When Cops Ask to Come Inside, DON'T do what This Guy Did!

[@thecivilrightslawyer]

Details: thecivilrightslawyer.com/2024/10/04/when-cops-ask-to-come-inside-dont-do-what-this-guy-did/ Other videos on the same issue: Cop Resigns (AGAIN) After Barging in Woman's Home (AGAIN)!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXu6hqRmfrhsgLssi=GJbFWe49QJMRZhFz Cop Enters Home, Arrests Mom, After Neighbor's Noise Complaint: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioSxpHaLnst_etEsi=5bb_OWTSqALsRkH5 What Happened to the Broken Arrow Police Department?: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqGcYqehl5qZgZosi=Q5nrEk_MZKnvZLX6 MAYOR: Our Officer Got the Law Wrong... Sorry!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l36mfWtrq9JgkNksi=wQqnmIxxeJCmHZj_ Cops Take Wife Hostage and Offer a Trade!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/haqwpqGPnZx_eKMsi=Idtp89gXU1yvVOLS

[@davidleland3692]

What is Texas law on ID when no law is broken in Texas, do you have to have it and show it, or just tell your real name? Or neither?

[@psyoperator]

Last time I let the girl scouts in they beat me up, killed my dog.... AND made me buy 300 boxes of Thin Mints!

[@JimbobdwayneSanchez]

I think you might have missed a potential Miranda violation here. After they cuffed him inside his home they continued questioning him about the "threats" without Mirandizing him which arguably constitutes a custodial interrogation.

[@FreeUkraine69]

So cops think if they knock at our door they can immediately disarm us even though there is no law and it violates the very oath they fraudulently swore to uphold and protect yet violate in practice and procedure

[@kathleenkrug-byle1199]

@@davidleland3692 Even in so called “stop and ID” states, RAS is needed. It it’s not a Terry stop, or you’re not the driver in a Terry stop, you don’t have to present a government issued ID. The cops can identify you your name and day of birth. -Not everyone has a government ID, and we’re not legally required to have one. -Cops want to know where you live and they’ve got us trained.

[@feelthejoy]

Say it again with me folks: the police are not your friends

[@jmcrae825]

They are the enemy of good people.

[@henryyurkovic893]

And they lie to you

[@Jblaze024]

never were; never will be.

[@donactfussy9890]

the police are not your friends

[@terryhsley3808]

My son in law went to jail for calling the police to come help him. A kid flew down his driveway fast enough to total his car and my son in laws vehicle. He grabbed the kid to hold him for police. They charged and arrested him for illegal detainement and strangulation. The kid was not charged for destroying his property.

[@bchap1233]

Being armed in the presence of a cop is not a crime, yet it is always treated as such

[@terriecotham1567]

Not always

[@MrWebster]

There was a case recently talked about by a gun rights lawyer that during a traffic stop the driver had a legal gun with carry permit. Cop cuffed him and put him in the cruiser. The reason for the detainment was that he had a gun thus making him potentially guilty of something. An upper court ruled that possessing any legal item does not constitute RAS. Andr yes, that means legally owned gun.

[@bchap1233]

@@MrWebster which goes to show you the courts are a big part of the problem

[@bchap1233]

@@terriecotham1567 I was referring to law abiding citizens who can legally carry

[@longshot398]

I have never personally had that happen to me. I have been pulled over, i tell the cop i have a ccw and it on my left hip.Just keep you hands in sight and i tell them when public also. No problems here with the police. I never invite them into my home,never ever.

[@wisard734]

Never let them inside your house, it can never help you and can only hurt you.

[@mandatorythompson]

Spoken like a true master 👍 best way to stop any of this shit from happening.

[@I.____.....__...__]

We've seen so many videos of people being victimized, calling the cops for help, and getting victimized again. They're literally USELESS. Why do tax-payers keep paying them? 🤔

[@Scott-fy7fm]

Never even open the door, unless you have a solid storm door still locked

[@gargamel3393]

Exactly. They are rarely if ever your friend. Usually when you call them for help they treat you like you're part of the problem and shit all over you. He should have refused them entry and told them the supposed gun they saw in his video was a non-functional replica. At that point they can't do shit and just have to leave. Letting them in your home is the worst thing you can do if they don't have a warrant.

[@Mech-730]

And Trump wants to give them immunity.

[@terryturner681]

Only difference between a cop and a criminal is qualified immunity.

[@Timbrock1000]

And a badge

[@iisaryan3045]

Totally Agree with you my friend!!

[@mdr9738]

That Part.

[@KutWrite]

Don't forget the uniform, and the early and cushy pension YOU are forced to pay for!

[@BlackSheep_216]

This should be on a tshirt

[@MaydayAggro]

He also revoked his consent, and they should have left immediately.

[@Uberragen21]

But, but, but, but...their ego was bruised...

[@InlineDownhillVancouver]

100%. Consent can be revoked at any time. Multiple constitutional violations. Disgusting.

[@ZoomZoomMX3]

They came in then tied him up and refused to leave... They already knew he had a gun and were ok with that

[@concernedcitizen1874]

Yup, technically a crime. I won't hold my breathe to see if they get charged with trespassing. Once consent was revoked they had ZERO authority in his house. If they believed he was a threat they should have left, applied for a warrant, and returned later. Violating 2nd, 4th, and 14th amendments must have been based on their superior intellect, or low IQ. The guy will collect a nice paycheck in a couple years if he is willing to get a good attorney and pursue it.

[@jarrodm9010]

Everyone should have "No Trespassing" signs posted so the police don't have a right to even attempt a knock and talk in the first place

[@otetechie]

“Then you can leave” sure sounds like he revoked their invitation and them continuing to stay and everything after was a violation of his rights.

