Tyreek Hill Bodycam RELEASED! Is He The Victim?

[@Matt-wm1bf]

So he can't get on his knees because of surgery, but he can go play a full contact NFL game that same day? Make that make sense.

[@Jonkin715]

Ran his ass off in that game from what what I heard.

[@porcelainthunder2213]

They always claim they have some sort of injury or illness that prevents them from being arrested. It’s fake, it’s an excuse. The only injury is to their brain.

[@reaper3616]

Becuse he is a clearly lier and people want to defend that guy that keep lying and acting like a victim

[@porcelainthunder2213]

If he just had knee surgery, you ain’t driving that car. Getting in and out is horrible on your back and knees. It was an excuse.

[@mgancarzjr]

Maybe. I've got an issue with my right knee where if I kneel on it a certain way on a hard surface, pain shoots up and down my leg and side. Other than that, no issues whatsoever. I can kneel fine in kneepads or on soft surfaces. It's a kind of pain which knocks out my ability to control that entire limb since my proprioception is basically non-existent at that point.

[@Monkeymom]

If, he just had surgery on his knee, Why is he on The Way to play football?

[@RedPepper063]

Obviously money. NFL pays and the cops don’t

[@Dani_Sith]

He still had to report

[@GrumpyCat-mw5xl]

Did anyone else also notice how that cop was able to yank that full grown muscular football player out of his car like it was nothing like a sack of potatoes.

[@JimmyFoxhound]

Crazy how I've been pulled over multiple times in my life and never ONCE have i been yanked from my car and put in cuffs.. it's almost like if you obey the cops orders and comply things will go just fine with no issues. You fight bad cops in the courtroom not on the side of the road.

[@tonynembhard5167]

@@JimmyFoxhound that’s not the point here. If you’re less than perfect it never justifies an officer behaving unprofessionally like this video. It’s a traffic stop not a lesson to respect police. Pretty sure the cop WILL be disciplined. He rolled his window down and then got violent because he was butt hurt. Within second they changes commands to get him out the car. You undercover racist use low hanging fruit to justify your bigotry.

[@mikewells1407]

​@tonynembhard5167 grow up, you think he treated the police with any amount of the respect he was demanding they treat him with. He just lost a huge portion of his fan base. Talent will only last so long, injury at his position is almost gaurented, I'm hoping it visits him soon.

[@tonynembhard5167]

@@mikewells1407 another foolish commentator. You tube is ripe with police videos displaying several officers handling situations honorably and professionally in the face of disrespect. Civil servants behaving like bullies is not the way to garner sympathy. Going hands on because a guy tells you to stop knocking on his window is incredible. Issue the ticket and walk away. Deescalate, have, poise, be measured it’s a simple traffic stop. Too many cops are control freaks.

[@stinkysdiner]

@@tonynembhard5167no, Nate explained pretty well why Tyreek needed to keep his window down. You don’t get special treatment because of what you look like. EVERYBODY needs to keep their windows down during traffic stops bc officers can be killed if they can’t see inside the car. It has happened many times. Not a race issue.

[@tonynembhard5167]

@@stinkysdiner go watch the other take and then decide.

[@coryhorton5837]

A man who choked his pregnant girlfriend, settles assault charges, and drives recklessly fails to obey lawful orders…no way.

[@stevendeas]

Where’s the proof he was driving recklessly?

[@bridaguy]

​@@stevendeas It's all over KZbin look it up, he was speeding

[@jmbzrx1200]

⁠did he deny speeding and the seatbelt?

[@Timory1]

​@@jmbzrx1200 he didn't admit it either.

[@Steve-Willie]

Don’t forget about him punching his 3 year old son in the chest. Child abuser and wife beater with 6 baby mamas. Class act.

[@remmy852]

I don't get why people think that not following orders from officers during a stop is a minor thing just because "not everyone is a criminal." As soon as you start ignoring them I'm sure in most officer's eyes they start to instantly assume you are 51%+ likely to be a criminal.

[@mickeydougal]

‘Reek’s problem is he thinks the whole world is going to give him a free pass like mama does. Unfortunately for him, that’s not the way life works.

[@hawkinskenneth]

It does work for him. He is already getting treated as a victim and he will face zero consequences

[@tonynembhard5167]

@@mickeydougal your problem is you think you know what folks think. Worry about your life and what you think. Defend freedom and demand professional from public servants

[@mickeydougal]

@@tonynembhard5167 your problem is you think I *_care_* what you think my problem is. 🤪

[@damienalvarez2957]

The way he invoked his mom in his defense was such a bitch move by him. Had he any respect for her, she’d leave her out of it.

[@tonynembhard5167]

@@hawkinskenneth the ticket is the consequence genius.

[@OmniMale]

He's a victim of his own stupidity.

[@ibe310]

YOU ARE IGNORANT

[@leevy6753]

Agreed. I've been a Dolphins fan for over 40 yrs. Of course, my 1st reaction is to defend the best player on the team.....but.....i cannot. I understand him not wanting to he recognized. However, he acted like a spoiled rich athlete who thinks they control all situations because they are rich and a high caliber athlete.

[@kananisha]

Agreed

[@Cheryld-wn4jg]

If he had knee surgery why is he playing football. He didn’t have his seatbelt on and put it on when he rolled up window.

[@Phillip-cw9xn]

Properly asserting rights can get possible crimes evidence excluded. Police have been known to have informants plant evidence before stops and inadvertant evidence of crimes can be excluded also if rights are asserted and then violated. ​@@leevy6753

[@toddhines3422]

Saying Tyreek had a misunderstanding of the situation is like people accepting Walz’s “bad grammar” excuse. In each case they both knew what they were doing and knew it was wrong. It’s called lack of responsibility and an abundance of entitlement.

[@jonslg240]

22:40 complete unabashed racism.

[@DayOldNewsNight]

Walz’s what?

[@davemartino5997]

@@DayOldNewsNightcan’t read ?

[@DayOldNewsNight]

@@davemartino5997 no go ahead, state your claim plainly.

