What NOT To Do If You’re Late for a Flight

[@CodeBlueCam]

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[@Anonymous4045]

Two wrong things cancel out, so speeding after missing a flight means you're neutral

[@ElysiumRose]

He fled. No one is that stupid...imo

[@Mavve69]

Fleeing.

[@tinicoleofficial]

Understatement

[@WSH3TM]

@@Anonymous4045 two wrong things dont cancel each other out. two wrong things makes two wrong things.

[@TheWhoisDave]

Aside from running, this is one of the more cooperative people on this channel. In his defense, it's hard to tell you're being pulled over when you're going 117 😆

[@scoobtube5746]

It also occurred to me that the faster you drive, the less likely you are to take your eyes off the road to look behind you/in the mirror. At speeds of 110+, you're probably laser-focused on what's in front of you and care little about what's behind you. That's the irony here. In a high-speed chase, the faster the perp is driving, the more likely he is of being unaware that the law is chasing him.

[@_Majoras]

thats why you don't drive that fast, derp

[@YoungBlaze]

@@_Majoras that's why you don't drive at all

[@nelsondln]

@@_Majoras you have to have amazing restraint to not break 100 on a sport bike. 117 on those is like 40 in a car. It's just different. I dont condone the crotch rocket idiots, but if you got used to one youd understand. When you get used to driving at 120, going 55 feels like you are barely moving. 117s really not that fast on those machines.

[@_Majoras]

@@nelsondln so your basically saying all these bikers 'should know better' thanks for confirming 🤣

[@IemonIime]

Mans was in the wrong going that fast, but he was pretty calm and cooperative. 50,000 dollar cash bond is what aggravates me. Plenty of lower lives on here making a damn mess of their lives, throwing tantrums, resisting arrest, eluding, and they get a 100 dollar bail bond and their case dismissed. Really hope the guy is doing better.

[@dfunckt]

Most of those people getting let off lightly are in democrat states where breaking the law makes them a victim.

[@johnbrizzolara1420]

Wrong skin color

[@hereyes783]

His bong is 500 dollars not 50,000

[@eyecandyquartz8494]

Bonds are determined based on the charge in most cases pretty sure the judge has discretion but they usually just go by the guidelines

[@eyecandyquartz8494]

​@@hereyes783 must be a pretty sweet looking bong..lol😉

[@poorcollectibles4827]

Yet a real criminal hit 2 cars and crashed in a house and only had to pay $670 and got 5 years probation. This court system is all screwed up!!

[@ocdetails]

Different states means different levels of enforcement. Florida has nearly 22 million people compared to WI only having less than 6 million. Florida also has way more immigration issues where people come in and break the laws, so you don't mess with that down there. I want to see the version of this spotlighting the stops in Texas where we have 30 million people and DO NOT let non-residents ignore our laws with impunity. Especially when they play dumb like they didn't know full well that it was against the law to nearly triple the speed limit, drive like a maniac, and pack weed around with you.

[@l.j.1029]

@@ocdetails just say florida isnt a pussy blue state like WI

[@TheSilentQiter]

Whatt a stupid reply. The punishment for breaking laws shouldn't be depend on if you're an immigrant or not. Spoken like a true Floridian, I'll never set food in such a garbage state.

[@its-dg2987]

Wrong skin color + marijuana will do that

[@galaxi407]

The United States are not united at all.

[@richardchargingcloud6590]

crazy seen a lot of people on this channel get a slap on the wrist for far worse things than this man did. He was polite and cooperated, mind boggling

[@Tyslil26]

I agree, but the laws are different by state. I've noticed the northern states have very low bonds compared to the south.

[@theawesomeali8834]

fr fr, the system just sucks

[@bullcrap9409]

Cooperative? He was running a con in these cops…showered them in lies

[@AbsurdCats]

I think you know why.

[@landonmichelle]

That's because this happened in faafo Florida, not soft on crime Wisconsin where they pamper all criminals. Gotta love the south!

[@SpoilerAlert__]

Seeing drivers not yield to the right for the officers makes me realize how many NPC’s are in our society.

[@eberd.c4644]

Exactly what I was thinking. What morons just can’t use common sense.

[@Thanoshadapoint]

So you yield in GTA? Edit: This joke(that I’m man enough to admit wasn’t too clever) was meant to highlight the irony of the main character syndrome in this person’s comment. Most people pull over for FRs, so that’s the actual NPC activity. I know GTA is not real life and I understand the seriousness of swerving through traffic at 100+ mph.

[@RespectfullyImNotReadingThat]

@@Thanoshadapoint that was just stupid lol

[@Leopard589]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ScoutSniper3124]

My wife and I coined the term COFU for such people. Centers of the Effing Universe.

[@jailhorse7130]

Seeing his bond for possession of marijuana at 10,000 compared to the actual dangerous reckless driving at 5,000 is mind boggling to me.

[@mds2465]

Yes I do agree with that!

[@Mr.Elliott]

My exact thought.

[@oo7moses]

If they just get a little stricter, the war on drugs will be a success. /s

[@mikecamden]

Yep. If the dude wants to fry his brain and lungs on his time that's not hurting me or mine. Running 117mph into oncoming traffic is almost attempted murder. Far more serious...

[@benrobotics7582]

Broken, biased justice system.

[@botDanka]

The way the cop read him his rights made my brain melt

[@ibrake4rappers]

its was a total joke. imagie having a card with the miranda rights on them and still getting them wrong

[@temporaryonesix]

Imagine you're a foreigner getting arrested and they have Boomhauer trying to explain your legal options.

[@botDanka]

@@temporaryonesix I would sue 10000000%

[@adda1237]

@@botDanka sue for what? thats the dumbest thing ive read

[@botDanka]

​@@adda1237 It's a joke numb nuts

[@itstrell4153]

How hard is it to say Quincy lol 💀😂

[@RXbee2]

He was willing to say Quinton but settled on "Q"?? So weird LOL

[@charliemcmillan4561]

that shit was insane

[@LinhieHuynhie]

​​@@RXbee2"My name is Ann" "Can I call you Anastasia?" "My name is Ann..." "... I'll just call you A, cool?" 🧐🫤

[@claycollins8973]

Right? Wtf

[@TheDarkd3ath]

Cop is clearly racist

[@ElysiumRose]

When I was in college, I was on an interstate ramp when a car sped by me and knocked my mirror off on the driver side. He got out and was frantically jumping up and down and screaming about how he was late for his flight.. like it was my fault. I screamed a few things back at him. He then pulled a thick wad of cash out of his car and thrust it at me screaming 'here's $500.00 dollars, I have to go". He then sped off. I fixed my mirror and enjoyed the rest. There are some real crazies out there who are willing to risk it all to get on their damn flights.

[@jamie.777]

Hahaha 🤣. That's awesome. Especially if you're car is old and not really worth much. That 500 is great 👍

[@hoods-music]

did this happen in florida 😂

[@KNR90]

$1000 would barely cover most car mirrors these days

[@volvo09]

That's f$cking hilarious! 😆

[@robert_ufc]

Thats a lot for just a mirror haha crazy!

[@glenntremblay5406]

Given his demeanor and cooperation I tend to believe he didn't realize he was being chased. When you are driving that fast you tend to focus on what's ahead...not what's behind. In any event 117 in a 45 zone... he's done.

[@eazy_ek]

Facts. Let that man off with a stern warning or a shit ton of tickets, maybe arrest for the speed with a written promise to appear. Ion know tho, that speed is too dangerous

[@ibrennan]

I totally agree, and it's frustrating to watch the cops not believe him at all.

