Stopped While Parked | ID Now | Nope Take Me To Jail | ID Refusal

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This cop tried everything in the book to get the ID from the driver but ultimately he got owned and dismissed during a perfect ID Refusal.
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[@WeThePeopleUniversity]

This guy stood his ground like a pro! Sunnyvale Police Dept 700 All America Way, Sunnyvale, CA 94086 [phone]

[@roomwithapointofview]

I keep urging others to educate their viewers. Stop mixing up Constitutional Rights, with Driving Acts and Statutes. When you begged the state for the privilege of "driving", a commercial act, requiring a commercial driver's license, and signed the contract filled out in your ALL CAPS LEGAL FICTION and signed in your natural name, in cursive you created a joinder and surrendered your Fourth Amendment anytime an agent asked for it. Due to "Care and Control", if the keys are in it, you MUST surrender your commercial driver's license. You don't have one? All d/l's are commercial. If you are employed in a commercial enterprise, why do you need a commercial d/l to travel, a Constitutional right? Freedom of mobility. I see a contradiction. And while we are at it, why is your car, that has never been used commercially, listed as a commercial vehicle. Go grab the registration and check it. DRIVER Definition & Legal Meaning Definition & Citations: One employed in conducting a coach, carriage, wagon, or other vehicle,with horses, mules, or other animals, or a bicycle, tricycle, or motor car, though not a street railroad car. See Davis v. Petrinovich, 112 Ala. 654, 21 South. 344, 36 L. R. A.615; Gen. St. Conn. 1902, (It's because your S.S. number turned you into chattel.)

[@A40Audits]

The lights are not working!!! What if the car was parked duringing the daylight and has been there since??? 🤔😉

[@robinblackmoor8732]

Once again handled all wrong and the channel praises this guy. YOU DO NOT SPEAK TO POLICE EVER ABOUT ANYTHING!!!!!!! you say, " I invoke my rights from Amendment 1,4,5, and especially 6, and I will not answer questions." Then you SHUT THE FVCK UP !!!!!! If you want to speak with a a police, Speak to internal Affairs and make a complaint. This guy is foolish at best.

[@scratch945]

Scum bag pigs! I wish the worst for them and there kids

[@mikerussell9349]

Three comments yet only one shows. Thanks JwTube.

[@paulmatteson9387]

It is so sad to see a free man have to work so hard to defend his rights and dignity. Good for this man.

[@skillethead15]

Exactly, we are already screwed over by a system that favor the rich and we have to deal with these goons bothering us for minding our own business.

[@BoogerDad]

Arguably it would've been easier to just inform them you are opting to remain silent. let them conduct whatever investigation.

[@gregkasza1925]

@@BoogerDad that would have been me. Absolute silence, don’t move a muscle.

[@gregkasza1925]

@@splatmessily you got that right.

[@fredfuchs69]

It's also very sad when government and federal employees can't do their jobs properly, assume everyone they come into contact with is guilty until proven innocent and get zero repercussions for their illegal actions. Qualified immunity needs to be abolished, that'd change their tune REAL quick.

[@GreyerShade]

My uncle spent his entire life as a cop. Patrol, swat, detective, and finally homeland security. He literally told everyone in our family NEVER talk to police or trust anything they say! Be polite so they don't ego trip on you but never trust police. For a cop to be afraid of cops, that says it all.

[@verabobo7602]

Thank you for this info.

[@JamesMena-ym9vf]

"That says it all" indeed! DAMN that says it all!!!!

[@jaylucas9999]

I’m sure he knows because he violated people’s rights too.

[@GreyerShade]

@@jaylucas9999 All cops violate people's rights, thats the problem and why so many of us push back against it. We have criminals who aren't held accountable and we have government officials who should be in prisons not in government. And its OUR FAULT because we're the ones who can do something and dont.

[@bd1128]

My ex-cop spouse gave me the the exact same advise.

[@teux01]

"Why do I have to explain myself as a man to another man?" This is actually pretty profound. This gentleman knows his rights and asserts them. God bless.

[@peterdorscheid5652]

The problem is that they are treating him as a subject, not as a man.. they see themselves above him..

[@daejadavenport]

He handled this perfectly. He carried himself like an educated, level headed human. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@FractalPrism.]

he talked way too much

[@tb6133]

@@FractalPrism. No he didnt

[@rogerdeahl9629]

Find a way to get into vehicles. This is why cameras and jail time should be mandatory for bad cops. They are TAUGHT to violate rights.