[@williammurdock5709]

@@jonslg240 I am reliably told Black people, or for that matter anyone with a (D) after their name, can't be racist. Remember, this is the guy that FJB said if he didn't vote for him he wasn't Black. Nobody on the Left, include this donut, seemed to take offense at that statement.

[@coryhorton5837]

100 in 55 is not a simple traffic violation. He’s putting innocent lives at risk.

[@sirpercarde709]

Isn't 20 over the speed limit a felony? Let me check with Frank Sloup. 😂

[@Maetsack]

@@sirpercarde709 Criminal amount of speed 🙂

[@davemartino5997]

@@sirpercarde709100 in a construction zone Isn’t just “ 20 over “ so stop lying

[@davidmarks739]

He was ticketed for 60 MPH and I have never heard any cop state a speed he was accused of doing otherwise. Certainly I have not heard anyone official state he was clocked at 100.

[@blackrocks8413]

you're lying. Its on video and he was not doing 100, not even close

[@billmelater6470]

I get that people want officers to be nice but a lot of people take advantage of that.

[@fierybutmostlypeaceful1708]

Some people only understand one language. It’s not please and thank you.

[@hosiequad]

Evil people weaponize your nevers & always against you.

[@Scoots1994]

Cop stops you, you put your window down, you turn off your music, you make your hands visible and you wait. When you interact you are respectful. It's NOT hard.

[@Alberic_Str31N]

Hi Chris Rock, wassup?

[@Scoots1994]

@@Alberic_Str31N Chris Rock is a smart smart man.

[@stephanreiken9912]

Sure but the law doesn't require any of those at all. That means the cops punishing you for not doing it is not legal.

[@Scoots1994]

@@stephanreiken9912 You know the police CAN legally demand you lower your window and keep it down right? And they can legally make you exit the vehicle. Basically most things that increase officer safety is protected by law.

[@sawyer4981]

@@Scoots1994 They cannot legally demand you roll your window down. Cite the case law or statute that says that. They CAN order you out of the vehicle. But the way they did that here was entirely unreasonable. They didn't even give him a chance to comply with the order before escalating to use of force.

[@bwetwy5714]

Everyone seems to miss why he was told to get out of the car and just blames it on the window. At 5:30 he says "Don't tell me what to do." You can see the officer being fine and telling him to keep the window down, then he realizes what he heard and tells him to exit the vehicle. Add in that he rolled his window up as the officer first approached his vehicle (slow down the video at 3:12 - it was open and you can see it go up as the officer began his approach). In combination with his previous actions about the window and his ID, this tells the officer with 100% certainty that this person does not want to comply with lawful orders, so for their safety he needs to be detained while they finish whatever they're doing. Just cooperate people - fight any perceived injustice in the courtroom and not on the street. P.S. In that same interview with CNN he said he could've just kept going to the stadium and didn't really need to pull over when he did - he clearly thinks he's above the law.

[@mickeydougal]

@@bwetwy5714 he was pretty clearly raised by momma, with no male influence to teach him how to be a responsible man.

[@tonynembhard5167]

@@bwetwy5714 you sound like a tyrant supporter. You’re only supposed to comply with a lawful order not power trip demand. “Don’t tell me what to do is not a crime to say to a cop”. Rolling your window up is not dangerous especially when the cop is walking away. You sound silly. Hill complied asked for his ticket and said he was late the cop got butt hurt and had a bruised ego all he had to do was write the ticket and keep it moving. Suddenly it’s about the window, then it was about his SAFTEY, then blah blah blah. It was about teaching hill respect that’s what it was really about. The power hungry cop will be disciplined because of it for sure. most of you so called freedom lovers look like hypocrites. Conservatives don’t support tyranny. Cops should be way more poised and measured than that bozo.

[@bwetwy5714]

