Orlando Attorney Refuses Police Request to Search Car

"No" means "no." Right?
Nope.
Did you know there's a caveat?
"Unless you really want to search some guy's car. In which case, ask them again while acting as though they had consented the first time they told you "No.""
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[@joequezada1279]

Really, this video sucks

[@cheech41]

The lawyer should know better

[@kulter20]

@@Paula-gh5ij Or perhaps you do. Both are equally good and show different kind of things. Things we should thank them for, putting all the hard work into publishing this.

[@Paula-gh5ij]

RSJ I used to love this channel as well, but this guy’s obsession with Jeremy Dewitte has left a bitter taste in my mouth! Nothing personal against the KZbinr of this channel! Just sick of Jeremy Dewitte!! 🤢🤮

[@6181green]

@@Paula-gh5ij lol l personally can't get enough of the dewitt train wreck I'm also looking forward to a lengthy jail sentance for that idiot

[@chillaxing-_-1312]

He literally gets himself pulled over on purpose.

[@congoose100]

"Hey your license plate is partially obstructed, cool if I search your car?"

[@asherwebb3035]

😂😂😂

[@2dronetek2]

They thought they had someone else..

[@sldrmedik]

Remember he called him, “Brother,” too lol

[@phillyskidog1]

Based on the reasons he pulled dude over, what probable cause would this dumb fucking cop have to search his car?

[@edwardmiessner6502]

And he said it a mile a minute too, easy for his marks to get confused and inadvertently grant permission

[@wooferdoggie]

I have absolutely no suspicion but I'm still going to ask to search your car. For a lawyer, he certainly answered more questions than I would ever consider.

[@krane15]

The committed the cardinal sin any good lawyer tells he clients never to do. He talked way too much. Proof even the professional can get tripped up.

[@antoinemilien6864]

There is no good rule to this. He gave the appropriate answers, but not answering questions can often get you in more trouble than answering basic questions and refusing a comment on others. Police tend to be more suspicious and aggressive on individuals who remains completely silent. @@krane15

[@The_Gallowglass]

Yeah, but he didn't give up enough info. He kept it courteous. @@krane15

[@theatomic430]

@@krane15 He's an environmental lawyer and studies the effect of industrialization on coastal wetlands.

[@Milesco]

@@theatomic430 Yeah, I can tell he's not a criminal defense lawyer. More likely just a regular corporate office type. In fairness to him, though, it's scary and intimidating when two cops with guns and badges and bright flashing lights and an aggressive "take charge" attitude come up to you and start asking you questions, and you're on your own and there's no one on your side to give you any moral support.

[@jeffstromberg7880]

The first day in my first class in law school my criminal law professor (an ex federal prosecutor) told us never to consent to a search of your vehicle. There really is no upside.

[@krane15]

You're helping the cops search for a reason to arrest you. Sometime they can find things your family or friends may have left behind. Even a service attendant or the guy at the car wash. One grandma was arrested and jailed because her grand child had put cotton candy under the seat that had dried and tested positive for cocaine using the field test kit. She spent 4 months in jail before the lab finally got around to testing it and confirmed it was just cotton candy.

[@mamadoufarissou7312]

​@@krane15good story bro

[@KevinP32270]

@@krane15 WOOOW!!

[@FrankNStein-pf9rr]

jeffstromberg7880 What kind of school do Law enFORCEment Officials attend & learn how 2 Protect & Serve? WHO R they protecting & serving is a better question?

[@KevinP32270]

@@FrankNStein-pf9rr police legal mandate IS NOT to serve and protect. it is to investigate crimes and make arrests. FULL STOP.

[@mwhite6522]

When a cop uses that line "we just want to make sure you don't have anything illegal in the car," you have NOTHING to prove to them unless you've been charged with a crime. Never, never, NEVER consent to police searches.

[@timtim8468]

But you get some good feeling, knowing there's nothing.

[@dubongros3108]

Or as a lawyer once said... The police are not your friends

[@JWeyandt]

You will be shocked what cops magically find under your seat.

[@Mugwump7]

Won’t they just call in a k9 and it will “alert” no matter what happens? I think that’s a racket…what do we know about this hound and his skills? “He alerted, exit the vehicle”.

[@mwhite6522]

@@Mugwump7 They can't call in K9 if you don't consent to being searched to begin with.

[@RealCptHammonds]

Calling you "brother" doesn't mean they are your friend.

[@andrewt.5567]

Right. It is just tactic used to try to put people at ease.

[@PoeticJustice05]

@@andrewt.5567 doesn't work.

[@michaelreece458]

What's with all this brother nonsense?...... inbreeding everywhere apparently.

[@jonstone9741]

That's the way a psychopath cop talks. He acts like he's your buddy -- just another cool guy -- until he finds an excuse to beat the crap out of you and take you to jail.

[@butchs2337]

remember cops can lie you can not lie to them, kinda funny how that works

[@tylerw1418]

“You mind if I throw all your rights out the window and violate you for no reason?..... oh you do?”

[@jewpsyaltprager4947]

"... Then I'll need you to step out of the vehicle for both mine and your safety, please..."

[@fuzyfuzfuz2]

Why do we allow cops to do sh** like this?!?!?!

[@guitarsandcars2586]

​@@fuzyfuzfuz2 Well, because they are authority and usually if they ask you to do something you kind of have to do it. In this case he didn't have to consent to a search because the officer had no probable cause, but if the officer asked him to step out of the vehicle at any time, by law he has to do it. Refusing an officer's command will just hit you with resisting, and that gives you a criminal record, which makes it tough to get jobs and other stuff rightfully so.

[@bigdre7120]

This is known as a pretext stop. They are phishing for something and trying to find something else. They are running his tags and license. He does have to ID, but does not and should not consent to a search!!! Please know your rights, brothers and sisters!!!

[@timtho305]

Period and other ppl even with nothing in the car all nervous ughh yes officer u can search my car. Ughh NO bye I have Netflix to go watch 😂

[@FrankNStein-pf9rr]

bigdre7120, Re: >"Please know your rights, brothers and sisters!!!" Sometimes knowing your rights and exercising them ends up with the exerciser being DEAD RIGHT! Capisce? AND Here is something else to consider. Rights NEVER REQUIRED A Government issued LICENSE to have that right. It was God GRANTED and SECURED by the Constitutions BOTH State & Federal. Ain't that way no mo. 95% of ALL comprising Government HATE the word Constitution. I have 15 years of frontline boots on the ground eye to eye contact experience with ALL of the TREACHEROUS SELF MADE REPROBATE BA$TARDS! Legislative, executive & judicial. < They R all of the SAME MINDSET!

