When Police Make 1 in 1,000,000 Discoveries

[@notchap_]

Is it just me, or are these videos so entertaining to watch?

[@Ammattire]

Been stuck in the cycle for months lmaoo

[@sokkerfreak]

​@@AaronmMcLeanhe is lil bro, you look stupid asf now

[@N0N4meF0und]

you were saying?@@AaronmMcLean

[@samidibnla-asaad6456]

You're not alone unless all those viewers who liked videos on this channel are actually your multi accounts, including me. We can never be 100% sure.

[@avenueb]

I'm watching these videos instead of writing a book, being with family, or riding my motorcycle

[@somejake4463]

“Never commit a misdemeanor while you are committing a felony” Damn, if that ain’t the most solid advice I’ve ever heard

[@Zykium]

1 crime at a time

[@tiffanyfrancis7254]

FACTS!

[@GibusWearingMann]

Also, for the record, don't post about your felonies on social media. A number of felons have been caught that way too.

[@Andrew-rz6hh]

Bruce Rivers best advice. Never commit a felony to avoid a misdemeanor!

[@Tater4200]

Um...no..how about. DONT BE A CRIMINAL???

[@KomoliRihyoh]

Don't break the law while you're breaking the law, simple as that. How many of these people would've gotten away with it if they weren't speeding?

[@evanmcgeorge9942]

natural selection taking its course. enjoy your sentences, idiots

[@FantabulousFail]

We have a family saying "only break one law at a time." Lol If you KNOW you're driving with weed in the car, then you set your cruise control to the speed limit. It's simple!

[@598019001]

Break 1 law at at a time, Its rule number 1. Unfortunately for most criminals, They don't tend to do well with rules :D

[@tararitz7005]

I knew someone who drove around with enough weed to get him years with a cracked windshield! Told him he was the dumbest mother effer I knew!

[@angelalane1307]

You riding dirty, it's best to check all your lights, ESPECIALLY the license plate light.

[@mattgauvin266]

That New Mexico trooper is not only a great investigator but also incredible at diffusing situations and avoiding conflict using words not force. He knew exactly how to go at those people

[@pugsnhogz]

I was just about to make this comment. Honestly I'm so far from being "Team LE" lol but that guy was a real pro.

[@KazyReed]

​@@pugsnhogzit kinda restores my faith in humanity when we see good cops.

[@pugsnhogz]

@@KazyReed I mean personally it more reminds me that 1. they're not literally all bad, 2. the justice system is structurally broken and puts individuals in a position to fail

[@BlaBla-cl1qv]

is he trying to tell the truth by saying "look i deliver the drugs for you"??? isnt that illegal xD?

[@BlaBla-cl1qv]

i didnt watch the whole clip, getting the main drug dealers makes sense.

[@DatMilu2K]

Officer Rodriguez seems like a real honest, chill and respectable man who really wants to protect and help the citizens. I wish him all the best!

[@jackydooley6053]

That first cop/ homeland security officer is great, he needs more credit, he's good at his job, no aggression not above his station and he doesn't abuse his power! He's treating them like the people they are before they got involved in this crime, even after he found stuff he was very sympathetic caring while still doing his job well! Respect!

[@maribel238]

Honestly, a lot of cops are pretty respectful and calm, but it's the bad ones that get plastered all over media, and give good cops a bad name. Some people only like cops when they need them, and that ain't right.

[@trumanbadra8003]

no. that cop was a douchebag. you smell a little weed in the car so your going to spend 10 minutes searching through all their luggage? what is this 1995? Get him something actually important to do.

[@thetruthcompany5635]

Yes! Respect to all this good cops! They are doing a great job! And forget this stupid idea to "Defund the police!" You need them! Without this cops there would be Anarchy all over the country within a few days! Only stupid "woke" kids or criminals want the Police to be defund!

[@vggfrv]

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[@mrrogergph]

Tf you rambling about🫵🫵🫵🫵

[@theabileneranchertar7882]

The officer who found the body in the trunk of the camero has my upmost respect. Even after being told to let the suspect go, didnt give in and kept conducting his search due to his suspicions.

[@vickiepainter306]

ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH YOU.

[@kenmarelove9176]

Agree 100%, the car was riddled with bullet holes and the owners son was reported missing, nothing suspicious here, ridiculous!

[@loiscassels8966]

UTmost.

[@mobilegameplaywalkthroughs990]

I'm no lawyer, but it seems like an illegal search, and if so, everything that came from it is inadmissable. (EDIT: Apparently I missed the part of the video where the driver gave permission for the search. Everyone can stop telling me that now.)

[@Ooooyerr]

​@@mobilegameplaywalkthroughs990 yea... if a dead body is found in your trunk that doesnt go away.

[@borisblocksberg]

Dude at 27:27 after questioned "is anybody with you" pointing at the trunk and saying "no" is hilarious. The fact that the officer was being told to let him go after he had no ID, no drivers license, smoked 420 an hour ago and is driving around in a car, with bullet holes, from someone who is been missing for days even more.

[@KumaraDosha]

Yeah, I don't understand how it's even possible to not be able to do anything about all those crimes????

[@rachaelholifield]

Meanwhile, I’d get yanked out the car for no seat belt.. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@rysirion_9102]

America is such a shitshow sometimes, this is crazy. How can that even be a possibility? Admitted DUI without a license and in a car with bulletholes where the original owner is reported missing and he's allowed to go? HOW?

[@steiny3353]

borisblocksberg Yeah, how crazy is THAT ? and then to top it all off, with all that suspicious shit going on....at the very last minute decides to check the trunk ? dumb as a rock.

[@Kruscle]

"Anybody with you?" "Just some dead weight officer"

[@EatTheMarxists]

The first cop with the mother/son duo is ridiculously nice. He’s polite, not even slightly rude, and just doing his job. Had they had the same answers and didn’t start acting squirrelly he really may have let them go with just a warning. “My mom has a medical marijuana card”. “Oh yes Officer, I do, and I smoked a joint about 15 minutes ago”. That’s what they should have said. I don’t know if it would have done them any favors, but it might have been helpful.

[@bartholomew1608]

Wouldn't have worked. Cops will search any time they get an opportunity. Would have just got a DUI added on

[@20129010927831]

I thought the same, he didn't give the cop anything, not even a smidgen lol.

[@__w__o__w__]

He's trying to befriend them to get them to lead him to their boss so he can make a bigger bust. The car was getting searched no matter what the moment he smelled weed because it's his job to check for drug trafficking.

[@maevav5645]

Why help them?🤔

[@finoarenas]

Maybe shouldn't have been speeding

[@Outofitchic]

From a non American who doesn't quite understand your laws I felt that this is the first Officer I've been impressed with by how communicated . You need more like him

[@Mike-h1k]

He was communicating lies though …….stupid ,is what stupid does.

[@nazismomsrhos]

Its bc the public has access to recordings so when something bad happens its all available for ppl to see every video. Other countries typically dont have body cams or just arw blatantly weird. Like we as americans might have dumb laws but we arnt communists who would shoot you for being a single women who likes having sex.

[@manabanana0712]

@@Mike-h1khow, what do you mean? 😭

[@prestoneachus]

He might have lied to them or he might not have, however, deep down we know now we need more officers like him at the federal, state, and local levels because you can't fight devils with angels.

[@akratch]

unfortunately the bad police get a lot more press

[@theventiplz6024]

I'll never understand why people who are already committing crimes would commit small traffic violations at the same time. If that's me I'm driving like it's my drivers test.

[@phaedrapage4217]

No kidding! It's like they have so little self respect that they don't care if they go to prison.

[@dubzy8334]

Not only that , they answer questions that are clearly being asked in an investigative manner. I stop all law enforcement right away very politely. I tell them I understand they have a job to do, I know they don't care what my favourite colour is , so let's stop pretending we are friends. I wish to not answer questions .

[@Ryzel12345]

Probably panic because its their first crime. They just want to finish things quickly

[@PLAZALOT58]

@@dubzy8334I’ve been stopped a few times in my life and I have NEVER been asked any chit chat questions. So yeah if a cop started asking me all those questions I would get wise real quick!

[@JCinerea]

Either the guy had done so much speeding in his life that it was second nature and he didn't check the speedometer. Or the people who installed the tracker expected him to be somewhere by a certain time.

[@Takethe3dgeoff]

The officer who found the body in the trunk was so flustered he couldn’t recite his Miranda rights, as he probably had hundreds of times before. I hope he gets the help he needs. Finding a dead body is one thing. Finding someone murdered that’s about to be discarded is another.

