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This is what we mean when we say takeovers ruin the car scene for everyone else.
The ones doing takeovers don't care. They have the exact same mindset as mr WhistlinDiesel himself, destroying things others care about in crude and vulgar ways brings them joy. Except instead of individual vehicles they own, they destroy the entire hobby.
This is also what we mean when we say ACAB/FTP
We have to self-police our car meets. Cheering those takeover idiots on is making the problem worse.
Definitely praying for y’all 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Bread996 the problem is that they only want attention. If you cheer them, they'll do it more. If you boo them, they'll do it more. If you kick them, they'll get back to you. If you throw eggs and rotten tomatoes at their cars, they deliberately won't wash their cars, show up to the next meet with tomato stains and do it again.
With this logic, every single sports team (NHL,NBA,MLB, FIFA) should be held liable when a riot breaks out after they lose or win a game.
Ah those riots are a net gain as far as the city’s are concerned. Smh
@@nicholashartzler2205 bigger badder cop shops! the town I live in, google 'granby bulldozer' it was the catalyst for an amazing upgrade for a very small force lol.
Those big events are organized by big corporations/organizations that pay „proper” people and the protection is ordered from the top. This dude is an individual without proper connections and they can manipulate him as they want.
@@benz500rahh corruption…yes the downfall of American civilization
100%
A judge with 1/4 of a brain will throw these charges out, but I have lost all faith in our justice system.
Yeah especially after that one judge said, "the 2nd amendment doesn't exist in this court". Some of these judges are straight up denying their responsibilities.
1/4 is asking for quite a bit these days
hes a hard working white guy so they will probably throw the book at him however they can
@@antonsaiko that wasn't in Nashville, Nashville has a big takeover scene so it's not unreasonable.
@@antonsaiko that wasn't in Nashville, Nashville has a big takeover scene so it's not unreasonable.
A good reason to have the car shows in the morning is that none of the idiots show up that early.
The actual good reason to have it in the morning is that the attendees will spend money in the local community. Holding it at night means that the city gets nothing back for being the venue. Usually if you do something at night, the unwritten rule is you pay bribes to the police or offer women of the night for the local community. They did none of those things.
@ryelor123 doing it during the day would cause traffic and scare away all the businesses regular customers. At night time there is more space and less traffic and some places are still open
@@ryelor123 Do you have autism? Genuine question.
That's the truth. But my sweet underglow just doesn't pop so good under that noon sun.
@@ryelor123 _"offer women of the night for the local community"_
lmao. lay off the movies
This seems like a typical law enforcement tactic where they overcharge you hoping that you plead to lesser charges and settle before trial
Yes. It's fundamentally circumventing the 6th amendment and should be unconstitutional
Kentucky is notorious for this.
@@PW.Skyline.V37Kentucky, Texas, Indiana and Tennessee might as well be Nazi Germany
Exactly, intimidation at its finest
Exactly. He won't go to jail unless he gives in.
Remember kids, if you get arrested ALWAYS say you want to speak to your attorney before answering any questions
I have a better idea. Don't answer any questions.
Better yet is to just comply give your name and info and use your 5th amendment. Speak only in the presence of your lawyer, also remain cordial and calm.
@@America_won Speaking Not at all is better.
@@HaydnSnydernot if you get arrested. Giving your basic info is kind of important lol
@@America_wonhere in the uk you just gotta give them your name, that’s it you can and should give a no comment interview I did and was cleared of the charges after a 5 month investigation
The cops more are less said “there a lot of them and few of us, but there is few of us and one of you, so we can arrest you”
This is exactly it. The mob won't be arrested.
Were they out gunned as well….or don’t the police have access to guns?
@noonehere1793 TN is a constitutional carry state. Everyone is armed, all the time.
They're cowards. They did the same thing when Antifa / BLM were rioting across the country. They'd arrest the victims of the mob while walking amongst these mobs.
Holy fuck, what did grammar ever do to you?
Asking cops at your peaceful event to stop people from creating havoc and then them not doing it and then him being arrested is truly 2024 shit
There was a Grateful Dead tribute band that bought a camp ground and would put on festivals.
At first they just looked the other way when it came to drug dealing but soon some unsavory types moved in and they had trouble.
The band went to the cops and asked for help, tried to hire the police for security.
The police blew them off.
Turns out the cops and the feds were building a case against the band leader and owner of the camp ground.
Turns out the camp ground was next to a park that wanted to expand.