[@iveliserojas612]

Ok only time u don’t car search because u have something me I say yes ppl who don’t they hiding something not me I say go ahead so u all must have something to hide 😂

[@samuelhong4272]

@@iveliserojas612the question isn’t whether or not you have something to hide the question is whether or not police have the legal authority to conduct a search without consent or proper reason. They don’t.

[@joeharris3878]

Fishing.

[@454s_s9]

He really tried to trick him into a search, I really want to know how far they would have went if he didn't say he was a lawyer

[@sebastianeisenberg3826]

They would have abused another person's rights if he hadn't said he was a lawyer but because he knew the law they came unstuck

[@shadowbeast2276]

I'm actually surprised he didn't fabricate a reason

[@kajuskup375]

Oh they would’ve brought in the dog, who would’ve “signaled” that there’s something in the car when cops like these probably have dogs who signal on command anyways

[@shadowbeast2276]

@@kajuskup375 the dogs give false hits more often than not. Average of about 50%-80% of the time it's false alerts. I'm sure there are ways the dogs can "ALERT" on command. Or the handler just says the dog did.

[@kajuskup375]

@@shadowbeast2276 Scary how they can search you wherever they want and abuse the power, i was stopped once and held up for an hour while the pig was trying to find anything to put me in and then gave me a warning cuz he really had nothing to stop me for anyways

[@Bankable2790]

I like how the cop just repeats the same question, “And so of course you wouldn’t mind, JUST to confirm what you are saying is true.. if we search the vehicle?” I’ve been in sales all my life. That’s a highly crafted phrase meant to gain compliance and affirmation. The “of course”, and the “just” are minimizing phrases (it’s not a big deal), the “you wouldn’t mind” is a confusingly negatively oriented phrase (the citizen must either say “Yes, I mind”, and in order to say “No, I disagree”), and the entire structure, pacing, and overall delivery of the phrase is intended to receive a “Yes”. Edited for clarity

[@NegativeSpacePhoto]

Which is why when responding, the best answer is to disregard the entire question and just Uber-repeat “I don’t consent to searches.”

[@Bankable2790]

@@NegativeSpacePhoto exactly.

[@rama4913]

It's sickening behavior. This is not serving the people, it's the opposite.

[@kifley19]

That's dirty. Probably gets a lot of people with that bullshit especially if people are uncomfortable and nervous.

[@ElonMuckX]

"Sell me this pen......."

[@mxachary]

It infuriates me that they say “brother” so casually as though they want to be your friend

[@gcmc2gcmc279]

Yeah, familiar, inappropriate annoying. Does nothing to help their reputation.

[@mushylog]

​@@gcmc2gcmc279 True ! especially when the driver clearly indicates it's not a "familliar" conversation: continuing in that casual behaviour can certainly paint a bat portrait on the cop, people could think he's being cocky, smart-ass but despite the obvious push to have consent to search the car, cop did well in my opinion

[@gcmc2gcmc279]

@@mushylog yes, agree - I actually posted your reply and my response in an open comment because I'm interested to know what people think of the points we discussed. I'm sure most people find this sort of intrusive behaviour annoying.

[@eddiearndt1949]

Yeah really. Good point.

[@caseyc4516]

Kinda cheesy yeah but if he was shit talking him same people be bitching..everyone got a job to do..

[@degill76]

I love how so many cops try to search everyone's car without cause.

[@jacknguyen5677]

Tell them no!

[@DmitryZajarchenko]

love? most likely hate, never trust those pigs,

[@woodyhayes7402]

Just because you refuse a search does not mean you're concealing something. Sometimes you wanna go on your way and have a time-frame.

[@asynchronicity]

And sometimes you are just standing up for your rights under the US Constitution.

[@acegikm]

Ok but if they get mad that they can't search, they might decide to give you a ticket for what they pulled you over for instead of a warning. They shouldn't even be allowed to ask unless they back it up with an honest suspicion, because asking can feel like an order to a lot of ppl.

[@woodyhayes7402]

@@acegikm - just take it to court if you feel citations are not merited and say yes or no on search at your discretion

[@julianpichardo5045]

“Can I search your car” “No”

[@gabrieljimenez1017]

Simple ,

[@michaeljohnsonbaugh7962]

They never say it that way, they intentionally ask, "do you mind?"

[@hippsomhapp]

@J K *breaker breaker charlie, this driver is refusing a search. He is highly suspicious for doing so. Requesting permission to RPG this car.*

[@ColdF1RE259]

@@hippsomhapp LIGHT IT UP!!!!!

[@Pyro4100]

You absolutely can say no it doesn't give them any probable cause by you saying no and any good officer will comply with that

[@kenthurt6114]

This guy is a poster child for the reason people hate cops. Taillights out can I search your car?

[@MyGoogleYoutube]

They are just doing their job enforcing laws. Who isn't doing their job are US citizens who consent to searches. People have laid down their lives for that right. Don't let it go to waste.

[@kenthurt6114]

On_The Road violating my constitutional rights is not there job. I should never be put in this position to start with.

[@MyGoogleYoutube]

@@kenthurt6114 The officer wasn't allowed to search the car. So, he asked if it is ok to do so. It's up to the citizen if they want to waive their constitutional right or not. No rights were violated here. Had the officer said I will search your car now....then a right would have been violated.

[@kenthurt6114]

On_The Road You don’t get it the fact that the cop was fishing to search cars is the problem.

[@MyGoogleYoutube]

@@kenthurt6114 All more of the reason to know your rights. So, when they fish you're ready. The police are allowed to lie to you. Might not be right but it is what it is. We as a society are conditioned to talk to police and waive our rights. Just look at any police drama. And of course don't drive around with defective equipment.

[@donmcc6573]

The brave heroes with badges, putting their lives on the line and keeping us safe from license plate borders.....

[@MiJaHa]

The brave heroes murdering old men in their sleep.

[@PeterJames143]

Old men who explicitly threaten the president and multiple federal officials while stockpiling sniper rifles and tactical equipment and who then attack law enforcement with a 357 magnum when they come to investigate their explicit threats, you mean? Because I'm in favor of law enforcement's use of deadly force against the dirty bastard troublemaker Craig Deeleuw Robertson@@MiJaHa

[@walkaboutgla]

you on drugs. american filth runnig the streets armed an in gangs. answer me this. tell me one time your joke of cops helped you in anyway.

[@roblewis570]

those two clown cops were up to no good

[@scottguthrie8074]

LMAO!!

