BTW... lol

[@ksiyaskid]

Wear your seatbelt, though.

[@rustyshacklferd535]

Were you driving a blue van on cty road 25?

[@brandonslade2134]

"Why you say fuck the police?" *proceeds to break the 4th ammendment and intimidate a child with physical violence over a protected 1st ammendment activity*

[@generalconsumer9520]

"Because how you're acting towards me now. Sir."

[@jaronbascom5258]

Tax funded stormtroopers

[@briana7515]

No hes not a child, but a young man. Still a minor, to your point though.

[@freddiesimmons1394]

I dont like it when people refer to minors who are teenagers as children. But yeah, fucking obviously the officer is making the guys point for him.

[@matthew197735]

I have personally reasons I don't trust cops to many bad cop and I have had Interactions with bad cops but respect is still given until court because will not argue with a cop on the side of the road and that is also another reason I have a camera in my truck but also will still hold to my rights to refuse search to any of my vehicles even though I don't have anything Illegal in the its just my personal problem

[@cobymclaughlin3453]

Absolutely despicable behavior from this former cop. He should NEVER be allowed to have public authority ever again

[@DeereBorgGaming]

You should always stride for respect, but never expect respect

[@beccacapshaw8556]

“What you did isn’t breaking the law” THEN THERE WAS NO REASON TO STOP THEM. Glad he got fired.

[@Mike-se1sn]

Exactly what I thought, the cop admitted right there that his traffic stop was solely because he was just personally offended.

[@jasonstockdale328]

Anybody noticed the cop was nice and didn’t mess with the black Americans? Only the white boy. It happens to everyone liberals lol

[@GR-nz3om]

Good thing all that training taught him to incriminate himself on camera

[@MauriBrix]

if someone insults you with bad words it is right to stop him and teach him. you genius

[@GR-nz3om]

@@MauriBrix it's not when you're a police office and you detain someone. It is literally against the constitution. It has gone through the courts and affirmed that it is illegal.

[@SaltySnowflakes]

Lol when the rage wears off and you realized you just illegally pulled over a child to challenge him to a fight lmfao

[@lastonestanding1641]

this child needed a lesson, that's it. He tried to be a badass and failed

[@alexs5593]

@@lastonestanding1641 I think he was just giving some advise tbh🤷‍♂️

[@josephconner3742]

The cops demeanor is justification for saying "fuck the police ". The cops a loser, not the kid.

[@tommyarmour68]

LMAO well said. Can't take that shit back. hahahaha

[@snicksabea]

@@josephconner3742 He’s a biiiiig loser! But he probably knows that, hence verbally abusing and physically intimidating a child.

[@jamal_wallace3]

The Officer heard “F*** the Police”, didn’t understand why, and went on to show the world the reason. Good job! 🤦🏽

[@tjwoodstx]

"Swiftly fired". Very satisfying phrase.

[@damondriver6363]

The cop: *Pulls kid over for yelling "f--k the police"* Also The Cop: *Immediately gives the kid every reason to yell "f--k the police"*

[@luceatlux7087]

Exactly... It stuns and nauseates me, how stupid so many people are... "Why do yo feel like that?" "Well, I feel like that because you regularly seem to behave precisely like this."

[@bobbyg433]

This kids mother actually asked the officer to keep on her son because the kid was getting in lots of trouble

[@jerometaperman7102]

@@bobbyg433 - Irrelevant to this particular encounter.

[@bobbyg433]

@@jerometaperman7102 actually its extremely relevant

[@benjitibbett685]

@@bobbyg433 actually it's not. He had no idea who yelled it and had no reason to pull them over

[@Logan_Baron]

Officer: "It's funny huh? You laughing?" *Gets fired* It is now, and yes I am.

[@cthebeastyt5107]

Ong id tweet that out or something

[@Strange087]

😊

[@arabbit9396]

Humpty Dumpty had a big fall lol

[@ventures9560]

He asks that kid "what did I ever do to you?"

[@Strange087]

Yep. (😶)

[@Not_Always]

Wow, imagine pulling someone over for this and then thinking they will respect your authority more as a result.

[@cactuscadaver]

“Who do you feel that way [about cops]” Well, this interaction right here is a start

[@MichaelGallagher97]

"why do you feel like this" Probably because you're pulling him over and threatening him for no reason.

[@UNcommonSenseAUS]

Yeah, egg sack tly

[@P455w0rds]

Maybe because he said F the police big brain

[@Dayz_Ex]

@@P455w0rds he probably said it because of police like this outstanding example

[@P455w0rds]

@@Dayz_Ex get a life

[@dennismood7476]

The commentary made a really great point when said that regardless of the reasons the kid may have had for saying what he said, Officer Sanders did NOTHING to make that opinion any better. And that is the crux of the matter. Police RARELY make a situation better because the attitude of everyone is a suspected criminal and the overinflated egos of police fail to get to the actual laws that apply to the given circumstances.

