Pulled Over For Going Below The Speed Limit

[@wookiebush7449]

Driving over 70: "I got you for speeding." Driving under 70: "Its suspicious that you're driving under the speed limit" Driving exactly 70: "Why are you trying so hard not to look suspicious? Thats suspicious."

[@LeMayJoseph]

Driving While Black

[@mjf8897]

Driving Exactly 70: "why did I have to go 80 to catch up to you?" (cuz that's how you catch up to someone going 70 if you're behind them)

[@Invertedworldx]

😆😆😆😆😆😂😂😂😂😂👌👌

[@JDGage]

This cop is either incompetent or stupid. Or potentially even a racist. This guy had no reason to pull this guy over. He was up to something and dare I say the cop’s behavior was suspiciously criminal.

[@LeMayJoseph]

@@JDGage lol, “potentially.”

[@Hooverdarnit]

Anytime a cop says, "I'm just checking to see if you're alright" he's really saying; "I'm on a fishing expedition looking for any excuse I can to fuck your life up."

[@FawxNewsNetwork]

Nailed it! 🔨

[@whiteboyangel4838]

@LonelyThing yes yes it is

[@uncletimo6059]

@LonelyThing state law dependent. in my state, you get arrested for it legal? sane? does not matter

[@nomadtrails]

Very well said.

[@7s29]

Precisely.

[@TheAtb85]

This is why I drive at 100 in 50 zones: I want to make sure I'm double lawful.

[@douglasschaefer7786]

Lmao, NAILED IT....YOU ARE THE WINNER

[@COGSCNY]

Thank you sir I can go to sleep now 🤣🤣🤣

[@Mr.Moore23]

@@douglasschaefer7786 I’m the real Douglas

[@ladygagafan704]

Lol agree

[@KingHammi24]

Bruhhh

[@goldmantis5850]

Imagine having the audacity to pull someone over for doing nothing and completely wasting their time in the process, and then when asked why you pulled said person over you say “I don’t have time to answer your question.”

[@hemmojito]

Can I ask you what this is about? As soon as you give me your ID ... Where do you work? I will tell you as soon as you checked my ID and gave me a reason why you pulled me over. This is psycho as well. Revealing nothing while pestering the man with all kinds of specific questions unrelated to traffic.

[@mrp1zz492]

Fuck no they get the ID after telling me. Don't ID yourself unless you have to@@hemmojito

[@lubui2583]

At least he didn’t kill him this time around

[@jdawg1835]

There is no such thing as "casual conversation" with an officer who has pulled you over. They are always fishing for evidence to use to prosecute you.

[@robertaylor9218]

I would not always agree, but the cop said I’ll tell you when I’m ready (why I pulled you over) and you tell me know. That is suspicious as hell. Frankly I found the beginning to be creepy.

[@jdawg1835]

@TheOtherWhiteBread0 Then why did the founding fathers put the 4th and 5th amendments in the Constitution, the highest law of the land?

[@ronjarosch8287]

@TheOtherWhiteBread0 Without the cam, the cop is always assumed by the court to be telling the truth. All he has to say is "you were going 15 over the speed limit" and you are hosed. But maybe your smiley face means you knew that. ;)

[@ronjarosch8287]

@TheOtherWhiteBread0 Funny you should ask. I was targeted by the local police after a couple of minor crimes that they couldn't convict me on, so they elevated things and accused me of 2 very serious felonies that I was absolutely innocent of. I was lucky and found not guilty, and at the age of 15 I moved to another state. I knew it was just a matter of time they would get me for something I didn't do. As the victim of a few crimes now, the police have been worthless. They even had the perp in a squad car but failed to do SOP so he got away. I lost hundreds.

[@chrisgordon5719]

And fine the hell out of you. Put you in a Private Prison with no way to get out.

[@TheLunarLegend]

"I'll let you know as soon as I get your ID" In other words 'I have no legitimate reason to pull you over so I'm gonna run your ID and hope something comes up.'

[@michaelocallaghan7043]

Damn Fr what do you think the cop would’ve done if he said that to his face

[@MrBlaker412]

I am a Police Officer, I say the same thing . They teach us that so if there is a problem, whether the person runs or we are attacked, we have the id of that person.

[@HashimotoDatsu]

@@MrBlaker412 I used to do the same when I worked in Loss Prevention. There is a mental play to it as well, as someone who willingly surrenders their ID is, in a sense, displaying a cooperative attitude. That is to say, when not in a traffic violation, you absolutely do not need to comply with that request unless you have been detained. I'm honestly shocked how many shoplifters just handed their IDs over just because of how polite I was. Long story short, its not improper to do this in a traffic stop and it can create a sense of security for the officer, although it does both parties good to clearly state the purpose behind the stop. Lastly to anyone reading, as loss prevention or asset protection, keep in mind you do not have to comply with us, but we generally have established as a reliable witness with the local police and are required to have substantial evidence of the crime committed. That doesn't mean we can refuse to return your ID, legally detain you in any way, or prevent you from exiting the encounter at any time. A police officer is given the authority to take these actions for the safety of evryone involved. Know your rights, but be as respectful as possible. Even if you are not getting it in return, it will be to your benefit should things need to go to court.

[@paulthreet9408]

@@MrBlaker412 so basically your job is to check people's "papers". This is why no one likes or trusts cops.

[@MrBlaker412]

@@paulthreet9408 I don't look at it that way. I feel like I do a very good job and have almost never had a negative interaction in my 7 year career. It's all about how you treat an individual.

[@danlewis6157]

Ok, I’m an older white guy with 40 years in a police department and even I can see this gentleman got pulled over for driving while black. Disgusting.

[@petewilkerson4000]

And some people say that, you're just making that up, cop's never do that.

[@lordscott3929]

And that's what we ask for mostly, just acknowledge that it happens & is real. A lot try to dismiss such incidents, like it HAD to be Legit reason to stop us.

[@CrafterSven]

stfu

[@pescatoralpursuit1726]

I'm white and have been pulled over for less.

[@CrafterSven]

@@pescatoralpursuit1726 yes y0u are and did, me too

[@7thMack]

I can’t be the only one who feared for the well-being of the driver when he got out of his vehicle. All I could think was, “oh god, don’t! Please don’t get out of the car…”

[@hemmojito]

Me, too and yet: What kind of state is that, where upright citizens have to fear for their life cause of a follow-up question.

[@brygenon]

I'm guessing he did that for us, to give his video an exciting closing. Great job all round.

[@7thMack]

@@hemmojito - Answer: a systemically racist one. 😕

[@johnbrentford5513]

Police do shit like this but can't figure out why people don't like them.

[@kaindabadguy]

They know exactly why many people don’t like them.

[@TheSpicehandler]

@@kaindabadguy Childhood bullies grow up to be cops.

[@kaindabadguy]

@@TheSpicehandler True but also people who’ve been bullied do as well. They finally have the power to satisfy their vengeance fantasies.

[@SittingBearProd]

@@kaindabadguy I agree. It’s the bullies who become cops, not those who were bullied.

[@kaindabadguy]

@Joshua Payne Good cops would be reporting and testifying against these bad cops across the nation.

[@kylemotty5951]

"Ah, hello citizen. I see you haven't broken any laws. Let me help you with that. "

[@dmoogle2006]

Police can literally follow you until you do anything they deem "probable cause". If they want to, they're pulling you over unless you happen to be 1 minute away from your destination. This is somehow okay in the government's eyes.

[@jollygrim07]

"Ah, hello officer. I see your an ash hole. Let me help you with that."

[@douglasrowland3722]

@@dmoogle2006 OH don't be fooled...even at 1 minute....they'll still pull up to your driveway or follow you into the parking area !!

[@kylemotty5951]

@@Evike95Air found Sam Tripoli's YT account.

[@tylergnosis2581]

Omg very true

[@VRIceblast]

Stuff like this, is why people have lost respect for police.

[@outsidlookingconcerned]

Total and absolutely true talk

[@joeestrada6946]

Stuff like this makes me not want to be a police office anymore

[@reyariass]

Joe Estrada What are you going to be instead? A warehouse?

[@whoopdeedo83]

Typical all or nothing thinking. Imagine if you applied that to doctors. How many bad doctors are out there? That have killed or hurt people because of a lack of skill or insurance fraud etc etc. Guess we should all stop going to the doctor.

