Texas Officers Don't Know Their Own Laws

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Original video: • 7 26 2019 Parked While...
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Sources:
Texas Penal Code § 38.02- bit.ly/3cJLl9a
Texas Penal Code § 30.05- bit.ly/2LmJjk0
Reed v. State- bit.ly/3q0wPwN
Navarette v. California- bit.ly/2Nzuo6W
Texas Penal Code § 49.02- bit.ly/3bGOAw6
Texas Penal Code § 1.07- bit.ly/3aTTvdL
Loera v. State- bit.ly/3dPx6jD
Texas Penal Code § 49.04- bit.ly/3dPby6M
Denton v. State- bit.ly/3qZkpGQ
State v. Johnson- bit.ly/3qZkRF2
State v. Bateman- bit.ly/3bHqi4T
Texas CCP Art.15.06- bit.ly/37TXJQS
Texas CCP Art. 2.13- bit.ly/3dRNxfo
Lufkin Daily News’s arrest reports- bit.ly/3dPdfkE
Criminal case information (search for case 19-0948)- bit.ly/3qXJjXe
Texas Penal Code § 38.03- bit.ly/3pXXQRx

[@AuditTheAudit]

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[@rslwannabe9475]

So basically these cops are just setting him up to fail? Right? His car is just broken like bro you don't need a fucking investigation over why his car is broken. Me: My car broke down... Cop: Alrighty sir you're going to jail for intoxication

[@antistalkingassociationofp2387]

Only because of qualified immunity are these people allowed to continuously get away with this kind of behavior. And unfortunately the only ones to blame are the American people because when there was a time to stand up none of them did.the tree of Liberty must be trenched in the blood of patriotism. And there will never be Justice on stolen land. Give me control of our country's money and I care not to governs it. People still live in a thought concept illusion. The only way to stop tyranny is to enact equal or greater force against the tyrant. That's what the 2nd Amendment is for it's the people's last defense against the tyrannical government do you think the people in the colonial days would have laid down their arms and willfully submitted to these people of authoritarian mentality. It is not a war on race it is not a war on drugs it is not a war on land nor is it a war of politics it is a war on KNOWLEDGE.

[@rolandobass8592]

Watch as the guy goes from friendly and in good spirit, to confused and scared. Their earning the hate.

[@FNG_Star]

@Audit the Audit Can you do a video on the Plano Police arresting the guy walking in the snow this past month? I live in Plano and it concerned me greatly that they used walking across the street as "pedestrian in the street," to justify detaining him. His is Rodney Reese and he was simply walking home from work during the recent snow storms we had here in Texas. The police dropped the charges eventually after we here in our community pushed back, but the Police Chief still contends the detention of Reese was legal. I personally disagree. Care to give your opinion on this one?

[@idontno0]

Since police are allowed to lie, wouldn't the "misrepresenting the statutes" point be moot? Even though these and most cops really don't know the laws. Lol

[@Hellmo1337]

That grade was way to nice. These officers gets a big F from me. They created a reason to arrest him by sneaking up behind him without saying anything. Anyone would get spooked

[@briton3851]

Fully idk why this guys ignoring the whole second half where they pepper sprayed him in the face for no reason like wtf

[@jupitercyclops6521]

Sad thing is , the chief probably gave them an a+

[@DOLfirst]

Yep...unnecessary escalation by police officers.

[@DOLfirst]

@JustDev maybe ATA is saving the Fs for instances like the George Floyd case?

[@RosalieGoat]

@@DOLfirst No, AtA's given plenty of Fs out before for poor and illegal behavior much less than literally cold-blooded murder.

[@UnbornHeretic]

He was so nice and friendly at first. But then the police started demanding things they had no right to demand.

[@juandoe2994]

And threatened him with arrest when they had no grounds

[@deadspline3252]

same thing i was thinking. this man had such a pleasant demeanor and the officer was being completely rude for no reason

[@stephenobrien2859]

Well, I would be nervous if cops keep showing up and boxing me in with their hands resting on their weapons. It's clear that cowboy-hat cop and the others ASSUME that the black man has done something wrong, they just need to browbeat it out of him. I think that police officers need to obtain an Associate's degree in law enforcement plus pass their state academy and achieve firearm competency at the Marksman level - before they get a badge. Too many officers appear to be under-trained in case law, human deescalation methodology, and firearm competency under stress.

[@aoh4905]

@@deadspline3252 To be fair they had no idea who he was... serial killers or any other types of criminals can be nice to cops.. for obvious reasons. I know u don't have to give out ur name but this guy was going down regardless it was just a matter of time. Both sides did a shit job tho

[@Jacob-eg3kv]

@@aoh4905 Ah ok so being nice and just letting the cops know my car broke down and that is why I'm kind of stuck here warrants an ass kicking and kidnapping. He did such a shit job by literally existing at the wrong place.

[@jakepeters4936]

Poor guy laughing at the start thought he was getting help, Then they all moved in...

[@kitkat12326]

I know what the fuck, that cop was like "Alright, lemme catch him off guard with a friendly smile then ya'll surround him like rapid wolves."

[@amazinggrace5692]

Turned ominous real fast!

[@aintthatcommon]

It was like they were hunting an animal and that’s exactly how they treated citizens when coming in contact with them as if we are not humans but animals who they are hunting

[@NeilAloha]

He didn’t think he was getting help Cops never help the only ruin plans and life

[@Jason-fq7zp]

So no comment on overuse of police intimidation, shooting mace into a unarmed man who was getting lied too by cops, assaulting a man over a terry frisk.

[@twentyfourtythree1190]

Or racial bias/profiling.

[@Jason-fq7zp]

@@twentyfourtythree1190 I hate bringing up race

[@bannedmann4469]

@@Jason-fq7zp But you have to when this happens. Especially when they're stereotypical good ol boys.

[@Warcrimeenthusiast]

@@twentyfourtythree1190 they did the same shit to me when I lived there just for walking to 7 11 in the dark and I'm white

[@jefferyanderson9119]

Race 100% played a role in this, it's real simple just watching the cops encounter

[@hitman19971]

So he was arrested for resisting arrest they had absolutely no right to make in the first place. Incredible.

[@chrisscott6961]

I see that in my local newspaper a lot. How can resisting arrest be the only charge

[@adamkaris]

yup

[@ronmccullough8355]

Coming from behind and crabbing someone with saying

[@jimshorts5970]

They weren’t making an arrest, just asked for ID. Wouldn’t have been any problem if dude didn’t have a slew of warrants.

[@hitman19971]

@@jimshorts5970 and he was under no obligation to give them his ID

[@kylepressonsk8]

It broke my heart by seeing how friendly the victims demeanor was when they cops approached him

[@JC-zj2is]

Makes people from being friendly and courteous to police, to hostile and untrusting

[@markhammer9975]

@@JC-zj2is after watching like 50 of these kinds of power hungry assholes abusing citizens, I also distrust cops completely now.

[@brendanmcmahon1162]

I know. He seemed like such a a friendly, easygoing guy. His truck is F'd up and he's still smiling and telling them about what's wrong even though he has no obligation to tell them a damn thing . These little piggies are way out line and abusing the authority that they don't actually have since that poor man wasn't caught involved in criminal activity

[@inframatic]

Was so sad as he quietly realizes that he is being racially profiled

[@AnomiEj]

It should be illegal to perform a frisk in the way that officer did. No warning at all, just sneaking up behind the guy, absolutely disgusting, it's almost an instictive uncontrollable and healthy reaction to resist at this point.