[@nashntth]

"You didn't break the law. It's freedom of speech." Thank you, officer. See you in court.

[@robd1859]

Now put yourself in that officer's shoes. If a child screams out the window if the police I'm pretty sure you're going to want to pull them over and search the vehicle and give him a hard time just because he wanted to be a damn idiot. And you would have every right to. It's very disrespectful to scream out the window at the police when they're trying to protect your safety. But you can't fix stupid

[@landonadrian5595]

@Rob D Gotta say I disagree. As an adult - which last I checked, cops are supposed to be - I wouldn't have any urge to terrorize a bunch of kids and break the law in the process because they called me a "bad word". Like seriously, your grammar and manner of typing lead me to believe you're not a fucking child, yet you insist that this cop's actions were justified, even considering the great power AND RESPONSIBILITY given to him over the people who pay his salary. I've seen 18 year old Starbucks baristas with more self control than this guy. I don't understand how you can see this as anything more than an insecure man's attempt at trying to prove he's a "big man", despite what his wife may think. He is an officer of the law, he has a lethal weapon at his disposal at all times, he should act like it, not like some meathead who failed out of boot camp and is insecure about his height.

[@RobbieAdamss]

@@robd1859 "Have every right to..." So you don't believe in the 1st Amendment? Facts don't care, about your feelings. Since you dislike freedom of speech and the 1st Amendment.... I suggest Iran, China, Russian, Burma, Cuba and North Korea as a place you should move to

[@zackmoneta9499]

@@robd1859 uhhh???? Who tf is the government to tell me what I can and can’t say? Fuck them

[@alwaysmiserable]

@@robd1859 When I was a young adult, I had a hot temper, and would have pulled these boys over immediately and made their lives as miserable as possible. As I've gotten older, I've mellowed. I care precious little about what strangers' opinions of me anymore. I work at Walmart. I wouldn't be bothered a bit if a customer stormed out and screamed "Fuck Walmart". I'm at a point in my life where I wouldn't even be upset if a customer said "Fuck you" to me personally. On another level, I sympathize with the boys sentiments. I've lost a lot of respect for the police since I was a kid. And this cop's reaction to this incident is yet another reason why.

[@rodneylee4026]

I think he proved why he said it in the first place.

[@ri3m4nn]

Every time I've had a cop pull me over to give me their peace of mind like this, I immediately called 911 and get tied into the supervisor

[@mrshinypant]

"One man's vulgarity is another's lyric" is such an amazing quote, I love it.

[@senseiseagal8343]

That’s when I realized I was a lyricist lmao

[@daemenoth]

i think that is referred to as the NWA act

[@Keenan716]

bars bruh, some shit Kdot would say lmaoo

[@cash8230]

Justice John Marshall Harlan was ahead of his time.

[@mollycote1021]

💯🙏🏼❤️

[@omfgg3tlost]

Imagine a grown man with a gun and multiple other weapons asking a unarmed 17yr old to fight. What a clown. Good he got fired because I’m sure he has pulled many stunts like this at work

[@silverblade357]

Here's hoping he gets pulled over and catches the same treatment somewhere down the line.

[@Zombsss]

Right? There a group of teenagers that are acting like a normal teenager and saying dumb things. Cop got his little feelings hurt and wanted to act big against the kids.

[@Zo_Rox]

Fight in an underground arena.

[@sallydorsey1851]

He had no problem yelling when he thought he get away with it

[@barefootjakejake7765]

Now that he's fired there's no assault on an officer 🤔

[@elwhagen]

Sometimes the outcome in these videos is REALLY satisfying.

[@swashkiv7509]

Is this cop actually asking in all seriousness why people don’t like the cops? Talk about clueless.

[@skittennarkotika5448]

"I ain't Potectin YOU!" wow. finally, an honest cop.

[@barklordofthesith2997]

There's court precedence that officers do not have to do what your average person 'thinks' actually is a cops job. (which would be to "Serve & protect" the general public. However the avg person is wrong about what the cops job really is. Allow me to explain..... "To serve & protect" is only half the sentence. "the RULING CLASS" is the second half. Peasants do not get police protection. Once more people come to understand this then we can see why police actions are the way they are. (not that i condone or agree with any of it because i don't) But it goes to showcase that we are still in Feudalism & not as "free" as the govt mandated indoctrination camps (schools) force fed you to believe.

[@austinkenney2580]

@@barklordofthesith2997 I'm glad I live in Canada man. Each state is like a different America.

[@nzzs203]

@@austinkenney2580 I know, right? It really doesn't matter where you are, they're all freaking pricks! It's the north, the south and the west here. All as equally assholes to those doing nothing wrong. But hey, I wanna know about Canada! If you don't have to put up with this shit, I may be coming that way....EH! Just playing, but c'mon..... 😜 I had to do it...