[@LockBresnar-s5u]

The guy committed a felony in front of them.

[@canucanoe2861]

@@LockBresnar-s5u What felony?

[@TruckDogTrailer]

​​@@LockBresnar-s5u😂😂 you a clown, shit naw you the whole circus f boot licker

[@doom4067]

I was thinking the same thing. @LockBresnar-s5u please point us toward that statute.

[@anotherguy9402]

​@@LockBresnar-s5u tell us your dumb without telling us your dumb 😂

[@barryjackson5407]

Interesting to hear a cop call a citizen a narcissist. That’s classic behavior from cops.

[@getplaning]

Some would call it projection.

[@user-o64p905v]

He's what the 2A is for

[@Str8Wiskey]

They always blame their victim .

[@kennydevore1023]

That may have been my favorite part of the entire video 😳🤔🙃these Leo’s are just the worst aren’t they? gotta love the classic narcissist calling someone else a narcissist🙄

[@nevyn_karres]

Classic gaslighting.

[@JamesBond-fo6ow]

Escalate. Retaliate. Fabricate. Its the new "Protect and Serve"

[@Halloween111]

Protect and serve was nothing more than a slogan conjured up by LAPD to rehabilitate their image. They have never been there to serve or protect and SCOUTS has reaffirmed that several times. Cops are parasitic entities. They continually take without providing anything close to equal benefit. The solve rate of crimes shows how little crime they actually solve.

[@1208bug]

Protect (the police) and serve (the police) it''s all in how you interpret it!

[@Angelonwheels24]

Protect and serve doesn't mean for the citizens. They are protecting the government and the law

[@garymckee63]

Sounds about right ✅️

[@travistucker7317]

Intimidate goes in there somewhere

[@happyinparis]

I have cameras at every door. I won't even answer my door. I'm not going to have one of them put their big thug boot inside my door so I can't close it. I've learned my rights thanks to this channel. We live in a dangerous police state.

[@angela.marie.]

I refused to open my door for cops and they THREATENED TO BREAK THE DOOR DOWN. ALL BECAUSE and after I filed a complaint against an officer for lying under oath in Court. The SAME OFFICER came to MY HOUSE. I went to court and filed a motion on the same docket, and the judge ordered the police to stop harrassing me 3 days prior to this intrusion. And when I cracked the door there were 10 cops on my porch who slammed into my door and made me fall backwards (I'm 4ft 9 he was 6 ft 5) and all the cops came in and I told them to get the fuck out and they ignored me. They stayed for over an hour arguing with me. FOR NOTHING!! THEY HAD NO REASON TO BE THERE. I filed another complaint, and the lieutenant said they did NOTHING WRONG AND DROPPED THE COMPLAINT. THATS what happens in NH EVERY TIME you file a complaint. And they REFUSE to release the body cam footage saying they ONLY HAVE BODY CAMS FOR COP SAFETY NOT THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC AND I HAVE NO RIGHT TO GET THE VIDEOS!!!!

[@donpeeples4573]

@@angela.marie. You probably should have seen a doctor, and complained of an injury. Even minor. Then file civil suit. Discovery for the suit would require the bodycam video be produced. Legal council for the cops would advise a settlement be offered, Because (not aware of NH civil law) if jury saw and ruled (and jury determines amount of compensation) the civil entity responsible for the cops could be paying out considerably more. And yeah I know, lawyers cost money, but if they filed suit and got to see the video evidence, they might proceed on contingency. as happyinparis states, we seem to be living in a police state.

[@GS-gk6nf]

Once fired cops should be barred from any law enforcement job nation wide.

[@Willis-cy9yn]

At minimum a 3 strike rule.

[@revisionistfrontier]

Well... That would depend, and I am saying this as somebody who is unapologetically critical of them. Some people have been fired by their departments because they did not want to shoot a suspect (the case of Stephen Mater comes to mind). Knowing this, there are certain to be cases where a cop was fired for something very trivial that would not have gotten another person fired -- such as driving five kilometres over the speed limit, or even having a rumpled uniform etc.. Context matters.

[@john-id6tn]

There would be no cops left!

[@theDavid_B]

Brady list

[@johndavis452]

​@@john-id6tnsoooo whats wrong with no pigs on the street????

[@KookaburraAU9908]

Never open the door to the Police without a search warrant. Don't answer questions, don't leave your house. You are risking serious injury, false charges and even death.

[@kelseywhitlatch173]

Exactly! Never open the door period and for people unsure if this is right or not, the mere fact they knock and not kick down the door shows they have 0 backing to make you talk to them.

[@Damitsall]

Haven't you cattle learned yet? When us cops come to your house, we own it. Thank for being such good cattle and continuing to pay and obey us cops.

[@Damitsall]

It doesn't matter, when us cops come to your house, we own it. Hopefully the rest of you cattle can learn a lesson from this. When us cops tell you to do something, you do it, and thank us for our time.

[@Damitsall]

When will you cattle learn? When us cops come to your house, we own it. We have no problem teaching you a lesson. Thanks for the money and compliance.

[@maymemont]

Thanks, learning a lot from this channel.

[@heathertrombley7045]

This! This is what changed my mind on law enforcement. We moved across the country for grad school. We didn't know anyone in this state. We were in a new apt. The second evening at 12:30 at night we had pounding at the door. My husband went to the door. He was physically pushed more than ten feet in the house with officers yelling at him, yelling at me, wanting some man that we had never heard of. It took them at least 15 minutes of terrifying us to realize that whomever they were looking for wasn't there. No apologies, no explanations. They just turned around and left. I've detested them ever since.