@@tonynembhard5167 Wow talk about a quick 0-100. Tyrant supporter? Really? I'm sure realize that society as a whole grants police increased authority in exchange for increased responsibility, and that authority includes the ability to give lawful orders to ensure the safety of themselves and those around them. Advising someone to follow lawful orders from a police officer during a stop is not supporting tyrants. You should read up on what tyranny actually is. It is a lawful order for a police officer to tell you to roll down your window during a traffic stop. The police need to be able to see into the vehicle to ensure there aren't any weapons that may be used against them. This is lawful and has been upheld by various supreme court rulings about whether or not such an order violates your constitutional rights. “Don’t tell me what to do is not a crime to say to a cop” - you're right, it's not. I never said it was, so you should re-read what I actually wrote. The police have the authority to control a scene of detention, which includes a traffic detention such as this one, so that they can ensure the safety of themselves and those around them. One facet of determining safety is understanding whether or not the person you're talking to will be cooperative or combative - if the person is combative and is not complying with lawful orders, then gives statements that they do not intend to comply with future lawful orders, then the police have full authority to detain them personally until the stop is complete. The officer is not *required* to detain the person, but they have the *full authority* to do so. You seem to not understand that police do in fact have more authority than you as a common citizen during a stop, and exercising that authority that's given to them by society is *not* tyranny. "Rolling your window up is not dangerous" - this is BS and you know it, just go look up the hundreds of videos of cops being suddenly shot during traffic stops. You are looking at the situation after-the-fact with your own rose-colored glasses - the police do not know who is in the vehicle or what their intentions are, so not being able to see through heavily-tinted windows is in fact a safety risk for the officer. Don't be disingenuous. "Hill complied asked for his ticket" - no he didn't, what videos have you watched? The only order during the entire incident that he complied with was to give the officer his ID. He didn't roll down his window when told to - he cracked it and rolled it back up. He did not exit the vehicle when told to. He did not sit when told to after being detained. He did not comply with multiple lawful orders. Also, he never "asked" for his ticket, he *ordered* the cop to give him a ticket. He has no authority to decide the outcome of the traffic stop, whether that's to be given a ticket or otherwise. Again, you seem to not understand that the cop does in fact have increased authority in this situation, and exercising that authority that's given to them by society is *not* tyranny. "Suddenly it’s about the window, then it was about his SAFTEY, then blah blah blah." - yes, it was all about the dark-tinted windows and the officer's safety right from the beginning. These aren't different things - the officer's safety is directly impacted by his ability to see into the vehicle. The stop occurred due to speeding. The entire altercation happened because of the window. There's no "suddenly" anything or "blah blah blah." You really need to work on your reading comprehension. "It was about teaching hill respect that’s what it was really about." - no, it was about officer safety. Hill or anyone else is *not* in authority during a traffic stop. The officer is and that officer has full authority to ensure their own safety during the stop. Being intentionally combative and intentionally preventing the officer from seeing into the vehicle increases the risk to the officer's safety, full stop. Again, you don't seem to understand that police do in fact have increased authority in this situation, and exercising that authority that's given to them by society is *not* tyranny. I keep repeating this in hopes that it may improve your understanding of policing. "The power hungry cop will be disciplined because of it for sure." - maybe, maybe not, but either way he didn't do anything unlawful and he didn't do anything unconstitutional. If you think he did you are objectively wrong since there's a ton of existing rulings to support every action the officer took in this situation. The only discipline that might occur would only occur due to public backlash by people that think that laws don't apply to them. Yes, cops should be poised and measured. That still doesn't mean you act like an idiot during a traffic stop. If your life is in danger then defend yourself - that was not the case here. If a cop tells you to step out of your vehicle during a traffic stop then do it - this is a lawful order in all 50 states. If an officer wants to search your vehicle and does so even after you've expressly told them you do not consent to a search - do not interfere with their unlawful search. Sue them afterwards. If the officer is telling you get out of a vehicle, you will be getting out of the vehicle - whether its by your own volition or by them removing you. The entire incident may be illegal, but that doesn't matter at that moment in time because it's going to happen no matter what. You don't seem to understand that - in this situation and at that point in time - the cop *will* win. Your only options other than cooperation in these types of situations are to flee or fight the officer - neither of those options are good options. Flee? Could be a felony and will likely rack up multiple other charges, while also endangering the public. Get in a fistfight with the officer? At best that just gets you prison time. It's not a support of tyranny to engage in the justice system instead of acting like an idiot on the side of the road. It's pragmatism. Fight for your rights in the courtroom - that's why it exists. P.S. If Hill had fully rolled down his window at the beginning of the stop and kept it rolled down throughout the stop, none of this would've happened. Pointing this out is not "supporting tyranny". P.P.S. In case your reading comprehension hasn't improved by now - every single order given by the officer was a lawful order, so your entire argument is moot from the beginning. I also find it interesting that you call the officer "butt hurt" and neglect to point out the temper tantrum Hill was throwing in his car before being lawfully ordered to exit the vehicle - he was acting like a child, so he was treated like a child and put in time out while the stop was completed. You act like he was ripped out of his vehicle and beaten on the side of the road when there's video evidence from multiple angles showing that wasn't the situation. It's amazing how many people have come out to defend a wealthy person for acting like they're above the law.

[@alsmith9853]

​@@tonynembhard5167don't tell others they sound silly when you write a novel simping for a millionaire toddler and abuser.

[@TheMadmax03]

I’m not defending the Cop but I think it’s funny that Hill crying about his knee yet he’s in a rush to play football.

[@Kailenrulzu]

True later that day he catches a pass and runs 90 yd for a TD

[@BenFrank-wt2lm]

He is not crying. I think your hear is not working properly

[@half.breed83]

​@@BenFrank-wt2lmI think it not hearing it right it was crying about I can't bend my knee just had surgery boo hoo

[@michaellang4242]

Imagine telling a cop to stop knocking on your window after he just pulled you over. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@rohandunt3537]

And he rolled the window up as the cop approached his car, then got all shitty about the cop knocking on his window

[@katehack1677]

I can't imagine. I'm white and I would never speak to a cop like that. Only privileged people do that

[@davemartino5997]

@@katehack1677most blk people talk like that to cops because they think they can do whatever

[@dionne8837]

@@rohandunt3537 that is not illegal, there is no law saying the window has to be all the way down

[@rohandunt3537]

@dionne8837 l never said there was. The window was half down when he initially spoke to the cop, then as the cop got off his bike and started walking toward the car, he rolled the window up fully and then got shitty that the cop knocked on his window

[@imkiller84]

I think the dude just acted like a fool, and then tried to play victim. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[@johnathonmullis4234]

Police in Miami don’t play. They don’t care if you’re driving a high dollar vehicle. They encounter rich people every day who think they’re above the law. He thought the cops better recognize and treat him special and it didn’t go his way. It’s simple do what they tell you to do and don’t argue with them or they will arrest you for resisting arrest or obstruction. They don’t have time or patience to play your games

[@tommost1]

Hill: "I just has surgery on knees!" Cop: "You should have got surgery on your ears!"

[@CrazyRabbit719]

Right

[@Drainy1986]

Unprofessional, and should be disciplined for running his mouth like that

[@CrazyRabbit719]

@@Drainy1986 No people can say what they want Or how they want Plus everything is always one sided in the first place even it comes to a case this public and when a person is in the always in the spotlight and fame

[@Drainy1986]

@@CrazyRabbit719 lol no. Civilians can say what they want because they have freedom of speech and expression. A police officer performing their duties are on the clock so need to act professionally and with civility towards the citizens who pay their wages

[@powerwagon1897]

I just had surgery on my knee? He is going to play in an NFL game within a couple hours.....GTFOH!!!!!

[@YuckFouTube2]

Oh he played, caught and ran for an 80 yard touchdown, think he reached 20 or 21 mph yet his knee is fragile....

[@kwiztas]

Players play with injuries.

[@DrMundo92]

@@kwiztas so your saying that sitting puts more strain on his knee than getting into that low car and driving it? Lets put his name on the side, the guy was mocking the police from the get go, yeah the officer should have calm things down, but he was getting mocked by a guy who was non compliant.

[@crescentprincekronos2518]

When it comes to dealing with narcissists, you don't give them chances. Psychology tells you this. You have to show them who's not in charge.

[@davidmarks739]

And what amendment is that in the constitution? If this is advice for how you treat your mom or your boyfriend, that's fine, but cops are bound by the constitution. Our whole system of justice is predicated on second chances except in the most extreme circumstances. Tyreek may be a schmuck, but it is clear that the cop's ego took over and at the very least, gave the Miami PD a black eye.