[@secretsquirrel572]

Go back and watch the video. Prior to backup arriving the first officer told Frazier that he was going to frisk him for weapons and the suspect freaked out and asked what for. The officer awaited backup because he thought there would be an issue. He was right. The suspect got crazy.

[@JoshuaR83]

@@secretsquirrel572 what suspect?

[@secretsquirrel572]

@@JoshuaR83 the man who had the cops called.

[@ropedb]

@@secretsquirrel572 your ignorant and must be friends with or a cop yourself.

[@secretsquirrel572]

@@ropedb... I’m ignorant for using proper terminology? That’s funny. Regardless of ATAs analysis, the guy could not explain why he or the woman was trespassing on someone else’s property. His car happen to break down while in someone’s driveway? Yeah, right. No one pulls into a driveway when they’re having car issues. They pull off to the side of the road. He was clearly up to no good but I can see that because I’m not biased towards the cops or blacks. Look at how the SUSPECT reacted at the beginning of the video when the cop asked why he pulled into the driveway of someone he does not know. He stumbled... then stumbled again. Those of us who made it to college and took a psychology class and/or have children knows the delay was because he was mentally formulating a lie. Plain and simple.

[@NQTOD]

Damn they don’t like being told no at all...get used to it.....it’s gonna happen more and more

[@johnpatton6470]

That's why they are on the Endangered Species list. These assholes could have played in the movie "Deliverance". "Squeal like a pig"!!!

[@lasagna187]

Yep. Theres only one way to fix this, and it's real messy.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

Compared to most Texas cops, these guys were pretty good. In Texas we have a lot of gang activity including MS13 and drug cartels, but the biggest is the _Criminal Police Gangs_ that can be found roaming the state.

[@johnpatton6470]

@@lasagna187 Somebody better start fix'n, before there is no law. Then, it won't fair well for civilians. Messy, like you said.

[@brokentombot]

They must be a spoiled only-child

[@zacharyhutchison4006]

"I just decided you're intoxicated" is a loophole that seriously needs to be closed.

[@morganghetti]

Agreed. They require zero evidence.

[@Mom_sBasement]

And if it’s public intoxication, you can’t even prove your innocence with a breathalyzer or blood test. It’s not “economically feasible” says the judge.

[@guydudedudeguy9030]

@@Mom_sBasement true, I took a breathalyzer once and he lied to me saying I failed it, almost tricking me

[@TheClassicGamefan]

In Lower Paxton Twp PA I was charged with Public Drunkenness for dropping my cell phone in front of an officer. I had not been drinking. The officer exclaimed he could "Smell it all over me!" 6 other officers showed up. I pushed for a field sobriety test or breathalyzer - which they explained they did not have to administer. Eventually the superior yelled at me "You want to play this game!!" (my reply "What game I just want to demonstrate I haven't been drinking.") He then administered the breathalyzer which came back 0.0 The lead cop then yelled at me "We don't know if you're going up or going down! You could have just chugged a bottle of vodka before we got here!" yelling that in my face. They repeatedly threatened that I was going to jail. I eventually talked them into letting me call a cab to get home and leave my car there - despite being 100% sober. They allowed that - then I rode my bike right back and got my car. This charge was highly disruptive to my position as a postal worker. The charge was of course later dismissed in court, but not before causing me to be transferred to the downtown low income area post office for "problem" carriers. Also I never got any of their names. The cop who's name was on the citation and who showed up in court was a new guy in training and was seated in a patrol car throughout most the abuse and never had any interaction with nor ever spoke to me.

[@Ddday14]

@@TheClassicGamefan make a public records request

[@FloridaCatholicGuy]

This is why you keep your mouth shut and don’t talk to the police.

[@johnpatton6470]

His dumb ass volunteered that he had warrants. Opening his mouth was only his first mistake.

[@joshuasargent991]

You can't just stop being black though. As soon as the Klan saw his race, he was going to jail on a fake charge.

[@NJ-Cathie]

BINGO! I don’t know - I don’t remember - I didn’t understand what they said.

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

Why talk to someone that can lie to you but you go to prison for lying to them?.

[@unitedfools3493]

Usually it is best to say nothing. If the police are talking to you about a serious crime then absolutely say nothing beyond name, DOB and address even if you are innocent. If the police are talking to you about a minor crime it is usually best to say nothing however you may make your life easier by talking to police provided you are innocent. For example they may allow you to continue about your business rather than detaining you for further questioning.

[@Requinix17]

He didn't resist a "search", it was assault. The officer did not even communicate that he was going to do a search, he just straight up grabbed him with no warning.

[@CrackerBarrelKid55-]

Exactly. This is the first time I disagree with ATA on everything he’s saying. C-? This is an F-- if I’ve ever seen one

[@cooltina789]

@@CrackerBarrelKid55- honestly the cops deserve an F- and I would have gave that poor man at least B- . The only reason why he got a C- is is because he was being too honest?? Bruh.

[@TheGiantRobot]

Yep. I used to like this channel. Think I've had enough.

[@redactedbananas]

@@CrackerBarrelKid55- when the victim is Black, ATA often ignores race as a motive, even when it's clear.

[@james6208]

@@redactedbananas he takes that out of the equation because Then he’s biased and assuming intent

[@getoverit2800]

As soon as he knew they were looking to start trouble he tried to just stop talking. He knew that nothing he did or say would stop the cops from hurting him. Broke my heart.

[@speedytruck]

Should’ve invoked the 5th or else that just adds to his suspicion.

[@amandablythe6515]

​@speedytruck oh yeah, it totally would've changed the outcome if he had "invoked the fifth".... No... they were going to abuse him when they got here and laid eyes on him. Why else call in 4+ cops for what 1 could easily do

[@Busefalis]

I get that it is technically resisting, but surprising him with a pat down from behind it was likely just an automatic reaction. Honestly I feel that resisting needs to have a higher standard.

[@Wizznilliam]

Right... And ATA stated multiple times that the man resisted the officers but doesn't even show it. All he did was try to question them touching him for no reason. He wasn't resisting and the officer pepper sprayed him for no reason.

[@MessOfThings]

that's a detail that a lot of people seem to miss that the human body has reflexive actions when you do certain things to it and they always want to call that resisting. if you're choking me or causing my body pain it's going to squirm it's not a mental decision that I made. They have these pressure holds they use that are extremely painful that make you feel like they're going to break your wrist but if you squirm they call that resisting

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

Think about when they grab your hand and twist your arm back, and then you pulled away slightly they will immediately scream stop resisting stop resisting!!!

[@Busefalis]

@@MessOfThings I agree. A friend of mine works security at a nuclear plant in his state. The level of training is to the point where the state police in their area regularly try to recruit people after they have a year at the facility (Apparently it is a fast track to being LE there) . Anyways he and some buddies demonstrated some of the holds on me and on each other. ‘It doesn’t really hurt it only immobilizes.’ I politely disagreed.

[@MessOfThings]

@@Busefalis a friend of mine who had gone through the police academy demonstrated on me. His way of describing it was it doesn't do any damage but it hurts like hell..

[@MrVolksbeetle]

Lesson learned: Don't have a vehicle break down in a trailer park in Texas.

[@brokentombot]

I think they were racist a bit too. Profiled him as a gangster or coke dealer it seemed. My first impression of that guy, like 5 seconds in, was that he was a nice guy just having a glitch on his transmission.

[@scorpionx7044]

Never enter a trailer park, to begin with especially in Texas.