[@scottcorcoran139]

I think the fact that he was a lawyer definitely made a difference, your average citizen would have had a much worse interaction

[@SarcasmEnjoyer]

The way he phrased that is so dishonest, “so you don’t mind if I search your vehicle when I’m done to confirm what your saying is true,” then the guy says no and he repeats the same question.

[@mortazevi3759]

psychological trick question

[@jamaaljackson4488]

There’s a big court case on this. Police officer asked in a way where they said yes to his question, but not to the search. To get over that, you should just say, I do not consent to any searches.

[@rodneygreenway982]

I thought the same thing. Almost like he was trying to word it like a trick question

[@pkarandi]

@John C Yeah, I'd like to think I wouldn't fall for it, but hard to say what I would actually do in the moment, with the f'n spotlights and bright flashers bouncing off my mirrors into my face. What a prick that cop is for trying to slip that in there, especially considering he pulled him over for license plate frame and light violations.

[@thedigitalpeople]

yup. no matter how they ask, it's not wise to answer yes or know. Instead answer firmly. Driver: I do not consent to any search.

[@davidschulman7988]

It really bothers me that the police waste their time on stops like this when so many reported crimes go un-investigated.

[@adamjl204]

As much as I hate getting pulled over for petty things like tag light, crack in the windshield, air freshener on the rearview mirror, etc.. the reason they do it is to check and see if there's anything more serious. Stops like that often lead to the apprehension of criminals with warrants. This officer ran the drivers information and it all came back clean which is obviously why they didn't bother with a narcotics dog and they let him off with a warning. That interaction went perfectly in my opinion. They were respectful to each other and nothing escalated

[@davecfishing7907]

me too, youd think pigs would want to be pro-active and ambush criminals instead of stopping easy targets and drinking coffee at 711 in between call

[@Will-yi5jx]

@@adamjl204 you basically gave a great reason why they shouldn't be allowed to pull you over for such minor things, they shouldn't have the ability to use excuses to fish for more. Another great reason to bring these morons back to earth and reality

[@plus-sizealbert2268]

Serial killers have been caught on simple traffic stops

[@johncasamassa462]

@@plus-sizealbert2268 Serial killers might be caught by random house searches. Let's do that. They can start with your house. They can plant drugs and put you away for 10 years like that cop in Florida. Idiot!

[@robertbickford4149]

Instantly, upon hearing he is a lawyer, he gives him a warning. See how civil things can be when you meet someone who knows, and practices in the field of justice under the Constitution.

[@nixonbd53]

Why would they even feel it’s ok to ask to search his car for a traffic infraction?!?!

[@bruceperry2092]

It never was a traffic stop!!! They have every intention of screwing that dude over. Traffic cops not even stopping people for license plate light and frames. Only cops that don’t enforce traffic violations, but come to work to screw people over make those kind of stops

[@mikescarborough9196]

This is why criminal lawyers tell you to not say anything after you have been asked to give consent except, "I do not consent to the search of my car."

[@johnkreese4706]

Better call Saul is your criminal lawyer...the best

[@raymondkisner9240]

Very correct. The exact words to say when they want to search your car

[@vision821k4]

@@raymondkisner9240 I agree. They often use confusing compound questions like, you don't have drugs in your car? so you don't mind if I search it then? It's like do you say yes or no to that? Neither. Say, I do not consent to searches. And always remember, anything you say CAN and WILL be used against you, but meanwhile you can't even call on what THEY said to YOU because it would be dismissed in court as hearsay. You are very aware, this was just to add on to why your words were so important for others. Speaking to police can only hurt you it can NEVER help you.

[@BeeBeeRacing]

He shouldn’t have said anything at all

[@lscales6131]

@@vision821k4 correct I have a buddy who’s a local cop and one who was a state trooper both told me those things. Just be nice. No thank you is all it takes.

[@76esashby]

I like how they blurr his plates but the officer clearly gives us all the information verbally. 😂

[@Stratisfied22]

They never want to face the real criminals. You know the actual dangerous ones...

[@HoustonTom]

Never give consent. If they still perform the search, your lawyer can fight it. Give consent and your lawyer has fewer options.

[@red2977]

Notice how quickly he talks trying to get permission to search the car. Seemed like a BS stop to begin with and then they want to search the guy's car without any sort of basis?

[@doratheexploder6500]

Dude sounded loopy to me

[@doratheexploder6500]

@Chris James yeah lol i was extremely nervous the first time I was pulled over

[@HUBABUBA-il8fn]

Three visible violations which then uncovered a Fourth. How is that a BS Stop. ??

[@terrygagnon7483]

Modern Thuggery and Trickery at its finest and at the expensive of TaxPayers. They wonder why people want to defund them...ultimately this was unbecoming of policy enforcement and it clearly and convincingly was a fishing attempt to just look for contraband without any real basis. If this gentlemen didn’t state he was a bar holder this likely would have ended differently.

[@jamesonjunky]

Police are evil

[@bethm5791]

“Hey your plate is hard to read... so uhh can I search your car?”

[@jakeowens1253]

@BethM: right?! 😂😂😂 such a strange transition to wanting to search

[@TomHigginsWx]

@J R Where’s your pic, JR? Let’s see what you look like and judge.

[@bobbymoore9224]

Cops like that pretend your their buddy so they can violate your rights The cop was a #1 A-hole in reality.

[@bethm5791]

@@bobbymoore9224 preach. And it was such a strange transition. Like... can’t read your plate well so I better search your car. What even? Did he think that was a smooth transition? It sucked.

[@bethm5791]

@@TomHigginsWx thanks for the backup. JR is likely a cop or the cop in this video 😂😂

[@Combat_Pyro]

For an attorney he sure answered a lot more questions than I would have. I get being polite to avoid unnecessarily pissing off the cop, but seriously, what does sharing my destination do to help my situation. And why would he ask you to roll the passenger window down other than to argu a crosswind carried the smell of alcohol or weed, just to try to gain access to search the vehicle. “No thank you officer, I’ll leave my window up.”

[@Backwoods_870]

They're some dirty bastards...that's why they ask you to put out your cigarette if your smoking...inorder for them to sick their big long noses into your vehicle to smell for anything.

[@jenniferringer8631]

Is that why he asked for it to be rolled down sneaky mofo

[@aspenhill1479]

Ditto.

[@beachbumpower7018]

I was questioning the passenger window too!

[@cachorrodetiger]

You can only do that if you are Caucasian really ..

[@congoparrot]

as a lawyer he should know the only answer he should say is "i dont answer questions"

[@Jameswilllee]

Never, ever consent to a search. Remember the story of Daniel Rushing who consented to a search of his vehicle and police mistook Krispy Kreme donut glaze for meth and sent the guy to jail.

