Caught on Dash Cam: Police Officer Lying!
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Americans are so slow
@@MaxRuso right
When a cop asked me for ID in Austin TX he said to me "Give me your ID". I said to him. I do not have one. He said "Why not?" I told him.... They cannot steal what you do not have. He turned and walked away
Took them 3 days to notify me 🤦🏼♀️ the bell isn’t so instant.
"Not in _this_ uniform."
Actually, his real uniform comes with a curly wig, a red nose, and oversized shoes.
And a gun
*JW Gavy likes this comment*
@Hunter jones how could you possibly dispute that statement. Go take a long walk off a short pier clown shoes Johnson
And he does murder people.
@ThinkBefore YouType Why do you keep copying and pasting the same message in other comments?
That cop clearly wanted to keep the best Pokemon Go catches for himself.
Lmao dats funny 🤣
Not going to lie, got a chuckle from the comment. Lol
He is most certainly on team instinct lmao
Omg...... Pokémon go... I had forgotten about that game.
I thought he was Geocaching.
The fact that almost every time someone starts recording they say “You can do that if you want” like they have to give you permission.
Mr. Bill did an amazing job here. Once again we've seen a blatant misuse of authority by public servants.
It's the only way you ever see them
He CLEARLY LIED about his tag to illegally force his identification.
Good to know he’s only an axe murderer during his off hours, not when in uniform. I appreciate that professionalism.
You know, the funny part is that it has happened before.
Golden state killer!
You gotta separate your hobby from your job..
Outright unknowingly confessed lol
Right, I don't think Dennis Rader ever killed anyone in his dog catchers uniform.
Dude: "am I free to go?"
Officer: "yes, you're free to go"
Dude: "if I'm free to go then I'm free to stay"
Officer: "wait, no"
And that’s where it went from fine to authoritarian.
Tried to get him with the Ole rabbit season, duck season trick.
I told a cop that same shit, it got 2 other cops called.
😂😂
That's when you roll up the window. I've left this conversation.
My IQ dropped by 50 points after listening to this conversation made by this officer. Once again as I mentiond in all other videos the reason of this extended unlawful detention is the cop's feeling being hurt as admitted @9:05
It's frustrating that seemingly every cop out there doesn't know what they're doing. And they're out there.
It's because the requirement to be an officer has got extremely watered down over the years, now cities/towns are getting so desperate they will quite literally accept anyone (despite physical/mental shape) and with all this "defund the police" bs it's only going to get worse, it's actually very alarming how a lot of officers can't even name off some of the most basic rights as an American citizen.
It's frustrating that you and 14+ other people are childish enough to correlate a compilation of specific actions on specifically themed CZcams channels with real world outcomes. Don't worry, most of the USA shares this dangerous flaw in their thinking process. Your kind of thought process is the exact kind that people use to justify things like racism. Obviously most cops know what they're doing because most cops don't get very many complaints.
@@awesomeferret Your thought process is what allows shitty cops to continue being pieces of shit. There's things out there that taste better than the bottom of a "police officer's" boot.
@@ds--pu1tvdefund the police has nothing to do with this in fact they’re getting more funding in most places you just talking
@@tyric6859 maybe not in this specific situation however to that person's original comment then yes it very much does lol also i never said they are currently being defunded, i brought that up because it's a consistent topic among clueless people who have no idea the negative outcome that can bring.
"We've investigated ourselves and determined we are all heroes".
🤣🤣🤣🤣
And at the same time there's other auditors that will preach and promote but all they really want to do is get ratings and show you a flashlight.
... just in the same sense that cop should get together and solve their problems it has now become a shitshow for Auditors to talk about problems but also not give a solution or bring Focus to circumstances outside of what they're publishing even if it meant getting more Unity and for our side to be stronger.
I like this Channel and a few others but this is what it's turning out to...
... ultimately separated from us and vacuum for themselves Injustice same way
@@artsomniacv-logcitybydanie1249 couldn't of put it better myself.
@@Chrollo_Lucilfer I appreciate you because a lot of this subject has been overridden with people's egos.
This stuff has been around for too many years for us to continue the same at this point we need to see what people have done successfully and they need to share that with us but most of them don't because they want money and they don't want to be without a secret* in the form of abilities that they think makes them stronger than others?
Even to this day I will take the time and help anybody with any advice based on my experience when they have to deal with these problems and even others like myself have a thousand stories about lying cops but it's Patty just to keep saying the same thing over and over without trying to take it farther or communicate for work was people like myself.
... this is just the channel That received it from today and I really can't point fingers at this particular Channel in specifics but this is an overall issue.
I have unsubscribed from a couple of other orders because they're running a shitshow and the way they have responded and acted after getting popular I would say that some of them are narcs on the take.
At the end of the day all the states will drop out even in the street in real time.
Honestly I want to feel Unity with people when it comes to being composed and not just pointing fingers but educating ourselves to free each other as a whole.
@@Chrollo_Lucilfer I explained in my videos how I dealt with the situations and what I do to back the cops off and keep the courts at Large.
My first videos like this are from 2013 and people could actually follow what I'm saying and create their own paperwork.