[@thetayz72]

I was thinking the same. But when I saw the mary J pop out the bag I was like, man you really blew it for sure now.

[@HumbleCowboy92]

I can’t believe there are that many stupid people that agree with you

[@slamshift6927]

@@ibrennan The dude aint deaf, and he saw the cop he passed, and he knew the fucking speed limit. Fuck him. 10 years, no bail, and deportation after.

[@Jonathan-yk4du]

The most cooperative guy on the channel gets a 50,000$ bond in Florida, but Wisconsin judges let’s a dude out that assaulted officers, stole some shit, ran from cops, jumped bail 10x for like 500$

[@theeverestt4397]

You're comparing a blue state to a red state. Prosecutors in blue states have no teeth and prosecutors in red have no chill

[@seankoas]

Liberal states baby

[@markbrisec3972]

@@seankoas Sure, sure.. Cause you've never seen judges release maniacs and prosecutors drop charges in Florida right? There's hundreds of videos just like this from Florida.. By the way, this dude got a high bond cause he's a flight risk.. If he decides not to come to court he'll be out of a lot of money...

[@MassholeOutdoors]

His bond is so high because it’ll keep him from fleeing the country since he’s on the hook for the money.

[@LordzDominator]

4:44 The zoom on the handshake killed me 😂

[@trusttheprocess5618]

“We got er done Johnson”

[@Kitsco45]

And with that moment. This is very video XD

[@randywells8974]

Lmao I died that was great lol

[@GodofMelon420]

that shit was hilarious 😂

[@faresd2570]

@@trusttheprocess5618 im deadddd

[@Moose6340]

I'll give ol' Quincy one thing...he may be an idiot, but he's not a squid. At least he's dressed to ride and not doing 120 through the Keys in a T-shirt, board shorts, and flip-flops.

[@Crow_Friend]

He had bare ankles and trainers on.

[@ultraman5168]

Gear or no gear, 110+ in a 45 is begging to transition into a new life as hamburger meat. Pushing the limit on empty roads is one thing but this was broad daylight around others. Zero sympathy.

[@informant09]

And that makes him smart? Wtf are your standards?

[@KKP7557]

@@Crow_Friend A guy on a motorcycle pulled up next to me at a stoplight one day wearing nothing but board shorts, no shirt and barefoot. I just shook my head.

[@Horible4]

@@ultraman5168 Sadly this isn't the outcome for all motorcycle riders. These people need to get in a car like sane humans.

[@hkk3656]

As a motorcyclist myself, at that speed the last place you look is behind you. Your focus is in front of you. Not saying he was wrong for driving that fast, and the pot, but not eluding.

[@MrAlexdimm]

Its total bullsht. the first officer says he pursued the motorcycle for 3 miles THEN lost sight of him, he didn't see the guy again until he was pulled over by the other officer. Plus the motorcycle was hauling ass going the opposite direction, there is no proof her he saw the first officer light him up and flip a U turn to go after him. He was gone as soon as he passed the first officer, who was driving in on coming traffic trying to catch up, which, if the bike was going 117mph the officer would need to go well over that to catch the bike. Then a 50k bond for a quarter of weed, and charging him with evading, thats all bullsht if you ask me.

[@SFbayArea94121]

I would have never guessed he was blck

[@sleepysleeper6390]

But…. 117 in a 45 lol. Give me a break!! And a school zone. Who cares if he didn’t see the cops, he would have if he hadn’t been driving like a damn maniac!

[@twistedtrickster]

You should NOT be going that speed. No excuse.

[@twistedtrickster]

@@SFbayArea94121 Meaning?

[@ImSquiggs]

3:44 - Did that cop just say "Can I call you Quincent" when he said his name was Quincy? That's the funniest thing I've ever heard. And then he's just like "I'm in too deep, I'm gonna call you Q", hahaha. Favourite moment.

[@charliemcmillan4561]

yknow, like vincent but with a Q aint NOBODY ever been named fucking Quincent

[@boshcrongley1334]

good on the cops for explaining that he is going to ask him self-incriminating questions. That was a seriously chill move.

[@alimo4610]

It’s the law that he understands that before they can speak

[@stopandthink3479]

The police always want to make sure that a suspect understands his rights, because more often than not, a suspect wants to talk and offer an 'explanation' whether it is the truth or a lie. Those initial statement often help make the case against them. The police want to make sure they will be able to admit those statements into evidence. It isn't about protecting a suspect's rights, but confirming that they waived them. I am not saying it is wrong, but it is what it is.

[@Izak213]

@@alimo4610actually SCOTUS said they don’t have to

[@alimo4610]

@@Izak213 lol I just read the ruling… So they’re saying the officers are required to read you Miranda but if they don’t you can’t sue them…? That seems kinda dumb

[@muammargaddafi2740]

@@Izak213 Why do you think Miranda rights are called that way?

[@SagebrushRambles]

That officer reading off the Miranda rights slurred 95% of what he was reading.

[@CS-xi9dz]

I could barely understand what he was saying, even knowing the Miranda and being a US citizen.

[@brownass2]

Probably not a great idea to test the laws in a country that you're not from especially if you don't know them.

[@balancedaccounting2332]

I understood every word clearly. He read it and repeated himself. You act like he was trying to get away with something lol.

[@Thunderbyrd.]

Hater

[@Baddz.Wit.A.Fathead]

I definitely could not understand anything he said the first time , he even turned his head away while reading making it harder for the listener to hear . Not to mention reading faster than most

[@dankestvonmemen76288]

1:14 the amount of damn people who don't pull over for the lights and sounds of sirens annoys me.

[@korbkelly]

SAME! like...MOVE over people!!!!

[@g_men2121]

At least in my town in Ohio, we clean the road when we see lights and hear a siren

[@gmanhero]

right? but also the amount of times people get pulled over for no reason annoys me.. so i guess slowing to let them pass is a good compromise.

[@dankestvonmemen76288]

@OOga Booga I said pull over not go fucking off roading. At the very least pull to the right lane as far as you can. This isn't quantum physics, this is on the driver's test.

[@volvo09]

What drives me more crazy are the people like that silver car in the left lane... Can't pull over (from what I recall) yet puts the brakes on! Just keep going if you aren't going till you can pull over if you aren't going to step on it.

[@septemberj1774]

00:57 “ A few moments later , another deputy observed the motorcyclist speeding..” .. 🚴‍♂️ 😂😂

[@rhsc2670]

I love how nobody gets over to the right, or even stops for that matter, when the police car was behind them. That is a true representation of Florida drivers.

[@darrensanimalsreptilesfish30]

I mean, I'd imagine the reaction time isn’t very much when the police come up behind you at 100 mph. That’s not normal.

[@alexandriaa44]

I thought the same thing at first but you also gotta realize the cop is going way faster than the speed limit to catch up with the suspect.. so the regular drivers aren’t gonna be able to pull over that fast! The same thing happened to me not too long ago and I got over but the cop still had to drive around me bc I was trying to be safe at the same time, he was just going way faster than me so it probably seemed like I wasn’t getting over

[@IkarusKommt]

People should help other people, and not police officers.

[@pankak3xd586]

It really is, and they ALL speed and weave through traffic, the cops will almost always let you get away with 10 over the speed limit, my girlfriend and I were visiting her family in Florida last year when I learned all this, Florida is just a different world

[@realemonful]

I actually thought they did pretty good considering how fast and out of nowhere this commotion all came upon them. I'm not sure what would make you say such a thing if you watched the same video I watched lol

[@RossWrock]

$50k bond!?!?! Damn. If he was visiting La Crosse, it would have been a $1500 signature bond.

