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Travis Bell is the owner of Celebrity Machines (celebritymachines.com/). He tells the story of a very special Crown Victoria Police Car that got him into a lot of trouble.
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Dude literally got a letter from a prosecutor saying he could drive a full decal police car without impersonating an officer and he sold it, that was your golden ticket man
Sell the car, or getting in trubble with the police or even getting shot dead..
Hmm.. Tough decision
Nah. That car was marked. Local PD would have crucified him for any minor infraction, after that. They couldn't screw with him over the decals, but anything else was fair game.
He should have done a grandpa George impression with, I've got a golden ticket and then danced in front of the copshop.
If it was me I would have kept the car and only rented out on an ongoing basis for movies you could have willed it to your daughter and she could have done the same thing for her entire life.... also a little bit disappointed that Quentin Tarantino could have just blown up a dummy car that he had painted up to look like the original car you know once these things are gone you can't replace them
@Mr. TA A person with a trump profile picture saying most cop are cool. Buddy you aren't doing yourself any favors.
The police officer that lied did an investigation on himself and found no wrong doing.
and was probably promoted!
ROTFLMAO!!! yup, I bet he did....
The new eternal review board, handpicked by the internal review board, has done an investigation on the alleged misinterpreted internal investigation and found no wrongdoing. They also found that no nefarious intent was ever meant by any officer or investigative body and asserts their complete and total separation from their uncles and co-conspir- I mean, colleagues.
Funny how courts will take word of mouth so seriously, until someone provides actual evidence. But imagine if he had no evidence. It would be 2-3 witnesses against him, that's all the court needs, and cha-ching guilty.
He should have been sent to see Judge Hangin.
Gee... who woulda thought that the police, and a dealership, would lie to cover their a** even if it meant someone going to jail???
This guy very nearly went to jail for 5-10 years and that officer and dealer were prepared to lie again in a court to cover themselves.
Police? lol they do it alllll the time
@@Cocochantelle actually i think i depends on which police officer so dont say that
Who ever heard of a dealership lieing ?😳😱
I would've thought that, cause that's what cops do. Lie and cheat every chance they get to cover their own asses, even if it fucks over someone else.
It doesn’t sound like they “immediately” regretted it. It sounds like they had no idea and no regrets about it until they found out some years later.
Did they ever find out? Sounds like he's still getting away with it years later.
The dude got a literal "get out of jail free" card and NEVER USED IT!
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Right... wtf.. I would have been everywhere in that thing
These Violent Delights Have Violent Ends
That’s why the County Prosecutor provided him with an *Official County Prosecution Letter* as certification. So he would never be harrassed for that. Why was pd be pissed at him its not like he pressed charges or made into a media firestorm. He kept his mouth shut. I would’ve never sold the car: what a tragedy.
To be honest. He probably used it mut doesn't talk about it
He would be a guy ya wanna have a beer with and tell stories around the camp fire :)
Trust me, you DO NOT want to get caught driving a half-code decaled sheriff's car. Full-code is the only way to go!
Do you know something we don't ?
@@rcmarquette3838 apparently John Hopkins understands humor and you do not.
@@katiebohan4809 Well, lets be honest.
Just buy a blacked out detectives crown vic, NO ONE can harras you with it. It's just an completely black crown vic.
Personally I love the detectives version of the crown vic the most, I just love the look of it.
I like black btw:)
Full code or no code
@@masonfirby2155 LOL love it Mason.
Did he ever mention if it was “Full Code”?
Yes, he said it several times while I was watching a video of a ex-police car WITH NO LIGHTS ON IT.
@@jtm1283 seriously.......
@@jtm1283 bruh...
Not sure I’m gonna have to watch it 17 more times
WTF DOES THAT EVEN MEAN
Drinking game: take a shot every time he says "full code Indiana sheriff's car".
Bad idea...I just woke up naked in a mall parking lot with a "full code Indiana sheriff's car" scroll script tramp stamp. It's not worth it. However, it does go nicely with the "it's 107 miles to Chicago..." tat on my ass...
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You can't pour drinks fast enough
I want to drink, not die.
Vermillion County, Indiana
Man that car had a great run, it even got to go out in style.
Too bad he didn’t keep the thing I’m sure it still had plenty of life left in it.