... but so many people love Jerry Springer..
Thanks for helping me thanks I appreciate it an offer you the same comradery without any bias and for the only purpose of unity and strength As Americans.
💪🇺🇸🌿
He literally said he couldn't be a murderer because he's in uniform. What amazing logic.
I smell 💩
He can't be an Axe murderer while in uniform, he's definitely a murderer tho
He prefers to use his state issued fire arm.
Right 🙄🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤡!
He can't because he left his body cam, he can do anything and get away with it
I love this channel cause I am also learning about criminal and law history while I'm watching important interactions with the police.
Same!❤
I'm stunned by the policeman's verbiage! It's amazing! It seems that some officers don't know what humility is, instead of admitting they're wrong, they take revenge...
Calling him a suspect for the possibility of a future hypothetical crime is ridiculous
I can't think of a better reason NOT to given them your ID.
What you don't know is that that police officer has some of those pale guys that float around in milk looking for future crime like in Minority report. So, yeah, there you go know-it-all, this cop was doing his job, and looking out for future crime.
But you guys would want it the old way, where you gotta commit a crime before you can be arrested. Come on, it's 2023.
Attempted burglary
@@larrystevens7410 lol
Minority Report irl
Sounds like the cop just informed 'Mr. Bill' that he would be held responsible for any future crimes in the area.
Maybe he saw Minority Report lol
Yeah it sure seems that way.....
Even more reason to not identify yourself when you've done nothing wrong.
Not so much that. But he would be on the suspect list. And that rationale would apply to anyone who is the area for any reason. Go jogging? You're a suspect. Driving home from work? You're a suspect! Going for a walk and filming the neighborhood? Oh boy, you're going to jail!
This is the kind of "policing" that was one of the inspirations for the American Revolution and is what the provisions in the US Constitution were designed to prevent. Unfortunately, the Supreme Court (which is supposed to the the final guardian of the Constitution) has allowed numerous violations of that Constitution in the name of "officer safety" and officers "just doing their job" to the point where US police officers are now often viewed as more the cause of problems than the solution to them.
That’s EXACTLY why you never identify false imprisonment is in your future with these thugs.
"So could you."
"Yeah...wait shit No. Ugh not in my uniform. Yeah that's it." 🤣
Best part hahaha
His knowledge of the law is as thin as his mustache 🙂
Imagine if officers forgot their guns as often as they "forget" their bodycams.
We would all be a lot safer.
There was an incident here in Sweden in 2021 when an officer forgot the gun in a rest room at a gas station.
@@lejlej😳 same with someone, a janitor I think, left his gun in a toilet that kids had access too
We can only wish they'd leave their guns at home. Perhaps then that's be forced to de-escalate instead of just shooting people.
@@lejlejthat happens often in the US. There was an instance locally when a SWAT officer lost his rifle. I can think of a more famous instance where a BLM agent's gun was used in a criminal shooting and when they recovered the gun and realized who it belonged to they also found it had never been reported lost.
"I need your ID so I can make you a suspect in a future crime"
Holy shit
For real,a future setup.
Should have asked how large of a proximity he's going to be responsible for all criminal activity.
Wouldn’t this technically be profiling?
Now you see how so many innocent people are thrown in jail, many of whom can't afford a lawyer, so end up pleading guilty to a lesser charge, AFTER they have sat in jail for a year or two
@@boneyn3661 Prisons in America are a business and they have a deal with police departments to maintain arrest quarters so they can keep running....That's where the issue is. You can spend a year in jail for chewing gum in America
Everyone in America can't argue with a police officer without being arrested or detained.
everyone cant = nobody can
This is ridiculous. Have Dispatch run the LP, cross reference the Registered Owner with their DLs, have the DL sent to the Officer’s mdt, and in the time it took me to type this, you just totally bypassed pissing off a citizen and verified who the person is. 98% of the time, it worked for me. The other 2% were people who had no DLs/IDs. These cops just wanna F with people and it’s irritating to those who don’t fuck with people like that.
Never trust a cop that intentionally forgets his body camera
Never answer a question and demand them to turn it n camera on
@@bjacko5019 yeah this guy was too kind and talked way too much. B- not A+
Yeah, but he didn't forget his gun, bs.
kinda worrying how different this counter would've went if there wasn't a camera. Probably would've pulled him out of the car and tasered him.
@pedro sierra *any government agent
Don't you just hate it when they "forget" their bodycam? Or "forget" to turn it on, or "accidently" lose the footage due to technical errors?
Having front and rear dashcams help with that. The rear has a 170 degree lens and is high mounted. They won't blind it with their headlights and spotlight. It shows about 6" from my bumper, to the horizon. It'll get footage of whatever brutality they decide to do, and it will prove that I didn't resist or attack anyone. And my friends all know that it's there, so if anything happens, they'll look for it. If it's gone, they'll know the police stole it to cover up whatever they did to me.
@@JWSmythe "unfortunately" sometimes they get damaged when the officer has to "defend" himself
@@aSipOfHemlocktea I think the technical term is "spontaneous auto destruction and corruptible data", it's in the terms of agreement in all recording devices when it comes to interation with the police.
