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[@Magic7Dragon]

This was honestly one of the biggest OWNS I've seen...

[@mortykun]

Already bought one of those 2.5 years ago. Greatest wallet I have owned.

[@sebaldc.2681]

@@Magic7Dragon Same here bro, what the hell!

[@kiwias7830]

wow legend!

[@interestedparty00]

Cop: "We have reasonable suspicion to investigate what's going on." The stupidity of cops is incredible.

[@btolbert4596]

"Every single cop in this nation is a liar." I believe him because, like he said, he was one.

[@2nearalki306]

That Cop in the middle grinned 😀 like a fox in a henhouse

[@ross1116]

Do you believe everything you here?

[@cheshire_skatkat9093]

@@ross1116 I know I don't believe everything I reed. 🤭

[@hondamagna96]

@@cheshire_skatkat9093 Brilliant! I love it!

[@TheAntistatist892]

@@ross1116 copsuckersayswhat

[@roelescamilla6022]

What’s hilarious is that the cop says, “I’ve never lied or violated anyone’s rights,” while actively violating Mike’s rights! 😂

[@Clare.1985]

Hahaha RIGHT!! 😂😂 "I NEVER violate a citizens rights! " as he stands there violating a citizens rights.

[@Stepcloserr]

to be fair he, he defined liar as also including people who include information. In the definition that would also make me a liar, and I hate liars. but withholding information is not lying imo.

[@DeadlyBlade21]

Question, what if it was a creep stalking a girl and the cops proceeded to just let him go without investigating, and he then does something to the girl? We all would have laid into the cops for not doing their jobs and protecting her, even after the girl reported that she was being stalked. I don't blame the cops for being careful here and attempting to question him.

[@ArchivedFox]

@DeadlyBlade21 the duty to protect isn't a requirement for police officers. As such they shouldn't be allowed to pick and choose when they wish to use that as an excuse, particularly when it's being used to violate someone's rights. Tldr; don't trust the cops to protect you, as it is not their job.

[@DeadlyBlade21]

@Lawful Gray she reported that she was being stalked. To not investigate or ask questions would have been very irresponsible by the cops

[@MachiriReviews]

When he said “Every single cop in this country is a liar.” He is 100% correct. And it goes unfathomably deeper than just that simple statement.

[@TeamPeople1991]

Any time an officer says a person using their right is uncooperative/ suspicious should lose their badge immediately. Your job is to protect our rights

[@wafflestomper3982]

Contempt of cop

[@salvadorvizcarra769]

When a Police Officer says: "Cooperate with me", he is actually saying: "Give up your Constitutional Rights". LOL.

[@deathninja16]

@jack vile good thing you're not a cop then. You're not cut out to be one.

[@salvadorvizcarra769]

@@deathninja16 What? I'm not cut out to be a Cop? And what does it take to be a Police Officer? A great Ego. A poor IQ. To bully? To lie? Beat? Murder? Sow evidence? Abuse power, harass, behave like a Tyrant? Well, that is learned at the Gestapo Academy.

[@_CENSOR3D_]

No I think he just wants you to be civil and not a whiny child.

[@ahumblechicagoan9942]

@jack vile who cares what gets you "punchy"? You're a nobody anyway.

[@juansarinana8808]

Ya they think if they act all buddy buddy we do t know there lying .

[@tiredleader0621]

This guy is a pro. Articulate, level headed, calms himself several times to de-escalate, knows his rights. 10/10 walk of shame on this one.

[@privilegedwhitemale306]

Your right. Cop is excellent.

[@lt4753]

The fired cop is a clown and it’s clear why he got fired

[@jangorh]

Maybe so but I hate these videos. You said he de-escalates but literally the very first thing he does is escalates the whole situation. The whole “I know my rights i don’t have to you anything!” Is soooo tired. “Are you an investigator?” “Yup” would have been out of there in a jiffy

[@dcraexon]

@@jangorh sounds like a training video ,

[@tiredleader0621]

@@jangorh "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." - BF

[@naturezone6655]

Something is wrong with a system where any person can call the police dispatcher on an individual, the cops will show up and start agressivly investigating them.

[@drantil]

cops want charges, tickets and arrests. a call is just as good an excuse as anything else

[@richardaguirre975]

Well, if the cops are called and decide that their not going to show up, then something goes bad to the individual, and then the cops get sued. It's a double-edged sword, darn if you do darn if you don't. SHOUT OUT FROM SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. U.S ARMY VETERAN.

[@naturezone6655]

@@richardaguirre975 The Alamo city is my home too.Thank you for your service to our great nation.

[@kentallard8852]

The police have to investigate every call. But that said it is up to them how they approach it.

[@jmonbcgvjnnjkm2086]

Not only does he have a firm understanding of his rights he’s uses his words carefully and properly and conducts his tone very well this video is a perfect example of exercising your rights properly

[@penguinjay]

funny how we can do that in our "spare time" but most cops can't be bothered to act right even when they are getting paid. They make good money, but harassing people is half the job, and that is just a fact. One cold, hard fact for you. Every officer swears an oath to uphold and protect our Constitution, but pretty much every cop violates their oath directly by going Mr X on someone, or indirectly by not applying the law to fellow officers as THEY do so--letting them get away with criminal activity that costs taxpayers millions. There are no good cops. Only good one I saw was a female cop, who had to drag her superior off of her suspect while he brutalized him and assaulted him and threatened to merder him while he was in handcuffs and passively resisting, just wasting time: she's the only good cop I've seen, she stopped the criminal activity, and her CAPT turned around and choked her publicly for doing so. I don't think anything happened to him either. I hope she reconsiders her gang affiliation before someone gets the drop on her, thug, or fellow officer. What's the difference.... I hope she moved on to better things. Maybe some other good cops quit, or maybe if they are old school and made it, retired. But there really are ZERO good cops. Not anymore. Maybe the Sheriffs that uphold Constitution and publicly state they will not enforce unconstitutional jibberyjoo at the state level and told others they have no right either, to enforce the law constitutionally, as sworn to. But yea, NO GOOD COPS!

[@baldisaerodynamic9692]

and didnt act like a child like auditors often do. his closing argument shut them all up. total perfection.

[@MrRhelli]

Being able to recognise when your emotions are starting to runaway and be able to bring them back down. Served this guy so well. A great life skill

[@Augwa]

You can tell he was a good cop, prob why he's ex police now.

[@afvro75]

Not to mention knowing his constitutional rights!!

[@arycosta7293]

Wish I could do the same. I’m better at it now in my 30s then I was in my 20s. Hopefully in my 40s I’ll be better then I am now.