[@shakiahamilton7883]

His spidey senses were tingling the whole time you could tell. He knew something wasn’t right

[@srice8959]

I remember that bust. It was all over the news down here in New Orleans/South Louisiana!!

[@ctakitimu]

Yeah, suddenly he got the hiccups! Fair enough if you get a huge fright I guess

[@sqeekykleen49]

A cadaver won't harm you, someone facing life in prison? Officer from the second video realized he overlooked a huge threat. What if dude in the car was alive and armed?

[@ctakitimu]

@@sqeekykleen49 With a mag dumped in his face? Pretty sure cop wasn't worried about that

[@legaleeblonde4310]

"I've never been in the front" when he's getting in the police car. 😂😂

[@mduduzigama5534]

🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@El_Ophelia]

That caught my attention as well! That alone should have tipped the cop off immediately that something was fishy with these fellows.

[@ShellyGuzman-ui5hh]

😂😂😂

[@rmeganlewis8766]

I've never heard of a police officer asking you to sit in the front seat, that seems kind of dangerous for the police officer

[@sirflimflam]

Back in 2013-2014 I rented a van from Enterprise in San Diego, and to my surprise as I was about to start using it to haul some stuff from one location to another, I found approx. 16 large drug bricks of marijuana with Santa Muerte imagery on each brick I could see in the compartments where you fold the seats. I called the cops immediately, and dispatch literally asked me to drive it to a police station. I said hell no, you need to come claim this -- I wasn't going to risk getting stopped and then risk having to explain it regardless if that dispatch call was recorded. They told me it would be a while until they could send someone. I had to wait 2 hours for these guys to come to my location, and the second the cop sees it, suddenly there's 5 more cars in the parking lot. So when I see someone with a rental literally like "I don't know where that came from" I don't immediately discount their story. The best part? Enterprise didn't even offer to comp my rental when I'd explained what happened. They offered me a discount.

[@champion20199]

The load was theirs but didn't had any physical evidence like prints or DNA, so yeah the PD couldn't pin the load in them, but I think they ratted out their boss because he was caught doing the exact thing in a white SUV too, they were waiting for him in the USA side, an older man business owner of course that I wouldn't had suspected not in a million years, he was caught with triple the amount, his mistake was that the SUV was his property, IMO the old man got cocky thinking that them 2 didn't talk, still the old man was just fresh not worried one bit, that's the scary part, that job is so not worth it. The narrator goes like "he makes the biggest bust in his career" / the cop thinking - I just put a huge target on my back, time to move again./ If I work traffic I stick to traffic violations, and let the dope to the undercovers that actually are well protected... I lived 20 years between Chicago which is a sanctuary city, all the cartel man hides in Chic and Wisconsin, it is some scary sht.

[@Daniel-wv7lj]

I hope you kept one 😂

[@sirflimflam]

@@Daniel-wv7lj Haha, everyone I've told this story to tells me something like that.

[@gavin2870]

@@sirflimflam Bro you are completely insane to not keep that ngl. I'd literally put that shit in some boxes and keep it in my house no questions asked lmao

[@Frank-Thoresen]

​@@gavin2870And then the cartel finds out who rented the car last and deals with him for stealing their shit

[@SomeOrdinaryJanitor]

wow, that Homeland security officer REALLY leveled with the guy and his mom, super keen eye to notice the tracker as well... i hope the guy and his mom took the deal with the cops and are ok, and BIG props to the officers for being respectful and reasonable

[@TamaraInTanzania2]

That's wild!!! I never knew they could do that. Damn

[@CatWhisperer570]

​@@TamaraInTanzania2right? I thought the same thing like ain't no way they're going to deliver that shit for them lolol I didn't even think of them giving fake stuff and arresting them lmfao

[@jasonpatterson8091]

That guy didn't give a wet fart about that lady and her kid. He "knew" he was going to find something in the car as soon as he pulled them over, and their argument about an illegal search was somehow additional proof that they were guilty. He then went to trying to get them to admit on camera that they were guilty. There was nothing friendly about it - he was trying to elicit a confession. He also likely didn't have probable cause to be searching their bags in the trunk. He claimed that there was an odor of marijuana in the cab - the mom had a medical card, which explains that entirely (and they had no evidence that she had used it in a state where it wasn't legal). Searching the trunk based on a supposed odor of marijuana in the cab makes no sense. I'm not pro-drug runner, but I am anti-bad cop.

[@BUMPY_G_JAXON]

​@@jasonpatterson8091he was driving a State trooper car. Saying he was a federal agent.. THATS MAKES NO SENSE BRO. LIKE HOW.. AND EVEN A FEDERAL AGENT NEEDS A WARRANT. THATS WHY HE WANTED THEM TO SAY IT OK CAMERA TO GET AWAY WIT THE ILLEGAL SEARCH

[@dansmithbyu1784]

@@jasonpatterson8091He’s a federal agent and it’s federally illegal. Supremacy clause. Pretty straightforward. They can argue all those points in court and try to create reasonable doubt.

[@lukamagicc]

The fact that kid in the stolen Camaro got caught like this for the murder of that kid is insane. He stole his car and put the body in the trunk, only to get pulled over for speeding AND a family member literally pulls over to tell the cop its stolen and the boy is missing is so INSANE and shows the carelessness he had for this kids life. No idea what "hard labor" consists of but I hope he learned.

[@b.t.356]

From what I've seen, it's practically a synonym for a prison sentence/a term for work done as punishment for a crime

[@WheresHerb]

​@@someguynamedmatt2907know what? Don't be criminal and you don't have to worry about it. Right?

[@amyjeanc5398]

​@someguynamedmatt2907 they don't do it that way anymore, he's gonna be working a factory job or something 🙄

[@joeligma4721]

@@someguynamedmatt2907 thats hollywood BS, they work at factories making stuff and it's mostly automated anyways

[@flynnlizzy5469]

@@someguynamedmatt2907 Watch the movie 'Cool Hand Luke' sometime, you will get an idea. Ever heard the expression ''What we got here is ... failure to communicate' before ? Its a line from that excellent movie.

[@wowmyworldy74]

I have so much respect for the 2 police officers that didn't give up searching for the missing woman. Others would just have left when no-one is at the house.

[@yourzztrulyyy2206]

I was thinking that same 🥺

[@Immer_erst_entschuldigung]

Yeah and they had such a good chemistry too

[@vlsice663]

And don’t tell me, you didn’t smell that body out the day that trailer you would have to literally nose dead. to not smell a dead body that’s been lying around for maybe a couple days at least and him naturally, to just come out like he could not smell it

[@ibendover4817]

For real. Here in Australia they don't even show up many times and get annoyed when you call them. There was a restaurant in the heart of Melbourne that had thugs smashing windows and threatening owners who were barricaded inside. Cops told them to hide and call them back later if they're still there. My apartment is in the same area and some dude was caught on camera trying to break in. Cops didn't want to even file a report or look at the security footage. They rarely show up for active home invasion calls either. Welfare or missing person reports barely get attention unless it's a big media case. But get caught speeding, protesting, reporting about corrupt politicians as a journalist or defending yourself against a violent attack with a weapon and half a dozen squad cars will show up within minutes here. All our police just got a massive pay rise too recently ironically enough and are widely hated these days. The two cops in these video that actually cared are a rare breed in many countries.

[@iUnderstand]

I've seen this before but I still think it's slightly comical that a guy just comes out of thin air like an angel to tell the cop how sketchy this Michael is, and then he just disappears back into the wind as quickly as he came

[@maggiemiller1007]

I feel so bad but it really is kinda hilarious. Why did he just walk up like that? Why is he barefoot?? How was his timing perfect for narrative tension???

[@Yourmom-rw8bs]

God sent that mf straight from the factory

[@michaelgollihue6314]

If that was a scene in a movie we’d all be like “get the F outta here. What?”

[@9xqspx6]

@@Yourmom-rw8bs 😂

[@charlescox290]

In another video on the topic, it was explained that he was looking for the owner of the car because the went missing. The man recognized the car, but did not recognize the driver.

[@MyTube4Utoo]

You *ALWAYS* have the right to not talk to the police. I'm not recommending anyone do this crazy stuff, but why the hell you'd try to talk yourself into prison is beyond me. There are many times an excellent case could be made for an illegal search, but once they start lying to the cops, it's all over. *Cop:* _"Is anybody else with you?"_ *Michael:* _"I don't know if he counts, but there's a dead guy in the trunk."_

[@tonic316]

Because people trust the cops. Which is dumb too. Also the marijuana PC is stupid imo.

