'You're Gonna Seize My Property!? I am, yes!' Cop Gets Schooled and Dismissed by Guy Refusing to ID

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[@allen44p]

Awards from these lawsuits should come from the police pension fund, not the taxpayers

[@karenflynn6589]

taxpayers fund the pensions. Awards should be paid with PERSONAL property--401k, savings, checking, RVs, houses.

[@johnthompson7548]

And their trainers

[@JourdanMount]

No, it should not... 10 years in prison for kidnapping and falls imprisonment. After 3 or 4 have gone to jail for that, it will completely stop.

[@Ramdodge582]

@@karenflynn6589 The problem with that is you would end up with no police

[@ToxicAudri]

​@@Ramdodge582No police and no guards in jails and prisons.

[@soconoha]

I love it when cops act like they didn't understand why people hate them. They know damn well, they just can't pass up an opportunity to act stupid.

[@dyanaprajna4556]

And instead of self reflection, they just double down on their stupidity.

[@logoyoyo3685]

They know why, they just don't care

[@michaeldomnanovitsqa9847]

Are we sure that they are acting ?

[@MikeGuy-n5x]

They act stupid because they are actually stupid for real. It's a thing where certain goofballs head for the police departments to join. I heard this from their fellow classmates in high school, and it sure look that way. They can hardly do critical thinking and they COGNITIVE ABILITY IS SKEWED.

[@MikeGuy-n5x]

​@@dyanaprajna4556. Yep. Stuck on stupid. That's because they don't just act stupid from time to time - they are literally/actually STUPID FOR REAL - it's been proven to some extent.

[@BTD.....h2881]

Corrupted cops got to be stopped at all costs. PERIOD

[@DavidGreen-q5n]

To make sure at short range.

[@BryanMiller-kb5pe]

Need to be fired immediately and sued for quadruple money

[@LatexFreeLiving]

Perfect example of Guilty until proven innocent in America

[@Patrickf5087]

That applies to the courts, not detainment and arrests

[@bsleezy859]

​​@@Patrickf5087 all criteria applies under these lawful/unlawful situations bruh

[@vannevels6758]

That's "AmeriKKKa" and this video is why.

[@Jordan23501]

@@vannevels6758 ur racist

[@ghjghghjgjhghgk]

It's the other way around You are innocent always until you are proven guilty in court.

[@ReganNA-qi4qy]

Bullies with badges evil and corrupt

[@AryanBlitzkrieg-c7v]

​@@skywatcher7272I doubt they need to go that far.

[@gregkasza1925]

@@skywatcher7272go away. That’s so ridiculous.

[@chriscarswell450]

Public Serpents 🐍

[@EHShinobi]

State-Sanctioned Gang Members

[@earthlystorm9529]

@@skywatcher7272Hamas trained them 🧌

[@blairtrudel3011]

The way he said "public servant"😮😮😮

[@Snouthunter]

They are.

[@Snouthunter]

They. Are.

[@grandparedpill2695]

He said public servant like he would have said sewer rat.😂

[@bonnymdavis420]

Ya, I loved it 😂😂😂

[@justincase1919]

He managed to make it rhyme with "peasant". 😂

I can't pray enough for a lawsuit like that

[@ghostmail]

Hahaha bruh, I hear ya

[@Snouthunter]

Get a non alcoholic drink like he had, and set in public. You'll get it.

[@garyclarke1088]

@@Snouthunter It won't take long either, cops can't help themselves, cops are just a bunch of ego driven dumbass Assholes, earning the hate.

[@thelight2843]

​@@Snouthunter😂

[@Tijuanabill]

He will be lucky to win 11 cents for this, TBH. What are his damages, that he was delayed for a few minutes? You think something small like that, adds up to millions of dollars? Really?

[@panisprettyrad]

“answer the question public servant” goes hard lol

[@Drax-z]

its true though, thats what he is, or what he is supposed to be at least

[@whattheschmidt]

​@@Drax-zno one's denying that

[@rickcoona]

they must be Reminded that they are *Public SERVANTS* and Not *Public MASTERS*

[@illidanST7F]

idk why but it reminded me of: ''Just fill the hole, hole filler''

[@Random_guy_2024]

In India we called them GOVERNMENT's DOG

[@Marc-cd2cz]

Fire this fool

[@stanleyclark923]

He probably got a promotion the next week.

[@adamdnewman]

More like fire, charge and jail

[@MNHarriel]

😂😂😂😂😂 right!

[@doinitforfun888]

File a complaint with video evidence.

[@Larry-gn1xj]

I worked with cops and military guys. Many were just overbearing and overstepping pricks.

[@johncasey9042]

That's because there's no responsibility for their fuck ups

[@cagentry93]

Accountability *

[@abeybaby29]

I bet their wives use the pants cause they are weak.

[@benandrewwalker2967]

Was this really a fuck up tho. Let’s look at the law and the facts

[@benandrewwalker2967]

What does it mean to be detained? When a police officer detains you, you are held in police custody for a short period of time. Under certain circumstances, police officers can temporarily detain a suspect while the officer conducts a brief investigation to determine if the suspect is involved in criminal activity. This is called an investigative detention.

[@benandrewwalker2967]

Now to detain some one you need reasonable suspicion. Which the officer had. Taking into consideration that the man was drinking out of a Heineken bottle, the cop had reasonable suspicions to detain the suspect on the grounds that he was drinking alcohol out in public. The cop detains the suspect, conduct investigation, finds out its not alcohol, and un cuffs suspect, and goes about his business. No violence, no shouting, no kicking, just regular routine police work. I don’t understand what wrong

[@danchris4287]

How can you not even ask the guy a question first?