[@abbythebear]

Yes I’m jealous of that skill. Something to work on for sure.

[@RedEyedModok]

@@Augwa well said. All the good ones get drummed out.

[@mcsegeek1]

"Every single cop in this nation is a liar. I used to be one of them." Yep. I used to be one of them too. And the statement is true.

[@maxsmith695]

The fact LEO's have the power to send an innocent person to jail or prison, based on their word, despite the protections afforded by the Constitution and laws, is a big problem.

[@nathanhawkins8259]

You saying that makes you a better person and human

[@dorianward4909]

Were you taught the Constitution at the academy?

[@mojaveliz]

"The fact that i am exercising my rights does not mean i am not cooperating sir" "Yes it does" It does not, *absolutely* _does_ _not_ .

[@eanevakivi2479]

It does mean that. The police intent is to get a guilty person do do or say something incriminating or otherwise useful. To refuse to play along (as is your right) is to fail to cooperate with their plans and hopes.

[@golden_bjj]

"I'm a certified investigator. You just lost all your credibility" 😂😂😂 damn that line hit hard...

[@that1electrician]

Interrogater

[@golden_bjj]

@@that1electrician I appreciate that "liked my own comment" guy

[@golden_bjj]

@@that1electrician btw it's spelled "interrogator"

[@Motorpig251]

I've been a Police Officer for 23 years now, and watch these videos for training purposes. I agree with him 100% and it was very very well laid out so anyone could understand. You're rights are your rights, and I have told other Officers many times that its part of our job to defend those rights and not to infringe upon them. Thank you.

[@favourites6014]

So what would have been the correct thing to do??

[@trinidad6941]

@@favourites6014 this guy say he been a cop 23 years I bet he seen soo many cops doing/acting in ways they shouldn’t and he just stood by & watched it all happen that’s cops for u is there really any good cops?

[@26RealKutVoodooThoatZoe26]

I bet you were one of them who watched others violate peoples rights

[@Mikey420isTaken]

I hope you do stand up and fight for the rights of people, I hope you watch your brothers for crime and are willing to arrest them when they cross lines, if not you’re just as bad

[@tylerrboy2]

Wish more cops would watch these

[@AudunWangen]

"Every single cop in this nation is a liar" Truth right there.

[@Johnny1.0]

Not true but that doesn't mean you need to give up your rights either.

[@rawlsyt7061]

That goes for every person in this word

[@AudunWangen]

@@Johnny1.0 Show me one cop that is not a liar. The standard of cops is that they can't string two sentences together without lying. I'm not even exaggerating.

[@Michael-bt6ht]

It’s true all cops are liars even good cops would lie and falsify info or evidence if needed

[@dhgcrack3r111]

@@Michael-bt6ht nah

[@mystuff1405]

Have you noticed it takes at least 10-15 times of informing officers of your rights until they catch on.

[@MrProy33]

Did you see the body language on all of em when he mentioned falsifying reports and lying to cover for an officer?!? They were squirming. All of em were guilty and they knew it.

[@brianhillis3701]

More importantly the trained interagator knew it and was kicking them to the curb.

[@hailemichaelendeshaw6133]

That was unbelievable, especially when he said "every cop is a liar". WTF??? That was amazing.

[@zyzzyz7035]

And it is factually correct. They all lie to you to get you to confess or implicate yourself in something. They have the ok from the supreme court to do so.

[@bmwr9tracer668]

Takes one to know one.

[@johnallenbailey1103]

@@bmwr9tracer668 not really... that's that little kid logic you got going on there.

[@rodh1404]

As Mike points out, cops are allowed to lie to suspects. And in some cases, I agree with that (a cop who is working undercover shouldn't need to blow that cover simply by being asked if they're a cop, for example). But there are plenty of times when a cop's lies are basically entrapment, and that really SHOULD be illegal and any evidence gained that way should be thrown out. The fact that doesn't happen shows just how far the legal system is from any form of justice.

[@LiIJonny]

@@bmwr9tracer668 m8 that was his whole point.

[@navyseal22850]

He should send them an invoice for all the knowledge he just supplied them with. Absolutely perfect👌🏾

[@mr.duanesharpe]

Nah. He should have said “guys, by the time we get done with this unlawful stop, detainment, y’all will be in Antarctica here soon.” “Then I’m gonna send you an invoice and a care package”

[@clt19711]

@DAVID BRANDON They should already have this knowledge, they don’t want this knowledge & they probably still don’t even believe this knowledge.

[@jimbo141]

They have the knowledge but pretend they’re “trying to work with you”. Cops lie, don’t talk to them. Record everything.

[@rayh592]

The price should be all current and future assets of all the officers for illegal detainment and defacto arrest due to the time they held him. Every officer should be homeless, jobless and hungry for the rest of their lives.

[@mirrormonstere113]

@@jimbo141 to be fair, everyone lies. Cops are poeple just like us. It is highly unfair to expect them not to be poeple.

[@gregkasza1925]

That poor Officer was scared and needed to shine his flashlight in that man’s eyes. Cool, whenever I get nervous, I’m going to shine my flashlight! Thanks Officer, you’re my hero

[@mstarthelich6381]

This man not only destroyed them with the law he looked like he genuinely hurt there feelings 🤣

[@carinajauregui9383]

Lo hizo, porqué los conoce, ya que fue uno de ellos. Sabe donde golpear.

[@TheColosiss]

Fact: This man had is vehicle's suspension upgraded to hold up the weight of his giant brass balls...

[@GFTCNJ]

His fenders were shooting sparks on the ride home

[@jacksonirving4594]

He has too carry them in a wheel barrow. Knowledge is power.

[@danielhostetler9493]

Why? What he did isn't as uncommon as you think. I've had a couple similar conversations though I tend to be less amped. Cops get all agro and they try every trick but what's the worst they can do? I stream to the cloud so I have a record and I kinda hope they escalate things...there's nothing I would enjoy more than providing a very public a$$ whoopin in court to a bunch of bully criminals with badges.

[@rigomeraz9340]

This comment is pure 24k gold lol

[@helloharry1418]

Lmfao

[@MyAltdraco]

I love that he said that just because he was exercising his rights that doesn't mean he's uncooperative. I think most cops do not understand that.

[@liquidfiretibby]

one of them responded with "yes it does" smfh

[@ObservationofLimits]

Yes because exercising your rights likely means you’re not groveling, capitulating, and licking their boots. Thus, “not cooperative”. Not letting them abuse you and do what they want, thus “not cooperative” All these cops were a goddamn joke. And the PI is the true story of “good cops”. Not on the force.