[@shanec9081]

I got news for you “ what did I did wrong” , guy . Blacks aren’t the only people harrassed

[@noneshere]

Government doesn't go to jail in America. I remember CIA Col. Oliver North getting busted flying tons of cocaine into America by the FBI. He went all the way to the capital hill replying " I don't recall " & never spent 1 second in hand cuffs. The CIA interrupted the congressional hearing claiming it was an " ongoing top secret mission " and Ollie North walked away without even a slap on the wrist. Later he even became president of the NRA.

[@charlesbeach7177]

They are taught that anyone who is out past midnight are up to no good. They are taught that there are 100,000 people out there with warrants. They are taught that cops should be in fear of their life in any encounter.

[@TheScaramongus]

@@charlesbeach7177 and they are taught to lie and how to lie.

[@rjbourgeois5490]

@@TheScaramongus starting with a failed understanding of the definitions of the words they use.

[@shanec9081]

Never try to explain a damn thing to cops. Never Never Never

[@rispatha]

Cops don't want your explanation they just want you to agree to theirs.

[@justthinkin5956]

Specially cuz cops are never ever ever ever wrong about anything ever.

[@Ratzfourtyfour]

They just will make shit up as they go.

[@jasonshults368]

Since they can resort to force on a whim without consequences, they can and will assault until you acquiesce to their "rightness."

[@rachaelleann9847]

its basically pointless

[@lloydtroyer2102]

I invoke my right to remain silent. Anything after this is harassment.

[@BadBrucey]

I would just say I'm not showing my id because I'm parked and this isn't a traffic stop and then shut my mouth. Arguing with these idiots seems like a waste of time to me.

[@Koolala75]

This man was so patient and professional and did an outstanding job💯👏👏👏👏

[@Nutnboujee]

AMEN!!!

[@user-xx3dv7yw1x]

Driver is very smart and knew his Rights

[@jasoncody1537]

If a person isn't doing anything illegal and not bothering anyone leave them alone.... SIMPLE

[@rjbourgeois5490]

Learn the definition of 'person' and 'legal'. It's not what most think it is. You'll be shocked what you are saying there. You have to look up the codified definitions in US Code and the CFR, not just google them.

[@seyumaiayami3536]

So, when I got pulled over while running in the snow without a shirt because someone called to say I was on drugs, who is that any different than what OP said? And, no, my drug was my warm body and I also run barefoot. @@rjbourgeois5490

[@scottshields4477]

No situation that cops can't make worse.

[@jasoncody1537]

@@rjbourgeois5490 I'm going off of common sense

[@rjbourgeois5490]

@@jasoncody1537 Unfortunately common sense doesn't equate to the knowledge of the word's true meaning in legalease, in fact it's purposefully meant to be misleading. If you claim something using that word in court, you better make sure you know what you are saying. It's exactly why they say, "anything you say can and will be used against you."

[@kentandrews1940]

I like this man’s approach. Just take me to jail.

[@tywal]

Man, good job! I am so sick of seeing this same scenario repeated again and again across America. The police are being trained to do this in too many police departments. It's bad enough that their training is already inadequate, but to literally be trained to violate citizens rights is itself a crime.

[@user-wh6bl4gd8w]

But police aren't just disproportionately deployed in predominantly black neighborhoods; they're also encouraged to arrest and ticket as many people as possible while on the job. For example, many police departments still use the number of arrests and tickets as a measure for evaluating individual police officers for raises and promotions.

[@RobertLanden1]

Those armed enforcers were obviously fishing for an excuse to punish that guy. They created a conflict. There was no threat, no victim, no harm done. They're just badged bullies who spend most of their time terrorizing peaceful people.

[@placitas52]

Another black man confronted. Tell me police departments aren't racist.

[@twatdidusay304]

Call me racist or whatever, I don't care, but I get tired of EVERY time I turn around someone is dropping the "race card" . For crying out loud just get over yourselves! Think about it, which race is ALWAYS crying about racism????? BLACKS! You guys are the ONLY MF'ers in this country that continually brings it up. Y'all are the racist one's! Go sit on this🖕and spin.

