Sergeant Slaughter Cop Messes With Wrong McLaren Owner Who Knows the Law

[@robertmiller2831]

Never answer an office when he asks “Do you know why I pulled you over?” He needs to tell YOU, why he pulled you over. Never give evidence against yourself.

[@mastercasp3rxboxaddmeneed527]

Exactly he admitted to something he could have stopped the guy for something else that was bullshit now he is just going to say yep that's why I stopped you glad to see you acknowledge it and told me what you did wrong. Here's your ticket buddy 🤦🏼‍♂️👮 next time just 👂🏼and stop 🗣️ that's the biggest mistake but hell I'm sure the ticket isn't a big problem pocket change 💰 he admitted to wreckless driving saying he was swerving back and forth wrote his own ticket.

[@nate8854]

I've literally done that before and the local traffic ticket attorney still got me off the ticket, but you're probably right.

[@jamiemcgrath1292]

Nate impossible. The only thing the court can do is to give you a reduced infraction. You can’t just make the ticket “go away” Talking from experience.

[@jamiemcgrath1292]

I once had an idiot pull me over and be asked me this question, and I thought “um, NO? I don’t know why the hell you pulled me over, that’s your job to tell me lol”

[@TomJones-uf5sl]

Just say, "No, sir, I don't know why you stopped me."

[@chopperchuck]

when you get pulled over in a supercar and the cop ask you ,do you know why I pulled you over ,the proper response is because I let you !

[@rosarivera2360]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@Tina-ez4xi]

😂😂😂😂

[@AlexM..]

😂😂😂

[@jamiemcgrath1292]

That’s dumb

[@kristopherfoley1633]

Funniest comment on this video 🤣😂🤣😂👏👏👏

[@0cardcounter]

Cop: "Do you know why I pulled you over" Driver: "You mean you don't know?"

[@dejamesola]

Exactly!

[@carrerasrivera]

Well Sir why you don't tell me so I can be inform.

[@malachy1847]

Brake Light Out....

[@TomTom-gn9mp]

I may have accidentally violated a law.

[@sexywater1064]

Man the games cops play on us. Peace

[@dylvitte3226]

When your forced to spend thousands on lawyers to defend yourself the state/city should be forced to pay all related layers fees etc if you are found not guilty or they drop charges. Its insane they arent held liable

[@Snipeuout69]

The officer actually used to be my neighbor.. he was always a good guy until his wife left him for a Mclaren owner!

[@varma.]

She knew watsup...cuz if this guy can't handle a random guy being in their mclaren, I for sure bet he couldn't handle a relationship. I hope that lady is happy knowing that she made the best decision.

[@muchorelaxo5580]

Lol

[@freelancerider100]

Brutal!

[@tundraoutlander3488]

😂🤣😂

[@texfloline7199]

💀

[@lozada1971]

When a cop asks “ Do you know why I pulled you over” the answer is always “ I have no idea”. You just gave him a reason to justified the stop.

[@The_Conqueeftador]

No, just throw it back and say, "Do you know why you pulled me over"? Or just say nothing. Give him what he asks for get a ticket. Fight it or pay it and move on with your life.

[@StanleySchmengie]

A comedian once said "Because you got all C's in High School?"

[@GoofstersWorld]

My standard reaction always is "Well, you told me to pull over and/or you flashed your lights driving behind me so I better pull over, right?"

[@saeed6811]

I am the cop who stopped you. You can return the ticket 🎫

[@TheManonfire925]

Did I pull you over or you pulled me over ?? Why dont you tell me lol

[@ralphcooper6985]

File a complaint on him. He is the type of cop that will ruin you're life just to make a point.

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

Agreed. The entire incident was out of line. As a Sergeant, not a regular patrol officer, he knew his ticket was flawed and defaulted to the subjective "reckless driving" claim, knowing he didn't have ANY evidence whatsoever. It cost me thousands of dollars in attorney's fees.

[@ralphcooper6985]

@@DRIVESHOWTV file the complaint but be ready if he is local to you he will stalk you. I have been down this road before and keep the camera recording they hate that shit as you found out.

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

@@ralphcooper6985 I have zero fear of that sort of thing. And you are correct, they don't like the camera rolling. And in this case, you can see why!..ACCOUNTABILITY.

[@michaelveiloursecuredcredit]

@@DRIVESHOWTV Don't you know Atty's are officers of the court ??? It's their job to make you pay their Public Debt obligation to the FED.