[@SparXtan]

Most of them probably don't some of them do. Yet they know if they search long enough or use intimidating tactics people would tend to incriminate themselves eventually. 🤷‍♂️

[@ruse_d_news]

Then if you don't comply. They'll start calling you sovereign citizen.

[@drawnsequence]

I thought to cooperate in the truest sense of the word, meant that they were both working towards the same task. If the task of the officer is to fault me with an offence that didn't happen - you'd be damn sure I'm 'uncooperative'.

[@jaguarpaw46]

Mean while real crimes are being committed and no officers are available to respond

[@snappycattimesten]

Where is the statute that will fire cops who deliberately waste 20 minutes and gang up on individuals? There’s zero consequence to this behaviour.

[@Valerie_Dawn]

This was absolutely the best take down I have ever seen. They tried to force a expert interrogator to indict himself and lost to pure law, facts and reason.

[@abc5228]

Thàt's the comment I was looking for!

[@DeadlyBlade21]

Question, what if it was a creep stalking a girl and the cops proceeded to just let him go without investigating, and he then does something to the girl? We all would have laid into the cops for not doing their jobs and protecting her, especially after the girl had reported that she was being stalked. I don't blame the cops for being careful here and attempting to question him.

[@Valerie_Dawn]

@@DeadlyBlade21 police can only go as far as the LAW allows them to. Past that, they are breaking their oath.

[@JohnDoe69986]

​@@DeadlyBlade21 personally I think its weird that a private investigator can just follow a citizen with no court approval.

[@realSethMeyers]

@@DeadlyBlade21 🥾👅

[@Mr.Boom_513]

Once he pulled out the certified interrogator card, and sprinkled in the Supreme Court ruling on police being allowed to lie during the course of an investigation they knew their goose was cooked. Kudos sir!

[@6263035555]

no shit!

[@sledgenwedge]

Yeah that truth is like a high lumen beam to cockroaches

[@maxsmith695]

I liked he pulled the expert interrogator card !

[@charlespressley1178]

Police officer are the biggest story tellers of all time i been in court cases where the police officer made up a story that a 3rd grader would not believe.

[@Patriot2332]

I've seen this video 3 times and I love it, he man handled those TYRANTS 🤣

[@adamaniac4385]

The first cop thought he was such a hero and was so out of control of his adrenaline that he forgot to wait for a traffic violation.

[@patricbateman7457]

I love how you said "wait for a traffic violation" the system is so fucking rigged all a cop has to do is follow for a while until they inevitably fuck up because the amount of detainable traffic offenses is absurd

[@Peter-yj8fj]

Yeah he could have pulled him for using his phone problem solved

[@balmorrablue3130]

@@Peter-yj8fj isn’t this Florida? Pretty sure you can talk on the phone and drive

[@Peter-yj8fj]

Sorry my mistake ,I'm British it's a big no no over here

[@TNAROHfan]

@@balmorrablue3130 I've never understood how the cellphone laws are justified. It' just another overreach of power and an excuse to generate revenue. Especially, when almost every single car that is manufactured now has a GIANT screen built in to the dash console, with interface buttons that require you to take your eyes off the road to operate. You can even hook your phone into them and turn it essentially into a giant phone or navigation screen, if the vehicle itself does not have built in GPS navigation with destination option. Talking on a phone is no less distracting than listening to music or podcasts while driving, eating/drinking or having a conversation for that matter. If that is considered dangerous and distracting, then all of those things are equally distracting. I'll tell you what is also distracting. Those stupid computers that comps are always pecking on, including while they are driving. There have to be dozens of videos on youtube alone that shows cops pecking on those things while driving, sometimes even during highspeed pursuits. Including a few where officers have almost rear ended someone because they were busy on them.

[@gregoryharris8219]

It is quite apparent, the 421 dislikes are the lying officers to whom this gentleman was referring.

[@smith2096]

Or the ones who keep their boots clean 😂

[@kirarozu]

@@lthead it’s probably more like they don’t believe him because they weren’t trained properly.

[@sheagenix5320]

Yep because who could dislike someone rationally expressing their rights. Or the people that have channels that didn't get this video and are using because of it

[@Prince_Dracula]

Republicans*

[@GFTCNJ]

@@Prince_Dracula Hi. You must be new here. Welcome.

[@LeoGirl0727]

How does a little, square, plastic card with your picture on it determine whether you have committed a crime? It's ridiculous. ID does not prove or disprove that you commited a crime. I don't ever hear people bringing this up.

[@cesiba1]

I've seen videos where the citizen does mention that but it is rare.

[@thetimebinder]

Driving without a license is a crime.

[@ikiruyamamoto1050]

That was friggin' EPIC! What everyone wishes they'd be calm enough to do....and have the video to back it up.

[@TheOneTonHammer]

"Every single cop in this nation is a liar!" - From a former cop. WOw, just. , wow!

[@brandenr5937]

And I mean it seems kinda suspicious if he’s following someone and people don’t know he’s a PI. People don’t understand that seems weird if they don’t know about what he’s doing

[@jonathanyoung8109]

No he just meant everybody is a liar and cops aren’t excluded from that. Just pointing out human nature.

[@loopooillohg]

@@brandenr5937 what he was doing wasnt illegal.

[@maybeitsyou1317]

@@brandenr5937 And? Are you saying cops get to violate peoples rights if they are doing something weird?

[@fanuvgamez8754]

@@brandenr5937you are correct, freedom is scary

[@WingZeroGWO]

This was fucking glorious. This needs to be spread far and wide as to how to precisely handle yourself when confronted by cops.

[@labyrinthofknowledge3.142]

I couldn't have said it better myself!! That is definitely the best video I've seen in the last year.

[@whatitisnt.]

It has nothing to do with what you're implying. There are multiple incidents where an auditor knows and vocalizes his rights yet still has his rights violated. The officers simply could've chose not to listen to this victim and arrested him like they do most of the time. It has nothing to do with him vocalizing his rights. It has everything to do with either they didn't feel like vioating his rights, or they didn't want to for other reasons, maybe because he's white etc.

[@trenchantsometimes5149]

I, personally, think they were thrown for a loop the minute he said he is a former cop. Their egos kept it going for a while, but when he really got strong about it and called them all liars, twisters of words against citizens, etc., they decided they really should back off. I think his being a former cop and knowing just how they operate told them what was ahead of them should they push it too far.

[@WingZeroGWO]

@@whatitisnt. I didn't imply anything. You're implying that I implied something. This guy did everything 100% correct, regardless of outcome.

[@whatitisnt.]

@@WingZeroGWO it don't freakin matter. They chose to listen to what he had to say. Most of the time they interrupt the person speaking and assault him and throw handcuffs on them just to express in a subliminal way "your life doesn't matter, what you have to say doesn't matter" etc

[@gregkasza1925]

Apparently this guys car has committed crimes. Maybe they should question the vehicle!