[@samuelnascimento5267]

And the other cop in Florida that placed drugs in the car of more than 100 innocent drivers, ruining their lives.

[@danpinho]

Easy said than done. If it was a Afro American driver the cop would just say: “I smell marijuana coming from inside your vehicle”.

[@kevincallaghan5519]

@@danpinho you still never consent let them bring the k9

[@universityoflogistics]

@@danpinho Afro American what a joke you mean black American

[@danpinho]

@@universityoflogistics I don’t name people’s ethnicity based on skin color, they’re all the same to me. As far as science goes, they were initially from Africa, as it goes to people that originated on Asia and so on… I just used a scientific naming method here. Check you social values pal, people don’t have COLOR

[@kazama195]

"You have a frame around your plate so I need to search your car" So much for de-escalation

[@travelinparadiseshorts9639]

It takes two words and the cops will run. "Internal affairs" Try it sometime you won't be disappointed.

[@Zohqu]

@@travelinparadiseshorts9639 what does that mean

[@travelinparadiseshorts9639]

@Jacob Strom It has worked twice.

[@terrellgibson3984]

There is never deescalation

[@devinw5150]

You wouldn’t believe how many times cops have busted dealers with a huge stash of meth and coke in their car all because of a minor traffic infraction like a tail light out or tag lights shining into following traffic. This cop did nothing wrong. He was just doing his job. They are supposed to be suspicious of everybody. That’s how they catch the dealers who sell their poison in your community. You should appreciate that.

[@gahzicoh1622]

He sure answers a lot of questions for a lawyer.

[@wrisq]

he isnt a bright one

[@joelspringman523]

It's easier to do this petty crap than to do actual police work, which is SCARY! 😭

[@normbograham]

Real criminals dont pay fines.

[@benmott8768]

They had absolutely zero probable cause to search his vehicle I would've said no too

[@MrChaiguy]

They only time they ask permission is when they need permission to make it admissible, so why give permission?

[@HUBABUBA-il8fn]

If they have Probable Cause they don't need consent.

[@alexandercrush]

Hard life with dandruff. Cops assume you have cocaine in the car 😒

[@weedsmoke86]

I would've said no too but that's when a lot of asshole cops would immediately call for the drug dog

[@alexandercrush]

borndead4420 Better to get the drug dog. Because it’s easier to argue in court that it was an illegal search vs you giving consent. And you never really know what’s in your car to risk it. Maybe your mechanic, friend, the valet driver or anyone could have accidentally dropped something in your car.

[@Highlandsman]

Cop: Where you headed? Driver: To your mothers house.

[@dolfyrantsparodies608]

Underrated

[@anoktokbatosai8113]

And also would of said... “ to make you a little brother asshole” 😆

[@richh1576]

Officer: is there a local statute that requires me to answer your unlawful question?

[@ricomajestic]

Cop: Thats your problem!

[@rayh592]

@Richard_Head why? No question asked by an officer is marbles. V they are trained to ask questions to trick you into giving up information they can use to extort you and perhaps take away your freedom. Where are you going, where did you come from, etc are not harmless.

[@redspice3230]

Any lawyer knows that you never consent to a search of the vehicle. It gives you more to be able to fight with in court.

[@steveheeres2418]

if those things around a plate are illegal, why can they be sold??

[@DarkCrystal1960]

Exactly! When "they" started discussing implementing seatbelt law for safety......thought to self 'are "they" going to ban motorcycles, no way to put belts on motorcycle....this is blatant extortion from the people!' Those who think they rule over us are clearly not showing any signs of intelligence & have narcissistic personality disorder with sociopath/psychopath tendencies is the reason I looked to the sky for intelligence!!! Search: UFO stops missle ✌❤🌍

[@TrippinBusa]

Because laws for money.

[@23evulp8]

Like 50% of all cars have those that’s ridiculous that cop pulled him for that.

[@leoleyva4719]

because they arent illegal

[@steveheeres2418]

@@leoleyva4719 then this was a illegal stop, he should sue

[@jetroar17]

The way he worded his request to search the car was sneaky.

[@dennishabecker6639]

Never trust them. Especially since they are allowed to lie

[@learninglady5034]

And he asked 2xs just in case

[@jonwop]

Give that guy a tackle box so he can actually fish.

[@hughalton6512]

They gave him all the tackle during training.

[@gapeach51170]

If he is an attorney , why did he answer any questions? He should know better.

[@deemcc7784]

I do not consent! This lawyer needs to learn his constitutional rights!

[@StumpfsCurse]

This is why an increasing amount of people distrust the police.

[@jy4356]

He got a warning and the cop asked twice. Big deal.

[@charleswilson7371]

Fire bad cops, period.

[@paradiso4562]

@@jy4356 Yeah BIG FUCKING DEAL armed government officials "ask" to search for no reason. The only reason they didn't force a search is because he's a lawyer.

[@thedudeabides2531]

@@paradiso4562 Baloney. They didn't search because it's the law. It would be stupid of that cop to search without reason & without consent regardless of whether he was a lawyer or not since they've got this all on body cam. You're just biased because you're an obvious cop hater.

[@SkyThoughtss]

@@thedudeabides2531 No? They can just get a k-9 and have it "alert" what ever that means. Then they search all they want, no hating just facts.

[@massarms4583]

I love the "If you don't have anything to hide" people. That is not how it works, but nice try.🤣

[@andrew_koala2974]

Everyone has 'something' to hide. That is just plain fact. Even the simplest thing such as hiding their currency inside of a wallet so no one can see it. Perhaps if the Police have nothing to hide, they will reveal their email address and password as a starter.

[@rationalmale7293]

That's not how ANY of this works!

[@brendasykes6931]

Right

[@GabeTC99]

I don't have much to hide but I'm not going to be consenting to a baseless search if theres no reasoning behind it, I will gladly take it to court.

[@shadowgarr7649]

@@GabeTC99 don't rely upon reasoning from cops. Always say no.

[@grantt6573]

I had a cop pull me up here in New Zealand a few years ago about 10pm. walked up to my open window and said there are only three reasons you would be out this late at night , your either going to a party, coming from a party or going home from work. made me speak into the breathalyzer and when It came back negative said have a good evening and walked back tihis car. I thought wtf. He basically wanted to know where id been and was going.

[@aecirohawke2796]

The wording to try and trick people into consenting to a random search is amazing, do people fall for that? I bet they do sometimes.

[@angrydragon4574]

Plenty of people do. If these techniques didn't work they wouldn't employ them.