[@kevinpomey6813]

That was the line that stuck with me. He isn't protecting anyone

[@lanarodahl2272]

Very very rare to find an officer that takes his oath to protect and serve. Most of them just follow the statist statuets and codes harrassing and collecting from the people to give to the state.

[@justin1012345678]

That kid was 100% just saying what that officer wanted to hear, cause he knows the second he talks back, a charge is going to be made up and he is going to jail.

[@cedrics7374]

Yeah smart kid lol

[@Brailyngoated_]

Well I would’ve been charge cuz I would not do nothing he wants to hear and I’m going to court my lawyer fixing this

[@AzianLuvaBrotha]

@@Brailyngoated_ FACTS!!!💯

[@deevo1516]

Legend says he’s still screaming f*** the police to this day

[@roberthodge2771]

@@deevo1516 Stupid conduct cannot be cured as it is bone deep.

[@michaelkelly7968]

There is no way that piloting an aircraft is a more dangerous job than being a police officer. Most of these interactions show lack of maturity on BOTH sides.

[@qvrty6]

I'm glad he was fired! He does not need to be a cop with a temper like his!

[@MrGWillickers]

He only stopped the illegal search when the other officer shows up. He was 100% about to search a bunch of minors without cause or permission

[@bruciekibbutz2947]

nah, he realised that he knew the other kids personally. was protecting his buddies.

[@genericfriend2568]

@@bruciekibbutz2947 Shit take. I don't think you realize how bad of a take that was. This fuckin' cueball got his little feelings hurt.

[@ray495903314]

​@@bruciekibbutz2947how does the boot taste?

[@NewsNowVictoria]

"I'm not an A-hole" Gets fired for being an A-hole.

[@straymusic]

Ahh yes, the sweet taste of ironic justice and schadenfreude

[@Knifegash]

Anyone who has to say ''I'm not an A-hole'' is most definitely an A-hole, no exceptions.

[@yt.personal.identification]

Still wonders why people yell "F the police"

[@57thorns]

@@yt.personal.identification I don't. It is still a bad idea because of people like this. But I understand where the frustration comes from when incidents like this (or outright murder) are normally ignored.

[@brii4074]

This is exactly why he said "eff the police" 🤦‍♀️

[@gifi11]

Daaaannngggg my man snitched immediately lol

[@williamjones0815]

I was a police officer in Dallas back in the early 80's. I remember our captain said you cannot arrest someone for pissing you off!

[@thescenarios5934]

That's not the case anymore

[@williamjones0815]

@@thescenarios5934 yep

[@leo29hornsfan]

@@thescenarios5934 I was a cop back in 07 and this never phased me one bit. Nowadays these pigs get butthurt over the stupidest shit and love to be tough guys in uniform but couldn’t fight their way out of a paper bag.

[@motojohnnymoe4799]

There was a policy change in law enforcement in the year 2000 to make them more aggressive. Out with the Adam 12's (a community loving 1980s cop) in with the aggressive militarized cop (ex military becoming cops). If you want police reform you need to start from the top and reform the offices of mayor's and governors. Mayor's run local police, governors run state police. Then under them is chief of police/state police. Under the chief, well you get the picture.....

[@williamjones0815]

@@leo29hornsfan Right, you were one of the good ones!

[@adpalmer83]

"Are you trying to look like a badass in front of your buddies?" No, but it seems like you're trying to look like a badass in front of a bunch of teenagers.

[@Hero4fun77]

So true haha😂. I wish the kid would have said that.

[@alhassirakhdugani5813]

@Charles Edward Cheese exactly, typical situation of a guy becoming a cop because he wants to scrounge up ANY amount of power he can.

[@dougmckenzie680]

Yup, its real easy to puff yourself up and square off with someone when you weigh over 2 times more ,have a gun ,taser ,and qualified immunity . If you get butt hurt over as little as that , find another job , maybe dog catcher, or grounds keeper. At least the plants cant hurt your ego ! Or learn to deal with it ! Put on your big boy pants for crying out loud !

[@anthonyhanson6637]

@Charles Edward Cheese the fact that u put ur size into anything makes u that much more of a non alpha

[@reneecampbell6352]

He is simply over emphasizing to be a tough guy to compensate for littler things that God didn't bless him with 😆 LOL

[@angiegill5683]

Respect is earned

[@eriknorem7670]

"Why you saying F the police? You wanna F me? You wanna fight? I'll fight you for what you said!" Sir. You are threatening a child because he hurt your feelings. THIS is why.

[@mattlawless2136]

“Why F*** the Police!?” -continues to demonstrate why ‘F*** the Police’

[@eln0n01]

Multiple times

[@docblaq]

RIGHT ????!!!

[@peterg6367]

I believe unnecessarily extending the length of a stop to preach or have a conversation with a suspect unrelated to the investigation of a crime is unconstitutional. That’s what happened here.

