This May Be The DUMBEST Way To Get Arrested Ever Recorded

[@AuditTheAudit]

Thank you for being here! Be sure to stick around for our coverage of both interactions. Mr. Oshea is certainly a character to say the least! Have an awesome day!

[@tomduckworth6430]

Character is an understatement.

[@Tortilla.Reform]

Thanks for the coverage Quick reminder that Trump said he wants to give police officers federal immunity. He’s a back the blue president. Also, left wing NYC got rid of qualified immunity

[@vipermikes5547]

​@@Tortilla.ReformTrump is a fuking idiot in regards to that, amongst other things

[@zaaz1471]

@@Tortilla.Reform quick reminder that T****** is a felon president that only backs the blue when they back him.

[@NewWorldMMA1]

This guy is an idiot and is a serious threat to himself and society

[@dg8620]

$2000 in court costs, a suspended license, 3 years of jail time, and two Fs from Audit the Audit. That's quite a record.

[@jquimbly7334]

He is, however, appreciated by f_ckups everywhere, for making them look good.

[@dotiworldwide]

Audit the audit high score

[@armageddon_gaming]

You forgot in the time span of 8 months 😂😂😂

[@darylmixan8170]

The only positive thing about this interaction... This GUY needs to be in jail for awhile to chill out... He was a ticking time bomb or moronic activity.

[@leethax100]

Is this the first two-time F? That's one for the books!

[@ki5aok]

"He had the right to remain silent, he just didn't have the ability." - Ron White

[@chriscopley7265]

😂😂

[@KKC2-o3z]

😂😂😂

[@LisaLisa001]

And Shrek to Donkey

[@danielseelye6005]

Ol Tater Salad would know, for sure. 😁

[@gotherecom]

Tater wisdom.

[@thekidd2117]

Telling the cops that you’re “Cutting down” on how much meth you smoke is strangely hilarious to me!!! 😂😂😂

[@samosborne4403]

And his “cutting down” he still needs to carry his pipe around, how much was he having before? 😂

[@grovile444]

He's just smoking a little meth, as a treat.

[@Playingwithproxies]

He switched to drinking and driving much less illegal activity 😅

[@Sylas-oi4oo]

He’s probably not a violent guy when sober but he’s definitely an absolute moron🤔

[@draggonrage1950]

Well at least he's trying, if he's being honest, it's hard to get off addictions. Very few ever actually get completely sober and stay sober. Drugs and alcohol will change a person and not in a good way. He should of just stayed silent.

[@Javiolanti]

12:56 "Do you have any problems with your eyes at all?" "Yes." "What's wrong with them?" "I'm drunk." 🤣

[@05redbelly]

😂😂

[@MattStormsSEO]

That was by far the best line.

[@maliant16]

Hey at least he’s honest. That’s more than most in this world can say. The Lord sure didn’t bless him with brainpower though.

[@katieegan6097]

I laughed out loud and then backed up the video to hear it again!! 😂

[@TheRealBGregz]

That was my favorite part! 🤣

[@bimbettocavallo]

“Let’s move on to the second interaction which ALSO involves Mr O’Shea” I died laughing!

[@justwannasharevideo1058]

He was annoying so I skipped to the 2nd video...

[@shreeharshaphatak3666]

Exactly 😂😂😂😂

[@briangereau788]

Me too. That was pretty unexpected lol

[@na1ani218]

😂😂​@@justwannasharevideo1058

[@teraglitch]

I got surprised as well, guy's a well trained disturbator

[@rssvg]

This guy was drunk, had meth on him, and a massive amount of weed, and continued to chase a police officer. Holy shit

[@mikeallison5549]

“Cocaine (or in the case meth) is a helluva drug” Rick James

[@KoOkYmOnStEr1988]

Right? I mean I don't think he knew it was an off duty cop, but he still called 911 basically on himself😂😂 He should have made himself scarce after having a gun pointed at him

[@pm69669]

@@KoOkYmOnStEr1988but why are off duty cops allowed to brandish firearms?

[@KoOkYmOnStEr1988]

@@pm69669 Civilians are allowed to as well, so long as it's in self defense. Not one person in the United States is allowed, without provocation, to brandish a firearm. If this guy had his brain turned on, he wouldn't have been acting like a menace with all that illegal stuff in his possession.

[@pm69669]

@@KoOkYmOnStEr1988 well yea but what he describes doesn’t sound very prodvicating

[@NoInjusticeLastsForever]

I don't always have a meth pipe on me but when I do I always go out of my way to interact with cops.

[@FluffPuffkotj]

Also be sure to refer to it as your meth pipe on camera.

[@hamhockjenkins]

😂🤣😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😅!!!

[@kimeshareynolds2042]

😂😂😂😂 yes

[@hamhockjenkins]

@@FluffPuffkotj that’s mandatory… for posterity.

[@michaelpipkin9942]

You dummy you forgot to drink first!!! Then go out looking for trouble.

[@daveblackman816]

This entire episode is proof that people really need to control their alcohol consumption. Or just become completely sober.

[@xenosayain1506]

Always recommend being sober. Looking into what even mild alcohol consumption does to the brain over time. It is not pretty. Literal degeneration and cavitation from cell death. Granted this process can take decades unless you're a rampaging alcoholic.

[@ep_med7822]

I live in Wisconsin. Drunkest state in the Union. Highest number of DUI's on record too.

[@breakdown212]

Or their meth consumption…

[@wrenloco]

​@@ep_med7822the officer administering the breathalyzer said, "165, not too high". Sir, it is 5:35 pm and this interaction is 40 minutes in.

[@MasterOfMadmen]

​@@wrenlocowelcome to Wisconsin where drinking is both a past time and a sport.

[@BigGoldChungus]

This channel is one of the last channels I watch because the voice over isn't AI, never change please

[@stretcher]

I too appreciate the human element.

[@leonIdas002]

CAN YOU PROVE THAT, OR SHOULD I JUST TRUST YOU BRO???

[@theknightikins9397]

@@leonIdas002his voice has been the same for years now, long before AI voices were prominent or capable.

[@clarkwashington112]

I swtg I’ve heard him narrate other channels videos too. Part of me wonders if the host moonlights as a voice over actor lol

[@leonIdas002]

@@theknightikins9397 DUDE, THEY'VE HAD AUTOMATION SINCE THE SWITCHBOARDS...