[@lorenagarcia8322]

You should ask your police friends as to what's the best way for this incident to become a learnable experience for the police dude to learn from. Having the ticket dismissed won't do anything from this happening again because the cop guy doesn't care since he thinks he still won because he wasted your time. I myself would like to know but I hear a written letter goes on their permanent record/file.

[@ikkeweetnie8179]

I have a great respect for law enforcement.... You've learned your lesson now.... do not trust them, do not talk to them.

[@savagegentleman305]

Why do u respect them?

[@mrwilliamwonder]

@@savagegentleman305 😂

[@krtacct]

@@savagegentleman305 because they will kill you and they will get away with it.

[@chris_0018]

The only problem with that is, that you have to pay a lawyer yourself. So sometimes it can be best to be nice to the pfficer and answer some questions so he doesn’t write you a ticket.

[@ytxmak]

Cop asks "Why did I pull you over today?" In other words, "I want you to incriminate yourself"

[@freelancerider100]

Because they are fishing..

[@jimthompson8947]

Yep this McLaren owner doesn't really know his stuff.

[@qua7771]

It's like asking him if he knows why you pulled over. Snarky.

[@gabrieldasilva7970]

Yeah, exactly, never incriminate yourself, even if you were doing something, let them do their jobs.

[@oldchicago3216]

And this officers attitude is the reason good cops are having a hard time on the job and not trusted by the public.

[@SR71GIRL]

To true!

[@99gagaman]

@Jose Rivera You’re am idiot

[@99gagaman]

@ThaKronDon I’m pro good cops, there are way more good than bad. Some act differently with different people because the situation calls for it

[@jaromor8808]

No, the real reason is because the other cops cover these clowns.

[@coolieee]

@@99gagaman can you really say there are good cops when they all turn a blind eye to the bad ones , if the "good ones" were really good they would speak out against the bums in their department that they know are doing wrong

[@psdiver102]

Why would you start admitting to things within 30 seconds of being pulled over? No, i don't know why you pulled me over. No, you cant search my car or seize my property. Remain silent and drop off any tickets to your attorney.

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

Yeah, I got in camera mode I guess. Truly I wasn't being reckless and I did ask him to retrieve the firearm. I'd hate him to get itchy if I moved the wrong way.

[@bryanb7255]

Yep, your mistake was giving him ammo to use against you on a shaky stop at best. Make him do his own job. Don’t serve it up to him on a silver platter.

[@nathanc5789]

psdiver102 exactly. And no need to disclose you have a firearm in the car.

[@joshuacarlin1427]

@@nathanc5789 some states require that you inform the officer in a traffic stop that you are armed.

[@nathanc5789]

Joshua Carlin yeah.. that’s unfortunate.

[@accord21]

That sucks to have to go through something like that. This cop is one of the many as to why people don't trust the law enforcement professionals.

[@phillipmcmahon5949]

You're too chatty. You gave him everything he needed.

[@The_Conqueeftador]

I thought the same thing. You don't tell the cop why he pulled you over. He has to establish probable cause and you do not say you don't know how fast you were going.

[@cwiproductions]

This is a perfect example of why I'm always a total prick when dealing with police.

[@rneoman]

Yeah you just cost yourself thousands in lawyer fees as you said yourself, pretty stupid if you ask me

[@ace-qi9pj]

@Rusty McDonald Exactly what most people just don't get they are not ur friend at all. They are acting like it so u will dig ur own hole with the info u provided them.

[@Daytruin]

first mistake was pulling over in a car that fast (jk) first mistake was actually saying you may have been swerving because that is where he could have got you. He said you where going 70 or over 70 which is likely where he lost the case. You right to remain silent is there for a reason and that reason is to prevent yourself from giving testimony against yourself without legal council to make sure you are not throwing yourself under the bus. I wish officers where required to go to these court hearings so they can be smacked by the judge for wasting the court's valuable time on negligent charges along with pissing off the population.

[@jackfallat9516]

Remember: cops are liars, and they are NOT your friend . He saw a vehicle that he will NEVER be able to own and the jealousy was apparent . Glad you fought it . Keep them cameras rolling !

[@adrnaline]

ok but no.

[@rabokarabekian409]

Arguments are for court. A cop is not a judge, he is an accuser.

[@ericnortan9012]

in the cop's defense, I'm jealous too!

[@prtcgv5105]

Yep... you nailed it!!! The cop is a jerk who will never get to own a car like that!

[@larrywilson1783]

and his mommy never loved him....we can all see why to. He's always been a jerk.

