Stop Talking To Police. Never Give Consent To Search Police Are Not Your Friend.

[@Oklahoma75]

I’m a retired cop from a huge LE family. This man is correct. Dont say a word, never give consent.

[@iluvuvibez6644]

You're only saying that cause now you're a civilian and not a cop. If you were still a cop, I know damn well you wouldn't be saying that...

[@roccovalenti3514]

It takes a lot of self discipline to remain silent. It's human nature to want to defend oneself.

[@humanOilslick]

Yes but if you must talk I guess it’s best if you deny and all no no no I haven’t a clue 😂 I realize it’s best to be cordial and explain that you cannot talk when I was 17 and got arrested for intent to distribute marijuana. They asked me to snitch and I looked at them and politely said I’m sorry but you know I can’t do that and that was it. They stopped asking 😂 .. but yea definitely don’t talk if u can

[@NYC6line]

No, it doesn’t. You’re just a fucking moron. Why would you ever speak to the police when you’re being talked to in a way in a matter that the consequences is severe? Why would you ever tell the truth? Why would you ever ever be transparent? Why would you ever say anything but I’m from New York City , the Bronx boogie baby we no better and everybody else in the country you never speak to police always make them do their job deny everything and always ask for Attorney

[@boogitybear2283]

Usually what I do is this while remaining silent. 🖕😂

[@toomanydonuts]

i would not remain silent. No way. I like to recite this law I'll share with you here. This law is easy to remember, It is Title 18 US Code Section 242 and it is call "Deprivation of rights under color of law." This law says that it is unlawful to threaten, intimidate, or coerce a US citizen from exercising any constitutional right under the color of authority. Cops violate this law over and over again. Recording them is well within your legal rights. Never blindly follow their commands. Ask "is that a lawful order sir?"

[@shaunsteele6926]

@@toomanydonuts like it or not, police ARE the law. They have authority over you, and you're obligated to follow their orders whether you think they're lawful or not. The time to defend yourself is in front of a judge, not on the street in front of a cop.

[@OhSoddit]

Best advice I've ever heard - answer any question (answer EVERY question): "I wish to cooperate with you FULLY, officer. Please provide ALL questions in writing, so I may give a COMPREHENSIVE response via legal representation". Repeat, over and over and over.

[@retroguy9494]

Did that actually work for you dude?

[@MiClLC]

The police are not your friend. Neither is your attorney.

[@hirampriggott1689]

Sovereign citizens are the biggest morons on Earth.

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

That’s right we are paid to be your protector.

[@thomas5495]

@@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886 Protector?? Lawyer's are the biggest criminals in the whole criminal system.

[@israeliteonlycampkilluhi.o2108]

No Your PAID to Speak Latin and Legalese... If Courts SPEAK Plain English theres NO NEED For Attorneys that Take a MAN when hes at his WORST and "Protect" you by Charging TENS of THOUSANDS of Dollars ...Financially RUINING peoples LIVES.... Police, Attorneys, Prisons ,Banks etc...All A Part of the BEAST SYSTEM..aka BABYLON.

[@richvanorden7026]

No, your are paid to "represent" & "Defend" your clients position. The only thing you "protect" is your wallet 😉​@@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886

[@nerfzombie6242]

My favorite cop lie is, "I'm just curious..." THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A JUST CURIOUS COP!! This creature does not exist!

[@wanderinguser7665]

Curiosity killed the cat...

[@retroguy9494]

@@wanderinguser7665 But satisfaction brought him back!

[@poolbob8776]

If it's legal for police to lie, we all need dash cams.

[@Savlata8888]

Its legal 4 cops 2 lie during interogation. NOT IN COURT

[@retroguy9494]

@@Savlata8888 And as we all know, they NEVER lie in court, right dude? 🤔😂

[@Savlata8888]

@@retroguy9494 .apples and oranges . We are talking about whats legal ., not whats illegal

[@retroguy9494]

@@Savlata8888 Cumquats and pomegranates aside, a dash cam WOULD help a person if the cop lies in court. I had one lie in court years ago over a motor vehicle summons. Dash cams didn't exist back then.

[@e.l.norton]

Oh, please. EVERYBODY lies. People are on camera breaking the law clear as day and still lying their asses off. It's a society of fuck-wits.

[@darylhopkins9796]

This is the most educational video on KZbin. Thank you, sir.

[@thomas5495]

Pure liberal propaganda.

[@user-nk4zg6ev6n]

He is OUTSTANDING ,

[@CollinMac96]

One time I was walking my dog at night and a cop stopped me to ask me questions about my dog and where I was walking. I didn’t realize what he was doing until he asked me if I walked past a gas station about 30 minutes ago. I immediately told him I’m no longer comfortable talking with him, then he detained me for an hour. A male who only shares my skin tone had robbed a gas station and had a dog in his car. They thought I was their guy. *Do not speak to cops* !

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Great example. Want to hear more from people

[@antilaw9911]

That was a lie

[@ABC-wv3uc]

I imagine your dog was of a lighter skin since you didn’t mention the cops *deleted* Fido

[@CollinMac96]

@@ABC-wv3uc my dog is blond so he passes the color chart, I suppose.

[@user-qd3pi5ji7q]

Blame your culture not good police work. Let me share my experience. My work truck was broken into. My neighbor saw that it was two blacks driving a red car. On the way to my house the police pulled over two black males in a red car. They were not involved but fit the description. I was please police did their job in investigating. Now the real problem was two black men breaking stealing.

[@ebsmith1102]

"Any lawyer worth his salt will tell the suspect in no uncertain terms to make NO statement to the police under any circumstances." Justice Robert Jackson

[@roberthodges3646]

“Those who are capable of tyranny are capable of perjury to sustain it.” ― Lysander Spooner.

[@bob733333]

Totally retarded. haha what a crock of shite. You've never been arrested before, have you? I wager a weeks pay.

[@retroguy9494]

Yea even Jackson said that long ago and he didn't even go to law school!