@@michaelwhittaker5624 h00h
@@michaelwhittaker5624 plenty of life and tons of stories to be made. Overall, it gone out in style so cant complaint too much.
Go out in style? It got wasted. Blowing it up make the cops and the gov tickled pink. They f’d up so bad selling it that way and the fact that after getting his new paper work from the prosecutors, that he then took it home, never drove it again and blew it up? That was their dream come true and frankly bewilders me. Am I the only one that understands how valuable that car was!?
Edit: *additional info below*
I mean this is it in an easy package with just the most basic of info showing how this makes no sense:
*(Beginning)* He drives the car doing anything and everything he wants and more. Gets away with shit in front of and Amongst the cops. Does whatever with the car whenever without a care or fear whatsoever. Only becoming more emboldened with each survived encounters. He’s now level up to level 52 out of 100 on the hypothetical cop car calypso transit transfixo video game. *Shit be tight. Not lame.*
*(GASP)* we hold our breath and our ankles/cankles (#noFatShameVideoGame) after being captured and awaiting to see how hard we get fucked. Not whether or not. Just hurt or hurt a lot.
*(Climax/End/Conclusion)* In some out of this world luckiest thing ever our fate turns out not to be a climax in our ends but rather something amazing but then turns into a CONtrary Illusion of what the fuck delusions. We are given the invincibility paperwork by the prosecutor that says copper no stopper. This is a secret magical shopper cop car can’t be stopped car. Aka invincibility and upgrade to level 200 out of a possible 100 levels. You’re told you’re all good in and out the hood and this should be known and understood by all. You’re told to keep the paper work in the glove compartment and they sigh cry hunch over and hand you that which made you invincible and created ultimate confidence and nothing to fear. ........however.....
You suddenly catch your balls on an imaginary nothing and they’re torn off. No biggie you’re still untouchable. ....
Nope. You then pop the hood on the car at the impound yard. Pull the dipstick and use it to live your read tube. Then place it back in the cop cars engine after wiping it clean on your skirt. I mean shirt. After replacing the stick and freeing your hands you then tuck your own dick deep into your own ass. The depth will partially depend on you and the options package you paid for in the preexistence. If you were a cheap ass you’ll be done fast as it will be quick getting your little Smokey of a prick in properly. Some of you maybe need to shim it with a bottle if you’re tiny or a backside struck accessssx model. Now that you’re down pull your throttle and shimming with bottle. You can finally get driving and having fun.....
But no. You won’t. You go directly home. Park the car. Hope off the now piss stained seats, change your depends to deal with your back end yelllow fluid leaking and call a friend who can blow your car up so you can stop freaking. You then go in your bed room open the door to your walk in clothes room and curl into a ball and shake. Being careful it does no dislodge you snorkeling snake. Hate for it to pop out and give ya a snack bite. But alas after the night did pass you were still scared af. You had reallly hoped that spending the night in the closet would fix you and you wouldn’t have to proceed. But you do. And the car is blow up.
*(TLDR)*
.........what the fuck. How is it that you had no fear at all the whole time.
Then when you get into trouble aka DONT get in any trouble and are actually told it’s impossible for you to get into trouble your turn and impale yourself on your white whale money dick and turn alll I don’t even know what the heck to call it? Mentally ill
So now that underdog is here and you should have no fear you won’t even touch the car ever again and blow it up? That car would have sold for a fuckkload to a plethora of different buyers. A movie studio to be blown up and seen as “neeto cause it’s already got the cops decals and we can save a couple bucks” is literally unbelievable. Those cars they blow up are scored for cheap and it sounded like you gave them some kind of fricking deal on it too for doing you a solid and taking the scary car away.
Sorry that’s insane.
Something isn’t true in the store. Something. It has to be. Did the drug cartel that bought it make you give this cover story? Or the gum baller? Or jay Leno, who bought it to have the only legal to impersonate a cop car ? Or Jeffery Ep-I’m-still-Alive-and-fine-Stein buy it for use in his...networking with his best friend? Oh boy I’d like to pretend.