[@heatherslaughter4724]

And then to say honestly tell me why you feel that way...."umm this right here sir"

[@juliemcmillan9071]

Because he can free speech

[@fonsecorona]

This man didn't even call dispatch upon abandoning the stop he was working on to go and chase someone that dropped the "F" bomb on him.. Oh wow...How professional..

[@bigdavexx1]

I wonder how long that driver waited. What's his legal obligation for staying for a detention the officer abandoned?

[@Shaqstacy]

@@bigdavexx1 you got to think too: these are children. Their ability to handle stressful situations is not even fully developed, and they probably haven’t had to develop anything at this point in life. They also probably haven’t been educated on their rights in order that they may stand up to the officer; I’m 24 and just now learning of my rights. These guys are 16, 17 so likely they have no idea they are lacking in rights education

[@7h476uy]

@@bigdavexx1 none, afaik. if the abandoned driver _was_ going to receive a citation, and the bruised-ego LEO already had all of the driver's info (hopefully no longer in their possession) then they'd mail it to them. If the driver hadn't had any interaction with the LEO yet and they drove off, well ... they have no obligation to remain on the side of the road.

[@TechGorilla1987]

@@bigdavexx1 It happened to me before. I got pulled over and sat and waited. Before the officer got to my car, he hauled ass back to his cruiser and tore off peeling rubber - full lights and sirens. I just left.

[@paulhupp4293]

@@7h476uy If they did not sign a "promise to appear", they can mail citations all day long, doesn't matter, not valid.

[@jaydeezy186]

“Why do you really feel that way towards us “ 2 minutes earlier “if I find 1 seed everybody going to jail “

[@ladibug340]

Ohhhhh! HE'S THE BMOC until the principal shows up! I absolutely LOVE watching the videos where the cop gets caught, and punished!!!

[@spockspock]

I would imagine those kids did laugh their asses off when the cop got fired.

[@noi3ody246]

I'd be laughing my way to a lawyer office then to bank

[@rustyshackleford2902]

Ya but they won't like the kid that ratted on the other kid..

[@AudiTTQuattro2003]

....I am right now.

[@monkeytennis8861]

And rightly so

[@davidcoylejr.3967]

@@rustyshackleford2902 I mean he straight sung like a canary! 😂😂

[@ivanyhugo10]

i’m so glad this youtube channel is teaching people about police interaction

[@maxraschi7554]

but not all altercations with police start or end like this. Not all police are bad.

[@ivanyhugo10]

@@maxraschi7554 i never said they did but this channel has a lot of different interactions. and yes all cops are bad. the people might be good people but the fundamentals of policing needs reform.

[@michaelmarquez6133]

@@maxraschi7554 I have watched a lot of videos from this Channel and he calls out everybody that's in the wrong not just police

[@alexb151]

@@maxraschi7554 he does plenty of videos that show them in good light.

[@michaelmarquez6133]

This is a really great Channel and I have recently discovered it not too long ago I have watched a lot of different videos and he calls out cops and people filming all alike and that's one of the things I like is that whoever is in the wrong regardless of if it's the cops or the people filming they call it out

[@drexellay5423]

Thank you

[@SINESTERSERPENTSIXXX]

he is pressing the kid into a physical altercation.

[@tootnoot1]

It is scary how some cops go on a power trip like this.

[@stephaniebrooks8044]

All day!!

[@alexmarti1817]

No power trip , he's just tire of this fucking kid

[@Shorty_Lickens]

in America the job attracts angry bullies, because so many cities let police get away with outright abuse. Also some of our pop culture glorifies violent police (music, movies, TV, games). So we got more angry bullies on the job than most of the other civilized nations, even Italy and Greece.

[@Shorty_Lickens]

@@alexmarti1817 yeah but exhaustion is just as bad when it comes to decision making as anger is. You arent thinking clearly, you forget whats important, you rush to judgement.

[@amandakurtz7732]

@@alexmarti1817 fuck his feelings

[@JesseDanLee]

I've never seen a grown man try so hard to fist fight with a seventeen year old. Sad really.

[@odonnellcaleb]

YES. And you know what...I would almost be fine with it if he wouldn't bust out a taser and a gun if they tried. Don't act like you're an alpha because they won't fight you...When the reason they won't fight you isn't because you're a big strong guy...It's because they would be put in prison after your tasered them and punched them when they were already in handcuffs.

[@TheVikingRaid]

i see you haven't met my ex step dad lmao

[@brandonnunez3644]

It’s even more sad that a 17 yr old (pretty much an adult) is still acting immaturely. Yeah I get it free speech but that doesn’t mean you can go around just shouting outside of a car cause he feels like it. He’s obviously trying to be mr cool guy in front of his buddies. If he was alone I guarantee you he wouldn’t have said anything

[@Drelam]

@@brandonnunez3644 he's 17 hanging out with his buddies it should be expected he'll act stupid, on the other hand this cop is a grown ass man who should have the self esteem and control to not act like a baby because someone said something mean to him.