[@crescentprincekronos2518]

@@davidmarks739 this is human nature, the only real constitution that matters.

[@Beautiful_Mess]

He broke his own child’s arm. Sorry, can’t feel bad for him and his non compliance.

[@Individualati]

Didn't he mostly get away with that, too? Some sort of soft punishment.

[@joewright6095]

100 in a 55 is not a minor traffic stop

[@bigdaddydubz]

It was a visual speed of 60 mph in a 40 mph. No radar used. This entire situation is dumb.

[@maximusolivia9982]

@@bigdaddydubz Many states consider driving 20 mph or more above the speed limit as reckless driving, which can lead to harsher penalties compared to a standard speeding ticket.

[@TotalBlackoutPainting]

​@maximusolivia9982 it's felonious speeding in some states.

[@YuckFouTube2]

​@@maximusolivia998227 mph over is federal crime for attempted manslaughter

[@riffbw]

60 in a 40 measured by "visual estimation." He got a careless driving citation, but 20 over will be challenged in court because visual estimation rarely holds up.

[@brandonbrown6918]

Black ppl will complain that police does not give us any leeway, and we have to move accordingly. Yet alot of police encounters we be escalating due to bad behavior.

[@dontmindme4197]

Isn’t it apart of there job to deescalate?

[@crazycoffee]

@@dontmindme4197 de-escalation is a two way thing.

[@dontmindme4197]

@@crazycoffee no it isn’t lol it’s not in his job description but it’s literally their

[@BlownF150]

​@@dontmindme4197Stupid, you think escalation isn't going to get a response from the police to be nice? Hill was treated like the spoiled brat he is.

[@crazycoffee]

@@dontmindme4197 if someone doesn't want to calm down they can't be de-escalated then. Simple as that

[@wingedcoot9853]

I never comment but the full footage shows him speeding through a construction area where the original cop attempts a stop

[@grondhero]

_"I never comment but...."_ you have two comments within 7 minutes of each other. 😆

[@qlopez2105]

Plus you don’t know what you are talking about, it wasn’t a construction area, the cones were down for traffic control during the game, but continue to not comment, lmfao, @grondhero, this guy is hilarious, you didn’t have to show receipts like that, lol, glad you did tho

[@Gambit771]

​@@qlopez2105So he was speeding in speed controlled area. I don't know why you think you've proven the op wrong. Just clarified why the idiot in the video was.

[@willybe6427]

@@qlopez2105 this isn't the win you think it is dork

[@ObscureDestinationsOutdoors]

History often dictates how ones reactions will be because it's what is expected. The officer was totally correct.

[@Tomuchtiredtotalk]

He is not a victim He deliberately caused the situation get that way His actions was of someone hiding something

[@jluu6r]

I wonder how many times his agent, Drew Rosenhaus has gotten him out of trouble. 🤣

[@mattmiller1078]

100 in a 55 really should be arrested and taken in not let go

[@tadcoder2848]

Keep in mind, their first encounter with him . He is speeding through a "CONE ZONE". He blew by four cops and didn't even slow down.

[@qlopez2105]

Where did you see him blow by the cops, from the body cam, you don’t see any wreckless driving and you can barely tell anything about speed. He was going 60 in a 45 which is 15 over, the cones were present for traffic control during the game, not do to construction. He sped but blew by the cops, not so much.

[@tadcoder2848]

@@qlopez2105 Didn't say it was construction. Cones are out to reduce traffic speed, as it was game day. He certainly did blow by the cops, you can see on the cops cam that caught up to him. If he hadn't been ignoring the speed limit none of this would have ever happened.

[@lilij1915]

@@qlopez2105why are people saying he drove 100 in a 55

[@kylefresco8320]

@@qlopez2105 At one point in the full bodycam video the officer says that they received reports of him driving recklessly back on the turnpike.

[@JohnDoe-do5me]

IT WAS A WORK ZONE AND I A WORK ZONE PEOPLE ARE WORH ON THE ROADWAY WITHOUT ANY PROTECTION OTHER THAN CONES. HE JUST ANOTHER PRO ATHLETES THAT THINK THEY ARE ABOVE THE LAW JUST LIKE MOST OF THE POLITICIANS AND LAWYERS

[@briteeyes2133]

Suppose the entire sheriff office gets on tv and says he needs to be removed from team, a bad role model, etc. Gone, gone, gone. He escalated the stop, not the officer.

[@kwiztas]

They don't have that authority. That would be gross. They need to stay in their lane and enforce the law. We don't pay them to tell private businesses what to do.

[@briteeyes2133]

@@kwiztas and BIG BUSINESSES being watched by millions supported by the public and idolized by millions of people, including CHILDREN should not be supporting ROTTEN BEHAVIOR of its employees then demanding someone else get fired because their narcissist players can't control themselves and respect authority. They should stay in their lane.

[@franksnowboarder]

When surrounded by people approaching you, and they are the size of refrigerators, is is understandable for the cop to be nervous.

[@jaycee30865]

What’s wrong with just cooperating with perfectly reasonable orders from the police? Do you have to get out the race card and pretend to be Ben Crump every goddamn time?

[@TotalBlackoutPainting]

Imagine getting put in cuffs because you're too smug to roll down your window.

[@jaycee30865]

Imagine you holding yourself out as a lawyer on KZbin and laughing at all of it like it’s some kind of a joke

[@highrollaz1000]

"Culture"

[@SAKILE1]

@@jaycee30865 Levity is sometimes a survival skill.

[@honeybadger3570]

Yes... yes they do

[@eddielorentz8019]

Charlamagne immideatly being racist made me laugh so hard

[@oot8089]

He was hostile from the get go. Didn't cooperate from the start. He isn't the victim.

[@JoeTrip172]

If I need the cops I want these guys showing up.

[@RollingOn3]

Driving is a privilege not a right, the state can revoke your privilege at any time.

[@lkpeay]

Without cause?