[@caravanaband6211]

That cop kicks his dog when he gets home from work everyday

[@shelster9967]

.....And beats his wife and kids

[@angelakelso9784]

and then asks the dog do you know why i kicked you?

[@sambeach6742]

Lmao this shouldn’t be funny but it is

[@ryangrace1524]

Slaps his kids n intimidates his wife

[@MM93_SV5]

@@angelakelso9784 lol

[@markeverson5849]

Corruption without accountability is going to run into something really big

[@MrTedflick]

Imagine how that cop must treat his husband when he gets home at night. Jeez.

[@tracym1208]

Maybe his husband I'd bootagaggi

[@maiomonster]

C.S.Allen the police officers name was Owen Preston. Jeez man, pay attention

[@wildbill5670]

Probably won't even have the common decency to give him a reach around.

[@Set22Kill]

@@maiomonster Allen is a troll, dont waste your time.

[@glennlbs9931]

@Chris Ruiz thank u... from straight cyst man.

[@sprontos]

"Wrong time, wrong place, wrong officer" sounds like victim blaming. He's clearly a bad cop and even his fellow officers know it.

[@JaHawkey70]

@Silvio Manuel OH look. You're an idiot on more then one post. Interesting.

[@SegoMan]

@Silvio Manuel When good cops do nothing about bad cops, they are no longer good. Qualified immunity and police unions need to go away..

[@rayh592]

Since the other officers are aware of his behavior and don't report it means they are all bad officers and all need fired immediately.

[@sprontos]

@@rayh592 you and I would be found guilty of conspiracy.

[@Doormanswift]

@@rayh592 Other officers have little to say about his behavior. The command staff do. Obviously, command staff are happy with his behavior so there is nothing a fellow officer can do.

[@ASPINWITHFIN]

With cases like this they should make the officer come in and apologize to your face and tell you exactly what they did wrong and how they will fix it next time..

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

Haha brother! Now THAT is an idea worth putting out there. The offending party has the consequences. It would require a little more critical thinking on the part of the cop.

[@ADVwithRoscoe]

And pay for all your legal fees I respect police officers also but they need to be held accountable when they bully people if I goof up at my job I need to be responsible for what I did

[@destainn]

probably need to look seriously at any case or ticket this officer worked on

[@jaimedevon6213]

I got a careless driving ticket in a target parking lot on Christmas Eve for starting my open header cammed camaro while it was parked, officer wrote the ticket and forgot that the whole parking lot was loaded with cameras as was my vehicle, went to court and made him look like a dumbass and in the end he apologized, I didn’t accept it, for obvious reasons. Cops abuse their privilege and authority and it’s quite disappointing.

[@billywayne6104]

@@jaimedevon6213 a forced apology is not an apology at all

[@explor360]

Do you know why I pulled you over? Why yes officer it’s because I let you!

[@LeglessWonder]

Never answer "tell me why I stopped you" Hes asking cause he doesn't know

[@iyana8234]

Right he just volunteered an answer for him to keep going on with it for no reason at all.

[@rentiap]

Wrong, His tactic is to get you to incriminate your self, get you to confess that you did something wrong. The only thing for you to do is shut your mouth and make him do his job. It's his burden of proof. you are not obligated to answer any of his questions.

[@Sahadi420]

eh, to a point. There are times you are right, but there are also times when just being honest, RESPECTFUL, and chill with the cop can definitely get you out of a ticket. Just being the silent fuck giving the cop a hard time over nothing isn't gonna get you anything good in that situation.

[@willybshreddn3794]

@@Sahadi420 the part that you want realizing his there are situations where you're not going to win. Situations like this one right here. This cop was out to give this guy any kind of tickets that he could because he simply didn't like the fact that he was in an exotic car and normally exotic car drivers are easy targets because it's easy to believe that the person was driving fast, he'll just the talk that was going on between these two was enough to think this guy in court for reckless driving. Tell the court system that a guy had a fancy car that was making a video and then try to get the courts to believe that he wasn't driving like an idiot..... no evidence of reckless driving took place, but what the gentleman said could have been verbally stretched into sounding like it was reckless driving. The court system of the United States has went from proof to just convincing people by the sound of the words

[@TheDude613]

Yup, less is best

[@fightjustice5602]

To say “l was swerving and making my exhaust pop” was dumb and a big mistake. Just have to keep your mouth shut and let him tell you why he stopped you.

[@mike86mike]

Exactly this.