#unbelievable
@@Coincidence_Theorist I think he didn't want to tempt fate if he was ever caught driving it again, paperwork or not the car was on the police's radar now so they'd be watching it anytime they saw it driving around. Also not sure if that paperwork would have done any good in another state, or if he had sold the car to someone else who decided to play cop with it. In the end it seemed he had a car he couldn't drive or sell without potentially getting into trouble. With that I think it getting blow up in a movie was much better end, than being parked somewhere and never used again.
He says" full code Indiana sheriff's car" 38 times
Surely it's not full code with no lights?
I had the real deal had a 2012 police charger full decals and light bars with sirens and a full light rig including strobe tail and headlights
@@xx_mysticwolf_xx1492 what happened to it? Still have it?
Heinz Stresseinheimer sold it to avoid legal liabilties lol I bought a 2011 limited edition MOPAR charger with the money
It's easy to He has a very limited vocabulary
I'm gonna guess that the cop who lied about it didn't end up dealing with anything close to the kind of trouble you would have been in.
If cops just treated everyone like they were cops, we'd be good.
I bought a full code Sabine County sheriff's car in Texas once. It literally had everything except the police radio in it. To include a dash cam, speed gun, cage, lights and sirens
That’s bad ass !!
I'd be so terrified to drive it lol
@@sergeantspeed5941 why? are you black?
@@sergeantspeed5941 as long as your not one of those black people, your good.
Amazing 🤣
Unsurprising plot twist: His wife forces him to sleep on the couch for mumbling "Full code Indiana Sheriffs Car!" in his sleep all night.
He just wants to make sure you know that its a full code Indiana Sheriffs car. He wants it mentioned at least once in his eulogy. XD
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@@sealogic4552 drugs are bad.
“Partner where we at?”
“Sir you have a good day”
Literally the coolest story ive ever heard about a car.
He owes his daughter something that's equal to 5 to 10 years of his life.
haha...no. Not sure where you got those numbers but he wasn't going to prison.
@@Vote_By_Mail Impersonating a police officer is without a doubt years in prison. That is not something that is taken lightly anywhere
I don't know if you have kids ,but they take more then that from you. Lol
@@Baileyemerson It is not a serious offense with only car equipment. If you were to engage in police-type activities then yes, it becomes serious. He wasn't.
Does that make sense to you? Really? What world do you live in.
if anything he's preventing crime by driving it around
At no cost to the tax-payer.
I had a classmate who did rent-a-cop with a motorcycle. He idled up behind another classmate in the parking lot one day as a joke. Got a lecture and was advised someone in car packs heat, and he was lucky to be alive.
All good until you get some idiot that wants to shoot a cop.
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Exactly why they don’t mind taking off spotlights and antennas when they sale their cars
Great story!
I'm 72 years old, retired and sitting home recovering from knee replacement surgery. I'm surfing on CZcams and stumble (hypothetically) on to this story.
Outstanding.
"because I do not want to go through that again.". -hilarious dude
Funny story, but the police officer that lied should really have had some consequences for this.
Yup he really should have just fessed up and taken the hit for selling it as is which was probably against policy. Instead he went from policy violation to potentially criminal false report and got someone in trouble that he knew to be innocent.
Consequences for a police officer? That's hilarious.
Lied about his mistake trying to get someone else convicted with a felony to cover it up.
As well as the Ford dealership.
You know there's no way they did. That's corrupt cops for ya. Dishonest scum!
Probably made the mistake of selling it with decals, so he thought he'd just ruin another man's life to cover it up.
I took a shot every time he said full code Indiana sheriff's car. I just got let out of hospital today
2 funny ha haha ha
Was... was it a Full Code hospital by chance?
hahahahaha.....
This is gold
You're lucky...I died.
That is the coolest last second twist. It was in a Tarantino film.
This story is multiple levels of incredible.
Moral of the story: if you have a daughter cherish her
buy her a camera
@@installtekzdotcom9777 and allow her to get a tattoo at age 13
😆
@@installtekzdotcom9777 ...but NOT a foot tattoo, yeww yuck...
@@jackriley77 whats wrong with you?
He got verifiable proof that he bought it that way and never drove it again? What a waste.
Not only that but to use a car with a bulletproof reason for being kept as a full livery car as a mere prop to be blown up... something any rolling chassis vic could have done. Just such a waste !!.
That was a seriously unique car...