[@SR71GIRL]

Wow!

[@triviszla1536]

every day, police prove they are not here to protect citizens

[@jeffmeyers3837]

They are agents of the state, here to protect their masters. They are literally here to be against the public.

[@stephenstansberry7995]

1 million percent

[@Roberto-yu8fs]

They don’t have to protect and serve that is not in their policy only while on their custody sad but true

[@triviszla1536]

@@Roberto-yu8fs yes but average citizen joe public believes police protect them

[@johncataldo5529]

They're definitely not here to protect the rights of someone who made a threat on social media to burn down a church.

[@michaelhenson9507]

I raised my daughters to never open the door for the gestapo. If they have a warrant, they won't ask.

[@Damitsall]

Look when us cops come to your house, we own it. As you can see, if you disagree, we will just teach you a lesson. Thanks for continuing to pay and obey us cops.

[@Bananajoeboy]

Police in the us is Bad But gestapo was soooooo much worse

[@ralphcantrell3214]

@@Bananajoeboy They're close enough, but I guess you can just call 'em "the po-po" if you want.

[@canucanoe2861]

@@Bananajoeboy I suggest you educate yourself about Homan Square in Chicago before you make a comment like that.

[@etherraichu]

No they'll usually knock and say they have a search warrant. You may as well let them in at that point, so they don't break your door.

[@rankisdumb214]

These offices never learn! It's time they start paying for the settlements out of their own pockets!

[@Willahbean]

That would solve everything and they know it, that’s why they won’t DO it.

[@WIGDIGITY1]

Or with their lives.

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

When you're this scared in the presence of an armed citizen, you don't belong in law enforcement.

[@gr33dyglutton]

How do they think we feel when they show up armed ready to shoot us because we "reached" and they felt subjectively scared.

[@78tag]

..not so true these days, between the tens of millions of criminal illegals and the actions of many of their fellow officers, they have plenty to be concerned about.

[@78tag]

@@gr33dyglutton ...true but now they are dealing with all the suspicion their fellow officers have created and the several million illegal criminals that the 'obiden/scare us' regime have brought into this country. They, on the other hand, need to take into consideration what their reputation has become and treat all of us citizens a lot better. Their job is 'to serve and protect' - right ?? :) :)

[@Dondizle]

2nd amendment exists. Cops: So I asked if I could come in, and then I arrested him for having a firearm. 🤓

[@michelerenem]

That would mean that literally no cop belongs in law enforcement, bc they're all basically afraid of armed citizens. It's pathetic.

[@brandexample1776]

Consent was revoked. They should have left.

[@johneagle9149]

How dare him tell them what to do = cop logic

[@darkarima]

Cops think they're vampires. Once you allow them in, they can do anything the f$@k they want to you.

[@prague7706]

Don’t let them in in the first place

[@sneakybean]

The police have premium tier rights. They can do whatever they want. The rest of us have the basic tier package. Our rights are conditional.

[@TheBooban]

He knew his rights. His mistake is that he believed in them.

[@Cops24h]

Allowing the police to enter your home without a warrant is an unwise decision, as it can lead to loss of control and potential violation of your personal rights, especially if you are not fully aware of your legal rights.

[@mytebetme]

Just think of how many times this happens where it's not filmed and not reported!

[@cr6661]

I think about this a lot.

[@budweisser888]

Exactly

[@BarryinFredonia]

Exactly. Scary AF.

[@ygrittesnow1701]

@@101Selfy "patience" not "patients". Patients are people receiving medical attention. Similar sound but totally different meanings.

[@imnotmike]

@@ygrittesnow1701 I think he was making a joke, and you just missed it.

[@JulesEG97]

Cops always make situations worse!

[@cargopilotguy305]

Those cops need to be arrested. Violated his rights with no regard whatsoever for the constitution

[@Dee-c1e]

Always👍👍👍🇺🇸

[@Damitsall]

If you cattle understood, when we come to your house, us cops own it. You cattle can't get around justice by hiding behind your "rights". Thank you cattle for continuing to pay and obey us cops.

[@skippylippy547]

@Uranswer-yu5kp If a cop forcibly and unlawfully enters your home can the homeowner defend himself without fear of prosecution?

[@ghost.of.aleksz.salad.]

@@skippylippy547 no its illegal to defend yourself to a cop that is on the clock. illegal to defend yourself. america is amazing right? they are nazis

[@sinan2.71]

From what I remember, forcing people to garrison soldiers in their homes was one of the reasons we had the American revolution. The right to be safe in our homes from the government is one of our founding principles.

[@josephdennison4890]

@@sinan2.71 that's the reason for the 3rd.amendment .

[@elffanatic2000]

It's also why the Founders said it was okay to dispatch people like this, which is why the 2nd Amendment exists, because the police are government officials and the Founders said that government tyrants earn their deaths when they trample the rights of the People. That's the entire reason for the Revolutionary War in the first place.

[@deletebilderberg]

🫡

[@All4Grogg]

Sorry, but this is not a Third Amendment problem. It is explained right in the Declaration of Independence in the attached LISTED grievances, they were addressing actual British soldiers simply taking residence and food without just compensation. Also jobs at the harbor, think Boston Tea party. To my knowledge there has not been any Third Amendment cases in modern times.

[@decur8]

And it’s the 3rd amendment.

[@lynnh7694]

Never let a person with immunity into your home. Never, Don't do it!

[@jsncrso]

Agreed, but immunity has nothing to do with this...