[@malcolmt858]

ⁿ⁰poppy l0000

[@xsixinfantryx]

Yeah that was pretty stupid lol no doubt.

[@patientmental875]

He knows the law lol

[@xsixinfantryx]

Hey dude cop I was trying to chirp 3rd to 4th dig?

[@clevc112]

It's all about the money. On a dismissed case you should be refunded all of the money you had to spend from the cop personally.

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

Agreed. Loser pays.

[@5tu4rtyb0y77]

Rumpelstillskin Totally Agree also In the end though YOU=1 -ROBOCOP=0 !!!!!!. 😂😂😂

[@andrewthompson545]

If u did nt have a camera he cud have had ur ass up over his hood n shot you for going for his gun, funny things happen in Harlem

[@gman25123]

Agreed. A willful and wanton disregard for the safety of the public is what that statute essentially reads. He was reaching on that one. Just retired and I could never stand working with other cops like that. Embarrassing.

[@tcroft2165]

I think your mistake was even bothering to explain.. The "I was making it pop" is just not going to help. If he asks what you doing plead ignorance. Lets him justify his stop

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

1000% agreed. I usually would say nothing at all if I were in fact doing something wrong. I just thought that there was ZERO justification for the stop so I figured I'd have nothing to worry about. I should know better. This guy had an agenda.

[@tcroft2165]

@@DRIVESHOWTV Penalty for being nice sadly. I try to say nothing until I judge them first - just stay polite and friendly in the mean time. All ruins a nice day. Still sometimes the interactions are great.

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

@@tcroft2165 EXACTLY. Punishment for acting appropriately. Sadly, I'll be less accommodating next time. And yeah...ruined a great day. The last guy who stopped me just wanted to know if my car was a 570S or a 720S. We had a good laugh and wished each other a safe and happy day.

[@FlyOnTheWall10101]

T Croft or just plead the 5th.. you don’t have to be ignorant about it. Just say less. You said way too much thinking he was going to be okay with you “making it pop” he wanted to hear you incriminate yourself. Which you did and paid for it.

[@raybankes7668]

@@DRIVESHOWTV this lecture changed the way i speak to the police..... kzbin.info/www/bejne/ml6aoGyujtVqm6c

[@kirkleach6743]

FFS, never answer when a cop asks you why he pulled you over.

[@Joe-gy4sd]

Not really true with some cops yes but being brutally honest has got me out of a few tickets all about who’s wearing the badge. High school bully or someone who wants to enforce laws but be fair and helpful. I don’t really disagree though cause you never know which one you will get.

[@joeyo9846]

Barry McCockener being a good ole white boy got you out of tickets

[@Tyrfingr]

"Routine stop ?" is my automatic reply.

[@rikardotsamsiyu]

“Do you know why I pulled you over?” “No.”

[@zachcoldwell7978]

"You're fishing."

[@ftboomer1]

"Do you know why I pulled you over?" "I don't answer questions under my 5th amendments rights."

[@30anvz28]

Anytime I’ve ever told an officer about a firearm in my vehicle the only answers I’ve been given are “well if you’ve told me about it I’m not really worried about you using it on me” and never once have they “taken” it for their safety.

[@jefftobias2226]

“Anything you say can and WILL be used against you”. You’re a good man. Super humble. I can learn a lot from your example.

[@AFishBicycle]

If a cop asks you “do you know why I pulled you over.” Never guess. Also don’t “have a conversation” with any police. They are trained, and encouraged to lie and deceive in order to fish for a crime.

[@jamesb.nonofyourbusiness1550]

Never answer questions and incriminate yourself. He was fishing to write you a ticket. Its called policing for profit and that cop should be fired

[@rabokarabekian409]

What planet do you drive on?

[@BigBadLoneWolf]

@@rabokarabekian409 . the reason, the first thing , the police officer says, is " do you know why i pulled you over". This is an attempt to get the driver to self incriminate himself, and police forces all over the world, use this ploy to get convictions, that they have no evidence for

[@rodneyspragg2986]

When you drive an expensive car you become a magnet for these cops on a power trip.!!!

[@jphickory522]

This guy shouldn’t be a cop. Never could get the girl in high school and he still hasn’t gotten over it.

[@nathanmcandrew4778]

DJ S I’m guessing you like having your rights violated at traffic stops, and like being throated by cops.

[@WaltDorsey]

@DJ S There is no evidence presented as to how the vehicle was being driven. If he was driving "like a drunk" - then the officer should have administered a field sobriety test.