[@brokentombot]

@@scorpionx7044 What if I live in a trailer park in TX? I can't enter my own domicile? LOL. Nah, you are pretty much correct.

[@theplague1692]

Maybe dont park on other people's property and there wouldnt be any reason for the cops 2 be called.

[@scorpionx7044]

@@theplague1692 Hard to do if your vehicle is disabled. Also notice that no one ever asked him to leave.

[@terrybarnhill5689]

"Are you a fugitive from justice?" Lmao he thinks he's on Texas Walker Ranger

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

*Walker: Texas Ranger

[@terrybarnhill5689]

@@Eidolon1andOnly damn the dyslexia got me

[@caitlinmyriah7657]

Omg!! That’s great!! LOL! 😂😂

[@KingOfKings__]

Texas, The Walker Ranger.. lol

[@youtubehastakenovermylife4979]

That’s just a fun way of asking “do you have warrants”

[@joemachine4714]

They cornered him in a creepy way. literally creeping closer and closer. Nobody would feel safe in that situation.

[@dougm.2550]

Bruh that gave me anxiety

[@kielanENmiles]

Right. They looked up in his car and if he hadn't put his shirt up they probably would've shot him.

[@amandahamel5638]

They had there hands on their guns when he was answering questions very creepy

[@joeconner2231]

True, all they needed to do is allow him to show them his vehicle was disabled! Too many morons in Law Enforcement!

[@tm_predator9349]

This looked like racial profiling

[@utubepunk]

We're just responding to a call, so obviously you have to give up your rights. 😒

[@omeyehead7436]

That's typical if you live in Texas. A C- is an A in texas

[@trentjacobs3957]

I got an idea. How bout public servants actually serve the public instead of bullying and stroking their own ego. I'm a supporter of law enforcement. As long as they're not being tyrants trying to boss people around and not try to compensate for their own weakness. It only goes to show how truly weak their mind is and the absolute lack of confidence a lot of officers display. I'm more than glad to give every one the benefit of the doubt and give every bit of respect they earn....as long as I'm not asked to forfeit any rights or lick their boots. They aren't n charge, they aren't the boss, they don't have authority of u....they only have authority to enforce the laws. Officers acting like a parent to a child bullshit is tiresome and gets a lot of people hurt. We pay their goddamn salary and hire them to do a job. It's voluntary. If they don't want to do that job by serving the public, then they're only doing a disservice to those they have a moral, ethical, and mostly legal duty to treat like American citizens.

[@WesleyAPEX]

We’re just responding to a pandemic so obviously you have to give up your job, freedom of speech and voting integrity.

[@bskee001]

“Arrested for resisting arrest.” That doesn’t make any sense. Wouldn’t they need a whole different reason to initiate an arrest to begin with and THEN if he resists, they can add on “resisting arrest” to the charge(s)???

[@marlettohemmingsen2828]

Technically, yes. However, this stipulation is often ignored.

[@loosemoose9799]

​@@marlettohemmingsen2828 Technically, no. Resisting is a secondary offense that requires a legally valid arrest to add the charge of resisting. An arrest for resisting without a primary charge creates a false arrest.

[@marlettohemmingsen2828]

@@loosemoose9799 This is what I was trying to say. Thank you for saying better!

[@loosemoose9799]

@@marlettohemmingsen2828 It is true that that the police often ignore a primary charge, make one up and then arrest for resisting. It is worthy of note that they forget about the phony law. Often they tack on disorderly conduct in an attempt to make the resisting valid. They disregard the rules of the law when they make the resisting arrest. Thank you for your comment.

[@christianmatthews1006]

I don’t know why people respond without simply reading the statute, it took all of 30 seconds: Texas Penal Code - PENAL § 38.03. Resisting Arrest, Search, or Transportation (a) A person commits an offense if he intentionally prevents or obstructs a person he knows is a peace officer or a person acting in a peace officer's presence and at his direction from effecting an arrest, search, or transportation of the actor or another by using force against the peace officer or another. (b) It is no defense to prosecution under this section that the arrest or search was unlawful. By simply reading the text we can see that even if the original arrest is unlawful, it is still illegal in Texas to resist the arrest.

[@GoldenLiberty86415]

Can you do a follow-up video for all the pending lawsuits from a few years back?

[@maracuja1703]

That would be great

[@connerdraper2294]

For real, please I would love to see that.

[@Ashildr__]

Commenting to push your suggestion to the top

[@Sadows12]

yes please

[@johnpatton6470]

This Gov. Shill channel doesn't want you to know how many pigs loose thier jobs, and/or are sued. That would give too many people the balls to stand up for thier rights. Fuck ATA, or more like ATF.

[@utubepunk]

They ganged up on him, escalated & got the reaction they wanted based on false pretenses. Is ATA going soft?

[@V_for_Vovin]

Seems that way last few vids. What a shame.

[@robertkribs9513]

C'mon folks, vote this comment up!!

[@thenightingale7405]

No, you are just using your emotions. There is nothing illegal about "ganged up on", "escalated", or "got the reaction they wanted." ATA is just trying to give the cold legal interpretation of what happened.

[@V_for_Vovin]

@@thenightingale7405 Yeah, by omitting half of the video where they terrorize this man for no rational reason.

[@danporath536]

If you want YOUR interpretation of the actions to be judged, start your own channel and take your lumps.

[@SumAnonymousAcapella]

U gave him a C - for resisting.... Yet he did not resist. He was startled. Id be startled too if someone came up behind me randomly eww wtf

[@SirDonkle]

The grades are based partially on what is written law so that's why it's technically resisting.

[@GOAT_Kingdom]

There is more video that supposedly shows him further resisting to a degree.

[@TheAlphaEcks]

@@GOAT_Kingdom Okay, so ATA watched the full video and gave commentary for the full video but decided to show us the incomplete video to keep us guessing? Where’s the full video? How does it justify this bullshit. Claiming a flinch when surprised is resisting…

[@GOAT_Kingdom]

@@SirDonkle what even is "this shit", the video cuts out before any contact is actually made....so we have no idea how he may have resisted

[@GOAT_Kingdom]

@@TheAlphaEcks it's literally body camera footage..... so OBVIOUSLY there is more.......

[@Nekulturny]

I love how the cop said "theres 4 officers here now" as if thats reason why he needs to identify himself. It smacks of the typical wifebeater saying "look what you made me do". You're the one that was such a coward that you felt you needed 4 cops in broad daylight to mess with a guy whos car broke down, instead of.. maybe.. helping him?

[@TheClassicGamefan]

What about the typical husband beater?

[@climber950]

BFT you are sadly quite right. Lots of cops will escalate encounters yet blame their victims saying “it didn’t need to go this way”

[@Kruskfar]

They all beat their wives

[@reimannsum9077]

@@TheClassicGamefan For them, it's "he was abusing me. That's why I had to shoot him in the head while he was asleep."

[@johnhenry4652]

In Texas a person doesn’t have to ID unless he is under lawful ARREST. Not detained, ARREST...

[@shhmypupissleepin3015]

They think that standing next your car is the same as operating it. It’s beyond ignorance it’s willful disobeying of the laws they’re sworn to uphold.

[@pbgf0411]

@Quartinium remember your question when you hear about the next officer being shot.

[@sfgiantsfanmike]

@@shhmypupissleepin3015 Actually he admitted to operating it as ATA stated in the video. He tried put it in reverse but it didn't work. As per the what ATA put up that counts. The 5th would have worked wonders there...

[@brokentombot]

Not when you are out in the rural areas. They'll beat your ass for fun and file a report you tried to attack them.