[@OTOWN2STOCKTOWN]

That's the real tragedy no way

[@DJ-Tenko]

Haha at the LA crosse zinger

[@waaagh3203]

Lol that's true.

[@32SQUID]

My negro!

[@karonnemetz7376]

He’s not from here, so therefore he’s a flight risk. $50,000 cash, he isn’t going anywhere.

[@Mike-gc2hm]

Honestly he probably didn't even see the cops he was going so fast

[@maryjane4432]

Or he just didn’t care. Apparently where he is from that kind of driving is normal

[@82ndAbnVet]

Happened to my uncle back in the 80's. He passed a speed trap at 140 mph not knowing the cop was there. The cop gave chase even though he lost visual. My uncle had slowed to the speed limit a few miles ahead and the cop eventually caught up to him. Once pulled over, the cop asked him why he slowed down because there was no way he was going to catch him. My uncle replied "I didn't know you were chasing me".

[@albundy5198]

I doubt he did see him chasing him

[@brady7089]

Except for when the first cop pulled out, he tapped on his brakes with no traffic infront of him then he sped up

[@nicholasburgin5359]

@@brady7089 that doesn’t mean much on a motorcycle. You’re right foot naturally falls on the rear brake lever, just takes a centimeter of travel to flash the brake lights

[@vladimpaler9274]

He's lucky Jeremy Dewitte wasn't on patrol with his motorcycle 😆

[@ObeseCaligula]

Legend

[@arnoldwilson5377]

"Pull over!!" *at 200km/h*

[@jwillwork3683]

😂😂😂

[@Pink.andahalf]

Luckily DeWitte didn't really leave the peninsula, so Monroe County was safe from his particular brand of insanity.

[@ElysiumRose]

Haven't heard anything about Dewitte in a minute. Is he still doing his thing?

[@kgbiggie9871]

“You hit someone going that fast, no more Q” cracked me up the way he worded it 😂

[@timtomnec]

props to the officer for explaining Miranda rights and not just reading it.

[@danl4720]

Nah but he sounded like he was having a stroke; I couldn't even hear wtf he was saying

[@warhokn4178]

@@danl4720 He explained it extremely well

[@ET2carbon]

But he's foreign

[@jonthinks6238]

@@ET2carbon the language is called English, from T&T, that's what he learned to speak as a toddler.

[@ET2carbon]

@@jonthinks6238 Quincy is foreign. I don't know if Miranda 5th amendment applies

[@cosmomontanaro5759]

To be fair, he was traveling so fast he probably genuinely didn't see or hear the first cop over the rev of his engine and road noise associated with motorcycling over 100mph.

[@ThatWrapperDude]

Facts!!! No one seems to realize that. The off duty cop is so annoying and must not ever rode a motorcycle before

[@MrAlexdimm]

dude he fking blew by him going the other direction at 117mph. The lying cop says after 3 miles he lost sight, Bullsht, he didn't see that bike again until after it was pulled over by the other cop. The biker never knew the cop had lit him up and made a U until they told him. and then a quarter oz of weed, what bullsht.

[@_Travey]

And? Still deserves everything he got. Dumbass shouldn’t be going that fast.

[@m4g3osrs10]

As far as training goes - cops are taught that 10mph = about a 100 yd delay in noise. So taking that: 120pmh = 1,200 yd delay in sound (siren) - this dude was over twelve footbal fields away by the time the officer even activated his sirens. There's no chance in HELL they could prove it either as it would go against their training. If *ANYTHING* he would get a single evading police charge (not the three cops they're claiming) for the last cop, as he was travelling much slower. These cops just contradicted their own training on camera, but they will neither suffer consequences for it, nor will the training they just contradicted be changed. It's gross.

[@Prophet-Yosef]

That off duty cop was definitely irritating. It’s apparent this guy broken the law but he seemed very genuine about everything else.

[@Moose6340]

Man, if nothing else shows the difference between the judicial systems in Florida and Wisconsin...all the ne'er-do-wells in the La Crosse Cinematic Universe get felony fleeing/eluding/resisting, bail jumping (x lots), possession, all sorts of stuff, and walk out with $1000 signature bonds. In Florida, this guy gets felony eluding (which I'd almost be surprised if they could stick on him in court, TBH), reckless driving, and possession of a little weed...$50k cash bond. Damn son.

[@FourFingeredMan]

They didn't mention it so I could be wrong but since he's from out of country and from a country with no extradition treaty with the US currently..they may have deemed him a flight risk which is why he got the max bonds on those charges

[@brendanalvord]

Couldn’t agree more. Well done FL.

[@maryjane4432]

@@brendanalvordI agree! We need punishments that actually deter criminals

[@crapple009]

That's wacky Wizkonsin for ya. That place has gone so downhill..

[@adamm.1367]

"Flight risk" 💨

[@summer.clouds]

10:44 That police officer out of uniform... He's the guy that is always right and no one can say otherwise. He's the dad that assumes his kids are thinking of doing something wrong when they are clearly not. Apart from criminals being some of the worse people you can encounter, his personality is also.

[@Starbright317]

Typical narcissist

[@trevorjones873]

He's also the captain of that police department, he doesn't need to be in uniform when he witnesses a crime and calls for backup

[@superzebra6672]

This is someone who would act like the usual "running from the cops" suspect in a video lmao. I'm sorry that guy was pissed at someone for putting everyone's life in danger while committing a crime.

[@summer.clouds]

Lets be reasonable here and emphasize all the circumstances. He is from a different country, running late for his flight back which explains why he's speeding. If you travel through airport airlines can relate to this situation. And a motorcycle engine is literally right on your chest which can muffle out noise and (sirens) 117 miles an our in a 45 is pretty far of a gap. At 4:30 the officer mentions 70mph which is more believable. So I agree for the arrest and he took responsibility for it, but the way the captain tries to pin a fleeing and eluding I disagree he was NOT fleeing. You can hear sincerity in a person's voice just like you can sense when they're untruthful but it sucks when you encounter someone that cannot distinguish the difference between the two.

[@Fullmetal999]

BRO! I was thinking the same. I respect officers but this guy is just outta pocket. He’s the type to take everything personal and try to involve himself in situations as a justice warrior. There is a nasty attitude behind that facade

[@Hunterkeck]

Rider is totally in the wrong but damn he seems like a genuinely good guy that just made some real poor decisions that day. EDIT: Wow this thread is so toxic😂 but thanks for 1k guys

[@sponish0]

Bro someone speaking politely doesn’t mean they are a genuinely good guy. We have no idea what kind of guy he is,

[@Mike-me3sp]

Just curious, would you say he's a genuinely good guy if he had smashed into your family's car and killed a couple of them? Or might that change your opinion of him?

[@OhhMauly]

@@sponish0 better than someone being a dick lmao

[@officialpowerofbanana]

genuinely good guy, how? Because he said sorry after he got caught?

[@BeeWhistler]

@@officialpowerofbanana I mean, I dunno if they usually ride that speed in Tabago but it's just refreshing to have someone be polite. I just watched a couple with entitled people abusing the cops the whole time and at least this guy is showing the common sense to be as civil as possible. When you're in a hole, stop digging.

[@saffronoak6276]

"You're no longer Q, you become splat" that made me laugh for some reason the way the cop said it

[@ElysiumRose]

me too....sounded like he was talking to a toddler lol

[@Sunshya]

😂😂 fr

[@Listrynne]

I cracked up at that too. That was hilarious.