[@Mark-sd7fc]

DJ S Lol ok , so what police department do you work for?

[@whitescar2]

Methinks he's still sour for not getting the boy back in hs

[@sippsay2214]

When they ask you "do you know why I pulled you over?" unless you say "I don't know" it is taken as admission of guilt.

[@AudaxK9Academy]

Say literally nothing. "I don't know." Can be conflated to inattention.

[@effyoo6081]

Say yes and leave it at that. You don't have to elaborate. Yes, I know why you pulled me over and smile big.😜

[@effyoo6081]

You obviously pulled me over to see if I knew why you pulled me over

[@frankg882]

You answer with, "Do you know why you pulled me over?"

[@apophisb7597]

Actually if you said "I dont know," you're basically saying you don't know that you broke a law or rather did a traffic violation. Simply put just ask him or her "can you tell me why you're pulling me over." No yes or no to incriminate yourself either way.

[@pedrosura]

"Do you know why I pulled you over?" "No idea, I was driving as safely as possible. Why did you?"

[@kevinfoo8031]

Yes, officer. You wanted to catch up with me.

[@christianedgerton3775]

If the officer can articulate reckless driving well that opens up a whole new door for articulating crimes that they commit while they're wearing the badge in under oath

[@franklinjackson3637]

Cop asks "do you know why I pulled you over?" Me, revenue?

[@1974dormouse]

“Police state?”

[@criscross572]

Because yr jealous of my car.

[@curtphillipps975]

Quota

[@justthedrummer]

Cause you think I'm cute small town Northern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦👍

[@ericnortan9012]

ALWAYS SAY NO! Especially when he says "just be honest and it'll go way easier"

[@ThinkingNow]

When a cop is so concerned about the camera that he feels the need to say he's not concerned about the camera, he's definitely concerned about the camera.

[@bocabec6744]

Little man's complex. Lot's of little men become cops. "Finally, I'm in fucking charge!"

[@Avus95]

Which almost always means that he has a legitimate reason to be concerned about the camera. Meaning he was likely engaging in illegal acts/behaviors and knows that video footage will expose his wrongdoings.

[@bocabec6744]

@Bob Wehadababyitsaboy I kicked the shit out of tiny feller's back in high school. It was fun giving them nose bleeds. Little cops are always adjusting their belt's. It out weighs them. Tiny woman state troopers in NH get handcuffed to their own steering wheel.

[@bocabec6744]

@Bob Wehadababyitsaboy You can't help it because you are poor. And starting another year off as a complete failure. Pathetic. She's going to leave you in 2022.

[@tamarcotaylor6695]

This is the type of cop that would take someone life for no reason.

[@PandaCheeks]

Yup, a real PIG...

[@拥]

Without a doubt

[@LoganBreit]

You don’t know that so shut up

[@chillythicc942]

@@LoganBreit He is arrogant and makes emotionally driven decisions. Definitely a dangerous person to have so much power

[@Imakebootysclap]

for his ego not no reason..

[@EndofUSA]

actually you could made things easier by saying “ I dont answer to questions”!

[@UniverseUndone7]

Yeah for real

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

The only thing I learned here is how not to answer an officer when he asks me to produce proof against myself.

[@Post.nut_Clarity]

The fact you initially incriminated yourself ... 🤦‍♂️ Wise up!

[@partsbill2003]

Exactly. You should have not said anything but yes and no.

[@AlleyKatt]

The only truthful answer to "Do you know why I pulled you over?" is ALWAYS, "No, Officer, I do not know why you pulled me over." You are not in the officer's head and any possible reasons you give are speculative. Anything you say can be used against you, and such leading questions are designed to invite self-incrimination.

[@michaelg4258]

You should have never answered any of his questions in the first place, that’s why u got the reckless ticket you gave him everything he needed smh

[@rogereastman3187]

My favorite response to the police, when they ask me the ole stand by question "Do you know why I stopped you" Is......... Why, did you forget ??? 🤣😂

[@bonesivegot1]

Do you know why I stopped you? "No, I cant think of a single reason why you've stopped me!" Jealousy?

[@steveshepherd2712]

He wants you to incriminate yourself when asking "why did I stop you ?", never answer that

[@joegug4751]

You admitted swerving and speeding to make your car pop. Never admit anything, I don’t answer question period

[@puirYorick]

His little 🐽🪱 was jealous of you owning a better status symbol of manhood than his overcompensating Tahoe tank. It's a pretty standard thing for lots of them to do to assert their dominance on the street. The whole lecture was part of that like you already said.