But generally JW is totally right about covering his ass like that, not just for cops though, but generally to cover himself and his passengers if anything were to happen.
Having a dash cam can also reduce the cost of insurance, and will easily end a dispute if you have to deal with the insurance company.
My brother asked for advice on a dash cam, and it was between one 180degree with alerts for speeds, crash avoidance, trip time laps, etc etc... or one with two 180 degree camera with night vision inside, I told him to get the one with the inside view because it also covers the side windows, something that two individual cameras (front and back) would probably not be able to catch, on top of showing what is actually going on inside the vehicle, say you got tboned from the left and then cops/insurance say "nah you didn't look" then you can prove that not only did you look, but you tried to prevent it.
@@aSipOfHemlocktea Then put a new one on.
Yep, it should be a crime.
Way to go Mr. Bill! Rarely do I see A+'s given out in these videos. Bravo my friend!
Nice job Mr B bravo 👏
"I left my bodycam at the office"
Well whats that square bodycam looking thing on your chest then?
That's the mount it would lock into. He's wearing the harness without the camera attached.
"Am I free to go?"
"Yes."
"Ok, great, I'm going right here."
Hahaha😆👍👍
Uno reverse card
@@accuser_of_the_brethren7816 😭😭😭😭
🤣🤣🤣
Officers see problem in everything.
People are driving... its problem.
People are relaxing in car, from driving... its problem
Is there a time when cops didnt see problem in anything?
"We just need your information so that if something bad happens we can suspect you for it"
That is terrifying logic...
In fact he could easily commit a crime and blame it on the poor guy sitting in his car
@@ronwilson5906 Is that so?
I don't know how the judges work in the US, but here in germany a good lawyer would turn this video not only in a "it's not likely he commit a crime if he's suspected beforehand", but also putting the officer in the seat of the suspect "the officer went out of his way to get a suspect, why? Did he knew about the crime beforehand and needed a suspect so he's not suspicious himself?".
@@EngineScypex well let me tell you how the judges work here in the US they always believe the cop over the defendant. They're all in cahoots together the cops the judges the prosecutors average man doesn't stand a chance you got to be rich.
@@ronwilson5906 Well, it's not about believing anymore if there is video proof, right?
Usually a word of a cop (sadly) has more weight here, too.
But with that kind of video proof, the cop should be doomed, unless the judge is corrupt.
@@EngineScypex I really can't convey to you how corrupt it is but you can watch plenty of videos on CZcams to get an idea how things work over here. plus it's very dangerous people will kill you at a drop of a hat
Asking for an ID is just a way of a police officer showing dominance over you.
An LEO must have a “violator” first. A crime or moving violation primary to lawful request for identification. A threat of arrest without an articulation of a crime would have violated Mr Bill’s constitutional rights.
It’s frustrating that a police officers testimony in court is taken more seriously than any other citizen.
And they can't even type a simple report properly. "Official" police reports are often riddled with typos, misspellings and inaccurate or false information or even outright lies. In fact, it's usually not even the arresting officer, but another officer with second-hand information who swears or affirms under penalty of perjury that the information is true to the best of her knowledge, which is bs because their knowledge of what happened is limited to whatever they were told and they rarely seem to face penalties, let alone for perjury.
I think they should, but also should be held at a higher punishment if caught lying or doing other inappropriate behavior.
@@KnockOut101inc we investigated ourselves…..and we found no wrong doing.
@@ericharrison6418 hahah well of course it can't be internal review that's conflict of interest
@@ericharrison6418 which is the problem
I love the way cops can never walk away without the last word. They just HAVE to escalate things. They just need that power fix.
Dude that was Mr. Bill. I have no idea why he would think he didn't have to provide ID, its literally in the paperwork when getting a license that you must carry one and you must provide it to law enforcement if operating a vehicle and asked. The definition of operating is even skewed to basically mean have the keys and be able to drive it.
Remember operating a vehicle is not a right.
This whole thing could have gone down much more smoothly had he produced the legally asked for id.
Most officers suffer from Tiny penis syndrome
@@sassythesasquatch8036 Need to file their TPS reports
@@Absurdword 😂😂that sounds so official I love it
Yes!
I worked in Blount (pronounced Blunt) Co . Tn. For 36 years and saw first hand how the sheriff dept. and city police operated. This is how they do business. A homeowner thought his garage was being burglarized and went to investigate with a handgun he owned. For some reason unexplained by the news coverage and the local newspaper a police officer showed up and went to the garage and seeing the property owner inside with a handgun opened fire and killed the owner inside his own garage. Happened about 10 years ago. A settlement was made years later . Law enforcement decliners to ever discuss it, the local newspaper went silent.
It is scary that this cop believes that citizens must produce ID whenever a cop asked
"I left my bodycam at the office."
"Please get a supervisor on site immediately." - Me.
Absolutely
Officer, don't speak another word until your supervisor brings you a bodycam
I wish ATA would’ve said something about that. Obviously the best thing is to record yourself, but asking for a supervisor is a good move too.
"What other required items for you performing your duty do you forget to bring with you before starting your shift?"