[@sammiehilton3699]

I'm sure he doesn't answer questions.

[@danchris4287]

@@sammiehilton3699 as is his right not to. Doesn't mean the cop can just come jump his shit without so much as an attempt at an investigation

[@Jeremy9697]

​@@sammiehilton3699ok, and? Cop still had no right or authority to strip him of his rights without even asking what he was doing. Looks like a setup for the cops but in reality if cops did their job right they literally can't be baited

[@emolasher]

For every good cop, you're only a quick FOIA request to realize he actually has dozens of complaints and the city has to pay out $10,000's in settlements annually.

[@stevenkunz4443]

Only ever seen one good cop in my life. He got fired for attempting to take down 2 precincts and a dirty judge… ain’t no thing as a good cop. Good cops get fired for trying to take down dirty ones. If u ain’t dirty u won’t last.

[@iMajoraGaming]

​@@stevenkunz4443 back in like 2011, where i live a new officer came in, and people seemed to like her, she was steady and a calming person. he coworkers harassed and threatened her before blacklisting her and forcing her to leave town because she was a lesbian. she never worked in law enforcement again and last i heard had moved 3000 miles away.

[@gamerhex7335]

No such thing as a good cop

She’s better off not being part of their gang anyway.

[@Snouthunter]

Yep. [Wait. Is that word censored, too?]

[@SirPatrickBossington]

Investigate? Not on your life. Bully the citizens? Every last second of the day.

[@ithink3979]

Sad part is that this bully cop likely gets away with this on the regular because most people submit to a badge without exercising their full rights.

[@handa2373]

@@ithink3979 sad part is most people think this cop did a bad job and should be fired. If cops like him are gone then were screwed. He realized his mistakes and let the man go. He was quick to detain because how many people get locked up for drinking/drunk in public? And how many people fake it drinking a non-alco beer? Smartass got what he was hoping for

[@Derrick-lk1zo]

​@@handa2373yeah fuck you, if you think this is a good cop!

[@spangy8405]

@@ithink3979 Until Qualified Immunity is no longer a principle of federal constitutional law LEO's will abuse this principle and nullify YOUR Constitutional right's ... cops should be responsible for paying lawsuits against them & won for abusing a citizens rights, I mean NO ONE is above the law right ? especially law enforcement officers aka LEO's I bet these 'overreaches' would disappear overnight and COPS would return to the 'Protect & Serve' principles and become Peace Officers as originally intended :)

[@ithink3979]

@@spangy8405 absolutely correct! ⭐ TO SERVE & PROTECT ⭐

[@joshuamoses1631]

Sue him

[@will.i.amtothe4thpower183]

Unfortunately that is not how it works, suing him would be pointless as it would just be the taxpayers who would have to pay..... Officers act this way because ultimately they know it would take a lot for it to personally affect their lives.

[@letusdebatenow]

​@@will.i.amtothe4thpower183wrong. Suing officers can lead to them being fired, either due to public outcry due to taxpayer money being used to pay the lawsuit, or their higher ups firing them because they are a liability or for optics.

[@FraaaaaankRizzo]

@@will.i.amtothe4thpower183 Sue anyway because taxpayers have deep pockets and are stupid enough to keep paying for police. Fuck em! Take their money! I would! I want MONEY!!

[@oshgosh8859]

For what? His rights weren't violated, but if you think this welfare keach needs money he gladly accepts "donations" so that he can harass people while pretending to be a journalist who doesn't understand constitutional law like the narrator of the clip.

[@hotwings8973]

@@will.i.amtothe4thpower183 suing him would be pointless because nothing unconstitutional was done here.

[@rossjohnson1872]

My neighbor's six year old sees me walking down the street and jumps on his bike, chasing me down making siren noise and immediately starts rapid fire pestering me with questions. If I don't stop walking he bumps me with his bike. This has really given insight into the po-po, children who never got enough attention and need to control.

[@Gary-And-His-Demons]

If lawsuits started coming out of police pensions, this BS would stop almost overnight!!!

[@Zombieland318]

Unions lol

[@lattacamp8719]

I 100% agree but no that won’t ever happen

[@michaelwittmann2644]

You can sue the man acting in the role of a police officer. If his public liability/insurance bond doesn't cover what your commercial lien requires, you can garnish his pension and confiscate his property, material wealth, and savings.

[@scottishadonis]

Good point!

[@janedoe-hq9vn]

End qualified immunity!

[@JuanMorales-ci1yf]

Well, done, exposing cops like these

[@ernestinetodd7744]

Cowards

[@rcanfieldmedia]

Another lawsuit paid by the taxpayers.

[@AJHart-eg1ys]

Nope. No lawsuit.

[@harleywalls6356]

no lawsuit here its a undercover cop

[@chaz33xxx]

@@harleywalls6356😊

[@Snouthunter]

T a x c a t t l e

[@tonysid3563]

Even if he filed complaints, the cop would only get a slap on the wrist.

[@jeffrey24415]

If that.

[@Snouthunter]

Days are coming for em.

[@MrGevander]

Not "no questions asked." No INVESTIGATION before illegal seizure of property and **forceful** detention. The look on the cop's face, when he read "non-alcoholic" on the bottle, was precious.

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

Since the open container was the source of the detaining, you're going to be hard pressed to prove illegal seizure of property

[@MrGevander]

@@HasanPikerIsADouche to take someone's property, they have to have Probable Cause (PC) or a warrant. They had RAS to **investigate** but no **evidence** to support PC. So NOT hard to prove they didn't have the authority to seize his property.