[@johnhenry4652]

@@brokentombot they’ll have a hard time doing that if you have a camera pointed at them...

[@reallyriley123]

When they say “we need to id you and youll be on your way” they mean they will detain you possibly illegally as long as they can to pin you with any crime they can

[@UncleHippy]

4 bullies straight away. Genuine nice guy, confused by bullies appearing. Cop came up behind the guy and didn't tell him he was searching him till his hands were on him. No issue with him turning. Why did the video cut off there though. Bullies cops

[@kylekappauf]

Because this channel doesn't show violence for monetization reasons and slamming someone in to a vehicle and pepper spraying them is violent.

[@topleftfromtime]

I’m with ya.

[@topleftfromtime]

@@johnpatton6470 wait wha? Lol what r u talking about? This is the very first time I have EVER disagreed with an ata grade. This channel is fantastic because it doesn’t take sides.

[@thatdued4853]

im so surprised they made away with a c-

[@brokentombot]

Right. He was just having a transmission glitch but not letting it get him down. Loving life and being nice. Then boom. Some crazy police gangsters got on his case for no reason.

[@Eje-j1z]

The fact that they only got a C- blows my mind considering they pepper sprayed for no reason.

[@wdsbhb]

Exactly. They pepper sprayed a man for having a broken down vehicle.

[@miracleman8022]

He didn’t comply and when officer arrest you and you start to fight back that is an offense beat us to not fight back and just sue in court ... if your smart

[@loosemoose9799]

@@miracleman8022 He didn't have to comply since he had not committed a crime. Not complying with an order to ID is not a crime.

[@Graemesbullys]

I thought the same thing. I gave them a F-

[@loosemoose9799]

@@Graemesbullys I am a retired LEO and I agree that anytime the cop/s violate anyone's rights the grade should be an F. Furthermore, depending on the type of assault, suspension without pay for three months. One more violation will cause dismissal. There is no excuse for this type behavior and neither should they be allowed to investigate their own behavior.

[@JCstock]

So tell me, if a police officer snuck up from behind you, and without any warning started patting you down, you're telling me you wouldn't have any reaction? You'd just sit there and let it happen, without knowing why it was happening, or what exactly was happening. You're a lot more trustworthy than I am. He didn't resist that frisk, he was surprised at what was happening and the bad cops escalated the situation.

[@ebogar42]

How did they arrest him for resisting arrest when they weren't arresting him, and he barely even resisted the frisk they were trying to give him? They could have gave him a chance to comply, but that false arrest got them everything they wanted.

[@kwaziware]

You know?😂 Guilty until proven innocent.

[@gph9252]

eric bogar == dont ask these people . cops can do 5 things wrong , but if they smile then they get a passing grade . this channel sucks .

[@ebogar42]

@@gph9252 Yeah, they seem to be detailed in a lot of things but miss big things like that. They didn't even really explain what they were doing before they started putting hands on him and then it wasn't even a second they were arresting him when there wasn't even a crime to be arrested for. It was supposedly a pat down.That was pretty fucked up to me. They got their way though. They found out who he was.

[@danporath536]

The video did not show what happened when they tried to search him.

[@V_for_Vovin]

@@danporath536 The full video has been viral for a long time. It certainly did not make the police look any better when they pounced on him like a bunch of good ol' white boys on a black man in Texas.

[@curlywurly70]

"Ignorance of the law is not a defense" Unless you are a cop or a politician.

[@southernladyish]

That’s a fact!

[@eltorocal]

"...we just need to make you guilty of something..."

[@murph165]

"The officers may have realized that he was stranded there, and no crimes were being committed." ... He told them that. He was there to pick his cousin and his truck broke down. He had every right to be there. Just because some doofus made a 911 call doesn't mean cops have to escalate everything. Dude ends up getting arrested just because his truck was having mechanical trouble. That's asinine.

[@christineleatherwood7987]

Cops always claim they got a call and it is 99% of time bull crap.

[@grimesresurrection9357]

More like he got assaulted and arrested because another cop had his authoritaay questioned by not licking the boot and following every command given without thought or question

[@MrAerohank]

Dude got arrested for being black.

[@cat_alyst6306]

12:25 he did have warrants, and shouldn’t have been driving. C- is fair. The officers could have gone about it differently and IMO used excessive force. But dude didn’t necessarily do “nothing wrong”.

[@Donniec685]

That dude sounds so genuine and nice. Hate this had to happen to him

[@darfjosidd4082]

Seriously, you know he felt it coming too

[@miracleman8022]

I mean he had warrant he’s was definitely not such a nice guy lol

[@Gambit0590]

@@miracleman8022 what a stupid take

[@MooMoo-su9mg]

you can get a warrant for literally anything lmao stupid take

[@JeffSmith-eq3kc]

@@MooMoo-su9mg definitely doesn't mean he's not a nice guy but you can't just get warrants out of the blue. His entire reasoning to not tell them who he is was based on the warrants. He knew he was going to jail for the warrants and like most didn't want to go to jail. He really screwed up by resisting the pat down. All because he got traffic tickets and simply never dealt with them.

[@skinwalker1187]

Every cop in the US needs to be subbed and watch every single video here. Imagine what a high level of education would do in so many of these situations.

[@elonmust7470]

You'd see a comment section filled with bullies hahahaha.

[@Mrrobi02468]

You shouldn't be able to be charged with resisting unless there is actually a crime to go along with it. It shouldn't be allowed to be the only thing they arrest you on.

[@lizcollinson2692]

Not even then due to its abuse. Significant injury required. Thats not my starting stance but from what is out there and the abuse that is being used they cannot be trusted with it Police seem to be need to be treated like children, if you use a tool incorrectly you have the tool taken off you.

[@Wizznilliam]

And ATA doesn't even show the resisting. He wasn't. And pretty much got pepper sprayed for no good reason.

[@lizcollinson2692]

@@Wizznilliam yeah I think they just use it to justify the abuse and the initial arrest. Then they can figure out what to charge later. You know public good = nah vut we got an arrest out of it.

[@CaTastrophy427]

One of my favorite things about how easily "resisting arrest" is applied is a case where a guy with an open carry permit was openly carrying in a secure (AKA latched shut, need to actually work to open it) holster on his hip. He was patted down, the cop doing it popping open the holster in the process, and then cuffed behind his back (for a legitimate reason). When he was made to lie facedown on the ground, he bent forwards and his gun fell out of the still unlatched holster and onto the ground. The basis for him resisting arrest was him pulling out a weapon. He was charged with resisting arrest because a cop assisted gravity in moving a gun from a position the cuffed guy could theoretically have drawn it from to one where the cop was in far more control of it than the cuffed guy.

[@SatanicKale]

The better question is how can you be resisting arrest if you aren't even being arrested in the first place?

[@brainwashed2586]

Anyone else notice that everyone is fine until the police show up

[@topleftfromtime]

NEVER call the police. N E V E R

[@brainwashed2586]

never ever ever

[@petergalila3177]

If it were my drive way I'd go check it out for myself and probably try to help...js

[@JohnFilax]

Calling the police could get you killed

[@noname-oe9jy]

There's no situation that cops can't make worse.

[@chasatch]

It seems to be the general rule that a 911 call/complaint provides the police with "reasonable suspicion". So a 911 complaint gives an anonymous caller the right to have an individual investigated, but overrides the rights of the individual that was reported.

