The 6 "No's" You Should Know When It Comes to Law Enforcement

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[@sjaywjayw70]

So, don't hurt a cops feelings, or they'll exact revenge like a child? Copy that.

[@BelindaPadro-jh4zo]

It’s called a “retaliation citation “😡

[@warbuzzard7167]

You may beat the rap, but you won't beat the ride.

[@wadehampton1737]

@@warbuzzard7167 Exactly. Unless the cop trips into a current American political taboo (and we all know what those are)....you are likely gonna be today's toy to play with.

[@Lemonarmpits]

Yeah it's horrible I was the victim they were called and they beat me up and I didn't do anything to anyone

[@BelindaPadro-jh4zo]

@@Lemonarmpits my son was homeschooled because we live In a remote location. He’s never done ANYTHING…. He’s still a virgin even. I was pulled over for going 20mph in a fifteen. He was sitting in the back of my highlander suffering from allergies. Was searching for a tissue and they pulled him out of the vehicle and tried to scare him by putting their hands on him, roughing him up trying to get him to resist. He did not. They had to let him go but it was totally illegal not to mention WRONG. They told me to stay in Car and pulled him back out of my vision. We didn’t get names or badge numbers. (Leander,Texas)

[@jason-ed1uo]

To sum up, qualified immunity suspends the constitution.

[@Yfguu]

I hate it when he says "officers lie because they're just like everyone else." It's like "no they shouldn't be" they have immense power over the ordinary citizen and shouldn't be able to just freely lie and the be blindly believed. They should be held to a higher standard because they have such power and be held accountable because that power shouldn't be abused.

[@douglasoligney1001]

and yet the SCOTUS has given them carte blanche to lie at will without repercussion

[@williammartinez840]

They're supposed to be amor authority but they are absolutely not

[@douglasoligney1001]

@@LWLProductions by holding them accountable when they break the law and putting them in prison for it like any one else ,no one is asking for saints ,just humans that follow the law

[@wadehampton1737]

The same for preachers.....

[@johnjacobjinglehimerschmid3555]

If the first assumption is that everybody lies.... You'll never be disappointed.

[@georgebowman1060]

I know someone who was very polite and still ended up on the ground out of nowhere.

[@kindcrone]

My life was ruined by 2 Miami cops. I am not a criminal.

[@carter6070]

Isn’t it terrible that you’re not required to have an ID or present and ID to an officer in the United States but simply because you exercise that right, you can get arrested and still face huge consequences and permanently being in a system where the only thing that people see is that you have been arrested. I’m not saying I wouldn’t show my ID to avoid that, I definitely would, but definitely not because that’s the way things should be.

[@mbvoorhees]

You are required to have a license when you’re driving.

[@bluntfrazez]

🤔 When going places are you 'Driving' a 'commerce vehicle' Or using your 'common law freedom' to 'travel' from point A to point B...?👈🏿 police have sworn an Oath to Protect your rights... are they honoring their word?

[@carter6070]

@@mbvoorhees well I wasn’t talking about only driving per say, but still, my point stands you’re not required to present an id to an officer if you’re not suspected of a crime.

[@ILoveWhenTurkeyHasEarthquakes]

@@bluntfrazez Lol police have pretty much never protected people's rights. They're basically nothing more than bounty hunters on patrol, looking for lawbreakers to take in.

[@thomaslee9322]

Anarchy is the way it should be!!!!!!!

[@torqtorqtorq]

"Legally, no, you don't have to do X, but if you don't, the officer is likely to get mad and unlawfully arrest you, and you don't want that, so you should just do X anyway." This is some serious victim-blaming here. Who would hire this guy to defend them

[@williammartinez840]

Not me. He's like a public defender, they always tell you to plead guilty no matter what.

[@omars-qz6rn]

@@williammartinez840 the term is actually public pretender

[@williammartinez840]

@@omars-qz6rn yes, in Philly I always said if you want to go to jail, get a Public Defender, because they usually have many cases and don't know much about any of them. In this case I'm sure his Public Pretender will throw her all into this, it's a big case, could make her famous.