[@wh3elson]

⁠@@HasanPikerIsADoucheagain I see your response. Are you dumb? There is no source of detainment because there is no open container. You can’t just go around detaining people because you THINK you see a crime. You have to actually be witnessing a criminal, or see someone about to

[@brobot_8371]

​@@MrGevanderI'd argue that they did have probable cause since they saw a beer (typically an alcoholic beverage), and public intoxication is a crime. They analyzed the evidence and found that no crime was taking place so they released the man

[@MrGevander]

@@brobot_8371 they had no **reason** to handcuff him while "investigating". Handcuffs during the investigation are, by their policy, only to be used for people they have a REASON to Believe are dangerous or a flight risk. He was standing there and talking to them. The only thing he WASN'T doing is **helping them investigate himself.**

[@MARKCANEER]

Total contempt for ordinary citizens. Unacceptable

[@gottagosteph]

It’s important to realize it wasn’t always like this. I was born in 62 & grew up with police that would help you jump start your car , even help fix a flat & or offer a female a ride home in emergencies. It was like another dimension where they were respectable hence respected. Nowadays they don’t exactly serve nor protect.

[@MARKCANEER]

@@gottagosteph I was born in '57 and can totally agree. Police now are in it for the money and the powertrip.

[@Starswake]

Cop has a fetish.

[@LNDF_Shiv]

​@@gottagosteph sure they do! They serve tickets and protect the donuts.

[@ironman_546]

​@@gottagostephIt's gotta be hard to watch such a respectable institution crumble into this.

[@PJHLR]

This is why body cams are a must!

[@ViciousKai]

body cams don't even do anything. They just cover it up anyways or the cops always just get a slap on the wrist pretty much. the cops are as corrupt as the government.

[@joshsunderland1062]

And why there's more to this story than a 30 second video

[@hotwings8973]

nothing done here was unconstitutional

[@ChristophBrinkmann]

​@@joshsunderland1062 Yep, the other side is that the cops were clearly not doing a lawful arrest

[@eabr2881]

They should be on permanently without the ability to turn them off or mute them.

[@brwi1]

Drinking in public shouldn’t be illegal in the first place

[@ShaaayCs]

bro did you watch a fcking vid till the end? fcking npc

[@garybregel1572]

Exactly.

[@Jeremy9697]

While what happened here is wrong. There are very very obvious reasons why ppl don't need to drink in public. Majority of time it becomes ppl being a public nuisance and disturbing the peace.

[@kevinlt69]

​@Jeremy9697 well it's not all that difficult to say. "Hey gentlemen please don't be drinking in the parking lot. Please take it inside"

[@Jeremy9697]

@kevinlt69 what does that have to do with anything that has been said here?

[@stevelobdell140]

Sue the crap out of these cops!!!!

[@Trauma284]

It only affects the tax payers sadly

[@unknownunknown-cd7rx]

they didnt do anything wrong?? detainment is not the same thing as being arrested, cops can detain you to investigate, that doesnt mean you are under arrest, learn the laws before sounding like an uneducated banana

[@Trauma284]

@@unknownunknown-cd7rx enyering the home w/o a warrant is against many constitutional rights Edit: i got my videos mixed up the thumbnails looked the same.

[@raywag8538]

@@unknownunknown-cd7rxyou’re wrong look up the law. Can’t be detained without articulable suspicion of a crime

[@dpducks2723]

@@Trauma284 blame the cop for not knowing the LAW

[@grantriley297]

Any cop that approaches me like this is gonna have one question do you want to hand your badge to me right now or do you want me to take it off you in a court room in front of your family.

[@ChrstphrChnchl]

Knowing damn well you're not saying anything like that.

[@V4W]

​@@ChrstphrChnchldont always project in others. you dont know everyones character.

[@Blightzero]

@@ChrstphrChnchl Knowing damn well you're not saying anything like this to anyone's face...you're just as much of a keyboard warrior as everyone else here, quit thinking that you're a special snowflake....

[@nahbruv3621]

yea chris

[@anthonynieto5307]

@@V4Wit’s usually the people that pretend to be tough and what they’d say in certain situations, that never actually do what they say they’d do in said situations.

[@DarrinGaming]

Cops like this are why you should record ALL interactions with Cops Edit: Damn I started a war in the replies 💀

[@10thletter40]

I don't see the problem with this guy honestly

[@nettaleafay9533]

What you mean “cops like this?” They’re all LIKE THAT!

[@smoothcast]

​@10thletter40 really? You think cops should be able to unlawfully detain people in violation of their civil rights?

[@10thletter40]

@@smoothcast didn't seem unlawful to me, I've seen plenty and plenty on this channel and others that are quite so

[@rtjames]

​@@10thletter40"didn't seem unLAWful." What *REASONABLE SUSPICION* did the cop have that a LAW was being broken?

[@lloydy.5012]

Good one. File a formal complaint and consult a lawyer.

[@johnsoto5954]

No more qualified immunity and be held to the highest standard!

[@robertparker6280]

I saw in one video a Federal Judge has crushed that away. Which is great! Who did that, I don't know.

[@KraccerJakk]

The should receive THREE times the sentence for ANY crime! Because how can we expect a criminal to uphold the law?!? And when someone tasked with forcing others to obey don’t obey they must be held to a higher standard and speaking as a lifelong criminal if I had police powers…

[@dyanaprajna4556]

Damn straight.

[@ColinHarris-g6g]

Earning the hate with every ignorant encounter.