[@karinaz8756]

Listen to the wording/ after we get your license we will move on to the next thing. Their ultimate goal is to get in your car. Once they have your license in their hands, they have you hostage.

[@worldweary1913]

2nd amendment created for these armed nazi's!

[@bakker6293]

Cops are menace to innocent civilians.

[@PacificNW-Jess]

This man was brilliant. He knew the law, his rights and the ignorance and abuse of power the police think they can get away with. Sunnyvale PD, eat your heart out.

[@supercloudreed]

with this person it brilliant. but i know one person who thinks that most to all laws are fake. Im taking to Delete Laws, he think it best to make a copy of all the info you need, and then black out the info that is needed so the cops can not see.

[@johngalt97]

@@supercloudreed ​ Deletz leaves out a lot of important fine points and qualifications for the information he promotes, just to exploit the YT format and keep people riled up.

[@guberifgames3698]

​@@johngalt97I fully agree but at the same time we need people riled up, he might leave a lot out but he gets the message out. I recommend no matter which YT channel you watch do your own research, it's not difficult and knowing your local laws puts you into more knowledge then the officers enforcing the laws

[@XeroCool420]

Hahahahahaha. #Sunnyvale #TrailerParkBoys

[@XeroCool420]

​@@supercloudreedummmmmm, can I just ask, is he a Chump supporter I'm willing to bet?

[@user-ft6io9pw8o]

When I was in Law enforcement, never was the bar of competence and intelligence set as low as it is today with these out of control Bullies. They have no "Social Skills" at all !

[@crystalclearwindowcleaning3458]

Clear harassment.

[@Bream243]

When you say, "go ahead and take me to jail", and they do not, it is a clue they know they do not have a very good case against you.

[@OpenCarryUSMC]

Actually it’s a clue they can’t even think up a weak case.

[@Bream243]

I am beginning to suspect that "thinking" is not part of their job description.@@OpenCarryUSMC

[@cre8tvedge]

I had a cop at a traffic scene get all upset because I was taking pictures and when he asked me why I said because I want to. We went back and forth with that and then him trying to make up a crime of me disturbing his accident scene even though I kept my distance and affected nothing. Then he says "OK that's it I'm taking you to jail". I replied "Am I being detained? What charge?" He'd start blabbing again and it went back and forth till he gave up. Fragile ego cops start bullying.

[@jfb7201]

They don't care if the charges stick or not though cuz they've already "taught you a lesson" or punished you c by making you pay a bondsman to get out and or paid to get your vehicle out of impound even if the charges are dropped. This is money you don't get back and even after the charges are dropped they can use that charge later to try and say they have probable cause to search you or your vehicle later cuz you've been arrested before.

[@Bream243]

Yup. You pretty well summed it up.@@jfb7201

[@victoriabarefoot7434]

The most disturbing thing I see in these videos when the victim explains their rights the cops know it but just keep pushing. The only way to get id of them is to insist you be taken to jail. They know they can't do that because you haven't broken the law.

[@karinaz8756]

Standing their doubling down on blatant lies. I usually hate the back and forth. I’ll allow it when you are articulate and know you’re rights. He knew the questions to ask and managed to box the cops into a corner. Excellent job to call their bluffs. A think a huge part too is that he was recording.

[@randaltotten9358]

Yes the recording sealed the deal

[@KingPossum]

you don't need to break the law to go to jail, just piss off a cop enough and it'll happen.

[@J.Green-Rx]

​@@KingPossum Then, if it's recorded like this, you got a nice civil suit. Still sucks to go through, though.

[@paulne1514]

Cops were full of crap. All they had to do was run the tag, if he was the owner, pull up his license.

[@webyankee6558]

The police should be held accountable for attempting to violate the rights of a citizen especially if they endlessly continue in their attempt to gain control. If this happened to me I would roll up the window and ignore the officer and take a nap.

[@michaelhenson9507]

We all the know the real issue is contempt of cop, and a bruised ego. And they wonder why we no longer trust or respect them.

[@karinaz8756]

He was a black man with locs sitting in a parking lot. Every racial bias kicked in.

[@jonncockrell3606]

Smart people Never did trust police, lawyers, or car salesmen.

[@derricklowe2823]

The fact that he was willing to go to jail just shows how grounded he was in maintaining his rights. I saw a video where the cops were clearly in the wrong and the man told them to take him to jail and they hesitated because they knew they were wrong but their ego wouldn't allow them to give In and they took him to jail. I believe he eventually got paid in a lawsuit. It happened in West Virginia. The man's surname is Tart. It's on KZbin.