The locals didn't like the music fests so someone came up with the idea charge the band leader with drug trafficking, lock him up then seize the campground.
The locals get a larger park and no more music fests.
The only bright side of the story is the band leader got sent to a prison that allowed the prisoners to learn an instrument and play music.
So he got to practice guitar full time for however long he was locked up.
They were clearly trying to build a case and letting it happen ive heard of this in other cases they won't nip it until they have a stack of evidence. Police are for govt protection and revenue not to protect the individual there's been Supreme Court cases over that.
They were blocked off by the clown drivers you donut
This is not the only time this goes way far back in time, bud. If the state thinks that you’re doing something illegal or not, they’ve gone after innocent people over and over and even if you proven court that you are innocent, they will drop the charges right at the end of court. Turn around and recharge you for something else.
There’s a video somewhere on here of a paraplegic that was charged for selling his narcotics which he was not in a jury, found him guilty and gave him 10 years . He was just taking a larger amount of narcotics because of how fucked up he was which is legal. But the state didn’t drop because they had that money they’ll to anyone. Doesn’t matter what year. Broken fucking system.
Your country's prisons have been full of innocent people as long as you have had prisons.
Your cooperation made you an easy target. It's not about catching the real problems, it's about making it look like they are doing something.
Exactly. Cops would actually have to do something if they had to catch drug deals or other crimes. Instead they bust innocent people then claim they protect and serve.
Wow! The truth hits hard…
they are the enemy of the people....the more people learn that the sooner the better and one day maybe we can revamp the system .....slowly everyone learns it can happen to them
Saying the quiet part out loud.
This is only a piece of the unspoken truth about what they are doing to this poor guy
There’s a lot of street takeover kids laughing at this situation inside stolen cars right now.
hey scott!, didn't expect to see you here!
I need to off so airsoft gear weres a good spot
@@coyster530 Like get rid of it? Hopup i think is a place online to sell airsoft guns
Scott Hallenbeck in here fr
They need arrested and prosecuted. I didn’t realize they were thieves as well.
I've come to the realization that the police are the main reason why we need lawyers.
The global elite who run the world: the central banks, the multi-billion-dollar government corporations, the asinine political puppets, and of course their order-following police - they simply want the poors fighting each other, and not fighting them. And they really want most of the population's carbon footprint removed from earth. They hate everyone underneath them and especially the freedom to move around, in vehicles particularly. Once people finally realize this, everything becomes crystal clear.
What your really not realizing is there are alot of lawyers that pay some cops to be the first lawyer called for a client knowing they are probably not guilty of the crime but to get paid and the cops will arrest ppl so they can get the kick back from the lawyer so yes your right in cops are the reason we need lawyers but there are lawyers out there that get the cops to give them there clients
@@hulksmash5-625huh, your sentence made no sense bud.
Ummm... Duh! Never speak to them without representation no matter how innocent you are.
Only reason
My wife and I were fishing in downtown Chattanooga. We got back to the boat ramp late in the evening. There was a car meet / takeover at the boat ramp parking lot. My truck was blocked in. I asked some people to move their cars so I could load up and leave. A few people got mad and started hitting my truck and keyed my truck. I called the police. I was arrested for instigating violence. Because I “poked the bear” what one officer said. Cost me 10k to fight it in court and they just dropped charges. Police are NEVER on your side
Bullshit, you did more than that
@@okk7306 Sounds standard for TN. TN is an extremely Republican state so anyone working for the government is looking for a quick pay day rather than actually doing their job. The government is too busy having a cock sucking contest to care about the general public.
Very good point! THE COPS ARE NOT YOUR FRIENDS They are never just "here to help" so many people end up in jail because they think they are supposed to do everything a cop tells them but the truth is if you haven't committed a crime and you're not about to commit a crime and you not in the act of a criminal offense the police DO NOT have any authority over you! They are our equals unless we broke a law. Cops, for I believe the lack of good training, don't think this way. For whatever reason they think they can walk up to you and you have to listen to their orders but you don't legally!
@@okk7306 Did you even watch the video?
First and foremost stay strapped always…. You were minding your own business. So to the people holding you against your will and not letting you leave tell them you feel like your being kidnapped and that things are going to happen real quick if they don’t get out of your way…
Like arresting the bank manager for giving out money to his legitimate customers but not the robbers that come in and steal it.
Based statement, and an even more Based profile.