[@Timmyjkelley]

That's the saddest part, this stuff isn't slowing them down. Idiotic

[@Snouthunter]

I hate complete hate for them. Not a single drop of love for em at all.

[@StKimMusic]

"Why don't you answer me you public servant" 😂😂 that was too good

[@ReignSupreme2014]

Ego COMPLETELY out of control.

[@gthizzn8162]

Guilty til proven innocent.

[@Mrfluffyknz]

Yep, and it's not protect and serve, it's harass and collect

[@robertbattle1528]

Guilty till you sue their ass!!!

[@Alverant]

If you're part of a disenfranchised minority, guilty even if proven innocent. And if you're rich, it's innocent even if proven guilty.

[@laurelbreen4197]

Bully with a badge...

[@Better1selfwhenpossible]

Criminals On Public Salary

[@patriciabishop4392]

Hahaha I love it❤

[@lovelovelove5744]

Criminals of public sovereignty

[@christopher63234]

More like Children On Public Salary the way some of them act. And I’ll say that as a retired police officer. This generation of cops are ridiculous the way they stomp on common sense and rights of citizens. They make me ashamed of what it’s become. They can and SHOULD DO BETTER!

[@USGovIsDistributingCSAM]

@@christopher63234 They tried to keel me...

[@DJValentino864]

BINGO 🎉

[@cuyambro]

Soooooooo many ignorant cops 🤯

[@rodniegsm1575]

No intaligance at all..wy do you think so many people are being railroad in to jail

[@4evertrue830]

No way a cop will make this mistake, if he trained at the police academy. I wonder if he finished high school. 🤔

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

​@@rodniegsm1575the immediate irony in your comment 😅

[@alexhuber2837]

One thing we all will never see is a smart cop

[@bjornyesterday2562]

No. Corrupt, not ignorant.

[@jessemcguire2725]

And that's how you speedrun a lawsuit 😂

[@echevyII]

END qualified immunity and this stops day one

[@motorhomemac]

Cop belongs in prison , for violating that man civil rights.

[@4evertrue830]

Most of them are dropouts from high school. 😂😅😂

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

Actual no... the cop did nothing wrong and this was at best a misunderstanding

[@tylerjones1645]

​@@HasanPikerIsADoucheMisunderstandings don't generally involve handcuffs. Cops not worth his salt and should find new employment.

[@davidroman6618]

That misunderstanding lead this citizen to sue everyone and hope this jerk will be out of force​@@HasanPikerIsADouche

[@wh3elson]

Prison time is a bit rough, but restitution from PERSONAL or pension, no tax dollars, and possibly firing is fair for me

[@King_Of_Games]

Cop should not be allowed to walk away without giving them their name and badge, and walking away should result in an immediate suspension without pay

[@kevinphillips150]

Unless a crime has been committed, there is no reason to know who a cop is. If a crime or infraction has been committed, a citation will be provided with any and all pertinent information for court.

[@Keraed]

@@kevinphillips150a crime was committed. Illegal search and seizure. Illegal detainment.

[@j0hn4th4nd03]

​@@kevinphillips150 a crime was committed by the cop.

[@ReganNA-qi4qy]

This is how cops treat real people.

[@frankcastle2045]

This is why qualified immunity should be scrapped

[@stevenstair1068]

Join AAQI Americans Against Qualified Immunity

[@USGovIsDistributingCSAM]

They used obscene media to terrorize me while threatening if I reported it I would be responsible for it and charged. The hospitals were even in on the abuse and later I found out a mental health case manager falsified records saying I have charges I didn't which further contributed to extreme abuses ultimately resulting in self elimination attempts.

[@jakeleo4518]

Honestly should have let him book you and then the sue for the money bro like this is free cash right here

[@USGovIsDistributingCSAM]

My post was removed so I made a new video showing the comment they want hidden.

[@erikwilliams8559]

They scraped qualified immunity in colorado and the cops still act like this.

[@darylstriffler1431]

Illegally *DETAINED* = LAWSUIT

[@raymondchow2828]

doesn't matter, paid for by taxpayers

[@OverlyCriticalAnime]

Why was it illegal? Most states you can't drink in public and I can't tell where they are so they could detain them until they found out it was non alcoholic which they did.

[@joshuaedwards1366]

​@@OverlyCriticalAnimebecause they can't prove it's alcohol which means they cannot just detail you without evidence of a crime. A glass bottle isn't a crime

[@WendigoSotomonte]

Detention isnt an arrest .

[@darylstriffler1431]

@OverlyCriticalAnime Could or Would You Get Arrested For Drinking a Glass of Milk -- I think Not --- Think of the HEINEKEN as a Bottle of Milk --- The Lazy Cop did Not INVESTIGATE and Automatically thinks it's Beer -- And Illegally DETAINED a n INNOCENT VICTIM

[@lawright1223]

I sure hope he filed that complaint.

[@bbigrocker1]

screw a complaint, file a LAWSUIT

[@donpettway7284]

File a complaint, and nothing happens. Internal will just say he should have told him it was nonalcoholic from the beginning. "You're all set then" after I illegally arrested you.

[@dan749]

Suck caulk 😅😅😅

[@none-ih3cv]

I filed a formal complaint when a cop beat me up and fractured my skull, but soon realized he had the wrong guy, the entire police force pulled me over, and sometimes arrested me time after time a for few months, until they figured I learned my lesson.

[@djohnson2369]

Any complaint against a cop never leaves the front desk..

[@sharonwmakita3884]

Shame on you officers

[@Troy-yq7yt]

SUE POLICE OFFICER

[@CalebTrask]

That's why that cop is such an a-hole. When he was a boy, his dad named him Sue.