They are supposed to head back and get it they are not supposed to continue there shift without it
Plot Twist: This cop was also playing Pokemon Go and was trying to defend his gym
Underrated comment 🤣
Best Comment 🏆
Comment made in jest and satire.... Has more gravity and is grounded in truth.
XD it would be a funny plot twist
😂
Cop:you hurt my feelings and my ego.wah.
He can't stay even though he's free to go. Cop you explain that one to 😱God
"I'm not breaking the law" proceeds to violate the constitution.
"I'm not breaking the law."
Doesn't know the law...
Narcissistic tyrants do be like that
Yeah, they do be
Do you people even watch the video? ATA said he was within his right to get his id bc he was in APC of the vehicle. Wether he knows the law or not he did not violate the constitution in this video
@@dicksherman284 I did, and I was referencing the fact the cop told the guy to leave when he has a right to remain where he is.
"You could be an axe murderer"
"You could too!"
"Yea- uhh, no, not in this uniform"
*axe murderer detected*
@dbnydnvn hahaha bro that’s awesome!!
@dbnydnvn absolute legend
You're misinterpreting this. The officer wanted axe him some questions. 🤣
Yeah because noone posing as a cop has ever killed someone lol
This made me lol
Great work ATA!
Hey officer, “FREEDOM IS SCARY DEAL WITH IT”
The police just explained the best reason not to ID yourself. "If anything happens tonight we have an identified suspect in the area"!
You are so correct.
It’s like they are saying they will definitely be framing you for a crime, they can’t solve, later on. 🤦🏻♂️
@@notgunnadoit7461 Agree! But, most people don’t realize... identifying yourself would come back to haunt you!
Right? This doesn't help you at all to identify yourself. You just make yourself a suspect and you have to go out your way to prove yourself innocent.
@@tokenetta8070 that's not how the courts work though, the investigation must have evidence to convict you. Suspect and convict arr two different titles bro
"reasonable suspicion": he's a person, and persons are capable of doing crimes
precisely, the whole "we've had break ins in this area....." I want to see someone challenge this some time, and get the data. Esp in a low crime area.
Every police department: We in estimated ourselves and found that to be true.
especially while playing Pokemon Go! You know thats what he was playing, lol
@@DS-nq1dg No sorry it wasn't. ;)
This PIG just said "If a crime happens in this area someday later... I'll have a known suspect..." Which means, When you give your ID to a PIG, they are going to charge you with the next crime that is committed. Great Policing.
“If I’m free to go I’m free to stay”
Makes their blood boil.
“You could be an axe murderer.”
That cop is so screwed…
Listen closely, and for a brief moment after the guy responds with "so could you" the cop initially responds "yeah!" before catching himself LOL!
Not with these gym badges
You are under suspicion of perpetrating whattaboutism officer.
You are nieve he will get a promotion and become a supervisor
anyone could be an axe murderer, but you can't just arrest anyone can you?
The officer explains EXACTLY why he shouldn't identify himself: "if something happens tonight, or the next day, or something like that - who's the strange people in the area? It would be you."
Then they’d come knocking at your door accusing you of a crime you didn’t do, just because they have your info now.
And when they come to your house...withOUT a warrant...you can keep your door closed and refuse to OPEN YOUR MOUTH. GET Constitutionally EDUCATED, people.
I hope Mr Bill at least filed a complaint with Blount County Sheriff’s office.
It seems Corporal Gallow needs more training.
Like the Officer said, if something happens weeks from now, your name is going to be put out as A PERSON OF INTEREST🤷🏾♂️. All because you surrendered your 4th amendment rights.💁🏽♂️
'You could be an axe murderer."
"So can you."
I can die happy, now. Someone had the perfect answer to that kind of stupid comment!
To which he responded with "nope, not in my uniform"
Mf what?
If all cops acted on the idea that “this crime is a possibility, let’s take action” then we’d all be jailed.
This is the plot of all AI movies when tasked with anything
All jailed all can BE killed all can be beaten everything is legal to a cop.... Cuz you are all guilty
They jail every single person they can. Money game
@HappyAs Larry That would be great but judges back the thugs in blue
Yeah,you could be waiting for a ride somewhere and the stop could be in front of a business that's closed for the day and the draw the conclusion "oh you're getting ready to bust in to place,I gotta stop you"
“You’re free to leave, but not free to stay.” Reminiscent of Rambo’s interaction with the Sheriff in ‘First Blood.’ 😂
1:57 THIS is when you roll up your window FULLY. As you’re free to go
"you are in an area that you do not inhabit" - ok Sherlock, that applies to approximately 99.9999999% of all existing areas. That's one of the main purposes of a car: to travel to and from the area you inhabit.
I inhabit planet earth
Hey! 2+2 does = 4
@@user-xp5jz6dh5y Pretty suspicious of you to know that, do you have your ID real quick, so I can let you go on your way?
So much for innocent before proven guilty
@@thebeasters Okay sir, then please leave mars as you do not have a reasonable reason to be here.
I think what really gets these officers is the fact that they don’t have as much power as they are taught or think they do and their egos can’t handle it.