[@davidmajer3652]

As I understand it, remaining silent is not enough. You must say you are exercising your right to remain silent. then say nothing, except am I free to go.

[@jasonshults368]

You should research it, then. And it may help to understand that courts and judges have SWA to do with justice or truth. They "rule." Think about it.

[@kurtwetzel154]

Better to say what you mentioned then risk it.

[@humanOilslick]

And then they start saying are you trying to hurt ur self buddy we are trying to help you do you need a ambulance… trying to send you to the nut house 😂 then you gota start talking and telling them ur completely fine

[@retroguy9494]

Yes, as it was explained to ME, the 'am I free to go' part lets you know if you're officially being 'detained.' If not, walk away. If so, THAT is when you state your right to remain silent under the 5th Amendment. Because even if you are not officially under arrest where they have to read you your Miranda rights, they will still take down everything you say and use it.

[@PumpkinKingXXIII]

I made mistake of allowing the police to search my car 20 years ago in vidor Texas on interstate 10. They proceeded to take my suitcases and everything but the spare tire out and they dump it all out on the shoulder. He found nothing. Left everything sitting there and drove off leaving me to repack my car in 100 degree June summer. Never again will I voluntarily allow that or even interact. Where ya going? Where ya coming from? Same place Noneya, none you damn business

[@RedRuffinsore]

About 40 years ago, I had US Customs tear apart the rental car I was driving from Canada back into the US (Vermont). The car was so disassembled it was undriveable. I had to call the rental agency (a major agency) and they came and brought me a new car and picked up the pieces of the old one. No apology. No nothing. Just said "you're free to go" and walked away from the mess.

[@retroguy9494]

You know what is a good answer to 'where ya going? Where ya coming from?' Just say that you are a free American citizen and have the right to come and go as you please without question. You could also tell them that good men fought a war (the Revolution) for that right.

[@ClarityDetermination]

I'm sorry they did that to you.

[@westmassdave7354]

We need to stop paying taxes

[@1024dram]

need quadruple the amount of grandyards in this country

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

That’s ridiculous.

[@westmassdave7354]

@@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886 really y is that. Shall we count the reasons y? I’m not a sucker. I’d rather not wait for someone in the government to say. Yeah. Don’t bother. We don’t want it. Guy. The government is corrupted. We all know it. Are you waiting to get your ass kicked by the cops too.

[@USViper]

I know how you can stop paying American taxes.... Gtfoh, move to another country dummy.

[@marcusgamez2297]

That's what I've been saying for a while now. Doesn't look good when government protects predators.

[@bencintron2368]

They are the hitman for the 1% of this country.

[@bob733333]

That's why the 1% want to replace them with a national goon squad. Sure thing bubba.

[@duanejackson6718]

Exactly!

[@unbreakable7633]

Solid advice. Don't talk to cops, don't help them, don't support them, don't respect them. They are not your friends and treat people as the enemy.

[@davidnco1]

Get off your mommies cell phone

[@caroljaymes3880]

I don’t agree, the Bible says we are to give our authority due respect. Stop hating cops.. most of them are doing their job the best they can.. not perfect but the best they can.

[@r.joseph8911]

What you can do is just not talk to them. Not hostile, not anything. Give them your license, reg, and insurance info. Get out of the vehicle when asked. But, you don’t have to talk. That’s the 1st Amendment. If you’re not doing anything, you have nothing to worry about. If you ARE, then just face it in court. Not at the roadside.

[@CO77938]

I respect law enforcement. Met many great officers, only a few corrupt ones.

[@Baseballisbest67]

@@davidnco1 how about you stop sucking on leather

[@turtletruth]

NO POLICE encounter ever benefits the taxpayer! American taxpayers want peace, to grow old without seeing, hearing, or meeting the enemy! THERE IS NO NATIONAL REGISTRY OF FIRED HEROES! The absence of A "NATIONAL REGISTRY" shows disdain toward taxpayers! - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@mrsentinel4911]

What's the evidence that you're a taxpayer?

[@bigtobacco1098]

​@mrsentinel4911 what's evidence you're intelligent

[@turtletruth]

​@@mrsentinel4911 Are you the devil's advocate? The devil's advocate always brings a fiery argument with absolutely NO meaning. A rabbit hole of frustration. A void of useless opinion. A black hole of wasted energy... Advocate for the truth, but if your argument is based solely on the need to make the other person less than you then you're no more than poison! Right? .. Take the antidote! Effort... Don't rebuke to rebuke... Encourage law enforcement to benefit the people and not the other way around! The latter leads to what end? NATIONAL SLAVERY? - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@turtletruth]

ARRESTED taxpayers are GUILTY until proven FLAT-BROKE...! (Wealth Extortion!) $10,000.00 is the minimum cost to prove innocence in any court of law! Police are the #1 most abusive and despised enemy that grinds against the grain of every hard-working American taxpayer! (The system is rigged with bad cops for abuse and profit!) - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@turtletruth]

@@mrsentinel4911 Are you the devil's advocate? The devil's advocate always brings a fiery argument with absolutely NO meaning. A rabbit hole of frustration. A void of useless opinion. A black hole of wasted energy... Advocate for the truth, but if your argument is based solely on the need to make the other person less than you then you're no more than poison! Right? .. Take the antidote! Effort... Don't rebuke to rebuke... Encourage law enforcement to benefit the people and not the other way around! The latter leads to what end? NATIONAL SLAVERY...? - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@Athonite]

I have sadly come to the conclusion that modern law enforcement exists to collect revenue or evidence. If they're interacting with the public (other than PR purposes), they are trying to collect at least one of the two.

[@turtletruth]

Police don't make heaven and most don't even believe in heaven or hell! (Talk about a lost tribe of defects!) Praying for a worldly tyrant is like asking Jesus to forgive Satan! - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@realmichaud]

They've always been like this. You do know they work for corporations. What do you think the manucipal police are? They work for an incorporated city or town. Its a corporation. Don't let anyone tell you any different. State police the same. Only the Sheriff who's elected actually by law is supposed to work for the people. Remember all that. The police city or state are tax collectors for the corporate welfare state.