More like if you ran a bank but someone that had an account with you was using it for illegal activities but you tried to shut down their accounts but the police would not...but then tried to charge you later for not....
HE is inviting these people to congregate.
Except the bank manager is a member of the local community who's economically helping the local community. This was an event where people from out of town visited an area at night when most businesses were closed and then left afterwards. Local law enforcement and the courts serve their community first and the law second. He didn't even pay a bribe when they were hinting that he should.
Good ol metro Nashville PD. Can't be bothered to show up to a car crash but all willing to shut down a car show
Police don't want to do traditional police work anymore, they just want to harass people for violating arbitrary speed limits and having a bit of fun. It's low hanging fruit because all the older women have already been conditioned to accept enforcement of victimless crimes because safety.
cant be bothered to arrest takeover fucks but are lining up to shut down park n chills in a mall lot
It's all about generating revenue and nothing about protecting and serving the community. Nashville PD is a joke
I left Nashville 8 years ago for Los Angeles and I never looked back. I have fond memories of my childhood, my family is part of the community there, but these days it’s only gotten worse living there for many people. I found a lot of work here in CA, the car scene is way better, and the canyon drives are best in the nation. I’ll never go back.
Cops don't show up for pussy ass fender benders anymore, genius.
What surprises me is that these car owners showing up in $1M hypercars should know some powerful people in that area that could help him out.
Wow, you know what, you are absolutely right
That's a great point. I wouldn't be too surprised if his "great attorney" is one of those people.
Great attorney for a great guy that's never done a donut before. He is square man 3000. @phonebem
Why would they know powerful people? Money doesn't unlock some secret door in the city lmao.
@AI.Overlord.X it absolutely does
If found innocent in criminal court. Then you need to counter sue the state and Nashville pd for defamation and lost wages minimum. I bet there is more that a lawyer can whip up.
He'll be found guilty and then win on appeal at the next level. You can't sue a place for a court ruling or the stuff that led to it. He held an event far from home at night when shops and restaurants were closed and didn't even pay a bribe to the police. Local law enforcement and courts exist to serve their communities, not uphold the law. He's being made an example for using a venue without giving anything back. They kind of hinted that he needs to pay a bribe when they refused to arrest the street racers.
@@ryelor123 This is how it works if you live in Russia not the US 😂
@@TheWasatchCrown No difference what Country. Two sides of the same Coin - Government vs. Citizens.
Correct. Never trust cops.
No one is ever found innocent....it's guilty or not guilty.
Going after the easy target instead of the truly guilty.
You can't arrest kings
@@aresjerry What?
That's the double digit IQ boys in blue way of life.
@@aresjerrykangz
An out-of-towner holds an event for other out-of-towners at night when all the businesses were closed and then desires the services of local law enforcement. Yeah, that's how you get cops to punish you quickly. They serve their community, not the law. He was even given a chance to pay a bribe and he didn't.
Police are gonna take an L on this so hard. Can’t even enforce when asked smh
Unfortunately they probably won't. Worst case for them is they send him some tax-payer money that does not come from the PD's budget.
They're already winning. They don't care if the charges stick they just don't want to play private security to some kids overcrowded car meets.
@@itsjustpizza fair point
Nope.
Make sure you sue the hell out of them and get your arrest record expunged.
Petition to dismiss with prejudice on the grounds that there wasn't a riot.
Bro saw suits and thinks he’s a lawyer
@@aspennicol6467Bro saw a comedian and thinks he's funny
Bro chose violence 😂 @@Blaze5x5x5
What are you two on about??
@aspennicol6467 @Blaze5x5x5
You have my name! Today I saw a CZcams comment that had well over 900K likes, almost 1M! I wish this had that many!!!
Prosecutors need to be personally sued for misrepresenting and vindictively trying to charge those trying to comply with the law
The law is above the law bud..
This guy is very well spoken for a 21yo
That’s called an attorney lol
When you’re in a legal battle you get really good at telling your story. You become intimately aware of all the details
Yea bc he's very smart
@@user-ng6yu7kb8o putting on an event of 3000+ people without proper protection or being able to control attendees you’re not very smart you rent out space hire police and security and then you don’t have to deal with asshole takeover people you can’t play ignorant saying how was I supposed to control the burnouts and I didn’t invite them doesn’t matter you pay for security and workers to direct and let cars in
Facts
What sucks is they can charge you with a bunch of BS charges, and even if it does get dismissed your still out all the legal fees. You cant recoup the costs to defend yourself against a over aggressive DA. The judge should have tossed this at your preliminary hearing.
hint hint thats what they are doing to trump as well... the more of trumps money that is thrown at legal fees is less money going to trumps presidential campaigning. aka that is election interference. but its our own government doing so.