[@rustyshackleford3320]

True

[@DEMIxGODxSHADOW]

​@@tonic316class 1, and federally illegal, also on a federal road. Anyone who legally smokes pot should already know that. It's like how we also know that while self defense is legal we will be sued and go through hell if we shoot our attacker. I know for sure I'd end up being searched especially if I'm on a known drug trafficking highway.

[@anjhindul]

@@DEMIxGODxSHADOW Self defense is state by state. Where I am it is very rare to have self defense challenged in court. You are correct, 420 is illegal on the federal level. I dare you to learn how it became illegal in the first place though. Stupid lobbyists!

[@SupersRB]

@@tonic316What the fuck? You got somethin you wanna share? What’d they do to you?

[@emameyer]

Give a Nobel prize to whoever invented the bodycam and made it mandatory to record and release the footage

[@masterofpuppets55]

Its not mandatory to release bodycam recordings if they remember to use the magic words. (officer safety, or really anything at all.) But yeah, noble prize--- just not the peace prize.🙃

[@NORTAH85]

What category of the Nobel would be appropriate?

[@Playingwithproxies]

Nobel prize to who exactly the inverter of the camera the person who made multiple repeated pictures into a video the person who made it digital? The person who made the video cards that can hold all this data? The inventer of the batteries that can run these cameras without an external power source?

[@didamnesia3575]

Cops wearing body cams are due only to victims of police abuse demanding accountability. Police agencies have fought their use

[@latetotheparty184]

It was the political left that kept accusing officers of mistreatment ,that prompted cameras . The police instituted them to protect themselves from accusation and it ended up being a huge benefit.

[@lealovesthesea]

She looks so confused when he’s saying “if there’s something you need delivered, we can do that for you”. 😂

[@Carsdn01]

Man I was confused too lol I thought he was being corrupt hahaha

[@ibendover4817]

I was confused and thought he found insulin or some other medical shit.

[@thtswhtshesai6d9]

I’m still confused lol what did he mean by “need delivered”?

[@FEED_ME_A_STRAY_CAT]

​@@thtswhtshesai6d9it seemed like he was insinuating he'd drop off illegal substances and then arrest whoever was receiving them. (Which seems highly unethical for him to lie about?)

[@pnut3844able]

​@@thtswhtshesai6d9 he wanted him to rat out the people he was supposed to deliver the drugs to, and set up a sting operation.

[@pickleballer1729]

"Never commit a misdemeanor while you're committing a crime." Good advice. Man, those are some gutsy guys. Kudos to the cops.

[@PBandJTime]

Well, I agree, that you shouldn't commit a misdemeanor, while committing a felony. However, speeding isn't even a misdemeanor. It's a civil infraction. But still enough for discovery.

[@kennedy6563]

"never commit a misdemeanor while committing a felony" is what i always heard

[@tuyultuyul362]

"If you're committing a crime take the bus. "

[@joshdavis3743]

@@PBandJTime In my state it is a misdemeanor, and a crime.

[@cltp6163]

Wouldn’t it be never commit a misdemeanor while you’re committing a felony? The way you said it doesn’t make sense because a misdemeanor is still a crime

[@chandamubanga]

The fact that the cop who found a body was told that because of lack of evidence he should let the kid go despite all the lies and signs is crazy

[@Aarrrow]

In some cases, the evidence found can be thrown out if it is obtained illegally. A lawyer could contest the evidence found if there were any mistakes made during the search.

[@yogut28]

I also don't get how was he supposed to just leave without a driver's license. Isn't it illegal to drive like that?

[@Aarrrow]

@yogut28 Yes, that's the part I don't understand. He shouldn't have been able to go drive away anyway. Car should have been towed or they should have had someone come drive the car for him at the very least.

[@Jack_The_Ripper_Here]

​@@Aarrrowstrange laws you have there in Murica

[@Aarrrow]

@@Jack_The_Ripper_Here I can't disagree with you there.

[@marylowther8495]

This proves the need for bodycams. It protects the good officers as well as the good citizens. In this case a good officer can establish his good behaviour and help the prosecutor make the case. It also protects the innocent from the occasional bad officer's abuse. Either way, the bodycam establishes the truth.

[@AutumnPearly01]

"occasional" abuse from bad officers LMAO

[@moimoi2994]

​@@AutumnPearly01😂

[@savageraccoon787]

​@@AutumnPearly01I love it when people don't know that bad press is always reported on more and is not a representation of the truth

[@romulanwarbird6600]

Black Lives Matter... LOL

[@ritefinds]

in short time we will be watching videos trying to decipher actual body cam footage and the AI created counterparts submitted as evidence and reacting to that. occasionally of course

[@shannonhodges848]

Being a cop on your own doing these stops would scare the shit out of me, especially when out numbered. Very brave

[@PrograError]

There's a reason why most American cops are so twitchy... ( not saying they are due to it, but part of it...)

[@AlbertWesker411]

In Germany they always send at least two police officers on patrol. I was really surprised when I saw that Rodriguez was traveling alone. Having no one who can watch the suspect while you´re searching must be scary af.

[@PrograError]

@@AlbertWesker411 well considering in US you can be covertly Armed and Dangerous, it's even worse to be a solo unit...

[@ibendover4817]

@@PrograError Mental illness and main character syndrome is strong in most Americans who are also very trigger happy. It's no surprise they're twitchy.

[@psy-bun]

No kidding, I would call for backup at every single stop.. lmao

[@jasonmyneni8605]

The Louisiana trooper that discover the body is an amazing cop. He really did his police work and kept digging, despite being told there was nothing he could do. If the guy had successfully dumped the body, he likely would have never been caught

[@Sirlancelot-of-Faunas-Forest]

Nah his DNA is in the car. He was fucked the moment he took the vehicle for a ride. Mikes missing person case would've been filed and once they found the car the evidence on the car would be damning. Especially since the body was in the car.

[@Sirlancelot-of-Faunas-Forest]

What he shoulda done was leave the body without touching it as well as the car. But they still would find small things footprints and fingerprints of things he touched which would've placed him in the crime scene.

[@xLuis89x]

it's weird, lies all over the place, bullet holes in the car that is not even his, no drivers license, the family of the car owner says that he has gone missing... and the officer still receives orders to drop the case? what the fuck, man?

[@ania5038]

I mean the guy gave him permission to search the car so he was in his right to search it.

[@PawziePup]

@@xLuis89xexactly what I'm saying. There's nothing they can do about someone admitting to not having a license and finding out its a stolen car?? Tf?

[@ctakitimu]

Here's a warning to viewers, don't watch this video while working from home. You'll get no work done because they're really engrossing! Nicely done, Detective. I don't usually subscribe to a channel on just one video. An exception this time, thanks for this.

[@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325]

Be quiet and get to work chatty mc chatterson

[@syno6412]

Too late :\

[@sukitoru-]

Too late

[@Bobbymaccys]

Too late!

[@qazwer001]

I am supposed to be sleeping at the moment. Can't wait for work in the morning while tired :(

[@metalsnake27]

Honestly huge kudos to the first cop, dude was very chill and knew how to handle the situation.

[@mikehikes710]

He completely violated the constitution just cuz he was a fed.

[@solideogloria2298]

Kudos... bs

[@Arthang]

​@@solideogloria2298 please elaborate on how it should have been handled.

[@RedAce-RTI]

@@solideogloria2298 you sayin that makes you seem a little problematic, like you are trying to do some illegal stuff, man did everything right and did it calmly and controlled, what did you want em to do shoot em?

[@Arthang]

@solideogloria2298 Soli Deo gloria is a Latin term for Glory to God alone. I'm thinking you are a Sovereign Citizen? Is that why you don't like the action taken? Travelers being harassed by pirates?

[@juliebarnett9812]

"Wow, I've never been in the front." 😂

[@SOLARxCHAOS]

Imagine speeding with 160,000 fentanyl pills in your car....

[@jeffmatulich6857]

Thats called double digit IQ right there.

[@sheriwright5411]

Because he was brilliant lol

[@sheriwright5411]

And heroin, a gun n pot

[@BvictoryforChrist]

He probably didn’t know everything that was in there. He’s just a mule. Why would you tell someone here’s 20k haul my millions of dollars of drugs... or here’s 20k take this car don’t look in the trunk... I’d wana get it delivered quick as possible but I sure would t be speeding.