A smart man knows when to walk before getting into any more trouble.
Like he said, he felt he already "got away with murder" and saw a chance to get his money back. He knew it was very illegal doing what he did and let it go before something worse could happen.
@@tothethreshold.9965 I could be wrong, but I have a solid feeling anything worth saving was pulled and sold beforehand. Any decent movie production wouldnt want to blow any car with an engine/ transmission inside. The liability is over the top if the motor mounts dont hold and someone even has a peice of the block land on a toe. Think on the bright side, multiple crown vics kept running on the donor parts from this story. I deffinatly agree it would have been better to keep it, but with everything told in this story I feel the positive luck is over. Weather or not vehicle superstition is real or not I couldnt imagine a serious accident happening (at fault or not) after having that feeling before hand. That's the kind of stuff that will break a person mentally
I'd have offloaded that car, too. He had his fun. And, the car turned into a liability. That was a marked car, after that point. They would have been looking for any reason to pull him over and ticket him. Light out, 1mph over the limit, etc. I'd say that he was smart to cut his losses, and run; but, he didn't HAVE any losses, to speak of. He got his value, and then some, out of it.
I used to work at a Ford dealer back in the day. We'd get ex-police Crown Vics traded in to us from the local precinct all the time. It was our detail shop's FIRST priority to get those decals the HELL off the car as soon as it came in.
rumor has it he is full code certified
Moral of the story : Pictures and videos are the only way to prove one’s innocence.
g B ....your moral is on point but it helps to have a daughter that’s an angel and proving that the devil will not be victorious on that day 😇😇😇😇😇😇☝️
And that most cops are scum
Guilty until Proven Innocent...
@@CJ-we6fv Wasn't that supposed to be the other way round following constitutional law ....?
Unless you are the president.
Drink everytime he says “full code.” You’ll die by 6 minutes
...and every time he says "full code" he also mentions it has decals on the sides. Like "full code police car" has anything to do with vinyl graphics...
Bhahahaah
I was wondering if it was half full code. Lol
@@christaylor6674 lol
Its still not clear if he drove that car everywhere, with full decals 😂
The judge deserves a nod as well.
What a fantastic story, and perfectly told. Thank you!
So the Sheriff's deputy that sold you the car like that lied to cover his ass and you would've possibly been convicted of a felony??
Sounds about right.
99% of cops are good, but the bad ones are real dickheads. Shame this happened
@@jinxxintraffic lol
Sounds about blac... I mean, yeah... right.
if he was black, they wouldn't even give him a chance to pick up those photos, he would've been handcuff and taken to jail.
It's very easy to tell the "good cops" from the "bad cops"; the "bad cop" is the one who is abusing his authority by infringing on your rights, and the "good cops" are the ones who are watching and permitting this to occur.
"I've never drove it again..." WHAT?!! dude, get after it man, u got the pass
After having every officer on duty in the county and a few other counties was enough to change any sane persons mind. Had a truck backfired as he took his hands off the car or his black flashlight appears to be a weapon. I know that feeling all to well!
a pass for what? getting shot?
@z borg that's probably the dumbest thing out of everyone in the comment section. Amazing how easily mislead you are. Has it ever crosses your mind to actually look up how many times that's actually happened. Or because you saw a video on Twitter that had 10 million views you thought that must happen everyday. Just dumb
@@waffleMccoy here's another one
@@theglassmaster3140 It doesn't matter how likely or unlikely that is to happen. The point here is the COST. Never compare the probability of something happening. Instead, compare the COSTS. Imagine you had a choice between 2 scenarios. In scenario A, you had only a 20% chance of getting through it unscathed, and a whopping 80% chance of getting hurt. In scenario B, you had whopping 95% chance of getting through unscathed, or a 5% chance of DYING. Which would you choose?
Similarly, if there is a higher chance of getting killed from just driving this vehicle, why would you choose driving this sheriff car over any other car? It's not as if you had no other vehicle.
Incredible story! You were lucky your daughter had taken photos of the cop driving it onto your trailer the day you bought it. It’s a shame he lied about and caused you all that grief. I don’t blame you for getting rid of it after that.
Best story I have heard in a long time!
...and Supertroopers shenanigans ensued.