[@VRIceblast]

​@@whoopdeedo83 Except, when you complain to management, they tell you, our employee didn't do anything wrong, we approve their actions. Trying to compare cops, to bad waitstaff is just so messed up.

[@korybeckwith834]

I was pulled over once. Policeman asked for the typical items. I was searching for my proof of insurance and he handed me a ticket for no proof of insurance. I was trying to hand it to him and he said too late. Had to go to court to dismiss ticket.

[@amorphousblob2721]

Years ago in my town, a guy got shot for searching for his proof of insurance. The cop assumed he was going for a gun and dumped a mag in him. Of course the cops investigated themselves and found that they did no wrong. When I get pulled over, my ID, registration, and insurance are in my hand before the car even comes to a stop.

[@revisionistfrontier]

@@amorphousblob2721 Philando Castile?

[@amorphousblob2721]

@@revisionistfrontier It was many years before Castile.

[@riversart2030]

The exact same thing happened to me. I was only 18 when it happened and had no idea I could fight it in court. Had to pay a $500 dollar fine. There needs to be a class about how to deal with cops in public schools.

[@hemmojito]

@@amorphousblob2721 Psycho to ask for an item and shoot the person for searching for said item. Common sense? Think again!

[@mercenaut]

“I’m doing better than I deserve.” LITERALLY the only truth that cop told the entire interaction.

[@iriseley]

Reminds me of Dave Ramsey lol

[@xPreatorianx1]

Dude that line seemed awfully creepy and sinister to me.

[@Trinigmatic]

It's almost as if he knew he was wrong. Hmmm.

[@RGV250FORSALE]

Ain't that the truth!

[@iwinzeazy]

Right!

[@TheDudeAbides1776]

"I'm just pulling you over for no reason hoping I would smell weed."

[@ivanmitchell3876]

lol!!

[@slowanddeliberate6893]

The cop wanted to see if he was hauling drugs.

[@aennaenn7468]

Not that he'd actually have to smell weed, he could just say he did.

[@gregmather3343]

Usually they lie and say they smell weed even if they don't!

[@TechTokOffical]

If he had not worked for the oil fields(drug testing) that cop def would have smelled weed. I still haven't watched the whole thing so it still might come

[@InvictusMedia]

The cop was right about one thing, he is doing better than he deserves to be.

[@ashleyhaynes5323]

😂😂😂

[@nicoleshelton4621]

I noticed that comment. I thought it said a Lot about the "officer" He knows he's wrong.

[@randyclark8774]

100%

[@hellotjesmellowtjes9791]

The fact that he said that means he watches Dave Ramsey too much

[@agetori7743]

at that point I was wondering if the officer was OK... talking really weird

[@PaulSmith-pe1kh]

5 miles under?!? Get this cop off the force! Holy crap

[@bobbyseafood2145]

That’s still going slow. Here In Canada that would be 8kmh which is equivalent to going 32 in a 40. That is slow. That is dangerous because it disrupts the flow of traffic, causes road rage and can cause the person coming up behind you to slam on their breaks. Just because a limit is say 50, doesn’t mean you can go any speed under 50. You need to go the limit or else you’ll disrupt traffic. Seeing how you don’t see this as a problem tells me you’re a slow driver. Which I would then say speed the hell up. Driving slow is just as dangerous as going fast and if you don’t believe that, you’ll soon find out the hard way how wrong you are

[@eopanther8]

​@bobbyseafood2145 what on earth are you talking about? You don't NEED to go the speed limit. Your logic is you need to lock in on the exact speed limit without going above or below huh?

[@Ken.-]

@@bobbyseafood2145 Well he's not in Canada and he wasn't doing a 32 in a 40. And it's spelled "Brake".

[@bobbyseafood2145]

@@Ken.- that’s why I said “here in Canada” smartass. No one likes a wannabe English teacher

[@taboretmojzesza1885]

**Sir, you were driving over the black limit**

[@SuperHuscarl]

"I'm sorry sir, but you were following the law, and we don't do that down here."

[@LC-go5on]

😂😂😂

[@KURM654]

One time I got pulled over for stopping at a stop sign. Cop said he pulled me over because I was “being to careful of the law”. Wtf???

[@SecretiaTV]

I had some moron cop pull me over for going "too slow through a green light." I was making a left turn. My response was, "Yes, that's what one does when one turns left at a light that just turned green." My passenger friend yelled at Officer Idiot and then we drove away

Anyone who follows the rules isn't white, and is therefore suspicious.

[@mimip8834]

@@KURM654 I got pulled over once by a cop for driving with my high beams on down a dark Street at night. then I noticed that every car that passed us had their high beams on. I said officer every car that's passing us now has their high beams on and he said well I can't pull everybody over because I'm giving you a ticket now. I think some of these cops need a mental health evaluation.

[@benj1236]

*"Sir, do you realize how black you were going back there?"*

[@disdatbigboy]

Lmao this guy

[@adrianm.1732]

Hahahaha

[@aaronwhitty990]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ajtam05]

Lol

[@iamblade7862]

Hahahaha omg im sorry 😂

[@slashdotism]

The reason for the warning is to tag him. The next time he gets stopped that warning will show up when they run his name and it will be easier for the next cop to escalate.

[@luvbig41]

YEP. Happened to me. I was stopped for a taillight. What the cops didn't know is that the taillight only stopped working if i put my headlights on. So one day in the day time I am driving past a the house of a friend. There was a cop parked on the street training another officer. I look over at my friend's house to see if he was home. I wasn't sure so I drove past his house and circled back. When I did so the cop stopped me and got my license and registration. When I asked why...... he told me my taillight was out. I knew he was lying. I never dared to get out of the car though.

[@apollo1573]

SirSoma 1000% depends on how the department works and it varies from cop to cop. Personal experience is irrelevant in this argument when it’s factual in other places

[@onlythewise1]

@@apollo1573 depends on if the cops need money

[@apollo1573]

SirSoma I guess that’s fair but I meant I. The more broad perspective. You have to take in multiple personal experiences from everywhere otherwise it’s just taking one area into account

[@theplaybunnyarcade3375]

@@apollo1573 but the fact that a majority of people don't experience this at all shows you're going to lose the totality of experiences argument. That's why people take issue with this argument. People say "all police do X cause it happened to me and 2 of my friends" and you take that as gospel but when someone says "well me and the 1000 other people in the immediate area have never experienced that" suddenly it's "we can't use lived experiences"

[@jq8913]

It was a very bold move for this guy to exit his vehicle after reciving the warning.

[@RustyNips]

Seriously like dude your done just leave now why are you getting out stop it That's why he didn't get an a+ and just an a lol

[@shadowflame8647]

@@RustyNips I mean, I would've probably done the same if a cop pulled me over and gave me even a warning at the fact that I was going 5 miles under the speed limit

[@RustyNips]

@@shadowflame8647 well you better be live streaming your encounter so the footage of your death doesn't "disappear" and you become just another statistic

[@foyh6991]

@@shadowflame8647 right like tell me what i did wrong to not do again and not just give a warning then say you have other things to do lmao

[@devinmichaelroberts9954]

very stupid move. Thats how you get shot.

[@TheFBATruth]

“I’m doing better than I deserve” - you’re not fucking wrong

[@gglen2141]

How dare he invoke the spirit of Dave Ramsey.

[@mcj928]

Church!!

[@baneblackguard584]

it was actually a bait statement, hoping to get the driver to say something like "you're right about that". everything the officer said was to get the driver to say something that could be used to go further.

[@Sporklez420]

420th like

[@blight2638]

Shit had me laughing out loud for real bro

[@NiteRacer]

cop: "I'm just trying to have a casual conversation" him: "ok cool do you want to talk about yesterday's football game?" cop: "not incriminating enough"

[@MrGlockshna]

Damn I need to use that if this ever happens to me

[@MaydayAggro]

Exactly. "I'm an Alabama fan. How 'bout you, officer?"

[@brooooo8145]

@@MaydayAggro roll tide

[@mervfer1162]

No, no, no, not like that, but like this... Cop: "I'm just trying to have casual conversation." Man: "oh, ok, I see. So, do you have any kids? What's your wife's name? Where do you live?"

[@aplus1080]

"Just trying to have a casual conversation" "Explain why i a warning." "I have other things to do."