[@skillethead15]

He said that because he knew they had nothing to take him to jail for. And it was to let the cops know he wasn’t going to be about any nonsense. And he knew they can’t give you a ticket off something they inferred. If that was the case they could arrest someone for marijuana possession because they were wearing a shirt with the weed symbol on it. Bravo to this man for standing on his rights.

[@Moosetick2002]

If it was before cameras they would have arrested him for public intoxication. But they now know they'd get sued for bs charges like that since the video showed he was perfectly sober.

[@MrThiefHater]

This guy was very very polite and well spoken. Good for him.

[@annalisavajda252]

Even if they don't like your tone of voice they could misconstrue a situation though take things out of context etc.

[@ronshaw9795]

Dirty cops, dirty, dirty dirty corrupt cops !

[@ortizguard2816]

So, that incredibly stupid cop, was going to try to explain before a judge how he stopped a parked car for a moving violation! Would love to see this!

[@darksaint0124]

He would never have done that because the cop was just fishing for ID. It's like crack to them.

[@123bhar]

I used to be a cop and stopped people parked in cars all the time. I always told the judge or jury the citizen was driving. Guess who was believed? Thank god I was a cop before cameras came along.

[@imfrom210texas]

​@@123bharproof of that, or we know you're lying 😂

[@erich6860]

Yeah, and the guy just flat out saying "take me to jail" was the best defense ever. The cop would have to justify his BS to a judge on a guy who was sitting in a parked car. It is brilliant on the dude in the car, and complete A holery by the cop.

[@johngalt97]

How do people get DUI for sleeping it off in their back seats, then?

[@BrandonBone18]

My man was cold with the logic "My daughter could be sitting here but that don't mean she's operating it" POINT. BLANK. ICE. COLD. BURN.

[@user-wh6bl4gd8w]

A lot of US police work is inherently racially biased. Cops are told to patrol predominantly poor, crime-ridden neighborhoods that are so segregated that most of the residents are black. And since police are mostly present in these neighborhoods, most of the arrests and actions they take end up impacting a disproportionate numbers of black people.

[@raulcastro925]

Although a person should not have to, it is a game changer when a person can speak English correctly. This simple display of knowing English puts cops on notice and I would fathom 90% of the time the LEO's will back off.

[@gerrysmith5607]

Good on that MAN for standing his ground! What an absolute disgusting career as a cop. Lie, deceive, and harass innocent people.

[@danroth3514]

When in situations such as this I always ask myself, “What would We the People do?”

[@mr.duanesharpe]

Nope. Know your laws in your state/county. Always be clean and valid. Always. Watch all auditors as things change with petty policing and important. Stay yo arse home! Always if you can.

[@Nutnboujee]

@@mr.duanesharpeummmm…so in essence you too would be doing what We The People would do. Except, WE are NOT going to stay home because of Blue Line Domestic Terrorism!

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

As it should be

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

@@mr.duanesharpe You're describing a police state.

[@johnwtobin156]

👍👍👍👏

[@rogerm3708]

They want that ID like a crack addict needs a fix

[@trevorwesterdahl6245]

This is dispicable behavior by the police. If any training encourages this, the training is corrupt. Everyone gets that there are bad people out there, doing bad things. Designing a system to intentionally violate rights is beyond disturbing. All of our government systems, from top to bottom, need to be overhauled so this kind of crap isn't possible.

[@Patty-lb3sl]

Sick of these guys not knowing the law

[@jonncockrell3606]

They don't care. They Know what they are doing.

[@vivianpatton5692]

I think if he would have just taken the 5th & not said another word & filmed them , it would have ended sooner .

[@rdot980]

Right. I don't talk in circles with anyone. I simply say "I'm not going back and forth with you. I said what I said." After that, I'm done talking.

[@karinaz8756]

I agree. But you have to give the guy credit - he did make some excellent points.

[@DreDealer]

True but it wouldn’t have made a good video.

[@brandongregory6869]

How different would the police be viewed if officers just said "Hey, your tail light is out. Don't get caught out on the road or we'll have to ticket you". Instead, it's a domineering invasion of privacy looking for a problem. And people sence that and they wonder why people don't see them as a positive thing in our society.