[@Alligator40]

@@jsncrsothe immunity allows them to get away with this type of shit

[@robgoins3672]

@@jsncrsoimmunity is the whole reason we are here along with corrupt ass Internal Affairs offices.

[@bonestomp]

There's a lot of common sense in this comment! It should be a sticker that people put on the inside of their door as a daily reminder!

[@Alligator40]

@@bonestomp I agree

[@AmandaBooBerry]

I have epilepsy, and people call 911 when my seizures are pretty bad. Cops frequently accompany the ambulance, and while they were starting an IV on me, I looked over to see a cop riffling thru my unopened mail. Started screaming at the cop to mind his own hecking business. What gives them the right to act like it's their own home once they cross your threshold?! So much arrogance and disrespect.

[@pamelajohnson7813]

What did he say or do after you yelled at him?

[@3rdmin1st3r]

They’re so smug.

[@lIlIllIIII]

​@@pamelajohnson7813 He probably got a promotion.

[@robertthomas1590]

Once they’re in your home they can search what they want

[@orangewarm1]

why do cops even come anyway? its like they have nothing to do.

[@Midnightdreamer5287]

There should be no Qualified Immunity, for any matter, for Law Enforcement. They grow more out of control every day. Charges should be filed against them anytime they arrest someone illegally.

[@LockBresnar-s5u]

Tell me, what is qualified immunity?

[@BladeValant546]

​@@LockBresnar-s5u basically means they are allowed to damage property, take property, enact force if it was them trying to do their job.

[@LockBresnar-s5u]

@@BladeValant546 Try again. Tell me, what is qualified immunity?

[@LockBresnar-s5u]

@@BladeValant546 I'll make it easy... It protects them from CIVIL matters, NOT criminal matters. Those are two VERY different things. Now, tell me, what does THIS video have to do with qualified immunity? You're confusing things with ABSOLUTE immunity, you know, what judges and lawyers have, NOT the police. You people really need to keep your mouths shut and stop repeating buzz words and phrases... You clearly don't know what you're talking about.

[@lisaamerson1547]

A invited Guest whom once told to Leave and refuses , is a Criminal and not a Cop .

[@beaupierrebondurant5651]

These cops hate liberty.

[@prophez23]

They're domestic terrorists and yes you better believe they hate liberty and anything else that makes their job harder in enforcing the government tyranny upon us all..

[@chickenmonger123]

They love their own liberty.

[@kyleanderson7026]

"Failure of his duties to know the law" is WILD to say about a LAW enforcement officer. "Failure of his duties to know how to cook" would be cause of termination for a cook.

[@MikeJustice-en1nh]

We are losing all of our constitutional rights

[@Uberragen21]

We're willingly giving them up by being compliant.

[@Alligator40]

@@Uberragen21thats true

[@jakephillips4453]

It's only because of cel phones and body cams that we now know how they violate people's rights. But they've been doing it for years.

[@Alligator40]

@@jakephillips4453 oh yeah no doubt

[@africacarey]

​@@Uberragen21exactly

[@Michael-mw3gz]

The minute you open your door, you're at their mercy. They will do WHATEVER they want.

[@saber12]

and sometimes they just let themselves in.

[@thescoop9096]

That’s why have a holster screwed to the door just past the doorknob….if they push in…I push back…

[@imnotmike]

@@thescoop9096 I might admire your willingness to push back, but you will most certainly end up dead in this situation.

[@Scott-fy7fm]

His mistake was opening the door in the first place

[@texasbluegrass567]

Your channel has taught me to NEVER call the police or answer the door if they show up. I think someone would have to be murdering me for me to call the police at this point.

[@EllanaWolf]

I’m in England but I wouldn’t call the Police even in that eventuality. And our Police are nowhere NEAR as bad as US Police. And they ARE pretty bad.

[@justins3810]

Same here. I have learned my lesson.

[@rayellthedruid2971]

Stay strapped and you will never need a cop.

[@semyaza555]

Exactly. Talk to them through the doorbell cam. Never open the door.

[@scottkenny4390]

Even then im calling 811 instead of 911.

[@davep3768]

No lawful authority to disarm the citizen

[@MyBrotherMan]

Doesn't matter. The people won't stand up for themselves and deserve whatever they get.

[@Zaan1028]

@@MyBrotherMan This ppl is garbage. Everybody else is fighting for their rights n survival across the world n throughout in history, while this ppl only cares about doing stuffs that conceit their minds.

[@MrJim5280]

@@MyBrotherManwhat was he supposed to do? Start blasting?

[@hiramsiqueiros9018]

​@@MrJim5280yup, the moment he told them to go they were armed trespassers

[@MrJim5280]

@@hiramsiqueiros9018 he would be dead

[@TheseEyesSeeDarknessClearly7]

It's a shame that citizens have no idea of their rights. Once they illegally detained him and trespassed into his home, he STILL decided to talk to them and answer their questions.

[@Bloodborn420]

People wake up and listen to this attorney

[@michaeldunar8986]

There are still wayyyy too many bootlickers, it's sad. We are absolutely irrevocably screwed.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

​@@michaeldunar8986 What's funny is I reply to a bootlicker to hammer them and also include I don't have a record ,and they have no reply to that.

[@michaeldunar8986]

@@MrTheHillfolk because bootlickers tend to be terrible people

[@michaeldunar8986]

@@MrTheHillfolk I also get chat banned every few days for 24 hours.

[@stormyweather9917]

And subscribe!

[@MrThisIsMeToo]

There is no situation that the police cannot make worse.

[@charlesrhinesmith4585]

I wish I had a dollar for every time I've seen this comment.