[@dawndishsoap3398]

"You know why i pulled you over today?" "No" "Me neither, but im sure i can come up with somehing."

[@ianbattles7290]

"Because you wanted to give me a high-five and hand me a crisp $100 bill?"

[@abrahamedelstein4806]

As Georgian Bank robber Iosif Jughashvili said, "Show me the man, and I'll show you the crime."

[@jollybutnotranchers2988]

LMMFAO

[@marc21256]

When I was stopped for nothing (driving a crap car in the nice part of town), the excuse was "From where I was it looked like your inspection was out of date", when the state inspection stickers were front window mounted and color coded. Odd, he didn't stop the Cadillac in front of me with the same color sticker, or the brand new 626 behind me. Once he saw I was a teen and all my paperwork checked out, he went back to his hiding spot to look for anyone who didn't belong (I was white, so I belonged, even if a teen with a cheap first car). I was going 30 in a 35, in a line of slow moving traffic. So he went back into the bushes to find someone else's rights to violate.

[@brettkelly5894]

I used to get pulled over on my bicycle when I was in my 20s 2010 ish cop said he had the exact description on my bicycle leaving a robbery I was riding a 1967 schwinn stingray about 10 ,Iles away from the store

[@blackomega2526]

As a resident of NC for 31 years.....this is standard behavior from law enforcement sadly. Which always leads to having to go to court to get questionable fines dismissed.

[@nicksarantos4676]

Sadly , I believe you, hearing this , four states away !

[@marliseisrael3017]

I know not to move there

[@randyhaight7202]

Dude got a warning for a legal activity, that's hilarious.

[@iREZARECTEM]

It's awful

[@ahmahtiyehudim7307]

No it's not hilarious.

[@shawnbishop9199]

The warning was the avoidance of having to face his own pettiness in court and having to validate his fishing expedition on someone who was doing nothing wrong.

[@steventheelf5986]

Alex if he was why was it not mentioned

[@DSterces]

Dude got a warning instead of a ticket or busted head, thats hilarious.

[@MrFreakHeavy]

"Sir, I stopped you because you're suspiciously law-abiding."

[@richarddawson2919]

Something like that happened to me except I had been trying to get over with blinker on but no one would let me until he put on his flashing lights. Going 60 in a 65 and told to speed it up????

[@SeriousClownLOL]

Funny shit

[@jeremygeorgel3246]

Funniest shit ive ever heard ever love the way u put it

[@wz2ir9r92]

it says alot on how black people are perceived

[@JustaMomnFamily]

And a black man

[@ECHunter-tn3mv]

The cop was immediately trying to find reasons to arrest this man. Absolutely deserves an F.

[@satekeeper]

Absolutely. If doing slightly under the speed limit is suspicious, then literally 99% of all cars are the road need to be stopped at some point in their trip. This is obviously false. It's also a lot of "how can I prove my job doesn't need to exist."

[@tomghzel]

I just drive below to enjoy the view sometimes. Here minimum is 45 as well. So as long as I don't go slower (and do not block other vehicels) I'm allowed to drive slower even if it's just to enjoy the view!

[@satekeeper]

@@tomghzel The excuse is always, "well, not illegal, but *most people* don't act like this". They don't understand how completely creepy and messed up that sounds. It's the same as saying "ALWAYS conform rigidly to norms or else you must be stopped and interrogated by men with guns. How dare you ever choose to act even slightly like an individual person."

[@kylesimmer2393]

I don't know how you came to that conclusion. He let him go with a written warning. Yes, the cop was trying to cover for his frivolous stop. The cop was fishing. Nothing came of the stop. He, then, confronts the cop... after the cop said he was OK to leave. Most cops are egotistical and narcissistic. Picking a fight with someone like this is a lose-lose scenario.

[@jrvegaboston]

I agree.

[@dompolidori5313]

“im doing good officer how are you” “better than i deserve” Damn fricking right.

[@ExDementia666]

Yeah that was such an odd and telling comment.

[@cjfilmproductions]

These cops expect you to have a friendly conversation while they do everything they can to try to take away your freedom. You did not stop me for a conversation.

[@andrewvelonis5940]

But sometimes, conversations lead to finding out more. Timothy McVey was pulled over for some minor reason, and in conversation, McVey indicated he was in the process of traveling an extended distance, but then why did he have his jacket on?

[@sunnybowos266]

@@andrewvelonis5940 because he wanted to have a jacket on? I mean it's not like it's illegal to wear a jacket.

[@FrostytheWicked]

@@andrewvelonis5940 Yeah wearing a jacket in a car is illegal. Smarty pants.

[@douglasrowland3722]

Don't forget how they are ''..Punking you out''...and assailing your dignity.....treating you like a ''kid''....and probing to see how low your I.Q. is !.....so that they might ''escalate'', waste your time and COST YOU MONEY...and all you're trying to do is make it from day to day...and they don't give a F**king S**t about ANY body...! So since we haven't done anything about it in 40 years....THIS IS WHAT WE GOT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MadScientist267]

@@douglasrowland3722 Yeah because that's exactly how it works. 🙄

[@SmothersSawShop]

“Im doing better than I deserve” truer words have never been spoken

[@b_bogg]

Dave Ramsay lol

[@riite9338]

wtf does this man do in his free time is my question cause that sounds sus

[@feshpince7181]

@Jonny Croxville Explains a LOT about this dickhead cop's attitude toward others.

[@LilacDaisy2]

That's what Voddie Backhum says

[@cole3835]

"Sir, you were driving 69 in a 70, you're arrested for sexual assault."

[@deathstroke334]

LOOOOOOOL

[@TeamOrangeSoda]

69 likes😂

[@dietrichpriebe9279]

Over the intercom: officer, this is a Wendy's.

[@david2869]

A 70 doing 69? Good for her!

[@OfficialUnderratedMusic]

Hospital reports the car has recovered and is now in stable condition

[@fudogwhisperer3590]

It absolutely INFURIATES ME TO NO END that a government official, bound by his oath to obey and defend the constitution, can behave in such a manner. It is absolutely atrocious. This is how they are trained, to search and look for something they can use to pin a crime on someone and extract money from them. They're job as a government official is to defend and protect the freedom and liberty of individuals, not harass and extort people for money.

[@fido9745]

Thank you for sharing your anger. This shit is a joke. I’m really glad it ended peacefully though. They’re out of line, but that’s just the way it is.

[@pauldeanda4985]

And it’s why I do not feel sorry for cops when shtf in their world! Who knows perhaps, “Karma” caught up to them, as people like to say. I find it inexcusable that people, specially those that are suppose to be the “good guys” abuse the power & authority entrusted on them by the job that they choose to do. I’m all for law and order, but not at the expense of our rights and freedoms!

[@knine1652]

Corrupt cop, and probably their whole department is corrupt.

[@laithsondos5219]

Sheriffs departments are always corrupt

[@mmmbreakfast2]

I assume he was probably looking for any reason to stop him and hope he found something so that he could use civil asset forfeiture to take the nice car he was driving.

[@the1tigglet]

It is like that actually, cops don't always just go and bully people on their own, sometimes there are things like ticket quotas forced on cops by crooked politicians!

[@ARedMotorcycle]

Corrupt cop? The whole concept of "cop" is corrupt. What you said is redundant.

[@PTrizzlee]

Yeah.. that's Clinton for you

[@adamsimpson2683]

The driver deserves an A++ as he handled this in a way that is waaaaaaaaay more respectful than I would have.

[@DeeJayi95]

And that's how we get killed. Take notes on how to handle a traffic stop from this video.

[@myheartisinthemountains2660]

I feel like cops are so nosy with their "casual conversation". I've learned so much from watching this channel that it's best to keep it shushed. Snell was so unprofessional.

[@144k_Kingdom_Living]

Police are not your friends.

[@thewind652]

"You were driving 65 and you know the speed limit's 70. I just wondering what's wrong" Is he serious??

[@popesweetjesus5317]

@@apilkey dude, regardless that’s not a reason to be pulled over. That’s the whole purpose driving on the shoulder lane, and having a passing lane.

[@thewind652]

@@apilkey i hope you're joking. And even if you're not, do you expect people to be driving THE EXACT speed limit all the time? Cause thats not possible. Let's ignore that fact that not all speedometers are 100% accurate, how would you know if you're subconciously letting up or pressing down more on the gas a little without checking your speedometer every 30 seconds. I agree that driving a certain amount below the speed limit could be a hazard but going 65 in a 70 just aint it.