[@RollingOn3]

@@lkpeay yes ; tickets, dwi, child support, taxes, felonies, etc......

[@darkwingduck9589]

The race of a speaker doesn't determine if their speech is racist. It does determine whether society will let them get away with it.

[@davemartino5997]

@@darkwingduck9589 which is basically a double standard

[@HGCUPCAKES]

Police: why don’t you have your seatbelt on? Driver: don’t knock on my window like that. Driver deflecting from their question and wrong doing. Blame shifting onto the guy, just do your job and give me a ticket I’m going to be late. Then turns himself into a victim. That’s only 40+ sec in to the video.

[@wingedcoot9853]

There is a reason the chiefs let him go. Hate doesn't even know the backstory of this psycho.

[@jeremyweems4916]

Seems like a Jussie Smollet type.

[@michelero4297]

HUH? you don't make sense.

[@hooligan9794]

​@michelero4297 I would guess by Hate, he meant Nate.

[@JackDowdall-z1f]

According to him black people can refuse lawful orders pf police especially if a sports icon. Lso police Re wrong their spts icon is gold

[@lilij1915]

*Nate

[@jenhorn5859]

I don’t blame the cop. Tyreek acted like an idiot.

[@sthpac6910]

No, he is not a victim, he's a fool. He knows or should know that you have to conform to police and especially when you are black. Being a star gives him a little cart blanche if he behaves.

[@browngone1782]

When Tyreek said at the press conference I love police i want to be a cop, he said that because it thought it'd save him from backlash when the footage of officer came out.

[@TreegAmsta]

You know, if you dont do "allegedly" criminal speed in a construction zone you wouldnt get pulled over. 2. "What if i wasnt Tyreek Hill" Its called criminal speeding and is a felony in Florida. If you where not named Tyreek Hill, your ass would be in jail right now. 3. Edited to remove 100mph. There is a little bit of dispute on his speed, but the allegation of criminal speeding in a construction zone is still relevant. Edited for transparency.

[@ManOfEthnicity]

Absolutely called it when it happened. He pulled a"don't you know who I am" and thought he could do whatever he wanted because his success has gone to his head.

[@natebeal18]

That doesn't warrant that cop being a fucking bitch though.

[@yatsuto6088]

No he didn’t

[@PurpsUK2]

My personal favourite quote, "The truth cares less about your emotions than I do, and I'm autistic."

[@vtakesue493]

There are a couple of additional factors some people don't know. 1. Tyrek was speeding through a construction zone and 2. The police was chasing him for a few minutes before he decided to stop.

[@davidmarks739]

Either # 2 is cut out of the video or you are making that up. The cop never states that.

[@vtakesue493]

@@davidmarks739 No it came during the press conference after the police camera footage was released.

[@davidmarks739]

@@vtakesue493 I cannot find that. Could you post a link.

[@karimamin2]

As soon as he got all "ignant" in the beginning, I knew it was downhill from there lol

[@KryptonixX]

I am actually tired of police being little babies and letting suspects do whatever they want, look where that’s gotten us. Love the officers here!! I don’t break the law so I don’t suffer from this stupidity

[@tokesalotta1521]

I'm annoyed of grown folks ignoring cop's legal commands over and over. Then, when they cop goes to enforce his command -- then and only then do the pretend that they're going cooperate. It's too late by then. Cops can't keep playing that game.

[@stevenall7317]

The second guy had absolutely no reason to even roll up on the cops like that. That traffic stop did not even involve him.

[@chhansen9813]

Or the 3rd or 4th or 5th

[@Brandon5799]

They should have all been arrested imo for obstructing an ongoing investigation. Video evidence is all there 🤷🏻‍♂️ guess the nfl players have different laws than us citizens smh

[@johnstrickland3933]

Yep every single person that walked up had no reason to walk up to scene

[@Guardian582]

not to mention could have caused an even worse outcome

[@86jpw]

In the cops defense. You pull up in a suv full of people and you get out of the vehicle while they are detaining someone. They could take it as trouble.

[@StabbyMcStabwood]

It was a lawful stop and he refused lawful orders and acted entitled the whole time. He's a victim... of his own stupidity.

[@BenFrank-wt2lm]

There is no doubt that these police officers are using excessive violence and they do not know what de-escalation means. AMERICA needs less unprofessional police officers and more cops dealing with any type of situation, including NFL, Hollywood, NBA stars, young people, disabled people. SHAME on these motor-gang police officers!!!! These cops were utterly unprofessional.

[@drakewoods5335]

Your assessment was fair. BUT, in my opinion, the person who STARTS THE BULL MESS, in this case Tyreek Hill, is the person who should receive the MAJORITY OF THE BLAME. 1. Tyreek was speeding 2. Tyreek had attitude when cop simply tapped on his window 3. Tyreek did not comply, causing the overreaction from the police. BLAME THE ONE WHO STARTED THE CRAP.

[@SpartanSniper3]

💯

[@GorrillaVision]

he was given 5 chances to get out

[@RobertMoore-x7b]

I want to agree but cops are supposed to, at least, attempt to calm situations. Do you think this cop would have acted that way if it was 4 officers and a large group of people, possibly armed?

[@bell770]

Officers deal with a lot of assholes like Tyreek and understandably get upsets, but like Nate said, the officer has a responsibility to deescalate. Instead, he just lost it and power tripped on everyone.

[@jyee2217]

Nate, ur way off on this one. It seems to be a cultural thing with some black pro athletes who have been coddled from a young age. They have an issue with authority because they've been able to thumb their noses and still play ball.

[@davidrosa3182]

Wow. All my favorite KZbinrs are covering this. Sheesh. I never heard of this guy until yesterday 😂

[@Scott-uo7ns]

Actually the beginning of the body cam footage shows that when he initially passed the police before he got pulled over the window was down. He put the window up after he got pulled over not before.

[@brotha_pedat]

Yup. Check out my bulleted post.

[@matthewkuhl79]

Doesn't stop engine. Doesn't roll down window. Doesn't comply. Doesn't surprise me with the outcome, either.