[@JohnDoe-mp1zk]

Im sorry that just absurd and ignorant. You cant think of one situation or find one situation where the cops made things better. Please

[@beepbop6697]

​@@JohnDoe-mp1zkhe said "cannot" not "will not".

[@pcnetworks1292]

Allowing the tyrants into his home was an idiotic move.

[@jamessmith-hq5mr]

Every time police approach you it is because they are trying to build a case against you.

[@TheActualKingSmith]

This is how I operate. Under this assumption. Period.

[@beepbop6697]

Absolutely correct. They assume everyone is a criminal, and their interaction with you is for the SOLE PURPOSE to collect evidence to convict you and have you sent to prison. Never talk to cops.

[@safaricartvideos]

Also when they try and talk to you like a "friend" they are only doing it to get you to talk. I almost forgot that one time, when he tried to turn his body cam on without me noticing i remembered and stopped talking.

[@billvanderveen4868]

I wish more people would wake up and realize this.

[@raymondhumphrey2749]

True.

[@EYES2seeEARS2hear78]

This IS THE STANDING ARMY we were all WARNED About!

[@LillyMarz777]

And we all know what needs to be done.

[@jamesJohnson-qe4gw]

The institution today is basically working like ants infected with cordyceps

[@EYES2seeEARS2hear78]

Same institution way back before any of us were born. Yes we know what needs to happen. Yet … will any rise to the occasion PEACEFULLY to correct this path?

[@iisaryan3045]

AND ITS ONLY GOING TO GET WORSE!! IM SO AFRAID FOR MY FAMILY

[@prophez23]

Time to act accordingly folks... We have the numbers we just have to say this day is the day and commit to it and don't stop till the lights go out...

[@CoelhoSports]

This channel is doing a great educational service. Do not be this guy. If they ask to come in, the answer should always be no. Another tactic they use is to knock or ring your bell then as you answer the door they turn their back and walk away, trying to get you to follow them outside.

[@crowncliff]

Don't even open the door.

[@fingerlakesparanormalinves9022]

Don't even respond to their knock

[@Chez8922-kf6cy]

Well, they delivered a notice that my mother had passed once. I didn't open the door at first then he said he had information pertaining to my mother and it was verbal.

[@skippylippy547]

@@Chez8922-kf6cy So talk through the door. But don't open it. If you have a storm door in front of the main door use that but make sure it's locked.

[@Alligator40]

Yep don’t open the door unless they have a warrant

[@petertod4836]

Why do people not know to - 1) NEVER OPEN THE DOOR TO POLICE 2) NEVER LET THEM INTO YOUR HOUSE 3) DO NOT TALK TO THE POLICE, SAY NOTHING! Unless they give you a warrant to check, have them slide it under the door.

[@jseden]

Because a lot of people are under the delusion that the police are on their side, here to help them and only crazy criminals get arrested.

[@auburn886]

@@jsedenexactly. Back the blue til it happens to you.

[@joseywales3789]

If they have a Warrant..... They're coming through the door!!! The Warrant gives them authority to "Enter your Address." and Cops (Government Actors) take this as meaning "To bust down your door🚪" causing you to pay for the damage!!! There's NO REASON for them to slide their Warrant under the door!!! 🤬🤬🤬

[@dishonoredundead]

Intimidation. And affability.

[@jseden]

@@auburn886 yep. I say remain polite and calm while drawing a line at your rights. Too often people start yelling, or come off as aggressive which only allows them to start using weasel words like erratic, furtive, unpredictable to justify their escalating the situation.

[@MrKingArthurhk]

If Civil Rights lawsuit money came directly from the offending PD/SO funding,it would greatly reduce violations.

[@TruthAndMoreTruth]

How are cops so bad at law enforcement? HOW? it's like they took a weekend class on how to yell "stop resisting" and how to say "I felt threatened", were given a gun and badge, and told to have at it.

[@jim4448]

Because these cops.. Will not face any consequences , for There actions.

[@billyyank5807]

It's a pretty short course. 8-12 weeks. Maybe 16 weeks. I think it differs state to state and depending if you're city,county,or state law enforcement. Many jurisdictions also require a college degree. Not all but many.

[@TruthAndMoreTruth]

@@billyyank5807 There is absolutely no way most jurisdictions require any degree. Most cops are clearly uneducated, with poor written and verbal skills.

[@madtabby66]

They literally did.

[@boldfacedtruth]

It is drilled into their heads in training to be afraid of everyone and to get home safe above all else. Instead of learning the laws or deescallation, they are taught to be scared.

[@DonnyNoMarie]

DO. NOT. OPEN. THE. DOOR. FOR. COPS.

[@africacarey]

I don't know why people still don't get that

[@bobbyb5546]

I'm an ex reserve cop and I agree with you. American cops are delusional and insane at times. And they beat their wives.

[@DonnyNoMarie]

@@africacarey even Dracula needs an invitation; which means the cops definitely need a warrant. 😂

[@LockBresnar-s5u]

They saw the crime as he opened the door. That in and of itself is probable cause for arrest.

[@curtissatchell9904]

I hope he filed a lawsuit

[@laurierice7687]

Stupidest thing he could have done was invite them in. Why let criminals into your house?

[@fdgfg764]

Because he was a criminal. Hes a clown.

[@LockBresnar-s5u]

He has a gun, and is a felon. They have reasonable suspicion, based on his social media post, that he is in control of a firearm. They are allowed to investigate. They saw the weapon as he answered the door knowing he’s a felon. Boom, probable cause right then and there.

[@Godspeedhero0]

​@@LockBresnar-s5uProbable cause isn't enough in that situation. They NEED a warrant.