[@EarlGarrett-kl7tl]

Love That😅

[@theresamalone3704]

I said the same thing, watching this incredible informative video made me so happy! It IS possible to exercise ur rights nd win ✅️

[@patrickpittman416]

He was delayed for a half hour or more.. for zero crimes or traffic infractions

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

This is a perfect example why we should all educate ourselves on our civil liberties. Had this guy not known his rights he would have been placed in handcuffs for his attitude alone. We all know a bruised ego will get you locked up quicker than breaking the law and this cop was just itching to go hands on but due to the drivers knowledge, he prevented that.

[@mikes7446]

If you wanna be a Cop and have a high IQ, they'll refuse to hire you, true story.

[@8thwonderoftheworld679]

@@mikes7446 then people wonder why law enforcement Offeces don't know the law ✌UK

[@whatitisnt.]

LackLuster what pisses me off is the fact that you're saying this citizen dodged the officers misconduct because he knows his right when you know for a fact he dodged the officers misconduct either because he's white or simply because the officers didn't want to or feel like doing anything. There is multiple incidents where an auditor knows and vocalizes his rights yet still have their rights violated.

[@mikes7446]

1 out of 1,000 might know, just officer Doofy's reporting for duty. Just be cool with them and they'll do the same. Some of them before Weed was legal my way wouldn't care if we had it on us. They'd just wanna see how much it was.

[@mikes7446]

If they smell and ask if you have Weed? Just tell the truth and don't lie, you'll just make it worse on yourself when they wouldn't care if you told them the truth in the first place.

[@mrsynister666]

I have never seen an ex cop tell the truth this hard. THIS IS THE KIND OF POLICE WE NEED. Why can't more people just have integrity. I'm in awe.

[@abocan343]

we need to figure out how to clone Mike...send him to all the PD's!

[@mrsynister666]

@@abocan343you ain't lying! Short of that, this guy needs to head internal affairs in the main office!

[@kristoffer7292]

He is white. If he was black, it’ll be a different outcome. Not impressed.Period.

[@moisty254]

Because police have to do whatever daddy government orders them to do, and to dissent, or have individual thought is to be seen as corruption.

[@mrsynister666]

@@kristoffer7292 I mean yeah, imagine if he was green!! Or purple!! When you think about it like that, what does that help here? It's not even about that. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill. Focus on what's important.👍

[@josealba3387]

Now, that was an ass kicking!

[@shadymac8387]

😅😅😅totally ass kicking

[@obits3]

LMAO, Mike brought the smack down. 🤣

[@ryanpenrod1859]

"Me pulling you over, to find out who you are, is me doing my job." Just straight up admits to violating the law.

[@kaunaonline]

thats their job to violate the law qualified immunity also do every traffic violation possible by driving with your flashing lights on

[@ryanwatkins1140]

I love that more and more ex cops and retired cops are doing this. I say this because the people who are of the thought that the police can do no wrong ever are more likely to listen to someone who was in the job field versus just a regular citizen.

[@tahzibizimungu7677]

He has the complexion for protection. IJS

[@whatitisnt.]

LackLuster what pisses me off is the fact that you're saying this citizen dodged the officers misconduct because he knows his right when you know for a fact he dodged the officers misconduct either because he's white or simply because the officers didn't want to or feel like doing anything. There is multiple incidents where an auditor knows and vocalizes his rights yet still have their rights violated.

[@tahzibizimungu7677]

@@whatitisnt. Lack Luster is a borderline sympathizer. You can see it and hear it in most of his videos

[@dracarys4767]

Not enough tho

[@billellington9754]

So he's conducting an investigation based on "hearsay". He has no other evidence to back his investigation. He legally can't do that. File complaints on him.

[@danieljermaine8782]

Thank you Mike. We have the upmost respect for you 👏👏👏

[@gr33dyglutton]

The worst thing about this is probably not a single cop took any of what he had to say on board or will change one bit. They'll just keep on violating people's rights at will, not seeing any problem with it, in order to "do their job".

[@kristiblack4789]

Any Lessons in Humility are appropriate and good for these Misogynistic Pig Dogs!

[@seanogle7316]

The one in the middle of the 3 he stopped and listened I HATE COPS WITH ALL MY HEART THERE DOG SHIT but I hope he learned and listened that the way the old man was on the right was wrong in every way the way he asked a Q. At the end then just walked off he knew that they where in the wrong like I said I hope he turned out a good one who respects our rights

[@user-zl9km5kh2k]

They call us the sovereign citizens for exercising our rights. Hypocrites.

[@frankearl9285]

Because they don't go to jail for the criminal (and it VERY much is) conducts on their part.

[@DjKdottheparty]

This guy's a hero period and he just exposed what we all knew the whole time about law enforcement

[@constantinvaldor3742]

i would generally agree with you but i think this is a legit stop because he was actually stalking her.

[@peteypete24a]

@@constantinvaldor3742 Not sure of what constitutes stalking or if he has a legal right to follow her if he’s a licensed investigator. Interesting

[@DjKdottheparty]

@@constantinvaldor3742 what evidence do you have to support that claim?

[@constantinvaldor3742]

@@DjKdottheparty did you watch the video 😂😂😂 he clearly said he had been following your for a couple of days. the trick is to listen. obviously the lady observed him doing that and called police. it's the police's job to investigate. but they was definitely taking too long about it.

[@constantinvaldor3742]

@@peteypete24a how did the police know he was a private investigator. they clearly didn't know that.

[@angelmedley686]

It is so sad that these cops say an oath to protect something they have never read! Constitutional rights should be a required class before anyone takes an oath to protect it!

[@kenthoup7299]

This gentleman knows the law and knows his Constitutional rights, and he is 100% correct.

[@MustangMike012]

This guy has concrete balls. Well done mate!!!

[@Ezrielthefallen]

Concrete and lead encased depleted uranium balls.

[@DespaceMan]

Former cop so he knows the BS they were conducting on him.

[@jamzy007]

Balls of steel lol

[@richardbently7236]

He didn't have to ask the police officer if he ever violated someone's rights. The police officer was doing it to him.

[@lamarcharles4138]

😂😂 right

[@fcrossface7875]

TRUE BUT THEN HE DIDNT NEED TO GET INTO A LONG NARRATIVE EITHER....A BRIEF EXPLANATION WOULD SUFFICE...

[@kevinrehberg8758]

And until they are held accountable they will be on their merry way doing it again.... and again .. and again

[@brennercelegans3689]

Look up HIIBEL v. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF NEVADA, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, et al. In some states you do have to identify.