[@SierraTangoGuns]

Yeah there's no justifying the cops' actions on this one. In traditional police fashion, they escalated the situation until they finally had a reason to go hands on. They went there with the intention to flex their authority, and they weren't gonna leave until they accomplished that.

[@WolfehFenrir]

"I struggle to understand why Fraser would resist a patdown frisk" -- Uh, because being suddenly grabbed from behind with no warning makes most people flinch. lol?

[@preachcaleb]

I have to agree. Some of us just don't like being touched by strangers.

[@stephenobrien2859]

Yeah, my father would have reacted with an instinctive kick or jab, we kids learned early on that we made our presence and intention to touch him very clear. He was a very calm person, unless he was surprise-touched. Do police ever call the 911-caller back while performing their initial investigation?

[@jacobpeters5458]

@@stephenobrien2859 here in LA they do - even to inform they didn't find so and so. but if they even called that guy back, they would've told him they apprehended the suspect and maybe even thanked him lol!

[@User-sb6er]

Plus he was black with 3 to 4 white officers surrounding him

[@zlotywest860]

They would arrest me cause I would probably turn around and hit him. Got grabbed once from behind and nearly chocked to death. This would be a big mistake by a cop.

[@straytarnish9443]

Why doesn't Internal Affairs automatically pick these cases up when their officers are on video violating rights

[@elonmust7470]

because they couldn't care less

[@straytarnish9443]

@@elonmust7470 thank you for telling the truth and shaming the devil,....gets extremely frustrating talking with people who are very good at pretending like they can't possibly fathom that that's exactly what's going on.

[@1Flagwaver]

Those officers were looking for a reason to arrest him because so many responded to the call. In the end, he was arrested for contempt of cop.

[@oneminutereviews25]

After watching this entire video I think these cops need to be retrained or fired they seem like some good old boys that make other cops look bad. The way that they approach this man and we're talkin to him very rudely

[@MonkeyJedi99]

They need to be fired out of a cannon.

[@dougo753]

I don't see that as a lawful Terry frisk. A Terry stop and a Terry frisk are two SEPERATE transactions. The courts have ruled the ability to do a Terry stop (i.e. detain someone under Reasonable Articulable Suspicion) does not grant an AUTOMATIC right to frisk someone. In fact TWO criteria must BOTH be met to conduct a frisk. First the officer must believe the person has a weapon based on clearly articulable reasons, not just "I saw a random budge" which could be anything including a cell phone but "I saw what based on my 10 years of experience looked like the butt of a pistol in his small of the back". Next the officer MUST ALSO feel there is an immediate threat to his life. So in Oklahoma here we are almost all always carrying a gun, that in and of itself even during a Terry stop does not allow for a frisk/pat down. The officer must also feel the person intends to use it. We have to get away from this blanket "I'm going to pat you down for officer safety" mentality. Go read the actual Terry v. Ohio ruling, the pat down is not automatically part of the initial stop and requires BOTH additional criteria to be lawful.

[@johnlovett8836]

There was no attempt to do a sobriety test, massive over use of force. Search was not announced and rushed. Looks like they wanted him to react to give a reason to detain.

[@charliefromstarkvillemissi1852]

So in other words, they’re like 90% of all of the sociopath cops out there. They are sadists.

[@aidenstammler4618]

And they are the same ones who say Racism doesnt exist

[@robv5834]

Well they never even entertained the sobriety issue; this had to do with him admitting the tickets/warrants.

[@timpoolssentientbeanie5646]

“We’ve got a black male with a disabled vehicle, we are gonna need more backup”

[@stake6957]

@@chrisj8696 this comment is funny. But not really. 😂 “vehicle doesn’t go in reverse, we’re gonna need SWAT team out here”. These cops are idiots.

[@andrewdressler6173]

@Jon Jonson but nothing about this man gave any reason to suspect it would go bad. They made it go bad. They should just leave the guy alone!!!!

[@stephaniebrooks8044]

Ikr! That was lame how they did him.

[@naufrage0]

Texas

[@realityhurts8697]

It's slufkin tx they do that to everyone.

[@rufusruffgut1279]

Why do cops always believe that getting a call somehow changes the Constitution and throws all rights out the window?

[@justicefreeman6930]

This stop is upsetting to me. I’m not even half way through it.

[@bbkr7910]

It's because this whole situation is wrong and all four of those bastards need to be fired.

[@AstroflipRecordings]

The unedited version is so much worse.

[@dobbsy22]

Same..I started to feel physically sick watching it all happen...

[@tobyschmoll2792]

@@bbkr7910 but they won't be. It's a small town-- which means it's the good ole boy network. Cops know the judges and everyone else and so they get a free pass on some outrageous behaviors

[@twentyfourtythree1190]

"You already said you have no other reason being here other than your car not working." Uh... that's an obvious reason why he can't leave.

[@Hear-MeoutTwo2]

@Twentyfourtythree: That was a very dumb statement for the cop to make. Good grief, how many other reasons are needed to be stranded?

[@Chechen1fighters]

😂

[@nonyabizness.original]

he could leave. his CAR couldn't leave, but he could. the resident that called wanted him gone. did that resident tell him to leave and he refused? unclear.

[@Txnxttxy]

I lol at that

[@seatleon1969]

When I see cops with a cowboy hat I’m always looking for his horse. Lmfao

[@buckin8969]

Makes me sick how they just surround someone and figure out how to get money out of em. The police have literally never helped or served or protected me from anything in my life but they have sure gave me a hard time plenty of times just like this.

[@grayson0916]

My favorite thing about cops is watching them speed, run red lights, Rolling Stops at stop signs etc. they just routinely break laws.

[@petergalila3177]

Right...they could have just helped him push his car back so he could have put it in drive and go

[@UNcommonSenseAUS]

They are just as bad as tech support scsmmers.

[@robv5834]

Get money out of them?

[@juandoe2994]

@@grayson0916 I love that they don't wear seatbelts while doing all that

[@admthrawnuru]

"I struggle to understand why he would resist a patdown frisk" Is you've been watching too many cop videos, dude. Normal people don't like being manhandled, just because police do it at the drop of a hat doesn't mean your natural reaction still won't be to object. And I challenge whether he "resisted" cuz you sure didnt show any. You showed him turning around to object, which meets the police definition of resistance which is anything less than eager agreement, it seems. I've noticed you don't seem to think being handcuffed means much nowadays, too.

[@MrBeevee5]

You explained well the natural reaction to this bodily intrusion.

[@humblebwonderful9705]

Thank God someone still has some sense out there.

[@snowhero9]

this channel is getting real favorable to police...it is disgusting

[@TheGiantRobot]

@@snowhero9 Yeah, the last few videos I've seen really put me off.

[@komlat253]

People dont want to get man handle or planted for sure

[@The3Halliwell3]

uhm no it is fully understandable that he reacted to a pat down like this, he did not 'resist', he was approached and TOUCHED suddenly without a PROPER warning from behind by a stranger, ANYONE would turn around out surprise, he did not remove the officers hands. he didnt not do anything other than turn around and raise his arms in surprise at the touch. yes he said hold on, but surely any person should be afforded a SECOND to understand what is going on. definitely not pepper spray worthy. and how could they fully investigate if they dont even talk to the person who called if it was on her property`. BIG F.

[@Jericho27]

4:58 "Are you a fugitive from justice?" WHAT THE HELL?

[@Jericho27]

@Dave Blackman yeah. Lol

[@sensory_deprivation4126]

He didn't make that up on the spot as that's the verbiage used in Texas warrants.... agree that it sounds old timey and a bit dramatic

[@Jericho27]

@@sensory_deprivation4126 still. Wtf texas

[@twentyfourtythree1190]

Racial bias.