What u don't get back ur legal fees if the state looses a case ?
@@humungus4206Typically no, unless you countersue on something else, live civil rights violation or maybe something else. And that’s just more money.
This video will cover it…
The process is the penalty
The cops are really mad, that you didn't hire them as off duty security at your event.
That seems like the bribe to make everything go okay.
Well, as the event holder, he should be paying for security, not the taxpayers. Instead, he's made a video complaining about the publicly funded police not providing free security for his private event.
They want that protection money.
@@HalfBackCrack exactly!
@@JH-wd6dp events held on public grounds, free and open for anybody to show up are not "private events"
And now the dude knows why those events were always early in the morning. Troublemakers like to sleep late.
That Is why I never wake up until the time is a double digit hour.
Exactly.. Dumb to do at night
Like my stepdad says no one out after dark but cops and
Criminals 🤷♂️😂
@@edibledoctor423 Well that's objectively not true.
When you set up an event in another town or city, you have to make sure the event economically benefits the venue. If your event fails to do that, then cops will want a bribe for their efforts. If a bribe isn't offered and adult services aren't provided for the communities men so they don't abuse their own children or pay local women, then you're robbing the community in the eyes of law enforcement and the courts.
The government knows they will eventually lose this case. Putting you through the process and forcing you to spend money on your defense is the punishment.
Not only that but everyone in their "industry" gets paid regardless of whether it comes out of the individual pocket or the public purse.
And who is going to stop them?
The whole justice system is corrupt to is core.
Correct. The process is the punishment. "Lawfare."
Yep, this is “Big Justice” charging us so they can expand their wealth… LEO’s, prosecutors, lawyers, judges, etc… they will prolong it as long as they can to drain your wealth. Lawfare…. And everyone in the industry loves it because they get wealthy.
The bureaucracy has took over, it’s the elite professional class, parasites that create and build nothing, draining the working class of all wealth.
Essentially, they've already won. The moment the arrest is made the cops have made their quota. Now the DA needs to see how many brownie points she can get out of it. They've got nothing to lose.
Yep. I call it malicious prosecution. They know they probably won't win, so they'll make the process as difficult as possible.
Reminds me of a local case with a nightclub. It's the 90s, ecstasy is everywhere and a local nightclub owner is tearing his hair out trying to stop it. He asks the police to post officers in the club regularly, even offering to pay for the officers to be there, and the police simply responded saying 'we can't do that'. The owner posted extra bouncers and banned people for anything to do with drugs whenever it was found.
Meanwhile the council was trying to buy the nightclub - it's a historic venue and the council wanted to do up the street that the club is on. However, the council always massively lowballed their offers and they were all rejected. The council commissioned a report on the club and one of the findings of the report was that the value of the building would be significantly less if it were unoccupied.
Surprise surprise, a few months later there was a police raid and they found drug dealers in the club. Nothing in the private areas, nothing connected to the club owner, nothing to do with the staff, just punters doing 90s club scene things. The owner was however arrested and charged with allowing drug dealing on his premises, and the club was shut down.
He was sent to jail for 9 years and the council made another dirt cheap offer, pointing out that the building was now no longer a busy nightclub and effectively abandoned, hoping that the owner would be forced to accept in order to alleviate his financial issues from fighting his case. However, he rejected it, and has done so ever since.
He was offered 1.5m for the building a few years back but he said he'd rather give it to the city for free in return for an admission that he was innocent. The offer was rejected and the building still stands derelict.
If they want to hang you the police will more than gladly facilitate crime and stand aside, just so they can get you.
Back the blue... Until they come for you lol
Oddly enough, this sounds like something that would happen in Myrtle Beach, SC.
@@rockmusicman21Lol they loved the police until they actually did their job protecting the senate floor on January 6th. They’re a bunch of pussies.
Sheffield?
Who??? I wanna talk to this guy
It's as if someone held a music festival, some random guy who attended was selling drugs, got caught, but the person throwing the event was arrested and charged as a drug lord. It doesn't make sense to charge the event holder over the actions of someone else acting maliciously.