[@TheQuackinator]

I scrolled down just after he said that to see if anyone else said that 😂

[@ThetreeDraggon]

i was hoping i wasnt the only one.🤣

[@Haylem]

Trust me, if he wanted to get away, he could have. He's lucky even pulling over

[@justinchandler1970]

he attempted to get away, when he realized they were not going to stop chasing him he pulled over. simple as that

[@KontrollerModz]

@@justinchandler1970 he still cldve gotten away lmao Bikers are hard to catch, he cldve just dipped home, and changed the color of the bike. I doubt they saw that tiny 5inch plate at 117mph

[@EeryMango]

Nah, if you've ever been on that highway you know there's no way.

[@sheikhnuryassin4085]

@@justinchandler1970he told you that ?

[@Iennal]

He will get caught eventually no matter what.

[@austinrice4103]

The cop said “ ahh mahhn” when the weed was pulled out 😭😭

[@birddog9002]

Between that and the monster joke he needs his own stand up special

[@tinicoleofficial]

4:40 the zoom in on the cops dapping each other up got me🤣

[@Mavve69]

Me too man

[@KP18793]

so good lol

[@sk8tann]

Bro moment

[@Fischstix95]

love the characterful editing

[@DJ_FOOD_STAMP]

💀

[@oldguy3378]

Hey Quince. Just leave earlier and drive like you want to see tomorrow. Works every time!

[@oscarmendoza4823]

He probably rides like that everytime.... Trinidad style.

[@XeLYoutube]

most of the time, casue the one that was hurried killed my mother that woke up early to get safe to work. but that trucker was hurried and she died cause of his imprudence. when you wake up early to get safe to work: the problem become others that wake up late and drive dangerously

[@PrimericanIdol]

I ALWAYS arrive at the airport at least 2 hours before my flight. This way, I can account for potential delays and long lines at check-in and security.

[@ndojimmy]

COPS DOESNT CARE ABOUT IF YOU ARE TELLING THEM THE TRUTH THEY WILL TICKET/ ARREST YOU NO MATTER HOW HONEST AND POLITE YOU ARE. FUCK 12 🐷 👮‍♀️ you might as well make them work for u they don’t care about nobody situation

[@frsknsld]

@@PrimericanIdol not all heroes wear capes

[@Crimson_Hawk_01]

I can totally believe he was not actually running from police. When riding my Harley at 80 I can’t hear anything but wind. At 120 MPH if you were focused on driving and not checking the mirrors you could easily miss a cop hundreds of yards behind you with lights on.

[@domingofung]

But you believe he was putting everyone in danger in a two lane road by lane splitting at high rate speed?...

[@emilystatenberg615]

Exactly. He was being honest!

[@AviationJeremy]

I can definitely believe that he didn’t see or hear the first two cops. It doesn’t change the fact that he was speeding and driving recklessly, but the eluding charge could be dropped. His politeness makes me inclined to believe him, or at least give him the benefit of the doubt. As for the marjiuana, the laws varying from jurisdiction to jurisdiction could definitely be confusing, and the relatively small amount doesn’t give me the impression that he’s some sort of serious druggie. Doesn’t excuse breaking the law, so hopefully he gets the minimum sentence if convicted.

[@iMsOiNsO]

@@domingofung If he’s from the islands, then they drive reckless like that and it’s normal, especially on them motorcycles. Doesn’t excuse it but He probably felt he wasn’t being reckless. Except here, driving like that will get your brains splattered on the pavement, or result in you killing others.

[@timothyandrewnielsen]

You can see him look back numerous times.

[@novaleeseabolt6797]

I really believe this guy did not see the cops. I think he was really running late and he stopped when he seen them. Such a nice and sincere guy .

[@silvermediastudio]

Yeah it's tough to see cops when you're swerving lanes at 117mph.

[@longthoughts]

nice guys don't do 117 in a school zone...

[@butchs2337]

it sounded like the witness was a police captain, this guy is screwed for sure, criminals have bad luck follow them, i caught 1 DUI and a Sgt pulled him over with a Lt as backup lets see a lawyer get him out of this good luck, another time a guy ran from me right into Sgt coming down the street, some people have really bad luck

[@amandastein6247]

I agree. He’s telling the truth here, I don’t think he knew the cops were chasing him.

[@silvermediastudio]

@@amandastein6247 1, you're a gullible fool, 2, it doesn't matter. If he was driving so irresponsibly that he couldn't tell there were police chasing him, that's still on him.

[@CapuccinoMachine]

Man, everyone was so polite in this situation

[@pwnsy584]

hell no lol the cop with no uniform on was being quite a dick

[@yaohshalom]

@davidlol329 bro

[@daepicpigeon3274]

Nah, cop in the blue needs to chill out. I feel sorry for his wife..

[@fryinnbuyin8766]

Yeah, blue shirt cop was a jackass. "Now I've missed my flight too" If he had to catch a flight, he could have literally left once the other cops had everything under control, but instead stayed around for no other reason then to power trip.

[@Dnlmoney]

@@pwnsy584 did you expect him to talk to him like a child after running from the cops? Lol

[@rapman5363]

I love how the main focus is how he ran from the cops, as if doing 113 mph is just an afterthought.

[@timothyandrewnielsen]

113 through a school zone... typical behavior from people like him.

[@Cyberdactyl]

It's painfully obvious he's using the speech gap to lie.

[@genox3636]

No one's going to mention that a black guy is worried about being late for something for once?

[@Russianboyz95]

@@genox3636 dude, really?

[@deathharpproductions3094]

@@genox3636 🤣🤣🤣

[@RhiaBlack]

They got him for that much for F&E because he's not a US citizen, and therefore a Flight Risk. That's why his bond was so high. People got to realize, too, FL is hardcore about drug charges, they get so much coming in from other countries there. They're gonna be really hard on drugs.

[@arsvi123]

literally a flight risk

[@redlightdeath]

*sigh* why do people speak so confidently about shit they don’t understand? Cops don’t determine the bail amount. There is a preset bail schedule determined for each crime. A judge can change it to a higher or lower amount at arraignment, but cops don’t just arbitrarily set it. The bail was high because he committed a dangerous felony (reckless evading) that could have easily resulted in someone dying.

[@kasdcomoa5567]

A judge raised it to $225k lol

[@eriknervik9003]

On one hand, I can understand him being a flight risk, but on the other hand, who actually cares? Because if he goes back to Trinidad, he is not the problem of American authorities anymore. He’s not a murderer, and so Just him being gone in Trinidad means he’s not the problem of American authorities. And if he leaves for Trinidad, without resolving his court issues in America, then he will be hit with an arrest warrant and can be arrested if he’s ever dumb enough to come back to the United States.

[@GodDragonLich]

@@eriknervik9003 Ya know I gotta agree. Flight risk should only apply to violent crimes and financial crimes.

[@TheMangoDeluxe]

My names Quincy. Can I call you Quinton? My names David. Can I call you Doorknob?

[@bethhill1055]

😂 you made me spit😊 on my tablet with laughter.

[@Dramn_]

Davidson

[@darlenelipuma7769]

Can you imagine being from another country and trying to understand those Miranda rights the way that officer was reading them? I'm AMERICAN and know what those rights are, and I couldn't understand him! Wow. $50K bond. I've seen people do a lot worse on here and get let out on less bond. First time I ever felt sorry for a "felon".

[@bretthompson3865]

Easy to understand. Two words. Flight risk. He heads for Trinidad and nobody here sees him again.

[@bobby_greene]

Cop definitely had a case of mushmouth

[@varietyboypsn]

yeah not saying what he did was ok but so true

[@charlesward6217]

right can that dude fuckin read?!?