[@elizabethferguson7002]

Imagine the stupidity of the person speeding with drugs and a dead body in the car.

[@TsarBomba69420]

The first officer was pretty effective and pretty nice. He tried to deal with them without being argumentative.

[@rokrsmith6858]

Have you seen what the cartel does to people that rat he was not tryin to help him he was tryin to kill him

[@hag8752]

Idk why he had a tea kettle in his car though

[@mathiasolsen5378]

@@hag8752 Dont kill me like this, moments after i experienced kettle XD Got a good belly laugh outa me

[@brumleytown1882]

Doubt he could guarantee their safety after they squealed and still ended up in prison.

[@nychris2258]

Nah, he was lame as sh1t.. all this for weed

[@Benjyman31]

one thing I learned from these videos is if you're nervous or anxious, that's suspicious, and if you're calm and collected that's suspicious. So when being questioned by the police, don't be nervous and don't be calm 😂

[@adityaisgreat21]

have a serious look instead

[@Clover298]

@@adityaisgreat21nope, the guys with the coke did that and it made them look suspicious too lmao

[@aathivaasi1]

😢😢

[@spicyt0fu]

Generally just be honest. Or seemingly honest. Be a lil nervous but if you're kinda just answering quickly and without thinking too hard you're good

[@doctorecco]

If you’re being questioned by the police just lose your fucking mind

[@agex9274]

That first officer went about that whole situation very well. He deserves more credit for that.

[@maggiemiller1007]

Watching the two people hug each other really got me. I’m glad the officer was kind, and I hope they are okay

[@favoritemustard3542]

​@maggiemiller1007 idk, because they are beholden to something bigger, & this vid shows the son saying he'd take a deal to roll on the boss...

[@connorswife_]

why didnt he search the car sooner? was he not allowed to?

[@JayGee6996]

@@connorswife_he had no probably cause until he smelt the weed and their stories didn’t match. From that point he was always going to do a full search, he was just being causal to keep things calm and prevent escalation

[@lemonator8813]

His one mistake was not waiting for backup before he started to search the vehicle. If the mom or son had a concealed weapon, or they were being followed by their bosses, then this would be a video about police ambush not a drug bust.

[@coffeesimp6492]

I think that Louisiana case makes my heart hurt so much more because of the man who pulled up and recognized the car, because he knew people who had been looking for both it and it's owner... only to find him in the most tragic of circumstances. I couldn't imagine how that must have hurt them knowing what had happened, but it's also for the better that they find him with the perpetrator still in possession of the car, instead of only the victim hours later when he'd gotten to cover his crime.

[@gonkfart]

not only did he recognize the car but he thought the officer had pulled michael over and wasnt aware that michael was in the car, just not the drivers seat.

[@elizabethf8078]

32:02

[@nanwuamitofo]

its owner

[@Beetmonster]

I have police interactions at least 1x/week due to my job. The officers in the last segment went above & beyond. In my experience, nearly all officers would have given up far sooner. They trusted their intuition and kept digging. Unfortunately, police forces around my city are so under-staffed that they don't have that ability. The officers in the last segment demonstrated excellent policing. Super proud of them!

[@Rabiiid]

That would be a nightmare. I work in Washington on a farm. Part of the farm im working on right now specifically for a total of 2 months is the weed. I reek like weed. Not a single cubed milimeter of my body isnt coated with weed dust. My boots and clothes drag weed in my car. My phone and watch are plastered in weed. All my clothes and stuff in my car are coated with weed oil. Ive never been stopped and i dread the day i will.

[@gh0st__]

Honestly if you have the documentation/proof you'd probably be fine. @@Rabiiid

[@Ghaghdjs]

🥾😋

[@annenelson5656]

What is your job where you have interaction with law enforcement at least once a week? Can’t they issue you some kind of special license plate?

[@andrewtodd9103]

The last cops would have done what any cops would have done if you have a foul smell coming from a house.

[@hyacinth5108]

first officer was a huge W honestly. i'm glad he handled it the way he did. also, i truly hope the victims families of the last two are healing. i can't imagine how they felt

[@kinggimped]

Give that New Mexico police officer a promotion, dude is doing his job in a way that every other police officer could learn from

[@CLIVIXX]

Facts watching his cam makes me wanna be a cop he did a great job

[@christianmendoza1190]

That cop must retire and start up a special company to train new police officers all over the nation

[@linkibear8644]

The first cop was so calm, we need more like him.

[@letsuseCommonsense]

He needed a warrant his 👃 isn't enough for probable cause

[@Chase_Sparrow3337]

​@@letsuseCommonsensenope, federal authorities can use PC for a search.

[@liamjamesrocamora4819]

@@letsuseCommonsense Were you even watching the full video? Also you need to learn lawthrough books not videow.

[@SquishyOfCinder]

that's where you're wrong, clown.@@letsuseCommonsense

[@Medino9846]

He just smelt that zaza 🌿

[@juniussara9517]

it impresses me how cautious some of these cops are, not rushing into searching the car either, probing beforehand and gathering evidence patiently

[@shaynelahmed6323]

I am really impressed with the way cops place distance between themselves and the detainees. Respectfully

[@maxisace4402]

Most of these are not “regular traffic stops” the police were tipped off and knew which car had what lol. Shots easy when you got a snitch

[@Anonymous-h2y]

The biggest shocker for me watching this, is the fact that the Subaru was about to be let go after doing 20 mph over the speed limit. As an Australian, you'd have your freaking car impounded for doing that :(

[@hexium_]

When the officer asks if anyone else is in the car Michael gestures towards the trunk with the body and says “no”. Truly harrowing

[@Random-xw1fg]

I must re watch it

[@foreignsmilez6306]

@@Random-xw1fgliterally 😳

[@The.answer.is_42_]

Also, when he's asked when the bullet holes happened, he turns to look at the trunk and sighs.

[@DogSerious]

I want to know why he was done for manslaughter even though he did a coup de grâce shot in the head?

[@algore4u]

I noticed that too!

[@hasensalat1194]

I can't believe they told the policeman to let Michael go at first. A very nervous man, that cannot even answer simple questions like where he lives, driving a car full of bullet holes that isn't even his, but belongs to a person that is reported missing? And somehow, this is not enough evidence that something is wrong?! So glad the officer stuck to his gut feeling and kept on investigating.

[@Yoshirama]

And them Michael gets manslaughter and 25 years of hard labor. What a bonkers sentence.

[@henryvalentine4976]

Driving with a dead body and no licence 😂😂😂

[@stacythomas9916]

I am not surprised. If it had been Washington State they'd have let him drive away even if the car had also been reported stolen. They don't try to stop or detain drivers of stolen cars here. Here the bullet holes might be seen as not that unusual either, I have 2 on my own minivan that got shot up while sitting parked in Tacoma and I'm a middle aged soccer mom. Only thing that would've bit him in the butt here (maybe) is not having a driver's license.

[@LFSPharaoh]

It’s amazing how easy they let people off nowadays.

[@damiencross7334]

​@LFSPharaoh well they don't wanna seem like racists so they have to be overly accommodating to suspects like this. Or everyone will cry racism and my baby wouldn't hurt anybody bullshit. He was a good person. He only killed that boy to steal his car. So he had a way to get to his veterinarian classes. He loved animals. Look how sweet he was in this picture from kindergarten. He was arrested because the cops are racist not because he fucking killed that boy. You all know how it goes.

[@jackydooley6053]

I'm truly amazed at the last officers looking for the missing lady, they GENUINELY cared about finding her and making sure she was ok, unfortunately she wasn't ok but they didnt give up until they found her! I hate to think of anyone having a missing person in they're life but ANY family with a missing loved one would be blessed to have those 2 officers on the case! Respect!

[@OffGridInvestor]

Here in Australia we had 5 calls to police of a baby badly crying in adjoined flats (apartments). ALL THE COPS left after ONLY knocking. The 6th cop finally got the door open. Young mother had died of a drug overdose, son was badly dehydrated. People asked how SO MANY welfare checks were done SO carelessly. Kid was about to die of thirst

[@dukstedi]

@@OffGridInvestoraww jeez. I hate to hear it but am glad for the child!

[@jackydooley6053]

@@user-hs6fu9bq3s 🙄

[@Missdoubletrouble541]

​@@OffGridInvestorjust happened in the UK. Mother went on holiday. Child left with father. Father had heart attack and died. Tiny child spent two weeks not knowing what to do, couldn't reach fridge etc. child died after approx 14 days. Why no house calls?