[@karinaz8756]

That’s the whole point . His lights WERE NOT OUT. Cops lie. He said that at the end. The cop said - get the light fixed. The guy said - MY LIGHTS WORK. That’s what cops do. Give me your license your lights are out. Then when they have your license in their hands they say - oops my bad. We were wrong. Oh can we search your car. Now you’re held hostage until you get your license back.

[@OriginalBernieBro]

These cops have a guilty till proven innocent mentality

[@kennyslagle6293]

Great job sir !! These cops should be fired ASAP !! You stude your ground your a great man and I love the way you explained yourself !! These cops should have there police certification revoke for Ever !!

[@justineheinrichs2798]

Seriously?! What an insane experience. Your sitting in your vehicle and you get harassed. For sitting in YOUR vehicle. Are the cops bored? Not enough real crime out there? Nuts, just nuts. Excellent response from the fellow in the car. Good for him for not giving in to the stupidity❤ ❤

[@jp6234]

too many cops with nothing to do trying to justify their jobs.

[@DashRiprock513]

I'll tell you the exact reason. it's because the guy is black.

[@soonerborn7603]

They are clearly over-staffed and some of them should be laid off.

[@ambu6478]

I agree! They either don't want to go after REAL criminals because the average citizen is an easy target, or they are bored. Maybe they have a quota to meet as far as tickets and crimes to report?!!

[@justthinkin5956]

“Let me see your license.” Seems so innocent, but now you’re detained until cop decides to give your license back.

[@karinaz8756]

EXACTLY. You are HOSTAGE as long as they have your drivers license in their hand. If a cop is trying to intimidate you into doing something you legally do not have to do alarm bells should be going off in your head. They have his license then they want to search. You say no and it’s off to the races. We’ve seen this play out TOO MANY times.

[@Kissypooh]

You’re detained even when you don’t give them your license. If this man had tried to walk away, he would have been ordered to stop.

[@soothsayerslunk1]

@@Kissypoohyou mean he would of been tackled and beaten. Then charged with resisting arrest

[@Mouth_Full_of_Spiders]

You don't have to hand it to them, you can hold it to the glass.

[@stupidplumbing2343]

Law enforcement has become a for profit business.

[@waynepolkey2876]

This is getting out of hand. I'm severely disappointed.

[@TheCornerZoo]

I have total respect for this man.

[@jrutman4441]

Dude handled those cops like a boss!

[@mobeydick37]

They didn't want to do the paperwork! If they wished they could ha lawfully fucked him up for refusing to provide a drivers license while operating a vehicle and drug his dumb ass out of the window!

[@karinaz8756]

When you know your rights you can’t be intimidated. Having said that - I know the risk he was taking as a Black man.

[@mobeydick37]

@@karinaz8756 It's good to know your rights but it's better to know your legal obligations! Every state has legal obligations [statutes, laws, codes] for operating motorized vehicles! One of those is to produce/provide a valid state issued drivers license to Law Enforcement while operating a motor-vehicle when asked!

[@karinaz8756]

@@mobeydick37 not when you’re PARKED on private property. You can be asked when they can VERIFY you were driving. Can’t do that to man that is sitting in a car with the car turned off. He is on private property. It’s the equivalent of sitting in his driveway. The cops LIED and insisted that his lights didn’t work when they did. You watched them walk away when their BS didn’t stick. Why in the WORLD are you trying to argue this? This man knew his rights and called their bluff. Good for him.

[@mobeydick37]

@@karinaz8756 1. "not when you’re PARKED on private property." ~~ Wrong, Law Enforcement has the authority to enforce all Laws, Statutes & Codes in ALL public spaces [that includes parking lots, driveways even front lawns] and most private spaces with few exceptions/restrictions. 2. "You can be asked when they can VERIFY you were driving." ~~ Wrong. If the key is in the vehicle and an individual/s are inside the vehicle that is considered in all 50 states as operating a vehicle. Terry V. Ohio Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court of Nevada, 3. "Can’t do that to man that is sitting in a car with the car turned off." ~~ Again look up Terry Stop 4. "He is on private property. It’s the equivalent of sitting in his driveway." ~~ Correct and Law Enforcement has no restrictions on performing their duty on private property including publicly accessible Curettage of a home or dwelling 5. "The cops LIED and insisted that his lights didn’t work when they did." ~~ Correct, Law Enforcement has no duty/obligation to speak only truth interacting with individuals. 6. "You watched them walk away when their BS didn’t stick." Correct, they simply didn't want to do the paperwork. 7. "Why in the WORLD are you trying to argue this?" ~~ Because I'm trying to educate people on their rights and their legal obligations as well! 8. "This man knew his rights and called their bluff. Good for him" ~~ He knows some of his rights but he was too ignorant to evoke them. Especially the right to shut the fuck up! He clearly did not know any of his obligations. In that situation the cops could have LEGALLY drug his dumb ass out of the vehicle with the force they thought necessary. They walked away because the simply didn't want to do the paperwork!