[@MarioMartinez-tt9ly]

Not to mention they are still charging people for possession of marijuana 😑

[@breecegriffith5896]

If you’re late for something, please don’t needlessly endanger other people on the road because of your tardiness.

[@ThePrufessa]

Exactly. Now instead of just missing his flight he's missing his flight and going to jail. Even when you're late for work. You're already late. No need to rush to save a minute or two by speeding. Speeding really doesn't have much time unless you're driving +20-25 miles on the highway.

[@alwaysinmotion1417]

There are a lot of tardys on the road already.

[@HotPutridVomit]

don't need to call anyone a "tard" but I agree

[@breecegriffith5896]

@@HotPutridVomit I hope you’re joking.

[@immaleaf4964]

@@HotPutridVomit .....it means late

[@Easymoneysniper5]

The fact that he stopped for the second cop makes me think he didn’t intentionally try to evade them. As fast as he was going it’s possible. Doesn’t make it right and going that fast he needs to be jailed, but still.

[@bgarza18]

They keep insisting to try to get him to change his story. That’s not their job, he shouldn’t be having a conversation with them. It’s NEVER in your interest to converse with an officer, especially if the cuffs go on.

[@TheRealGigaCat]

@@bgarza18 how about you shut up and stop defending criminals and waste court's time when everything is recorded on camera? He was going fast. End of story.

[@TropicalLatitude]

@@bgarza18 Thanks for making that important point.

[@BG-gr6vc]

No he gave up after realizing it was getting thick and more cops were on him.

[@Valkyrae123]

@@TheRealGigaCat okay sasha fanboy lol, who are you to tell him what to do, how do you know he’s not some law student simply just watching this for study purposes, he still has solid point too, he shouldve never talked to the officer its never in your best interest to cooperate especially when they already have their minds made up that you’re going to jail, you act as if this guy was out murdering people when all he was trying to do was catch a flight back home and made a stupid mistake, go back to sitting in your basement watching aot

[@comandantegeraldaurss.8430]

I've never seen a police officer so good and humble, but the way he read Miranda's law my brain completely went haywire.

[@BananaTruth]

Holy shit this guy got fined alot of cash, its kind of comical how i see people who do worse things like hitting others, theft etc get away with like 500-2000 bonds

[@SomeElsenNerd420-J]

The officer did say that he sped through a school zone, those fines do NOT play.

[@PrimericanIdol]

Potential flight risk because he could easily leave the country if let out on bond.

[@BananaTruth]

@@SomeElsenNerd420-J yeah i get that, he could easily have hurt some innocent bystander or something i am just astounded that reoffenders with a big sheet get like nothing compared to this man in fines

[@hubster4477]

@@SomeElsenNerd420-J cops get caught speeding thru school zones all the time, guess how many no play tickets they get?

[@Haarschmuckfachgeschafttadpole]

Bonds are not fines, you get all the money back if you show up to court.

[@fytghggyungf7601]

Such a cooperative dude. That alleged “cop” wearing shorts and a light blue tee was annoying af. Definitely on a power trip.

[@jaytay8637]

He was the Captain and probably seriously p'd off.

[@nn647]

​@@jaytay8637 quit spamming this comment, bootlicker!

[@jarrettcookingham3724]

@@jaytay8637 it doesn’t matter is it his traffic stop?no so he can carry his snitching ass on his way

[@brianlacroix822]

@@jarrettcookingham3724 show us on the doll where the cop touched you 🤣

[@philo-]

@@jarrettcookingham3724 Hey man can you do me a favor and google what "snitching" means? Thanks

[@justdom3165]

Got to love the guy here-staying calm and civil while be cooperating with the police

[@haodev]

Where he is from, you dont talk to cops like ppl in America do if you want to come out alive.

[@mike4402]

he was trying to get them to accept a bribe

[@Jilly6667]

@@haodevyeah that’s not true.. where he’s from Trinidad and Tobago you know if you’re in America and black you better be on your best behavior with police or you end up dead

[@Jilly6667]

@@mike4402he’s trying to let them let him go because he knows this means no more vacations in the US

[@babion9479]

@@haodev Great point!

[@Transformers2Fan1]

12:07 - "in my country we can" Cool. You're not in your country. You don't get some magical exemption from local laws.

[@THEVIPERGUY1777]

“You put my family in danger” proceeds to admit he purposely tried to cut off the speeding bike by moving into the wrong lane. Bruh🤣

[@flossin5025]

Assho1e move on the off duty cops part smh

[@notimezforgames1465]

you can easily tell the dude is one of those "good ole Boy" basket cases who'll walk around with a firearms and pick/escalate fights with people just because...dude's not even a cop trying to stop a motor bike with his entire family in the car....NC state troopers would of straight up told that dude to go away, and that we got this...🤣

[@salvadorvl4296]

Im just happy I don’t live wherever this is

[@tonito_el_tigre]

Glad someone mentioned it, dudes a yes man. Will definitely get punked one day talking over the wrong one

[@notimezforgames1465]

@K.M.V S ohh, i'm not surprised...not even on the clock, an trying to school someone about how the law works...bet you 1 million bucks that this off duty boy wouldn't dare try intervening in a real situation like uvaldale...they choose weak examples to prove a point since he and the others knew that the guy one the bike wasn't a real threat, and was remorseful for what he did..there is another video online where an off duty cop literally pulled and gun out and racked it back on a random person buying candy...smh...who trains these fools..

[@henryking5340]

I think it’s one of the few videos I’ve seen where the dude is respectful and isn’t cussing the officers off 😂

[@jukeboxfandango]

Because he's not an American, he didn't learn to disrespect the police

[@silvermediastudio]

Different between blacks from other countries, and from the USA. In the USA they've been brainwashed by the leftist democrats to be professional victims.

[@connahbourton5097]

Why didn’t he wanna call him Quincy?😂☹️

[@applechocolate4U]

I feel really bad for this guy. He seems really nice and while it was incredibly reckless to ride like that, his life is probably gonna get messed up after this.

[@jackedkerouac4414]

He will be denied a US travel visa for a long time.

[@dfunckt]

He should have thought of that before he recklessly rode at dangerous speeds. We reap what we sow.

[@2005OEFArmy]

@@jackedkerouac4414 Who cares. That's nothing.

[@sponish0]

@@2005OEFArmy that isn’t really for you to say is it could be a lot to him maybe he had a partner in the US or big plans that he can no longer carry out

[@ComixMultiplication]

I bet you would feel really bad for him if he smashed into your car

[@ThePhysicalReaction]

I'm glad he was respectful about the whole scenario

[@GrimReaper-jr]

Because not local and on visa

[@ibrake4rappers]

too bad the cops werent. didnt read him the miranda right correctly and refused to call him by his first name

[@GeoClix]

That's because not all black men in America are "African American" , If he was born and raised here, the suspect's attitude would be through the roof. "WHAT DA F*CK YOU WANT NIGGA ? LOL

[@luminouskiwi1104]

@@GeoClix what the fuck kind of racist shit are you talking about bro?

[@GeoClix]

@@luminouskiwi1104 I hit a nerve “home boy”? 😂

[@jamesmorrison7989]

I believe that he didn’t even realize he had cops trying to stop him before he pulled over

[@ericjones4604]

Wanna buy a bridge? How about ocean front property in Nebraska. The world is full of gullible people, please quit following them

[@Trialnerror]

I bet you also believe the world is flat

[@Nxrbcn]

@@Trialnerror it is though ex'deh

[@SeinFreak]

Happened to me once, i realized not too long after he put on the lights, but made it through one intersection before i noticed. Was wondering why cars in front of me were going so slow 😂. Luckily the officer was cool about it and believed me, it's hard to notice things behind you in those tiny mirrors unless you're deliberately looking at them.