[@cad4060]

@@turtletruth This is probably the stupidest comment on here. Thank you for embarrassing the USMC.

[@jamie5388]

@@cad4060 I've known many cops over the decades and on the surface they appear good but get to really know them and they are very dark creatures deep inside. The moment you think you can trust them to do the right thing they will turn on you if that right thing goes against one of them or their family members. They have an unspoken code exactly like the mob. Judges also fall right into this mix!. The term JUST-US definitely applies to the purveyors of the division line known as the Thin Blue Line. This lines intention is to psychologically divide tyranically trained police from Constitution loving patriots. If they were even remotely honorable they would have imprisoned the original creators and promotors of such a defaced atrocity as a molested American flag which represents ONLY THEM A.K.A. JUST-US! Our beautiful old glory of the Red White and Blue is good enough for the millions of people who have died for this nation and it's Constitution but not for some militant trained clowns in costumes pretending to even be in the league of actual soldiers who fight for freedom in actual foreign wars!!! What a shameful disgrace upon anyone who doesn't see this!

[@JayBee-JB69]

Cop: "If you have nothing to hide, you'll let us search your car'. Me: "No. I've got nothing to show you either."

[@karinaz8756]

If a cop asks you to do something you legally don’t have to do, Alarm bells should be going off in your head. The question should be - why do you want inside my vehicle so bad.

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Correct. Politely decline. They will do it anyway most likely but that is what having your day in court is all about.

[@salvation2979]

Cops apprehend criminals. They aren’t friends to them.

[@sixoaksfarm1556]

Y'all.. look for a video called, "Dont talk to the police" which goes into some greater details of why you shouldnt talk to the police. Professor Dwayne does a great job and is an asset to The Constitution. He gives a cop equal time as well. It's very educational and interesting. My job would be a lot easier if schools actually taught students what their rights *mean* as opposed to what they are facially.. A law school professor taught us that people want to tell their story, it's human nature to want to defend yourself. Our job is to teach our clients to resist that urge, shut up and call your lawyer...

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

I've seen that video, and I would recommend it, too. I think the k-12 years are long enough a period of time to impart an excellent civics eduction, but that doesn't seem to be what has happened.

[@fastrivers812]

Thanks for the video reference and I'll watch. That said, the whole system is bastardized and has eroded from what I believe the founding fathers had intended. My wife falsely accused me of assault and had me arrested. I spent a night in jail, was bailed out and am now facing criminal charges. The only evidence is that she has an injury, no witnesses. She did fall but I did not push her like she claims--her word against mine. I have never been in trouble with the law, not even a speeding ticket. She's been lying about a lot of things all year and there's proof of that but no one asks for that. My attorney fees are upwards to $17K now and I'm not done having to take on part time work. I have been told that judges dole out protection orders like candy and that's what he gave my wife. The coward judge couldn't even make the decision in the court that day but took it on advisement. A few days later he gives her the protection order behind the scenes. I am now paying for an abuser intervention program on top of it then my kids have been ripped away from me because he gave her full custody. Now my narcissist wife is only letting me see them once per month if that. Having been a devoted father for 15 years, that's the worst part of all of this. Every judge and attorney knows that this abuse happens but does NOTHING about it. People are losing their jobs for these injustices. The reality of the system is that it's too damn expensive for most people to hire an attorney so they take a plea deal or higher the overworked public defender. I'm so glad I haven't used our local public defender. I've watched her in the courtroom and she cowers to the prosecuting attorney. He has her wrapped around his finger. It's sickening. The final consequence, many, many, many people plea guilty for false claims of domestic assault so statistically, the problems of abuse aren't as bad as what is reported. This snowballs the truth then the cycle keeps getting worse because why? "Look at how many people are abused in our society, judges need to protect the "innocent"". What a joke. It's not a system of truth and justice anymore, it's a system of covering one's a$$.

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

@@fastrivers812 Your situation sounds like sheer Hell, and I can only say I'm sorry you're being put through it.

[@thefirststrike]

Excellent video! here is also one by the ACLU, I cannot remember the name, which teaches you how to handle common police interactions, such as traffic stops or a noise complaint at your house etc. They do scenarios showing the wrong way to handle it, then the right way.

[@wildhawg50]

@@fastrivers812 been there, outrageous lies, court dates didnt show, but its still in the records. Only you can make the divorce decision and it took me a while to make mine, never communicate without a witness. Any communication I did have she recorded and deleted her comments to why I was responding in the was. I finally went no communication, so much better now years later. Sorry just reading your comment put me in PTSD. Ta

[@tatergirl8765]

I am thankful for Mr. Foley and all the advise he gives. Straight up respect for this man. ❤

[@SaltStorm007]

People are WAY too trusting with officers who can legally lie to you as well as who’s LITERAL DREAM SCENARIO on the job/how they get promoted the fastest, is a felony arrest with every encounter (most of the time it they don’t even need a conviction, just an arrest to get their kudos so they ALMOST have an incentive to just arrest people and let the chips fall later). To trust someone like that to search your stuff is beyond me! Thank you for making this video💯💪🙏

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Incentives. Great point I did a dui trial years ago where my theme was the Earp brothers who arrested so many people they open the equivalent of the hard rock casino. Police get ridiculous amount of over time. If they are not on duty and they have a deposition. The depo lasts 45 minutes they get paid 3.5 hours. Talk about incentive.

[@AnonymousReturns333]

i lie to the police they love people who lie because they can relate 😂

[@auburn886]

I saw another video where a woman told the police to come back with a warrant. They wanted to search her house. When she refused one of the officers said if we have to come back with a warrant, we will break your door in and trash your house.I used to be a back the blue guy, but now I hate them.

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Hate is a big word. Should not hate anyone but realize that they can harm you based on a gut instinct is a scary thought and enough to distrust.