[@MrZimmer22]

A perfect example of police using their power to harrass an innocent man .

[@drantil]

night curfew + racial profiling: the US is not a country where one could expect to be left alone

[@kathypace6771]

I am so proud of that young man. He put the officers in their place. He has the right tools and he know how to use them. He turned it around he left a hero and the cop left famous for his tyranny.

[@horacerumpole6912]

infamous

[@Esperkama]

Thank God he had a camera too. Cuz this could have gone a whole other way if he didn't have a camera.

[@user-nj9qe4uq6h]

Why he had to harass this man?one just can’t sit peacefully in their car without their rights being violated

[@jaymac2277]

He suggested they take him to jail, not smart.

[@Snow_Jay_Simpson]

@@jaymac2277 no it was smart because then he would have proof that they violated his rights and be able to sue them

[@Turnup52]

They always want to charge you with "resisting arrest" and "obstruction of justice" or "disorderly conduct" or "failure to ID" but what did they do to get those charges to begin with because they weren't charged with anything else but those things.

[@hammer5892]

Driving while black, walking while black, sitting while black, speaking while black or just being while being black all are reasons for police contact. It’s about time that people recognize that AMERIKKKA STILL HAS SECOND CLASS CITIZENS AND THEY ARE BLACK AMERICANS.

[@heathboeddeker5401]

That's bullshit cause it happens to all ethnicities. Including white people. This crap has happened to me numerous times and I'm white.

[@williamgray1056]

First, thanks to him for standing up for his rights because that helps us all. Second, please understand that we are in this together. They are having at us whether we are black or white. If we can fight for our rights together we might be able to get in front of these tyrants. Love, respect, and prayers for all LEO’S who respects their oaths and stand against tyranny.

[@danlewis9304]

OK cop, write me a ticket for a MOVING violation when I am parked...Then let's see what the judge says.....

[@grrrlbreaker]

Calling that piece offal "sir" is an affront to common sense.

[@t2dwarrior209]

Officer said he was in public property. I'm betting he was parked at a business which would make it private property and rules of the road doesn't apply.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

To all auditors: Keep fighting the good fight! Until these public servants realize integrity and accountability are values not to be feared, you are needed. Thank you for your service. Respect to WTPU!

[@debbiemcdermott3172]

U can surely dream

[@alphabravo8703]

They break the law at every turn, so those values are absolutely to be feared.

[@supercloudreed]

@@debbiemcdermott3172 hope not the dreams of Delete Laws. his dreams is to give black out info to cops and brake the laws and not think about it.

[@mikecavossa6450]

Y'all are going to be here a while if you're waiting for integrity and accountability

[@shawnmccarty6923]

This dude isn't even an auditor he was just sitting there and minding his own business

[@person2463]

I really find it so sad that US cops have a massive hard on for ID and cuffs. Again and again.

[@healthyself7941]

Every citizen, every tax payer, in every county MUST demand better police training. We should get better returns for the salary we pay cops. And we should not suffer harassment.

[@microwavedsalad893]

Round of applause for this gentleman 👏 👏👏 please pass on your knowledge and wisdom to your daughter.

[@cantonlowlifemedia]

I feel like it's a real shame that a moral man such as yourself was pushed out of law enforcement due to the corruption and unlawfulness of the profession. It just goes to show that there aren't very many good cops. The ones that are decent people usually get disillusioned with the job and quit. It's the same reason I refuse to leave the hood. If all the good people leave it will NEVER get any better.

[@Nutnboujee]

Yes!! Agreed and thank you!🙏🏻

[@robbieg4700]

there ARE NO good people that do this work. good people leave. it's not in their nature to manipulate, steal, or oppress others. that is ALL law ''enforcement'' does.