[@MurphCat-zl8vu]

Trying to wrap my brain around why a guy who had been drinking and had a meth pipe in his pocket and a bag of pot and open alcohol in his car would knowingly interact with cops. That ain't too high on the thinking scale.

[@winstonwolf6791]

This guy would be a better advertisement of "This is your brain on drugs" than the ones they usually do.

[@spangelicious837]

​@@winstonwolf6791 His brain is fried and scrambled. 😂

[@kimely9621]

Don’t forget he didn’t have a valid DL….

[@musicalaviator]

It is, however, quite high on the Meth scale.

[@jasonshults368]

Various chemicals affect decisionmaking.

[@b.m.4066]

I hope I'm not the only one, but I really enjoy episodes like this because it just proves that this isn't a channel that only bashes cops and never shows good police officers treating citizens correctly.

[@crazyrobots6565]

Agreed. It seems like most channels that cover police body camera footage, etc always have a pro- or anti- police view. ATA is the only one I've found that covers interesting interactions between police and civilians and criticizes whoever did wrong. I would consider myself broadly critical of police, but I hate how dishonest a lot of anti-cop people can be.

[@Scoobys_Snack]

I like the good cop vids better than the bad cop ones

[@Seriously_Unserious]

Even when a citizen might not deserve to be treated correctly because he treats no-one else correctly. This guy is the type of guy I"d expect to see a story covered on a channel like Ripe rather then an AtA double feature. Still, AtA does generally give fair coverage, even if he is sometimes more critical of cops then they deserve and more lenient to badly behaving suspects then they deserve. Still, all officers involved in this episode went way above and beyond the call of duty to be respectful to a man who had earned none. That's the mark of good people, treating all others with respect, even when not warranted. Even when having to enforce the rules that person keeps breaking.

[@Orrinn123]

Exactly. And it often seems that way because most videos are of bad cops but that’s purely because footage of good cops performing their job well is often not noteworthy or entertaining but sometimes we get good ones like this

[@z3ntropy]

It's interesting to consider why body cam channels and their hosts both seem and; for the most part, are anti cop. A good reason is nobody talks about good cop interactions, nobody calls for body cam footage of a good police interaction, or are investigated as such. I personally hate cops but bad cop footage is the essentially only footage, not a lot of the contrary

[@foogod4237]

Actually, I think one of the most telling points of the whole ordeal in the second story was when they were in the cell, and one of the officers pulled out his tazer and pointed it at him and then *did not actually use it.* Lots of officers, by the time they get to the point of pulling out a tazer, are determined to use it whether they actually need to or not "just to teach him a lesson", etc. This was actually a _correct_ use of the device, even when they pulled it out because they thought they it might be necessary, they still warned him and held off using it until they could be sure it was really necessary, and it turned out that he calmed down enough that it wasn't actually needed, so they never _actually_ pulled the trigger. It's nice to see some cops able to act in a cool, responsible, rational manner after pulling a weapon on someone. Far too often nowadays all we see are the other kind...

[@oblivion_2852]

Tasers are potentially lethal. So any case where it can avoid being used is great

[@daquan99999]

Good point. These are good cops. Really well trained and good people.

[@Primalxbeast]

I watched one of these videos earlier today where they tased a confused 87 year old lady just because she was harvesting dandelions with a kitchen knife. It's scary that some departments give a badge and weapons to monsters who would do something like that.

[@TheOrangeRoad]

" The other incident....which also involves Mr. O'Shea" I wasn't ready for that😂

[@dongrant5827]

You and me both! What a ride!

[@40yearoldgamer25]

I had to pause video! I was cracking UP! 🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@kenthomas4668]

I was, actually predicted it!

[@charlescouncill]

I thought the second incident was in the parking lot of the first incident; the true second incident was a bonus!

[@Wolfie713]

Originally when I heard that this would be (yet) another double feature, I was like "Once in awhile is cool, but enough already." Then when I heard that the second part "also involves Mr. Oshea..." I was like, "Okay, this one is justified."

[@MrGalRoz]

"Im drunk and high, with meth pipe and weed in my possession, what should i do... i know! call the cops!"

[@MissAlissaxX]

Right haha. But hes cutting back so it's okay 😂 Kevins on a meth dieti, this man is ridiculous every time lol

[@paulboberg5512]

😂😂😂

[@hssnjhnsn]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@mrrobloxgaming3613]

In the first one he basically called the cops on him self

[@metadon1444]

Pays to be White in America

[@HeadshotBoquet]

This video gives me so much optimism. The fact that police officers like this do exist means this standard is not only realistic but it should be demanded nation wide.

[@jimtalbott9535]

This is why I happily support body and cruiser cams “all around”. In just the first 4 minutes, I can see several ways that the officers benefitted from them.

[@snowmantuna]

Vast majority are. Don't just look at highlights of bad ones. There's hundreds of thousands of LE in the USA.

[@HeadshotBoquet]

@@snowmantuna Hard thing to quantify, right? The biggest issue, at least to me, is when there is clear police misconduct and they investigate themselves only to find they did nothing wrong. This is further exacerbated when a police officer who is rightly fired gets hired on at another department, a practice that seems to be quite common. I train with a lot of LEOs who I know are great people, but I think they are institutional problems that need to be addressed.

[@timblizzard4226]

If you watch other channels you'll see plenty of good cops out there. There seems to be two streams of police content on KZbin, those that cover police interactions negatively and the others that view the suspect negatively. This channel is really an audit of that first stream, so if this is all you watch all you will see are the bad cops. But policing is a very tough job and there are a lot of good cops out there who often risk their lives protecting the community. Both the good and the bad need to be exposed. Honestly, if you watch a body cam channel like Police Activity that just posts unedited body cam footage, most cops are just trying to do their jobs and do the right thing. I'm glad this channel finally covered the other side of the story.

[@MrLuc420]

He got a gun pointed at him and got arrested. That's methed up.

[@Velazquez4life-xf7ts]

Cry for help

[@Rain_Gauge]

💀

[@rticblue2843]

What was he pulled over for??

[@BasedBrave]

Some people don’t belong on the internet

[@tyrannuslapis5107]

​@@BasedBravewoosh

[@kelvinhawkins150]

My man called 911 with a meth pipe on his person and weed in his car. That is completely beyond comprehension

[@davidinsf2680]

It's not like he has a demonstrated ability to make good choices...