How did you comment 15 hours ago if this was just posted?
@@nooknooktyb4922 uploaded as unlisted until it was his normal time to post.
@@girrrrrrr2 ohhhh thanks
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Ayyy donut lol
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Thanks to your daughter!! Photo documentation saves the day!!
That's the best story I've ever heard related to emergency vehicles. I had a friend who bought an ambulance about 30 years ago for the purpose of club hopping with a group of people without having to worry about getting a DUI. The moral to your story is always take a kid with a camera on a road trip!
That officer that lied is corrupt...I hate people who're willing to throw an innocent under the bus to save themselves.
So, you hate 85% of all people then.
@@jeffalbillar7625 Exactly
@@jeffalbillar7625 There's a difference when it's a person of authority which would land someone in legal trouble.
Looks that way to me. The cop went as far as getting the dealer to lie. Wonder how many cops got away with murder lying
Yes that's why he is a pig all cops over here in Mexico man!!!! I just got over here n got pulled over with no drivers license with 600 pesos he let me go lol ppl tells me I gave them too much with 200 would done the job
"you can find anything on eBay" *shows picture of Rabbit*
When he mentioned ebay that was the first thing that popped into my head was Rabbit.
I'm looking for a handgun. No bueno
@@deasttn try gunbroker.net it's mostly valuable stuff though
@@ryderpaskevich857 I've got plenty. My joke was in reference to the fact that eBay doesn't allow gun sales (or animal sales).
@@deasttn yeah true
What a great story! Thank you!
This by far one of the coolest story ever told
I would have driven that sheriff car EVERYWHERE after getting the letter from the prosecutor. Like someone else said in the comments, the only thing it does it keep people from breaking the law when they see it.
Yeah, except now you risk getting executed if you decide to sit in it while eating lunch on the side of the road
Goddamn man, you people are brutal :o
@@freakbiker we're not in the 90s anymore
@@nnass262 Tell that to the families of cops shot point blank range last year, there were more than a couple
@@nnass262 there was 2 lapd (I think lapd) officers that were shot point blank in their car afew months ago.
Good thing he had those pictures. If not, those lying cops would have landed him in prison.
excuse me, but this guy just drove around in a marked police car, and he even said that he got free stuff for driving around. this man basically impersonated as a police officer to get his way. maybe he should be in prison.
@@microwavedskittlez7801 nah
microwaved skittlez You are not excused. He didn’t add strobes. He isn’t pulling people over. People licking the wrong boots is on them. However, the police lied about how they sold it to him. If he hadn’t had evidence to the contrary, he could have gone to prison. That IS a crime. Full stop. If you’re so intent on prosecuting crime and maintaining law and order, why aren’t you calling for the prosecution of the actual criminals here?
Good thing he had a daughter who loves cameras and decided to document their trip... If I was her dad, I would shower her with all the gifts that she wants and raise her allowance... lol... Thank you young lady for saving your Dad.... :)
12 YEARS AGO I BET TODAY HE WOULD NEVER DRIVE THAT CAR
Probably in the top 10 of greatest car stories.
Great story....thanks so much for sharing!
It was the "DONUT" license plate that upset the sheriff!
I’m surprised he wasn’t charged with false advertising!
Never quite understood how many of the fine upstanding LEO’s get so bent out of shape about The Donut pun. We here in the military joke around with each other’s branch all the time but when the 💩 hits the fan we got each other’s six’s. They the law has got to learn that the citizens are not the enemy...hell I admire any person who puts on a uniform and respects what it stands for any day and with cops it stands for Protect and Serve. 😎👍👍👍
@@navycorpsman9291 Most cops have big fragile egos.
Take a shot every time you hear "Full Code"
Best part of the story, sets up all the shenanigans.
I would say Indiana Sheriff Car, but we would go blind.
I died
I'm trying to make a coherent sentence, but all I'm able to think about is the alcohol poisoning I have.
I took a hit of my blunt every time and I’m toasted lool love these underrated comments loool😂
Great story, well worth the time. Thankyou.
That is one great story, told by a great storyteller, fantastic speaker.
Thank You, sir.
Regards,
T.