.....or as much power as they and their ego want.
Because so many people don't know their rights and cower in fear they naturally begin to believe their own lies.
Often Cops have huge egos. As soon as a person challenges their unlawful orders their ego sets in and won't let it go.
This is why they take great pleasure in victimizing marginalized groups and minority groups who don't have the financial or political power to fight back in meaningful, longlasting way
They aren't authority figures peace keepers maybe but when the police keep asking for more and more money they need to justify their existence and the only way to do that is keep arresting people regardless of guilt since their superiors are on board with it they have something to guard themselves
I am still amazed at the behavior of some of these cops. This one should be fired. He is horrible.
Infuriating stupidity should not be allowed
“You could be an axe murderer too”
“Yes… wait no”
@@ObesePuppies Loool! I can assure you this is NOT my axe murdering uniform.
@@utubepunk that cop's axe murderer uniform is hanging up in his closet for when he's off duty
@@ObesePuppies ACTUALLY that clown suit gives it away , that he is a killer !
The fact that this "cop" never followed up with and acted upon (issued a citation) the "your plates came back to another vehicle" accusation proves he's a lying POS.
On June 4th 2021 this incident happened. On June 17th 2021 the "Blount County Sheriff's Office" posted:
SHERIFF’S OFFICE CORPORAL AWARDED LIFESAVING COMMENDATION; SEVERAL DEPUTIES AWARDED EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH; MARYVILLE, TENNESSEE - Corporal Darin Gallow received the Blount County Sheriff’s Office Lifesaving commendation due to his work involving a suicidal man on May 21, 2021." An the rescue situation allegedly took place 2 weeks before this incident. Very interesting.
@@ZoonCrypticon little closer to English, sorry I'm dumb.
@@ZoonCrypticon Good work, detective Columbo
You’re a good baker man really yeah you’re really good
Exactly!
This guy was very smart about his rights and his general demeanor. Auditors, as well as anyone who finds himself approached by law enforcement, can learn from this.
The very answer that cop gave for wanting his driver's license is the reason we don't have to (and should not be forced to) provide ID. The fact that his name is now on this list of potential suspects for a hypothetical crime that has yet to be committed (let alone reported) makes it, at the very least, risky for him to voluntarily provide said driver's license.
Honestly, as soon as he said he was not detained and free to go, I would have just rolled up the window and ignored the cop from then on.
I was thinking the EXACT SAME thing.
Sometimes it's more fun to see how stupid they can make themselves look, this guy seems like he has the temperament to be able to do that successfully.
@@GenerationalDisappointmentWell, next result could easy be you in hancuffs over nothing. Don't talk to cops
@@user-rr7bv6my4eexactly
Mr. Bill: "I want to stay so I can keep playing my GPS game."
Cop: "I want you to leave so I can finish my nap."
More like take over the gym the suspect just took over. You know he be playing Pokemon Go
@@ernestotejada4974 u
@@ernestotejada4974 Actually I was playing Orna ;)
@@Kilroy238_ Holy cow, your the man! Lol Great job on that involvement with the police. Props to you for not just driving off when he said you can go. But I'll have to check out that game. Thanks for letting me know. Keep up the good work!
@@Kilroy238_ The legendary Mr. Bill!
I was pulled over in Frederick, MD because my WV plates “didn’t come back.” Next thing I know the K-9 is there and it “hit” on my car. Now they could legally search my car. Of course they didn’t find anything. I received only a written warning. Also, they cops seemed upset that they couldn’t arrest me for anything. That same day I went to the DMV and they told me everything checks out on my car. I’m about to buy a dash cam along with a high quality camera so I can record their unlawful stops and press charges . I used to have respect for police, but now I want them all to be held accountable for misconduct and violations towards our constitutional rights.
Hope you got yourself a dash cam
Good job officer justice has been served go home tonight and sleep like a baby knowing you served your community well and upheld your oath of office
Sarcastic, I hope.
@@user-tl3vy2dk3e really
"am I free to go?" "Yes" "thank you" -rolls up window and ignores the cop-
Then when Mr. Bill does leave, he immediately gets pulled over for having a registration that comes back to a different colored vehicle... At least he handled it right then and there instead of risking any further bs charges related to moving violations, etc. Remember he was not by the legal definition of the word driving, so that might play a huge role in court if Mr. Bill pursues legal action.
@@beesburts9350 This is merely my interpretation, but the statute does appear to qualify an individual as "operating a motor vehicle" even if they're just sitting in it. He was in the driver seat, had access to the keys, and could easily begin moving it. I do not agree with it, but this is why they can charge you with a DUI if you're sitting in a vehicle that's off to sleep off your inebriation.
@@mitchellroberts7954 What do they charge a 3 year old that is sitting there waiting for his mommy?
@@mitchellroberts7954 Indeed. I replied to this comment prior to ata commenting about the Tennessee statute regarding being in physical control of a vehicle as being essentially the same as operating the vehicle. If that's the case then why would the officer need to run the registration and come back with a color mismatch?
@@MrBeevee5
They charge the “mommy” for neglect and child endangerment? 🤷♂️
"You could be an axe murderer."