[@GumshoeStories]

And he had a suspended license… and an open container of an alcoholic beverage…

[@jasonbrannen7598]

...after being the aggressor in a road rage incident. LOL.

[@MishaThePolly_Therian]

When someone uses they don't have the best logic. I had a friend who, while on her anxiety meds, was with me at a small boutique. The clerk left her purse on top of a clothing rack, and my friend assumed it was a product for sale, and went to grab it. The store clerk called her a thief, and called the police. I tried apologizing, but she spoke Spanish, so I grabbed my friend and pulled her out. She was so sure she did nothing wrong, she refused to leave, wanting to tell the police her side. She didn't care that she had a warrant, because in her mind, she was right. The police were understanding of why she grabbed at the purse, but not about the warrant. After a weekend in jail, and coming off her meds, she was pretty embarrassed about it the next Monday.

[@gamerGUY3013]

It's alright, he was drunk

[@williamobraidislee3433]

- Anything wrong with your eyes? - Yes. - What’s wrong with them? - I’m drunk. 😂😂😂

[@Random_Einstein]

Absolute gold

[@fishonastick182]

I laughed out so loud when he said that 😂😂😂

[@MarsMan1]

Vid #1... you just can't cure Stupid. He got off easy. Vid #2... I told you, You just can't cure STUPID!

[@brandexample1776]

🤣

[@Degarth]

Mr. Oshea actually made me feel very bad for the cops. That's tough to do in this day and age.

[@rooharris9099]

when ya right. ya right lmao

[@rooharris9099]

@@Degarth IKR??? lol

[@deandennis2838]

I said the same thing. Stupid is stupid!

[@scroogetheprofit2455]

You called 911 with a meth pipe in your pocket. OOOOPS

[@Dan-yk6sy]

He's lucky he didnt end up like the guy from the viral video a few weeks ago, running up to someone's car during road rage is asking to be shot.

[@roninkraut6873]

Are you not allowed to get help if you’re not a “perfect citizen?”

[@Ncthrifter]

​@roninkraut6873 as a not perfect citizen yes you do but if I call the police I for sure not leaving my weed bowl in my pocket and that's legal most places now.

[@allicedee]

@@roninkraut6873 Think before you act. Common sense? Drunk, with a Pipe in his pocket calling the cops? You can't make this up xD

[@feralhomunculus]

​@@roninkraut6873Not being a perfect citizen has nothing to do with it. If you call the cops while _you yourself are actively committing a crime,_ then you've also called the cops on yourself.

[@ChrisChronos]

24:07 whoever put (MASSIVE SNEEZE) in the subtitles is a genius and I almost choked on my coffee

[@relwalretep]

Code Blue Cam's editing and subtitles are A+ stuff

[@ForTheChristians]

“Let’s move on the to the second encounter, which also involves Mr. O’Shea.” Such an underrated line, I laughed so hard. 😂

[@00Jay215]

I wish I didn't read comments after the first, spoiler!

[@arduiscane]

Same, I lost it😂

[@enoughalready244]

Me too!!! I was like wtf😂😂

[@dan_lev]

That f'n got me, almost spit out my coffee.

[@ryanlewis2039]

Effin’ same lol, I listen to these on my work commute and I laughed so hard I almost had to pull over

[@flakesinyershoe8137]

I watched a guy taunt the local sheriff with illegal activities until he got arrested once. Sheriff was there just to attend the event with his wife. Dude drank beer, in public and pointed out that he was drinking beer in public and the sheriff ignored it. Then lit up a bowl of pot, the sheriff asked him to go somewhere else with it, got denied, told him he really didn't want to arrest him and still got disrespected. Ended up making the arrest.

[@anotherkickintheball]

😮 Wow 🤣.

[@darylmixan8170]

I believe it! Dude seems like a guy that knows a few laws, hates cops, gets drunk and high and then starts spewing his knowledge.

[@qcdsticks]

There was a cop that lived nextdoor to a buddy of mine while in HS. Well we would smoke pot and drink on his back patio. And every time he was getting off duty if my car was there he would walk around back and come hangout with us and sometimes partake. He knew we were just teens being teens and wanting to get high and drunk. Because that's what teens do. He knew we were being safe about it. Once we were there we stayed the night and weren't getting behind the wheel. He often lets people go after having probable cause for weed unless they are behaving like an a-hole out the gate. He's a good cop and more should behave like him and the cops in the first clip.

[@flakesinyershoe8137]

@@qcdsticks a lot of the people in my area become cops, my best friends dad was probably the most prolific drug dealer around and it was pretty common to see cop cars in the driveway. We always hung around outside for awhile to see if they were partying or if it was a raid. It was always partying.

[@mattmatt6572]

That sux. Not what I want my tax dollars to fund.

[@flazzorb]

"I am not a threat to you" _he yelled, drunkenly between threats._

[@thesuperdingos]

Man this O’Shea guy is all over the place. This is the type of guy that’s truly dangerous on the roads. Being drunk like that? Nah man.

[@Frenchblue8]

Tweaky tweaky... Always troubling for a cop

[@jrutman4441]

I agree, but also we should recognize that a cop shouldn't have the right to pull out his gun immediately either. That's very dangerous in itself

[@gazamidori2866]

​@@jrutman4441cops were 100% in the right here. Guy is a menace.

[@jrutman4441]

@@gazamidori2866 so is a cop that will pull his gun out simply because someone walked up on him.

[@MatthewAgnich]

​@@jrutman4441 Everyone has the right to pull their gun when someone walks up on them menacingly

[@bloggystyle]

Glad to see you showcase an example of citizens with a warped understanding of their rights, and cops who act professionally. A nice change of pace from your usual content

[@AnthonyHerrera-x9w]

"this is the only time i wish i was black" i nearly died

[@Tuubasd]

That dude's got one hell of a persecution complex

[@wyattblessing7078]

I'm a truck driver and have often wondered at people's behavior behind the wheel. This gentleman gives a better explanation than anything I have ever seen.

[@deejayyy1681]

Trucker here too! Every time I get cut off by an idiot, I'm gonna think of this now 😅😂

[@Naegling2600]

Talk about being your own worst enemy...