[@MarcTheHat]

"Do you know why I pulled you over?"..."Well, let's see, Officer. Was it to play childish guessing games, perhaps?"

[@thunderridge4830]

11:47 A good court system? Spend thousands of dollars to prove you're innocent. Cop should prove you're guilty.

[@raybankes7668]

@@champspec you may have won on the reckless driving, yet you now have an arrest record, mug shots then the FBI has your prints and now days your voice and digital pic profile etc. u could make a Tort Claim against his jurisdiction and been paid back etc.

[@God.Fearing]

This dude snitches on himself lmao , he said idk swerving... fail

[@jayzenitram9621]

If he knows the law (as his title says), he sure as hell doesn't know when to shut up.

[@SirenaWF1]

Never admit to anything. If the officer says you were doing this, then think of it as “I’m accusing you of doing this.” It means they think they saw you, but that doesn’t mean anything in court unless they have some sort of proof, and even the proof they have isn’t that great.

[@nathanielbest3541]

NEVER EVER tell them what you did or respond when they say "tell me what you did" ... YOU MAKE the officer tell you why they are pulling you over!!

[@christiancampbell3523]

Best answer would have been "I don't answer questions why don't you tell me why you pulled me over" answering questions to law enforcement is incriminating yourself. Next time use your 5th amendment right to remain silent.

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

AGREED! I should know better and usually do!

[@BoSS-dw1on]

Everyone should take this advise and NEVER answer ANY questions police ask you. It’s hard to do but there is absolutely nothing you can say to help what so ever. You admitted to “swerving” and “accelerating to hear the pop”, so without knowing a judge, paying $1000’s for a lawyer and getting a “fair” trial, a conviction would have been likely. Most take a plea bargain. Your encounter is a great learning example of how not to act when being pulled. Honestly, I would have struggled not to act the same way.

[@champy1210]

“Officer, I want my lawyer.” This is an invocation of the Sixth Amendment and hs its advantages. Prof. James Duane covers it.

[@dh1752]

Case dismissed but after 1000s of dollars in lawyer fees. I've seen this officer in many other videos, you got out of it cheap!!! This officer need to be fired if not jailed!!!

[@markshields3441]

Ya ya

[@drewrobertson6286]

Both fired & jail time as well is what is deserved!

[@BrooklynISLove]

@Buk Now they never get fired because they have a brotherhood or in other words a gang and plus at this point cops are there to protect the wealthy who pay their salaries through our own money.

[@bocabec6744]

All these cops and white vigilante's this past year who killed (george floyd, aubrey what's his name and the guy from upstate NY) are gonna walk. Just like back in the 50's and 60's. They's all gonna walk. Free as birds. Like I said, even those pricks from Glynco, Georgia. Free. Back to the back yard bar-b-que's, pools, and big screen TV's. And guess what? Nobody is gonna do a god dam thing about it.

[@dh1752]

@@bocabec6744 George Floyd died cuz of the fentanyl not cuz of the cop, he shouldn't be memorialized like he is!!! He was a junkie criminal not a hero!!! #blacklivesmatter and those fools idolize him 🤦‍♂️

[@waleedshaibi6460]

Officer: do you know why I pulled you over Me: your properly bored but I’m not

[@richdunn8613]

Never, ever, ever confess to the police, especially on video! Do you know why I pulled you over? Nope.

[@fastlosiccdl4600]

If you're found not guilty like that the police officer should have to pay the lawyer fees and he should be charged for falsifying a statement

[@Kref3]

Isn’t it normal, that the state pays your expenses in defending yourself if you are found innocent? Serious question. I’m from Germany and here the rule is pretty clear: Whoever loses a law suit will pay the winning parties expenses, so people and state attorneys will think before they go into a law suit where they are not sure to be on the right side.

[@seanrallis6714]

@@Kref3 not here. Justice is not served unless it is bought and paid for. I have lost several rights for the rest of my life because I could not afford an attorney and they do not provide one for civil cases. This is a country where someone can lie about you with zero evidence and fuck you over for the rest of your life (unless you are wealthy)

[@fightjustice5602]

You seem like you like to talk but learn to stay quiet when it counts.

[@Jerecebills]

Jealousy runs deep in their bones because they also don't know how to be normal people without that little badge of gold 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Wade9170]

I've met a few abusive cops in my day! They are usually local city cops that seem to have something to prove or have some kind of agenda!