[@realmichaud]

@@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886 Nah. I disagree. maybe you are saying that because you believe in Jesus or don't want to offend the police in your area or whatever, but brother they hate you. We have a Bill of Rights all 10 for a reason and they are actually taught at some academies to hate the Constitution. If they hate the Constitution that means they hate 'We The People'. Please understand that. Really understand it, and wrap your mind around it. So as far as I'm concerned hate is actually a tame word.

[@prestonking5736]

He is right on all of it. Don’t listen to the police get an attorney first and let him do the talking for you.

[@hirampriggott1689]

Attorneys only work in the courtroom. Don't act like those sovereign citizens.

[@joepangia4413]

Along time ago my Dad passed down a piece of wisdom that his dad had passed down to him. He said “you know something Joseph? (Pause) Even a fish wouldn’t get in trouble if he kept his mouth shut!!”

[@retroguy9494]

It sounds like your grandfather was a very wise man!

[@paulrevere1479]

I worked security with an ex detective and one night he turned to me and said "I’ll tell you like I tell my sons, don’t ever, ever talk to cops. They do not have your best interest in mind’. He went on with details on how cops operate and so on but he stressed to me, no matter what, do not talk to cops. I took his advice to heart. So, even if you are 10000% innocent, exorcise your right to remain silent.

[@chickerd4928]

The problem with getting a dog is they can always say the dog alerted to something even if they didn’t. That’s how they get around getting a search warrant to search your car. Once the dog allegedly alerted, there’s probable cause.

[@poolbob8776]

That's just another lie they can make up, because they are allowed to.

[@retroguy9494]

However, according to what I have read, a good attorney will be able to prove, through science, that there are many things which can lead a dog to give a false alert. If you DID have something in your car or you don't but it leads to something else they end up charging you with, the attorney can suppress that dog alert in court which would lead to a dismissal of the charges.

[@lionbolt2136]

That happened to me and my dad. When they found nothing, they just left.

[@spaghetti9845]

it makes no difference when they will manufacture probable cause to search by saying they saw something or call a dog. The dog handler will then walk around the car, give it a hand gesture to sit or something and say it alerted bypassing your right to search and seizure.

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Are there some. Of course, but how many officers are planting drugs, some but not many. How many are exaggerating facts. Most. How many are using their training to grab a conviction by writing their reports with a major slant, a high percentage. But that is what a criminal defense attorney is for: during depositions and cross examinations. Weeds out the bs.

[@barrybb5409]

Years ago, san antonio pd pulled up behind me as I was parked and waiting for a friend to get in my car for a drive to a pawn shop. They pulled up hot. 6 squad cars. All had their guns out. 4 had body armor and m16s. Yes m16s. There was also 2 bexar county in gi joe green with their vests and m4s. A couple sapd beat cops with their fn fnx 40 caliber pistols. They ordered my friend out of the cae(he literally had 1 foot in when they pulled in hot). Then ordered me out while aiming at my head. I got out and they handcuffed me and forced me to sit down kinda rough on a parking curb. They searched my car. Found nothing. Searched again and found nothing. Then came and asked me to sign a slip granting them permission to search. I declined and declined but they said theyd keep searching anyway and will take me to jail unless I sign the slip. After I signed it(I didnt put my name I wrote fuck you). The cops got pretty mad about that. So the bexar county gi hoe had reached into his vest and pulled out a pretty hefty bag of weed. Probably a half oz or more. You know enough to be a charge and take me to jail. The cop that made me sign the paper didnt read the paper lmao. But I said Im watching them plant a bag of weed in my center console. Then about 30 seconds after the bexar county good closed the console, one of the sapd swat.guys opens it and finds the bag of weed in my sunglass case. Never did find my sunglasses after that so tells me one of them took them for themself. I brought up how I was going to sue and theyd probably lose their jobs because there were also witnesses. This was before body cams were here but cell phones had cameras and digital cameras were big. Plus you know parking lot cctv cameras. And their dash cameras. Plus the cop that was pressuring me saw them do it too. Theyre pretty much going to do whatever they want regardless of the law. They planned to setup my friend again, and whoever he texted for a ride, but little did they know, I know my rights and will sue them. Use to deter them but since they got total immunity and all for being ignorant they dont care.

[@CO77938]

I’m a teacher, and I talk to our school resource officer. He always tells me the sneaky things that they do. Then I ask, “is that legal?” He will then tell me in a round about way that it’s not legal, but necessary.

[@tracylynn1461]

I once had about six cars of police around my house, banging on the door because of something that went on down the driveway of several houses not even near my house demanding me to open the door, and I insisted that without a warrant it wasnt happening, after about 3 hours of this they decided to get the game warden and my landlord to come in my house, and I told the Game Warden he could come in but those police best not follow him and he had to stop the officer from stepping over the threshold.. And indeed much to their surprise, whom ever they were looking for wasnt in my house just like I said they wouldnt be.. 🤬

[@zzbudzz]

Why did they get the game warden?

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Thanks for sharing

[@tracylynn1461]

@@zzbudzz as far as I understand he is the one of the only people who needs no warrant to enter a property... I lived within walking distance of the lake tho I'm not sure if that was a factor or not . the law system takes the water ways very seriously ya know🙃

[@marise3967]

I can't remember the last time a cop was nice to me in Miami.

[@gts3004]

As pretty as you are, they aren’t nice to you? Strange

[@cad4060]

Ahh so sad…

[@thomastoups3451]

Mr. Foley is a good and God-fearing man. Everyone should be grateful that he's sharing his wisdom - absolutely free - with all of us. Many times I've seen police unjustly arrest or otherwise abuse people. Mr. Foley gives you free tools to put in your legal toolkit. Take advantage of them.

[@turtletruth]

Police don't make heaven and most don't even believe in heaven or hell! (Talk about a lost tribe of defects!) Praying for a worldly tyrant is like asking Jesus to forgive Satan! - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@jaredm2988]

Mr foley seems great, but what the fuck does god have to do with any of this?

[@turtletruth]

@@jaredm2988 I think what you meant to say was that you have nothing to do with God! Mr. Foley and I are Christians, and everything is right about that! - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@jaredm2988]

@@turtletruth the content of the video is unrelated to any religion. Just pointing out how irrelevant you mentioning god was to the situation. Congrats on the Christianity though, Super happy for you.