[@derekzicari2181]

Alcohol in all its glory

[@sporedoutofmymind]

No matter how rough my life gets I will hopefully never be in a position where ATA has to “once again” give me an F.

[@5urg3x]

Lol, calling 911 when you have meth and weed on you while you’re driving drunk

[@swirrllfolfsky9803]

More common than you'd think in La Crosse. Most bars on 1 street, 3 colleges, and a big meth problem. I know because I live a couple blocks from the first video.

[@raterus]

He was too drunk to realize that was a bad idea

[@yeetosis9097]

As a law enforcement officer, the chippewa officers needs some fucking raises. that was some insane patience, restraint and professionality.

[@mrrobloxgaming3613]

Your dam right they should get a raise

[@randychappell5816]

As a matter of personal experience, I wish 1/2 the cops I've interacted with in my life were as professional as these guys. The other 1/2 were professional and just doing their jobs

[@xeroprotagonist]

Is it? Feels like that was the expected and normal level of patience and restraint they used, they didn't overstep their legal authority but they didn't really hold back or hesitate at all when they had any discretion on detaining, charging, or inflicting pain on him. What would an officer with an average level of patience done differently? He cuffed him right away in the bar, immediately responded to his threat with 'that's a felony charge,' and later they wound up tasing him even though he was in a cell surrounded by officers. If you as an LEO think that's an insane level of patience, that makes it sound to me like you're going to wind up in one of these videos one day titled 'crazy cop loses control' or something.

[@zangdaarrmortpartout]

it's actually simply their professional duties they are doing. Idk if they are underpaid or not, but they should simply be the norm, this is basic expectation for law enforcement officers .

[@zangdaarrmortpartout]

​@@xeroprotagonisthe was not tased.

[@daserfomalhaut9809]

"You realize I'm wearing a body camera, right? :l" DEAD

[@BenjaminRegen]

Golden response from the officer.

[@dragonflysurgeon]

His autobiography should be called "Under Arrest for What"

[@Del_S]

Democracy Manifest's American remake.

[@stephengrigg5988]

When they said "he's got a meth pipe in his pocket" he literally said "I forgot about that.. yeah. Fuck!" 😂

[@charbo187]

I vote for "Amendment Number 1"

[@IcerFreakyNana]

I read that with Randy's voice (from South Park) in my mind. "Arresting me for what? I'm sorry; I thought this was 'merica" 😂

[@brotherakuma]

Meth is a helluva drug

[@zaaz1471]

sayeth Lois Griffin.

[@stuffbenlikes]

I done a lot of stuff, but I won't do that!

[@ShaneFlett]

Not really, normal person. It's alright, sometimes it'll make you talk to things that arnt there, like it did my uncle, but me, I'm like beetle juice, ME?, I'm fine LOL jk but I tried it recently 2 months ago and it's trash garbage water.. I mean its cool but.. gross just don't do it, bah..

[@napothick]

He’s feeling like Superman right now.

[@Molon_Labe1776]

Aren't methheads usually...skinny? 😂

[@evolzippo]

I had to call the cops during an incident where a firearm was brandished. If you ever do this, expect to be searched, just because the cops know there is a gun involved. They don’t think you are guilty. They are just going to search every relevant person they make contact with. If you’re innocent, just cooperate. The more energy you put into the encounter, the more they will match you. If you stay calm, they stay calm.

[@arnabiarnab3037]

“That meth pipe is void now” Why not just say glass pipe 😅😂😂

[@glee21012]

Now you know why “remain silent” is so important

[@ki5aok]

That would require someone with some intelligence and/or common sense, both severely lacking with Mr. O'Shea.

[@walterblack8057]

Could have said tobacco pipe

[@FluffPuffkotj]

Should have not said anything at all.

[@arnabiarnab3037]

@@ki5aok This one of those guys that will have 30 arrest records….. he does just enough to get arrested, but not enough to get a long sentence

[@winstonwolf6791]

I would have died if one of the cops had said "Is that a meth pipe in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" 😂

[@zubetp]

why

[@terranhealer]

lol this would have been epic 😊

[@nasis18]

Bro, you have the right to remain silent. Please exercise it.

[@bobbywilhelmi9932]

lol, she started talking about the bottle over the head thing and the cop was like ‘oookay, anyways..’

[@rmmyt]

May I add, the bartender gets an "A" for the appropriate warning of the self-defense measure of "taking a bottle over your head". lol

[@robboscouse]

When I was 17 my older brother was killed by a drunk driver. I'm sickened that these people get away with next to no punishment.

[@HopeisAnger]

Sorry about your brother. Truly. The fact that courts will punish people caught sleeping it off in a parking lot, but not slam someone like this... Is beyond intolerable.

[@ShaunPerry-m8n]

I had a Sgt. I worked with who also was killed by a drunk driver so I feel your pain...

[@Jumajaju811]

My daughter's friend (20) and her boyfriend (20) and their 1 year old BABY were killed by a drunk driver back in the spring. Drunk Driving Should Be A Felony!!!

[@WarriorBorn100]

My grandpa was killed by a drunk driver, too. Not right away, but while he was in the hospital. Why people would continue to drink and drive like they’re good at it just blows my mind. 😓

[@JawTooth]

I hope those officers are paid good. Just think, that guy is going to be back on the street again soon.

[@napothick]

Fake hitting the wall was wild 😂

[@xaldath4265]

Aaaaaaooooh! I couldn't hold back anymore. This man has a substance abuse issue and likely needs psychological help. There is some stuff he needs to work through.

[@SpencerfromEarth]

Imagine having to deal with this person on a regular basis. Must be absolutely exhausting

[@HopeisAnger]

Facts. I swear, people like this are the only reason we tolerate cops.

[@david-reason]

You means like a wife, partner, children and family.

[@xliquidflames]

These cops handled it well. They have to take people hurling insults and profanities at them. They didn't let it bother them. I saw a cop once have the perfect response. An arrestee was in his backseat and hurled a bunxh of insults at him. The cop just said, ”I love you, too." It took the person so off guard that they shut up for a while. I laughed so hard.

[@michaelp.2361]

Cocaine makes you run from the cops, meth makes you run to the cops.