[@q2subzero]

If you have evidence enough to prove that a cop lied or wrote invalid speeding tickets, they should be absolutely fired, and have something on their record where they can not be hired in another security position for the rest of their life.

[@gamefreak173]

got to love cops being able to hand tickets out like this and your guilty until proven innocent should have made the cop cover the charges of your lawyer

[@tylertrainz4460]

Don’t admit to anything. “Do you know why I’m stopping you” is a ploy to make you self incriminate

[@chrstwrg]

Now imagine being poor with no connections and running into that guy. Dudes like that are an "incident" waiting to happen.

[@dreem1walker]

You see many poor people driving around in McLarens reving up the engine just to make it "sound cool"?`!?

[@BasicPlanet]

The officer should have to pay for the attorney as well.

[@MTW11]

Agree, court fees if nothing else. This would force them to only make stops they are sure will hold up in court.

[@OakApplegardens]

No that's the taxpayers. Similar here in Canada.

[@dreem1walker]

If the guy can drive a McLaren .. you really think a couple of hundred dollars to an attorney is a problem?

[@boydmking1]

Ask any supposedly "good cop" how many bad cops he has arrested. I''ll bet you he will say zero? That's the moment you just busted him!

[@AmericanMX]

This is the type of cop that needs to find a different career. Gives good cops a bad name.

[@miman-ck9jv]

Never answer a cop when he ask why he pulled you or if you know why he pulled you over what’s wrong with you 🤷🏼‍♂️. PS learn your rights and never talk to cops

[@maggiehugstrees2024]

Now turn around and sue the municipality for your time.

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

Definitely not out of the question. Lots of money and time spent on this bs.

[@SeekAndDestroyTM]

If you know the area, you can check the officer's speed using the trees from his body cam, a stopwatch, and measuring the distance.

[@Thankyoumood]

"A good court system".... you clearly have learned nothing from this experience

[@stephenbru]

What a joke!!.."A good justice system"...The reason why his case was dismissed is because he could hire a expensive lawyer and has friends like a judge!!...

[@thewitness9305]

@@stephenbru nah its the "just-us" system, like what George Carlin said, its a big club and we aren't in it.

[@sirlenzomccloud3356]

Lol

[@GamerBoyV101]

He's High on Authority. a lot of cop's are. I had a cop pull me over on a pit bike and do the same thing. asking me questions I didn't know the answers too.

[@Ladiesandgentlemen121]

Questions you didn't know answers too? Uh get off the bike! what is the square root of 1,375,999? When was the last time I washed my patrol car? You don't know? lets go to jail!

[@barbaradownie3265]

COP DOESN'T KNOW WHY HE IS PULLING YOU OVER SO HE ASKS YOU???🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kathyrambo2776]

HE'S A PIG I GREW UP HATING THAT WORD FOR COPS NOW AT 68 YRS. They have no respect for the people they swore to protect 😢

[@donnmacd]

Never answer “Do you know why I stopped you?” 🤯

[@odysseusnissan]

I kept waiting for you to go off on him but you were a gentleman the whole time. The cop was a POS and blatantly abused his power to stroke his ego.

[@dorightal4965]

Never fall for the ‘read my mind’ cop. You really have no idea of what’s in his motives for pulling you over. He’s fishing for a ‘confession’ that will be recorded on his body camera!

[@carlvance6551]

For future reference,, when you get stopped by the police and they asked you a simple question... why do you think I stopped you today ? if you make any excuse or if you make any alleged allegation ,, I was speeding I forgot to use my blinker I didn't come to a complete stop...If you make any statement the police will go with that, that's what he will use in the court that you admitted that you were swerving even though that might not be the reason for the initial stop ...but since you admitted to it,, it's easier to get a conviction... you never answer a question on why do you think you're being stopped ..you always say I don't know.

[@dr.skulhamr3220]

I think it might be my swerving .... sigh. "Oh now I can get you for reckless driving."

[@markusfreedom2488]

Thank you for this video for showing people what not to do at a police stop

[@ogkev1549]

Never answer the "why i pulled you over" question! hes just getting you to admit your guilty of something

[@johnrhardin6460]

Best comment I’ve ever gotten from a officer while going through a check point while carrying my weapon was ME: sir I just want to let you know I’m carrying OFFICER: I am to...lol

[@DarthCacos]

U 1st admit u need thousands of $$$ to get a good lawyer & then call our justice system good... epic fail lol

[@AlienXpress99]

Same thing I was thinking. He gave the system money that he didnt have to give

[@bosco7455]

Word of advice" Don't get into small talk and please protest unreasonable citations made out to you".