[@brandonnunez3644]

@@Drelam he’s not acting like a baby he was disrespected for no reason at all other than the fact that the 17 wanted to act like mr cool tough guy. What if the person that the cop had pulled over was driving drunk or something like that and the officer was doing his job to make it a more safe environment for other people on the road then you have an ignorant 17-year-old yelling fuck you.

[@samwilco2256]

the driver sold his buddy out to a tyrant

[@adamsandry3243]

When the cop got his grade he said for having a fundamental misunderstanding a First Amendment and 4th amendment rights. He proved that he understood those rights by telling the kids that he couldn't search and that it was his First Amendment right to say what he said but then still violated those rights so it wasn't a misunderstanding it was an intentional violation

[@baskoning9896]

Cop: 'why do you hate us so much' Also cop: 'lets violate your rights a bit'

[@-clipz-]

God bless prayers in Jesus name amen praise the Lord

[@dale9042]

@@-clipz- Weird context but ok also more like let's violate every right you got

[@FrostBite-oy5us]

"Hey man I'm going to scream obscenities at you while you ride by in your car doing nothing wrong!" "OMG WHY ARE YOU CONFRONTING ME ABOUT WHAT I SAID?!?!? NOOOO!!!!! I CAN'T TAKE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR WHAT I SAID!!!!"

[@mr.nickname9172]

⁠@@FrostBite-oy5us yeah it’s not like the cop made an oath to uphold the law or anything, it’s not like there are things more important for cops to do other than harass teenagers who say mean words. We’re in complete agreement here, Cops should be allowed to do whatever they want with no public backlash, thank god for these brave officers!! ❤

[@kittyunderwood8918]

​@@FrostBite-oy5us so if someone screams obscenities at you are you going to follow them and confront them? Because unless it's fighting words, which fuck the police is not, then all they are doing is excercising their free speech

[@standardsloshy]

I feel so bad for the kid who immediately submits to the cop and starts apologizing. He's finally reached an age where he can express himself, and immediately an agent of the state is telling him that he's going to go to jail for it.

[@JoMcD21]

Yep, I got fucked with by cops on so many occasions when I was his age. Now that I'm full-grown, what a surprise, they don't mess with me anymore. Almost like they only feel big when scaring children who don't know any better.

[@TruthPoliceLegend]

he expressed himself like a beta punk does. You are the same ilk. Don't cry.

[@Larryfromdebloq]

Agent of the state??? Jeremy Dewitte?

[@User36282]

Seemed pretty smart to me. Avoid escalating the situation, and get your revenge by dealing with it later and getting him fired. There is an angry ego damaged police officer in front of him with a gun and who is looking for any excuse to put him in handcuffs, he played it very smart. Revenge as they say is a dish best served cold.

[@john2g1]

@@Larryfromdebloq "the state" is a generalized term for any government. "Agent of the state" is a generalized term for a government employee. As a police officer (former police officer) he was an agent of the state. The choice of words lean on the side of dramatic but it does not change the fact that the officer has the legal authority to detain, arrest, and use force. Without that authority that same activity would be kidnapping and assault (not to mention homicide).

[@christophercoupland5430]

"You obviously have some pent up frustrations. Why do you feel like that?" THIS...this interaction right here!

[@user-ei8ow8eu5d]

This cop is answering his own question this is why he said what he said. End of story!

[@kristinacook5329]

They literally admitted that, even though no laws were broken, he intentionally unlawfully pulled them over to “teach them a lesson”. If that ain’t the definition of crooked cop

[@monabear7287]

Unfortunately, it barely rates. He didn’t shoot any of the kids to death, so I’m pleasantly surprised he was fired.

[@RandallMeals]

I don’t have an unfavorable opinion of police officers, I have an unfavorable opinion of that police officer. And praise for that police chief and the city council.

[@maybeitsyou1317]

@@RandallMeals I have an unfavorable opinion of state run taxpayer funded police. We should just privatize them so we can fire them ourselves. What's the sense of funding them through taxes when we can't withhold our taxes even if they are killing people in the streets? All it does is provide a shield for them to hide behind as when lawsuits come rolling in, it's the taxpayer that foots the bill. It's time to privatize local and state police.

[@IJTRXModel]

@@maybeitsyou1317 somehow that seems even worse. the cops suck ass but giving law enforcement to private interests just means you’re gonna have the Apple or Microsoft or Exxon Mobile PMCs doing the exact same thing, except now they don’t enforce against themselves

[@maybeitsyou1317]

@@IJTRXModel So just like now except they won't be able to write laws? How is that worse? Private simply means you have to follow the law. Government means you change the law as it suits your needs. But as I already said, people are conditioned to feel "Unsafe" if big daddy government isn't whispering in their ear that's its ok. Big scary private companies. How many people has Microsoft/Apple or Exxon killed exactly? Because when it comes to the government we couldn't even say. But when it comes to private companies we can say for certain they don't take people to jail for failing to pay their bills. So yeah some people like government opression apparently? I can't say I udnerstand your point of view.