[@zubetp]

nah, coke makes you run from the cops and meth makes you run in general

[@yourfriendlyleo]

11:00 - also worth mentioning, two exceptions for a search warrant were also in play... 1) Search incident to arrest. They found paraphernalia on him so they can articulate that incident to arrest, they can search the area of his immediate vicinity (driver seat area). 2) Inventory search. Since his vehicle is going to be towed, an inventory search of the vehicle is allowed. Throw in the k-9 sniff, and there is pretty much a zero chance of getting out the search, as there are 3 reasons...

[@Anonymussy46193]

major commendations to these officers for being so calm and conducting their job in such a way. Haven't seen such good policing in a while.

[@Cloud557]

It's not often that we get two interactions where officers receive such a high grade, and the individual they are interacting with fails both times... It's also not often that the individual in question is the SAME in both interactions lol Great work as always, love the videos!

[@danmckay7402]

As a kid I was taught police are there to help, all too often that turns out not to be the case. These officers ARE the real deal - professional to the core - showing great caring and understanding to a person with clear issues. They provided far better care and compassion than most people would provide.

[@robv5834]

Sorry man that’s wrong. The majority of the time cops are there to help. The bad interactions are the ones that get the most attention, but they account for a minority of interactions. You’ve literally gaslit yourself into believing otherwise.

[@kahmoriittsoro9262]

@@robv5834 I don't know, I think it's the opposite. I've had some GREAT interaction with cops, chill chats and such, but when they are power tripping, they are power tripping HARD. Thankfully, i've never been in trouble with the law, but I've seen far too many power trippers make unlawful kidnaps instead of arrests. Costs the city so damn much money in doing so, because of course they sued, and now the taxpayers had to pick up the bill. The bad thing is, there is no accountability. You kidnap someone, you're in jail for a long time. Police kidnap someone, they get a 4-5 day paid vacation, and the tax-payers get sued.

[@aquifer9480]

@@robv5834 The problem is this channel alone has showcased hundreds of cases of horrible police work that the Blue Line hushes up. Cops doing things that would get a normal person in prison, but thanks to "professional" courtesy they get slaps on the wrist, if that.

[@Dylanandrewjones]

@@robv5834 i completely agree with this.

[@boonsaplenty3924]

​@@robv5834 If you have an organization (and, beyond that, an institution) that makes a practice of, and is in every way incentivized to, aid and abet the "bad apples" in their midst to abuse the civil liberties of those they are charged to serve, then you have a fundamentally broken system. It isn't just the smaller, but in no way insignificant, proportion of interactions that are themselves negative or abusive; it is ALSO the interactions where the ethical but not legally mandated action is not taken AND all the times "good cops" look the other way as their compatriots abuse citizens. YOU are the one gaslighting yourself if you believe there is not something seriously wrong with a system that allows, encourages, and processes unquestioned these abuses.

[@SubJStan]

I’m skeptical of a dog’s reliability when sniffing outside a car. I was a passenger during a traffic stop in Texas several years ago, riding with the three other friends, none of which had any sort of substances on them ever. The cops said the dog alerted to something in the car. They searched the car and found nothing because there was nothing. I think sometimes dogs alert just to get the praise, even if they are trained to identify certain scents. Edit: I’ll add one more thing. You also have the possibility that an officer misinterprets the dog’s signal, OR they just bring the dog out, it doesn’t signal, but the cop just says it signaled, and puts that lie in the report, and the driver is none the wiser.

[@RichNotWealthy]

The Institute for Justice recently did a video about a Bexar County illegal traffic stop and the unreliability of those dogs was part of the discussion

[@joemama1691]

Like every creature they can make mistakes.

[@SubJStan]

@@joemama1691 yes, and with the added bonus of being practically incapable of introspection. We can’t know for sure if they’re signaling based on their training or their desire to simply get praise for signaling and they can’t articulate that to us either.

[@Tatchko]

This guy reminds me of DarkSidePhil for some reason.

[@SubJStan]

@@Tatchko which guy?

[@Quinna78]

Chasing down a cop while holding a methpipe is epic stupid. Wtf was he thinking was gonna happend.

[@kbc1883]

It sure is! This guy is making quite a series of horrible life decisions. Too bad he got such a light sentence. Maybe if he’d gotten something more it would have impacted him enough to stop him and get help.

[@Quinna78]

@@kbc1883 Thats a darwin winner right there. Meth pipe, weed and he is drunk while chasing down a cop. Such a fuckup:)

[@abigailbp9294]

To be fair he did not realize the guy was an off duty cop. But everything he did was still stupid.

[@paulghignon4092]

Most people doing what he did aren't thinking. Most meth users also have a habit of not thinking things through either, otherwise they probably wouldn't be doing meth.

[@bandwagon240]

Gotta love people who make their own problems 10x worse.

[@Maker0824]

Honestly the “you don’t know who I am do you?” is what really gets me. Like it’s best for you if he doesn’t know you’re a registered felon.

[@huntercross921]

“Let’s move on to the second encounter… which also involves Mr. O’Shea.” 😂😂😂

[@Emceepe]

He aggressively approached someone else and is questioning why they chose to take actions to defend themselves. He should consider himself lucky he wasn’t horizontaled.

[@ddmn369j2]

I agree as long as a citizen would be given the same treatment.

[@levay8224]

@@ddmn369j2but they wouldnt which is the problem

[@Cloud557]

@@ddmn369j2 I think in this case specifically, the only difference that a normal citizen would have experienced is that they would have been questioned and detained while said questioning was going on. Once the fact that Mr. O'Shea had aggressively walked up to the vehicle with a concealed hand on two occasions, the officers would likely have focused all attention on him, and once the meth pipe was found it would've been all over for him no matter what. Let's also not forget that officers attempted to pull over Mr. O'Shea before the initial detainment and arrest, which likely caused the incident to become escalated to where it was in the video as well. Even if a normal citizen had been the one to point a gun at him, doing if the rest of the interaction went the same as it did in this video, the outcome would've been the same regardless. The other citizen would likely have been detained for a period of time, and questioned, possibly requested to turn over their firearm for the period of time that the investigation was going on, or possibly longer if they felt it was relevant to everything else going on, but since no shots were fired, and there was just cause for taking a defense against Mr. O'Shea, they likely wouldn't have had anything major happen to them as long as they cooperated. Of course, if they didn't cooperate, or were belligerent like Mr. O'Shea, then things could have taken a VERY different turn with a citizen than the off duty officer. But that's true for any stop or interaction that involves a firearm not used by officers, and as we've seen on this channel before, even true for interactions with firearms USED by officers.