[@deadlikedisco4726]

I believed that until they found his weed. Don't get me wrong, I believe anybody should legally be allowed to have as much weed as they damn well please. It's unfortunately illegal and he definitely knew that, which is probably why he fled for a bit.

[@generalRonnieDrew]

People in the comments are very out of touch with reality. Just because he is a "nice guy" does not excuse the highly dangerous speeds and no regard for other drivers.

[@Wow_Trains]

“No more Q, you become Splat” Man has me rolling😂 @6:40

[@yungstiv]

My grandmother lives in Key West and her favorite saying is “You come here on vacation and leave on probation” 😂

[@EBackwards]

Why does the officer need to call him Q? Quincy isn't that hard to remember. Odd.

[@andrewsalhany5665]

The officer seems to have a slight speech impediment. He might not be able to say Quincy without butchering it.

[@Mavve69]

*I edited this comment because people can’t handle sarcasm.*

[@RespectfullyImNotReadingThat]

@@Mavve69 lol what?

[@logangentry193]

I was thinking the same thing lol

[@ExplodingCow49]

The officer didn't understand when he said "Quincy" the first time, so probably didn't understand the second time either and didn't want to ask again

[@Cautela]

He was so chill and cooperative, in today's world I almost feel like he should've just gotten a warning. He wasn't a thug and it was his first offense, it's sad that actual criminals get away with much worse...

[@silvermediastudio]

Florida don't play. A warning for going 117, 70 through a school zone? Get outta here. Combined with weed and no med card?? If he was late for the airport, what was he going to do with it? Definitely not smoke it on the way. Something fishy with his story.

[@Cautela]

@@silvermediastudio re-read my comment a couple times to yourself... you missed what I was saying.

[@silvermediastudio]

@@Cautela I read it just fine. Just because there are people doing worse crimes doesn't mean this selfish turd should get off easier. Nonsense, and that you double down on it is a clown show. Q was chill and cooperative because he knew he was fucked, not to mention either 1) completely ignorant of laws or 2) playing stupid. Dude literally asked if because weed was legal in Trinidad&Tobago, he would be charged for it in Florida. You want this guy let off, riding 117 on public roads, with that childish mentality?

[@nurseqtips1610]

@@silvermediastudio Just a heads up, it was only 7.5 g, which is 0.27 oz.

[@nurseqtips1610]

You are right that there are so many violent and awful people, who are also repeat offenders on this channel that get a ton of their charges dropped, extremely low bonds, and very little-if any, jail time.

[@ItzNotJohnWayne]

He was much more well behaved than the other people who got arrested.

[@ItzNotJohnWayne]

@@basilmagnanimous7011 true truee

[@Armistead_MacSkye]

"Much more well."

[@H.EL-Othemany]

​@@Armistead_MacSkyemore much well

[@mostlytrue3150]

I don't know for sure but I don't think they bother uploading bodycam footage unless some crazy shit happens.

[@rdirty4964]

11:22 the officer sees the weed and all of a sudden has a jamaican accent 😂🇯🇲

[@bradleymckeon4008]

Poor guy. Obviously dangerous and reckless but he seems like a good guy and was confused on the laws. 50,000 is a crazy amount.

[@grateful86]

Confused on the law?? Yeah that makes sense. It is in fact legal in most states to drive 117 mph, and slalom through cars like a skier. Aahh nope!

[@wolfmedic804]

He’s a flight risk

[@hellrock]

Being ignorant of the law doesn't mean you can break it without consequences. But I do agree that he seems like a chill dude not looking for trouble.

[@TheKreator98]

@Shaye mari how did you infer this from his comment?

[@pantsarmstrong863]

Seems like a good guy. He put everyone in danger around him. He could have killed someone. Who gives a shit is someone seems nice.

[@DrWaSaBe]

He literally said going to the airport with no passport and weed 🤣🤣

[@richardstuplich8278]

I commented about the ID myself before seeing your comment! Good catch. Maybe it is just another perk of being a non-citizen while living in the USA? No ID flights and able to take weed on airplanes? ;)

[@BKHockeyTalk]

@@richardstuplich8278he clearly said he lived in Fort Lauderdale and was going home first, were you watching the video?

[@MeadeJ67]

@@pembo13 Right? It's really not that complicated. You can't expect much from the average person though, most are lacking in the intelligence department.

[@MrEmperorBlack]

My guy was trying to catch a flight to heaven

[@SmickyD]

That cop was extremely cool about the whole situation. Good on him for interacting with a clear head and giving him a healthy dose of the benefit of the doubt without losing his integrity. We need more of these kinds of officers.

[@genox3636]

First blk I've ever seen that was worried about being late.

[@whyguy3651]

Seem like liars who want to just press extra charges on the foreigner and that obvious when they charged him more for the weed then the fucking lane splitting… also lane is far safer for motorcycles and is legal everywhere but the USA… so it’s a dumb fucking law and so are the law against weed.. so he got charged with two laws that should never have existed…………..

[@TracyKimbal1973]

@@whyguy3651 do you need a binkie little boy?

[@PrimericanIdol]

@@genox3636 Because he's not from the US. blks outside the US have very different attitudes and in fact despise the American ones because they see them as a bad influence.

[@PrimericanIdol]

Did you also notice how compliant the suspect became the moment he got caught? He did not resist ONE tenth of an iota. I think this may be a Channel First, because this channel doesn't usually post videos with compliant suspects, since most are deemed boring.

[@TheBigCheese930]

I really enjoy the zoom in when the two officers shake hands

[@samsilver6871]

In the state of Wisconsin they would give him a signature bond

[@JLange642]

"I didn't know the passing laws"- well son, "Ignorance of the law is no excuse"!

[@nakedsnake4248]

can be

[@alfredthorneborn6295]

sure it is, ur suppose to know every law in a country u have never been too?

[@Jeremy-ff3jm]

I’ve debated my criminal justice professor about this, I’ve said this over 100 times and I’ll say it again “it is unreasonable for the common man to know and understand every violation and offense of every municipality”

[@SpencerLemay]

@@alfredthorneborn6295 If you go to a foreign country and break a foreign law, the police have the right to arrest you regardless of whether you knew. They might not, but they are well within their rights to do so.

[@lindadeeds5326]

Very true, but this is confusing given that it changes state to state. Where I live, CA, motorcycles ARE allowed to lane-split (drive around cars).

[@brandonramnath7374]

I always watch this channel and I’m from Trinidad and Tobago I hope this dude learn his lesson because he knows well he can’t drive that fast on our highways

[@blackswan5034]

Im sure that's everywhere on this planet , simply put God made us perfect we know right from wrong

[@MeMe-pj8ve]

@@blackswan5034 what are you blabbing on about?

[@Dislob]

@@MeMe-pj8ve She lives in a fantasy world with fairies and trolls.

[@Gravage]

I was riding my old 83 Yamaha once with earphones in and I didn't see the cop with his lights on until he passed me to go wherever he was going. I'm generally good about checking my mirrors, too. Most everyone lies to the cops, but I can honestly believe he may not have seen the first one. Either way, he behaved very respectfully the entire time.

[@silvermediastudio]

Yea hard to get a good mirror check when going 117.