[@kevindavis9124]

One mans vulgarity is another's lyric . What a great line

[@Kaddywompous]

Great fuckin’ line.

[@Stadanco]

-Justice John Marshall Harlan

[@jeffmarett321]

Only illiterate people have to resort to profanity because they don't know the proper word to describe their feelings.

[@MildredStain]

@@jeffmarett321 He was a male minor. He's not expected to be fully developed or fully literate.

[@jeffmarett321]

@@MildredStain That's a cop out. Every teenager can turn that kind of trash talk on and off at will.

[@qvrty6]

Officer Sanders needs to learn the law!

[@Link2edition]

"Why did you say 'fuck the police?'" Because of this whole interaction we are having right here officer.

[@Bill_Brasky]

That's what I was thinking

[@GoneFeralWithSquidly]

“Why did you say ‘fuck the police?’” “Because fuck you”

[@richardschroeder1800]

Mic drop.

[@bbennyj]

Lol

[@CareyHolzman]

How is it possible this LEOs co-workers tolerated his abuse for 8 years until this video was uncovered? This speaks volumes about the culture of this police department.

[@disneyfan9099]

Yep

[@ObservationofLimits]

Because he’s actually not an outlier. They likely laugh and joke about who they bullied each day when getting off shift.

[@ThunderfallFilms]

It tells you a lot about the culture of MOST police departments.

[@ruzzodac]

you don't rat out fellow gang members, No matter what.

[@ThunderfallFilms]

@@greatest_bumble_bee_dude umm no, the first amendment is meant to protect unpopular speech. I don’t care what you personally feel would help them, it’s not your or the police’s job to tell people what they can and can’t say.

[@diogaming4228]

This just proves further that cops need more mental evaluations done on them. If you can't handle criticism then you dont need to have any kind of power what so ever.

[@rustyshackleford48]

"What have I ever done to you? Ya know, other than illegally detaining you on the side of the road and indirectly threatening you?"

[@idriwzrd]

"Tell me, honestly, why do you think the police are bullies and tyrants?" asked the officer, while violating rights and bullying a group of impressionable teenagers.

[@idriwzrd]

@bali song I would hope that our best and brightest aren't that easily distracted, or so quick to get their feelings hurt when they are. But also, our constitution protects our right to free speech against tyrants and bullies.

[@paulcadogan7153]

Respect is earned, not determined by a uniform or bullying.

[@mosisusasu9205]

To an extent, but it is best to remember that some level of respect should be fundamental. Or more to the point, just as respect should be earned so too should disrespect. You don't run around yelling obscenities at people you don't even know, and a uniform is not justification for that. In this case, homeboy happened to prove him exactly right, but the message still stands. Upon first meeting with a stranger, you should treat them neutrally. Not respectfully, not disrespectfully.

[@RasakBlood]

@@mosisusasu9205 No. Civility can be offered so we can exist in the same world. But respect is always earned. If a cop can not handle an of hand insult of cops in general then he is not emotionally or intellectually mature enough to be given the authority and responsibility of being a police officer.

[@robertmunson1463]

@@mosisusasu9205 boots tasting good today?

[@purpuradraco3747]