[@scottulrich2725]

This was a big deal two years ago when I lived in Florida, the license plate frame thing. Everyone who fought it in court won. Police depts. were warned it would invalidate the rest of the stop.

[@MichaelGallagher97]

Surley the state should then reviese their requrements regaurding license plates then. Rather than just telling police "yeah it's illegal but ignore it"

[@terrystop5307]

Interesting. Do you have a source?

[@LMBC6Brian]

Having your county on the tag is optionally anyway. If you dont want it, you get a tag that says sunshine state.

[@barbrn]

Several years ago I had just gone through a Florida Turnpike toll gate when I was almost immediately pulled over by a Trooper. He played the license plate frame game. Didn't ask to search my car so I'm not sure why he stopped me.

[@jeremiahstecklein674]

You can not get pulled over for just that reason. Having a license plate cover is not probable cause to pull someone over. However, if the officer can articulate that the reason for the stop was something other like not using a turn signal, speeding, or illegal turn, then yes you may get a ticket and yes he can write you a ticket for an obscured license plate. Most courts will dismiss this ticket and tell you to get rid of the frame. If you are concerned about getting pulled over, download the vehicle code regulations in your state.

[@moniquemccoy2302]

He didn't do anything further because the man is an attorney and he would get his ass handed to him. The cop was a straight arrogant jerk.

[@motodork]

I’m not an attorney and I refused a search one evening after getting pulled over. This is every american’s right. It’s the fourth amendment.

[@rectile9484]

cop didnt do or say anything wrong. might just be procedure, even if not.. its better hes trying to find the wrong going on than not doing anything. ill take this cop(doing his job) versus dead beat cops who we pay taxes to do NOTHING, or a homicidal cop.

[@moniquemccoy2302]

@@rectile9484 😒

[@motodork]

Monique McCoy it’s ok. He’s just a fascist.

[@motodork]

rectile he’s not doing his job by wanting to search his vehicle. This man was pulled over for a license plate surround. How much more evidence would the cop find of an illegal license plate surround by searching the vehicle? (None!) He had ZERO reasonable suspicion for there to be a weapon in the car. This is government overreach and the citizen was well within his rights to not consent to a search.

[@West996]

As soon as he found out it was a lawyer this turned into a verbal warning. Anyone else would have had 3 tickets.

[@BlowmeRoger]

What gets me is how they act like its so strange, really, you dont want to hang out and have cops search your car!?...thats weird....who wouldnt figure a cop search into their day?? I mean ffs.....

[@B.P._]

Yep. They take offense to it when you don’t allow them to. Funny thing is they have to ask you, and you have to let them. Then when you exercise your right to say no, they get mad. Edit: I’m just rambling at this point but I guess my point is, they get mad that you have rights. I see it no other way.

[@tuggerjb]

He played the lawyer card too soon. Curious to see how this would have turned out if he just denied the request to search his car

[@nicolasrios1231]

That might be a good idea if you are looking to "expose" police officers, but not if you are looking to be on your way soon.

[@rigel2112]

Probably K9 sniff and then they rip the car apart looking for anything.

[@mikefuston4494]

@@rigel2112 being a lawyer he knows how to sue the chit out of them

[@marco19723]

The cop didn't want to continue screwing with the lawyer, because the lawyer knows all the laws and the cop knows shit. End of the story.

[@Pixx4you]

"... played the lawyer card too soon." Yep.

[@KentlandVFD33]

LET ME SEARCH YOUR CAR SERGEANT

[@cygnustsp]

Lol

[@SpontaneityJD]

lmfaoo i miss him

[@GenAfterNextTactics]

That cop figured it out real quick

[@xCaPz]

Spontaneity who?

[@markgriz]

He needs his own Netflix series

[@superdave2316]

I was pulled over on my way north from Florida. They asked me the usual jokey questions like "do you have a bazooka or any other weapon", I said no and they asked to look. I said no and they revealed the real reason for the stop. Said they wanted to do a drug search. I said no and they made me wait while they brought a dog. I wasn't "under arrest" but I wasn't free to leave, which makes no sense to me. They then proceeded to let the dog into my car where it promptly scratched the shit out of my leather seats. The dog didn't alert so I was then free to go with damaged upholstery. My crime was being in my late 20s with a nice Porsche.

[@keysersoze5920]

Never a “please” or “thank you” from this cop.

[@mohammadsuliman9651]

"we blurred the driver's license plate" 4:10 Officer: Florida tag, CAHQ15 lol

[@jimk5145]

Same thought here. Expected to hear the dispatcher read the address back.

[@franco7928]

Well spotted 👌

[@donwalker8508]

We live in a world of Galaxy brains and what people should find disturbing is that there in positions of power.

[@adamzangara]

I came here about to comment that same thing. Their hearts were in right place...

[@brianjackson3031]

Couldn’t the attorney sue for this

[@andrewf7781]

The title should just read “Citizen exercises rights”

[@StromBugSlayer]

More like "citizen forced to defend rights."

[@deadpresidents2222]

@@StromBugSlayer yep, that makes more sense.

[@patriotskingnation8084]

@Daniel Brockman no people now and days use the title lawyer for views

[@hanibrar2067]

@Andrew..... they dont give a fck about citizen exercising rights....they let it go coz he was an Attorney and that could have back fired at the police but if it was anybody else then they were going to search the car no mater what

[@jaymorgan.]

The attorney acting dumb is a smart move. Always best for anyone to play dumb while being firm on exercising their rights to refuse warrantless searches.

[@jefflocke8042]

Wow boys that was some of the best protecting servicing I’ve ever seen in my life meanwhile 911 calls going unanswered while you’re pulling your pods

[@KTPurdy]

Dude knew what he was doing. Notice how he kept his hands on the wheel.

[@On2wls]

"No searching, no more questions. Write the ticket and I'll be on my way."

[@butchs2337]

that is your rights, but they did not give him a ticket, they gave him a warning to get the repairs done

[@terrycoontz]

That’s what I say, not answering any questions.

[@billyjack3580]

If I’m getting a warning, I’ll take the lecture, but if I’m getting a ticket, keep it short and sweet.

[@ThisRealTalkTV]

"so after i'm done, if i ask to search the vehicle to verify what you said is true, you don't mind?" the framing of that question is so deceptive. a reasonably nervous person might accidentally answer "no" to that question, just based on how it was framed. the citizen hears "search the vehicle" and their immediate response is "no", but in this case, answering "no" to his question would actually equate to "yes, you may search my vehicle". it's a very dirty game

[@wes788411]

So if he would have said no, he wouldn’t be able to get out of a search?