[@anthonyamare1902]

@@fcrossface7875 or they could have not illegally detained and pressured him to help them violate his rights….

[@TheyCallMeVincenzo]

He didn't rat out. He served his duty. One of the few excops I could trust.

[@Blaze92077]

All I can say is WOW!!!. This is probably the best I have seen someone exercise their rights. Excellent job

[@jimbo141]

This ex cop left me breathless. I applaud his integrity. Record everything.

[@nunyabisness1979]

this is how all cops use to be. people don't have integrity or morels anymore. people don't care about breaking there mothers hearts when they see how they have been acting. it feels like we as a society in our unending need for progress have thrown something crucial we need as a people to survive. I believe that thing we've lost is a sense of civic pride and unity amongst our people. it had reached a point for so many people that it's my way of the highway there is no middle ground anymore.

[@surajdaji9492]

Love the statement: “EVERY cop is a liar.”. NEVER trust them.

[@Smellslikegelfling]

It's absolutely true. Most of them will start off an encounter with a lie right at the beginning, usually an accusation to put you on the defensive. Cops will never back down from a lie once they've committed.

[@raze956]

ah yes, things are either one way or another. good or evil. always or never. every one or none. there is nothing in between. i wish i was as simple as you

[@omni0414]

@@raze956 you either break the law or you dont. dont be petty and condescending when youre supporting this kind of abuse of power from police.

[@dotjai330]

@@raze956 cops are not your friends. they twist the truth for their own agenda, as presented in the video. they don't know the law and practice "speeches" to detain you-You're detained for investigation, you're not free to go, you're not under arrest. all catch phrases to detain and delay. Cops do not help you, never trust cops or speak to them

[@davidgang4367]

Ok so when your house gets broken into or someone steals something from you make sure you call your local grocery store for help since you can’t trust police

[@VolodyaKo]

Wow! 😳 That was unbelievable! I wish all of us could know all our rights and could use them this magically like this guy! He is a real hero!

[@davidpeacock6862]

This guy was on it!! Knows his rights. The longer it went on the harder he started to hammer on them. That deputy in the middle got real uncomfortable when he said every cop was a liar

[@thomascanfield8571]

When he said all cops lie, did you see how the cop jumped on that and asked "Are you calling me a liar?" A perfect example on how they try to twist the narrative.

[@BossesDream]

not defending these morons but that cop would be under the "all" in all cops lie, so in turn he is technically calling him a liar.

[@manaintolerantmage]

It's not twisting the narrative, when the man is literally a cop and included in the generalized statement. I sincerely don't know how the hell 69 people liked your asinine statement.

[@theresamalone3704]

83 actually, including moi!

[@theresamalone3704]

83 actually, including moi!

[@m.d.sharpe8892]

Single handedly schooled multiple officers, effortlessly. Articulation is a powerful tool

[@cyborgrat]

I don't t think he schooled them, they know how it works. They just exploit the fact that others don't.

[@apropo0]

@Sir Rage I agree that "articulation is a powerful tool." With that said, isn't it ironic that the terms "articulate" & "articulable" are difficult for many people to say correctly on the first attempt?

[@schradesog2256]

I'm not on Parr with laws. But does this mean if I point to a man out to police that I just saw murder someone, they can't stop and talk to them? I'm confused, but again I'm not knowledgeable on laws.

[@garyaugustus1009]

@@schradesog2256 ...Identifying a person who has committed a murder to the cops, and being suspicious of someone following you and reporting it to the cops are two entirely different approaches to a legal investigation.

[@schradesog2256]

@@garyaugustus1009 I guess what I'm having trouble understanding is, if the officers don't see a crime happen, can they still stop someone to investigate? Example, man kidnaps little girl and puts her in the car while girl is screaming help! This isn't my daddy!. I say, officer! That guy kidnapped a lil girl! But I have no proof of this and the mother is no where to be found to back up my claim. Can he still pull over that guy to investigate? I don't need proof to involve the police I don't think. Again, not knowledgeable on laws. And as you saw in the video, the guy WAS following her. Regardless of the fact that it was his job to tail or not. If the police recieve a call from anyone (especially a young woman) saying, hey, there is this guy following me. I'm scared. Then of course they are going to investigate. On the other hand, say they ignore the same call and the young lady goes missing or is found dead? How do you think the public will react when the police knew that she might be being followed and deliberately did nothing/ignored it? 911 dispatch would be fired, officers would be demoted or fired. Are you trying to tell me they should have ignored it? Keep in mind that she was IN FACT being followed.

[@michaelfuerte5679]

“DAMMM” “DAYYMMMMMM”! “GOD DAYMMMM”!! Are the words I mumbled at the end of this video and my wife looked and me and said “what”!?? As if I was in disbelief, this is the best video I’ve ever seen of a man putting some Cops in their places, and doing so respectfully. You can see that they had nothing to say and were in shock at this man’s words. OMG that was 🔥

[@aprivateinvestigator9145]

Massive kudos to the investigator who stood his ground and exercised his rights. Wish we had more like him in our community.

[@carlosvizcaino7518]

This is a great case study. Mike managed the situation to a tee.

[@bratchbone1992]

EVERYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES

[@user-rv7yt3yi4x]

Facts!!

[@rjskum688]

That's the problem. People don't care about knowing their rights or holding government accountable. That's why the police/muscle get away with violation of rights and the president himself feels like he can force everyone to get a vaccine through fear. We now have a tyrannical government that doesn't care if you're right left, black or white, rich or poor. They want you to do what they say or you will be punished.

[@typetersen8809]

@@rjskum688 Oh they DO care if you're rich......as in, filthy rich!!! 🤣

[@DeeboX-vv8ji]

"Every single cop in this nation is a LIAR." GOLDEN

[@caddywompuss]

No truer words have ever been spoken!!

[@bigpun761]

That's why there's no such thing as a good cop.

[@lahcenmartinez7574]

"I USED TO BE ONE OF THEM!!" The truth cuts deep. At least he's honest about his past.

[@mr.wizeguy8995]

@@bigpun761 This guy who got pulled over was a good cop and same reason he quit.

[@lt4753]

Said by every dirtbag.

[@higherlifts420]

Must be in a state where you're allowed to drive and have a cell phone in the hand. Cop would've had him if he would've said i saw you driving with the phone in your hand

[@Bruce4lmighty]

The goon that detained Mike then left without announcing he was ‘free to go’ made everything after that moot. I think that is against the Law or at least against policy.