[@cantonlowlifemedia]

@@robbieg4700 that's exactly my point... There are some, but they're usually rookies or outcasts among their own colleagues. There are definitely idealists who join up specifically to change the system, but either get ground down and leave, or are ostracized and forced out.

[@cantonlowlifemedia]

@@robbieg4700 there ARE good cops, they're just far from being in the majority

[@noneshere]

And they due it for green paper & zinc coins 🙄

[@mr356porsch]

BRILLIANT over the years I've seen hundreds of these flaw enforcement interactions and this was BRILLIAN. His firm stance of "OK, arrest me, let's go to jail, we'll settle this in court, let's go put the flaw enforcers on their heals. If they're will to go down that road SO WAS HE!

[@dawnradel9008]

When are crooked cops going to learn. People know their rights.

[@Iamrightyouarewrong]

If you tell the police that you don't answer law-enforcement questions without legal representation and they continue to ask questions, they are actively violating your rights.

[@modolief]

This is a very important point! This can be useful if litigation is necessary.

[@robertnicholls9917]

I'll have to look that up. I don't know if that's true. I've watched enough depositions where the defendant had to repeat the 5th for every question.

[@jackwhite8238]

@@robertnicholls9917 yeah your right. They can ask as much as they want. It becomes violating rights when they use some type of coercion

[@Iamrightyouarewrong]

@@jackwhite8238 When you ask for a lawyer and they don't provide one by asking more questions, they're denying you legal representation. Police don't have the legal right to just ask or talk to an individual without legal cause, everything cops say and due is legal record. That's why they have qualified immunity.

[@NickM_FirstofHisName]

They don't care about your rights

[@kendallsmith1458]

Beware the friendly Officer! This man is one of the best arguers I've seen. Wore em down.

[@MrJeffhamilton48]

That was a masterclass in self control, and if I could I'd give this young man two-thumbs up !!

[@garymartin9777]

I have successfully defended myself against stops by SVPD with the same tactics. This guy was pretty good. He is reasonably polite, does not use foul language, is firm in his resolve, does not threaten violence and demands the cops cite an articulable suspicion for a detention or investigation. They did not articulate a credible reason.

[@foreveryourbrother1732]

It's not only black people, bro. We all go through it. It's just that most white people lick their boots instead of standing upon their rights. Respects!

[@DreDealer]

I agree to an extent, it just happens to us more often.

[@Visiontech]

I hope that this brother follows up with an unlawful detention complaint and take them and their so called leaders especially the elected leader to court!!!

[@babydriver8134]

The last 6 times I have been 'stopped' by police, I was parked.

[@kathleenstoin671]

That man was amazing! He knew his rights and stood up for them!

[@consciousobserver629]

It's okay to feel defensive when being harassed while you're just minding your own business not breaking any laws... violating this man's rights QUIETLY is no less a violation. These dudes are no good.

[@marcfitzhenry7581]

That dude was amazing. Handled those cops beautifully. They were fishing and he caught them red handed.

[@karinaz8756]

He called their bluff.

[@T.L.610]

Outstanding job by that young man! I just wish when people invoke the 5th Ammendment they wouldn't open their mouths!

[@thomasmcginnis3783]

*This guy is frikken HERO.* Star-quality, all the way. Most most most *EXCELLENT.*

[@natashasmith5832]

I love that this man stood up for what he believed was right.

[@paulgarrard1645]

The guy did a good job standing up for his rights. Stay safe out there.

[@vincentvincent4409]

Good for you standing up for all of us

[@jp6234]

Cops who harass citizens for the sole purchase of finding something to charge them with should be investigated and charged for abusing their authority. Their supervisors should be held accountable for failure to supervise these thugs properly.

[@teddygunzbarno2102]

Good job for standing up for your rights ✊🏿

[@durhamdf]

I love everything this guy did except one thing. Make the police affirmatively tell you that you are not free to go. You know these cops after this long interaction will simply say it was a voluntary interaction and they were simply requesting his ID…

[@johnjames7289]

They cant if it was just one yea two maybe but three officers for one parked car they can't stand on that if it went ti court.

[@mackpennewell3100]

he told me once i give him my id THEN we can move on to the next step....