[@thedevilinfrankenstein6503]

Much condolences to the mother and family that have been looking for that young man found in the trunk of his own car. Horrible thing to learn about your own child this way. ❤🕊️💐

[@rbell7666]

"Thank God criminals are stupid". best line I ever heard from a police officer.

[@eric_d]

After towing impounded rental cars for 5 years, renting dozens of cars for many more years, and having friends in the rental car business, I can tell you for a fact it was totally possible that those 2 guys had no idea what was in the spare tire well.

[@r3beatty]

I found a family-size bag of xanax under the seat in a rental- there were so many it felt like some kinda sting operation. FAR FAR FAR more than i wanted in my possession.

[@Nancy-uc2tu]

What’s wrong with the parents. Oh that’s right, they don’t teach their kids anything anymore. My father had me in the garage beside him when he was working on the cars. I learned a lot. He taught me how to change a tire as well. I’ve never had to use that skill but I can if needed. I won’t be stuck by the side of the road.

[@dubstepdishwasher977]

@@Nancy-uc2tu You what? Changing a tire has absolutely nothing to do with this comment.

[@SuperClarkeyboy]

​@@dubstepdishwasher977I know right I was thinking the same 🤣

[@TheUnforgiven69]

So what? Years ago I rented a car and had a poopy "accident" in the car because my colostomy bag burst while driving and spilled its contents on my the seat saturating the upholstery. You can't tell me people renting the car didn't know I dumped my ass goo all the interior! It stunk like rotting Asians in there!

[@jimreid1664]

I am a former resident of Rolling Fork. I lived there from 63 -73 and graduated the RF High School in 67. My heart goes out to all the wonderful people there. Looking at this video, I could not ever recognize the areas that were shown. It is amazing that anyone survived. God bless all of you good people. Keep you heads up!

[@elvispresley3340]

There is no F-CKING god

[@steveevets1]

I graduated from a place called Farmville, NC .. yes, 'farmville' like the popular Facebook Tycoon? idle? multiplayer game.. People always laugh or think I'm joking .. but, now Farmville Central High School is the name of the school..and Farmville Jaguars even got a rap genre theme song 😂

[@jamietomas1550]

⁠@@steveevets1there’s one in VA too. Never thought it was weird, game came far after all the cities and towns named FarmVille.

[@eduardomcfly7103]

Great voiceover. You aren’t talking too much like a lot of other people do in their videos!!!

[@jayesimond9301]

I chuckle every time it’s mentioned that the drivers are nervous when officers talk to them. It’s unsettling to be stopped & questioned by an officer. I’d be nervous too. And I used to be one 😂

[@unconka-rebeltruth9336]

I chuckle and become sick when I see these criminals get so much time over drugs while the government does so much worse and gets nothing

[@salmaabdullahgb]

​​@@unconka-rebeltruth9336and people get less for child abuse and murder

[@gtpflug2987]

I appreciate you saying that!

[@notanindianscammer7594]

​@@unconka-rebeltruth9336name one thing the government is doing wrong with proof!

[@lewislabuff8862]

Bruh, I had to report a neighbor and cops showed up, I've never been so nervous for no reason.

[@congoleseonajourney1392]

“Look if there is anything in the car, I can help you guys out”. Words spoken by every detective just before the confession.

[@yesman121]

How anyone would fall for that is beyond me. "Yeah just give us the drugs and we'll take down the other guys not you". Like, really? Lmao.

[@Chase_Sparrow3337]

​@@yesman121he admitted he'd still get them. But believe it or not, they normally want the bigger guys. Getting a dealer or buyer is pointless. Hitting the supplier, but especially the creator, that stops it in 1 ordeal. Not 30+

[@erickasthoughts6272]

@@Chase_Sparrow3337yeah but wouldn’t they just take him and still get the bigger guy once he snitches? Then that’s creates a whole other thing

[@jonathanfairchild]

I’ve known a guy in college caught with over a kilo of weed and baggies and scales and whatnot. He would have caught a felony. But he rolled on his supplier and they gave him probation of community service and had to maintain a certain GPA. The guy said it was the best thing that happened to him. He got his life on track. That’s not the usual outcome but it can happen. My buddy also had a good lawyer which definitely helps.

[@WarrenHolly]

I wouldn't have stopped walking at that sign😝 see ya!

[@RileyBarrad]

Definitely a well-educated and mature federal law enforcer. When he told the drug runner for names, the dude should have snitched. Federal law enforcement agencies have resources for those who want to get out of crime. Well done 👏

[@DeadEnduro]

First and 2nd stops the same. Separate them, tell them they are not in trouble and then start interrogating

[@johneynon7018]

We T.I.P or turn snitch. 😢 low life man's friend. If you do the crime, do the time like a man.

[@tleemf6923]

It was the kids first time ...he s probably afraid for their lives.

[@Dice-Z]

@@johneynon7018 Such a stupid mentality.

[@Dice-Z]

Gangs/cartels also have ressources for those who want to quit the life. Guns, knives, machetes, etc... They don't like it very much when you want to turn back against them and work with the cops. I think the kid knows that very well, hence why he's scared shitless. Cause if they want him, the people protecting them sure won't do shit. A sad truth alas.

[@monicav.796]

I'm from New Mexico and grew up in Santa Fe. Santa Fe has a population of about 90k. It makes me sad to know that fentanyl is being brought in those quantities to my town. Too close to home.

[@YahisJoy]

The cops instincts solved 2 crimes that could have not been solved for yrs. And his boss told him to let him go. Smh.

[@queenb1119]

You could hear the disappointment in his sigh while he was on the phone with his supervisor. Even if they didn't have anything to arrest him for at that point, you'd think he'd be able to call the mother and get permission to search the vehicle since her son was missing and his car has freaking bullet holes in it. Or at least be able to get a warrant to search the car since the owner is missing, the car is all shot up and an unlicensed driver, who lied about their address, was in possession of the vehicle. Isn't driving without a license, an hour after smoking up, an arrestable offense? Sounds like the supervisor doesn't care about the victim and wanted to take the path of the least amount of paperwork. Yeah, just let the driver go and put another unsolved case on the books 🤦‍♀️

[@bruh6190]

got a time marker?

[@valeriebumblebee7607]

​@@queenb1119I thought you need probable cause? Like, maybe three bullet holes and a missing person?!? I think a leg could have been hanging out of the trunk and the supervisor would still let him go. This was so frustrating. That poor cop, he has to deal with that supervisor on a daily basis.

[@sentry4360]

​@@bruh6190 34:38

[@John-Smith02]

I think OP worded it weird. I think they meant to say the 2 cops solved the crime that could have gone unsolved for years. I don't know what the other crime they're talking about is unless it's the guy lying about where he lives.

[@kylelindstrand3932]

officer Rodriguez is a pro and an excellent example of how police should speak and act.

[@kaleypittman1105]

100%

[@TV119-f7i]

Which one was that

[@Jerry-zn1iz]

first one@@TV119-f7i

[@kebekbutcher]

@@TV119-f7i That one!

[@Jsh-so3py]

​@@TV119-f7iFirst officer

[@greyfivenine7005]

One thing I have never understood is how drug traffickers will SPEED whilst carrying their drugs. If they just stuck to the speed limit they would have made it all the way there a-okay

[@AnotherYoubue]

The old adage, Don’t commit a crime while committing another crime

[@MilanAC1987]

Mate these are tipped off to the police in 99% of cases. it doesn't matter if they commit small infractions, the police simply already know who and what is in the cars they stop in the first place

[@justinjc1939]

That's the ones that get caught. Ever wonder how many are in plain sight? People just driving around, do the speed limit, with legal tags, using their blinkers not getting pulled over.

[@ericvulgate7091]

I've been pulled over numerous times on rt 10 along the border in Texas not doing a gd thing- Just being there is excuse enough.

[@14Titus]

Cop: "Where are you headed?" Criminal: "O isn't that a good question ossifer? I'm, we are headed to that way to, we just got back from, you know? Any other questions I can answer, ossifer?"

[@jaredscully9243]

63 days in jail for that last man are you kidding me? He for sure murdered his own mother! That’s why he didn’t report his mothers death to a medical examiner because he did it! Also the fact that he had been arrested prior for VIOLENCE AGAINST HIS MOM! Should be life in prison!