[@mrsshagsswagfrosty]

"There's no good side of a cops face" killed me....😂

[@dpedd12]

The fact they couldn’t comprehend that they didn’t even have the right to keep him there is so scary. They genuinely just expect people to waive all of their rights for their benefit, and when we don’t, not a single one of them has enough understanding of the practical application of the law to even navigate a simple traffic stop. The saddest thing is that we’re so used to their hurt egos pushing them to use of force, that this is a surprising outcome.

[@cjhiggi6018]

Well said

[@jtjones4081]

@@cjhiggi6018 At the beginning of the stop the cop had a RAS he was stalking a female. Happens all the time. This arrogant PI was required to explain himself. P Is must be licensed in PA. If your not licensed for the County you're following people around in you're nothing but a stalker. Does anyone on here want a stalker following your daughter or wife to just tell the cop he's a PI, no proof needed? Great idea. Lackluster SAID he was following her. He refuses to answer if he was so they're legally detaining him while investigating the complaint. Stalking is a serious crime. If he's a legit PI, show credentials and the stop would have been over within 5 minutes. The guy that was following me CLAIMED to be a PI but was not licensed and in fact denied a license by the judge that reviewed his application. He was just a scumbag and IMO this guy is too. If she, the one being followed was my daughter or sister, this guy would have a real problem he wasn't counting on. It would be much better for him to be forthright with the cops and prove his legitimacy.

[@Paka_Lolo]

But cops really don't have rights, they have authority. The badge, uniform, the gun all combined to help uphold the Oath they swore; gives them the authority. It's the same combo that gives them immunity.

[@topflag2713]

@@Paka_Lolo the cop asked the PI if he was a PI right? I think that was a right call. Correct me if im wrong

[@Paka_Lolo]

@@topflag2713 R.A.S? Cop is abusing authority. Wants to be the hero that saves the princess. No R.A.S. to contact this citizen NONE. Quit coPmplaining

[@glovere2]

There is nothing about this man's ID that would tell them if he was stalking the caller.

[@theresamalone3704]

Cops depend on people NOT knowing their rights, this man scrambled their brains nd fully frustrated them..this was SO SATISFYING nd a great lesson 💯💯💯

[@vikingrobot4179]

It’s obvious he is impressing these cops in a big way. This is one of the best examples I’ve ever seen of someone excercising their civil liberties while educating the police.

[@TheJohmac]

I highly doubt these officers were impressed in any kind of way, apart from possibly taking out the aggravation of having their egos bruised on the next innocent but less informed victim they encountered. I am a proponent of ethical law enforcement, but evidence shows overwhelmingly that it exists only as the exception among those officers with moral codes outside their duty, and those are becoming exceedingly rare.

[@moparman1962]

Why don't these people who make a choice to stand their ground and invoke their rights (which is perfectly fine and legal) DEMAND on the officers' own body cameras AND on their own cameras that they get their SUPERVISOR(S) there? Half of the time, words and bullshit back and forth could be ELIMINATED with a supervisor on scene. The officers would receive a swift, free LESSON and be rewarded with a publicly published video of them having to EAT CROW after their schooling, plain and simple.

[@TheJohmac]

@@moparman1962 Many of them do just that.

[@moparman1962]

@@TheJohmac ...I clearly asked why the people who DO NOT demand the cops get their supervisors there DON'T do so? Watch the video above again if you MISSED IT that this ex cop (now a P.I.) DID NOT demand that they get their supervisor there. I said nothing at all about the SMART people who DO make that smart move. MOST police departments do have an internal POLICY that if someone who is being stopped and/or questioned requests a supervisor, their officers are to call for one.

[@TheJohmac]

@@moparman1962 re-read your comment.

[@gav2759]

"Every single cop in this nation is a liar. I used to be one of them" ripped their guts out. There was no way back.

[@joey2789]

Says a lot about his prior service

[@10thman36]

And without the cameras, he would be jailed or murdered. No camera, no justice.

[@TheAndym1288]

wow this was amazing!!! Great job Mike!

[@Southernswag8283]

I’m a former drug addict, and I can confirm, this was more satisfying than getting high from drugs.

[@lhdnp1980]

I'm glad you found a replacement! 😛

[@projectpatrick4070]

I’m high now

[@Southernswag8283]

@@lhdnp1980 same!😂😅

[@jasonvoorhees5640]

@@Southernswag8283 coward

[@blakeb9964]

Lol

[@Sanquezo]

What an absolute legend. I have mad respect for this man. He admits to being deceitful in his line of duty when he was a cop. Now he's grown beyond and evolved into a beast. Those cops had their feelings and pride spit on repeatedly. Its like a max level retired officer shitting on noobs

[@dougr8646]

Not a great PI if some random white caught him in 1 day

[@Sanquezo]

@@dougr8646 he got spotted by the lady he was investigating lol definitely not his best moment there haha

[@BunniMonster]

@@Sanquezo To be fair she had been spooked by the previous investigator the day before so she was probably hyper-vigilant.

[@Sanquezo]

@@BunniMonster yeah I would probably call the cops too if I saw someone following me lol

[@that1electrician]

​@@SanquezoOr you could just carry on, if you know what I mean.

[@loganwright1922]

Preach and teach them tyrants how to do their job! Keep it up man.

[@Jeff-ft2vo]

Man!! This guy needs to go across the nation educating all of us. That was so freaking awesome how he handled himself as well as those cops. I still don't understand why the first cop left though.

[@jtjones4081]

Those cops were pathetic. He WAS following her. For all you know he could be a rapist and the cops never put their foot down and demanded credentials he's an actual PI. In fact he never offered any explanation as to why he was following her and the cops walked away without an explanation. If you think this was a positive interaction you're sick. Your hatred if cops has blinded you to the psychopaths among us. This guy following a female strikes me as one if them.

[@seangotts6470]

its an old tactic cops use ... they think they can get around the law ... you see the 1st cop knew this guy knew his rights and he didnt pull him for a traffic stop ... so he calls other units and then bails .. they think that this then will confuse the driver enough that they will answer the other cops questions and they also this that once the cop that pulled him is gone they can then violate his rights ... yeah its fucked up dumbassed logic but thats cops for you ... remeber its all designed to trigger you and make you open your mouth

[@crom8368]

@@jtjones4081 What is your major malfunction? She's a suspect! Feminism is obsolete!

[@scott4981]

@@seangotts6470 JJ is an obvious damage conTROLL SHILL whole rooms full of these telemarketers for glorifying pigz standard rebuttals like"oh , yet , who's the first place your going ta call when something happens to you ... 🤦💥

[@vonmack9846]

The first cop left because he was smart and didn't spend most time and we still doesn't know who that cop was

[@mc50992]

The P.I. Really won me over when he said he had to calm down and shouldn't be yelling. That is so difficult to recognize and admit and I've been there. It really changed his tone after that. Good for him.