[@avgrim7729]

Ive seen videos where a cop planted drugs so no never give consent!!

[@cad4060]

Oh well I guess cops are bad then right?!

[@stevenkroot31]

“If you have nothing to hide you’ll let me search your car. “ “If you had probable cause you wouldn’t be asking me for consent to search my car”.

[@unavailableusername9694]

I had a small package delivered to my house with my address but someone else's name on it, so I wrote no such person on it and put it back in the mailbox with the flag up. The next day as I left for work I got pulled over by a K9 unit that just happened to be sitting a few hundred yards from my driveway. He said my license plate light was out. I asked if he could show me. He walks to the back of my truck, waddayaknow, it's working. "Must have a short in it" he says. I refused to give my license cause I thought the stop was invalid. He calls a Sgt., while we're waiting he runs the dog around my truck and claimed the dog alerted. I refused to get out. When the Sgt. showed up I told him i thought the stop was invalid, therefore the search was invalid, and didnt answer any questions. After the Sgt. talked to the officer they let me go. So question, if the dog had actually alerted, would they have just let me go?

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Wow. Everyday in America

[@uStepProductions]

Is that a rhetorical question at the end?

[@retroguy9494]

Something similar happened to me. I like to go to the supermarket around midnight because of all the rude people in the late afternoons/early evenings. One night, I was on my way home from it and was pulled over with the same excuse. He said my license plate light was out. I told him I have delay headlamps and make it a practice to look at my tail lights and plate light when I get out at night and it was working at the supermarket. Like you, I asked if I could get out and check. When I did and it was on, he changed his mind and said my plate was dirty and therefore, unreadable. It had snowed earlier and the roads were salted/sanded so yes, there was some road salt on it. I asked him if I should get a windshield wiper for my plate! LOL Because how would I keep the salt off it when I was driving on the wet salted roads?

[@timr31908]

And a boot-licking lawyer is not your friend... There are some out there

[@antilaw9911]

Most all

[@OhSoddit]

Yep! The great "Freedom Fighting" lawyer of South Australia represented me for Unfair Dismissal in relation to covid vaccine policy. After 23 years of being a model employee / "team player", I was asked to participate in a medical experiment (NO covid vaccines were "approved", they were only Emergency-Use-Authorised). Despite the fact I only worked from home with zero contact and was on approved (accrued) long service leave, I was SACKED for the "gross misconduct" of not having a vaccination certificate. The great freedom fighting lawyer took $$$$ from me, to get a determination that - despite all the circumstances - my dismissal was "lawful and reasonable".

[@dojocho1894]

My friend is a lawyer...he is a non confrontational attorney meaning he always wants to talk and settle for a plea...never wants to go and fight...all his buddies are on the same team.

[@retroguy9494]

@@dojocho1894 There ARE those type of lawyers. Which is why you need to choose one carefully. You need one who is a good litigator and/or criminal defense attorney. If you ever watched the movie "A Few Good Men" that is exactly what Tom Cruise's character was; a Navy lawyer famous for completing cases through plea bargaining. That is why he was assigned to the case. To cover for Col. Jessup and the code red incident. They thought he would plea bargain down those two Marines and close the case.

[@randylochtefeld2806]

Stay clear of contact with police, no interaction means no problem. Under normal daily circumstances, I am neither victim or perpetrator. Avoiding contact with police keeps it that way.

[@boathemian7694]

My dad was a lawyer. He rarely ever talked to cops. Told me the same things you’re saying.

[@MOLOTOVCOCKTAIL-pc9cv]

""I NEVER ANSWER QUESTIONS PERIOD TO LAW-ENFORCEMENT""!!!!!

[@Ruby_Sterling]

As a black man, who is also a CCW holder in California, I’m not trying to be murdered by police for not cooperating. I’ve seen it too many times. Asserting rights lead to “resisting”, which leads to death. Go ahead, look in my car, admire my firearms, let me go.

[@greggdempsey1075]

We must over turn terry v ohio, end qualified immunity for all, end the war on cannabis!

[@walterdavies6434]

keep smoking. your delusional

[@stephenb7067]

Consent cannot be given to a cop. The power difference is too great. The consent, if given, is under duress. When will the courts confirm this obvious truth?

[@carsonwerner]

Thank you for everything you do for the people! The world is a better place because of you 💪🏼🙏🏻

[@BullRun1861]

Great advice. I respect all law enforcement, however I respect the constitution more.

[@gfriedman99]

I went thru this. The problem is the cops will say if you talk we'll just give you a misdemeanor ticket, but if you don't cooperate we'll charge you with every crime in the book including felonies. I stood my ground and they threw the book at me. This is why I don't like cops.

[@avdmustang]

They would've thrown the book at you anyway.

[@gfriedman99]

@@avdmustang Youre probably right. Glad I didn't give in.

[@krane15]

Listen to the video carefully. He began by letting you know: 1) the police are NOT your friend. And 2) The police can lie.

[@jamie5388]

@@avdmustang 100%!! Never trust people that can legally lie for a living while not being legally held accountable for their crimes. The feds are even worse if anyone can imagine that.

[@iluvuvibez6644]

@@gfriedman99 were the charges dropped?

[@kurtwetzel154]

The problem with the cops searching your vehicle or home they leave it a huge mess. Who wants to deal with that.

[@beaversixniner]

Or they destroy your car by ripping it apart. Never let a cop search your vehicle, you might lose it!

[@riccrion718]

Assholes with zero decency

[@Ang_Way]

they are like vampires and u never invite a vampire into your house

[@timsimmons9995]

"Cooperating" has put a lot of people in prison who would have likely never been charged or convicted. NEVER cooperate/consent without a lawyers guidance and specific reasons or tradeoffs in writing.