[@TheBenghaziRabbit]

Thanks Nate for the video

[@HerEsanElegance]

He is not the victim. From the start, he was non-compliant, entitled, and rude. However, only one of the police officers was aggressive, as he was unwilling to tolerate the non-compliance. The Black man needs to follow the rules during traffic stops and show some decency. Other Black people should not encourage him; his behavior was unacceptable. He should be called out for it, urged to follow the rules, stop lying, and cease being a fake victim of he's own stupidity.

[@bokc_nonpopularsalt1011]

Be quiet you can tell a cop not to knock on your stuff. Because if he accidentally breaks that window YOU are paying for it not him.

[@HerEsanElegance]

​@@bokc_nonpopularsalt1011Your point is flawed. Kindly have some form of sense before you comment.

[@dbmoney84]

@@bokc_nonpopularsalt1011I don’t think car windows break that easily, could be wrong though

[@bokc_nonpopularsalt1011]

@@dbmoney84 You want to take that gamble? Police already don't have to pay for it. The cop requested to roll the window down and the citizen requested him not to knock on it like that. Both are valid requests.

[@crazycoffee]

@@bokc_nonpopularsalt1011 you realize that is a McLaren? Ya know a supercar meant to go over 200mph and keep the driver safe. A light knock on the window isn't going to break a McLarens glass wouldn't be much of a supercar then.

[@tes2bebe115]

Come on, Nate, you forgot to check out the part. When he was going a 100 miles an hour speeding.!!

[@davidmarks739]

ticketed for 60. I have not seen any news source or the cops state he was doing 100 mph. Happy to be linked to a valid news source though.

[@snerp]

5:29 When he said "don't tell me what to do" that just shows how entitled this smart-a is.

[@sonofzorro1]

Every defense of Tyreek and his crew of chumps is encouraging the very behavior that got him in trouble. Nobody nightsticked him, but he did suffer for his behavior, and he deserved it.

[@mrdumbfellow927]

He never turned off his car either. The dude was red- flagging everywhere and with a bad attitude.

[@renterp]

He is a victim of Black Privilege: The portrayal of innocence despite the overwhelming evidence of guilt.

[@SocietyOfOne]

Black privilege is having good genetics for athletics, a big dong and rhythm

[@roncur]

Facts

[@bilalabdulraheem5740]

@@renterp you’re probably right, and it’s only because he is a professional athlete. A regular 9-5 working class black person definitely couldn’t relate to your statement. Whereas I’ve seen Caucasian people who are not famous tear their tickets, and curse at cops to their faces, without being physically assaulted. I wonder why??? 🤔

[@thatoneguy5550]

​@@bilalabdulraheem5740 because they already got their ticket. You can see videos of blacks and hispanics do the same thing.

[@renterp]

@@bilalabdulraheem5740 luck.

[@jaycee30865]

If you’re addicted to body cam video like I am you will know that his actions are straight up on par with zillions of other videos of similarly disposed people. Like identical twin level degrees of similarity. If we think we’re going to have a civil society with people like this all over the place… We are high or otherwise schizophrenically delusional.

[@YuckFouTube2]

He even said the famous, " I didn't do nuffin" 😂😂

[@jaycee30865]

Ahem. It’s spelled dindu.

[@machone539]

That cop was like Oprah "You get a ticket! You get a ticket! You get a ticket!"

[@sonofzorro1]

The officers "used harsh language" and subdued an uncooperative perpetrator when he physically resisted a lawful command. Somebody call the Wambulance!

[@howlingbreeze7078]

There's a funny part in the full video when he is talking to a supervisor and admits to doing everything

[@DRight-um1qy]

100% Of the blame is on the toddler acting like Tyreek. This could have been over in 5 minutes.

[@sparty837]

He was only going 100mph in a 50mph zone, they would never pull a white person over for going 50mph over the speed limit (except me). Then he did everything wrong during the stop. The cops had no idea if he had a gun when he rolled up the tinted window.

[@LubomirGeorgiev]

Idk what the law is in FL but in IL I was pulled over 100 in 55 and arrested. Anything 30 or more over the limit is misdemeanor

[@captainmorgan3743]

This was a simple traffic stop until Tyreek rolled up the window.

[@randallparr680]

That is not entirely correct. It was a simple traffic stop until Tyreek complained about the cop tapping on his window. Tyreek's attitude from the get go set the pace.

[@thesink5723]

​@@randallparr680 confrontational from first step !! Officer probably thought , it's not going well already !!

[@bnegs521]

The cop telling the bystandards to leave is PERFECTLY ACCEPTABLE. He doesnt know who the people are and they could impose a danger. Nate is WRONG

[@tokesalotta1521]

Nate is missing the part where the other guy just completely ignored the cop's statements and questions. He just held the phone to his ear and pretended the cop wasn't talking to him. He and Tyreek both ignored commands until the cop has enough and goes to enforce it -- then they pretend that they're going to cooperate. Problem is, the cop can't keep playing that game

[@thegodofcycle216]

Tyreek Hill did not comply with the police officers instructions. End of story.

[@kenrdavis2266]

Cop was reacting to the attitude of this clown. He thinks because he’s paid million$ he is entitled to act like a child

[@ragiczzz9070]

What sent the officer off was he started to say “Don’t tell me what to d-“ and caught himself. By then it was too late for him…no sympathy for him at all. He’s a piece of crap

[@Kenyon712]

So you are OK with treating citizens this way, because they hurt your feelings? Move to NK.

[@sonofzorro1]

Tyreek and his buddies should have taken Chris Rock's advice about interacting with police! And, they really need to learn not to act like imbeciles when doing so. For once, these idiots ran into a cop with zero sense of humor, and no patience for stupidity.

[@enviouscanadian5387]

I’m disappointed in you. Watch Officer Tatum on this. Former cop. He made all the sense here. Cops have a right to be suspicious in these times. This guy was a pain in the @ss. It wasn’t too aggressive if all of a sudden a pistol is produced, would it?

[@Individualati]

I'm also disappointed in Nate. Even when the second car is told to leave (while parked illegally on a hiway), they figure they can just stay and argue. Then "Show me your license" and the guy figures he doesn't have to, and can argue some more.