[@brandexample1776]

@@ddmn369j2 I had a similar situation. As soon as the cop heard that the guy got out of his vehicle and approached mine the investigation ended.

[@jackcoleman1784]

I prefer the term rotated myself.

[@Gnosh1]

Never commit a misdemeanor when you're committing a felony.

[@abbadabbba232]

People, as a lawyer, please allow me to share a bit of information: you do NOT have a legal right to have a lawyer present at any time during the arrest process. The only right to counsel you have as a criminal defendant is the right to be represented in court proceedings by a lawyer. You also have the right to have a lawyer present during police interrogation, IF you choose to participate in an interrogation. I'm so tired of seeing videos of people getting arrested by the police and screaming they want their lawyer NOW. You don't have any right to a lawyer NOW. You won't have any right to a lawyer until you appear in court or the police decide to interrogate you after you ask for a lawyer.

[@anthonyfashona7990]

ATTORNEYSHIELD

[@Numb3r3dDays]

I don't think it's going to go away, unfortunately. Too many people are desperately stupid and don't care about realities.

[@KS_1021]

I think parts of this problem is the detainee/arrested's over-inflated sense of intelligence and ego mixed with them watching fictionalized crime shows. Much like with the "Sovereign Citizens" type, they think if they say the right things at the right time, then they're technically off the hook and law enforcement have to let them go.

[@evangaudet]

What’s your opinion on Attorney Shield then?

[@shannonobrien9922]

THANKYOU

[@kimely9621]

I literally LAUGHED OUT LOUD when he said “Get these cuffs off me and I’ll drop the lawsuit!!”

[@Rafulefou]

I love how the only visible "personnal feelings" from the first interaction is them taking turn to "deal with him". Like "Alright, he's starting to piss me off, your turn"

[@ki5aok]

"Let's move on to the second encounter, which also involves Mr. O'Shea." Me: "Oh, God, there's more???"

[@Dan-yk6sy]

He could end up being a wealth of content, if he gets out of jail anyway

[@markwebb4154]

And it got worse that the first!!!

[@crazyrobots6565]

Lol I read this as he was saying it. What are the odds of that?

[@sineadmurtagh943]

Was it in doubt? The man is an addict in the full throes of his addiction. Of course it was going to happen.

[@crazyrobots6565]

@@sineadmurtagh943 he's an asshole who takes substances. His bad behavior has nothing to do with having an addiction or anything else. He's just an asshole which is made worse by his choice to drink.

[@VanillaGuerilla2]

Cop: “Do you have anything wrong with your eyes? Arrestee: “yes” Cop: “what?” Arestee: “I’m drunk” 😂😂😂

[@WaQuick]

This is why I love watching this channel. It's so easy to get jaded to the cops with all the media out there painting them all as bad. But here, we so both sides reviewed in their full interaction so we can understand the totality of the interaction. There's a lot of bad cops and bad people out there but it's important to remember we're not all bad. And that to be a cop, a good cop, it takes a commendable human being. Seeing what kind of behavior they have to deal with all the time. I don't know many people who wouldn't; break down and cry, shout back, or even get jaded and possibly turn into a bad cop. Mad props to the good cops out there and to you ATA for doing your best to bring us a factual and unskewed or baised view of police interaction for years!

[@ZachareSylvestre]

The second time he got arrested I thought he was parodying Stan Marsh: "Oh, what? I thought this was a free country and I lived in America."

[@tommyfletcher1357]

Randy Marsh! Stan Marsh is the little boy lol

[@UnicornOfDepression]

Oh, Kevin you big baby. *Round 1:* "And why did he point a gun at you, Kevin?" _"Because I got out of my car and threatened him. Twice."_ "And the meth pipe in your pocket?" _"The meth pipe discovery is void because I called 911."_ "He's a cop, you're on CCTV, and you have drug paraphernalia on your person." _"You can't search my car without my lawyer present."_ "We can and we will." *Round 2:* "You are being detained for disorderly conduct." _"I'm gonna fuck your shit up."_ "And that's a felony. Now you are under arrest." _"What am I under arrest for?"_ "Disorderly conduct & threatening law enforcement." _"I'm gonna fuck your shit up!! What am I under arrest for?"_ "Threatening law enforcement, disorderly conduct, and now resisting arrest."

[@dropofblood7330]

Middle finger isn't a threat

[@UnicornOfDepression]

@dropofblood7330 getting out of your car on the road and approaching another vehicle menacingly is a crime.

[@VecheslavNovikov]

@@UnicornOfDepression didn't look menacing from the footage. Maybe it was, but why take the cop's word for it? They lie.

[@bouncingbetty3045]

Thankfully I quit drinking 12 years ago and most of my troubles happened before smartphones and widespread use of bodycams.

[@BenjaminRegen]

Well done. Good move for your quality of life ❤

[@PneumaNoose]

I’ve never seen someone so lucid and delusional at the same time.

[@concernedcitizen780]

Methamphetamine can lead to delusions. Very hard to treat.

[@bobw53jrma]

My opinion only. There is an underlying cause to the substance abuse.. Bi-polar, schizophrenia (

[@AsWolfwood]

When people ridicule me for refusing to drink alcohol, this is exactly why I don’t.

[@jackcoleman1784]

The only people I've ever ridiculed for refusing to use a substance are straight edgers. Because they're doing it to be trendy. Any choice to not use a substance/s that is based on self introspection is perfectly respectable and noone should give you shit about it.

[@winstonwolf6791]

People who ridicule like that usually have a problem themselves and want others to join them to feel less guilty.

[@micktompson101]

Are you already an asshole with no self control? Because alcohol doesn’t magically make you that person. Like the guy in the video, he’s an ass in his sober day to day and alcohol just makes it worse.

[@mycelia_ow]

​@@winstonwolf6791 yep 👍

[@zubetp]

@@jackcoleman1784wait, red light. how is it trendy to be a straight edge

[@s1nnergy]

two-parter with the SAME prop!?!? BANGER ALERT!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@loriw2661]

The definition of NEVER learning from one’s mistakes.