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

"If you're innocent you've got nothing to hide" is a good example of gaslighting. You may well have nothing to hide, but that doesn't mean a cop can't plant evidence. Other things can go wrong for you during the search as well. Perhaps a friend had mistakenly left something behind in your car which can serve to incriminate you once discovered. You didn't know about it, though. You only knew that you, yourself, had nothing to hide. The cop understands the potential, yet would have you believe that relinquishing your constitutional rights is a necessary step in demonstrating your innocence. So then, I'm guilty until proved innocent, and that proof lies in my forfeiture of constitutional rights. I'm sorry, but what country is this again?

[@tatergirl8765]

I can tell you what country we live in now. ... But KZbin will cancel me again.

[@tatergirl8765]

When the some but not many turns to the many not some- you know you are in Mississippi. What's so good about the good ol boys club anyway? An elected official told me it happened to him, and he works in the courthouse . He sees it more and more but alot of that are the snitches too... plausible deniability...crooked from bottom to top. Most of it is retaliatory in nature after all, Joe citizen in the poorest place in the country is worth more in jail than anywhere else ..... People so brainwashed and oppressed because truth tellers get disappeared. I don't recognize this as our country. I'm old and I'm pissed. Excuse the rant.

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

@@tatergirl8765 Nothing to excuse. This is the youtube channel of an attorney. I'm quite sure the concept of freedom of speech has its head, at least in these particular comment sections. For my money, I like it best when we do that with civility. On the other hand, I'm old and pissed, too. I totally get old and pissed. I was raised to trust cops. I was raised to think of them as friends and safe ports in a storm. If I should ever be lost, or of someone is scaring me, I should look for a cop for protection, then everything will be okay. My parents were lovely people, but they did not teach me the critical importance of not talking to cops under certain circumstances. "Joe citizen in the poorest place in the country is worth more in jail than anywhere else ..." Yes, that is true. I'm retired now, but my career was in occupational safety and health, before that my first love, the fire service, all in the federal government. In my latter role, I spent a great deal of taxpayer money ordering safety equipment for our employees from the prison industry system. These were safety products, steel-toed boots, safety eyewear, etc., made by prisoners. As I'm sure you know, the only thing missing in that arrangement was a paycheck for those prisoners. Some argue that the 13th Amendment left a wide-open door for their exploitation, while others might say that it's a reasonable use of their time, inasmuch as they're obligated to repay society for the crimes they had committed. One thing is certain. It's financially handy to have them around and making these various things for free.

[@shaunsteele6926]

you've been watching too many movies. How many cops in the United States do you think have "planted evidence" on someone in the last 100 years?

[@riccrion718]

@@shaunsteele6926​​⁠A plethora, especially considering that cops haven’t been federally obligated to wear body cams since the start of the 2010’s😂.

[@terrygotwhatheheaskedforfo7789]

Thank you for your advice

[@turtletruth]

NO POLICE encounter ever benefits the taxpayer! American taxpayers want peace, to grow old without seeing, hearing, or meeting the enemy! - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811)

[@IamNothingNoWhere]

Thank you for this free advice. It should be common sense of course. It's incredible that there are men "fighting for freedom" in other countries while we're dealing with occupation by a standing army on our own doorstep. The founding fathers would be shocked at what has become of this nation. The redcoats were nothing compared to the blue coats.

[@Beavernator]

I was told MANY times, by cops, that they are there to "Protect" their pensions, and "Serve" citations...

[@scanadaze]

The Supreme Court hasn't meant since the beginning of 2019 or the end of 2018. The Supreme Court doesn't exist anymore.

[@samcolt1079]

THE SUPREAM COURT ARE THE WORST CRIMINALS IN AMERICA

[@OhSoddit]

USA is actually under "Continuity of Government" - military martial law. Trump signed off the Executive Order in 2019.

[@shmoodieIRL]

When they bring the dog, the dog “hits” on the car every time that’s the thing, there’s a loophole in that.

[@boogitybear2283]

Sir, I was pulled over two months ago because I failed to turn on my headlights when I entered the highway at night(my mistake), but after he explained to me that he asked me where I was heading to and I respectfully stated “I would like to have an attorney present when being questioned I’m going to remain silent”. All he gave me was a simple warning and off I went. I always ask for a Lawyer when I’m dealing with Police. 😂 I want to add that most people aren’t that intelligent when it comes to common sense. Look who’s running our Country!😂

[@AndreRosario-zm8pf]

Always Attorney up and remain Silent. Hire a Attorney before you talk to the police. Always hire a Attorney. A Attorney is professional. Miranda rights

[@russsnyder2026]

I wonder if this guy had a daughter and god forbid she was being physically abused by her spouse and called the cops if he would want the spouse to not answer questions at the door or allow officers in to speak with his daughter

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Some people miss the point. Watch the video again.

[@russsnyder2026]

@@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886 oh so it’s different if it was a family member. Your point is don’t talk to police unless it affects me or my loved ones, then help them find the person

[@M3TALG0DS]

We get it you’re saying “call a crackhead if you hate cops” maybe we will.

[@cad4060]

@@M3TALG0DSPlease do. I would love to watch the result.

[@darksideblues135]

If they say: if you have nothing to hide, you'll let us search your car... You say: its not that I am hiding something, its that I have nothing to share.

[@jamie5388]

No you say; If police have nothing to hide they will let us randomly search their homes and tap their phones. However that would result in tens of thousands in government employees ending up in a prison cell. The crimes they commit make average citizen crimes look like child's play!

[@LivelysReport]

No No No No.. you said, if a cop says, we will go get a dog.. you said go ahead, get a dog.. wrong answer.. because now you have just consented to them going to get a dog to do their doggie sniffs.. Your premise is right from the start, do not talk to cops.. here is how I go about and teach, being just a man with some understanding of rights.. if a cop comes to talk to you, the first words out of your mouth is, officer, is this consensual or is this investigative? If its consensual, then let him know you are not consenting.. if he either changes his mind or just says its investigative, then you need to immediately exercise your rights, officer, I invoke and refuse to waive all my natural and unalienable rights, do not ask me any questions whatsoever without counsel present, I do not consent to any searches or seizures of me and or any of my property whatsoever, and I invoke my right to remain silent at all times, Officer, you are now on the clock for your investigation, the time is ______< stating the time.. and then shut the front door.. the only thing out of your mouth is to ask if you are still being detained or free to go.. or if you wish to remove the officers qualified immunity, ask him or her questions.. but nothing out of your mouth is anything but in the form of a question.. It may be you get arrested and are taken into custody, but demand counsel for any and all questioning.. and until you have had a chance to speak with counsel, you do nothing. not even IDENTIFY.. Once I have had time to speak with counsel, then we can go on from there.. trust nothing a cop ever says to be truthful, consider everything out of their mouths to be lies.. and most of all shut the front door and keep it shut..