[@omars-qz6rn]

@@williammartinez840 can’t stress enough how much a difference a paid attorney makes

[@vickiestimpson4214]

O9

[@Barkebain]

If you are not required to present ID, then the act of the officer threatening arrest is deprivation of rights under color of law by coercion. If they actually arrest you, then it the same crime but "by force". This lawyer is a danger to our constitution. Also note - whenever you give your ID to police, they will run you through several state and federal databases for warrants. Each time your ID is run for warrants, there is a record of it. Any time you apply for a job or a loan (especially at a larger corporation), one of the things they check for is how many times you have had your ID run by police. Even if it comes back with no warrants, it can still work against you when you apply for a job, a loan, etc.

[@mattm.5436]

Not to mention this would make simple traffic stops -To which the majority of people have been subject to-something which would gravely affect the majority of people. This Not so. Cannot be so. You are perpetuating false information. Just shut the F Up.

[@jamesrobbins510]

If police were punished for punitive arrests they would not arrest you in retaliation for being rude! It’s a training issue train the police from the start they choose to be police they weren’t drafted against their will they volunteered and are being well paid for their service teach the police that if they arrest someone it had better be for a crime. If there not sure then detain them in the backseat of the cruiser until you get the information to determine if a crime was committed because again rudeness is not a criminal act but trying to ruin a citizens reputation in retaliation is a crime itself! FREE COUNTRY!

[@MrTheHillfolk]

james robbins I’ve got an app on my phone where I see who’s been booked into the county jail. When I see the charge resisting arrest , someone got the shaft and will continue to do so if they don’t get a lawyer

[@noyb154]

Weak. No, dont be "polite". Be direct and clear and unemotional. "Am I free to go?", "I do not consent to a search." "My lawyer advised me not to answer police questions.", "What is your name and badge number?"

[@Flotter-Flo]

This is bad advice. Being arrested is a problem, true, but you shouldn't waive your rights to prevent an unlawful arrest. Stand your ground (verbally/legally) and if they arrest you, don't resist and hire a competent lawyer. They will tell you how to fight an unlawful arrest, how long that can be stored and how to request your arrest record to make sure it was deleted everywhere.

[@keywestfan2503]

OMG, this guy couldn’t look more like a lawyer if he tried! Lol

[@winstonwolff]

He's an ex-cop portraying himself as a lawyer

[@bigboots6114]

you can see he still thinks like a law enforcement officer

[@goldwinger5434]

If I had a dollar for everytime that I heard a cop say, "You have to show me ID" or "You have to answer my questions," I could retire. Cops are trained to fish for information and cops are trained to lie.

[@HawksDiesel]

Abolish qualified immunity. Got it.

[@2Truth4Liberty]

some(most probably) cops will lie, other cops will not lie the main point is that they can LEGALLY lie

[@Notarabbit911]

All cops always lie

[@peterholt8724]

I respected your father. He was a great sheriff. When I was a little boy my dad was a police officer and when your father was running for sheriff we would go down to his campaign headquarters and put signs together. A lot of officers were there helping. It was fun and I learned a lot about your father and the good he did for our community. And his son is doing the same. Thank you.👍

[@ncooty]

@4:06: There's quite a bit of excuse-making for unjustified bullying and invented pretexts for searches or uses of force. You seem to excuse all searches as reasonable as long as an officer can invent a suspicion--e.g., bulges in clothing, "furtive movements" (real or imagined), hands near a waistband (you know, where hands usually are), etc. This is the strange inconsistency of conservatives who are both "anti-government" and obsequiously deferential to authority. I just don't follow the legal theory of a defense attorney who pre-emptively excuses violations of civil rights... unless he's just a cynic/ pragmatist who thinks civil rights are better thought of as mercies from our betters if we cower and snivel appropriately. You're seriously talking about cops as if their power resides in veiled or implied threats, not in legitimacy, and it's not clear what conduct from them you wouldn't excuse. Should I ever need one, that's not the sort of defense strategy I'd want.