[@jtjones4081]

Is he a PI or is he stalking the complainant? He refused to provide any credentials to prove he was nothing more than a stalker. All this is his fault. I had a weirdo following me for a few months, talking to my friends at their businesses asking questions about me. When asked by them who he was he claimed to be a PI. He gave his name to one of my friends who relayed it to me. I had noticed him following me. I checked with our State Police Intelligence unit and he had zero credentials as a PI. Long story short once I had his name I found out where HE lived. Suffice to say the stalking stopped, but I'm a man who handles my own business. If he were doing the same to a female I could understand her alarm. It's creepy, and this guy's a creep. How bout I follow you around Lackluster? Sit outside your house with binoculars for hours and if you call the cops I refuse to answer questions? Good with that? Alrighty then. Maybe I'll be see in ya, literally. No credentials required according to you.

[@BuffaloNickel9]

So basically you're allowed to invade someone's life and background, stalk their business, residence, and vehicle as long as you call yourself a private investigator no matter real or not? Yikessss

[@mc50992]

@@BuffaloNickel9 the position and reach of Private Investigator are regulated heavily and are different depending on where you are. Following someone in public isn't generally considered any sort of invasion of privacy anyplace I'm aware of. I think that it is the same logic applied to other privacy considerations, such as video recording in public spaces. I hope that helps.

[@mc50992]

@@jtjones4081 oh, makes sense. It's odd that the police officer didn't outright ask for a P.I..license but I'd suppose that driving behind someone doesn't qualify as any potential offense which would require him to identify himself at all. I'd say in Ontario Canada, where Prowl By Night is an offence, that if a P.I. were found watching someone's property at night as you've suggested then I.d. would be justified and required.

[@BuffaloNickel9]

@@mc50992 exactly my point! You say "If a PI was caught watching someone's property at night (in Ontario) where " prowl by night" is an offence, then a private investigator ID would be justified and required" That's just the tip of the iceberg of what private investigators can do legally do to Everyday citizens that would normally qualify as illegal stalking and invasion of privacy, and many more broken laws... Apparently it's okay to invade someone's privacy, stalk them, look into their house at night with binoculars, etcetera if you're PI.... Creepy in my opinion A man spying on an young woman like the story above is not anymore okay just because he has a " P.I. license" ir not IMO. Basically, it's a license to be a creep. I'm sure they get the cops called on them all the time. When I used to listen to the scanner, it would happen at least a 2-3x per month. I would hate to be an ex-girlfriend of a private investigator...

[@fuckgoogle93]

"We got a call, therfore anything we say is the law!"

[@billybowerman6464]

LOL he's blowing that young officer's mind. You mean these badges don't give us extra rights?

[@dl2.504B]

When cops don't acknowledge the fact that they're violating your rights, when you call them out on it, proves the corruption and tyranny is real. I've dealt with this many times

[@amerzski2510]

I know right!! It's WAAAYYYY better for a woman to just fear for her safety than violate a stalker's rights! It's so easy for you cops haters to side with the A**hole.. it's so easy to say "bUT hE iS aN InVetiGaTor" after the fact but none of the cops nor the woman knows that.. well hopefully this cops learn their lessons right? Next time, when another person feared being stalked, the cops should only move when undeniable crime occur.. like mugging, kidnapping or even r*p*.

[@mrjs648]

@@mklolcoru4840 no what the central issue here is that someone is being stopped, detained and then asked to give up their privacy because someone made an allegation. It really has nothing to do with the woman, don’t let that detail distract you from that central issue. Also yes stalking is a big deal and on the bright side it’s clear it matters to those policemen too. They need more training on the law though

[@mrjs648]

@@mklolcoru4840you are correct they need to catch him breaking the law or have a reasonable suspicion. Heresy isn’t reasonable suspicion. One of the shitty things about law, is that it’s not preventative in nature, it is only punitive which sadly means she needs to be stalked first. If there was a way to prevent that happening that would be great, but there is no way to prevent crime only a way to manage it via the law through significant consequences. Anyway if you feel it’s ok for the police to stop you on your way to work because your ex-girlfriend, wife, mean neighbor, etc make a claim then that’s cool, but I am grateful that police technically require more evidence than that to interrupt my day.

[@lukycharms9970]

I can’t wait until you people in the comments section have a daughter who’s being stalked and when you try to call the cops to do something they just say “sorry, I don’t suspect him of committing any crimes, we’re not gonna do anything. Call us back after she’s already been abducted and then maybe we’ll help, bye” Let me know when it happens cause I will laugh my ass off so hard

[@dl2.504B]

@@lukycharms9970 🤣 now you're just profiling... You're the type that will trade freedom for tyranny, just so you can have a false sense of protection, promised to you by the same corrupt and tyrannical LEO and politicians that violate people's rights, bend and break the law to their own will, everyday. Clearly anyone with a child, son or daughter, will always want the best for them. You're manipulating the whole point of this video and conversation. 👍You must be a member of the SJFC

[@saltycreole2673]

They know who he is. They just want a pissing contest to establish authority. This is all about egos, not law enforcement.

[@rodh1404]

It's possible he's driving a company car, which is why they keep talking about him being an investigator. But that might not tell them who he is specifically and cops want to pin down who the suspect specifically is. Just telling them "Mike" could help them narrow that down if they really want to pursue it, although his photo should be enough.

[@good4jg]

In the urinary olympics, these guys got nowhere near the podium - they just got wet!

[@peterdeliteris7705]

I didn’t know Jim Cornette was a private eye.

[@thetimebinder]

😂

[@xZOOMORPHICx]

Holy shit....this is probably one of the most provocative conversations I have ever seen. The gentleman stating that all cops are liars and the police officer nodding his head yes 😐

[@starlitekaraoke113]

Cops are taught to lie....Hearsay isn’t reasonable enough of an excuse. I love how the cops want the driver to give up possible information they have to do by doing actual police work by investigation. Ego is one thing and a bruised ego can be dangerous. Be safe out there.

[@Scyllax]

They are taught to lie because legal authorities have empowered them to do so.

[@Ron-gm7dd]

I was in the jury box once when the judge asked me if "she ordered" me to accept circumstantial evidence, the same as real evidence, would I follow her orders? I said NO, if it's not real, then it's not evidence... She broke for lunch and 1 1/2 hrs later, she released me from duty, next to COPs Judges are real pricks...