Saw that impersonating a cop charge from a mile away. That would never have been allowed to fly in most jurisdictions - merely having those sheriff logos on the car, regardless of how you bought it, would be enough for a charge. This is why practically every department will strip the car of most of the goodies before they sell it to you.
I miss mine :(
I don't care about the badges at least leave the supped up police motor in that car
Look up Gabriel Wortman. Lucky this guy wasn't a nut, shit can go horribly wrong when the wrong guy gets their hands on one of these.
Of course they would. Putting the decals on the car is one thing, but whether you did that or not, you knowingly drive around with them on. I’m amazed you got away with it.
@@sallevadorradman1938 The motor is the same thing you got in any crown vic. no difference in the motor at all.
Indiana has weird vehicle laws -- as evidenced by other videos with Travis about his "Holden"
Just goes to show, whenever dealing with the Police, no matter the circumstances...
*DOCUMENT EVERYTHING.*
Sure kiddo
never trust the pigs
Rex Jolles what do you mean “sure” this entire video is the prime example of this.
@@rexjolles Why are you criticizing him for saying something that literally saved an innocent man from being thrown in jail by corrupt cops?
Sad that in the "Land of the Free" law enforcement is basicly and advesary to the public not a servant. Guess it means "The land where cops are free to lie".
Great story teller, great voice.
the corruption is disgusting
Hate when "public servants" lie, especially when they're trying to jam you up. If you can't do your job and be honest, you're in the wrong line of work.
Yeah but police never lie #sarcasm
Cmon guys. They have like the hardest job in the world. Yes and there are some that will lie. Just like there are teachers and lawyers and countless other jobs that some people will lie. However they risk there lives on a daily basis and yea what happened to George Floyd was terrible but the average officer deserves our respect and thanks.
@@kaikjs2252 No you can't compare them to teachers and lawyers . Their lies and incompetence can lead to innocent people going to jail, ruining their lives and not to mention the potential death their mistakes can lead to. We all lie at some point regardless of our professions but it take a person lacking a conscious to lie even when you know their is a innocent and precious life at steak.
@fleck Cadeau I think what you are trying to say is that cops have more responsibility than teachers or lawyers. When teachers lie a student gets a bad grade. When cops lie a life could be ruined. However my point is the average cop doesn’t lie more than the average teacher or lawyer. And you can’t deny the average cop who wants to help puts their life on the line to serve the public. I’m not saying wha this cop did was acceptable but the average cop deserves our respect.
Problem is that it's perfectly legal for police officers to lie.
I must of missed him saying he bought a full code, Indiana Sheriffs car, from eBay. I never heard him mention it.
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A full code, Indiana Sheriffs car, from eBay? No way, I would not have known.
Was it full code though?
You did read the title before clicking the video right?
This is one hell of a story, love it!
What a fantastic dad/daughter moment.
Not the first time I heard of police lying with someone else's freedom on the line just to cover their own asses!
And it won't the last time either, my friend. :)
@@1USAUSA Yep, look at Obuttwipe, the Hildebeast and Biteme lying about Donald Trump and the "Russian Conspiracy". Guaranteed those miserable turds will get away with it.
Ford dealer lied too. Just human beings covering their own ass.
The officer that sold you the car perjured himself and didn't get charged? Sounds about right.,
He would not have been under oath over the phone.
@@kencallis7215 True, but it was part of a police investigation. Lying during an investigation is not perjury, but it is a chargeable offence.
They denied him of his 4th amendment and 5th amendment. They believed a lying officer over over an honest individual.
@@gmsllc no 2 vs 1 ford dealer and cop vs 1 civilian, theres nothing you can do but travis had proof that they lied thats how courts work my dude
Exactly what I was thinking
My heart broke when you said they blew it up.
What a great storyteller. Really enjoyed that
Wow, a cop lied.
Wow, a car dealer lied.
Never saw that coming.
Sarcasm.....
/sarcasm
ESFitnessSavage /s
Actually the moral of the story is that most of the cops did the right thing. When they had evidence that he bought it like that, they gave it back and all charges were dropped and they didn't even try to make him take the decals off. They even gave him something to show cops in case it would happen again. One cop sucked and one car salesmen sucked. The rest were great. Facts.
But why tho?