[@pieterwillembotha6719]

This guy clearly says to never talk to the cops under any circumstances. From his perspective as an attorney, if he was defending someone, he cannot say that the cop is outright lying, rather, he is informing us that cops will say things such as that "real or imagined"; eg the bulge in one's pocket.

[@philipbriney4430]

I have not been pulled over for years the last time it was harvest and the combine broke down. I was running 15 mph over the limit and had my usual .44 on my hip. The officer was not able to turn around brcause of traffic. Our highway has no shoulder and is dangerous. I saw his lights go on so found what I thought was a safe place pulled over to wait for him. When he pulled in behind me I asked right away if he was safe were I pulled over. It turned out I knew him very well and in fact often talked guns with him. When I informed him I had my gun he reminded me he knew just what I carry. No trouble I got a really strict warning and then he asked if he could use my gun range of course I said yes. If I was not polite and honest I told him we had a harvest breakdowm anf I had panicked worrying about the crops.

[@terrymcguire8476]

My favorite one is the only charge is resisting arrest. How can one be only charged for resisting arrest without another reason for being arrested to start with. 🤣

[@c490493]

that's because in reality police have their own laws ... your are guilty ( that means you can be arrested) until they/you can prove that you aren't .. .. you were proven innocent of your original crime but well u resisted arrest so that's your crime now!... interfering with investigation they call it I believe .. makes sense right .. lol.. lol

[@freddieknapp9337]

you can he is an ex cop. i would never hire him or take his advice. never talk to the police. never answer their questions. if they have a warrant they will tell u.

[@stonewall6551]

this is america the land of the free you have the right to have a BAD ATTITUDE. POLICE are TRAINED PROFESSIONALS . they must be held to a higher standard. they should be trained to stay calm in any situation period.......

[@MiJaHa]

So, whatever happened to our right to resist unlawful arrest?

[@alexm7777]

Piece mealed away

[@goldwinger5434]

Good video, some good information. Please tell your cameraperson to film in "landscape". Thanks.

[@interiorak]

So when the officer says bend over because I need to check your suspicious body cavities ... I should say how far do I need bend over ... resistance is futile ? And LE stops are a "lose ... lose" proposition. "So here's the deal" ... with it ! ?

[@chetpomeroy1399]

The personality traits of the individual officers come into play, as well. If officer candidates do not undergo sufficient psychiatric screening, specifically for traits consistent with Cluster B personality disorders before the badges are passed out, then the local community is in for a world of hurt.

[@mikmik9034]

Rule #1. OBEY! COMPLY! or Die! when confronted by a "King's man". When (IF) you get to court then *maybe* you can present your doubts, If the court has time to listen. Seizure and searching computers and mobile phones are violations. RARE is it that a Kop can get a search warrant for specific information to seize, they get a warrant to FISH for anything they can charge.

[@InnocentUntil718]

2:56 These people always sound crazy talking about bow to cops. We don't owe them any subservience. That's the problem now. They're more committed to getting responded to like dictators that employed public servants who took oaths they swore to uphold. Actually, the onus is on them to be polite, courteous, and respectful. For several reasons. Whether we choose to or not. This idea that we need to bow to cops for fear that they'll abuse their authority and violate our rights if we don't is absolutely ridiculous. You talk to them how you choose to. The only thing he was right about is the fact that the cowards will go rogue when you don't bow to their imaginary authority. THAT'S what needs to be addressed. Not this idea that encouraging tax paying citizens who employ these homegrown terrorists to cower in fear to them is the best path forward.

[@dmsturgeon8762]

If you're arrested for standing up for your rights, the arrest will not stand up in court and wouldn't be used agaisnt you when looking for a job or could it cost you a job. Any lawyer thart would tell you to speak with police officers or i.d. without being placed under arrest, or voluntarily allow them to search yourself, your car, or home is an idiot and not a good lawyer.

[@davidd6660]

Im curious if talking to police serves your clients. Usually defense attorneys advise to maintain a polite attitude and simply invoke the right to silence.