[@danielburleson563]

No damages so nobody will take the case.

[@nebuloussaiyan5705]

​@@danielburleson563violated rights

[@sqnhunter]

He did..and lost lol! Talk about stupid putz lol.

[@PDiddy925]

@@danielburleson563is that what you think?

[@bamkablam]

Meanwhile our stores are getting robbed blind but the police refuse to do anything about that 🙄

[@ToxicAudri]

Because they know thst increased crime rates result in expanded budgets.

[@NadynemAlamo]

About that & so many other things happening & they just like to play their ego trips.

[@-in-the-meantime...]

Statistics build retirements = jails, tax payer funded pensions, etc. Its a racket.

[@Art-oo1sj]

City Council in the mayor Dictate Police Behavior.

[@imperialknight3942]

Thats democrat DAs not bringing charges. Nothing to do with cops

[@stevenstair1068]

Abolish Qualified Immunity and see how fast things change!!! Clueless of laws and the Constitution costing taxpayers millions every year in lawsuits against them!!!

[@gothgirl4evr881]

Absolutely! Once they're the ones that have to pay for their pignorance they won't be so fast the use that badge as a license to do whatever they want. Why should they care right now what or whose rights they violate bc they aren't the ones that have to pay for it. Even if they do get let go they just to the next town or county over and get on with that jurisdiction

[@rob1279]

How many times can a cop get sued before they just sack them for the massive expense they have cost tax payers? Surely the higher ups must of at least discused it at meetings.

[@stevenstair1068]

@@rob1279 Common Sense you would think that any lawsuits that the Taxpayers have to pay for Corrupt Cops would be enough to be fired immediately!!! But it seems Taxpayers have deep pockets and could careless about or they'd Abolish Qualified Immunity....

[@gregfaulkner2107]

Best way to defund the police

[@richgeshel8735]

Additionally tie payouts for law suits to their paychecks and pensions. Will change ever faster.

[@James-yi5ci]

Officers like that need to lose their job

[@scottm.9382]

Can we take a minute to appreciate this man’s beautiful attitude towards these two ignorant thieves tho??

[@KT-S6]

Seems like a real easy way to get it to court 😂 just drink odoules in public and if you get arrested you get paid

[@4evertrue830]

​@@KT-S6😂👍👏

[@charlesstockford6003]

​@@KT-S6 there are some root beers that come in a brown bottle. I was pulled over for drinking and driving. I was taken to jail. I insisted on a blood draw. They did one. I was in the tank overnight. The sheriff came in in the morning and looked at the paperwork. Tells his clerk to get the deputy into office immediately. When he gets there and gets in a mild discussion with his boss he still claims the ticket and arrest are valid because he observed me drinking and driving.

[@Crow_T_Robot]

Beautiful attitude? He could've just said "It's non-alcoholic" and the whole thing could've been avoided. Seems like he wanted this interaction to go exactly as it did.

[@ChristophBrinkmann]

​@@Crow_T_Robot Or the cop could've just left him alone and looked for some actual crimes.

[@b-laz-e]

Should be fired.

[@216Clevelander]

Guilty until youre proven innocent

[@vivianpatton5692]

Always !

[@ramonecoleman5588]

I just wish the put what you said in fine print because it’s true

[@JG-fl7kz]

Since he can't do his job, he should not be in law enforcement

[@randywhite20111]

No accountability, no consequences. EQI!

[@facttransparency]

Imagine having a job where you are free to make life altering mistakes, where you will never be held accountable for mistakes.

[@renselange]

And you don’t even have to be smart or educated to do that job …

[@AlphaDoG-43]

That’s pretty much called being a woman 😂

[@ronaldcadiuex4009]

Take that badge from that cop and he should be sued

[@nemo227]

And perhaps jailed.

[@celinajuarez5175]

Fired for sure!

[@TheFarmallfarmer]

For what he arrested the guy open container most states have that illegal. It's a citation, but I've seen states have it as arrestable offense.

[@johnnydepth6384]

i feel like he was just doing his job like he didn't push it more but still should ask if its alcoholic or not as he was respectful with demeanor somewhat not escalating like other officers just a mistake as you can tell that it is a fake alcoholic drink witch even if sued nothing would come of it because it was probable cause for the start of the investigation to temporarily detain him

[@lesmoore3638]

Ignorance of the law is no excuse. There WAS probable cause, he was detained ( not arrested), cops investigated, no crimes found and he was released. A complaint for not doing his investigation first is laughable. My best guess is that this guy was baiting cops by looking like they were drinking in an illegal setting. You folks need to get a grip.

[@jerrybledsoe8135]

Why can't we just hold them accountable?

[@williamlowe2046]

No big deal to any cop. They are protected by their Chief, the district attorney office & the judges.

[@dt1064]

BINGO

[@frankney8284]

But not from Rule 308, and it may yet come to that.

[@charleslanphier8094]

Sue and garnish his pension. Don't they teach this stuff in cop school?

[@tiktok11150]

Not enough. They should spend more on continued training regarding Constitutional Law with written testing after and a required percentage to pass.