[@ericberman4193]

Whenever a LEO asks you why he pulled you over, you should answer: "I have no idea. Why don't you tell me?"

[@larryfine4498]

Make the cops liable for their poor judgement. We'll see a lot less bogus traffic stops.

[@t-wrecks7481]

NEVER answer the age old question of "do you know why I pulled you over?" NEVER EVER give them freedom to search your vehicle. Never engage them in "small talk." They'll use everything they can against you whether it's a "friendly" conversation or not.

[@jayrajah14]

You were too friendly and acted naive initially...so the cop took advantage of you bro..you shouldn't have helped him, when he asked you, do you know why I pulled you over ?..this is what you call entrapment...your response should have been " not sure officer, I know I wasn't speeding and I have been recording audio/video for my records...most probably you liked my car, so you pulled me to check it out...again just to be clear, I am recording everything" ....he was simply motivated by his jealously for your car and success. Hope lesson learned.

[@DRIVESHOWTV]

Yup. Agreed. Thankfully, I’m not one who lays down and accepts this type of bs. I handled it. Everything dismissed.

[@ptxen7921]

It sucks you won the legal battle but the officer doesn't learn anything or change his behavior from it. I hope you consider filing a complaint as atleast that could result in some sort of training/learning experience for the officer. He seems like he could use some public relations training, his social skills are fairly unprofessional.

[@helipilotuh1]

That’s not entrapment. That’s being a cop. Entrapment is them holding a gun to your head and making you commit a crime.

[@loxybadcat]

copper: do you know why i pulled you over today? me: you got all C's & D's in high school.!!

[@jacobevans8365]

I remember getting pulled over without a valid license (30 day suspension, commuted to college), and the lawyer asked me how much money I had, got out of a 1 year suspension with $400. Capitalism. I now always fight all tickets, and never suggest a reason "why were you pulled over"

[@drewrobertson6286]

I feel sorry for you for the fact that you still have “respect” for law enforcement. At your age you still have a lot to learn. Good luck in the future!

[@johnmichaeltwist5086]

Well, if most of your encounters give you the idea that law enforcement is generally garbage, then the problem is with you. You still have a lot to learn.

[@johnmichaeltwist5086]

@Silvio Manuel 2) obviously your encounters with police have been mostly negative - you deserve it. Enjoy.

[@robertboyle1368]

Sir..im charging you with JEALOUS DRIVING....bahahahaha

[@siliconvalleyengineer5875]

Never ever voluntarily talk to the police, even if you witness something aweful as you instantly become the suspect. If the police knock on your door never ever open the door, or talk to them from behind your door. If the police call your house using their 911 dispatcher, do not ever answer the phone. Never ever give the police a statement.

[@byronarnason6006]

Nearly every LEO car has integrated GPS files with extremely accurate estimates of SPEED and location every second. DEMAND those files ... they will try to ignore your request and violate the BRADY act. Those files will tell you EXACTLY how fast he was going every second. But the cops will NOT give you those files. You need the judge to throw the book at them Good luck. One rotten cop infects the whole bushel of apples.

[@sirlenzomccloud3356]

You can request those at the scene or in court?

[@Blonganimation]

Judge: " Not Guilty, now pay $50+ in court fees"

[@raybankes7668]

when you are acquitted you walk away they pay their own fees to themselves. you pay your attorney, you loose, then u pay fines and fees etc.

[@raybankes7668]

@Silvio Manuel my own experience in Court, when you are acquitted or the case is dismissed there are no fees to the accused. I go to court with others on a regular basis. This goes for felony charges and County paid attorney fees--if u are lucky to get one that actually works for you.

[@beebop9808]

I've had as many bad experiences with the cops as I have good ones. Plain and simple, there's people wearing badges that shouldn't ever have that responsibility or privilege. And it's my position that the cops should be the ones weeding them out of their ranks as part of their duty to serve and protect the law abiding public. And save themselves a lot of grief and disrespect brought on them by failures. Sorry for your loss to this one. He costed you more than enough in time and money paying to clear yourself from his little power trip.

[@dbzownz12345]

Officer should have to pay lawyer fee if they lose in court, wouldn't that be a sight?

[@Shawn-ne6ld]

Never admit to anything especially when you didn’t do anything.

[@surferdjnj]

I be like, "Me and my McLaren have an attorney, several. So write whatever, and I'll be seeing you later...in court."

[@robertwillett7854]

surferdjnj fuckin right