[@ncooty]

@2:14: So when thinking of institutions with access to public records of arrests, the top 2 that came to mind were "the government" and _teachers' unions?!_

[@johnnyappleseed6960]

You can take the Officer out of the Blue Gang, but you cannot take the Blue Gang out of the Officer....

[@sooz9433]

Wow... his initials are monogrammed on his cuff... beware.

[@howardholland8196]

Times we live in is changing for the worst. We have democrat liberal officials, whole police forces that not only hate this country as founded ,have no respect for the constitution they swore to uphold. They despise civil rights. It may have proper to cooperate with authorities and over information to assist these authorities in the distant past. Not this day and age. As raised , I will always treat an officer with respect. But that is all. No voluntary information. I will not agree to searches. And invoke my right to remain silent

[@kinghere29]

Police are allowed to lie, but if you lie to them it's a crime so your best bet is to keep the conversation to a bear minimum and if they start asking a bunch of questions, remain silent --5th amendment-- and if asked don't agree to anything especially if you are innocent

[@atmanivedanam]

What he's saying is that we are all targets of the TERRORIST police state!!

[@sthorson3955]

I was stalked by a man for almost two yr. I was going to a soup kitchen that allowed this man to terrorized women and I was stalked by this man and harrassed by his daughter. 8 times l had to get protection order for him to leave me alone( I told him that I didnt want a boyfriend, l was married for 24 yr). the last time I was in court - he tried to get the protection order admended/ stopped( again)- and his daughter kept calling the police and had me arrested. I was already leaving and the 2 police officers grabbed me (I use forearm crutches to walk because of a broken back). I calmly said that l had not committed a crime and that l have a back and neck injury. When they pulled my purse off my right shoulder and body- they dislocated my neck. I was booked and fingerprinted while in excruciating pain. I promptly went to my neck doctor to get my neck realigned and filed a complaint against the two officers. The state lawyers agreed that l had done everything possible to protect myself from this stalker.I was found innocent of the incident. Noticed the officers lied on their report to cover their inappropriate actions. I cringe to think that now l have a record of being arrested. I have no criminal history

[@MAgaSUXX]

You are only expected to identify yourself to Florida law enforcement officers (police officers and Sheriff's deputies, not immigration or FBI agents) when you are stopped on suspicion of a crime or a traffic violation. If you don't have identification documents, you may choose to remain silent.

[@winstonwolff]

When he said he used to be a cop, then used the term " we don't like it" like he still thinks of himself as a cop had me suspicious. No way I'm hiring an ex-cop to defend me against cops. You are out of your mind.

[@jimmy-ke2gb]

The day I have to worry about if my constitution is going to disruption and get arrested for something I stand up for they can keep you so call unions and move to China I love my constitution right that's the difference of someone that is owned and free.

[@lpd1snipe]

I fish while open carrying a pistol here in Florida because I am allowed to do so. Florida Statutes Title XLVI crimes 790.25 (3) (h). The local police don't like it and become confrontational because they don't know the law, and some idiot calls them and says there's a man down at the river with a gun. So I have to correct them and show them a copy of the law which I bring when I'm fishing. I don't have to ID either unless I'm being detained or arrested. They tell me I have to ID and I tell them no I do not. If I am arrested, qualified immunity is not going to help after I've given them a copy of the law, and they've called into their local station.

[@larainyday964]

My standing policy to dealing with cops - I give them my full legal name and social security no. & then go mute. I respectfully decline to answer any questions, not even innocuous ones like, "Where ya comin' from?", etc.

[@sentientnatalie]

You don't even have to give them SSN, they've no right to that as a non-federal agent (I don't know if you're required to show someone like the FBI the SSN, but definitely not some lower tier copper), just only that identifying information legally required. The law does say that you have to verbally claim your right to silence. "I claim my right to silence, I decline to answer any questions" or "I invoke the 5th Amendment" ought to be enough.

[@Whitegorillaboy]

You're an idiot. Under Section 7 of the Privacy Act of 1974, neither federal, state, nor local government agencies, including police, have any legal authority to demand your SSN, and they may be sued under 42 U.S.C. Sec. 1983 for monetary damages, injunctive relief, attorneys fees and costs of suit. Giving up your SSN is giving up your valuable right to not disclose it to police. Don't ever give your SSN to a cop before consulting with a lawyer to determine your rights.