I work at a new car dealership and we service all the local police vehicles. Just stay away, lol
“Quentin Tarantino blew up my car”
Actually , Quentin Tarantino · Robert Rodriguez · Rob Zombie · Edgar Wright and Eli Roth blew up his car
That can't be the first time sum1 has said that.
Quentin Tarantino only blew my car.
Awesome story, Awesome Story.... Thank you for that! You made my Day my friend.
What a great story. Thanks!
The tow truck probably billed that sheriffs department.
LOL
Oh heck no they do it on the house cause they owe all they make on the cops calling them for wrecks.
They may have!
this is one of the best story i have heard on this channel he so lucky his daughter took pictures
Yes interesting how honest the uh, car sellers were and both sellers are considered pillars of the community. Nice.
Welcome to Indiana, the key is not to be seen ha
Yeah, I'm not surprised that the cop lied about the stickers being on the car. This kind of dishonesty from LE is unfortunately a very common thing. His lies could have ruined a mans life. I shudder to think how many innocent people are in prison for really serious offences. Trust in law enforcement has been eroding for many years.
Lmao thank God for the daughter Taking those pictures! Smh
You'd better thank someone that knows you...
Good story, Travis. Nice car. Thanks for sharing.
He was going to get a whole felony because some lying cops ..smh
A full code felony.
He should have been charged with impersonating a law enforcement officer, not because of any documents or statements the Sheriff made, but because he broke the law. Law Enforcement Officers have no authority to grant permission to commit crimes. That is itself a crime. So maybe there are two or more criminals in this story?
He may have bought the police vehicle that way BUT he could have still got in trouble for the things he has done in it. All that free stuff he got? Those employees/people thought he was a sheriff and he didn't say otherwise.. Impersonating a police officer still. Free car wash, free tow, free food, etc.
Yea man, Patrick... Well, don't you know that Cops or LAW ENFORCEMENT is always RIGHT... They never make mistakes ever, never LIE on the POLICE report, Tamper with Evidence, Plant illegal drugs on innocent motorists, etc, etc, etc... ROTFLMAO!!!
Just wondering, was this a "Full Code Sheriff" car?
I don't know. I think we need more evidence.
@@hondacivic2889 I only believe someone after they repeat themselves 19 times exactly, no more, no less.
@@sergeantspeed5941 It's 24 for me.
Full coat? As in livery?
I don't know, he really should have told us.
Best story I've heard lately!
Driving an old cop car is always great to make friends. :D I drive an old german police car as my daily driver here in germany. Still has the lightbar (disconnected and with black tinted lenses) and the green stripes on it, but I never got into trouble. Yes, you get pulled over from time to time in an old police car, but usually the cops just want to know where it was on duty, how much I paid for it and what the mileage is. Nice thing is: Whenever the car is parked on the side of a road, everyone is going exactly by the speed limit and when you're driving around in it, you see people grabbing their seatbelts and throwing away their phones. xD
The cop sold it knowing he'd never get held accountable even if caught
Yeah, and even lied and threw the guy under the bus. Prick. Bet you any money he's still on payroll and going in to court to testify all the time.
@@SnownelVEVO No doubt he's ruined many a person's lives over his personal dishonesty. It's fine if you want to be a turd but don't take other people down because you're lazy and a liar.
“And then the car got blown up at the end of ‘Planet Terror’” is not how I saw this ending
Exactly. Once he got the car back with the letter, I figured they'd all live happily ever after.
That made me kinda sad tbh
Don't blame him tbh. He dodged a pretty big bullet only because he brought his daughter with him that day.
Ya, how stupid. They could have blown up a fake or one that didn't even run and drive, what a waste
i was hoping he kept it like a trophy
This story is pure gold
Awesome story. I love this channel.
Cop and dealership: No one would ever sell this man a sheriff's car.
Travis: Objection!! **puts down daughter's photos from that day** Take that!!
Phoenix Wright be like
should have countersued the officer who sold it to you and the ford dealership for blatantly lying to charge you with a crime that wasn't committed.
Why sue the cops?
He knew since he bought it, that it was not ok to drive that car on the road.
@@dan_6915 1. As stated Officer blatantly lied while trying to charge him for a crime that was never commited.