Event holders do bear some responsibility for putting on a safe and secure event, particularly against foreseeable problems. This guy just publicly admitted he knows this problem will occur at his events, but apparently hasn't done anything to prevent it. Adding "no burnouts or donuts" to the flyer isn't enough and if he wants the police to actually be involved and help him do his job, then he needs to pay them to have special police details present.
In other words: he's too cheap to hire security and is complaining that the taxpayers won't foot the bill for securing his event.
@@JH-wd6dp Where do you get that from? He said he attempted to contact the police for assistance and got no reply. He never said he expected it to be free. Also, if the police are present there anyway, why not do their jobs while they're there or notify him that he will be held responsible for what happens instead of just charging him out of nowhere for 5 car shows that police were present for. There's a right and wrong way for police to operate. This is the wrong way. They're trying to claim 5 riots happened in their presence, but they did nothing. Sounds like the police should hold some accountability if he has to.
@@James-vn8zb He made no mention of trying to hire any kind of security, police or otherwise, and neither him nor the police have mentioned any sort of security being present. All he said was he emailed the police to come assess the locations and he received no response. Translation: he asked them to do security consulting and they declined by not responding. As well, it's important to know exactly when he started "asking for assistance."
"if the police are present there anyway, why not do their jobs while they're there or notify him that he will be held responsible for what happens"
You're assuming they weren't doing their job, but one part of doing their job is the collection of evidence. Keep in mind this video is only his side of the story. The police's side appears to be their presence at some of the meets was because they were already looking at who was organizing the events. The police are under no obligation to give people advice, especially during an investigation.
By his own statements, he didn't start looking at getting things like permits, permission, and insurance until things had already started to go wrong, in which case I suspect the police were already building a case against him. They went after the root of the problem (illegal/poorly managed car meets) instead of the symptoms (individual drivers attracted to the meets).
@@James-vn8zb yeah that guy didnt watch the video. He's one of the cops just watching for sure
@@JH-wd6dp He did try to get the cops there, they never replied. All they had to do was reply saying "heres the process, heres the cost..." but they never did. In Other words, The cops didnt want to be there to do their jobs.
charged for inciting a riot by hosting a car show, but in summer of 2020 they refused to prosecute actual riots
He should just tell the police he is a BLM organiser and all charges will be dropped
He did it at night, provided no prostitutes, and didn't pay a bribe. In other words, he used the location for his benefit and provided no financial compensation to it or services that the community wants from outsiders - women of the night. Now you know the real reason why the underground railroad existed in the 1800s and was able to flourish despite the greed of local law enforcement.
@@ryelor123😂😂😂😂
Nothing you said was anything but a straw man...
The early summer protests, riots, and sporadic uprisings resulted in over 10,000 arrests nationwide. The FBI later expanded that number to more than 13,600 (as of June 6, 2020).
Stupid sheep much huh?
violence may not be correct, but the system is infinitely more cruel to those in poverty than any property damage done by the blm protestors. andrew callaghan from all gas no brakes had investigative reporting from inside one of the riots, which you should watch if only to try to understand where the other side is coming from, to better be able to counter claims/misconceptions others may have
So awesome someone was smart enough to call his attorney before meeting the police!!
I hope he can successfully sue the city/state for this kind of harassment.
Bro held the event and had people being menaces his responsibility
@@Raypage97 "had people" how can you have people?
@@Raypage97 Ok Bootlicker
@@Marshark50ask Bezos he 'has' people. They are staff that live on his yacht all year.
Sue the what now? tahahaha
As someone who dealt with one aggressive THP officer for over 3 years before finally resolving my case, I feel for you. A traffic stop ended up costing me over $20K in lawyer fees, as well as a ton of wasted time in courtrooms for nearly the whole second half of my twenties. It very nearly cost me my job and my reputation as well. I'm still bitter several years later. I generally like cops, but THP has some very bad apples in the bunch. Good luck with your fight.
F-Texas
@@WillitThrashhey you voted for this
@@WillitThrashIsn't he talking about Tennessee, not Texas?
Ur gullible, just stop theres absolutely no way on earth u can like cops in america generally especially after what happened to u. Its literally a miserable tyrant gang the type to create school shooters if they didnt become one themself for the tyrant government.
You should have sued the THP for harassment and false arrests
D.A. department woke up and thought: "what can we do to sow more fear and distrust of law enforcement today?"