[@good4jg]

@@Ron-gm7dd You're right - fairness and honesty in the system are in scarce supply. I accept circumstantial evidence with hard evidence the same way I accept a loaf of bread from the store - I discard the bag (the stuff that's 'hard to swallow') after all the bread is gone. I wonder how the judge would have responded to that analogy; probably the same way you experienced.

[@kevinrehberg8758]

@@Scyllax Yes they are by SCOTUS.. but that doesn't require us to accept that what a LEO is saying is truthful either once we understand that premise..I know they are permitted to lie so I am assuming they are all of the time..... especially if I know better, and their lies are indicative of that fact..

[@Scyllax]

@@kevinrehberg8758 They courts didn’t understand how this would destroy their appearance of credibility.

[@user-jl1jm6lx2t]

Wow, it takes four cops to question, this man?

[@whitedevil2]

he never should have even told them his first name. they never earned or deserved it. no crime, no ID.

[@Tristiss-gaming]

“I got more integrity in my finger more than you do in your whole body” Quote of the century!!

[@robertnicholls9917]

Being an upstanding human being is strength.

[@joeswheat]

As I have said for years, “NEVER TRUST A COP”. If any cop, on duty or off duty, is talking to you, it is only for their benefit, and at possible detriment to your privacy and liberty.

[@Darkpara1]

I'm a cop, and I don't talk to cops in places I don't know. I had some country bumpkin deputy pull me over and try and pull some similar shit to make numbers. Didn't tell him I was a cop till he already broke policy.

[@gregnunya5090]

As a former Prosecutor, you are 100% correct. People, learn you rights. This is the only way this madness will cease.

[@charlie15627]

Oh you can use an interaction with an officer to your benefit but it is not an action to be taken by an ignorant, unskilled and/or unstable individual. I have done so on several occasions and even then there were a couple of times that I could have gotten myself in trouble if the cop had been paying closer attention. One key technique is to always qualify your answers. “I think.....”, “maybe.....”, “I could have....”, “it might have” and other leading phrases that leave you the opening to change your statement later, without risk of perjuring yourself.

[@go2girlproductions149]

Truth 🙌 🙌 🙌

[@mrbinks7851]

FACT!!

[@SeanOhalloran-f3s]

This is one of the best videos I have ever seen for someone standing up for their rights and I watch these videos everyday.

[@craigthomson9337]

There is obviously an endemic problem educating officers in North America. So fucking fix it already! Vote responsibly.

[@freemanscott78]

He was concise in his words ..didn't say "I Think" Once ..he was absolute in his responses and didnt give them reason to doubt his knowledge ...very important 💚👍

[@CandyGramForMongo_]

You’d be amazed what bs you can convince people of if you sound authoritative. :) Funny, cops intimidate with force, this man intimidates with knowledge!

[@IHateThisHandleSystem]

I'll speak to you only truth, as I look you in the eye. Overwhelming you with honesty, until you're begging me to lie.

[@user-sn3ek4vj2j]

@@CandyGramForMongo_ knowledge is power! 💯

[@gagerbryan5603]

The cop said that maintaining your rights is not cooperating…he made that horrifying statement!

[@saxitopau1528]

"There's no good side of a cop's face." Wow, this man has ZERO chill.

[@tiberm2227]

😩😩😩🤣🤣

[@eugenevorobyov2485]

He explained why you should never speak to the police very accurately. The police’s job is to find, investigate and possibly arrest people who commit crimes. If you speak, then your words could possibly be used against you.

[@pkwentworth]

The police officer should have “surveilled” the car and then he might have had “probable cause” if he had witnessed the alleged stalking charge. Too many officers charge in and illegally detain from what I see. They rarely pause to observe. It’s quite interesting to see these types of videos.

[@luisroldan8680]

YUP WHY WOULD ANYONE HELP THE POLICE WITH AN INVESTIGATION THAT INVOLVES YOU WHEN YOU HAVE NOT COMMIT A CRIME'

[@kevmasengale6903]

Your words CAN and WILL be used against you.....

[@nelsonvanvickle8862]

BINGO!!! NEVER EVER voluntarily speak to or volunteer information to the police…

[@conservovirtus5796]

I think a better expression would be that the job of police is to assign blame. They're looking for someone to blame for something. That being said, talking to them is completely harmless 99% of the time, and all of this encouragement to "never" talk to them is asinine. You shouldn't talk to them if you're suspected of a crime. And it's typically going to be pretty obvious if you're suspected of a crime. And you will know, obviously, if you committed one. This guy was asked pretty much from the outset if he was an investigator. And this entire ordeal could have been avoided had he just answered that question and provided some proof. Instead he chose to grand stand. And that's fine; it's his right. But don't act like you're being persecuted because you didn't feel like answering a simple question. Ultimately, it's your decision if you prefer enduring the needles hassle of this sort of encounter, than answering a few questions. Personally, unless I'm being investigated for something serious, I'm just going to answer the questions and be on my way. (Because I literally always have been on my way, within minutes, after answering a few questions.) Unlike this guy I don't have a lawyer on retention, and no one's going to care if a cause a ruckus.

[@Breckmin]

all the officer has to do is tell the P.I. that he is suspected of stalking... possible stalking is the crime.

[@philipzanoni]

This is a great Channel. Great content. Great editing, great dissemination of knowledge great narrarating, great length of the video's play time, and great anything I forgot to mention. Just great 👍

[@NeverlandRancher]

This guy flat out nailed it. Now charge them $1000 for every minute you were detained.

[@frankearl9285]

No, no. Don't just stop there. This video is evidence of FOUR LEOs committing a 10 year in prison felony under 18 USC 242./

[@frankearl9285]

And, no, you don't get qualified immunity for this either...

[@frankearl9285]

(They weren't actually doing their damn jobs...)

[@highroller4359]

Wow I’m still speechless 👏🏻👏🏻 this man is a hero!! And has more integrity than all these cops combined. This has to be the best video of owning a cop!!

[@brendaeulenstein4255]

He was a cop.🙂

[@garyrowe58]

I was in awe of how he was so objective about every fact, and able to clearly state his points ... then he explained he was a certified interrogator (game, set, and match ;)

[@hotwireman49]

Maybe he should be going across the country teaching cops.

[@rogerdowe85]

Totally agree. I’m saving this one.

[@orientalcaesar]

"Every single cop in this nation is a liar." He said...

[@ThePigeonmilk]

They are doing it right now. Their credibility was trashed. They are breaking the law by holding him

[@SFreedberg1]

Best I've ever seen. I've never seen anybody articulate themselves as well as this gentleman did.

[@mayhem7455]

Exercising my rights doesn't make me uncooperative. Cop - "Yes it does." Fine. You want me to "co-operate?" Right after I get put on payroll. I'm willing to accept $120,000 per year.