"Not in this uniform"
"Oh, Thanks for the warning, avoid you if I see you out of the uniform..."
yep he didnt realise what he was saying :-)
learn how to interpret things pls... he's saying that to be a cop you cannot be an ex-murderer... *facepalm*
@@joaohenriques2971 oh. My god. Thank you so much for telling us!!!! We had NO idea that's what he meant. God I feel so stupid but now you have shown us the way with your wisdom. Thank you so much!!! God what a challenge it must be to explain the most simple thing to us stupid people. So glad you exist. If you hadn't pointed this out i NEVER would've guessed. You have opened my eyes to a whole new world.i don't even know how to begin to thank you
@@joaohenriques2971 you just dont have a sense of humour
@@Kanetsugi lol poor guy was just trying to fit in 😆
This guy went from being a innocent citizen to a suspect in record time.
The officer made a great pitch for why the guy shouldn't ID, who the hell wants to be suspect #1 when any crime happens over the next few days!
The officer also clearly lied about the registration violation also, since he didn't bring it up again or cite him for it.
"So I'm free to go?"
"You're free to go."
"So then I'm free to stay?"
*UNO REVERSE CARD IS IN PLAY*
Bwahaha. Love it.
I shouted, “BRILLIANT!” 😂😂😂
Lamoooooooo 🤣😂😂😂
you win one free internet!!😅🤣🥲
That was a good response. Myself and a friend of mine were having a wrestling match on a street corner when we were teens, because we knew it would draw attention. The cops stopped by, didn't even get out of their car, just asked us if we were ok. We both said "yeah, just messing around." Then they drove off probably laughing their butts off at the stupidity of teens. Good times.
His "suspicion" is not reasonable and he cannot articulate why he would think the motorist is engaged in it.
I love this guy.
Cop: "You could be an axe murderer!"
Guy: "So could you."
Cop: "No, not in this uniform"
Guy: "There are plenty of cases of...." xD
“Now that you’ve given me you’re ID your a suspect for all crimes this week” ha ha got ya
🤣🤣🤣💀
BINGO!!!
I was surprised when the cop used the word "suspect", like... how the fuck is he a "suspect" he's just some guy sitting in a car. 🙄
Imagine allowing people who don't know the law to enforce the law.
What a wild world we live in.
SCOTUS made it the law of the land in Heien and now we have to live with cops that are willfully ignorant of the law.
@@EthosAtheos …and they will turn around and say that ignorance of the law is no excuse, but that only applies to us. Law enforcement doesn’t actually have to know the law.
@@chrisrappo1642 Yes, I think it will in time be looked upon by history as a serious lapse in judgment by SCOTUS.
Imagine?.....?!?
It's happening. It's NOT your imagination.
They know the law they are just hoping you dont.
"Being in a neighbourhood that you don't live" is crime in his parallel world.
If being in a neighborhood I don't live in is a crime then I've been a fugitive all my life 😳
I love the concept of "If I'm free to go, I'm free to stay" that I have learned from auditors.
It's one of my favorites makes me smile every time
I’m happy for them when it works, but It annoys me. 😐
@@judy-9999 why do you say that just wondering😁
@@jeremyhodges7956 she's a bootlicker
@@bermudav3348 👍👍👍👍
"We've had thefts in the area" uh huh, sure guy. Only theft happening here is the Officer stealing rights and accepting a paycheck while doing so.
Next time I see a cop I'm going to ask him for his ID and detain them. When they ask why I'm going to say I've seen someone w that same costume committing civil asset forfeiture, extortion and imprisonment...
@@davidrodgers5558 I got a "burner" just so I could voice my grievances towards law enforcement!
There's literally a theft going on every where...lol
So, since there are thefts in all areas, then I guess no one can go anywhere...unless they show their papers to the Gestapo.
@@randy-tzu1624 I think he was referring to the piglets in all areas practicing thievery. At least I hope so...
The question always comes up, HOW is offering an ID going to disabuse the officer of any criminal wrongdoing, or convince them of one's complicity, unless they had a number of recent arrests or convictions for burglary? Even then, such a suspicion would be questionable.
Lets not forget, the "officer" stated factually that his vehicle had the wrong tag on it. . Clearly a violation. Why didn't he issue a citation for that "supposed" crime?
I am so sad he gave his ID without proof of the citation cop claimed to be serving him.
That cop lied about the registration Infraction just so he could ID the guy.
I was thinking this too. It's very possible that he "accidentally" mistyped the license plate info into his computer.
and put him on his list for future interrogations! what a great example of why you should NEVER give your I.D. (if you can help it).
@@richgilb and if that is the case he should sue him and the department.
I'm sad thought he was stronger than that, the fuck you card should have been played
Mr. Bill should've looked at his registration that clearly spells out the description (i.e. COLOR) and Vin # of the vehicle the tag/registration belongs to in order to prove the officer was lying just to get his ID.
I never understood why showing my ID would prove I’m not a thief 🤔
Im a felon. Got in trouble one time in my life. A drug charge from 20 years ago. If they ran my name, they would likely act like they have a bank robber or rapist on their hands. And have used that as a way to try to throw bogus charges at me when i let them run my name, thinking i had nothing to hide so i should be safe. I learned quickly, never cooperate with cops, ever, for your own safety.