[@jamie5388]

NAILED IT!

[@pongo1969]

Hello Mr Foley, after watching your video and many other similar ones, as a foreign tourist willing to visit USA, I feel discouraged by the behaviour of the Police and the too many weapons in USA in the hands of crazy people. I have been pulled in my homeland Italy several times by the Police, Carabinieri, Guardia di Finanza, often with colleagues handling rifles, but always got plenty of courtesy and any kind of harrassment. Neither in other European countries. Pulled, checked ID, licence to drive, car insurance, and have a nice day. Anyway I thank you for your lessons, they are surely plenty of experience in... All the best to you from oversea...

[@alegroman4294]

Thank you. I agree with you 100 percent.

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Thanks for watching!

[@Savlata8888]

Gillette,wy cops searched my car with out a warrant 06/25/23.I recorded it all and remained silent

[@RM-kc6qk]

Law enforcement is here to serve and protect the government not the public. A righteous government wouldn't need qualified immunity from prosecution. If you live your life with good will and no malicious intent than your actions will stand in court.

[@jasonshults368]

A righteous government? That's a contradiction in terms. Have you not read the writings of any of the Founding Fathers? Government is evil. There is no such thing as righteous government.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Actually, they exist to serve the unions. The unions have the real control. Anyone getting in their way, whether public individual, managerial figure, or political figure, or even one of their own that wants to do a good job, will be "taken care of"

[@retroguy9494]

@@oldtwinsna8347 I disagree. They are there to serve their employers who are the elected representatives of the individual municipalities. They do this through enforcing the laws passed by both them and the elected legislatures of the states in which they work.

[@PhantomDetectivesLLC]

Fields vs Philadelphia ruled that if cops violate our rights we can sue them for everything they have.

[@Pippinm7]

2:04 , he almost got you 🤣 👮‍♂️ 🚗

[@steveg5576]

I think you said it all a while back...Most of society is thinking at the 5th or 6th grade level. Ding, ding, ding...my exact experience as a juror on two trials...frustration and then some....

[@janethill4365]

Never serve on a jury.

[@retroguy9494]

Well, it's no secret that the majority of Americans are pretty dumb. Around 68% are uneducated. So what you said does not surprise me one bit.

[@AdamSmith-cf1tl]

56% of American adults read at or below a 6th grade level. They are even worse at math and science. ☮

[@sharonobryan9713]

Absolutely!

I suggest not even open the door. Talk through the window. Never open the door. If they have a warrant, say to police to clear read and show it to get entry.

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

agreed.

[@CanesFan65]

Haha.........As a West Palm Beach Police AND a PBC Sheriff drives by.

[@cheesecakefan4880]

Always get everything on video Cops name, badge number and entire conversation.

[@keithbowden3825]

I enjoy listening to this attorney's videos.

[@khareemoliver]

I like this guy he's truthful but hilarious haha... "Are you slow?" 🤣

[@truthbtold7997]

Trump 2024 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@larrydockery7201]

hell ya rock on

[@bertog1217]

For prison

[@BabsKaz]

The prez of law and order?😅

[@truthbtold7997]

@@BabsKaz The True president of the USA 🇺🇸 The leftist communist democratics stole the 2016 Election

[@shaunsteele6926]

@@bertog1217 you know who takes people to prison? Cops... I guess you only like them when they go after people you don't like

[@AlexeiTetenov]

Thank you for sharing!

[@johnwalker4642]

We had a good conversation in the woods, officer Sumner and I. He was investigating the homeless, tent site that I was cleaning up after it had been abandoned. That's what I do, clean up after homeless sites have been abandoned in my community park. And yes, he was very curious as to what and why I was doing there. He relaxed and I began to like him. Afterwards he followed up on my suggestion to ask the park's department director as to the veracity of my story, which he did. I also asked him to ensure that my name was in his report. He said that he would. I take my chances with the police, rather than to see them all as the being the boogie man. Not all men are created equally.

[@Notawatcher]

Police car rolled by ya at 2:00 mark😂❤

[@avestuart]

For me the biggest problem is that some officers get irate when you don't "cooperate", even if you're Constitutionally protected. That can be frightening. Having my day in court is one thing, but doing so in a wheelchair or life-long injury because a cop had hurt feelings and didn't understand the Constitution is another. They're armed with a plethora of weapons and immunity and can seriously mess you up. I still keep my mouth shut, but it's hard when they're acting-out in an extreme manner.

[@krane15]

So its your job to make cops happy? What do I care if they get upset. I'm only concerned about my welfare not theirs. Do you think the cops care if you get upset?

[@avestuart]

@@krane15 never once said it was MY responsibility, goofy. Further, my well-being can often be in the hands of cops, if they're pissed-off people in theur custody get hurt. That's been proven time and againl

[@AdamSmith-cf1tl]

No one is safe while these costumed clowns roam the street. ☮

[@Juanc498]

Thank you for the advice.

[@chriss1911]

If you are guilty, get an attorney. if you are innocent, get two.

[@user-gx2yy1df6f]

I was watching a live golf match on tv, i walked across the street to the store and got a sandwich and some beer, on the way back a cop pulls up on me and bleats his siren, i turn around like "who me "? he starts asking where i've been etc, i said i was just watching the golf game "what's this all about "? and he says a peeping tom case, i said "well i can describe the whole match up untill the 14th hole and unless this person had the game on then i should be cleared, he just let me go , i never bought the story of a peeping tom.