[@marcsmith2708]

Yeah, that's a strange wording but apparently that's what's on their warrants in Texas. The irony is yes, he actually did have warrants for his arrest....

[@petertomspeter8879]

The cops reminds me of hyenas the way to sneak up on someone ready to pounce

[@MessOfThings]

Like spiders they build this ridiculously sticky web and if you dare touch it they pounce on you

[@ArissXAS]

I believe it's somewhat standard to always be careful in that line of job. I've seen some videos where cops were killed or harmed because they weren't expecting a bad outcome, sometimes even on a simple traffic stop. I am all for the innocents too, but I wouldn't hold a standard approach against every cop because of some bad cops that follow the same standards.

[@greyrifterrellik5837]

@Quartinium Quite the opposite, actually. They are so poorly trained that they are excessively afraid in these situations. Most times, police violence is out of paranoia rather than malice. They need *more* funding, for better training (and better technology/systems/etc. for screening people to keep the corrupt from joining in the first place.)

[@jasonbladzinski5336]

@@ArissXAS More often it's the citizen that is in danger. Being a police officer doesn't even make it into the top 10 most dangerous jobs. Working in a factory, being a fisherman, a teacher, or a firemen are all considerably more dangerous than being a cop.

[@Servingourstories]

I just imagine the Lion King with them though 😅😂

[@Paraselene_Tao]

This channel is incredible. It's like cops TV show but much higher quality. Everything is explained in a factual manner... I appreciate it a lot.

[@138PM]

This was so intimidating. I felt very nervous for him. I would’ve gave them a lower grade.

[@kingbird1737]

I would of gave them a Z

[@blaze556922]

He always gives these cops C's when they should get f's

[@americanlegaldefense7789]

"He was _well_ within his authority to conduct a pat down." This statement ignores: • Minnessotta v. Dickerson • Ybarra v. Illinois • Terry v. Ohio • Arizona v. Johnson They state that an officer may only conduct a pat down on reasonable suspicion *of being armed and dangerous.* _To proceed from a stop to a frisk, the police officer must reasonably suspect that the person stopped _*_is armed and dangerous._* 𝑨𝒓𝒊𝒛𝒐𝒏𝒂 𝒗. 𝑱𝒐𝒉𝒏𝒔𝒐𝒏

[@nunyabizness4382]

He's black, and they are white officers in Texas. That's all the reasonable suspicion they need for the courts here, no doubt.

[@americanlegaldefense7789]

@@nunyabizness4382 I don't believe race has anything to do with it. The problem is that Conservatives have a tendency to support Police too much. It's a good thing to support the Police as a general rule, but individual cops should be treated like any other citizen. And Conservatives often tend to ignore the little details and focus only on the big picture. Liberals, however tend to focus a great deal on every little detail when it comes to stop and search. Conservatives are also much more likely than liberals to grant qualified immunity for overlooking those little details. One appeals court (I think it was the 5th circuit) granted immunity to an officer's use of violent force against an individual because he "didn't witness the patdown" and thus "could have reasonably believed he was armed." This is unnerving. In the 1803 case of _Marbury v. Madison_ the Supreme Court said a man ought to be able to turn to the laws of his country for a remedy when his rights are violated. A recent ruling said it was the founders' intention for people to seek a remedy at law when law enforcement violate their rights. So the problem isn't about race. It's about the traditional Conservative expectation that police are right and citizens should help the Police to show their support. And they'll overlook those "subtle facts" to rule in favour of Police. I don't depart from Conservative values much, but this rule and that of "qualified immunity" violate the basic values of liberty.

[@ItalianFalangist88]

@@nunyabizness4382 13%-52%

[@jacobveryberry]

you're auditing audit the auditor and I like it

[@muleb384]

9:35 traffic warrants are one of the most grating aspect of public policing, and seem to be a pretext for many searches and elevation of charges based on those searches that would not otherwise have been based on probable cause. Traffic enforcement through jailing is and extreme, profit-oriented abuse of the public trust.

[@Al-Gore-ithm]

A perfect example of why you dont speak to the police.

[@silenthunger3472]

I have never understood how identification would help in determining whether a crime is being or about to be committed. It's almost always about finding a reason to get you in a cage so they can work you for money and get a file going on you so they can continue to harass and exploit you.

[@kylemotty5951]

It's not. It's a racket to see if you have any outstanding warrants. Its justified bullshit.

[@markshaw309]

I like how they say “show ID, that way if someone breaks into a house here tonight, we have a list of people who were in the area.” WTF, why would I want to be on that list?

[@vadr1651]

@@markshaw309 Because preventing them from creating the list in the most efficient way means obstructing their work. They try to be efficient, and you don't cooperate. Not that I ever heard about such a list used anywhere, or mentioned in the codes of criminal procedure.

[@thecasualfly]

It's fishing.. purely that.. and bs.. they try to pretty it up with all these other reasons to violate peoples rights but they do it because they are bullies.. not every cop, but ones like these 100%

[@j.p.f.4007]

Why do officers ALWAYS INSIST that failing to ID is against the law?

[@harveywallbanger1738]

They have nothing else to work with?

[@harveywallbanger1738]

Grasping at straws?

[@W8RIT1]

11:30 the officer states: "you already admitted you weren't here for any reason"...when he told them that he was at the location to get his cousin.

[@CCmagee3]

No, he picked his cousin up from the front of the trailer park. The driveway he was in was probably who called the police on him. He sat too long and they got scared. I would have too. He should ha e let a licensed driver drive and they would have checked the license and then informed the homeowner the vehicle was broke down and no one would have gone to jail.

[@glorioskiola]

@@CCmagee3 someone was once parked in my parking space. I told them to move. I didn’t call the police.

[@CCmagee3]

@@glorioskiola They were probably scared to come out and say anything. Could have been a little old lady. So, if you have warrants, a kilo of coke, five guns and you're a convicted felon, maybe don't park in someone's drive you never met. Or, knock on the door explain you are broke down and assure the person someone is coming to tow you away. Don't just sit there for thirty minutes. But, I would probably approach them and ask what they were doing to.

[@Gambit0590]

@@CCmagee3 are you saying that you've never used a driveway to turn around

[@CCmagee3]

@@Gambit0590 I'm saying I never broke down in someone's driveway without knocking on the door and explaining why I'm sitting in someone's private property. The cops would have never been called had they just did that. But, sit in my driveway for fifteen minutes and I'm gonna call the cops too. In today's society, fk that.

[@snoopy49099]

This is what a Gang of Blue looks like!

[@stephaniebrooks8044]

Absolutely!

[@bgbishop25]

I have great respect for your work. My father was a law enforcement officer for 30 years. He was always the one to say that "a few of us give the rest a bad name". Here in Canada it is now becoming a more public issue because of our ability to view everything in real time. If you could offer your expertise to the Canadian laws and rights landscape. The audit community here would be very grateful and it may help with our current tribulations with police. We have made great strives but the balance has shifted to the point of law enforcement being confined in the news and community. Your unbiased stance i feel would do wonders for our entire justice system.

[@jasonleslie203]

"What's the big deal about not saying your name?" Let's ask cops that very same question when they refuse to identify themselves

[@chrisbell1687]

Seems he was more startled by the pat search, than to actively resist.

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

I wonder what would happen if you came up behind a cop and started copping feels.