[@Justusuave313]

@@LockBresnar-s5uare you dumb? Not only was the case he read not the same case of the bodycam footage but he literally said the Supreme Court determined that it was an unconstitutional arrest yet you still decide to be ignorant

[@PorkGrinder71]

As a long time utility worker, going to hundreds of different homes a week, the first rule of thumb, you don’t follow a minor into a home. You wait at the threshold until an adult appears and invites you. Police are quick to say, “oh, your little one let me in. Absolutely NOT!

[@nooneofconsequence3847]

When I was a paper boy in my teenage years, I knew this rule and followed it

[@Kharkovkid]

I got a retirement job as a substitute teacher at a two story Junior High. One morning I got on the elevator with a female student who was special ed and allowed to use it. Before the door even closed, a fellow teacher reached in and pulled me out by my shirt! Lesson learned...

[@fabienso5889]

​@@Kharkovkid This is totally different Elevator are not a private place and you don't need someone permission to use them It's quite stupid to have that rule

[@goodolearkygal5746]

​@fabienso5889 it doesn't go to the situation here. But whoever grabbed him by the shirt possibly saved his whole world

[@happyinparis]

My grandchildren have been instructed to never let anyone in or even open the door and that especiallyapplies to police. I have showed them some of these videos so they get it. Teach your kids!

[@D007-u8e]

Thank You for explaining this “voluntary” breach of The Constitution via folks “voluntary” cooperation/ invite into their homes. It is essential that the gp knows this. 👍

[@daveblackman816]

This dude shouldn’t have even answered the door at all. They will just completely take you in a cage. A social media threat? Yikes. It’s getting too much!

[@ericanderson8556]

Cops think they are the only ones who can carry a gun. SMH

[@chrisstieg]

The guy made an unwise decision by letting the cops in. The cops committed felonies and should be in prison.

[@jabba0975]

Never open the door for criminals, ESPECIALLY THE BADGED ONES.

[@SpliffMcInerny-rv5my]

It’s like inviting a vampire into your home.

[@ChosenOne41]

Hey, vampires are way more kind than police are

[@CenturyHomeProject]

Exactly!

[@befall]

Except when you revoke consent, the vampires are forced out by the home according to sparkly vampire movies and a few others.

[@codycochoy5325]

Swear I was thinking the same thing

[@coreyrobinson8209]

Too accurate. 😂

[@andrey934]

Some day I heard same question from them: can we come inside ? My answer was: of course NO !!! Never ever.

[@donbangert]

If they have a warrant they ain't asking permission to come in.

[@GeneralSulla]

I personally would never help police, cooperate or call the police. I value my life and the lives of my family and pets too much.

[@MichaelMolli]

The real criminals will love your comment.

[@happyinparis]

I will defend my property and life but I will not talk to police except through an attorney.

[@AlvaBarr]

If cops show up to the door and I did not call them, I don't answer the door because its none of my business to care to serve their interests, questions or curiosities. . If I come across one out and about, I never engage in any casual conversation. The less interaction with them the better and safer you'll be. Regardless of what they want you to think, they are not your friends people.

[@obeii1805]

True n what a lovely pic .. more truth

[@MrBollocks10]

The trouble is that get so butthurt and nasty if you try and stand on your rights. Nothing annoys them more.

[@perkins1439]

There needs to be jail time and fines for rights violation by police

[@ygrittesnow1701]

There would be if the DOJ did it's job. There are already statutes to cover this.

[@YoutubeDictatorship2024]

What are the cops names and where do they live? It’s time to take justice into our own hands

[@Madbmberwhatbmbsatmidnight]

A happy door is an unanswered door

[@IvanAlvarezCPACMA]

Never talk to the police. Never allow them on your property WITHOUT a warrant. Always record them.

[@anthemward2877]

Never open the door if the police are not your friends, they are not there to help, they are not good people and that is being very generous

[@claptrap673]

The faces of the cops should not be blurred

[@kimberlynoland3956]

Absolutely do not open your door to law enforcement ! Talk through your ring doorbell or the window but you don’t even have to answer your door ! 🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸

[@Oldgreycowboy]

I keep saying. Never ever trust a cop. They are not your friends.

[@ATT-02]

That cop that shot and killed that poor woman in Springfield Illinois, should’ve kept those officers outside. She called the cops because of a suspicious person around her house. Not in her house. Inviting them into her home, got her murdered!

[@AndyG_75]

On the second one the judge said she's never seen a video like that before....Wow. there are THOUSANDS videos like this on KZbin. This is telling me that they're not aware

[@lordfizzz]

Right? Funny, we've seen this so many times

[@michaeldunar8986]

​@lordfizzz and there are 600,000 profiles on the Brady list. She is literally playing dumb or is delusional..

[@EXROBOWIDOW]

I believe that most of the time, what judges see in court are just plain ol' ordinary dumb criminals. They come before the judge, they are guilty, they get sentenced. How many of the people who have their rights violated by police will take legal action against the police? And if they do, it's usually civil court, not criminal court. And if the judge is working hard to keep their court cases from piling up into a tsunami mountain, they don't have time to watch videos about court cases. In fact, if we want judges to be objective, they shouldn't be watching TV or streaming news or videos, or reading articles, about court cases. ESPECIALLY because the news media usually get their facts wrong about what's going on in court. Many judges hate the news media for this reason.