[@jamesroales2684]

You should have pretended like the POS wasn't there and went back into your house!

[@retroguy9494]

When he started asking you that, you should have told him that you are a free American citizen and you have the right to come and go as you please without question.

[@user-gx2yy1df6f]

@@retroguy9494 You're right but it was many years ago , now thanks to the brave men and women auditors i know my rights, as do millions of other Americans, it must be a culture shock for cops to see us standing up for ourselves instead of just rolling over for them, they don't what the hell is going on , well they better learn quick!

[@retroguy9494]

@@user-gx2yy1df6f Yes, I agree. It WAS different years ago. But lets face it. So were cops. They weren't always out to nail people no matter what years ago. We had more 'community policing.' It's a GOOD thing that we have lawyers and law school professors who make videos informing us exactly what our rights under the Constitution are, that's for sure. You're right. The cops don't like it one iota.

[@ianbrown7089]

🇨🇦 In Canada we call them "Trudeaus Minions " 😂😂😂

[@evhvariac2]

You mean “Turd Boy’s Minions”.

[@brianwilliams-se5jy]

Guilty until proven innocent!

[@jorgeboza8715]

Exactly is the way police think .

[@brianwilliams-se5jy]

​@@jorgeboza8715 not just police the whole system

[@djdigital3806]

As a 60 year Blackman l don’t talk to the Po-Po 🚔 unless he pulls my ass over. No Information.

[@evolutionCEO]

i assert my rights with pride i don't hide behind them.

[@shaunsteele6926]

I'm 45 years old, and I can probably count all the encounters I've had with police in my life on one hand. Who are these people who are having such trouble with them?

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Where do you live? What’s your economic status? That will tell me a lot.

[@shaunsteele6926]

@@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886 I live in southern California. I'm poor af, at least by SoCal standards lol

[@realdeal139]

Great video, very helpful tips. Subbed!

[@twn5858]

But I love having complete strangers that I don't even know snooping through my things! Police are our buddies and we should allow them all to snoop through our stuff. It's the proper thing to do!

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Starwatercws seems to believe that.

[@hungkiet7535]

Police these day use man power to do their job.

[@gfriedman99]

Why do police need consent at all? If the Supreme court says are allowed to lie they can just claim you gave them your consent when actually you never did.

[@danielhurst8863]

NEVER Say "Go get your dog" because that can be used it court that you agreed to extend the stop to get the dog. A stop cannot be legally extended past the point where the reason for the stop is over, unless there is probable cause. The police can't hold you until a K9 unit arrives, unless you consent to stay, and police trick people into that consent by asking questions so that the person will flippantly say, "Go get your dog"

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Sure a stop can’t be extended but it happens every day. The person has said I do not consent to searches. I don’t consent to being detained. I don’t consent. Saying go get your dog is not consenting. That won’t hold water. It would be like an m80 in a toilet. Destroyed.

[@kathyroberts9037]

Trust police/law enforcement as much as you can pick up an entire mountain. I have never seen a single human being pick up a 800 zillion ton mountain.

[@wread1982]

And don’t ever open the door to the police, a 23 year old service member just got shot on accident the cop went to the wrong door 😢

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

Very sad. I saw that

[@user-eu8yr7ix6m]

This is the BEST video -don’t talk to the cops!!!

[@scvman992000]

Honestly this is easier said than done. When you’re in that situation you just want out of it. You’re really not thinking straight.

[@johnwatson9518]

"I don't answer questions officer." Rinse & repeat.

[@karinaz8756]

I don’t even answer when they ask how I’m doing today.

[@johnwatson9518]

@@karinaz8756 Smart!

[@retroguy9494]

@@karinaz8756 I usually say 'why?'

[@karinaz8756]

@@retroguy9494 do not say as word. You say “why”. That cop can say you’re slurring words and get you out to take a roadside. I’ve seen it happen. When we say don’t talk to cops - we mean it. There’s always someone that thinks they’re the smartest person in the room and finds out they’re not. Don’t talk to cops.

[@retroguy9494]

@@karinaz8756 Well, you HAVE to talk when you need to assert your right to silence under the 5th Amendment. If the cop plans on lying and say you are slurring your words, he would do it anyway and say he observed it when you asserted your right to remain silent. I used to wear contact lenses and a couple times I've gone through those DUI checkpoints and I was also stopped and the cops tried to claim I had been drinking or was high because my eyes looked 'glazed.' I had to tell them that was the contact lenses they were shining their flashlight on. Then there was the time at the DUI checkpoint where the cop literally stepped on the running board of my SUV, stuck his head in the window and sniffed! In the worst way I wanted to say 'geez if you find me THAT attractive why don't you just ASK me out?' 😂

[@princesspiplaysbass]

Opened my door to a cop and he stuck his foot in the door so I could not close it. Never again.

[@armandomorales1706]

Thank you for all that you do.

[@thelawofficesofrogerp.fole7886]

You are so welcome

[@889976889]

Wether you give them consent or not doesn’t mean cops still won’t search your vehicle. They don’t care

[@vcozma66]

It's for the court, you should already know that!

[@Mike4444x]

Great advice. Society will be safer now 👍

[@cad4060]

Yes so much safer🙄

[@Mike4444x]

@@cad4060 🤦‍♂️

[@PhantomDetectivesLLC]

I always tell cops I’m recording them from a public easement, I do not consent to searches, I do not answer questions, and I’m recording them from their accountability along with my safety. In addition tell them if they violate my rights I’ll tell them they will be sued.

[@krane15]

That's a stupid saying. Never repeat that. If you say "I don't answer questions, you just answered a question. Instead, use legal term that was it always understood. PLEAD the 5th.

[@vikingstorm32]

I was at Hyvee grocery store trying to look for a doughnut to buy. As I was searching for the Bismarck, a cop was next to me and recommended the apple fritter. It was so funny

[@peacenbliss]

There's a reason why this video got so mamy views. Everyday more and more people are realizing this.