[@AliValentine143]

If I'm on his jury that's how I view it too ..and I don't blame him!

[@nalistergaming7658]

Yeah. The cop whispered it to the other cop. He didn't announce it to the guy. If he had announced it to the dude and actually gave him a chance to submit then things would have gone differently.

[@1SCme]

Yup - it is ridiculous officers aren't required to: 1. Announce the beginning of the stop/detention. 2. Articulate their reasonable suspicion, and any new suspicions derived from the investigation. 3. Announce each action like a frisk or intent to use cuffs (unless the person is already resisting). 4. Document every detention, use of cuffs, pulling weapon, etc. 5. Respect the person's rights once declared (4th Amendment, 5th Amendment). 6. Perform the investigation in a timely manner and not engage in action which unnecessarily delay the investigation (such as repeatedly asking the same question after the person legally refuses to answer). 7. Promptly end the detention when the investigation is no longer being progressed. 8. Promptly return all personal items. 9 Promptly announced the end of the detention. 10. Provide some means of identifying the officer on request for a complaint (doesn't have to be officer's name for his protection, just department and badge number), and provide name after court case is progressed.

[@jawhearrdbruh7221]

Should’ve gotten a lower grade here for the unnecessary macing of Mr. Frazier. It was passive resistance at most w four cops who cant cuff someone w/ out using mace?! wouldn’t want to have encounter w either of these 4 cops if that’s how they react. Even if what they did was within their authority.

[@Graemesbullys]

“We got a call on you so we have to ID you”. If you ever hear these words you know for sure they are a criminal

[@GenXisT]

"WE GOT A CALL" is the great equalizer. In other words, whenever the cops say this, the law and the US Constitution are null and void for the remainder of the contact with the cops. Arrested for resisting arrest. It's the dumbest of all dumb things ever!

[@Fedproman]

Whenever they open their mouths the Constitution is null and void.

[@AppleGonCrumble]

This is so frustrating. He started out smiling and laughing with the cops. Probably would have went above and beyond for them but they had to assume he had weapons and shit for no reason and it immediately soured the mood on the interaction. Ego and good ole boys caused this shit.

[@LesbianWitchAcademia]

"Why don't you want to give us your name? Are you wanted for something?" That right there is exactly why you really don't have an option to not tell a cop your name. They'll just find some way to use your refusal to identify as reasonable suspicion or probable cause.

[@SmickyD]

There needs to be a law in place that holds the caller accountable for lying to dispatch or calling in baseless claims. This could have been avoided and would have been if we didn't give so much authority to these high school dropouts.

[@JL-bm2sp]

There is. It's abuse of 911 it's just rarely used.

[@danielwebster5748]

That's what I was thinking anything that happens to him they are partly responsible for that and a large part.

[@morlock2200]

i will never understand. Resisting Arrest is a normal human reflex, if someone tries too grab you you will instinctivly defend yourself, thats why they need too give proper warning. The cop said he was going too do a search barely even a second before he tried too do it. Thats no time to understand , and whats worse he came form behind all of a sudden . That would cause most people with an average-strong survival instinct too fight back.

[@cpzd83]

This channel has taught me that it is almost IMPOSSIBLE for a cop to be truly in the wrong in court. They are almost allowed to do whatever they want

[@elonmust7470]

not with a good attorney. A good attorney will dismantle cops by getting them on the stand & making them look like the petulant lying children that they are...

[@Jo_Kuiper]

The police thinks that because they've had a call, they can demand the name and DOB of the person why the call was for. They don't.

[@TEHSTONEDPUMPKIN]

I think the police absolutely are deserving of an "F" in this instance, not a "C"

[@cwiltedtheprophet5385]

"We think you're intoxicated but if you just give us your ID we'll let you drive off no problem." That definitely makes sense and they are totally not making up complete bullshit to ID this man for simply being black.

[@beemerbill1572]

I repeatedly remind my Afro-Brazilian stepson to always do the following: Do not talk to the police. Do not consent to a search. Obey police orders even if they are not lawful. Save your arguments for the judge. He claims he already knows this and so it doesn’t need repeating. I keep repeating it.

[@deinojohnson1638]

That just makes you annoying and overbearing. If he already knows and you're aware of this you're just being condescending every time you repeat yourself. Respect your children more

[@williamlockwood4621]

@@deinojohnson1638 Mind your own business Karen!!!!

[@deinojohnson1638]

@@williamlockwood4621 The irony of you jumping into a conversation you were no part of to tell someone to mind their own business is hilarious. Do better in the future son. You're smarter than you just made yourself look.

[@deinojohnson1638]

And that's how you talk to your son

[@williamlockwood4621]

@@deinojohnson1638 And what part of mind your own business didn’t you understand, KAREN??????

[@GlucoseGuy]

I like how the officers are telling mr Frazier that he's wasting their time by not giving his ID. No, you're wasting everyone's time by insisting on him telling you information that he doesn't have to.

[@mkirkman89]

They deserve an F! They violated his 4th/5th Amendment rights which should instantly give them a failure grade. They also lied later in the video that the caller said he was intoxicated which was different from what they said at the beginning.

[@scorpionx7044]

Never admit that you have outstanding warrants. Let them figure that out for themselves.

[@Jcraft153]

The dude got a C-? he was just waiting for the repair man, got surrounded by cops and was rightfully cautious. Have we forgotten recent racially motivated interactions that have been in the media? I can imagine myself what a wallet could be misinterpreted as to a cop and how quickly they could escalate the encounter especially considering he was a fugitive and the cops were being very demanding and accusing him of trespassing when he knew he was stranded and not there to commit a crime. I would have expected at least a B, not sure about your grading on this one.

[@johnpatton6470]

He told on himself, and plead the fifth.

[@onaga2574]

He had already lifted his shirt to show them he was unarmed so the sudden attempt to physically search him without warning was uncalled for and unsettling. It was a reflex responsible to someone suddenly grabbing you from behind. Kinda like when they're attempting to break your arm or choke you out or any of the many things they do to cause you pain or fear of death to which any normal person would instinctively and reactively resist. But because the law rarely considers natural human instincts and behavior. Cops often get away with things like unnecessary use of force, escalations and abuse of power

[@dynjarren5454]

I call it what it is: Further actions causing mass distrust of cops.

[@jsncrso]

Why? the guy was uncooperative and had warrants, hence he got what he deserved

[@Jeremy-wp4yh]

@@jsncrso is this sarcasm?

[@billmcconnell1837]

When the officer snuck up behind him and started grabbing him a normal human reaction is jump or move to she what was going on. The fact the officer immediately grabbed him and threw him against his car and getting pepper sprayed does not amount to resisting arrest. You ever been pepper sprayed? You react in anguish. That then is not resisting it is reacting to violence on one’s person. If they officer said stand there and then proceeds to knock you down, then arrests you for failure to comply, it is bogus.

[@ChiDraconis]

I tested civilian grade Capsicums Oleoresin by spraying it in my face then attempting to operate a coin-operated pay-phone finding that though it is not safe-relaxed I was able to dial a specific number repeatedly ~Similarly those consumer-grade "Tasers" have nearly no-effect on me demonstrating to my brother that as his supervisor had instructed him they also only upset an actual core-criminal by demonstrating in the retail display area by rubbing in on my inside inner forearm that it is useless or aggravating ○ I have not been able to arrange a test of LE Tasers though have been hit 2 or 3 times by 277 which is far more deadly ◘ I side with LEO here as it appears to my by incomplete viewing of the video that SOI was lingering for some reason rather than normal vehicle recovery

[@billmcconnell1837]

@@ChiDraconis I personally avoid pepper spray and tasers. As far as what I saw the gentleman was a victim of an inoperable vehicle. Since that was clear obvious the officers escalated the encounter way passed what should be acceptable. Not withstanding he admitted he may have a warrant outstanding. To which arrest was warranted. That was his fault. However the stopping and speaking with him was about the 911 call. Clearly not intoxicated. Explained why his vehicle was disabled and help was on the way to correct the problem so he could repair his vehicle

[@billmcconnell1837]

Demanding ID with unlawful orders is just plain wrong. I know they lie to get sheep to comply, but it is still immoral entrapment( not the legal sense).