[@apilkey]

@@thewind652 I’m talking about steady traffic that’s able to go the speed limit in good weather (which it was) and not bumper to bumper rush hour. Yes your speed may fluctuate a couple MPH, but to be driving consistently 5MPH below the speed limit just proves he’s not paying attention and he’s a hazard and major contributer to traffic. People who drive below the speed limit consistently are major contributors to traffic problems.

[@thewind652]

@@apilkey who said that he was consistently driving 5 mph below? Do you think the police officer was monitoring his speed for long enough to conclude that? He coulda been going 5mph below the speed limit for a few seconds. There is no proof in the video to state that he was driving that far below the speed limit for any considerable amount of time. And as ive said, 5mph is nothing. If two vehicle are driving a total of 100 miles then the one going 70 will arive AT MOST 10 minutes before the one going 65(im too lazy to do the math). Edit: i did the math. The one going 65 would arive in 92 minutes while the one going 70 will arrive in 85 minutes. Such a hazard.

[@apilkey]

@@thewind652 My original reply was a general statement about driving consistently below the speed limit. I never made any mention of the guy in the video and the surrounding circumstances and how long he was being monitored. All I’m saying is “IF” he fell into that category then he’s a hazard and anyone who does is a hazard. If he did not then that’s great.

[@MarekzAnglii]

Cop: _"I'm just talking to you [...] just a CASUAL conversation."_ 5 minutes later... Mr Perry: _"Well from my speedometer I was travelling at 68."_ Cop: _"I'm not gonna argue... I got stuff to do, okay!"_ 🤦‍♂

[@bloodrune329]

The cops: “oh I’m just asking and making small talk” Absolutely they are not. They are always collecting information to potentially use against you.

[@Elmo6855]

cop: I've got places to be but I'll just have random chit chat with you for a while.

[@JohnGodwin]

It’s not even that - they’re asking you a question you’re highly likely to be irritated by and refuse to answer. All they want is for you to get angry.

[@goofyrulez7914]

With a cop, there is NO SUCH THING as a "causal conversation" or "causal questions". The proper answer to ALL cop questions is SILENCE, or "none of you god damned business". Never forget: COPS ARE OUR ENEMIES, DO NOT TRUST THEM!

[@ModernGentleman]

Fishing

[@Anon-jz7jx]

He's fishing for infomation. Small talk, is that what they call it nowaday.

[@juanvelez1132]

That officer gets an F from me. Love how he was too busy to discuss the warning but not to busy for casual conversation.🙄

[@hazacarrobinson6673]

Lol Cuz there’s nothing to discuss its BS

[@jrwitherite12]

Because the driver kept interrupting him, just give him his warning and go. He already told him why he was stopped, more slow drivers need these, especially those going 10-15 under in their Priuses

[@renskivideos]

@@jrwitherite12 10-15 under still doesn't validate a traffic stop and most certainly doesn't validate his "warning" gtfo with that BS. Also, way to be classist and saying those in Priuses are always slow.

[@grimmshredsanguinus2915]

-Yo officer i made a crime today..i want to be detained asap.. -Gtfo bro u innocent as maria teresa u bloody troll! Said no one cop ever

[@Heldemon]

@@jrwitherite12 shoo child

[@Orangepie86]

Cop: offended when he doesnt get "casual conversation" Also cop: "I got things to do"

[@douglasrowland3722]

Me:......so you're going to do ME????? Cop: GET OUT OF THE CAR !!!!!!..................

[@Keepitgoinging]

No casual conversation required thank you. Now piss off.

[@Krysis_AC3]

@bruh meme How dare he be annoyed for being pulled over.

[@jordanmoors607]

@bruh meme or its a way of getting info. Its kind of strange the cop started with that. I mean 5 mph under doesn't really give him grounds to stop anyone in my opinion.

[@evanbelisle8464]

@@jordanmoors607 right. It doesn’t make sense. So it’s ok when we think what the cops doing isn’t for getting information. Could be for information but forgive the people for thinking it’s an escalation technique.

[@miconis123]

When I was learning to drive my dad loved to say that the speed limit was the maximum speed allowed in ideal conditions. Little did he know that it made him look guilty

[@ThatAintGud]

Looks like fishing, Officer: I noticed you were driving while black, can you tell me what that was about?

[@RendezvousWithRama]

"Well, officer..." "Talking while black, too. Here's a warning."

[@tsquare9168]

Officer, can I see your fishing license?

[@sundarbe]

Huh... the skin whitening machine at my apartment is broken.

[@conflectiz]

Hahahahahahaha. You’re crazy, I like you.

[@titilayouzochi1092]

Thats exactly what it was, fishing !

[@leonhenry4861]

"Sir do you know how black you where driving" Dave Chapelle

[@leonhenry4861]

@laurentiu iliescu ha ha ha ha ha h ha ha 😂 😆 😄 🤣 😅. I just watched the sketch again. Its too funny.

[@scottrackley4457]

I don't happen to be black, or driving at the moment, but Dave is always dead nuts correct.

[@robertcurry14]

Sr you won the comments 🏆🎉🎊

[@saltaiaw]

"You know this road has a 30mph limit right?" "my car is parked officer". "So you admit your car is currently under the limit!".

[@connorkitchen7156]

This scenario sprinkled with a little MDMA could have been a good sketch for the Boosh

[@yournanna866]

😂😂😂

[@SupremeInvigilator]

Actually the Earth spins about 1000mph, so I ... oh crap.

[@BoneGoddess]

I love the picture. Such a fantastic show

[@saltaiaw]

@@BoneGoddess Great show!

[@alikaperdue]

I can't help but think a lot of tension would go away if we had cops that would say "oops. I'm sorry. I made a mistake. Sorry for the inconvenience". I would love that. I'd smile and go away. Complaints and lawsuits wouldn't be in my mind if people were honest and kind.

[@soundchaser56]

I got stopped one night for doing 30 in a 50 mph zone. The troopers did not seem to think that the fact that it was snowing, hard, should effect one's speed, and was convinced I had to have been drinking. I hadn't.

[@montana1636]

In a 50, you can go 15 mph and don't have to pull over to let traffic pass in a no passing zone.

[@Jackson-du4hy]

@@montana1636 it varies by state

[@ThatDJMat]

@@Jackson-du4hy no state prohibits driving under any speed limit if conditions require it. Some states give minimum speed limits on highways or interstates but those are notably not intended for enforcement during low visibility or high traffic situations.

[@JordanM1630]

@@montana1636 please don’t give out legal advice when you don’t even have the slightest clue what your talking about

[@charlieward7606]

i was about to say thats a bit slow, then i read the snow part, wtf is wrong with them xD

[@RabbleInArms]

No way that cop gets a C here. He pulled someone over for going 5 under the limit. That is not reasonable. Maybe if he were going 50 in a 70 then you might have an argument. Plus, he (the cop) would not explain himself. That is BS. This cop gets an F from me. He was fishing, we all know he was fishing, so lets stop talking about case law.

[@Ryan-ec1tq]

Even then if he wasn't impeding on the traffic while going 50 then he is still in his rights as the section stated that 45 was the minimum speed in areas where the speed limit is 60 or greater.

[@99.6survivalrate8]

The officer said he was going 65. I didn't hear anything about radar so there's probably a margin of error. If he was doing 71 he'd probably get stopped too. BS stop by AH cop.

[@pbjae8140]

About 25 years ago a friend was driving home on Poinciana Blvd going exactly the speed limit, and was pulled over. The officer’s reason, “No one drives the speed limit on that road, so THAT was suspicious.” (I know the road well. Twenty five years ago, this 5 mile stretch of road had 10 homes, had a speed limit of 55, and everyone I knew typically drove at least 65 (except me, I also only drive the speed limit, ever). The reason she drove so carefully. Her and her second spouse just had a baby. First for him. Second for her. This was one baby in the car. Her first child of 17 years earlier, was the mother of the second baby in the car. The lady was white. I do not know the cop’s motive in this video. Racism probably was part of it. Meeting quotas was probably also part. Giving that warning seemed odd. I am thinking that as a rental he thought he could pull something to meet quotas, but the driver was clean, so he way annoyed the stop didn’t count towards quota. His attitude seemed pissed off. And, as the cop indicated, he had to get back to work.