@@wvguy7238 I was thinking that would happen, or if something did happen to just blame it on you.
It wouldn't.
The officer here clearly stated his intentions: he wants to have prior ID on anyone he thinks is suspicious so he will have a suspect in line in the case any hypothetical crime ever occurs in the area.
Not only completely illegal and abusive, it shows that if anyone else happened to commit a crime in that area on the same day, the that police officer would immediately accuse this man without ever investigating the actual crime.
Arresting someone is usually more important than actually solving a crime.
Their thinking is...if anything does get stolen than they know where to start looking
That's when you hand over your combination ISIS / Thieve's Guild ID card.
If the cop was right about having to have id on you at all time you'd be breaking the law if someone robbed you of your identification documents according to his logic
OMG he fell for that lie! He lost my respect.
That is the literal definition of prior restraint. He is demanding his ID because of something that MIGHT happen later.
Why does the dark part if my mind go to the Corporal coming back and killing someone and pegging it on Mr. Bill? And this was the whole reasoning behind this interaction.
He would have known the registration oddity before he made contact. He withheld that legit reason and instead used a bullshit approach.
Right. If someone enters a bank or shopping center with a gun, don´t talk to him or stop him because something MIGHT happens later. Wait till he killed someone, then you can be sure.
@@cnxexpat1862 err, plenty of people enter both every single day with guns.
Unless you mean they have them drawn or are otherwise breaking the law in their behaviour, which would then be a reason to stop them.
@@cnxexpat1862 Unrelated but inspired: Imagine entering a bank and shouting: *"OK, everybody listen up! ... This is not a bank robbery. I am just here to cash a check. Have a nice day. Bathroom is over there."* 😆
Police departments should be fined every time an officer goes out on patrol without a bodycam or mic. Similar to how a business gets fined by OSHA if their employees don’t follow the rules.
I also didn’t realize you couldn’t park up somewhere unless you live there crazy world we live in.
It's coming within 2 years....tyrant cop said he forgot it, but he didn't forget any weapons
Yeah, what a coincidence that he 'forgets' to bring his bodycam and then pulls crap like that.
@@Dowlphin Don't forget someone commented they found he was officer of the month in May.
@@ernestotejada4974 Probably translates as employee of the month translates as made lots of arrests and/or tickets.
Guess no more parking at the grocery store since none of us live there
He shouldn’t be allowed to patrol without his body cam anyway
CPL Gallow gets an F for that mustache alone.
As a prior law man I find it suspicious that any officer would go on duty without all his/her equipment.There is no reason to leave a body camera "at the office" and go out to perform duties in todays world. They have other cameras that can be checked out. If you are doing nothing wrong it will show that. If you are on the other hand being shady it will show that as well. Please do your job so that the public starts to trust you again is my point.
They don't care about trust. They only care about what they can and do get away with.
And body cams won't stop bad cops because they literally don't care. They know the department will protect them. Derek Chauvin, Alexander Kueng, Tou Thao and Thomas Lane murdered a man while all of their body cams were filming. The MPD immediately tried to coverup for them by claiming George Floyd died of a "medical event".
MPD officers were also caught shooting at civilians from an unmarked van and without identifying themselves as police. According to their body cams they were "hunting" civilians. Jaleel Stallings, a victim, sued and it cost taxpayers a great deal of money. And those officers were not fired or reprimanded. And two of them even went on to kill Amir Locke. All recorded as well!
They don't care. There's no repercussions. So what do they care if it's recorded if there's no finincial, criminal or professional repercussions anyways? Rarely anything happens.
If the get fired they'll just be rehired with backpay or hired the next department over.
Most officers are required to carry a camera and have it switched on in any public encounter. It is a departmental requirement.
Exactly. If you forgot it at the office why didn’t you just swing back by to grab it? You are driving in a car with gas both paid by the tax payers, so there’s no reason he couldn’t go back.
Bingo.
No such thing as a good cop
Cops in these videos tend to have one thing in common: They MUST have your ID. They need it. They crave it. They will go to any lengths to acquire it.
In the UK cops are also obsessed with getting ahold of your car keys as soon as they approach the driver side. When I got pulled over because they suspected I was drink driving I was fortunate enough to have presence of mind to lock my driver side door and ram my keys into my pocket while the cops were getting out of their vehicle. One IMMEDIATELY tried for the ignition expecting to find keys in it through the open window. Trespassing before they’re even done introducing themselves.
Now, I don’t blame them for stopping me. It was 2:35 am on a Sunday morning and I’d been babysitting for my brother so he and his wife could go drinking. And because they’d recently moved to an area of the city I didn’t know I got slightly lost on the way back. Went twice around a roundabout to regain my bearings so… no I don’t blame them.
I had nothing to fear, my car, insurance etc were all legal and I was stone cold sober. But they way the cop reached into my personal property to steal my keys which included house keys before even finishing introducing himself irked me.