[@imnotmike]

@@EXROBOWIDOW You don't even have the option to bring criminal charges against criminals. You don't just get to decide to file criminal charges and that means you get to take it to court. You can call the police and fill out a police report, but for criminal charges to be filed and brought before a judge, first a detective has to investigate the case and recommend prosecution, and then a city or district prosecuting attorney has to review the case and choose based on the recommendation and evidence presented to pursue criminal charges. You have no say in it. And they're never going to take a case against a cop. So there is no avenue for anyone to bring these kinds of charges in front of a judge. The best you could ever do is a civil case. The only way this gets in front of a criminal court is if the cop is trying to bring criminal charges against you. I've had cops do that exact same thing to me multiple times in my life. I once had a cop push his way into my house, pull my arm behind my back and hold me there while his buddy went upstairs, broke the door into my bedroom, and then the door into the master bathroom, to "check" on my wife who was naked in the bathtub after having too much to drink, because he claimed a neighbor thought he saw me beating her through a window. Sadly, there's really nothing you can do about it.

[@I.____.....__...__]

I can imagine that random people might not have seen the LITERALLY THOUSANDSSS (as in over 2,000) videos that I've seen in just two years, but you'd think a JUDGE wouldn't be so oblivious to this. 😒

[@xusmico187]

Did not leave when told. Never let a cop in

[@sunamcm1]

So what I'm hearing is that , not only should I not invite them in, I should not go outside with them - correct?

[@Re1ardedHoon]

Never open the door. If they force entry without a warrant, castle doctrine covers that.

[@Jobs92742]

America is no longer America.

[@SniffieBear]

France is no longer France needs a remix. Nice avi name, kek

[@patrickreilly6141]

This has always been the Amerikkkan Empire. We're just seeing it in almost real time now thanks to cell phone cameras and social media.

[@markmarcelis]

@@patrickreilly6141don’t like it? Get out 😂

[@markmarcelis]

Bye

[@Z3nHolEminD]

@@markmarcelispedo identified , why don’t we just keep paying the pope taxfree ya say

[@mandatorythompson]

I had 11 officers surround my house one day. They sent one to the door with shorts and a T-shirt nothing on that showed he was an officer and had him knocking, never announced he was the police, while all the rest stood in the back and sides of my home all uniformed. Fortunately I have an elaborate security camera system covering my entire property that they thought they were out of view of, but failed to see the cameras that wasn't attached to my home that covered all the remaining blindspots. I could hear them talking, telling each other to be careful the cameras was activated (which they always are because they're hard wired not wireless) anyhow I just sat here in the house continuing to watch them on my monitors. After about 20 minutes of them knocking I noticed a lady pull up and she got out and yelled "y'all are at the wrong house he lives down there" pointing down the street. They immediately jumped in their cars and rushed down there. I don't know wtf was going on really don't care, but I hate to think of how I would of been treated if I would of opened the door. I learned years ago to never open the door for the police.

[@stoicknight1639]

GOOD JOB!

[@nocontentcreatated]

You can't have a police state without police

[@josephdennison4890]

Why do police have a lesser standard than the public,when they should be held to a hire standards.

[@Real_Noreaga_]

Same thing I've been saying to people. I hate them, zero integrity low life cowards.

[@ramonaweston791]

Never answer questions. Do not participate.

[@redneckrebel6246]

This is freedom in America.

[@rf159a]

This is Trump's Freedom!!

[@redneckrebel6246]

@@rf159a this is statism.

[@civilcivilian]

​@@rf159a vote blue for freadom. Defund police. Reform police. Abolish qualified immunity.

[@TheObeyMayhem]

@@rf159a tds.

[@justins3810]

I wouldn't vote blue ever. I can have my own opinions and yes I absolutely hate the cops. Defund these tyrant criminals. They will delete my comment im sure

[@thesuperdingos]

The first amendment and forth amendment must mean nothing now.

[@dudetocartman]

If they want to believe that, then yes. We need to keep those amendments going and alive. We have the first 10 amendments for a reason. To make sure the government doesn't abuse us.

[@alexmiller6848]

Soon the 2nd won't either

[@alansmith7192]

Law enforcement! A career for the unemployable. A real Sheltered Workshop.

[@yuron8210]

We need a Supreme Court ruling on these exact situations, such as when police jam their foot inside, preventing the door from opening, staying in the house when asked to leave, etc.

[@michaelwynne4346]

At least 3 members of the SC are dirty and don't work for the People, there only there to serve one person and that person wants to give the Cop's full Immunity .

[@toddtravis2596]

​@michaelwynne4346 yeah ok😂🙄🤡

[@shnryan812]

@@toddtravis2596that orange clown has literally said he wants to give them more immunity. Google works very well, try using it

[@hbk314]

@@toddtravis2596 Thanks for showcasing your ignorance. Most of the Supreme Court is indisputably corrupt.

[@tomharshman1560]

The U.S. Supreme Court 'already has,' long ago, and those holdings have not been altered, it is the constant arrogance of qualified immunity as a major litigation hurtle that causes those constant reinvent-the-wheel misunderstandings.

[@butchmiller2451]

The false pretense,”we just want to talk to you a bit” is an intentional tactic to get you to drop your guard. Simply a ploy to get you to say or do something which they can use to indict you.

[@wesleyhuffman1417]

They areTrying so hard to take this from us...

[@degatagauwatie4073]

Cops really do think they have a monopoly on violence, don't they? Coppers that are frightened of legally armed Americans should find a different line of work.

[@Halloween111]

Legend has it that doughnuts were originally square, but a cop god scared at the sharp edges and shot a hole in it. So they cut the corners off so they wouldn't feel so unsafe. And that's how doughnuts got the hole and became round.

[@billyyank5807]

Except wasn't this guy a felon? So he wouldn't be legally armed....at all.

[@boldfacedtruth]

​@@billyyank5807cops are afraid of anyone with a gun. They are the only ones they think should have them.