[@christiansutton4369]

@@wes788411 If he would've answered 'no' to that question, he is effectively saying 'no, I don't mind [you searching my car]', which can be interpreted as consent. Again, if you are nervous you might accidentally answer "no" to the question without understanding the exact wording. Think of how you'd answer these yes/no questions versus what you meant by the answer: "Do you mind?" vs. "Can I?"

[@buttymcbuttsworth]

"do not search my vehicle" easy peasy clarificationneasy

[@jeremiahstecklein674]

No, that question is pretty straight forward.

[@ZealotsACH]

C. A. You are 100% correct. Consent to search can be revoked at anytime. If the officers have not found anything for a probable cause search at that point, they must immediately stop the search or they are violating your 4th amendment rights.

[@DL-mi2hc]

can I just search your car real quick? um ... just because? 🤣

[@UrokGrimwolf]

Worst lawyer ever. Don't answer questions

[@georgspence4999]

He's an attorney? He should know better than to answer so many questions. Another example of why nobody trusts the police "Your tail light is incorrect so can I search your car"?

[@brianMcGranahan0311]

That’s why anyone who represents themselves has a fool for an attorney. When it’s your ass on the line your emotions will trip you up. Every, single, time. Lawyers are just like cops in their professional arrogance. They believe that nobody can do what they do except them and their elite friends, so how dare anyone challenge them. A good lawyer would have never let on that he was knowledgeable of the law. Let the cop lie and trip himself up so you have something in court. Get the cop on the stand and he will ultimately step on his dick.

[@georgspence4999]

Les Ganton You Tube is full of people cooperating themselves right into jail. But it’s his choice.

[@gwaeron8630]

so if you exercise your rights you get fined (or worse). Give up your rights, have them pull you out of the car and frisked, then they search your car. Bad cops can then take this opportunity to plant drugs etc. sounds like a no win for a citizen in the land of the free.

[@mattl999]

@Dan Thomas cooperating and being polite is not the same as "licking boots". Stop looking for reasons to call people out to fit your agenda.

[@Security98]

@@thumbwiz its called investigatory stops, police make a large amount of stops for various traffic offenses which there are hundreds of them. Then they see if anything is suspicious or if there is any evidence of further activity. Your ignorant notion that police plant things on a regular basis, is quite delusional. These types of stops also provide a deterant for various other crimes. At least he is being proactive and not reactive in trying to make the area more safe.

[@Doc_Hawk]

I'm more impressed when I see a department is still using a Crown Vic

[@EcoBoostd]

They’re like a cockroach in all honesty.

[@porkchop3832]

@@EcoBoostd cause theyre hard to kill?

[@RaceOplasmaz]

chain driven timing belt doesn't let them down

[@ZealotsACH]

It’s the preferred vehicle for sure.

[@abacusmaxx1804]

POLICE BRUTALITY, POLICE BRUTALITY!

[@kyle381000]

If cops had to confirm everything they said, a traffic stop would take 12 hours.

[@ambersbuzz]

Never hire this guy as your attorney, first rule, don’t answer questions. Epic fail.

[@andjuju6476]

As soon as he said `I`m a lawyer` the dirty cop stopped fishing.

[@nedisaverage]

Bruh how is he dirty 😂

[@SouthernIdaho]

"professional courtesy"

[@Nclght]

@@nedisaverage the way he phrased his request to search combined with the legal yet bullshit stop makes that pig a dirty one . That's not unusual because police departments are replete with dirty pigs.

[@zturn4295]

Lol what are you talking about, he asked to search the car for a second time literally 10 seconds after he says “I’m a lawyer”

[@KingPossum]

@@danielbranton1504 and had the cop not tried to get to search the vehicle there would be no issue with this video. all the pig is doing is fishing for anything. he should have pulled the guy over asked for driver's license, insurance and then wrote a ticket or gave a warning, everything else was pure bullshit.

[@iamnotwhatyouthinkiam]

I’m a cop and the nonchalant way he asked if he can search was worded very deceptively. I’m always straight up. This guy tried being sleazy wording it very uniquely

[@katrummel8045]

So, with you being a cop😒 We have the right NOT to hand over our license, insurance, registration We can show it to you by placing it on the window for your eyes to see, but not touch 4th Amendment Right Or do you guys yank the person out of their car for doing that?🤨

[@iamnotwhatyouthinkiam]

Kat Rummel if i can see if i dont really mind. As long as I can run it you can hold it. Relax, most aren’t like this

[@iamnotwhatyouthinkiam]

April lol ok April

[@katrummel8045]

@@iamnotwhatyouthinkiam I know most aren't like that But if you don't. They demand you to get out the car and get nasty to you

[@katrummel8045]

@@iamnotwhatyouthinkiam Which one do they run though License, insurance or registration Because they end up taking all 3 You guy's are able to look it up from our plates though, correct? Or no?

[@NaturalBornKelli]

I watched an attorney explain never to give consent for a search. Or say something about waiting all day or night for the dog. If the dog takes longer to arrive than the time to write you the citation any evidence obtained can be thrown out.

[@ConsensusX]

Never consent to a search, don't answer any questions.

[@lorenzell3104]

This cop is clearly a waste of taxpayers money.

[@SeanHenrichs]

And oxygen.

[@dustincollier8496]

For once a cop doesn’t give a ticket and you still complain cop didn’t even search the vehicle and you still complain no one got hurt and you still complain No one took it simple traffic stop and yet you still complain

[@user-tw5yv6pd6p]

@@dustincollier8496 and you still complain

[@jmart5302]

He’s just very proactive and honestly he’s annoying but he’s probably just overly doing his job. Nothing illegal about asking to search a car like a damn saleaman

[@Kadenld]

Excellent comment and I hereby grant you your 395th like.

[@grannygear1001]

“The greater the power, the more dangerous the abuse.” Edmund Burke

[@BigstickNick]

"Yeah but the lack of discipline the worse society turns out" - Everyone when spanking got canceled.

[@ThatRascalMerlin]

"Absolute power corrupts absolutely" ~John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton

[@sandracmyers]

@@BigstickNick loooove spanking those kiddos

[@jar6588]

So if you're not a lawyer, they will force a search on you 🤣

[@nivekrekrap]

Call you "brother" when the plan is to find some more to hem you up! 😂

[@vegas9440]

Meanwhile, Jeremy DeWitt is driving around town like a lunatic on the next block..

[@williamgalloway4063]

Real talk lol

[@ayinde1242]

🤣😂

[@statinskill]

Jeremy Dewitte. At least have enough respect to get the name right.