[@jimzuppe8744]

cops lie show up for jury duty people

[@lelandlewis7207]

What he is saying is that some cops lie sometimes, not all cops lie at all times. There are 1000x more honest cops than dishonest, it is just that today, with everyone surveiling cops, the dishonest ones make the news more; you almost never hear about the honest ones because they don't bring in viewers or readers.

[@robinbanks6433]

This guy is giving terrible advice. All you should provide is your name and DOB and politely say you will not answer any further questions without your legal representation present. THAT'S IT!

[@MiJaHa]

END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY! MAKE THEM RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS!

[@ramonborreromccormick6165]

Very good video and advice! Thanks you for taking the time to educate us!

[@LM-qb6fu]

Laws vary by state. Ohio revised code 2921.29 requires identification of name, address, DOB when requested by law enforcement if you are or may be a suspect, or a witness to a felony (short version)

[@Givemeafinname]

Nobody who witnesses something is obligated to talk to anyone or require ID. That law is a slippery slope.

[@darscassel]

@@GivemeafinnameRight! How the hell can they say they know you saw something and it’s only if you witnessed a felony.

[@mobilemcsmarty1466]

keep your cellphone locked. it's your life. whether cop, girlfriend, mother, etc., anyone will find something in it to complain or bust you about no matter how innocent you think you are. as a tech guy, let me remind you to only use a PIN code unlock. that's best along with an automatic wipe after like 10 wrong tries. a PIN depends on your memory and consent for access. if you use face or fingerprint unlock, these can be taken from you by force. a PIN requires your conscious decision for access. you're welcome 😎

[@1guysopinion798]

He really sounds like a former FBI agent, especially after all we learned in the last two years.

[@JohnFairchild-w3i]

You. Are. Right. Sir. As a. Combat. Vet. I. Fought for. Our. Rights. A. ID. Is not required. Here in the. Good ole. USA. This is not A. Dictatorship. Country and with the. Technology. Today. They can pull up. Your. I'd picture in seconds. I had a police man I went to school with. That. Use to. Hassle me all the. Time. And I got tired of it and. Went to. His. Commander which was my. Lover's. Brother n Law and told him and the. Hassle. Stopped. And for. Some reason. He. Never. Got the dream. Job as. Commander. His attitude toward people. He always thought he was better. I have alot if friends that are. Police and they are. Good people. But it is the. Bad. Apple's. That. Give. Cops a bad. Wrap

[@pete-mz9vr]

Very good. Thank you, Dale

[@mojokurk1637]

First of all you shouldn't be able to arrest anyone unless you actually know that they've done something wrong to arrest them for . That is called illegal detainment

[@readhistory2023]

My last conversation with the police was asking the officer if his wife got his balls in the divorce. It made his partner laugh and no I didn't go to jail.

[@richyrich4672]

Instructions on how to give up your rights that they swore a oath to keep. No thank you. 1 amendment. Auditors got a better plan.

[@Leann68]

How the heck did Casey Anthem walk after all the lies to told the police. 🙄

[@chucktrent187]

When someone talks to you on the ,they're not trying to put you in jail. That's the only reason a cop talks to anyone.

[@jameshoagland9660]

Instead of these lawyers Getting on Tic Toc talking to us. Someone should be should be getting the police in order.