[@leewhitbeck791]

llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllThis so often happens when a chief of police is ( allegedly ) running an illegal private security business. These illegal businesses use our tax payer equipment, desks, lights, telephones, cop man power and in many cases double bill the city and bill the paying customer that needs the private security services. The cop then pays the button nose chief of police a bit something something.. This is called RACKETEERING. 3 OF the criteria for RACKETEERING is hierarchy, intimidation, and fraud. There is no time off for bad cops. To the public it looks like they are on paid vacation, but mostly the cops work this illegal private security business. The only one fooled here is YOU!!!!!! The Chief of police needs a bad cop to work an illegal private security business. It's a kind of brotherhood. " Hay bro we have something on each other", a mutual agreement. Also, most cops drink vodka to sleep at night. An alcoholic cop may have pulled you over and you would never know. Or could you? The big giveaway is the menacing, belligerent, confrontational, aggressive dangerous grainy VODKA VOICE. When you get pulled over , make as little contact with an alcoholic cop. Like any alcoholic, they are dangerous with a license to carry a gun and kill. They will testilie against you and get away with it. You are dealing with a gang with a badge.. Sometimes , with corrupt judges there are many conflicts of interest, but you will never know. Sink your teeth into this and pass it on....And please, learn some law because obviously, the cops follow protocol and not the Constitution.. Get Constitutional Law for dummies or any book. Cops don't have continuing education. Because of the rampant alcoholism, they should be breathalyzed after every incident and before they can start our tax payer police cars.. Many of these guys are void of empathy and murder people without a second thought. We the People need to enforce the Constitutional Law.

[@justa.american8303]

When I was in rookie school many years ago we were taught Constitutional Law. But now it's barely covered.

[@TexanIndependence]

@@tiktok11150 Nothing is gonna happen to this officer. Guarantee it. You can't sue unless you can show damages. Most judges will rule that being temporarily detained for 30 seconds is not even a minor inconvenience. Even if not, the Officer had probable cause because hius friends WERE illegally drinking (see the Heineken?!) and he was there with them also drinking what APPEARED to be a beer bottle, it was night, and the civilian hadn't even told him that HIS was non-alcoholic while all his friends were illegally drinking alcohol (public intoxication is not legal in most places for good reason).

[@TexanIndependence]

@@justa.american8303 This video cuts out the part (though you see the Heineken) where all his friends were drinking illegally (public intoxication is a crime for good reason), and this guy hadn't explained he was the ONLY one drinking a non-alcoholic beverage. Judge will rule the cop had probable cause to suspect this guy was drinking too. Not to mention even if not, there is no cause for damages as a 30 second detainment won't warrant more than say $500 it's not even worth the time to file such a case, lawyer's fees would cost you more. Judge might rule you're entitled to just $1, as a symbolic, "yes you're technically right, but you didn't suffer any damages and this is a nuisance suit".

[@CaptnRich737]

Once again, we need a federal law that outlines that if a police officer violates your civil rights, they immediately lose their qualified immunity and can get sued like anybody else.

[@ericwright6672]

They shouldn't have qualified immunity to start with!

[@3xceIIent]

So what you're saying is we should just get rid of qualified immunity? I agree with that, but you seem to not understand what qualified immunity is. It allows government officials to violate your rights without consequences. That is the entire point of the judicial doctrine. The only time qualified immunity isn't allowed to be used as a defense is if those exact actions have been "clearly established" to be unconstitutional. To show that a right is clearly established, a victim must identify an earlier decision by the Supreme Court or a federal appeals court in the same jurisdiction holding that precisely the same conduct under the same circumstances is illegal or unconstitutional. If no decision exists, qualified immunity protects the official by default. It's a bullshit catch 22 that the courts created, it's not even a law, that should be ended immediately. But it also protects those making laws so why would they change it?

[@Tobirama_isHimju]

I'm a former police officer. Trust me, if that happens they will quit.

[@DarkSouls2201]

THIS!

[@mageckman]

Ohio is working on this. Unfortunately, our AG keeps fighting it and trying to keep it off the ballot.

[@SKBottom]

The fact that he was cuffed and detained means he should sue anyway

[@eirvingdiaz7185]

why is he still a police? These people are a liability to government, completely incompetent.

[@Akuma-no-Shugyosha]

You may not be aware that drinking in public is illegal, so in this case, you are the one who is not competent.

[@JerryCotton-p5j]

The cops have done gone crazy. Totally crazy

[@Pasta_0420]

More so it’s always been like that and it’s just now being properly documented..

[@sniffles8655]

They have always been this bad, even worse. They are just finally getting filmed. Thankfully the public is finally waking up to the absolute corruption.

[@michaelfera5515]

They absolutely have. There are ways to fix it, but the corrupt system protects itself, so I see no hope. Just never, ever call the cops. Bad things happen.

[@Snouthunter]

Normal. That's the word you're looking for. That's just them being normal.

[@nodataexists]

"I asked you a question, why don't you answer me, public servant?" I like the reminder. I think cops and politicians forget that they serve us, we don't serve them.

[@ntamsma]

Everyone serves everyone in today's society. But people think it's okay to talk crap to cops when they are just trying to do their job.

[@nodataexists]

@@ntamsma Actually by definition their job is a public servant. I am not anti-cop, I respect most of them and I know they have a very tough under appreciated job. However, the ones that do not do their job properly, they do not get a pass. Their position is easily abused and there should be repercussions for violating peoples rights. Just like anything, not all are bad, not all are good.

[@matthewhummel1572]

@@ntamsmawhen they are doing their jobs within the confines of the Constitution, I 100% agree. The problem is too many officers, troopers, and sheriffs have gotten comfortable thinking they ARE the Constitution, and your rights stop where they stand. Had he taken half a second to ask if he could see the bottle, or ask what they were doing first, I would have been on his side.

[@dbcooper69]

@@ntamsma You should learn the difference between Public and Private sector jobs. There is a huge difference between a cop serving the public and Karen serving food at IHOP.

