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- Title:The Rookie Season 1 (2018)#film #nathanfillion #TheRookie #shorts #clips
Description:ABC's police drama "The Rookie," written by Alexi Hawley and directed by Liz Friedlander, was ordered straight to series, starring "Castle" star Nathan Fillion.
"Rookie" is based on a true story and stars Nathan Fillion as John Nolan, the oldest rookie officer in the Los Angeles Police Department. John left the comfortable small town to pursue his dream of being a police officer in Los Angeles. The other rookies around him, all in their early 20s, are seen by their superiors as just the main characters having midlife crises, dealing with a dangerous, funny, unpredictable world just like their younger counterparts. Dark Matter stars Melissa O 'Neil as Lucy Chen, a rookie Los Angeles police officer who will develop a relationship with John.
Afton Williamson as Talia Bishop, who has just been promoted to training officer, The first person assigned to her training is rookie John, Eric Winter as the aggressive training officer Tim Bradford, and Richard T. Jones as Chief Wade Grey, who as a police officer in charge of the department becomes a bitter enemy of John. Titus Makin will play Jackson West, a zealous rookie officer whose father is a top commander of the Los Angeles Police Department.
Alyssa Diaz will play Angela, a training officer who hopes to become a detective, but is in trouble when Jackson West is assigned to her because his father has a say in the department. Mercedes Mason as Captain Zoe Andersen, the lead's confident, irate commanding officer.
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You can't ID a passenger
Which episode
No legal reason to identify the passengers
@@jacklansdale77you can certainly ask though.
@@anthonylombardi4168but they can ask. The passenger would just say no.
I dont even have nuts and i felt his pain
Same 😭😂
lol
Get nuts then
How
Your the goat for this one 😂
Think the actress really got him. That's good acting
He could’ve worn a plate, but non the less would still hurt
@user-pp8rl8ug9m Yeah, man, it's like wearing a cup in sports. It prevents injury, but you still feel that stuff😅
Prob didn’t have to act 😂
@@Buffoon_in_goalI'm a high school football player who's been hit in the power couple more times than anywhere else. I'm being so for real when I say this during last years season someone from another team rammed their helmet right into tye dynamic duo I was holding them for days. I wear a gyrtle but I don't know where a cup for cheap
@Masterrage07 dam, I play goalie in lacrosse so i have hunks of rubber flying at 80 mph on average to my balls, stay strong brother
“Run rice” 😂
Bryce
👀
Mice
It's Bryce...
@@cosette0709 bbbbbbtbtbtbbut it said rice 🍚😡😡😡
Officer Nolan got kicked down by a grandma
You have no idea what it's like to get kicked in the balls, just like i have no idea what it's like to have a period 😅
Why did I read that to Grandma got Run Over by a Reindeer?
@@AK-qh6lr”walking home from our house Christmas Eve….”
Well yeah he got kicked in the Johnson
I'd say she can kick field goals for the ram's 😂
I died at that part! 😂😂
:IKR!??😂@@TylerPittman13
Go rams!!!
"have you identified everyone in the vehicle" all 50 states say they don't have to or have the right to since he's not in operation of the vehicle
He can ask. He can't extend the stop to identify. The passenger can say no as long as there's no reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime by the passenger. In this case, the woman yelled, "run Bryce!". When she took it upon herself to kick and assault the officer, I'm not sure that wouldn't then lead to ARS to identify. But before that assault and utterance, no.
They have the right to ask, you have the right to refuse identification. However, they do have the right in all 50 states to order you out of the car regardless of whether they are the driver or passenger. And you do have to comply with this or face obstruction/interference charge.
Beyond the Miranda Rights you are told upon arrest when they have the intent to question you, police aren't obligated to inform you of your rights and what you are allowed to refuse to comply with. Also, prior to an arrest, a police officer can ask you anything they want. Whether you answer or not is up to you. Only common case where you are legally required to answer a question in any legal proceeding is where you are the driver of the vehicle and they ask for identification. But you don't have to answer verbally, your license, registration, proof of insurance, etc will suffice.
They can only order you out for certain reasons
@@grahamlowe314 Pennsylvania vs Mimms describes that an Officer can order anyone out of a vehicle during a legal traffic stop. (aka, had a valid reason to stop you, even if they aren't telling you the reason) The only requirement is that it must be for officer safety. Which is vague and includes the example of the traffic on the road being a valid reason to pull people out of the car, which is a very low requirement for justifying it, essentially making it defacto law that you must exit the vehicle when told to. Any dissenting opinions on that ruling wasn't in relation to the exiting of the vehicle, but rather a frisk that took place afterwards, but as the court ruled in favor of the officer here, a pat down after exiting the vehicle isn't considered an infringement upon your liberties due to case law.