[@Lugia-]

I didnt get it, really

[@SpookySpice6419]

Insane

[@El_Ophelia]

I wondered about that as well. That's way beyond "circumstantial evidence!" When they said 63 DAYS and not 63 YEARS, my jaw dropped. HOW is that possible over the death of a human being? People get more than that for carrying some weed.

[@eBuma]

63 days in jail for failing to report death to a medical examiner, REALLY?! She had a restraining order against her son, regardless if it was 'active' or not! Speaks for itself and so does the guy not having a key and CLEARLY was not welcome! This is utterly disgusting that this was allowed by the prosecution.

[@jamierupert7563]

Nothing but lying POS cops is all they are.

[@BasicPsychology101]

It's probably still a pending case. There's still a chance he could be charged for murder if it actually did it.

[@thamor4746]

They have her body and even if we don't really know how she died they do know. So most likely they couldn't find any signs from her from dying from outside reasons like the son being physical to her. There is possibility the son came to the house and argument started which led to the mom getting a seizure, we really don't know even the age of the woman. Only thing this video tells us that there was no real evidence that anybody murdered her even if the son left her to rot in the house. He was anyway clearly a drug addicted person with the way he mumbled away at the police.

[@liljami]

He got away with murder

[@NoReply28]

He probably does have a key but just doesn't want to open the door for the officers. Which was why he pretended to struggle when removing the door.

[@RickAintRite]

I bet the officer that found the body in the trunk will never doubt his gut feeling again.

[@SoBayK80]

I was surely saved as a child by an adult's gut feeling keeping me out of a car that was totaled passenger side that night. I've had random premonitions come blatently true, I believe its a message to love fate because we trust God given instinct ❤ God gives us humor when we do.

[@dannymoonie3914]

@@SoBayK80god doesn’t exist

[@Blue_Bunny0510]

@@dannymoonie3914hey dude, thats not really nice to say. Maybe you’ve gone through something that involved god, that’s okay. But this nice dude was just talking about how he was saved. There’s no reason to get upset over it, it just makes you sound like a bad person in the end. You should apologize to them, you don’t have to but I’m sure it would make it a lot better for the both of you if you did.

[@dannymoonie3914]

@@Blue_Bunny0510tf are you on about? no i won’t apologise for being smarter

[@ExoticWhipz]

@@dannymoonie3914Lol you can’t even type a sentence correctly.😭😭

[@jenniferb.awesome]

I can't believe he was told to let the first one go! He's driving a vehicle that has bullet holes in it and belongs to a missing person. That right there should've been enough to take him in for questioning, even if they didn't find that poor kid in the trunk. His poor mom was worried sick, but hoping for the best, just to be given the news of every parents parents worst nightmare.

[@dylandylandylan3940]

Seriously I thought that was crazy too. 😮

[@o_smoke_a]

I was just surprised that he didn’t check the trunk when he searched the rest of the car

[@Jacob-2796]

No driving licence! How can he drive the car away?!

[@brainfreeze91]

It's gotta be terrifying discovering something like this as a cop and being alone waiting for backup to arrive

[@believeinmatter]

160,000 pills? Wow I knew it was going to be a lot but I wasn’t expecting that number

[@Loliconman]

It's context. If it was in a house, he could fain personal use. Just be honest with drugs, not worth lying

[@sentry4360]

​@jaderavenwolf6137They got the medical card

[@SVD_NL]

Also so crazy they would transport all that for only 20k... the fentanyl alone is worth millions (very very conservative estimate is $10 a pill, we're still talking wholesale here). That's a huge risk with potentially life-changing consequences, but its nowhere near a life-changing amount of money...

[@ColonelForkEyes]

@@SVD_NL Agreed but then you've got to wonder if it's as simple as that. In these kinds of situations if somebody fcuks up, their family often has to make it right. I can easily envision a situation where, say, Sena's father or brother was dealing on the street for the local boss, who fronted them a KG to sell, expecting 20k cash to come back the next day. That hypothetical family member got busted or robbed, so now they owe the boss 20k. The boss approaches Sena and his mom saying "your family member owes us 20k. Either pay us the 20k plus 1k interest for every day it's late, or you can drive this car from A to B for me, we'll let your brother/father go and we'll call it quits. If you don't pay us the money by whatever means, all three of you pay the ultimate price" Put it this way, in all the times you've seen highway patrol busts on TV, how often is it a scared-looking teenager and his mom who looks mortified by the whole thing? I'm pretty certain that they would have been doing this under duress, not for profit. Like you say, 20k is minimal financial recompense for the risk level of transporting that value of merchandise.

[@kebekbutcher]

@@SVD_NL Maybe the officer saved their lives, maybe the "real plan" was to not let them alive once the delivery has been done... who knows... 🥳

[@LisaV751]

My dad used to tell me, if you’re going to break laws, make sure you’re only breaking one law at a time. Like….thanks, dad. Lol

[@lisaforrester1097]

Nice that he told you to go ahead and do it.

[@wtranger9649]

I don't say this often but kudos to all the officers in this video, actually protecting and serving.

[@salis-salis]

Agreed! There are still some good apples in the rotten cart, let's cheer them on and hope to replace the rotten ones for new officers; maybe raising the cops salaries, but also demand a *lot* more accountability; that way I'd think you'd attract better police, and incentives proper police-work. (Also get rid of qualified immunity.) Complaining about the police doesn't necessarily mean "anti-cop", if what you want is *better* police. De-funding won't solve anything long term; we need the opposite - more funds to attract good people who will follow the rules, at least as to not to lose their job!

[@williamwinstrop3918]

@@salis-salis How many times has your boss given you more money and that directly made the output of your work higher quality. Raising wages has never been proven to raise the quality of worker output in any industry ever. Your favorite sports star doesn’t put a ball in a thing more one year because his salary was increased. You dont flip burgers more efficiently because you got a dollar an hour raise. You have 0 concept of how a worker works better or how to get that and you have offered it as a solution to another concept I’ll bet you have 0 idea of. There are over 18,000 police departments with 700,000 to a million officers in the US serving areas from bum fuck no where to some of the largest economic hubs on the planet to some of the most violent places on the planet. In order to pay 700,000 employees 1 dollar more an hour for a 40 hour work week would cost tax payers 28 million dollars a month. Thats the really really long way of saying you are a fucking fool who thinks they have good ideas about things they know nothing about P.S. just noticed your entire comment was just parroting whatever lets you fit in with the most groups. Not a single original thought, just stupid shit you heard some other stupid person say but you thought it sounded smart. Not a thing you said do you even understand, nor could you explain it, not could you prove you walk that talk. Just fit in sheep.

[@jjdoubleu6034]

Bro asked to check the VIN number thats total bullshit for a speeding ticket, otherwise yeah.

[@crashtestdummy1972]

​@jjdoubleu6034 in that area, they have a lot of trafficking etc so they run vins to check for stolen vehicles and rented cars, which raises suspicion of illegal activity.

[@TorutheRedFox]

@@jjdoubleu6034 VINs are checked to see if the car was stolen

[@panopticonoctopus560]

The Homeland Officer is so good at his job ~ a genuine pleasure to watch.

[@ash_tray]

The man being so relieved thinking they found Michael, “he scared me to death.” Oh my gosh I know what’s coming and I’m heartbroken. The relief he felt followed by eventual realization he was in the trunk… I can’t imagine the pain. RIP.

[@OfficialWEIRD]

What part of the video is that?

[@CyberneticOrganism01]

I don't remember that in the video either

[@CyberneticOrganism01]

Tell us where you get that information... we're trying to help you.

[@ash_tray]

@@OfficialWEIRD32:20 a few seconds after blue shirt says “he done scared me to death”

[@ash_tray]

@@CyberneticOrganism0132:20 listen closely for a few seconds and he says “he done scared me to death.” It was not in the subtitles and he said it pretty quietly, but I heard it. I don’t have my comment notifications on, sorry. Not to be rude, but what exactly are y’all trying to help me with?

[@veronicagrijalva-palmisano7465]

This officer should be commended for the patience professionalism and respect he demonstrated towards both son and his Mother despite all - Awesome Officer! Way to go!

[@ih8humanity]

I have never in my life been pulled out of the car for a speeding ticket, even for 35 over. Of course, I'm a white guy. That cop wasn't going to stop until he searched even if he would have had to make up PC.

[@texastwister6988]

It's his job.. That's how they all should be; respectful.