2. The officer should of known better than to sell a cop car in the first place.
3. Nothing the guy in the video did was illegal. However everything the cop did probably was.
@Bill Williams For someone who probably gets their morals from laws regardless of how bad or good they are. You sure dont see how easy it is to make a case here.
@Bill Williams couldn't drive ANYWHERE in the state without getting pulled over
That shows digital cameras are always handy to have!! Pictures are worth a thousand words and 100 percent evidence in any situation.
Best story ever! I had a great time listening to this!
He is one of my favorite story tellers! Man wish I could sit here all day listening to him! Im from Australia might have to send a UTE to my brother in Canada haha.
Him and rabbit are the two I come back to listen to the same stories over and over.
Disassemble a ute and ship it into the US as parts and then assemble it and fuck with the dmv
Please send ME a UTE! I would REALLY appreciate that
Wait, so a police officer and department would lie and try to cover it up to save their own ass? I'm just shocked.
He would have been pretty screwed if he could not prove it was sold like that. But anything happen to people that had false statements? I am betting no. Shocked over here too!
yeah, they'd rather have their own little brotherhood where they try to save each others asses rather than protecting and serving
It don’t shock me cops never admit guilt NEVER! they always play the blame game or say idk what your talking about. What shocks me is that that this shocked you lol you live under a rock or sum wake up cops are a bunch of liars. Not all of them thought there are sum real genuine good cops and people need to understand that. It’s like saying for example you have 10 Apple and 1 Apple is bad are you automatically gonna say oh all these apples are bad fuck all apples. #STAYWOKE
@@HoloScope what they do a great job protecting and serving.....?
THEMSELVES LOL
Nobody, but nobody, lies like the baconators.
Great stories and all incidents well handled . Your daughter deserves a little present .
I had a coworker who got a Nevada Highway Patrol crown vic. He convinced the DMV that his "ACAB" plate for the crown vic was because it was "a cab."
I cant beleive its a "full code Indiana sheriff's car"
Legend says he’s still saying full code to this day
Wow what an awesome story thank you for sharing with all the things that are going on in this world and that made my heart smile stay strong Warriors
You know you rattled them when the prosecution is helping you out 😂
full code. in case anyone missed that.
What a sweet story. His daughter is a SUPERSTART, even if she didn’t realise it at the time.
that is a crazy story, very nice and shame on the police for trying to say you didn't buy it that way
Glad you had good time with it. That suck they blew it up.
I am a retired Law Enforcement Officer after 38 years of service; and I find your story imensley hilarious and entertaining. Good luck to you man. Thank you
@demo this is why i respect the idea of the police officer but not the job itself. I used to give them automatic respect but now I treat them as they are, just normal people, I treat them no better or worse than a random person I meet on the street. Ill respect them only on a person to person basis as I meet and interact with them but I have had a 50:50 ratio of interactions with cops that should be fired, never to work with positions of authority and perfectly competent role model cops. That 50:50 ratio is too close for me to naively fully trust every officer I meet, a lesson I had to learn the hard way. This story is more sad than funny because all I could see was 1.) the unearned special treatment the police get 2.) the willingness of said police to break the law and incriminate an innocent to protect their jobs.
Like i said half of those cops are great people, the other half are trash. The good half doesn't recognize the bad half because they're all part of the same "brotherhood" or "gang" so hold their brothers to a lower standard than the public, consciously or unconsciously. I guarantee that the officer that committed a crime and lied was not charged with perjury etc. or fired....
I had thought...these vehicles were supposed to be re-tunef & stripped down of ALL decals, etc. *before* they were sold. Just my opinion, but people look like doofuses driving around in these things(especially with those silly looking spotlights still dangling about). It's like...they are 'wannabe vigilantes" or something.
Nevermind that cop lied I guess. No so funny. Unless you are one it seems.
Why do you cops lie so much? It's disgusting! You ruin other people's lives!
They lie to gather information they wouldn't get under normal circumstances Example: Officer: Did you murder that guy? Answer: NO! Officer: We have three witnesses, your finger prints, and DNA at the crime scene.......If you know your constitutional rights as they pertain to local law, you shouldn't have any worries. :)
The moral of the story is, sometimes common sense skips a generation.
No its that police get away with anything
PatientMental it def not that either lmao
Loved this video! Very well told :)
What a great story teller