He just needs to stand his ground, let this go to a jury, theres no way a jury would send this man to jail
I wouldnt put that to chance say you get a few assholes on your jury who see the pictures of all the people and hear riot and agree with that you gotta let the lawyers handle this one and go at them for the riot stuff since he didn’t incite a riot they can get it thrown out with facts instead of relying on a jury for his future
I've seen a guy who was arrested for holding a sign across the street from a police station. He wanted a jury because it was blatantly obvious what happened. The jury convicted him of the made up charges.
i think stats say he has a 98% chance of conviction
Plenty of people have bias against what they see as hoons
Your response to a clearly corrupt police force is to assume the system that created the corrupt police force will work in his favor? Oh Sweety...
When i get rear ended in a parking lot, the cops cant do anything because its a 'private property area'
Someone calls for some bikes doing wheelies in an abandoned lot and they swarm like roaches.
Pick one.
They're going with option #2 every time. Why? Option #1 makes no money for the injustice system.
@@BrianSmith-lo3mjlike how you said injustice system. Very accurate and unfortunate
Is this jury or bench trial?
@@dave-and-ava-outdoorsjury i believe
I always find it dumb 90% time cops wont come for a crash in parking lots who cares if its private property
just putting this out there... we had some issues with police about an hour and a half south of Nashville with an officer involved car accident on our land. Officer trespassed on our land on the side of a mountain. Dad slid into the back of the guys personal car, not a squad car. Guy was off duty with his daughter in the car. We have signs and a gate and he ignored it. Essentially, no damage to either vehicle aside from a scuffed bumper. The arrested my dad on the spot, impounded his truck and threw 4 charges of felony assault with a deadly weapon on him. It's taken us 3 years to get his charges dropped down but we had to fold because we simply couldn't afford to pay the attorney anymore. Having sold a bunch of tools and vehicles from our homestead. My dad had to take a plea deal because we simply couldn't keep going financially. These cops are CORRUPT in the southeast of TN.
"Dad slid into the back of the guys personal car, not a squad car."
Not siding with the cops here, but why did he do that?
@@tartarosnemesis6227 Winding steep gravel driveway with sharp turns and trees/brush covering. Essentially he was hauling ass down the mountain side and didn't have enough room to fully stop before lightly bumping the guys car. He was worried someone was trying to make off with our car trailer on one of the landings.
@@tartarosnemesis6227 Why was the cop in his personal vehicle, on their posted private property with signs and a gate?
@@justinp1982 because hes an overstepping idiot. Cops out here in the woods think we dont got eyes in the hills anymore. They will happily come onto large property for any reason they want because its nearly impossible to do anything against local cops in a small town.
This is like getting griefed by an Opressor MK II in a GTA lobby and getting banned from GTA for getting griefed.
Lol that's why I don't play the damn game anymore these days.
fr bro thats why i only play invite only lobbies now
I’m the owner of Coldstart U.S. We’ve done the same thing over here on the East Coast. After amassing our largest event with FearofDyin we were shut down even with printed permission that we gave to police. The narrative these guys play with the community anymore is laughable. Permits, families, and food trucks get sent home but people creating havoc in our cities get to go on. It’s heartbreaking. Can’t even do something good without being stopped anymore. They don’t want us to work together and create positivity, they live for the havoc.
I am sorry to hear about this; the police have been largely useless and feckless for decades now.
The cops are criminals and are in with criminals. Of course the criminals run free while innocent people rot in prison.
nailed it
Its alot bigger than just car shows.
The US and Canadian governments are and have been on the push to devide citizens any way possible. Can't have people bringing citizens together. Big groups of citizens are what the government fears.
They can't control the criminals so they control the citizens instead
Those officers showing up to each event were there for a VERY SPECIFIC reason..... They were GATHERING as much evidence as possible to create a case.... They weren't there for everyone's safety.
Exactly, and they'll screw this boy to the wall. I live here, I know how the justice system works. He's headed to jail.
They were probably looking for a bribe. The event was held at night therefore local businesses didn't earn much money from the travelers. In such a situation, someone holding an event either pays a bribe or provides women and girls to provide the services the community wants but doesn't want done by its own citizens. Cops exist to protect the community, not people who pass by and used the community to their benefit while giving nothing back.
Courts have flat out said that cops have no legal duty to protect anyone. Their only job is to get arrests and convictions. ACAB.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes 👌
Cops generally never show up to help
The cops have not and will not ever be your friend.