[@patrassanu]

@@pbjae8140 Thanks for the story man, interesting read. This stop definitely seemed like either a race or quota motivated stop to me as well.

[@pbjae8140]

@@patrassanu He was an EMT. He was the first person I knew with a car phone. It was about the size of a shoe box, covered in black leather. She was a nurse working at a theme park. After that incident, we jokingly called her granny-momma. The babies were only about 2 or 3 months apart in age.

[@loudaddy2001]

Officer- "I'm doing better than I deserve" ... a truer statement had never been stated 🤣

[@SovereignStatesman]

Well at least he's honest about ONE thing.

[@ferrisbueller9991]

I'd of questioned that with an innocent "what do you mean." "Why don't you feel like you deserve to be feeling ok?"

[@koreypaul6698]

@Jojo Biscuit Definitely a fan. Even trying to imitate his accent 😂

[@cameronguilbeau5888]

What a god damn stand up citizen! I understand that he was unjustly treated, and the cop was either power tripping or (not to water the word down) racist, but his reaction to the situation shows me that he is of a maturity level that cop might never reach in his life. Thank you so much for your actions during and post stop. Restored my faith in civilization

[@arthurreid6108]

"Better than I deserve" is probably the only honest thing this cop said this whole encounter.

[@doctorjudo]

Only honest thing he's said in his entire life

[@AnimalCorner032]

He pulled a dave ramsey there

[@feshpince7181]

The best part is, he's quoting a fucking disgusting man when he says that. True irony.

[@Jtoob-z5n]

@@feshpince7181 what he do

[@Marcuswelby-nx2te]

He must listen to Dave Ramsey's show

[@gvaa1]

Cop: “where comin from?” Me: “point A” Cop: where you goin? Me: point B

[@utubepunk]

😂😂 Perfect!

[@tonydijock151]

Hey there that’s suspicious verbiage. You literally need to learn and be well versed in legal and lawful terminology these days to protect yourself. If you look back in history that’s how we used to converse back in the day

[@jakkakasunset5485]

Liberty City And where to? San Andreas

[@JohnJones-sg6hu]

I am an elderly white guy with nearly 40 years Law Enforcement (retired) and Federal Security under my belt. The traffic stop on the video should never have happened. Surley this cop was fishing for an incident. I am still amused by a traffic stop in Georgia in the early 1970s. I was on family vacation traveling through GA on my way to NC and traveling in reasonably busy mid afternoon traffic on a four lane highway. Not familiar with the area, I was being extra careful especially when a GA State Trooper got on my tail. I sure didn't want a citation to explain to my commander upon return from leave. Oops, his blue lights came on. I was doing to speed limit of 70mph and that was his reason for stopping me. He told me I "NEEDED TO SPEED UP AN STAY WITH THE TRAFFIC FLOW... THAT I WAS IMPEDING TRAFFIC!" As a result of answering his 3rd degree questions,, he learned I worked Law Enforcement in the USAF and was on leave. I was Law Enforcement so he said as a "professional courtesy" he wasn't going to issue a citation. That was the only time that I know of ever hearing of anyone getting stopped for doing the speed limit when there was not an obvious safety issue at hand.; such as an accident, road construction, etc.

[@Michael-pp8lz]

@@jakkakasunset5485 LOL

[@THEBOSS47MLG]

“Sir your fired” But why “You clocked in at 7:55 and not at 8:00”

[@robertgraham5486]

Theboss47 we don’t want to be paying any overtime here

[@EyebrowsMahoney]

I've received warnings for staying late to finish essential tasks, for clocking in 15 minutes early because they didn't want me getting OT. So I started taking longer lunches to counter it.... then got warned for that. So I started leaving early... Got warned for that. Can't freaking win sometimes.

[@xHOLLlSTERx]

I worked in shipping and we were so behind I came in at 5:30am to get the job done and work doesn’t open till 7am and I get yelled at for getting to much over time. Like What the fuck, I’m a shipper and I wanted to get the customers orders out as fast as I could so my shipping department doesn’t get stocked piled up on orders. Got fired oh well. 🤣

[@THEBOSS47MLG]

SexPool this world smh

[@autigaming1376]

This actually is a thing and very serious everyone clocking in 5 minutes or more ahead of their scheduled shift adds up and is quite frankly an absurd ammount of money cause they couldnt bother to clock on time or closer to it. I had a point at my place where people were clocking in like 10 minutes before their shift and clocking out 10 minutes after just for a few extra bucks and they were terminated for obvious reasons. a schedule for all workers is made for a reason you can either follow it or dont keep a job.

[@devops3243]

The cop that's pissing this gent's time away is weasling out of the interaction by tossing the warning into the car and running away like a little kid. When he's asked about his decision, all of a sudden he's got stuff to do? Dude's just on a power trip and out for blood after the gent rightfully wasn't interested incriminating himself.

[@LaLaLonna]

Cops dont try to make chit chat and simple convo. They are always looking for something.

[@tacogxd5732]

Have to disagree. I have friends that are cops that talk just to talk. They will ask what flavor milkshake you have in your cupholder and then proceed to tell you their favorite is turtle.

[@BOLOYOO]

@@tacogxd5732 Bullshit or hes poorly trained.

[@matthewcooper412]

True

[@matthewcooper412]

@@tacogxd5732 yea sure u do.i know ur not black so u dont understand

[@tacogxd5732]

@@matthewcooper412 that's a good guess. I'm latino.

[@darkblade1219]

This cop deserves an “F” because he knew he was in the wrong and tried to hurry away from the scene

[@deejacks1]

@500thou The plate would only indicate that it's a rental vehicle. It would not state the rental was late unless the rental car company reported the car as stolen. If that were the case, he would not have given the gentleman a warning or letting him go. It wasn't listed as stolen so the company was, apparently, okay with him extending his reservation.

[@trudagger3933]

Smith & Wesson hush toolie. I put you under my pillow

[@blakepeacock6568]

I assume this cop did not get even a verbal warning from his supervisor?

[@butterbuttcheeks]

@Smith & Wesson Depends on the cop and who the cop is stopping, but I'm sure it happens. The difference is, if the gun owner is brown, folks like you and the NRA cowardly hide in your prepper bunkers.

[@pasta3328]

the only factual thing that came out that cops mouth is when he said he’s “doing better than he deserves”

[@emoimo4171]

Yeah, and that’s such a weird fucking thing to say. Is that a common expression? Literally sounds like he’s saying “I’m doing good, but I’m an asshole” for no reason.

[@davidfouse1820]

Conservative financial “guru” Dave Ramsey uses that line all the time. Probably where he got it from. I haven’t heard it anywhere else.

[@ozzoned3922]

@@davidfouse1820 you would put a political affiliation on him ?

[@darkhobo]

@@ozzoned3922 he is a self described conservative. Why are you offended by a factoid?

[@cerealdude890]

@@ozzoned3922 found the triggered conservative

[@wickedninja8599]

When cops ask these “friendly” questions they are phishing for something to charge you with.

[@davidlevine7350]

He was ready to ruin this man’s life but realized he couldn’t, got pissed, and tried leaving with no explanation

[@JoeMac1983]

He realized he was being recorded. That's the only thing that stopped the harassment. Thank God for cameras.

[@4thdoctor284]

I was once pulled over for NOT turning right on red after taking the exit from RTE 81. The NY State Trooper pulled me over after the light turned green and I made my turn. Clearly the asshat cop wanted to go fishing but after seeing the cop behind me was waiting for me to turn right on red so he could try establish due cause for his hijinx I waited for the green light. The cop tried to bully me pointing out that I failed to turn right on read. I pointed out that turning right on red was an option and not a legal requirement. Then he began acting disparaging when I told him that I was on my way to work. He then snottily asked "where would someone like you be working." I happened to be on my way to the radio station where I worked on the air. He started getting a bit nervous at that point especially after taking down his name and badge number for the news director as I told the cop. He mumbled some bs about keeping traffic going at a normal rate and scuttled off down the road.

[@Damitsall]

Reminds me of the old "I got 99 problems but a B anit 1". Cop: Do you know what I'm stopping you for? You was doing 55 in a 54.

[@orestisx]

@@4thdoctor284 aye man I hope you exposed his ass

[@General_Mills_]

5 below the limit lmao. "You're supposed to be slightly speeding, sir, like normal people do"

[@websterri]

That's correct. Going slower than traffic is a hazard.