[@ChiDraconis]

@@billmcconnell1837 I followed your response-the details explain to me further facts-in my situation I am tole by "Torac" ( his prison alias ) that there have been 935 theft by burglary @ 1 location alone in the area where the 2 traffic intercepts resulted in shining bright LED into the lens of my iris with LED Light bar also causing "adverse" opinion • There was a supervisor present at one whom stepped in to inform me there would be an arrest had I not complied yet the "935" is ~500-x what I can comprehend and keep as concept yet in my 2 instances I ran clean on NCIS so what is the concept that drives the "Billy Bully, A school-yard counting tale by Alvaro & Ana Galan - Kids Books | Storytime with Elena" → This is so far beyond my nature that I am at a loss and seek ideas as to how to position & conduct my affairs ◘ Avoid civilian "avoid pepper spray and tasers" as they are ineffective as constraint of those whom live a hard-life and make for difficulties-in the situation presented if used they will knock a person to the ground despite my bravado claims yet I have been hit by "instantly deadly voltage" and just shook it off missing 3 blundered steps while acceleration to the field mobile office trailer had 3 supervisors blowing hot-air whom immediately responded to my report correctly ○ I have remediation of several physical stuff and am contemplating a jaunt to Anderson County TN where my online honey is targeting me as replacement husband for the moron she unloaded ~ I am trying to scam here for the $138,000 proceeds of recent house-sale to finance my journey-she is fast on the mind enough to make joke of it & can whup me if I attempt blurrable bubble blowing but where do we get-one of them still had his cadet bars-"The only one you can catch" being the honest Joe & Josie Normal????? ◘ As a matter of course without a need we are back to the PI type invest to explain badged officer's in my case ~ this does not cut it for serve & protect; I am at a loss for what to think

[@Ms.Byrd68]

If some stranger puts his hands on you your going to react to that! Stop making it seem unreasonable that a person resists being 'touched' or 'forcibly' detained. Even a 'duckling' will RESIST being restrained, a child, an animal. It's NATURAL to resist anything that makes you 'vulnerable' or even to FEEL vulnerable.

[@NiamhCreates]

I was really nervous for him the entire time.

[@uagino1]

Aww, cute.

[@weztciide619]

Man, he was being so cool and cordial.

[@FordPrefict42]

Cop - Why do people resist giving their information? Also Cop - Maces dude while his buddies jump him.

[@roberthollandsworth1809]

These cops were not here to be his friend. From the second they approached him, they intended to put him in a cage. And they wonder why he didn’t want to give him his name.

[@haszak1]

I would have given them a D or F. A cop shouldn't just sneak up behind someone and start feeling them up. Especially after they've been arguing with the man (are more especially since they were dead wrong in that argument). If someone's pissed off, especially if you're the one who pissed him off, let them calm down before you put your hands on them. He already showed them he had no weapons, so what's the big rush?

[@Valiere2024]

This was absolutely a case of racial profiling and intentional escalation. The C- was way to generous.

[@mikehunt9545]

Regardless of the fact that this new had any warrants, the tactics and mindset of these officers display exactly what is the problem today. A person standing next to a vehicle that says their car is broken down and immediately the police want to turn it into something much more. I've had police want me to identify myself for having McDonald's food in my lap and eating it in my car while in the McDonald's parking lot, claiming that they believe that I'm only sitting in my car and eating the food at Mcdonalds to case The Joint to Rob McDonalds. Never in my life have I heard that it's suspicion of a crime to order food at a drive-thru and to still eat it on the property. There is no such signage on the property either that said anything about if you get your food in the drive-through get the f*** out of here

[@hiftylonghead892]

Because american police are completely untrained. They take social rejects and give them power. Here in germany there is no quota or whatever to be filled like in the USA, so police dont go around causing problems with people who just need some help starting their car. The police here are actually here to protect and serve.

[@Grabthar191]

I think I would like the cops to investigate if that vehicle belongs to the person, especially if it has locked up on them. A number of vehicles have anti-theft devices that lock up when they don't have the microchip keyfob in the legitimate key. Asking for a identification so they can verify the vehicle belongs to them should be reasonable, they might also have a suspended license from something like DUI etc, that you wouldn't want them on the road.

[@mikehunt9545]

@@Grabthar191 so you mean to tell me that it's your personal opinion that everyone who is broke down on the side of the road should be investigated because of the possibility of theft? If you know anything about Vehicles, you can take one look at the SUV that is standing next to and know that it does not have any such theft deterrent of that technical caliber

[@Grabthar191]

@@mikehunt9545 They should have their license probably looked at. Does that vehicle belong to them? Do they have a suspended license? Etc. etc. It's important to check just some standard things and you might save a life, or recover stolen property. Heck you might even discover that he's got some 8 year old girl tied up in the back. Imagine if no one asked any questions of Tim McVeigh, who was captured because the State Trooper noticed he didn't have a license plate.

[@mikehunt9545]

@@Grabthar191 the average person doesn't believe that every person should be investigated so thoroughly over things that do not create a reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime has taken place therefore it is safe for me to assume that you yourself are an officer of the law and I don't even want to say an officer of the law simply because cops that think the way you do typically think that way because they look at the more people to investigate the more likelihood I am upholstering my reports to make me look better to line my pockets with more money, it's not in the pursuit of justice and we both know this just by your predatory speech

[@speedytruck]

Your content is amazing. People are spreading misinformation in the comments because you’re unbiased and take the time find all that legal information, but you produce high quality informative content. Thank you for the video!

[@liquidmark5081]

I can tell you that one reason to have a problem with a pat down is because cops might try to plant something on you if they make physical contact with your body if they’re dirty.

[@sijonda]

These kind of situations will END when it's illegal for police to lie to the public. Handle it the same way as illegal search and seizures. Anything handled charged afterwards is dropped along with any impound charges for taken property and lost pay.

[@ChiDraconis]

When water is dry and Ice is HOT you may begin looking for your fantasy

[@sijonda]

@@ChiDraconis Give me an example of a liquid that is dry. And when ice is considered hot. Not saying you can't but I want to work the logic of it.

[@claywiley9556]

“We’re not worried about your tickets but tell us your name so we can arrest you for those tickets”

[@YouLoseSir]

Generous C-, I say D+ at best

[@Chechen1fighters]

I would give those cops F-

[@CháleloTheAtheist]

I give them a G-

[@martinkuliza]

Yeah.... D for DICKHEAD + for... REALLY BIG DICKHEAD

[@quiksix25]

It's chilling when they start to circle him- seriously

[@n300zx931]

Imagine being arrested for resisting arrest.

[@veramae4098]

Rex Stout wrote a series about a detective Nero Wolfe, and his helper Archie Goodwin: Police pounding on door: "Open up in the name of the law!" Archie leaning against the door, nearly helpless with laughter: "It's the law that keeps you out."