They finished their introduction and asked if I knew why they’d pulled me over. Another annoying thing. Their opening question is an invitation to incriminate yourself with a roadside confession. AKA “I was speeding.” In my case I said it was probably because I’d gone around the roundabout twice. Then they asked where my car keys were. I told them the keys were in a safe place the first time then no comment after that. (Though on account for me being female and both them being male they couldn’t take my keys from my pocket.)
They asked why I’d driven around the roundabout. Another pointless question since they were going to breathalyser me anyway. Asked if I’d had a drink and demanded my driving liscence which I duly handed over since they suspected me of drunk driving.
They ran me through the system and saw I was all legal. Did the breathalyser which I blew a zero.
Though they remained polite through the whole encounter as they handed my driving liscence back, I got the impression they were both disappointed that I didn’t have any car violations or wasn’t over the limit. And that they were oddly uncomfortable about being unable to either get ahold of my keys or that I wouldn’t get into the back of the police car. I insisted on being breathalysed on the pavement.
Unfortunately this was years ago, back when I was young and still trusted cops thus I didn’t film it and they didn’t have bodycams.
Honestly at one point I thought they were going to radio for a female colleague to come out, reach into my pockets to steal my keys, phone and wallet. (It’s legalised theft IMO. They’d still be taking my possession from me against my will at baton/tazerpoint and threat of kidnap and imprisonment.)
I put my keys in my pocket to avoid the psychological pressure of knowing you literally can’t leave or unlock your front door until the cops choose to. Infuriating when you know they don’t have a right to your personal property.
Similarly I didn’t want to feel trapped and imprisoned in the back of the cop car since the rear passenger doors can’t be opened from the inside.
Sly tricks to get you afraid, angry, tense and off balance.
Never trust a cop. Say as little as possible and say nothing unless it’s no comment or a necessary thing to tell them.
Sadly it's because there higher ups teach them over there schooling that money is the only important thing.
It’s a drug.
@@kharnthebetrayer1575 Yes, it IS a drug and a very addictive one at that.
That's why I was shocked when the senate turned down the bill that allowed facial recognition technology. They are like this now, imagine what that would do. Take a look at the stuff they are doing in the U.K with that tech, and then imagine if our cops got a hold of it. Complete fascism overnight. I could not believe our government actually did the right thing, just once.
I like how they always say “you can record if you want”. I know I can.
The cops reason to ID is exactly why I don’t want to give up my ID. Now if someone else commits a robbery in that area, I’m going to be a suspect.
Cop: “Anybody over the age of 18 has to have a document in their possession identifying who they are.”
Guy: “But I don’t have to give it to you.”
Best comeback I’ve heard in awhile.
Me, who has gone ateast half of my adult life without an ID:
@Spitfire Me, who probably pays your free federal money every month because you need an ID for jobs, and considering you don't have one, it's likely you don't have a job or even care to get one.
@@derikroy1646 Bro for all you know this guy could be paralyzed from the waist down and incapable of working and needs that disability money to live. you know what they say about assumptions.
Guess the libs don't want docs or voter ID while voting.
@@derikroy1646 Keep on paying it, piggy
These guys both play by the same motto:
“Gotta catch ‘em all!”
Best comment ever
Lmao
So good Matthew
Omg 🤣🤣
Mr. Bill’s constitutional rights do not end where the officers suspicions begin
i have been on a Audit the Audit watch the last couple days. I enjoy your videos very much. Especially when you explain the law. Ill be honest though, some of it I cant really understand an your breakdown is helpful.
*What I've noticed*
When these Officers approach people its almost like they go into a trance of asking for names & I.D.-ing themselves.
It's almost like the human part of them disappears. Goes right out the window. They repeat repeat repeat like they're zoned out.
When you think you’re a hammer, everything is a nail.
Idk. He seems more like a Screwdriver to me.
Sounds like you have been watching Amagansett?
@@chad6504 reads or sounds like? Sorry had to
@@tnaccountability7455 aww c’mon man!
@@chad6504 ah 😆 im very critical n do not miss things like that. Plus OCD.
I've got an extra sense apparently lol.
My English teacher said to me once..you know..i never paid that any attention I guess. So here's what it was.
A fellow student said "Turn off the light" (now dont expect me to say this is the noun adjective subject ect ) and said to teacher did you hear that. N he said it again shes like yeah and...i said well that makes no sense....now if he had said "Turn the light off" it would have but he said "Turn off the light" that day she learned from a 4th grader 😆 she was like you know something...you are right n I have said that all my life. We just wiff our minds at things turns out why we are so indoctrinated n easily fooled.
Just a heads up in life 😆
“I’m just setting up an easy conviction since we haven’t been able to catch who’s doing the break ins. Now, regardless if you’re the one who does it, I can easily pin it on you.”
Yep
There’s no court in the country that would convict on this amount of “evidence”
@@dicksherman284 I'm glad you think so highly of the courts in this cou try but let me introduce you to sampson county NC, you'd change your mind
Now the cop that breaking in people's house can blame it on mr. Bill
"You could be an axe murderer"
Bruh, what? He does know it' supposed to be "reasonable suspicion"... right?