[@MM-qm7og]

i do things a different way. when i am told to do something by a man acting as police officer, i simply ask him if what he wants me to do is his wish and order. 9 out of 10 times the reply is "yes". i then fulfill the man's wish and order. and here's where the problem comes in for the man acting as police officer. The man is acting under oath to the Constitution of the United States of America, and as such is bound by its stipulations including the 13th amendment, which reads as follows: Section I: Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction. as the man acting as police officers diminished his capacity to that of a public servant of the people, and he is ordering a man or woman of the people to do something, the one giving the orders is required to pay fair and just compensation. i am not your slave, you are not my master. So when asked to produce a license, car insurance, etc. not a problem, i would be more than happy to fulfill your wish and order. if i am given a ticket or a fine of some type, that serves as the basis of the charges that will be on the itemized bill that will be sent to the man or woman acting as police officer at the police station, a copy sent to the chief of police, and a copy sent along with the ticket. one order to produce drivers license: $150. one order to produce car insurance: $150. one order to place hands behind back: $5000. one order to get in police car: $10,000 etc. Of course i don't tell the man or woman about the fee schedule or anything. i'm polite, and not rude, i don't get into arguments. If you go to a fancy restaurant and there are no prices on the menu and you order the most expensive bottle of wine, and are handed a $5000 bill, you best believe you're liable for said bill. caveat: all of this is done under the presumption that no harm injury or loss has been caused to any man or woman or their property.

[@BelindaPadro-jh4zo]

Do you really receive payment?

[@davidinsf2680]

Officer, you may submit any questions you have in writing to my lawyer, who will provide the appropriate response.

[@CheckYourPremises]

Basically this guy is reflecting on exactly who he is and always been while "protecting" your constitutional rights. Disgusting

[@goldwinger5434]

I'm still wondering why there were no repercussions from the Boston PD forcing people out of their homes at gunpoint and conducting warrantless searches for the "Boston Maraton Bombers". The cops "claim" that they asked permission to search, they asked while pointing evil black rifles at the residents. Would they have walked away if someone had the balls to say, "Get a warrant." Probably not because to the police, refusal to allow a search is probably cause for a search.

[@myd0gr3x]

when/how does one man gain standing to place his hands upon another man? does a man gain standing by wearing a costume with a badge and a gun? by wearing a Title such as Officer, Mayor, Governor, ect...?

[@jgarber1]

And yet, it is perfectly legal to carry a weapon in Florida. In fact, since this video was made, you don't even need a permit to do so.

[@davidparisi4980]

Very good common sense and real approach advice.

[@Capcoor]

Question: how should Amanda Knox have handled her situation? (Of course, this was a different country and she was initially told she was a witness, not a suspect.)

[@Matt-Ledford]

I understand everything you're saying here but should it not be the officers responsibility to swallow his/her pride? He is the one working, representing the people, the City, the State. He is the one bound by oath and policy, not me.

[@ae698998]

So you are basically just saying to give up your rights and let then violate your constitutional rights so you don't get arrested?

[@zootallure4819]

You can walk away from a cop anytime you are not accused of a crime. Do not talk to them and walk away.

[@PureEnergy6549]

Then tell me what the word A-R-REST means. Notice, the extra "R". The word "government" means controller of the mind.

[@googletaqiyya184]

*No !* 켘 ˁ ̊̅ ل͢ ̊̅ ˀ 🇺🇸

[@User0player1]

if one did not talk to police, was arrested, then also did not speak to other police, attorneys, judges while in custody....then what?

[@romewasnotbuiltinaday]

So the gist of the video is cops can be a pain in the ass.

[@cynthialinn1120]

Is this guy really s lawyer???

[@terry7319]

Police is one of the first occupations that should be replaced with A I.

[@theuntouchable7277]

simply around cops claim your 4th, 5th and 6th amendment

[@andrejohns123]

The 2nd “no” should be to utilize your 5th amendment right no further explanation 👎 horrible advice

[@donaldsherman1817]

Typical cop now wants your money and cares less about how he gets it.

[@timwhalen4485]

No comment to police is your 5th amendment right..this guy sounds like a cop...oh wait...he was a cop! Apparently he thinks you must allow police to violate your 1st, 4th, and 5th Ammend rights..but do it politely. Cops are loathed by many because they are in reality, poorly educated, angry people. The videos we see daily of these thugs should be enough to convince anyone.

[@goldwinger5434]

I think that he's saying many people become confrontational when they don't need to. You're dressed in black, out for a walk at 3 AM and cop says, "Watchu upto?" and you say, "Buzz off copper," expect some pushback. The other day, a cop pulled up as I was walking to my door. "Do you live here?" I could have said, "Buzz off copper!" but I said that I did and he asked me if I had seen a U-Haul at a neighbor's house.