[@valeriemarott1923]

He didn’t see the speed limit signs? Didn't see the lights? Didn't know the driving laws in the foreign country he chose to drive in? Yeah, that's a big NO!!!!😂😅

[@ryanharden23]

If this would've happened in Wisconsin, his cash bond would probably be around $500

[@mtanyctrainatlantamartatra7164]

@goofyahh Wisconsin 🤔, please, I see more Arkansas cop videos nowadays

[@ornelasjorge9102]

I've got caught doing 110 in Chicago on the expressway, luckily it was during covid at 3 am with no traffic. He was cool about it I told him there was no excuse for going at tha speed .

[@Penguinverse]

The crash zoom at 4:43 is absolute gold. Straight out of a Andrew Callaghan video.

[@FUBARguy107]

Just watched a cop with lights and sirens try to cross an intersection here in Tucson less than an hour ago. I was pumping fuel and sitting in my truck with the windows up and doors closed. I heard him from about a mile away. Cars refused to stop for him go cross the intersection.

[@j_lemy]

$5,000 bond for reckless driving, putting multiple lives at risk $10,000 bond for 7.5 grams of weed That's just dumb.

[@M_Sp_]

his fines are cheaper for him than buying a drink and a sandwich at the airport

[@timfolland420]

Damn! I feel bad for this guy, so cooperative and humble..

[@Booze_Rooster]

He did it to himself. Seen too many crotch rockets wrecked in the middle of the road after they blew by me and the cars around me speeding, weaving and not giving a shit about anyone but themselves. Goes doubly since the guy isn't a citizen. Bad manners as a visitor. Imagine going to another country and riding like a jackass...

[@Lopez-rg3tk]

@@Booze_Rooster lol Americans already do it 🤣🤣🤣

[@adammiller9179]

Cooperative-- running from cops, weaving in and out of traffic, through school zones, at 117 mph. Yeah...

[@stoniebro-nies]

The cop doing the Jamaican accent “oh mon come on” 😂😂😂

[@m.battles8924]

I thought I heard the cop say that lmao

[@stupidass3791]

It’s always funny watching a vanilla guy trying to be hip!

[@nataliapoklonskaya4933]

@@stupidass3791 you sound “vanilla” as hell calling that “hip” lmao

[@Anonymous4045]

"I wasn't trying to run from cops" *He was observed going 117*

[@drn13355]

Apparently he thinks it is ok because he was trying to "make a flight". I forgot I can drive like a psycho as long as I have a flight to catch.

[@ThePrufessa]

He wasn't running from the cops when the cop first hit him with the radar gun though.

[@Ryy_Ryy]

I think that's why the cops wanted to stop him in the first place. I don't think he was going 117 running from them, but I get what you're sayin!

[@drn13355]

@@ThePrufessa So I can drive 117 in a 45 as long as I am not running from the cops?

[@ThePrufessa]

@@drn13355 no and that's not what my comment said either. Sooooo... Brush up on your 4th grade reading comprehension skills and try again.

[@TheIancross]

It blows my mind how people talk to the police after being told, “Anything say will be used against you in court.” Don’t. Talk. To. Cops.

[@ghostdivision2021]

100% If they're reading you your rights they've already got enough to charge you. And If they haven't read your rights yet you'll just dig yourself a hole. Any information offered prior to your rights being read can be used as well since it was offered freely.

[@jackw3508]

You may think this, and not want to say anything at all to cops. However, if you are in a comfortable position or don't have anything to lie about; cops also say, "anything you don't say may also be used against you" in certain countries.

[@TheIancross]

@@jackw3508 people worry about this, but the topic of silence cannot be mentioned in court. The prosecutor in the Rittenhouse case tried it. He couldn’t even get the topic before being warned. The judge yelled at him for it later. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5-8eXiPnZKbkLc

[@cityofabscissae]

Wrong! If you're not guilty and have nothing to hide you have nothing to worry about. Be honest and open and you'll do much better.

[@TheIancross]

@@cityofabscissae There are only two possible scenarios when taking to police. They have enough physical evidence to charge you, or they don’t have enough physical evidence to charge you. If they have enough physical evidence, nothing you say will affect their decision to arrest you. If they don’t have enough physical evidence, talking to them can only act to give them enough evidence to arrest you. I’m not trying to argue here. I just really want people to know you don’t have to talk to cops. They’re awesome. I’m grateful for the work they do. But they aren’t your friends, and you aren’t in control when talking to them.

[@cakebby18]

Even though he's obviously in the wrong I really feel bad for this guy. I feel like he didn't understand the laws enough. Understanding the laws in places that you travel to is your own responsibility, but still I feel for him. The cops doing the fist bump thing was kinda mean. Oh, and why wouldn't the cop just call him by his name? Quincy isn't a difficult name to say I don't get it

[@tjohnson2139]

So you think they allow people to drive 117mph in Trinidad and Tobago?

[@tjohnson2139]

It’s common sense to know that that speed is very dangerous for you and people around you…so he is definitely not innocent for his speed.

[@bruisersdilemma354]

God damn you are so friggin gullible. Let me guess, early twenty something from the suburbs?

[@A_Ducky]

Caitlin (@OP) I'm with you 100%

[@A_Ducky]

Bro now has a felony .. and all due to not knowing the laws of the country he moved to. I was a little scared of this when bringing my husband to the US.. but he adjusted excellent. We're both chill drivers. That's how I've been thru most of USA & Canada without a scratch. Even NYC driving back in 90s with all them yellow cabs you see in 80s movies .. cars long as boats... I'm from a tiny place where I never needed to drive, suddenly at 17 thrown into American culture. It was fun! K enough reminiscing.. i feel for him but someone should have educated him .... I'm more upset at the person who brought him not explaining. I've written letters upon letters explaining American ways to people who were fleeing war to come here (this dude seems to be on holiday). You don't just bring someone and not explain basics. Also - international drivers license is a must when bringing someone here. It matters in how cops will treat you and you get cheaper insurance as well 😃 P.S. this applies to any country: for god's sake go to the official website of where you'll visit and learn the basics. Don't expect country to adapt to you, but instead you adapt to the country.

[@antoniowatson3277]

lol he didnt see that first cop, that cop wasnt even close enough to see him

[@lexilouwhoo]

I have so much respect for the officer who brought him to the jail. He treated him like a human being instead of trying to be Mr. Tough Guy. Great job.

[@ateeqafzal4444]

The fact that your proud of him is sad cops should treat people like that all the time regardless of what they have done sad that you have respect because he did his job right wow woopy

[@Thatguy-fg4fp]

Don’t respect pigs. They should all act like that naturally. They have a long ways to go to earn any actual respect. There’s a reason most cops are only close friends with other cops.

[@waifuislaifu8791]

he should have gave him the bees knees

[@michaelpacinus242]

@@Thatguy-fg4fp insert them into you and feel the pleasure

[@dustinlenzo444]

Thanking someone or respecting a cop for doing what they are supposed to 😂😂😂 Gosh, America is lost. These cops are out of control. I believe this man. I dont think he saw the first cop. But he did stop for the 2nd cop. They just want to lock him up. 😢

[@bullrick3]

I believe him, he seems very genuine. Passing vehicles at 2x their speed while on 2 wheels is pretty common in other countries. It's pretty reckless what he did but he didn't hurt anyone and seemed to be well in control of his machine

[@EnclaveSgt]

People lie all the time my guy. Don't take their word for it

[@trishisback838]

@@EnclaveSgt This is true. However, I think people lie so often to the cops that they can’t believe some who is not lying. I believe him, I detected no lie there.