[@ntamsma]

If that dude acted like that at IHOP he would have been thrown out. IDK why it's okay to be a toddler with a cop just because it's a government job. Do you act like that with your mailman too? Teachers? Get real

[@ronaldrose7593]

These disgusting cops are getting out of control. 😮

[@craftingthemines1486]

Apparently there's some folks who just don't get how rights work here in the US: This is actionable in civil court no matter what some clowns on here claim. NO he didn't have to wait to be booked or charged, no the officer uncuffing him moments later does not change the situation, yes this is a clear and easily actionable violation of civil rights. Qualified Immunity will ensure the officer is not personally sued, but you bet your ass the city can be sued for several digits. You don't need to be beaten, charged, threatened, yelled at, etc. For those that don't get it: Seeing something that looks like a beer is not reasonable suspicion a crime is being committed. In order to cuff him and seize his property the cop needs more than a bottle that resembles a beer bottle. There's plenty of beverages out there that aren't alcohol thus "looks like a beer" is not probable cause. He would need more such as the odor of beer, the person admitting it, seeing a label that clearly marks it as alcoholic, or the man being visibly inebriated. Without at least one of those things, cuffing him and taking the beer were clear cut violations of the Fourth Amendment. Especially without first at least asking "Sir, is that alcohol?" That question alone is common sense and any reasonable officer would have asked. Don't defend tyranny people. It doesn't matter he was unharmed or that it was over quick. That cop should NOT have the job he has.

[@ciennaflores8406]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@captaingramcrackergrams5990]

Yep, you explained it perfectly. The boot lickers and the permanently angry folks need to reread your comment about three times so they can understand it

[@todirbg]

There is a lot of cop-phobia that I see on the social media in the US. I do not understand why in the US is it so popular to deliberately provoke officers an then act victim? Try this anywhere else and you'll get f-ed. Why would this guy be a victim even if he has all those rights? He tried to trick the officer. Why do you judge on what some dude says on yt? The clip does no show the begining of the interaction. What if the cop asked if this is a beer ant the guy said yes, not explaining that it is non alcoholic?

[@jackass123455]

1 tiny little hole 1 the bottle is a heineken 0% alcohol BEER so it would have looked smelled and even tasted like beer for him to conduct his investigation corectly the officer needed to do the following 1 sir is that alcohol? response no sir 2 the label and shape of the bottle indicate that it maybe a beer can i please have a closer look? note for this the officer does not need to take possession of the bottle but may request to so as to remove the possibility of being struck with said bottle response should be yes sir here (holds out bottle clearly showing label) this is a non alcoholic beer as indicated by the label 3 thank you citizen be on your way

[@murphyrod4839]

My attorney wins approximately 2 lawsuits per year for me, two out of three each year. If qualified immunity is revoked the lawsuits will be filed against broke cops instead of Counties or Cities and sometimes States. They all have a lawsuit budget and they just raise taxes, no bill deal. If cops are required to carry insurance lawsuits will be significantly less monetarily.

[@randycarroll2885]

Earning the hate one interaction at a time....

[@angryagain68]

File suit. 18 USC 242: Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law.

[@biform13]

Good luck.

[@angryagain68]

@@biform13 People win these lawsuits all the time.

[@Misterj23946]

@@biform13my mother won against the department of justice twice, so stop being stubborn

[@Mr.Lorenzo_Rhino]

​@@biform13no luck needed, extremely easy! 😅

[@maxxmartinez1742]

Amen to that!!!!

[@godzillakom1146]

That cop got OWNED!!

[@shuham6261]

End qualified immunity

[@stephaniegardner8586]

That cop was a jerk! File a complaint!

[@TheBenpg]

Ok karen 😂

[@heidipye3488]

​​@@TheBenpgwhy you calling her a Karen? Oh wait..sorry Kevin!🙄

[@edlood4496]

So wrong this is what Americans have to put up and tolerate everyday

[@ass640]

Just as bad in Scotland, police are thugs.

[@badtupram]

Not every cop is like this.

[@mariajordanova5533]

yes,4th amendment all what I hear,let all police go on strike for a months and let people defend them self.s

[@frankney8284]

​@mariajordanova5533 The last time the police had a general strike the crime rate plumetted.

[@Snouthunter]

Sue them personally.

[@charlesclark6681]

They don’t know why they’re heated with such intensity!

[@thomaslytle4823]

What are these apparently incompetent police officers trying to do making these silly illegal arrests are they attempting to bump up their arrest records for promotions? While violating the civil Rights of the citizens there sworn to protect!

[@brentoutashape9141]

Yes, that's what they're trying to do. Organizations like MAAD will give awards to a cop who has a lot of arrests (not convictions) for DUI. Cops pad their resumes with this stuff to get bigger paychecks in better departments. Also, quotas. Also, no training on actual law.

[@youarewrong57]

This wasn’t even an arrest. There is a distinction between a detainment and arrest. Learn it.

[@aaronsmall1394]

Even if it was alcoholic it wouldn't matter as long as he wasn't being a disturbance

[@loganskiwyse7823]

Most states you cannot drink in "public". Including parks, etc. Campsites excluded. Still the cop is a moron.

[@northsky5629]

Most states you can't drink walking around

[@grahamsoar]

BS!! 😢

[@TNAROHfan]

@@loganskiwyse7823 These are stupid old ordinances related to prohibition, not laws, and should all be repealed. The hypocrisy is astounding when many municipalities have sidewalk cafe's that serve alcohol and many times it's actually city property not public, but they have agreements with the city that allows them to use the sidewalk and serve. There has to be a distinction between public consumption and public disturbance, because they are two entirely different things. In Japan, you can but beer in vending machines on the street and it is a far safer and more polite country than the United States. The police are as well, even if you are a foreigner.