So no, not only for certain reasons, pretty much any reason that can be justified by "It was done for the safety of the officer" will be considered legal with the basis of case law for the defense of the agency. Which traffic passing by is good enough of a reason to justify it, per the supreme court.
As for a passenger specifically, not just the driver, Maryland vs Wilson holds that even passengers are subject to the ruling of Pennsylvania vs Mimms.
@@grahamlowe314"officer safety" to frisk you for weapons will always be their reason.
They don't care if it's legal or not
"Are you saying crime only occurs in low income areas" yes, primarily yes
"well sir, we're not really equipped to fight the kinds of crime that wealthy neighborhoods have. I mean, you can't shoot tax evasion"
@@caseyoverland7829lol
Crime happens where there are cops.
@@hWat-Ever Really? LA got rid of their cops and their crime and murder rate skyrocketed
My friend who is a California Immigrant to Idaho has told me they don't ever want to go back because of it.
@@RockwellSocratese that's what he said
"Are you saying crime only happens in low income areas"
No but it sure does happen a lot more there.
ever heard of overpolicing?
sure as hell isnt right to destroy people future because they are black and smoking weed instead of being white and doing it.
Agreed, but doesn't mean other communities (mid or high) shouldn't be policed for crime. Dirtbags live in every wealth bracket. Nolan Learned the hard way just because it's not low income doesn't mean you don't be ready for the worst like his Supervisor said.
Just say black neighborhoods. Much quicker and more detailed.
@@Ve453 except that ist not 'more detalieed' and is clearly notalways the case, but good try racebaiting sugah
@@Ve453 I have lived in three low income neighborhoods with lots of crime and only one of them was a black neighborhood and even then it was not really a black neighborhood. It was basically almost split down the middle mixed Black people aren’t poor people. I’ve been poor my whole life and I’m white as rice I live paycheck to paycheck and work my ass off tend to 11 hours a day
There's a lot of people in this comment section that think asking for ID of the passenger is a rights violation..... asking for an ID is not a rights violation in any circumstance whatsoever. It is the forcing to identify that is the violation. Cops can ask you for whatever they want, you don't have to comply for things that would be a violation of rights.
He said he NEEDED his information. That's not asking.
@@sting582 That is asking when many people say need as a request.
@@MYSTERYBLACKROSE No, saying you need something is not the same as asking for something. "Hey, can I get your info?" Is asking. Where's the question mark in "I need your information."?
@@sting582 It's still a question that they can deny. But if you are driving and tou have been pulled over for something then you do need to five them ID.
@@MYSTERYBLACKROSE It's not a question. It's a statement. He's counting on the person not knowing he can't legally demand ID. And I never said the driver didn't.
Testicular cancer? In both balls? I'm so sorry.
And that's why I wear a cup on duty.
The answer to his question is YES! Facts are facts, not feelings.
Are you saying that crime only happens in low-income neighborhoods? Because in that case, that's your feelings talking, not facts.
@@picardcook7569 it mostly happens at places where people are desperate or greedy
@@picardcook7569 so yes, low income neighborhoods have more potential for crime doesn’t mean that it always is though
@extremex3792 So you would say the answer to his question is "no", right?
@@extremex3792 it depends on the type of crime, if we want to split hairs. I know tons of very well off neighborhoods that have more crime than bad neighborhoods. Just tends to be more discreet, &little to no violent crimes(that are out in the open).
The Caddy has Tuf Granny for licence plates .. should have been a red flag 😂
Her : Don't tell him a thing
Also her : run RYAN
That kick was personal
I can't believe he would suggest crimes happen more in parts of the city where they statistically happen more.
Yes police can legally lie and ask any question they want but make sure a question is a question. Usually you are asked if you have ID not shoʻw it
I mean if you didn’t do shit, just show it it’s quicker for you.
@@nofwild6325 I don't need to so I'm not going to it's that simple. If they don't have the legal right to request I identify myself they should be ok without asking me to
Refusing to identify should be illegal in my personal opinion. If you've done nothing wrong, or don't have a warrent, you shouldn't have anything to fear.
This is why we have so many criminals roaming the streets with warrents
@@satrok7490 in this case they have theotivation to ask, they have to identify the driver so they can fill a report about the damaged car
@@mythicaltwinkie8216 exactly. Imagine that the police is searching for a guy who is wanted, and they see an identical guy but they can't ask for the id, what are they supposed to do.
well statistically…
Is it just me or is the grandma from young Sheldon when Georgie was selling snow globes
After watching so much police body cam footage, I can’t help but agree with them on taking precautions
This is a) a show trying to make cops good look. Also called copaganda
And b) police unalives more people than vice versa.