[@Jobs92742]

Yea the cops did an excellent job at handling this dude. Drinking with an open container like that is just foolish. I had a friend who got unalived by a drunk driver. No sympathy.

[@mason4354]

Who had a friend that died? Use complete sentences please.

[@PepeToTheMooon]

@@mason4354you have to use codewords otherwise KZbin will remove comments. You can’t say certain words.

[@mason4354]

@@Jobs92742 thanks for clarifying, I am so sorry for your loss

[@kbc1883]

@@mason4354I understood it easily. You have to know how to speak/understand YTese, the code language required in this censorship heavy environment.

[@mason4354]

@@kbc1883 you don't know what was edited so how could you know what caused the confusion?

[@msbelindab5231]

Am I under arrest? Yes. Why? I told you.😂😂😂

[@jameswest9388]

I love that they cut the body cam to random cop in the hallway shaking his head when he said something blatantly wrong.

[@andrewstoll4548]

Making threats is not a right in the 1st amendment.

[@timothycormier3494]

This is the reason why I like this channel. Because his videos aren’t all about look at these corrupt cops. He shows the cases where the police were within the law and showing in some cases amazing restraint. I remember years ago thinking that body cameras were gonna be a total waste of money. But body cameras have proven to be very useful for all parties involved. Instead of the old days when the police would beat the crap out of someone and then just simply say that they swung at me. I watched the police beat the bag out of a friend of mine years ago because he was being disrespectful. He was! Absolutely being disrespectful and he was already cuffed. I watched three cops beat him down and laid boots to him. He ended up receiving an assault on a police officer charge and it was his word against the cops and no way to prove otherwise. If back then we had body cameras or even dashboard cameras he could have at the very least had the assault charge dismissed.

[@AceAlbatros]

Calling 911 with a meth pipe in your pocket, a lot of weed and an open container and admitting to drinking is absolutely beyond stupid

[@JonathanLedbetter]

Well, having any amount of weed really shouldn't be a crime. But I agree with the other stuff. What an idiot.

[@inrainbows1829]

Must be a Kamabla voter

[@tankmaster1018]

"But why am I in handcuffs though?!" Lmfao

[@ThePeskyPeddler]

So you have any problems with you eyes? "Yeah" what are they? "I'm drunk"... 🤣

[@mrrobloxgaming3613]

Well no shit dude they can see that😂

[@robv5834]

Man I liked his betting his BAC was in the 2s.

[@jamesbonsall]

I always appreciate your objectivity in analyzing these videos.

[@ashtonbrimhall2936]

After the first video I turned my phone as if to return to KZbin’s home page, then I hear “now onto our second interaction which also includes Mr. Oshay” Never tuned into a video so urgently before😂

[@0-by-1_Publishing_LLC]

I had an Irish friend named Rick O'shea. ... He bounced around from town to town until he met his wife named Patty O'furniture.

[@supersonicgamerguru]

The cut to the body cam in the next room over that could still pick up what he was saying is WILD.

[@MattStormsSEO]

I usually don't side with the cops, in this case, I side with the cops.

[@dizzlebizzle8424]

i would say that their logic of the cop being justified in self-defense was not based on any true knowledge they had but was rather them just excusing the officer's use of the gun. they had no rational basis to know that it was a fact that this methhead had left his car and approached the off-duty cop in traffic twice with a hidden hand and causing him to fear for his life, and before they even spoke to the off-duty about it or knew that it was in fact his gun that was involved, they had already declared that he was justified because they took his word (from the off-duty calling dispatch) over the methhead. the fact that he was justified isn't the point, it's that they were doing the blue-line gang shit before finding out that he was actually justified. the fact that they happened to be right doesn't make me go so far as to claim i'd side with THEM on this for those reasons. being on the side of the outcome doesn't require it.

[@BakeXlove11]

​@@dizzlebizzle8424 Yeah, I completely agree with you.

[@boonsaplenty3924]

​@@dizzlebizzle8424 While I respect your desire to err on the side of the potentially mistreated, in this case there was more than adequate facts to create a basis for reasonable suspicion. I believe you missed some facts. The officers responding to the call about O'Shea were initially unaware that it was him that had also called 911 dispatch. When they attempted to signal him for a reasonable traffic stop (and it WAS reasonable; any reasonable officer would have done the same for a private citizen if they were in the area and dispatch alerted them to a tailing vehicle that the caller alleges broke traffic law to approach them in the intersection before tailing them), O'Shea failed to pull over and obstructed traffic while doing so. You are also operating under post facto knowledge; you know he is a belligerent, erratic addict, so you ascribe that belief to the cops who pulled him over and attack that belief. That was not the case here. The police are not required to have a reasonable BELIEF that someone that matches the description of an alleged offense actually did the thing to effectuate a stop, just a suspicion that would be reasonable under the known facts at the time. The cops knew someone was tailing somebody (fellow cop or no), they identified the alleged vehicle directly behind the person who called dispatch and following the turns said caller took, and when they tried to effectuate an investigative stop said vehicle's driver failed to follow traffic laws. Everything that followed was done by the book as was, it seems, what preceded. Whether or not other actions they have taken outside of these interactions remains to be seen, but in what we see here they could not be reasonably accused of doing gang-like behavior. I am not, in any way, pro-police and believe the entire institution is fundamentally flawed, but there is no denying the cops in this case (at least according to the footage and info here) did everything right within a margin of error any other exemplar of the current ethical standards of policing could be expected to follow.

[@whiz254]

"this is the only time I wish I was black." Backdoor racism always comes out at odd times

[@Lochias333]

Ha, fair point

[@criticalthinking6929]

I gather that’s his way of saying he wishes he were dead because that’s surely what would have happened if he were Black.

[@Tronmotivated]

I was looking for this comment. They pretend like blk people complain for no reason, but he just said it for everyone to hear it.

[@skdncbdjsjxbdb]

Dumb statement but I don't see how it's racist

[@whiz254]

@@skdncbdjsjxbdb To your point, dumb beliefs turn to dumb statements out loud

[@rdbiv6874]

Perfect rating for the Chipawa officer. Dealing with that guy was rough, and they handled it well.

[@poppysiddal5860]

Outstanding, my friend. I laughed, I cried, it was better than Cats.🎉

[@rinyotsu2.0]

I never got anywhere near this bad, but I'm glad I gave up alcohol.