[@sunMMVIII]

Exactly! That way, when you get pulled over for going 1mph over the limit, the officer is technically justified in pulling you over. Lol "Well, the limit is 70 sir. It's posted right there."

[@douglasrowland3722]

Me:....but officer....I don't drive like that Cop: STOP RESISTING !!!!!! Me:.....but officer I - - -(sound of scuffling)...............

[@andrewvelonis5940]

That's because if someone is doing something nefarious (drugs, guns, illegal aliens) they don't want to get pulled over for speeding and then have the cop figure out there's something else going on, so they go less than the speed limit, which is suspicious, because if someone is going less than the speed limit then they must have something to hide if they are so concerned about being pulled over for speeding.

[@sunMMVIII]

@@andrewvelonis5940 Dude, saying that people 'obeying the speed limit' is inherently suspicious is incorrect and unreasonable. It is totally customary to exceed the speed limit, but driving a few mph under it will always be more legal than driving even a little over it. Those defending the officer's actions in this case would almost definitely also defend him if the driver was going +10,+5, or even +1mph over the limit.

[@TheRyanAkers]

"We investigated ourselves and found that we did nothing wrong" Like always.

[@aliceboyblue]

This is always the kicker. Internal affairs lodgings inquiries about incidents.

[@appalachianoutlawcoins9523]

Now that's funny as hell

[@appalachianoutlawcoins9523]

Exactly, you hit it dead on for real,

[@snowgolem656]

@@Naadeneo cops would be so pissed

[@maryadams3357]

Biggest issue with the police. Best change ever would be for them to no longer police themselves. Imagine if hospitals were only investigated by themselves. That shit doesn't work.

[@FourthRoot]

"May I ask what the stop was for, sir?" "I'll let you know as soon as [I think of something]."

[@druw7523]

I love it how a dude that is trying to destroy someone’s life trips out when someone doesn’t wanna have small talk with them

[@FragginCap]

I had a cop who pulled me over once for a bullshit reason then “lower the fine”. He then said, “normally when I give someone a smaller ticket their grateful. My response, “ok”

[@SovereignStatesman]

Dru W: that's called "the attitude test," i.e. if you don't do whatever they say, you flunk, and they consider it probable cause to bypass the Constitution and Due Process.

[@benrett2835]

@@FragginCap That's some abuser language if I've ever heard it before. "You should be grateful I didn't hit you as hard today"

[@brettc6132]

That’s because police have the unique psychological profile of being abusive tyrants while also having a hero complex and needing to be validated by the community. It’s what happens when your organization was created for the sole purpose of hunting down escapes human being that society has deemed as “property”, it’s ingrained in the very essence of police that they need to be thanked and praised for abusing a certain segment of the population (black and/or poor people). In no other job can you demand validation the way pigs can, it’s the craziest thing it really is

[@natepeer9473]

@@brettc6132 woooooah, slow down a little. Some police definitely are, but the majority are not bad.

[@rayman20us]

I would give the officer lower than a "C". If that entire interaction is indicative of how an "average" cop operates, it's not good at all.

[@Cheepchipsable]

@J D In the scaling C is average, A is excellent and F is fail. It's average because nothing particularly bad happened, and it simply looked like the cop was fishing. Maybe it was a slow day.

[@gabrieldiaz262]

Well then the cop gets an "F" for "fishing"

[@CrafterSven]

stfu

[@matthieustocker9494]

Well thats how they operate lmao and they take their job serious at... well being racist

[@bobbyrayvictory6905]

@@matthieustocker9494 or he could be a dick. But its 2020 so muh racism

[@User_005]

Here in Atlanta speed limit is 70. Everyone going 85. Cops going 90

[@polodro]

Yessssss

[@MrSGL21]

i have been to atlanta and through atlanta several times. ya'll got the scariest traffic i've ever been in. its like cruisin usa but real.

[@dudeonbike800]

And the BLACK guy gets pulled over for 65! So fucking typical. That cop was just HOPING and WISHING for the smell of weed, a suspicious something he could cite, any questionable behavior he could use to manufacture probable cause to make that dude's day really, really bad. Instead of pulling over the raging assholes putting everyone in danger, he goes after the black dude under the limit. Fucking racist cop.

[@beastshawnee]

When I lived there- traffic tried to get me in an accident every day about 3-4 times. Once a month someone scared me enough to get an adrenaline rush from terror. After 9 years I left cuz the air pollution almost killed me. But I loved Atlanta. I lived in Virginia Highlands in a rental. Met Ru Paul before she was known. I told her she was gonna be famous. She laughed and said, “I’m certainly gonna try!”

[@BioHunter1990]

90 on a slow day I wager.

[@phasma6669]

clearly a "fishing " expedition by the officer.

[@jamesoncross7494]

A "C"? That cop gets a big fat "F". That was a ridiculous stop. I smell racial profiling. Ray Charles can see that.

[@tanty2475]

Exactly. He looked like trying to find fault. The way he tried to hide his written warning speaks loudly about his character. He should get F-.

[@Larolex3]

Exactly thats not no fucking C definitely a F

[@jimj9040]

@Austin Hendricks A black man driving a newer model car and driving it under the speed limit no doubt put this cop into “profile” mode. Once he found out the guy had a job and it was a rental car, the idiot cop realized it wasn’t a drug mule and that he’d made a mistake. Race Definitely played a part in the profiling.

[@segfault_000]

I had the same thought, but AtA is specifically approaching this from a legality standpoint and the law is ambiguous and unclear around whether or not the stop was legal. 100% racial profiling though.

[@ryanc4185]

No he can't Ray Charles is blind 😎🤦‍♂️

[@triptravels1999]

“I’m doin better than I deserve” that’s probably the truest thing the cop said

[@josemiguel7478]

@The Runaway Slave def a Dave Ramsey line lol

[@royleboy5802]

“Can i ask what this stop is for?” “I’ll tell you later but tell me about your life and where you got your shirt”

[@PhoenixForceTravelAgency]

Right!!!! Tf!!! Don’t answer my pertinent question but ask some random shit about a shirt.

[@miken6imy]

if the driver said - please tell me what i am being stopped for? OR forced the officer to either tell me what i am being pulled over for - likely the officer would either back off OR give him a ticket for a random crime (not 65 in a 70 zone)

[@adrycough]

Anonymous tip about a missing shirt, black person between 4 to 7 feet seen leaving the scene.

[@dbq-117]

He just thought the shirt was stylish 😂

[@seymourbutts9085]

lol nailed it

[@mprkg]

Why give him a C? Total F!!

[@rodneywoodcock8235]

It's called a "speed limit", not an "exact required speed". Five under is more than a reasonable traveling speed. I'm usually skeptical of the racial profiling stuff, but this is probably one of the clearest cases that I have ever seen. A warning for not breaking the law? I hope Mr. Perry can file a harassment case. The officer deserves an F for fired!

[@Army4life82]

This is super crazy. Have this cop seen old people drive? They drive like snails. Damn I didn't know this was a law for going under the speed limit by 5 miles under? Everybody where I'm from is profiled black white brown middle class neighborhood hood neighborhood it don't matter

[@Army4life82]

And what's more crazy I live in a middle class neighborhood have a nice car and it be the black cops who be missing with me not all cops are bad it's just a few bad apples out there which makes it hard for the good cops

[@jman6970]

“Five under is more than a reasonable travel speed.” Unrelated to this traffic stop, you sound like the guy that does 60 in a 65 passing a semi doing 59, with 50 cars stacked up behind you on the highway. Stop driving like an inconsiderate prick and move with the speed of traffic.

[@alakani]

@@jman6970 Did he say in the fast lane? Don't be an absolute fecal felafel. You sound like the guy honking at people towing trailers at their maximum safe speed in the slow lane, trying to annoy them into an accident or punching your nose

[@jen5714]

@@jman6970 You sound like the jerk that drives 85 in 70 zone and deserves a speeding ticket. Get over yourself.

[@driley4381]

"Here's your warning for NOT speeding." 🤦‍♂️

[@centaurus6948]

Lmao... 😆

[@LUXDEETHERS1.618PHI]

YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS SH!T UP. CATCH 22 DAMNED IF YOU DO,DAMED IF YOU DON'T. EXCUSE ME SIR WHY ARE YOU NOT SPEEDING? WHAT? REALLY? LOL 😆.