At least he showed his belligerence out in the open with this. Admittedly I'm in another country (UK) but so many times I've seen cops take their frustration out on those innocent of causing that frustration. Normally I'm easy going and understand bad days happened to everyone but it'd happened to me or I'd seen it happen so many times over a couple of short years back in the day, where rude and belligerent cops vent their frustration on people, that I'd had enough and filed a complaint. I was returning from visiting my parents. There's a stretch of road with a 60mph limit, hilly in places and bends in others but there is a straight stretch about a mile long and I was behind a driver who clearly thought his precious vintage sports car, which he likely drove maybe twice a year, needed it's outing. He didn't once even reach 25mph so the second I had the chance to pass him safely, I did. Shortly after finishing the pass an oncoming vehicle flashed me. Here in the UK drivers have a habit of flashing to let other drivers know there's a cop, maybe set up with radar in a hidden spot or a cop car near you. There was a cop van following me, I knew it was there and thought nothing of it, I did nothing illegal. Or maybe the guy was a jerk, flashed me just to give the cop an excuse. But I did nothing illegal so who cares, right. Only the cop did use it as an excuse but since there were cars between me and him and he was in a van, used to transport multiple cops to a raid or event, it took him another mile to catch and pull me over. Where I live, we call everyone a variety of "mate" "bud" "pal" or even "duck" so I asked him "what's up mate?" He then vented, telling me I'm no mate of his and berating me for making a perfectly legal overtake. He demanded to know if I had children in the car, told him he can see I do, my young son and my wife were passengers. Asked him why that matters since what I did was perfectly safe. Note he did not even once attempt to ticket me, ask me how fast I was going or made any enquiry to indicate he suspected an offense, he literally stopped me to vent is all. After 5 minutes of him haranguing me and me calmly repeating I did nothing dangerous or wrong, he went to leave. I sat back in my car before thinking, no, I'm not putting up with this so I got out, approached his vehicle and demanded his name and badge number. I suspect he wasn't even going to write this up but we'll see about that, waste my time just to vent on me will you. He then pulled around me without signalling (dangerous since I was in front and other cars were coming up behind) and since we're now in a 30mph limit and I was doing 30mph, he pulled ahead of me, so clearly speeding, likely end of shift and he wanted to make up the time he spent on me. Got home, made the call. An hour or two later a senior officer called me back. Listened to me and in a bored fashion demanded what I wanted him to do about it, like I was being unreasonable by expecting him to do his job. By now I'd calmed down though and realised the cop who pulled me to vent had almost certainly been at a day long event in my mother's town (she mentioned it, used to happen once a year) and likely had to tolerate a day of snippy or even rude people. So I explained that to the senior guy on the phone too while my empathy kicked in. I said, "I get he probably had a really bad day and while no excuse to pull me over just to vent, I will trust your judgement. If the guy had a record of this sort of thing I expect you will throw the book at him but if this was a one off, note it and explain proper behaviour to him but go easy because no way do I want an otherwise good cop to lose their job over a momentary lapse". I could hear him thinking, wow, that was easy and he was now very polite as we both hung up. No idea what happened to the angry cop, don't care, but totally coincidentally I did stop seeing or experiencing rude cops out and about, though this was years ago (my kid is 18 now) and I've seen a few since. To be fair too, had some good experiences with many since. There was one stationed where my then wife worked as well as many cops in and out of there (she worked at what you Americans call the Morgue) so if I visited her and sometimes had to wait to give her a lift, several would keep me company with a chat. Nice people, none having a bad day. Glad I didn't push it but then came lockdowns and my specific county's boys in blue did some major overreach, but that's another story and covered in both national and international press as egregious examples of same here.

[@Jugoslavija]

@@robertmunson1463 why would you ever want to taste a boot?

[@UnrealOcean]

Legend has it the cop is still lecturing him.

[@jamessmith4455]

He snitched him out so fast lmao

[@luci-fer250]

traitor .........he threw his own friend under the bus plus a cop cant tell you who to be friends with

[@Shorty_Lickens]

"You obviously have some pent up frustrations" Pot, meet kettle.

[@Carlos-ln1lx]

Lmao

[@didyasaysomethin2me]

Myth, meet tale works also.

[@jigglypuff3311]

@@didyasaysomethin2me I haven't heard of that one before. Is there an origin to it? Like how uh.. "shortylickens69" is referring to "pot calling the kettle black"

[@didyasaysomethin2me]

@@jigglypuff3311 At least 30 years ago now I heard this in a quip on the radio or read it somewhere or something about the myth calling upon the tale. It was so long ago that I can't remember which anymore. It stuck with me either way because even before that, before I ever heard it said anywhere, I used to say something similar.

[@jigglypuff3311]

@@didyasaysomethin2me thanks! I might just do some research on it, cause that's a neat rephrasing of things

[@Haylla2008]

"No I ain't protecting you." At least he's honest.

[@janeprescott7381]

Yes but no one likes to be disrespected. Its disrespect, if you disrespect the wrong person on the wrong day, u in a lotta trouble.

[@agesboy]

@@janeprescott7381 No, police officers still have to do their duty even if they loathe the individual. We're past the days where the police are gods above the law, able to fudge convictions or selectively enforce the law with impunity as they see fit. They are now accountable.

[@aharonaxelrod5943]

Lol

[@janeprescott7381]

@@agesboy not really, protect and serve can take on a whole new meaning up to and including disabling a dangerous individual even if they are not dangerous, if the cop thinks so it is so, look at bodies millet the Olympian who had a major power struggle with the authority there. No one wins if the authority does not like me I would rather leave and live to struggle another day than stay where the armed man wants me gone.

[@ericagarrison61]

@@janeprescott7381 "Including disabling a dangerous individual even if they are not dangerous" lol okay.

[@keithlau1261]

This type of cop is what happens when a cop was bullied their entire lives and the minute they at any sort of power over anybody else they abuse the hell out of it... This cop is absolutely disgusting and it's really sad how weak his ego actually is.

[@ceciland18]

This is pure violence. That kid is doing everything he can to not be killed or his friends. I hope I run into that cop one day. We’re gonna have fun.