[@jamesm3471]

Absolutely love this particular narrator, his voice and cadence are so cool and is one of the best on KZbin! AI narration has got nothing on him!

[@raymondamoroso2049]

Agreed. I've been subbed to this channel for a couple years and the narration you mentioned is one of the many reasons I really enjoy it.

[@Seibertz]

He does the villains channel also ... It's so good lol

[@mason4354]

I*

[@crispeggies]

​@@Seibertz villains channel? you've peaked my interest lol

[@zippitydoowopjoe]

​@@crispeggiesYes he has another channel called the villains. I wish I knew this guy's name because he's an excellent narrator and I would imagine responsible for these great videos. Which is also why it's important to like and subscribe. That helps keep him in the algorithm and monetized

[@phineasthegreat2402]

It’s funny to me how many people state that they know their rights then open their mouths and prove their ignorance.

[@jameskirk3]

WHY DID THE SECOND GUY, OSHEA, GET ANOTHER BOND?!?! What is wrong with these commisioners/magistrates?

[@highwaypilot]

I'm a retired police officer myself and was in a similar situation, I made a lane change, literally two car lengths in front of another vehicle, and the guy was very angry for that. He actually followed me into a parking lot in Virginia Beach and jumped out of a vehicle and raged, approaching my vehicle so I pulled away. He followed me down the road and at a traffic light where I couldn't go anywhere he jumped out again and came over angrily with his left hand and his pocket. Knowing the climate of road rage and how deadly it can be over another person's opposition to the way you might drive, I drew my firearm and had it pointed at my driver's door out of view from him. I don't blame the sergeant for what he did, because he did not know the man's intentions and normal, decent people usually don't instigate or provoke road rage like this. I was ready at that moment had he pointed a firearm at me, to defend myself and not give him the chance to shoot me. I'm not sure how much road rage is related to mental illness, narcissistic behavior or just bad people, but there's no way I'm going to let someone I don't know come up and harm me, my property, or even take my life. This is why I carry a small canister of law enforcement grade OC spray in my vehicle and if someone were to approach and attempt to get into my vehicle, the pepper spray which is considered non-lethal, should take care of the problem relatively quickly. And at that point I would be obligated to contact law enforcement and request medical so he can be/she decontaminated. Police grade pepper spray is widely available and legal in most states, and the minute you bring that can out and aiming at them, it de-escalates usually very quickly and they leave without incident.

[@nancystockwell7829]

I once had a guy rage at me for driving carefully in a heavy downpour. When he had the chance to go around me, he stopped in front of me, jumped out of his car, and pointed a gun at me! I stopped when he stopped, as soon as I saw the gun I prayed and drove away, some people have serious issues! Just a civilian, BTW.

[@DarkTifa]

I always believe cop stories! It's not as if you could lie without consequences for a living! 😂

[@jeffrbake]

@@DarkTifaholy crap man, you picked a strange hill to fight on.

[@PeterMoss54321]

@@nancystockwell7829 I have driven through really heavy downpours on the Jersey Turnpike a few times. I drove really slow because even with the wipers on full speed I could not see very far in front of me. I don't get why people will speed ahead into what they can't see.

[@millzprime]

Its always the people that yell " I KNOW MY RIGHTS!!!!" that have absolutely zero understanding of their rights.

[@1Polomanralph]

Because if you did you wouldn’t scream anything 😂😂

[@chaddon7685]

It really isn't always that person. Auditors say it accurately all the time, lol.

[@enoughalready244]

This was a shining example of dunning-kruger!

[@PrinceHanniel]

So let me get this straight... He failed to move at a green light, fled from a traffic stop, followed someone who he says had pointed a weapon at him and is asking why he is in cuffs? I haven't seen the whole episode yet.. but I think in this case the police were very professional and polite so far and are handling it well. But the gentleman is unrealistically unreasonable.

[@VladimirGitcherocksoff]

If someone doesn't move at a traffic light and you point a gun at them, do you think you would get in trouble ??

[@neymune]

@@VladimirGitcherocksoffthat’s not what happened tho. He failed to move, then blocked the off duty officer from passing him, and approached his car TWICE with a concealed hand. He’s lucky he wasn’t just shot when he approached the second time.

[@boonsaplenty3924]

@@VladimirGitcherocksoff Are you also a methhead? In what universe do you live in where that is what happened in this case? The off duty cop didn't pull the gun because he wouldn't move, it's because he got out of his car in busy traffic and approached him angrily twice. Private citizens have gotten off scot free for shooting someone with far weaker reasons.

[@Navy_Army305]

Yea, I got meth… yea, I got weed… yea I’m drunk. Bro wtf are you doing?

[@mbalfour7]

I feel like James Madison himself would have tased this guy.

[@glee21012]

Smoking meth and driving is a bad combination.

[@kbc1883]

Add in drinking alcohol and possessing weed!

[@I_AM_BAYTOR]

That's how 90% of construction workers start the day. Without meth we'd have no freeways.

[@MalcolmThompson-rc1nb]

@glee21012 You forgot about drinking and having an arrestable amount of marijuana.

[@MrManbearpigyeti]

Meth actually is so not dangerous while driving that ur actually safer drive I h on it than not on it. Read Washington post “stoned drivers are much safer than drunk”

[@abigailbp9294]

​​@@I_AM_BAYTOROh yea! I totally agree. We also wouldn't have houses, buildings, bridges, etc. Sometimes substances when not abused can be useful.

[@Will0398]

It’s better to keep your mouth shut and be presumed an idiot rather than open it and remove all doubt

[@MadMagicianGaming]

"I want my lawyer" *Proceeds to keep talking and incriminating himself*

[@VecheslavNovikov]

To be fair, they're not supposed to keep asking questions without providing a lawyer.

[@jeffrbake]

@@VecheslavNovikovthey didn't though haha, he totally volunteered that information. That's why it was all useable in court.

[@austinwinston684]

On bail for 8 months!?!? The justice system gets an F.

[@patienceisalpha]

He talks too much "I'll take the meth charge". "I'm drunk"

[@ki5aok]

As Ron White would say, he had the right to remain silent, he didn't have the ability. I caught myself a couple of times shouting "Shut up" into my monitor.

[@curtisj2165]

That was funny