[@LadyMaria_AstralClocktower]

@@trishisback838 iirc most people when tested are typically only able to catch ~45% of lies, and cops were slightly better when tested at ~47-49%

[@baconoverlord7982]

He's on a crotch rocket... there is no "well in control" at that speed.

[@THExKINGxKINGx]

@@EnclaveSgt it’s the truth bootlicker 😂🤡

[@justinc.3385]

I hope this guy is doing well. He seems genuine and like a nice guy. Lesson learned for him I bet.

[@baconoverlord7982]

Unlikely... like this is the first time he's done this... he stopped because he couldn't get out of that area without turning around.

[@jonthinks6238]

When he's deported he can think of how he blew his future. 🤣

[@officialpowerofbanana]

he can go be a nice guy in Trinidad

[@scuffedclips1]

a good guy who risks other peoples live doing 117 on the freeway? found the motorcycle apologist

[@Thunderbyrd.]

A genuine and nice guy? Yeah, he knowingly ran from police, drove 117 mph weaving through traffic, splitting lanes, and in a freaking school zone. Then lied by saying he didn't see the police, and lied saying he was on his way to the airport but admitted he left his passport at his room. He did this with illegal drugs on him, and most likely in his system. This is NOT the way nice guys behave, bro. This is the way thugs and bad guys behave. He only pulled over after he saw the other police, realized he couldn't get away without be killed and because he knew he could lose his Visa.

[@mrsangelafisher]

Going 3x the speed limit is not ok! Why is this so hard for people to understand?

[@Cy_NaNa]

Love the zoomed-in handshake at 4:43 lol Also going 117 in a 45, on a motorcycle, then he says "Going at the flow of traffic". Scary response and action... At least he was nice about it. The bond was the opposite of nice, however.

[@lonnnna]

love how the guy in blue says “now I’m missing my flight cause I have to write a statement” respectfully sir you didn’t have to write a statement you decided to make it your personal mission to stop by where the cops were get out your car and make a statement lol so you being late to your flight is indeed your fault

[@SuperiorHound]

He was plainclothes. Jeezus.

[@jaytay8637]

He was the Captain.

[@tamask]

He was the coolest monkey in the jungle. Yes, the white dude in the t-shirt. Just couldn't shut up.

[@debrakleid5752]

I don’t know the rules for officers down there but he may be required to stop and write a statement since he was part of this “chase”

[@SelkiesSong]

it's also kind of tone deaf because visitors can also lose their Visa just from missing their flight out of the country; probably why the guy was so desperate not to miss his flight

[@RC41591Shadow]

If Audit The Audit saw this, I think they'd give these cops an A+ for professionalism: they all kept an even, calm tone with the driver. They were respectful and never condescending. THIS should be a positive teaching moment for other departments.

[@Adam-nw3nz]

Doubt it, AtA hates cops so...

[@RC41591Shadow]

@@Adam-nw3nz you're missing a word. AtA hates bad cops.

[@legomark300]

ATA is a big time cop hater lol

[@legomark300]

So he wouldn’t cover this

[@user-ln7of9gs4s]

@@legomark300its objective, it’s neutral, utilizing facts and written case law. The channel is not a cop hating channel. Edit: the person complaining doesn’t understand that it’s not a cop hating channel, it’s a channel about protecting constitutional rights and educating the public. Feedback is given on police, auditors and normal every day citizens. What does this have to do with cop hating? That’s like trying to say the US Chemical Safety Board (USCSB) hates companies because they make investigatory videos dissecting what happened and how to prevent future incidents to protect properly, limb, and life. I would recommend anyone search for it in KZbin, they are really well put together. The same thing, they are objective investigations. Sure, you can’t compare that. There are ignorant people out there, and Audit the Audit allows people to open their eyes and ears and educate people who are right or wrong, and share the details while being objective, applying the constitution, applicable laws, and citing case law. It allows you to be a better person. It sounds like you’re hating something you don’t understand. Understand what the channel is about. I’m not sure how some of you could serve on a jury. The lack of emotional intelligence is astonishing.

[@Dankphu]

I fucking hate it when people just stop in the middle of their lane instead of pulling over to the right if they're able. Every single one of them should catch a charge.

[@MageBladeJ]

Quincy accepted that he did wrong, and knew he could lose everything at 9:15 , the off-duty or undercover needs to shut the hell up. Quincy said "I'm sorry, I know I did wrong," and the arrogant ass says "That's not his fault, that's not his fault, it's your fault." Quincy isn't your child, your child wouldn't accept the consequences, Quincy can see his whole life being ripped from him right now. Let the on-duty officer handle it.

[@BoundedPine5614]

i agree that’s exactly what i was thinking too

[@ashleyj7011]

Exactly

[@sabellanightlocke]

“So wait, if it’s legal in my country but illegal here, it’s illegal for me to have here?” That question killed me.

[@PrimericanIdol]

Brittany Griner agrees.

[@LHyoutube]

I know. It's especially clueless of him (or he is lying about being ignorant of the law) because recreational drugs are universally well known as being something with vastly different legalities in different countries. It's not like the US law prohibited something that was totally innocuous and legal in every other country of the world! 😂

[@givememoney8985]

He literally told him it’s legal with a card

[@Reesez-Blaze]

@@LHyoutube as someone from the country I think he doesn't pay attention to the media all he probably knows is that the once illegal marijuna is now legal under a certain dosage in our country. To add to this, when you're stuck in your homeland for most of your life you tend to be void of how different other countries work, unfortunately the police won't know/buy that.

[@LHyoutube]

@@Reesez-Blaze - Perhaps, although I still personally think it's very unlikely he would be unaware that the drug laws differ in other countries, especially not a country as globally prominent as the US. Watching any number of US TV shows or Hollywood films, which doubtless find their way to his country, would depict recreational drugs as being illegal in the US. As would general discussion on social media, of which many sites and groups have a US basis. Plus odds are he probably knows someone from his own country who has visited or worked in the US, in order to him to decide on taking that trip himself.

[@MrDlt123]

"Im just going with the flow of traffic" Yeah, the flow of traffic on a NASCAR track. 😆

[@Brismo7]

1:03 the officer tried to take him out. not cool.

[@jaddison80]

Apparently this guy went to the Griner school of knowing the laws of the country you are in

[@PrimericanIdol]

And also graduated from the Otto Warmbier Honor's program.

[@user-yf8iv3ml1p]

Damn he seems like a really nice guy

[@TheVinceatkins]

He is ...I follow his riding channel in trinidad ...riding planet earth on youtube

[@asystole_]

@I What's the difference between a nice guy and a guy who acts nice? I don't think there is one.

[@Kingoftehill]

Love that instant close up of the cops handshake 😂

[@shawazonfire]

my favorite part

[@user-lz2mt5nc9e]

Dumb pigs were proud

[@bend4852]

That's that "we just got a bonus handshake" 😂

[@debrastarr8436]

Doing 117 on a bike? You’re not late for a flight you’re late for a funeral. Yours.

[@andyb3256]

9:45 this off duty cop really explaining how he almost caused this dude to crash wtf

[@draugnaustaunikunhymnphoo6978]

That's what I was thinking to. He's endangering the public.

[@smilemore1997]

Exactly my thoughts as well. The gall of this guy. SMH.

[@daniellangston5887]

He ain't late for no flight either

[@ItsPainnz]

he didnt endanger many lives its the chances which i dont see any crosswalks or anything. plenty of time for a well parented child to look both ways. you learn very fast. and either way if you are a skilled rider/driver.. whatever

[@draugnaustaunikunhymnphoo6978]

@@ItsPainnz The police went in the way of the bike to force it into the oncoming lane. The fuck is that not dangerous?