[@williamgalloway4063]

@@statinskill bro no disrespect but Dewitt came out when I typed Dewitte which was an auto correction. So I’m sure she spelled the name right but auto correction happened, it’s not the serious dude

[@statinskill]

@@williamgalloway4063 Yeah well don't forget that Motor One has a lot of fans everywhere.

[@weenfain2321]

I remember as a kid in my tiny Kentucky town riding my go karts, moped, four wheelers all over town and the sheriff waving as I went by and would yell “do A wheelie”! Changed so much as even a teen the local PD would pull me over on a damn moped on back streets and demand they search my backpack bc it was suspicious I was traveling in a completely legal moped 🏍 at 6pm lol it’s gotten out of control. The tiniest traffic infraction can turn into a fishing expedition real fast.

[@MultiLimpet]

Police get to keep all the money they find.

[@pmc1727]

How else do you get promoted?

[@Christopher.Mathew]

Welcome to Nazi America..where its all made up an your rights dont matter... Unfortunately i have watched it change too .

[@dmsdmullins]

@@MultiLimpet One of many reasons I rarely carry cash. I have even tried to buy property where the owners only wanted (large amounts) of cash and I simply said, "No thanks, If I get pulled over with $15k in cash the cops will assume I'm a drug dealer and confiscate my money with zero legal options for me to get it back. I'll gladly get you a cashiers check or money order though."

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

99 Percent are pigs 🐖🐷🐽

[@shawna0653]

The cop tried to act all smooth after guy said he was a lawyer...🤣🤣🤣

[@TheRealRoxan]

Can they really do that? You get pulled over for a sticker or border around your license plate and they ask to search your car with no probable cause or reasonable suspicion. That is so crazy 🤪!

[@Crimson_Tango]

Can they really do what? Ask for permission to search your car? Yes. Literally anyone can ask to search your car. Nothing crazy about that.

[@MrGenoboss]

@@Crimson_Tango hope they do it to you. then throw u out the car

[@nikolatesla5553]

Cops know they can fish if you give them permission. The stop was an "I'm bored, lets see what trouble we can stir up."

[@apotebill]

I don’t like the officer tone of voice. It annoys me and makes me upset just hearing him speak.

[@micfail2]

It's supposed to. It is a tactic to upset you and put you on edge in the hopes that you will make a mistake

[@darthires9506]

So, you are admitting that you are a 'snowflake'?

[@thornyturtleranch6152]

Yeah, he is annoying. Sounds like a prick. Even for a cop.

[@dcviper985]

I'm not your brother, sport.

[@henrylloyd7690]

You got that right that's the voice of a prick cop

[@jimdandy849]

The officer should have stopped asking after his first request was denied.

[@dekmoa]

Wow you are really making a difference! Another dangerous criminal confronted and educated! Great job! 👍

[@terrypetersen2970]

I love the " suspicious behavior" excuse. Cop pulled me over so I asked what wrong. He says he pulled me over for suspicious behavior. I asked if I can get a ticket for that. Stunned the cop, dumb enough to ask what for. Told him I wanted him to explain to a judge how dropping off items to a non profit is suspicious behavior. Then comes the I need to search your vehicle. I said yes you can once you call your supervisor, they call the DA, they call a judge and you get a warrant. Then he says this would take time. I'm not busy and after you've done all that to search my car and find nothing it's a waste of your time and my taxes. Very distinctly told me to get the hell out of there.

[@dr.savage6075]

Well handled by the driver. You dont have to get all crazy and start yelling and making a scene. When asked to be searched, he calmly said no.

[@robertdillon9989]

And the cop did not listen, which was disrespectful, you tried disrespecting the cop by not listening and guess what happens he find something else wrong with your car or your conduct, and starts yelling don’t resist don’t resist”, and you’re out of the car on the ground in cuffs! That’s how abusive cops work on fishing expeditions. No probable cause no reasonable suspicion and he wants to search the car you explain it

[@Nofucksgiven22]

My ma is afraid of cops, one was standing at her door when I was there, yelling about a tenant that didn't live there anymore. I walked over and slammed the door in his face and explained her constitutional rights to her. That asshole dented the fick out of my door with his flash light, but that was it. READ THE CONSTITUTION AMERICANS! LEFT OR RIGHT!

[@mec4lifesmiley700]

It's a different story if he didn't say he was a attorney. Didn't you hear the cop explain he was going to serch weather he said yes or no?

[@dr.savage6075]

@@mec4lifesmiley700 Supreme Court has ruled cops can lie. He asked and said he'd do the search, so why ask? Because under coercion he need the guy to give consent, whether he was honest in getting the consent or not.

[@jaredbarhorst248]

He still answered questions though which he should know better. It’s none of the cops business where I’m coming from OR where I’m going. They can eat one.

[@backcountyrpilot]

30 years ago I was stopped by a cop near Chicago while driving cross-country. He claimed I was speeding, but the real charge was, “White boy driving with a hot black chick”. He approached on my girlfriend’s side and tried to open the garage door opener that was clipped to the visor. I think he was looking for drugs. I said, “Careful. You’ll open my garage door in L.A.” This embarrassed him enough that he let us go. These videos have taught me that it was a merit less search. Thank you!

[@Billy-jd7ll]

The “where are you going” question needs to be answered with a confused “what’s it to you?”

[@badchuck16]

They can literally damage and destroy your car while searching after you give them permission. Good luck having time and money to sue them.

[@douglascounts4634]

Plus this is Florida where a cop recently was charged with planting a small amount of drugs within cars 67 times that they know of.

[@malahammer]

And your life

[@miriamsamaniego3335]

Once he heard he was an attorney he never tried to get a warrant to search. There was NO probable cause to do so, anyway. ABUSE OF POWER AGAIN!!!

[@ferdynandthegreat2921]

Miriam Yes it was !!!

[@NS50117]

Hey look class, another internet know it all

[@black_nebula]

@@NS50117 doesn’t take a know it all to see what this was..

[@MrChickinface]

It’s not an abuse of power. Consent is consent. He asked and he said no. If he searched anyway then that would be an abuse of power.

[@black_nebula]

@@MrChickinface it’s an abuse of power to even ask because someone who doesn’t know the law wouldn’t be able to object.. lmao

[@tDes865]

Why, as a lawyer, would he answer any of their questions? No wonder he’s driving a smashed rice burner..horrible lawyer.😂

[@jaypickett3552]

“Do you mind if I paw through your vehicle like a raccoon in a dumpster for no other reason than I’m bored?”