[@doctorbatman8520]

@@ih8humanity Your car stinks of pot?

[@ih8humanity]

@@doctorbatman8520 you no can comprehend English? Are you that dense?

[@NetDijk]

Despite their actions, I feel bad for them. This cop was handling this very respectful.

[@buildercat2539]

Fed cops work different. The whole lock on a backpack thing still works for some precincts and states, but only with local patrol boys. Just being on the interstate or close to the border can jam you up with real charges and time. Knowing a little bit of law isn't a universal truth.

[@seancarter6492]

I call them Wiki-ists. They spend 10 minutes on wikipedia and claim to have a law degree or be an expert on a subject.

[@markmckenzie5343]

Ah, they ignore the consitution. Thats right.

[@up4open]

The Constitution doesn't stop applying to US officers because they are Federal.

[@stantaylor2716]

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[@Grastiars1]

@@up4open Except on the border. There is an exception to the 4th Amendment for border searches, and that exception extends 100 miles.

[@derjaxxer]

Those elderly neighbours in the last clip were so wholesome, may god bless them🙏🏼

[@ChrisPBacon-vk7sj]

It's always brilliant to say something like "I've never been in the front seat of a police car before."

[@AlbertaBoundd]

Yeah, it's almost like admitting you've indeed been in the back of a police car

[@Justfedup47]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂right

[@blavastly]

Honestly Officer Rodriguez did so well, the way he talked to them and how he handled the situation, he feels trustworthy and friendly while still being firm.

[@koba2348]

Cops are trained liars, which is sin

[@polarbearsaysyummy5845]

Michael Robinson, the victim in the trunk, was about to graduate from Grambling University. Unfortunately he was the victim of an armed robbery. Two young lives destroyed for nothing.

[@georgeanthony8999]

So your telling me dude kills his mother, lies about the whole damn thing and gets 63 days in prison.... the system is working perfectly

[@Charger1908]

I’m a retired police sergeant and this brings back so many memories. I sure miss the job, love your videos.

[@RL-DarkSpark]

If you don't mind me asking, I'd love to hear your most shocking find 😅

[@zacharysherry2910]

I know there must be some times you want to pull people over or something but you just can't Dew-itte!

[@charrua59]

Did you ever shoot someone? 🤔

[@CheriGoodwin]

Do tell... Give us your opinion on whether the son is guilty of murder or not, please.

[@MrCountrycuz]

What are your feelings on cops who plant drugs on innocent people and ruin their lives?

[@jloran244]

When the kid turned and looked at the cars trunk after saying "No sir it's just me". Damn that sends a chill down my spine.

[@Noelll]

30:11 You'll notice when the officer asked the killer about the bullet holes, the killer who obviously remembers what happen instantly smiles as if he is enjoying reliving killing that poor kid. Absolute sociopath, usual suspect.

[@Dominaition]

First thing that caught my attention when vieuwd it

[@whokodthelonghorn]

About 20 miles from where i go to school, on a fateful day in 1995, just after the Oklahoma City bombing, a cop pulled over a guy for having no license plate. Turned out to be Timothy McVeigh, the perpetrator of the bombing.

[@kurtkaster5666]

For a second, the kid actually thought the cop meant he would deliver the goods for him. That was cute.

[@whatsupeveryone]

why would you think that.

[@KremWorld]

Federal cops do this all the time to bust the bigger people. Just getting the mules won't stop the trafficking

[@SobrietyandSolace]

@@whatsupeveryoneThe Feds have done crazier shit in the past

[@kbing1100]

They likely will. That agent was telling the truth. They do want the bigger guy, but they also want the kid and his mother.

[@whatsupeveryone]

yeah true, mostly the CIA though@@SobrietyandSolace

[@bradley9856]

i really dont understand how these people dont drive absolutely perfectly when trafficking drugs or dead bodies....

[@melypoo9875]

Right like if I was in this position I would drive the most perfect I could ever drive in my life, but yet again I would never agree to do this in the first place

[@serialistic4321]

@@melypoo9875 Most of these stops came from tips for sure

[@RandomRads]

Bad choices is a disease that you can’t help yourself from.

[@h3ck774]

@@melypoo9875Fuck that i aint lying to myself 20k to be a mule is a insanely high price if they were actually gonna be payed 20k ive rolled around with hella shit for my own pleasure before LOL i mean its not 16000 fenty pills and H or whatever but still would land me be a fair while behind bars. These mfs had the audacity to smoke a backwood LMAO. Most traffick stops wont end up giving them probable cause anyway if they just were speeding he would be fine the car prollly fucking stank since they just burned a 3 gram wood like a hour ago

[@tomelliott7861]

I used to listen to local police radio for fun, and the number of traffic stops that turned out to be people with suspended licenses or who were wanted was incredible. They couldn’t help but drive in a way that made police pull them over, despite the risk.

[@kevinhealey6540]

I've been stopped by the cops over the years or had spot checks. They come to the driver's and ask me questions. I'm very polite. They view the dash and inside to see if there is a beer can or whatever. We do banter to see if I'm drunk or under the influence, and then bring it to end and I'm on my way. I think I saved myself a lot of problems over the years by giving up on drinking and doing drugs or grass. One of the compelling reasons why I don't drink at all is because when I was in the Army, I saw how a Sergeant (E5) destroyed his life by not only DUI but swerving into the oncoming lane and killing a 21 year old female. He got 18 months but he has to wake up every morning realizing he killed a very innocent person.

[@katieoh9557]

That sergeant should've gotten a lot more than just 18 months. Depressing.

[@kevinhealey6540]

@@katieoh9557 You're right. What happened during the trial is three things: 1) His immediate commanding officer came and testified that he was an outstanding soldier and how this whole thing really destroyed him. 2) During the trial he showed remorse and it was genuine. 3) He hired a lawyer instead of getting a military lawyer. The lawyer right from the start had something changed in the charges that would insure he would get less time. But the Judge did feel sorry for him. Again it's something I don't have to go through of thinking about how I killed someone.

[@CurseTheDarkness]

I don’t drink for many reasons, including I don’t want an accidental DUI. I have no idea what my BAC is after a couple drinks and I don’t want to risk anything.

[@kevinhealey6540]

@@CurseTheDarkness You made a wise decision to say the very least. I would say that whenever one of the parents has more than just a couple of beers every day the family will be dysfunctional.

[@nerdoutreachprogram5358]

“Okay I’ll do the controlled buy!” Lol he turned rat real quick.

[@Vernafveik]

It’s frustrating to think about how with Sena / Mom situation, their essentially just a bunch of dumb people being manipulated with money meanwhile the real criminal is sitting safe and sound in Santa Fe. Goes to show how difficult it actually is to actually crack down on this stuff, but hope goes this is one right step ahead. Props to the Officer too, man remained cool and collected the entire ordeal.

[@christian6911]

I don't get why they are speeding. When I buy weed I'm very careful.

[@markmoore618]

I wouldn't say they're just "dumb people". They could be guilty of tons of previous stuff. Can't just assume they're just pawns. He knew he was doing something wrong. That in itself proves that he wasn't dumb and being tricked. He knew the risks and still did it

[@Dorf274]

They are adults with 100% agency over what they do. My family was on the bread line and we were never foolish enough to start smuggling drugs over state lines... Ihate this excuse that people make for criminals. There is NO excuse.

[@davidjr3769]

They knew damn well what they were doing … there is no excuse for this..

[@DemonsSister]

The dealer picked the wrong people to deliver. Don't speed!!! Duh!!!

[@iUnderstand]

Those 2 guys at the end seem so young compared to most cops, but they really did such a good job. It's surprising that they didn't order backup as soon as he smelled that smell. Good on them for following instinct. Kind of crazy that the dude was living in the house with his deceased mother and spent 63 days in jail.

[@orcusdei]

This is really hard. The guys has obviously some mental issue. It can be he is on the autism spectrum, or he can be just "slow". This can be again caused by different factors, he could have been born like that or he could have been abused as a child. As you can see the place he grew isn't something that would give you a path to prosperity. It is also connected to drugs. If he was a sniffer, that eats your brain out really fast. Physically make you holes in your head. With these people, they just are aggressive sometimes cause they can't figure out situations like thinking people and it overwhelms them. That doesn't mean they kill their moms. What I see here and what probably really happened is, that she really died there and since he is complete dum dum he just haven't noticed anyone cause the situation was too complex for him. For that he served the 63 days. This guy is already punished enough, sadly. It's a lost cause. We as humanity still fail to save people like him - if that is really what happened what I see there.