[@MrDakotabond]

@@LUXDEETHERS1.618PHI the problem is that the guy was potentially going slow enough to back up traffic, which can become dangerous.

[@tadwiltman4875]

Frankly, I wish MORE people would get yanked for being slow or hesitant

[@yessiricatchvibes351]

Actually comical

[@joelkeen3349]

"Sir, I noticed you were black and weren't breaking the law. That's gonna be a problem for us."

[@nafeesahameen2869]

Exactly.

[@barefootbooks69]

Nailed it.

[@TheShredtube]

This video shows that officers wat us to be criminals do they twist and make up stuff to pin on us so they can call us criminals, since suspicion isn't enough

[@PolitrixAsUsual]

😂😂😂

[@FakesFromStateFarm]

Joel Keen “Sorry about that let me fix that...” *shoots officer* “Better?” “Yes, thank you this is exactly what I wanted.”

[@williamfoster2681]

"I noticed you're following the law. Any reason for that today?"

[@rpaleg]

Police officer: "I've got stuff to do" Also police officer: *Pulls over guy for driving 65 in a 70 zone*

[@Seattle-2017]

"I've got stuff to do, like pulling other people over for obeying traffic laws, peppering them with irrelevant questions disguised as 'casual conversation', hitting them with whatever warnings/tickets I can after they cite their rights, then blowing off any RELEVANT questions the driver may have about the warning/ticket."

[@Eagle8]

The officer only purpose was to violate someone's rights. He should find something more logical to do.

[@ThatOne77]

@@Eagle8 Officer's

[@ThatOne77]

@Devin Garcia Actually, he didn't yell at the guy. He didn't threatan impoundment. He didn't pull him out of the car. He didn't spout vulgarity at the driver.

[@ty194]

@Devin Garcia So what should he have got?

[@kevinmach730]

While I think the driver handled himself really well, there was one mistake. If you are involved in a questionable stop with an officer who seems to be fishing for something and then ends the scenario with a warning (or even a ticket that you disagree with), get the hell out of there and take the dispute to formal channels. I don't care if you're white, black, or purple- don't get out of the car after the event has come to a conclusion to give that person another opportunity to be an idiot at your expense.

[@sharikmarius]

Absolutely!

[@B_Bodziak]

True. He was probably shocked like most of us and didn't think about what he was doing.

[@dayo1026]

Spot on! But I think the cop was looking to score, and instead of going right to what's up daddy, he engaged in small talk. When he perceived that it wasn't happening, he decided to wait for the next opportunity. I'm just saying!!!

[@blasthim4271]

I’m confused what you mean by get out of there

[@kevinmach730]

@@blasthim4271 The driver clearly wasn't comfortable with the interaction he had with the cop, but got off with a warning and was free to go. Why get out of the car and continue an interaction with someone you don't trust? If you have an question or complaint, take it up with someone else at the police station, not this random officer on the side of the road.

[@truhunk1]

It's no wonder people are losing respect for the police.

[@dieseldouche7735]

Yet somehow there's still plenty of bootlickers out there with thin blue line flags or even worse, punisher skull thin blue line flags.

[@frankrice6468]

“Losing?”😳

[@frankrice6468]

@Marcus Carpenter How can you “guarantee “ this???

[@truhunk1]

@Marcus Carpenter Yes, there are good cops, but this video is about bad cops.

[@frankrice6468]

@Marcus Carpenter Sorry to tell you, but logically, your argument fails😕

[@grizzkid795]

"I'm just checking to see if you are OK since you are only driving 65 mph. While I'm here, how 'bout we have some small talk. Alrighty, here's a warning, but I won't tell you what it's for. I gotta get going, as I forgot to take my medication."

[@jcnikoley]

My wife got pulled over for accelerating at a rate that would have broke the speed limit if she continued accelerating. Basically “I stopped you because I thought you were about to speed”.

[@MrMustangMan]

they tried that on me too.....

[@jackfredricks6223]

@@MrMustangMan To be fair, when your screen name is "MrMustangMan" you might be a little suspicious for other reasons. To the OP: ALL acceleration rates will break the speed limit if continued. Some rates will take longer than others.

[@KUGTI22]

"Exhibition of speed/acceleration" my home town calls it. Not actually speeding just getting there faster than a police officer approves of.

[@SovereignStatesman]

jknikoley: that's called "presumption of guilt."

[@SovereignStatesman]

@@jackfredricks6223 Yeah, my silver Mustang racing GT was a ticket-magnet. Now I drive a Prius, and never got one ticket yet since it has a digital spedometer.

[@thunderclapflashdemcheeks1197]

How dare that driver be safe on the road, but he handled himself like a boss.

[@CrafterSven]

stfu

[@CrafterSven]

stfu

[@CrafterSven]

stfu

[@jchis9852]

@@CrafterSven Butt munch

[@Jmack7861]

Impeding the flow of traffic is not safe

[@williamjeffreys2980]

65 in a 70 is not in any way suspicious. The cop’s questions are out of line as well.

[@dbfjohn2502]

Pulled over and lights on, that is Custodial Detention, and questions are interrogation not conversation

[@mikehoncho9344]

@gam mal yes of course there is some bad cops but not all of them

[@JohnjOcampo]

@@mikehoncho9344 so because the number is greater in the positive side does that mean we should just ignore it?

[@mikehoncho9344]

@@JohnjOcampo Is that what I said?

[@JohnjOcampo]

@@mikehoncho9344 its a given you dont have to tell anyone that lol by you writing that statement makes it seem like "oh well its whatever" since theres more good cops than bad.

[@paulne1514]

So so driving my company truck, that is governed to 62 mph, or the other truck at 65 mph, I would get tickets every time I drove on that road? What happens if some in the government get their way and put speed limiters on all trucks at 65 mph?

[@BackYardProspecting]

"I'm not going to answer your question about why I'm pulling you over, But let me start to ask questions about your shirt and employment instead. "

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

I had an immigration officer at Atlanta airport ask me what I do for a living when I returned from China in 2004. I told him I build roads for both Georgia counties and the US DOT. I gave him the phone number for the Georgia general accounting office to confirm they pay me for my work. "You can go now" was his answer.

[@CrisisGuildWOW]

Ya that was the first tip off that the cop was just fishing for something wrong and had no PC to stop him in the first place. Never ID yourself until they reveal why they stopped you in the first place.

[@raffikkiz]

@@CrisisGuildWOW check with your state laws. It varies.

[@hees0009]

@@raffikkiz exactly. Some states you have to at least id yourself if asked.

[@tomdecuca3627]

He was fishing for anything to use it against him. This is just horrible. He was going to get this poor man one way or another. I have to quit watching this channel- because i am starting to feel police are actually not needed at all. Ugly, revolting behaviour. Mental problems run rampant within police dapartments.

[@dlivengood59]

The officer was fishing and hoped to catch a fish, he realized he had nothing and was just covering his butt.

[@homewall744]

This is a good example of systemic racism. Just get rid of cops stopping any people for simple infractions that aren't criminal. The courts clearly do not care about our rights when they claim police stops are fine whenever a cop says they are.

[@dgggbggg5025]

It's called violating someone's constitutional rights

[@sumguy540]

@@homewall744 How every penny is taken from the public should be highly scrutinized. You can get around quotas easy enough, it's the officers that get the most arrests and give the most tickets that get promoted. So they prey on people they perceive are in a lower socioeconomic class and can manipulate easier.

[@william2william]

Drunk drivers often drive slow, the the cop pulled over the car to see if the driver was intoxicated, and the cop determined that the driver wasn't drunk. The cop realized his mistake, the cop was/is aware of the general negative attitude towards cops pulling over black drivers, the cop noticed the cell phone, and the cop just wanted to cover his ass with a written warning and get off camera as fast as he could.

[@sumguy540]

@@william2williamHow can you say that definitely, especially with the collateral line of questioning?

[@rusey2]

Profiling at it's finest. He was hoping he caught a marlin, instead he got a boot. Keep your fishing on the rivers and lakes officer.

[@dumpsterfart7579]

Nice analogy

[@JoshuaMothis]

Yeah I dont think he was profiling, he was just eager for somebody to pull over and hand a paper to.

[@killasic]

Man, I gotta use that saying. That's pretty slick sounding... But on some real ish, you're right. He was profiled like no other.