[@frannypalmer2726]

​@@Halloween111😂

[@FreshBarn]

​@billyyank5807 nah different guy.

[@hobeone1192]

If I am ever in WV and have my rights violated, I am calling this guy.

[@douglaconti7113]

Wise move

[@7heRedBaron]

There are reasons not to be in WV and reasons he is so successful there.

[@JohnDoe-mp1zk]

I dont think you need to be from, WV. I believe he's technically a constitutional lawyer and many states will grant reciprocity which allows him to represent you. Regardless, you could always consult him for a fee based meeting. I'm sure and he might even grant you a 5-10 min conversation to see if he could help you further. I think anyone would be wise to contact this guy. The work this guy does is not only educational through his videos but crucial in reforming our criminal justice system. We all owe this man a bit of gratitude for what he does.

[@JohnDoe-mp1zk]

@@7heRedBaron that might be true, but sounds more anecdotal. If you think people are only having there constitutional rights violated in WV you are sadly mistaken and ignorant ( i didn;t say stupid, which is a big difference so dont go take it personally. We are all ignorant to many things in this world, including myself. That's more why he's so successful with his channel. He's educated sop many people which is another facet to reforming criminal justice system. Many cops are still bafoons and plenty of them are severely ignorant themselves on the law, but others know they have been checked and then lastly, there are cops that want to do the right thing and are not all bad. Do we have a long way to go. Yep. However, for the first time in my life "taking on the system" doesn't seem like futile endeavor thanks to guys like this.

[@7heRedBaron]

@@JohnDoe-mp1zk I live just over the north border in Maryland, and it’s not too different than being in the combat zone. At least Maryland does have laws regarding police misconduct. I remember once they charged some guy with DUI for riding his lawn tractor intoxicated on the shoulder. Any school girl could tell them that has no tag, it’s not a “motor vehicle”, and the shoulder is not the road. But this shotstorm went all the way to trial.

[@bobbeezel2593]

No one on earth can take a situation and make it worse like cops can

[@stevektx]

This type of shit pisses me off! What bunch of tyrants!!

[@sheryltrautman-fy1py]

After years of cop watching videos, and the very clear and simple education by you and others, people still letting cops onto their property astounds and amazes me. Thank you John for your efforts! And American citizens, wake the eff up! This could be you!

[@michaelwilcox5168]

To see these cowards strut around this innocent man’s home is disgusting.

[@Corporal.]

Consent was revoked. 🤷‍♂️ Someone help him sue.

[@jimf.1318]

He just made millions 😂

[@SailingWindGypsy]

​@@jimf.1318 Unfortunately, he will probably have a great deal of difficulty having qualified immunity waived, and even if he does and the case goes forward, his damages will not be much because he wasn't put in the hospital, suffered permanent disability or killed, and so it will be very difficult to even obtain an attorney.

[@raymondhumphrey2749]

Agreed

[@prague7706]

@@jimf.1318very unlikely. Just don’t let them in.

[@jessicamoyer8024]

@@SailingWindGypsyactually you are wrong about the long term injuries. They’ve been talked about in some of his videos

[@AlejandroHernandez-st8hu]

Love this lawyer advice

[@7heRedBaron]

And people think I’m nuts for having lawn sprinklers on my front porch.

[@absolutechad8805]

That's a great idea.

[@DavidBenner-cy4zl]

Send these cops to prison for life.

[@OnceUponReddit]

Did they kill him or something?

[@ninehundreddollarluxuryyac5958]

Similar thing happened when I was in college. A house I was renting with several graduate students was burglarized. My room-mates called cops. They came in to investigate the burglary but searched the house for marijuana instead. They refused to leave when asked, saying they can do whatever they want because we called them. They wrecked the house. Mattresses off the beds, every drawer dumped on floor, all contents of refrigerator dumped on the floor, everything out of the kitchen cabinets on the floor. It was far worse than the burglary. I have never called police to report crimes against me. I am 67 now, so it effected me for life.

[@becks2958]

Oh my world , that is atrocious. Especially given you were students at the time. The silver lining I am picking up from you is that you weren’t arrested and that you learned a valuable lesson that I hope served you well thus far. Granted this is a lesson no one should have to learn, but we cannot ignore reality.

[@CentPacRR]

Never, EVER, open your home’s door to police unless you have called them - and sometimes not even then!

[@nevisstkitts8264]

Esp if you have a pot of water boiling on the stove ...

[@florida2407]

Opening your door for cops in general is crazy

[@prescottwilliams4637]

Facts

[@THEMarcusAurelius1]

Most people have grown up thinking that police are helpful and friendly. They only find out that's not the case when it's too late.

[@jonstone9741]

@@THEMarcusAurelius1 Most *WHITE* people grow up thinking that police are the good guys. Black people know better.

[@steveladner4346]

Some people haven't figured out how that serve and protect nonsense really works.

[@thirtythree160]

cops are there to serve and protect the government.

[@TheShadowbrand]

" i do not consent to any searches or seizures". "I do not answer questions". " Am i being detained, or am i free to leave". These are the only words, law enforcement will ever hear from me. They are not your friend. They are not there to help you. Any conversation is to gather evidence. Do not consent to the interaction!

[@altonlancaster5214]

Don't ever open the door! Most definitely, don't ever ever let them in without a warrant!!

[@havenbastion]

He didn't consent to revok his right to revoke his consent. He didn't consent for them to be there indefinitely, he would always have asked them to leave, at his own discretion.

[@MarshandMellow83]

Thank You for the videos...I'm learning so much...Be Well, Peace be with you.