[@timwhalen4485]

Gold Winger you do not even need to reply..but being arrested for being assertive is nonsense. An arrest is expunged when cops know that a court case is impending.. My daughter has made a great living litigating cops...her stories regarding them are shocking. We are not dealing with the upper crust of America..they are devious beyond comprehension

[@snek9353]

LOL, Tim you contradict yourself. Cops are pricks, etc. etc. yeah but an arrest is a loss for you period. Sure you may get it expunged eventually(if that's even really possible) but it still costs. And there in lies your contradiction. "My daughter has made a great living litigating cops" I'm sure she does, but the innocent victims of these cops are paying her fees.

[@timwhalen4485]

Howard Rourke You surrender your rights, I shall defend mine.

[@timwhalen4485]

David IQ has nothing to do with it, your rights are not predicated on that basis. However, if you listen to this hack, you do indeed have a low IQ. Know your rights, stand your ground..your attitude has no bearing. Telephone cams have been their Achilles, it exposes their filth to the world. You don't have to be nice, you have to know the basic law and your rights. This hack feeds on fear...he should be put out to pasture.

[@dailyshenanigans4883]

Take a screenshot of this list of KZbin channels, and go watch their videos. That way you'll be better educated on your constitutional rights. With the internet at your fingertips, there's no excuse for ignorance. 1. The Civil Rights Lawyer 2. Audit Archive 3. Shields of Shame 4. US - Corrupt Cops 5. Dirty Cops

[@docwel1]

Good legal and common sense advice

[@MrAmaGallan]

Then why do we have rights in this country… if the cops are just going to trample on them

[@susan-zj3oy]

That dale Carson I am in TOTAL disagreement with(never getting out of this PROVEN FAILED SYSTEM)

[@chrisarlforid9087]

This lawyer does not know what he is talking about I'm a 1st amendment auditor title 18 substance 242 for my ID RAS or no ID if I go to jail 4th amendment lawsuit

[@Turnkeys42]

Play along to get along, that's your advice???

[@drsundipshenoy2471]

Revered FBI

[@cxa24]

That probably sucks for me

[@alexlevy322]

Awesome. Thanks for the information.

[@Zone_Stomper]

Be respectful but don't show all your cards.

[@joeblow4858]

get out of the 50's yo

[@karlhungus5554]

Good advice and common sense from this gentleman.

[@wurtzgood]

this guy talks like an attorney his demeanor is attorney, his suspenders though nonconventional are saying "attorney" his hair is attorney, yup he's an attorney.

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

So I need to talk to a cop so I don't get arrested? This asshole never got over being a cop.

[@jamesrobbins510]

Listen up buddy your cop-splaining is coming out! You are NO longer a cop being rude is not a crime! A cop arresting you in retaliation for being rude IS the crime so don’t tell me to “swallow my pride” for even an instant! I’m a free man living in a free country

[@Shodan8285]

This is TERRIBLE advice. From a lawyer that's clearly a cop groupie.

[@lordofmud]

This is terrible and hope this guy loses all his clients.

[@bendalessandro5226]

Honestly I’ve been pulled over for more than one traffic offense though I would maybe have liked to be difficult I was polite and jovial and usually let go with a warning

[@Death_Metal_Head]

same

[@tracylynnfarley6748]

Same here. Respect and kindness go a long way.

[@Flotter-Flo]

@@tracylynnfarley6748 Sucking up to police to get out of a ticket shouldn't even be possible. They should have zero discretion and it should be a crime for them not to fine you if you meet the requirements.

[@Roadglide911]

An entire list of fools commenting on this video. The man is giving you valuable advice and you’re too ignorant to follow it because no one is going to tell you what to do. When that jailer tells you to bend over and sorest them he isn’t talking about your feet so be the big man or woman.

[@janny6299]

This is not good advice.

[@dougbillman2333]

Are you a piece of the bar association...

[@de1849]

take this video down