[@jevo6547]

@@JoshuaMothis sureeee

[@joshwilliams6848]

@@JoshuaMothis yea okay buddy whatever makes you sleep better at night

[@bobikdylan]

Getting a warning for driving safely is insane.

[@MarcusCapeCanaveral]

My head almost exploded when the officer complained that he's got things to do....

[@trailerparkboys3390]

Like Cyrus...

[@david1731048]

"I'm busy I have things to do", says officer who just stopped someone for not speeding.

[@Seattle-2017]

So busy that he peppered him with irrelevant questions errr... I mean "casual conversation". Is that so wrong?!?

[@DevilWearsAdidas]

for not speeding lmfao

[@DevilWearsAdidas]

He's busy. He has to arrest someone who didn't commit murder lmfao

[@UncomfortableShoes]

So many of these videos are cops investigating nonsense. Like this one or the one with the guy told he was loitering. Like cops, are there no important crimes occurring? You got nothing better to be doing with your time? Other jobs if work is slow they might send you home. Maybe they need to start doing that with do nothing cops.

[@lorraineniece8813]

I don't think they should be sent home on quiet days. You never know when something might happen and you need a cop NOW.

[@AndrewK88]

“Sir don’t you think it’s kind of suspicious that you were going 5 miles under the speed limit?” ..............................no.

[@ObservationofLimits]

Nah, I think it's suspicious you deemed that a valid reason to pull me over. If anyone is suspicious, it's *you* officer. You're not on a fishing expedition against a black man are you?

[@Thasunkawitko]

The speed limit is for ideal conditions - clear sky and dry roads. in the video it is overcast and while this section looked dry it could have been raining 30 sec ago. He was pulled over for DWB

[@KaciCallahan]

In Illinois, where our tollways are 70mph there are signs that clearly say that the minimum speed limit is 45 mph. Going 65 in a 70 is perfectly reasonable and i see it all the time. This is ridiculous and clearly racial profiling

[@elsabeleroux7896]

The way you explain iseither/or. The drivers can just not win. All depends in court on the moid of the judge. Said it before.

[@dakotaperalta1302]

Just because it's white vs black and vice versa doesn't mean it's ALWAYS gonna be racist. Everyone gets harassed by the police. Even me.

[@julianbrelsford]

There's something to be said for having a minimum on freeways. Tell people it's a violation to go less than 45 in a 70 zone (because it's actually dangerous!) and that kind of signals to everyone that it is NOT a violation to go 45, or 46, or whatever speed you want between 45 & 70.

[@x340x]

@@julianbrelsford well, thats because its not. You can go 50 on 70 zone, why not? maybe you have precious cargo and cant go faster? or maybe they just want to chill, or whatever. you cant pressure people to drive maximum speed all the time. its upon each driver to watch traffic and if you want to drive 70 and see someone driving 50 in front of you its your responsibility to safely pass them.

[@edward3320]

@@x340x So many good reasons not to drive at the limit. In its name, it's a limit. Your car may not do higher speeds well, maybe you feel the road conditions are unsafe, you're a less confident driver, the road has a sharp bend. Shouldn't have to defend it to anyone unless you're going stupidly slow

[@Skippy0330]

Another hall monitor with a ged, with too much power. all interactions need to be recorded.

[@CanadaBeef]

Exactly, fragile ego couldn't admit his traffic stop was pointless so he had to issue a written warning to help justify it in his tiny head. What a pathetic loser

[@sirsmokesalot730]

Nothing wrong with a ged.... just sayin it's probably better then high-school in today's time

[@drewesly8115]

@@sirsmokesalot730 shut up

[@jordanbrooks9445]

I have a GED and make 87k a year

[@jorgequiroz1027]

There's probably better officers with GED than with degrees.

[@kenflauding6041]

In my book the Deputy gets an F. He was clearly fishing.

[@BearMetro]

A D or an F for sure. C is satisfactory in school. How the fuck did the officer earn a C?

[@MoreliaMan23]

Yeah D at least.

[@blkacdevl2517]

We need to make it that every law enforcement stop should be reviewed by an independent entity. Unbiased.

[@RDA8191]

Dumbest sh!t I've ever heard 😅. You do realize there are millions of stops happening per week, right?

[@gerryg1056]

I was always taught that speed limits were not a target, they are a maximum.

[@todayslist37737]

They changed the laws so you can get a ticket just for being on the road.

[@VinnytotheK]

@@todayslist37737 Now it's so you can't even think about the road.

[@brandonerwin7031]

That's a shame.. but then you became an adult with the ability to use logic.. which should point you towards the realization that you can't drive too far under the speed limit, as it impedes traffic.

[@Xeppeling]

@@brandonerwin7031 5 under isn’t impeding traffic

[@davidahart2476]

@@Xeppeling I always travel under the speed limit, But then I'm also always in the right lane too.

[@mikerobinson8734]

And this is why people have little respect for law enforcement.

[@rrussell9731]

They have no one to blame but themselves.

[@deannordlundii5713]

It's actually on the courts for not clarifying this in the cases that they have seen. The courts lack of clarity is what allows this type of stuff to still happen, and I would argue that they have refused to clarify it in order to allow officers to perform their duties in this way with impunity.

[@MrMustangMan]

dude was brave AF getting out of that car to go back and talk to the cop......

[@mmhmmmyearight7183]

I thought the same thing

[@_AmikaC_]

As soon as he opened his car door my insides almost ended up on the outside. 😳😖😱

[@geosync9742]

Hell yeah the cop was just waiting for an excuse to eff him up.

[@roughryder5]

Well the cop knew he was in the wrong so anything he did after he gave the driver a warning would only help his cause. He was hoping to get a final word in to conclude the interaction in a positive way.

[@ronniebuchanan6575]

That could have went bad. I do give the cop an A for not over reacting and doing something stupid.

[@absurdist5134]

If 5 under is "suspicious" and that's enough for a top, they're basically saying they can stop anyone and any time, given almost everyone will spend some time under the speed limit.

[@jenny_b_]

“Here’s your warning for safely driving under the speed limit, sir. Don’t let it happen again.”

[@wingsttt]

Hahahaha funny, true but REALLY bad at the same time.

[@tamikamoore9534]

All I could say was WTH he broke the slowness law? I'm confused we can't drive fast we can't drive slow we can't drive black what in the hell can we do?

[@wingsttt]

Tamika Moore - You can tint your windows so they can’t see you - Oh wait...!

[@tamikamoore9534]

@@wingsttt well dayum lol 😆 🤣 😂

[@jenny_b_]

Tamika Moore exactly!!! Ridiculous 😡

[@merrittblankenship6827]

He wanted to chit chat for several minutes then when the man had a question he all of a sudden was in a hurry and had other things to do. This man stopped that man for no reason other than a fishing trip. Kudos to the man being stopped for not escalating the situation and validating that idiot.

[@Zarbangyshcotty]

Thank God for Deputy Snell for protecting us from these monsters that drive 5 miles under the speed limit. I'm sure this got him on a fast track to a promotion.

[@pdpgb]

His thought process was probably young black guy driving bellow the speed limit on purpose so he doesn't get stopped because he's probably doing something illegal. Maybe he thought he'd smell weed or alcohol or something, maybe the car's stolen, realized he had nothing so he gave up and left the warning as a "f you for being uncooperative".

[@brandonerwin7031]

@@pdpgb The warning doesn't really mean anything.. so I'm not sure it was a 'F you' thing. It might be policy if you are going to let someone go without a ticket.

[@jakereal3604]

@ Slawischstreiter But the gentleman whom got pulled over WAS cooperative. He just didn’t understand the pointless irrelevant questions the Cop was asking. I too can’t stand when they ask where am I coming from where am I going what do I do for a living etc. All irrelevant

[@pdpgb]

@@jakereal3604 He was cooperative from a "What information are you legally required to provide", he was not cooperative from the "give me all the information I need to do my job" perspective of the cop. They are asking you those questions to suss out inconsistencies and see if you are potentially involved in something illegal. Being evasive and refusing to answer basic questions makes you even more suspicious.

[@pdpgb]

@@brandonerwin7031 Apparently those written warnings go into the system so next time a cop pulls him over and runs his name/plates he will see the previous warning. It might matter if that next cop is deciding whether to write him a ticket or not.