[@buckeye-pe6df]

🤣🤣

[@juholaitakari1305]

I like the video because there isn’t any annoying narrator telling you how to interpret what you see.

[@parkerlofgren5844]

Real deal

[@wewewe1977]

Shots fired at Audit the Audit 😂

[@amg863]

Donut operator is great though. Interesting input from an experienced ex cop

[@paulgayron6088]

@@amg863 That guy's pretty one sided, has a very narrow perspective and does nothing but just talk all the time. It's really nice to get the narrator's interpretation out of it and just let the facts/evidence/video be presented imo.

[@iguicc]

@TicTacBehindACamer a Yes really, I don’t dislike donut operator; however, every video he clearly shows some biases and always ends up siding with the cops.

[@TM-tw1py]

Good video - this is how you refuse overbearing police on a fishing mission.

[@ReadyPlayerDog]

"It looks like you've recently had a haircut. Do you mind if I search your car?"

[@dalley1032able]

Love how he tried to get permission TWICE

[@fishgutz4272]

Just say no to every "request" for search. Start suing car dealerships for putting illegal tag frames on cars. That leads people to assume they are not illegal, then get tickets. I take them off because I'm not getting paid by the dealer to provide advertising.

[@donaldcronin3015]

OR sticker (advertising!) On rear!!!

[@FFLL2112]

Tag covers are only illegal IF they obstruct the view of required visible info. Usually the tag expiration ‘month sticker’ is what they are referring to. Always make sure your tag light bulbs are both working.. I’ve never heard ‘they are shining back’ (that sounds like bs)

[@derrickcook1824]

Perfect example of how I stop should go when exercising rights in everything.

[@Darqnezz1]

Good job by both the officer and the driver. It's the officers job to enforce the law (no matter how small the infraction is). It's also the driver's job to be aware of the driving laws (and be aware of his Constitutional rights). Overall, it was a pleasant interaction, and the officer just gave him a warning to fix the issues that warranted the stop.

[@tikdoph]

Are you fucking serious, dude? With that one opening sentence, you have proven, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that your opinion on this matter is utterly worthless, because that video is a perfect example of what NOT to do during a traffic stop, for BOTH SIDES. It's not the officer's job to trample on the rights of citizens so that he can fill a ticket quota for the day. You didn't notice how even after the driver refused the search, the scumbag cop still wouldn't take "no" for an answer and tried social engineering the driver to get him to comply? It's not the driver's job to help police with any investigation. The police are not your friends. They can, and will, use anything you say against you. The prisons of this country are FULL of idiots who answered every question the cops asked them and are now paying the price for it, when all they had to do was simply STFU and they'd be watching TV on their own couch, at home, at this very moment. I was reading a story yesterday about an idiot who opened his stupid mouth and went to prison for it. The cops had a search warrant for drugs for his house, but because several people were living there, the cops had no proof the drugs they found were his. But because he was the only person there at the time, and he didn't want to get busted for the drugs, he thought he'd be better off if he admitted that a weapon they found was his. Note that the cops didn't know the gun was his, and they had no evidence that it was. Well, the cops couldn't bust him for the drugs as they weren't in his possession, but they sure as fuck could bust him on the weapons charge TO WHICH HE ADMITTED, for which he then went to prison. All because he ignored the best piece of advice in the world for anyone who is having an interaction with police... DO NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS! Instead, he opened his stupid, dumbass mouth, and went to prison for it. The lawyer in the video should have followed the exact same advice he gives to all of his clients... DO NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS!

[@benjaminatterberry1843]

Here are some of my favorite responses to "Can I search your vehicle?" "The fee to search my car is $500." "You can search my car as long as I can search your patrol vehicle." "No."

[@thumbwiz]

hahaha yeah. Better to drive away with a fine instead of a warning right? Great thinking dude.

[@dutch971]

Can’t you actually ask to see everything in their car anyway? They’re a public servant.

[@thumbwiz]

@Dan Thomas What does serving in the military have to do with anything? This guy didn't "sell" his rights. He answered a few basic questions, refused a search, and left with a warning.

[@thumbwiz]

@@dutch971 No you can't. I don't know where you would even get such an idea. I'm guessing you're young, you're mom has told you how special you are, and you feel entitled to the world. Well you're only special to your mother. You are not entitled to anything. Life is not fair. If you don't believe me, when you grow up and get pulled over, tell the cop you need to search his car. Better yet, head down to the police station and let them know you're going to rummage through their desks, since they are public servants.

[@dutch971]

Les Ganton - Wow. You’ve certainly got a few problems boy. And you sound stupid. Actually stupid. I’ve seen it done on here. I don’t know if you can or not.

[@JenKelly]

I wouldn’t let him search my car either!

[@cygnustsp]

Ive always let cops search because i have nothing to worry about, but i do wonder sometimes if it goes on my record somewhere

[@Zeevuhl]

cygnustsp no don't do that! you're letting them violate you. you can gladly let them search if they give you a probable cause but if they don't, they're just being nosey and want to be all up in your business lol don't fall for that

[@DougWarner25]

cygnustsp wow you’re an idiot...

[@Zeevuhl]

gshock knick He lets cops do him so wrong and he doesn't even question it lol 🤦‍♂️

[@JenKelly]

cygnustsp google Zachary Wester when you get a minute. I bet you change your mind about letting cops freely search your car. Dude ruined lives. He planted drugs in the cars of completely innocent people just for an arrest. Over 120 cases were dismissed and he’s now in prison

[@leavethelandalone835]

Looked like a fishing expedition to me. Guess I’ll start carrying a fishing pole with me.

[@mikehink4062]

Being from Central Florida (Orlando, Daytona, Cocoa Beach, etc)I’d venture to say the only reason they didn’t bring in a K-9 when he refused was because he played the lawyer card. I’ve been asked to consent to a search 3 times and refused 3 times. I’ll let you guess how many times they called in a K-9 to do a “non-invasive preliminary search” (I think that’s how one officer referred to it). If you guessed a dog was called in 3 times, you win! Out of those 3 times, they said the dog got a hit 2 times and proceeded to search my car since they now had “probable cause” - nothing was ever found but I guess there’s no crime occurring here in Central Florida since every time this has happened it takes around 2 hours between the initial stop, waiting for a K-9 unit to arrive on scene, and then the walk around/search. Gotta love the overzealous power tripping cops - and for the record, I’ve had interactions with great officers as well, unfortunately it’s just a roll of the dice.

[@mikehink4062]

@@jeremyjackson7429 thank you for the reply and the info. I wish I had known that at the time but at least I do now so thank you.