[@davidmarks739]

There's nothing specific to this situation that would indicate that Tyreek was "armed and dangerous". It seems to me that the cop was well within his constitutional boundaries to order Tyreek to get out of the car, but should have allowed for more time for compliance. The cop was standing over him preventing safe exit. If he leans out to stand up, the cop was so close that he could have claimed that Tyreek lunged aggressively towards him. Tyreek was mostly compliant, even if mouthy and a little entitled and should have been afforded more than 7 seconds before being planted on the tarmac.

[@burritogod59]

​@davidmarks739 fully agree here. There was literally nothing there to make cops think that he would be dangerous. He handed over his ID, told them he was late for practice so hurry up and give him the ticket, then rolled his window up to call his agent. The cops were extremely aggressive for no reason and I'm shocked to see the comments here all blaming Tyreek.

[@RuthlessMillennium-pc7oq]

This is what happens when society doesn't wait on more information

[@jrwilliams4029]

This is Travis Scott 2.0. An self absorbed millionaire thinks the laws don’t apply to them and they can question the police making a lawful stop for dangerous speeds.

[@Idrcatall]

Crazy thing is, the majority still side with him…🤔

[@HGCUPCAKES]

@@Idrcatallbecause majority are thick!

[@Idrcatall]

@@HGCUPCAKES thick? Don’t know what that’s supposed to mean. Word you’re looking for is incompetent👍🏽

[@hooligan9794]

​@@Idrcatallthick means stupid.

[@cincyborn]

Tyreek doesn't get it, reckless driving at the fan stadium crossing, deserves a fine and an apology, he could have killed someone and the police may have saved a life!!!

[@Tmbeast5]

I am so sick about hearing about cops having to de-escalate situations. No, they don’t need to de-escalate the situation. The criminals need to comply.

[@tonynembhard5167]

@@Tmbeast5 speeding is a crime now? Wow

[@Ndqar]

I don’t pay cops to act like thugs. The thugs will act like that for free.

[@Quicks1lvr]

​@@tonynembhard5167yes, it has been. Maybe in Africa where they use rocks as traffic cones they have no speeding laws

[@OD91MJ]

Comply or else? Wow love us some fascism.

[@Jewish.Redneck.Hybrid]

speeding has always been a crime.​@@tonynembhard5167

[@MrShanester117]

I’m just tired of this narrative that if you drive a cop crazy and push his limits, that the cop can’t respond like a human

[@danporath536]

@@MrShanester117 The officer had the right to ask him to exit the vehicle for safety reasons, HE didn’t make that request.

[@ramiamer7723]

Could not agree more. Simply because someone works for the government, doesn’t make them immune to frustration.

[@tjtennisicmroll2k]

@@danporath536 he gave him a lawful order to exit the vehicle and Hill decided not to listen and if he didn't hear it it was because he choose to roll up the window, Officers don't even have to give you an order, they can just put you on the ground no questions asked, it is in their training and policies.

[@nancynoo12]

@MrShanester117 I'm no tyreek fan or supporter, I believe he should have kept his window down and they wouldn't have even needed to ask him to get out of the car HOWEVER if that behaviour is pushing someone to their limits and driving them crazy, whether it's a cop or not, but especially a cop who has had training in how to deal with the public and I'd imagine in de-escalation he reacted excessively, he doesn't know if that person driving has any issues getting out of the car as quickly as he wanted, he doesn't know if they are on the spectrum and needs more explanation. Apparently he didn't even know who tyreek was. With the other players who stopped they were getting mixed messages from different officers, some saying to leave others saying they needed to stay and hand over their license. I understand the need for officer safety but I dread to think how some of those officers react if THIS is pushing them to their limits in tougher situations

[@danporath536]

@@tjtennisicmroll2k He yelled at him and gave him a whole SEVEN SECONDS to comply and then yanked him out and handcuffed him in a TRAFFIC STOP.

[@Drichson1976]

If you had to deal with entitled people like this everyday, you'd be frustrated too.

[@wbw910]

Hell no he's not a victim. felony speeding, to dark of tint, rolled up the window where the cops couldn't see if there was a gun, refused to get out of the car after the first command, he wanted to talk on the phone, resisted arrest. My question is why do the police need to de-escalate, not the citizen. Isn't the responsibility of citizen to be good citizens? He says he had surgery but he is playing professional football. All the defiance and disrespect like this is common to police, especially by people who grew up poor and have inferiority complexes against authorities.

[@sirpercarde709]

Exactly!

[@RobertMoore-x7b]

Police are "trained" to de-escalate. They are paid representatives of the government, and it is in their best interest to de-escalate. They normally deal with knuckleheads (not good citizens) so what happens when they decide to act like knuckleheads also?

[@ObeseCaligula]

He will always be the victim.

[@davemartino5997]

Only if we let him

[@thomads3890]

I do not understand why all these people feel comfortable ARGUING with the police. Why would these people not just COMPLY - but instead, they wait for the cop to yell at them ten times before they start complaining. WHAT is going on?

[@chinmay4331]

First amendment gives you right to argue with the government (police is an arm of the government). Why wouldn’t you feel comfortable arguing with the police of you don’t live in a totalitarian state?

[@bigdoubleu117]

I disagree saying the one dude did back away when he was told by the cop to back away and then didn't have the chance to leave. The dude stood there for a solid 30sec arguing that he just wanted to check out what was going on. Meanwhile, the cop constantly had to tell him, no, just back away. And that repeated for quite some time.

[@SunbearSmoke]

Him being white or black has nothing to do with it, what he said was racist.

[@BelovedChatter]

This is a perfect reminder that two things can be true. Yes Tyreek Hill should have been more compliant AND that officer significantly overreacted when deescalation was warranted. It’s a breakdown of honest discourse when people “whatabout” back and forth trying to lay blame on only one party.

[@patrickwhite4449]

THIS!! I find people only blame one side. It’s never both parties fault it’s always one or the other. Both are the reason it went this far. But if tyreek cooperated from the get go none of this would have happened

[@chiefenumclaw7960]

Human nature dictates that people pick a side. Yours is one of the few sane comments that recognize that both parties behaved poorly. Part of the problem is a justice system that demands one party be a "victim."