[@tatern3923]

That would make sense if he were trying to go somewhere.....stop being stupid.

[@kenhurley4441]

Once you say "I don't answer any questions" shut up! As Ron White says,,,,,, "I have the right to remain silent, I just don't have the ability to remain silent"!🤣

[@jonesjones7057]

While this is going on, people are walking into every Walgreens and CVS and walking out with hundreds of dollars of product, without paying. People crapping on the sidewalk, taking drugs and on and on and on....

[@stephenmartinez1]

The cops are getting paid. So they will quite literally stand there and fish all night long, talking to you like that. It’s up to you and I to know our rights, and to not bite. It’s up to us to end the encounter either by rolling up the window and refusing to talk to them, closing your door, or to walk away from the encounter. Otherwise you can end up taking to them for an entire hour , repeating the exact same words.

[@karinaz8756]

Excellent point. Silence is power. The back and forth ends when you don’t engage. Sit in that uncomfortable silence until they walk away.

[@noteminemsburneraccount324]

That's false they have a limited time before it turns into a constitutional violation

[@Cincinnatijames]

Same with your house, that's why you never open the door unless you see a signed warrant.

[@jknorr8093]

I love this man so much and how he acted. Much respect. These cops were cowards.

[@geclay]

you would be amazed the sentence" let me get you in front of a judge ", does to a cop wanting to search your vehicle

[@ericshun7742]

_Driver was awesome_ 👍🏻 Knowing his rights may have kept him alive that night. We’ve seen innocent citizens killed before.

[@karinaz8756]

That camera kept him alive.

[@heroclix0rz]

This is excellent. Just say "take me to jail, or go away". Simple but effective.

[@FractalPrism.]

"no consent, no search, no questions, no answers, am i free to go?"

[@TashaIsrael-ch9xf]

He was adamant avout the fact that he would rather go to jail than to have to give up his ID.

[@brogurt]

Great work by this man. My only nitpick would be that we probably shouldn't say "a legal activity" because it sounds like "illegal activity." This man knew his rights and stood on them.

[@eddymac1916]

I thought that too.

[@davidhegmann8077]

As a 75 YO, white, male, retired Army Sergeant Major who spent his career representing and instructing young people about American Rights, I ABSOLUTELY salute this young man. His Master Class on Knowledge and Application of his rights was absolutely FABULOUS !!! In the '60;s we said, "Question Authority", Know, Question, & Stand -- but don't get shot, it hurts!

[@gregpalermo3861]

Thank God for people like you!

[@deanwalker38]

First one I've seen, "I've done nothing wrong, so take me to jail." Props to this man from England 💯🔥

[@deborahgoslin5858]

That man was very calm and stood his ground in a controlled way ! They know they can't do a thing to him. But man they sure we're trying really hard to find something.

[@randylaw2744]

This happen everyday but sadly most people don’t know their rights. Also, cops act this way because there is no accountability!

[@SmokinOak]

His persistence definitely paid off. Most people would have caved in and let the cops have their ID and even search their vehicle.

[@adammetcalf579]

I have seen traffic infractions like this thrown out by a judge and officers placed on suspension and desk duty for attempting to issue a citation on/ in privately owned parking areas. Law enforcement gets weird in parking areas at a mall, grocery store, etc. So know your local parking lot laws. The laws differ greatly from county to county.

[@poppyroberts1668]

Remember to remain calm demeanor while inserting your rights as well the majority of cops will escalate

[@terrenceodonnell6347]

He did...

[@chrismac7416]

SCOTUS has ruled that you can be as emotional as the situation dictates. So being calm is not required.

[@poppyroberts1668]

@@terrenceodonnell6347 no he didn’t

[@poppyroberts1668]

@@chrismac7416 the scotus is not driven ego cops

[@edp4352]

​@@poppyroberts1668Got to give him credit for not really yelling or losing his cool. Not sure if I could have done as well.

[@creocrimson836]

They just wasted 10m of this man's life not doing anything wrong, they need to be re-trained. I hope he filed a complaint but didn't see him ask for Names and badge numbers.

[@jim6690]

This guy is good. Glad he had the camera running, for his own safety.

[@harrymcmanus7307]

Another crooked cop

[@andyb7347]

Not just black people go through that crap. I'm white and a biker, they do that to me too bro.

[@Duke93720]

Proud of this man standing up to these tyrants.