[@loganskiwyse7823]

@@TNAROHfan true, though public drunken behavior is a problem in some parts of Japan. The culture of the people also has a major impact on use compared to safety. Same for France for example. Of course, you also do not have individuals driving around with AK 47s hanging in the window. chuckles

[@michaelwomack6833]

I’m glad this showed up in my feed. It made my day!

[@tester3x]

We have to do more than just record. If we don't file complaints and follow up on them we will never stop them from this BS. The harder part is getting lawyers to take up these cases without an arm and a leg out of our wallets.

[@ColettePriegel]

You are so Right they have no right Harassing People. Everytime you get stopped nowadays you get Searched

[@fredpinczuk7352]

Why would they stop? If the worse case is simply a tax payer funded lawsuit?

[@EugeneSmith-tx2uw]

File a complaint and then a lawsuit.

[@johnheaps4559]

The look on his face when called public servant says it all.

[@astralb0y]

He didn't really react though 😅😅 cop was a piece of shit but this comment is dumb af

[@peoplenewstoday]

File a federal civil rights lawsuit using AI. Cost about $650. Let them spent $10,000-20,000 defending them.

[@AECRADIO1]

42 USC § 3617

[@Binnonexe]

He should be fired immediately, and put in jail

[@daleweiss9507]

The IRS would hire him in a minute.

[@robertruark4051]

The largest organized crime syndicate in the nation.

[@Icehso140]

Except they're not really organized. LOL

[@patgordon5757]

The second largest. The first largest is the Federal Government.

[@robertruark4051]

@@patgordon5757 well I have to say you are correct.

[@ROGUEthreeoneninezero]

​@@patgordon5757To be fair, they are a part of the Federal Government so they're just a link in the crime syndicate

[@geo_YT88]

2nd largest. The Democrat party is the largest.

[@joserafaelgarciamorales8724]

He should be investigated by INTERNAL AFFAIRS 🇺🇸

[@dt1064]

Oh, come on, you know how that would turn out. "We investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong." 99.9% of the time.

[@Bitternov]

"INTERNAL AFFAIRS" HA HA. Internal back scratchers....

[@ccrow9147]

For what? Cops investigating Cops never does anything. One lies, the other swears to it.

[@glenbateman5960]

Internal Affairs "investigates" in the same way NAMBLA protects children.

[@garettanderson6772]

What good would that do?

[@rebeccaluviano3302]

I'm so happy he stayed calm. He didn't react to the police blank. Good job. You know you're right don't spend it all at once.

[@Hælos.Ezequiel]

"Answer my question public servant" 😂 bro was NOT having it

[@noahg.6149]

Just another example of the way cops think now, “guilty until proven innocent”

[@jeffkidder5282]

I hope a complaint, with prejudice, was filed with the highest court, so all authorities can see and be reminded how wrong these actions are.

[@deanooooooo6496]

i've seen a guy get 41k for being handcuffed illegally.. hope he sued and got paid.

[@debisieger8299]

Outrageous

[@BillBard]

Should have ended with "but before you go, what's you name and badge number, I need yo document who my rights were violated by"

[@iusethenamekalenallrightsr8023]

One can defend an unlawful arrest with as much force as necessary.

[@ChryleCabus]

Another lawsuit against officers for failing their job.

[@anthonygarland933]

End qualified immunity and start charging the pensions. Then we WILL see a great change. Keep voting on it, we can make it happen.

[@fefnireindraer144]

Welcome to a lawsuit, tyrant cop.

[@jarodmorris611]

And how much is this guy going to get for being in cuffs for minutes? Was it wrong? Sure. Look at the videos of The Civil Rights Lawyer. He's talked about some cases where the circumstances were much, much worse than this and a jury awarded something like $4k. If the cop had to pay for it then things might change.

[@fluffezic5183]

@@jarodmorris611 its the fact he was put in cuffs without reason or investigation. no matter how long he was in cuffs for. the cop violated his rights. period

[@JamesJones-vq3jq]

Yea basically KIDNAPPING​@fluffezic5183

[@dan749]

You're welcome caulk sucker😊😊😊

[@scotto4200]

Intimidation first! Yeah! You go blue!

[@gargolajavier4968]

Get it Brandon 😂😂

[@charlesmauck7804]

And this is the thin Blue line........😢

[@scotto4200]

@@charlesmauck7804 there is only room for sarcasm here.

[@GypsyGirl317]

I love how calm this man remained. Best outcome then! Cop almost said "you're under arrest" 😅 🤦🏻‍♀️😂🎉🙆🏻‍♀️

[@gking1767]

Law suit time!

[@kenmiller7641]

File a lawsuit.

[@PeachyIceTea86]

Oh yeah, I’m sure the tax payers would love to pay for it as always

[@timsgotissues3581]

The cop was totally in the wrong. That being said, a few guys sitting around drinking near beer smells kind of like a trap for cops.

[@erikkpritchard]

Dang that guy loved cursing out that cop.

[@marvthedog1972]

sometimes, it's warranted.

[@MrHogsndogs]

And what is your point?

[@SomeOne-wr1wr]

​@@MrHogsndogsI think that's literally the point...?

[@MrHogsndogs]

@@SomeOne-wr1wr witty

[@dilfonicz]

​@@MrHogsndogs I don't think it was meant to be.