[@reaper3616]

@@patrickwhite4449 as u sayed if he dident act like a spoiled brath the other part wouldent hade happend..

[@christophlindinger2267]

​@@reaper3616the cops acted like what? It was a minor traffic violation, they were on a power trip. Respect goes both ways, they are civil servants and should act like it.

[@cashdingo6386]

You’re only in control of your own actions and emotions. So are you saying the cop is too immature or that he deserves overreaction? I agree that he wasn’t compliant but that didn’t cause the cop to have a tantrum, the cop caused that.

[@MrDazzlerdarren]

Without watching any of this I'm gonna say; no, he'll have brought it upon himself

[@nbrown5907]

He had the privilege of going through his bag in the back seat. Had he been an average nobody they would not have allowed that, he could have had a gun in that bag lol.

[@BurkeCN74]

Cops only have to let something slide once to catch a bullet. Keeping a dark window rolled down is definitely a reason to get them jumpy.

[@freebee8221]

The biggest problem in america is being wayyyyyyy too soft on crime.

[@wishmakr]

As a white person, I would never talk to a cop like this. I want things to go as smoothly as possible. "You want my window down, sure, no problem." It seems like people think they can disrespect the police without repercussions.

[@Jaslath]

*It seems like people think they can disrespect the police without repercussions.* Let's be honest here, yes Tyreek should have had a better attitude. But he's not required to be nice to police. And the police shouldn't have escalated the situation well past where it needed to go. No good guys in this situation at all.

[@Cereal_Killer007]

​@@Jaslath You dont have to be nice but you do have to obey lawful commands. Tyreek is the one who escalated this by not obeying orders and screaming "dont tell me what to do"

[@Jaslath]

@@Cereal_Killer007 *You dont have to be nice but you do have to obey lawful commands.* It was in his authority to give the order but he didn't do it other than because of Tyreek's attitude. Any other reasoning was applied after the fact. It was retaliatory. Plain and simple.

[@jrwilliams4029]

The problem is other white people defending these spurious black “victims” who refuse to follow the laws like the rest of it. If we look at it from a police officer’s perspective every second you can’t see a subject is enough time for them to grab a weapon and harm or kill you.

[@unknownname6519]

​@@Jaslathyou don't have to be nice.. If a law enforcer gives you orders, you need to follow them...

[@CorporalDirge]

Officer tells them to leave 20 times and they don't.. ticket time. 20 requests for license and they don't. From start to finish he didn't escalate past that. In fact, when they got their license, tension went down. That player shouldn't be playing if he can't be on his knees. Hope he gets better so he can play.

[@jasonsutherland9015]

He played a few hours later that day. He is fine trust me I know about knee injuries. Had a few playing.sports in my lifetime

[@kwiztas]

Why was the cop telling them to leave. Cops can't just tell you to leave. Imagine in the George Floyd case Derick had just had everyone leave so no press could be there to record what happened. Cops can only tell you what to do if you broke the law.

[@CorporalDirge]

@@kwiztas because that's not a location you're allowed to park unless you're lawfully stopped by police. If you stay, they'll ticket you.

[@tomp8094]

He is a Liar and a person of very low character. Him talking to the press after the game he played in was a joke. He claimed he was cooperative and respectful with the Police - the exact polar opposite is what really happened. He had an entitled attitude from the very start of the interaction. When the Contact Officer told him to leave the very dark tinted windows of his vehicle rolled down he responded with an "You don't tell me what to do" as he rolls the window back up. Guess what Snowflake? That's not how things work - you are not the one in charge. It was an Officer Safety rationale for having the window down so the Officer could keep him under observation while he performed a DL check, Warrants check and paperwork associated with the stop. Law Enforcement has no idea what is in that car - could be a firearm or some other type of weapon. When he refused to comply, the Officer gave him a Lawful Order to exit the vehicle which he is perfectly legally entitled to do under a Landmark Supreme Court Case - Pennsylvania vs. Mimms. Again - Hill gave the Police attitude and did not want to comply so he was forcibly removed from the vehicle. If this had been my stop, he would have not been released with a couple of citations - he would have been custodially arrested for Reckless Driving and Obstructing A Peace Officer,

[@donnabostwick9694]

Mr. Hill initiated, escalated, and then hand-delivered his own arrest. He then lied publicly, gaslighting his adoring public, and made himself look like an entitled brat

[@graemeorr5884]

No he was in the wrong , acting like he shouldn't have to answer for speeding

[@justinamerican8200]

It's even MORE THAN THAT though. He's Tyreek Hill. In Miami. Near the stadium. ON GAME DAY. Once he gives them his ID, there's a pretty good chance they're going to let him walk with NOTHING. "Good luck today, Tyreek!" "What if I wasn't Tyreek Hill?", indeed. Just stop with the goddamned entitlement for 10 seconds. Some motherfuckers can't walk near a cliff without jumping off.

[@DarrylAMann]

Nate, you did not show the full video. The full video shows Tyreek speeding past the police officers. Why did you not show the complete video. I generally like your videos, but not in this case.👎👎👎👎

[@davidmarks739]

What speed does it record? I have seen that part of the video and there is no indication of a radar detector, nor is it ever stated in any of the videos, what speed he was recorded doing. He was ticketed for 60 MPH

[@michelleb564]

​@@davidmarks739 On the video it is obvious he is speeding and weaving in and out of traffic.

[@2steps1ceps38]

he keeps saying he's leaving but he's not leaving, he's just standing there...

[@larryjohnson2546]

What was worse was the fact that he was telling whoever he was talking to that the police were beating tyreek. Always the victim. 😂

[@2steps1ceps38]

@@larryjohnson2546 I'm starting to see a pattern...

[@kelliekriss2131]

I don’t think the officer was in the wrong. He was not only non-compliant he was verbally aggressive. If you don’t want to be treated like a criminal , don’t act like one. You raise red flags ( dangerous) at each stage.

[@BottomFocus]

Its racist even if he is black, why does Charlamagne being black excuse him from being racist?