If anything, we the people, need to take precautions from cops
indentifying everyone in the vehicle: smart move, not legally within their rights to do
unless its voluntary
Literally had no lawful reason to identify the passenger.
When the police stopped them for a routine traffic stop that gives them probable cause and you can see why 🙄
@@AT-ts1seDoes it hurt being this wrong? The driver was pulled over, not the passenger! Learn your rights. Protect your rights. Save the country
@@nojokejoker5356 does it hurt by you being a 🧌 even though you saw what happened in the video 🤦🏿♂️? Even if they didn't question the son they would've seen the old lady had warrants if they ran her plates. But y'all just come on here and sati anything
@@AT-ts1se ouch, yeah that looks like it hurt! Arguing that a fictional scripted show proves that's how the real world works 😂 in the real world they COULD impound the car after arresting the driver. The passenger could be forced out of the car and if he resists, then they'd have grounds to make an arrest but if the passenger gets out willingly any attempt to force the passenger's ID could expose the PD to a civil lawsuit
“I’d say she can kick field goals for the rams”😭
You can't trust old people just because they're old... here in the Airport there was an elderly woman that asked for help with her bags by Staff to go out of arrivals from airside to landside.
She did this a few times, with Customs ignoring her as she was 'escorted' by some Airport employee.
It took a new Customs fella to stop her to discover she was smuggling stuff through.
All Airport employees, with exception for those working with special needs, are now prohibited from touching a passenger's bag going through into arrivals.
Is this the first time Grey found something humorous enough to actually laugh? 😂
I mean... most crimes ARE commited by people from low income neighborhoods. For pretty obvious reasons. They have less money and more needs.
And nature selected for low impulse control on their original lands...
Just because you're poor doesn't mean you're a criminal by default.
Just because you're rich doesn't mean you're automatically, inherently more virtuous either.
@@Briselance yeah, sure, not mutually exclusive.
@@Briselance He's just explaining why it's more common in low income places. They have less to lose and more to gain by going to prison/jail. Additionally, low income houses are less likely to have security systems, making them easier to rob.
@@BriselanceThe crimes are inherently different tho. Violent crimes usually happen in lower class neighborhoods. White collar crime usually happens in upper class neighborhoods. Middle class neighborhoods are subject to both but very rarely as they are mostly filled with hardworking blue collar workers trying to provide for their families and not wanting to get involved in crime. Most of the crime in middle class areas is by people from lower class areas trying to get a bigger score. I've lived in both middle class and lower class areas all my life. I've seen quite a lot and have been on the wrong end of a gun in a few situations, all in the lower class areas.
"WOAH GRANDMA THAT WASNT PART OF THE SCRIPT"
Kick field goals for the Rams priceless 😂😂😂
That women waited her whole life to do that. 😊
I was about to say, old women can still pull a trigger or a knife on ya.
I already know he was sitting in the passenger seat for 10 minutes just trying to deal with the pain.
He knows because he's Sgt. Grey.
He's Sgt. Grey because he knows.
Love how the senior cop is busting his balls, but when he gets actually busted he jokes around.
"Are you saying crime only happens in low income neighborhoods?"
"80% of it sir, yes. Truth hurts sometimes."
He found out quick!
Nobody talking about the tall ass son? 💀
that’s what i said bruh how tall is that guy 💀
"are you saying crime only happens in low income neighborhoods"
No, but your hint is what you said. Lack of money leaves people desperate. Desperation leads to rash decisions. Rash decisions leads to bad things, those bad things being crime. It's not exclusive, but it's conducive.
The thumbs up while he was on the ground 😂
“Don’t remind me” lmao
“You’re under arrest”
Old woman: “no I’m not” *gets tazed*
They aimed to misbehave.
The Sargent was so much easier on him than the other trainers on their rookies.
The Rams do need a kicker.
Catching a criminal who wasnt even driving
All I got to say is that you learn as you live
I felt that kick
It hurt me for some reason 😂😂
I’m surprised he can even have kids later on in the show 😂
After watching too many police bodycam videos, watching these TV cops feels like I've stepped into our polar opposite universe
More crime happens in low income neighborhoods
Actually no, it happens in mid and high, but commited by the people from low income. Doesn't really matter, but good to know
And according to the FBI’s 2022 crime data, violent crime has slightly decreased nationally but remains more prevalent in low-income areas, stats don’t lie
@@how8955the key piece there being "violent" crime. Wealthy people commit plenty of non violent but still socially dangerous crimes. Cops just don't go after those
@@Wyrm7774 just stop. Tax evasion and fraud can be scumming but if you think that same as carjacking, SA, violent robbery, etc you naive or dangerously ignorant. What would you rather have your kids around. That your answer.