[@RadioFlyer05]

Imagine having such a big ego that you lose your job over a petty insult.

[@se-kmg355]

"I´m offended"

[@prepperjonpnw6482]

Think about what his wife probably had to say when he got fired because a child said the f word at him lol

[@chillinwithdylan636]

Radioflyer05 *lose 😎✌

[@BB-1990]

Imagine not knowing the difference between lose, and loose.

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

Ego is the reason most of them join the PD.

[@RichTheNoun]

When a civilian does the same thing that he just did, they don't call it a "traffic stop", they call it road rage!

[@mediocrefloridaman]

Cops are sovereign citizens and give the impression that they can do what they want, when they want.

[@jackcassidy9403]

In Texas, road rage is non-existent mainly becaise EVERYONE carrys!

[@RichTheNoun]

@@jackcassidy9403 that's only because when it happens in Texas, it's reported as "roadside target practice"

[@MegaBanne]

@@RichTheNoun lol

[@CarlosRodriguez-yb7wz]

Unfortunately this kind of behavior is what gives police a bad name to the general public.

[@jarrodmelson7802]

There is a place for teaching kids a degree of respect and lessons without charge or action, but this wasn’t that circumstance.

[@redgringrumboldt8983]

Cop thought he was trying to teach this kid a lesson, but all he did was show everyone how much of a bully he is. He really tried to fight a kid.

[@edwardcollins7906]

I don't think he was trying to teach the kid a lesson. I think it was pure retaliation because his little ego was butt hurt. The cops reaction just further supported my opinion of him being a tyrannical narcissist. Sure glad that piece of shit got fired.

[@Cornish_Co]

The sad part is the officer had every opportunity to suck up his ego and actually educate the young men. He could have flipped the script and told them he thought they were yelling for help and was trying to help.

[@redgringrumboldt8983]

@@edwardcollins7906 He is stuck in his ways. That was how (in his brain) that twach this kid some tough love would set him straight. We all know that tough love doesn't really solve a damn thing, yet this guy thought challenging a teenager to a fight would teach him anything. If the kid took a swing at the officer, he would either shoot the kid or beat him up and then take him to jail for battery on a police officer.

[@Allinoffroad]

Why is the cop bad , kids these days need this there out of control and then when there confronted they melt and there parents get pissed and the cops are bad

[@cross6588]

@@Allinoffroad that cop is a bully and on a power trip and if I did have to call the police I hope one like him doesn’t show up. He has multiple incidents against him and was fired. He threatened minors with violence because he was on a power trip. Hopefully has ass didn’t get hired in another department.

[@dreadpiratedan]

i was hoping that when the cop asked him why he shouted "fuck the police", he'd say "look at what you're literally doing right now"

[@Ananamitron]

He's a kid, which is why this officer felt like he could get away with it.

[@MrBeevee5]

Well, he was a teenager.

[@bennagem2965]

@@MrBeevee5 Same shiz.

[@jimmiedmc1]

That's a thought he prob had afterwards

[@mattjack3983]

Hes a kid, he was scared as hell. That cop is a jerk. He wouldn't do that with a grown man his size, who might actually f**k him up. Im glad that they fired this officer.

[@user-tc2ud9fz3w]

Well done.

[@leekellettjr441]

That offices is crazy.

[@TheCowboyMartyr]

“One mans vulgarity is another mans lyric” is such a baller line

[@bushkies]

this is straight facts

[@booradley9640]

yea I really liked that one

[@diablorises]

I just got to that part and i laughed aloud to it. That man was ahead of his time.

[@dotslashsatan]

Fuck da police! I was just singing NWA cop

[@vedlkin111]

People back in the day were stright poets like all the time. Its crazy. Language can be pretty damn beautiful

[@secretname6138]

"Why ever would a young man say F* the police?!" "I better terrorize this guy into pants-shitting terror using my authority to learn about the reason he doesn't like us!"

[@hatchetog7391]

this made me ded

[@kingkiller_1001]

That's fixes everything lol

[@RovingTroll]

"I'm just tryin to teach these boys a lessin about respeccin police officers. Affer all, complete submission and obedience are all we ask for our PROTECTION."

[@josiyaharchuleta4758]

This is so true

[@TeeDeeDubya]

Hysterical! Some cops are good, some are assholes. You can always count on the fat former jocks to be assholes. Heavy badge.

[@user-qq4ej4el7d]

sue this department

[@RDA8191]

Absolutely. Completely illegal detention

[@IamSweetViolet]

Those young men had so many rights violated; I lost count.

[@jimmagnus1200]

The officer was fired because of the video. This guy has been acting this way for many, many years and it has been tolerated.

[@reiddutchess9955]

Yeah, it’s insanely unsettling when you realize this dude normally operates like this and he was only finally held accountable. No doubt this was a daily interaction for this trash officer.