[@sosa9754]

That guy seems like he's totally off. Wouldn't be surprised if he didn't actually kill her and just couldn't be bothered calling anyone when he found her dead.

[@iUnderstand]

@@sosa9754 For whatever reason, that's probably exactly what happened

[@calebd512]

​@@iUnderstandreality is stranger than fiction

[@John-Perry]

@@sosa9754I mean, that house can’t have been a perfect life lived. That man lost his mom, and maybe he just wanted her to stay, he obviously didn’t kill her, and maybe seeing her still and calm was something he never got from her in life, and maybe it was that way because she just didn’t care to understand her son because she knew couldn’t make him better. People are so strange and perfectly normal all at once, and it’s not our place to make judgements where there was no malintent.

[@trzanon3520]

Lol, "Never commit a misdemeanor while you're committing a felony"

[@Johnny2Bags47]

BULLS FUCKIN EYE 🎯

[@Qbgarden]

That comes from dont commit a felony to avoid a misdemeanor. Like dont run because you have weed or suspended license or bc of speeding.

[@CsprShorts]

That has to be the most chill / respectful state trooper / homeland ever

[@Rob-tr1st]

My late step father was a THP trooper and investigator. Trooper small did exactly what he was trained to do. Some of the best investigators in the world are state troopers! Stay safe out there boy's.

[@chadzard4]

Most state troopers I see just harass people that are driving to work. Get a real job cowards.

[@ragingzim]

How many corrupt cops did he turn in? (The only measure of a “good” cop)

[@user-zu5do6ri6r]

He was trained to nullify numerous rights.

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@user-zu5do6ri6r What are you on about?

[@stephanieallangarman5598]

@@user-zu5do6ri6r this is WHY it’s up to you to know your own. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤔

[@drallak442]

love the videos showcasing officers being good. It's too easy for the bad ones to become popular, so showcasing them doing the right things is super important.

[@stephanieallangarman5598]

Yes 👍🏽 I agree ☺️

[@listrahtes]

Feels very dangerous for the police officer alone with 2 people possible wanting to hide a crime. Crazy that they do all this alone. In my country there are always two police in a car. Very tough job.

[@rogerout8875]

He already knows they're not armed, still doesn't seem very safe

[@Billylamar]

What country are you from?

[@listrahtes]

@@Billylamar Germany

[@charlesguillergan8759]

​@@BillylamarGermany maybe as they have a law where police officers must work in pairs of two

[@Ayreez1]

There’s a reason for it. Many police departments found that having officers paired up resulted in a “buddy-cop” hero syndrome, where they would take on threats greater than they were capable of dealing with. Oftentimes refusing or neglecting to call in backup. By having the officer be alone it removes that feeling entirely thereby making it more likely for him to call for backup. That lets dispatch and other officers be aware ahead of time about what’s going on. I’m not an expert so I can’t say which is better, but it’s not an arbitrary decision

[@AnoNym-zi5ty]

Going over 90 while having a car full of drugs. This man is a genius.

[@Nettsinthewoods]

To Americans out there, as a Brit, I so admire your police officers. Out there in the middle of nowhere, having to think quickly, use psychology, out wit people who can be lethal or even mildly risky. All this, and I’ve not mentioned guns. Respect

[@JimmyKim-fb1ji]

Ye but some of them don’t know laws because not everyone is smart, and then they end up violating people’s rights

[@grippercrapper]

To the original commenter, these police officers die in these situations all too often. We bury about one a year in the city I live in alone. It’s a dangerous job and your respect and admiration is appreciated. This is a very sobering subject.

[@frontierlandfrank5314]

@@JimmyKim-fb1jithat’s the exception

[@SoroushTorkian]

There's a lot of good cops out there but the bad ones get the most press.

[@Witchfoot.Incorporated]

Nonono this is a Federal Officer. The majority of our standard police officers are uneducated, poorly trained, trigger happy buffoons

[@aidannelson-sanger3963]

If you think Detective Williams saying “if you think this is where blank ends, that’s because you don’t know about this next video” ends, that’s because you don’t know about this next video

[@DetectiveWilliams]

Hahaha, appreciate the love!

[@iamhereblossom1588]

If you think that’s their real voice, you haven’t heard of AI

[@SAPANNow]

He's not an ex or current detective, he's almost guaranteed not American, and he uses a shitty AI voice and an even shittier script. It's garbage.

[@AppleDevourer]

​@@iamhereblossom1588they never said they heard AI. Where did you get that idea?

[@parkerlarson6692]

@@iamhereblossom1588even if it is Ai, you haven’t heard about this next video involving…😂

[@NeatNic]

So unlucky you get pulled over and bro is HOMELAND SECURITY 💀😂

[@rvre]

The homeland security officer was smooth and also probably saved they’re lives lol Also prime examples of why not to talk with police with the other cases

[@shutthefrontdoor733]

I’m confused as to why he would even allow the kid with the stolen car to drive away at all? He said he had no license in the first place. How can you let an unlicensed driver walk away when they get caught driving without a license?

[@markmckenzie5343]

Full of bullet holes. I don't think it was confirmed reported stolen. But its owner (or his son?) had been reported missing which I think is enough.

[@Findpepperbridge]

You get only a ticket for unlicensed driver

[@rocko41157]

He lied about not having a license

[@amyjeanc5398]

​@Findpepperbridge right but you also can't drive away with no license, you have to wait for a licensed driver to come usually a family member or friend.

[@mikey2time484]

I would gey let go driving with a suspended liscence and no insurance all the time. But prolly bc i was in my nursing scrubs and was just going back n forth to my job helped me

[@BlessBeNice]

34:58 that police officer is a pro. the case was brainlessly about to close but he still on it like a pro.

[@Spanner249]

He hadn't finished his search yet when the old man came up and threw off his search. He started running down the information given to him by the bystander and the person on the phone and got tunnel vision on the situation with the missing person and the bulletholes. He then wants to take the suspect in custody right then and there, but he doesn't have a PC. He then goes to finish his search because he is out of ideas and then finds the body. It's awesome police work through and through and a great example of remembering to do your due diligence. He didn't let all these threads he's found throw him off his initial investigation.

[@casolomon22]

Damn cop had the most cringe and ear piercing voice lmfao

[@TRACYxBEAKER]

@@casolomon22nope. I’m British and he had a sexy voice

[@casolomon22]

@@TRACYxBEAKER Just No

[@angelaisacliche]

'Never commit a misdemeanour while you're committing a felony' is some solid life advice

[@vostok_76]

That first story was actually very interesting. Mad props to the HS officer as well

[@JV-ks3eb]

It never fails me surprise me that someone doing something illegal, decides to break the speed limit.

[@dodoko173]

If criminals were smart enough they will become politician and billionaire oh wait...

[@aranyadasgupta8781]

​@@dodoko173lolllll that's a good one

[@zero0O0z]

You almost feel bad for the first mother and son until you realize their arrest is probably saving dozens of lives. And to think they could stomach that human cost for $20K is unconscionable.

[@SomeDude420]

yeah thing is im pretty sure the son is gonna end up dead soon. they were transporting for a cartel or a drug ring because no other way you get your hands on that HUGE a pile of drugs any other way and losing THIS much(and also them knowing who gave the order etc) is NOT gonna sit well with the cartel

[@kcanded]

@@SomeDude420 I kept wondering why they were showing the faces of the mom and the son. I bet they were/are going to get so effed up over this. I wish they had done what the officer kept offering them.

[@TheChuckFina]

Desperation is an incredible motivator.

[@OrtegaSauce]

Eh, you can only really blame the people buying it imo

[@Cinder_311]

​@@OrtegaSaucedefinitely not

[@LindseyDominguez]

I live in NM. There’s some really ignorant criminals out here. Nothing surprises me anymore. Glad to know that officer is out there taking care of stuff like this.

[@goldenzoro9363]

​@Anthony-ur2rb are you a bot??? Or are you just that committed 🤔

[@boobookyri]

😂😂

[@sfstone9403]

im sorry anthony but this is not how to get women@@James-ur2rb

[@kanases]

@@goldenzoro9363😂😂😂

[@intelligenceissexy3733]

There are also some very ignorant cops out there that don't know the law, and don't understand that we all have rights. When they violate those constitutional rights, they can be sued, making you a very wealthy person.

[@labanfinney1959]

That sniff after that cop found coke was hilarious 😂😂