Why would anyone identify the passenger?
To ensure you are aware of everyone in the car
@@morgancason7156that is a fourth ammendment violation.
@@morgancason7156you could look at them but they have no legal obligations to provide you with identification at that point, if they looked up the driver and see they are related to someone with a outstanding warrant who appears similar sure but otherwise… nah
@@PrestoPuma in what way?
@@PrestoPuma ?
hope for the best, plan for the worst
One thing I've learned even as an armed security officer is to never put your guard down even it involves kids and the elderly. Kids are stupid and will do stupid things (potentially ruining their life) while the elderly? Well, some of them have seen things, terrible things, been through terrible things, and they know and how to do things, and for many they are not afraid.
Yeah no you definitely cannot pull a gun for that 💀
You definitely can she assaulted an officer
She really thought her son is Forrest Gump
“what’s your name & date of birth sir?”
“i don’t answer questions”
“ok have a good day”
that caught me way off guard i'm ngl 😂
Only in low income? No.
_Mostly_ in low income? Yes, thats half the definition of low income.
Cops violated passenger's 4th amendment rights.
The fellow in the car did not have to ID. He didn’t even have to speak to the Officer. Though the Cop didn’t have to let her off with warnings either.
The writers of this show do not know it's unlawful to ask for an ID without probable cause .
This show is the last place to look for police realism.
As the people of this show know, better than you, a cop can ask whatever the hell they want. It is unlawful to force you to show ID.
It’s unlawful to demand ID without probable cause. A police officer can request to see an ID really whenever they want to.
oh no they know, they're trying to normalize it
Police can ask for your ID whenever they want. But you're not required to give it to them. It's only unlawful to demand or forcefully take an ID under threat of arrest for no reason. I guess the creators of the show arent the ones in the wrong here bud.
"Officer Safety"
Bang
Bang
They cut out the best part.
“Are you saying crime doesn’t happen in low income areas?”
Grandma sicko mode
You’re not required to identify yourself as a passenger. This show perpetuates bootlicking
subtitles: "Run Ryan"
Sounds like: "Run rice!"
Actually is: "Run Bryce!"
Ah yes....The moms....the most dangerous family members of them all.
Passenger doesn’t have to provide ID
A passenger in a vehicle does not have to ID on a traffic stop.
Crime does mostly happen in low income neighborhoods
This show called the rookie for anyone who is wondering ❤
I'd say she can kick field goals for the Rams.
Damn, can't DODGE that for Nolan.
The show is cray cray but it tries. You gotta give it credit for that. 😊
For the uninitiated, you’re not legally allowed to identify everybody in vehicle
That’s my purse! I don’t know you!
Police don’t have the right to ID passengers, if you’re in this situation just say no and let them cry about it
You can't ID the other vehicular occupants without cause.
TUF GRANNY plate lol
It's a old lady
Be ready for the worst
Yea getting kicked there counts
😅
"let's head to a rougher part of town" implies a part of town where more crime happens, the passenger was the only one insinuating a low income area.
It is unconstitutional to demand ID from everyone in the vehicle on a simple traffic stop. The passengers have no obligation to provide an ID.
That actress is also in Z Nation where she guns down some people 😂💀
What’s funny is the guy in the passenger didn’t have to identify himself at all
Pulling a gun on someone without a weapon lol
Can’t ID occupants without RAS
Crime doesn't only happen in low income neighborhoods. But it does happen more often
You do not need to identify if you aren't driving
Kik field goals
friendly reminder that as a passenger you do not have to share your name, date of birth, or identification! (at least not in texas, i believe the show is set in california, so still true but check your state law! know your rights!)
Like identifying a passenger is a requirement. All they had to do was keep it cool and refuse
It's illegal to demand ID from passengers . They didn't break any laws...
Well, you're not allowed to identify everyone in the vehicle.
Perfection!
don't have to identify yourself if you aren't the driver
I felt like I was going crazy. I keep seeing clips of this guy I couldn't identify. No clue who the actor is it wherever he appears, but the face looks slightly familiar with the voice being the main thing that FINAKLY ticked off the only thing I needed to figure out where I know this man: Buck.
“I said rougher not low income…”
😐
😶
“Oh look some random person”
They can ask everyone in the car for their id but only the driver has to SHOW IT when they're pulled over for a lawful reason
Passenger legally doesn’t have provide id lol
Actually you can ask a passenger’s name, but they don’t gotta give it.