A cop saved my friends life in a car accident and without them he wouldn't be here today. Not all cops are bad just the ones that abuse their privilege are bad, just like the car community with the people that do take overs ruin everything.
unfortunately true.
Because they know there lose there job and be charged with something like helping out the “riots” and possibly be even worse for them the system is fucked people putting on car meets 5 years in jail petiole u can walk
They sure will pretend to be a friend though. I think one of the biggest BS issues is they can and are actually encourage to lie to you especially during an interrogation situation. They shouldn't be able to put "To serve and protect" on those cars it should be "Law enforcement...when convenient or while being observed ". Im not a hater, the whole systems corrupt.
Its not in their job description to be anyones friend.
we stopped hosting large events where i live because under cover cops would show up and start causing chaos to shut it down
Sounds like Jan.6
@@chuckmarch5552ong
seems about right for any PD. i mean the ones in my town r pretty chill, i'm pretty much friends with sum of the higher ups (im 15 btw) so if any cop wants to put some bs on me its not gonna workout too well for them
@@yourRandomMusic_creater Dream on boy . . .
Ok, Here's how these things go down: 1. Cops show up to make sure things don't get too out of hand, but they don't start busting folks out of concern that if they do, it will get out of hand . 2. Some "official" (probably a local politician or other high-placed individual) gets wind of these gatherings and wants them shut down. 3. Said "official" complains to the Police brass that they aren't "doing enough" to stop them. 4. This goes down the chain of command in the department that officers need to "do something". 5. What's easier than going after the organizer(s)? That'll put a stop to it.
That said "Official" is usually a Prosecuting Attorney that works for an Attorney General and they're trying to score more points on their Performance review to keep their job in the AG's office. aka another useful idiot.
Agree. Typically some power-aholic abusing their position for their own benefit. The officers are probably following orders that originated from a corrupt politician.
You just know these cops have a Punisher tatoo, but are to scared to arrest a couple of street takeover kids.
Law enforcement is similar to electricity - it follows the path of least resistance.
Ironically, Punisher would have something to say/do to all of them.
i mean from the sounds of it it was only a few cops so you want 3-5 cops to arrest possibly a few hundred people which wouldnt go well at all
Yeah bud lets see you go hands on with about 80 people with maybe 2 people having your back. I'm sure you wouldn't be the next cop going to jail for pulling a gun when 60+ half drunk over emotional 20 somethings jump you. or lets ignore all the videos of take over kids trying to run people over or pulling guns on old people asking them to stop blocking neighborhoods.
Bet you're the guy that does 55 in a 25 and then rages at thanksgiving dinner about how you got pulled over for no reason and the cops just have a quota to meet
What does a punisher tattoo have to do anything? An you clearly aren't aware of Soros funded DA's that have bought their way to corrupt good police order. Inform yourself, and think before you speak
File a counter suit against them for lost revenue, pain and suffering, and mental anguish.
Bro held illegal car event and people got rowdy. He is responsible for his car event.
Ummm .. they’re not suing him
@@Raypage97 what's so illegal about it, it wasn't filled with people revving, doing burnouts, donuts and yelling, it was a chill car meet, nothing illegal about it.
and yes he is responsible for the car event, he hosted it, but he didn't do anything wrong so he shouldn't be charged for anything
the people that got rowdy are stupid adults that can't read and follow rules.
I learned at a young age to never trust police or what they tell you. Got pulled over doing 15 over on a side street on my junior operator license, guy was a rookie cop scared of his own shadow and pulled a gun on me when I had zero tints, my hands were visible, and there hasn't been a shooting in my town for almost 30 years now... guy said I reached for something when all I did was pick up my phone and pause my music... Anyways guy tickets me after all that and swears up and down I wouldn't lose my license, for context in Massachusetts one infraction on your JOL can turn into a 6 month suspension. Driving to work 2 months later I get pulled over and told I'm driving on a suspended license and being charged for it. Got the case thrown out in court because the state never notified me my license was suspended but my court hearing was 6 months after it already happened so in the end I still lost my license for 6 months. Law enforcement and the judicial system in this country is beyond broken and often blatantly corrupt.
Current Tennessee resident here, the reason why they're going after you, is because you were honest. They can't get the people actually responsible, so they're targeting you because of your status online.
The courts dont care about his online anything. When he organizes these things cops have to waste time dealing with takeover idiots.
Do NOT take a Plea Bargain!!! This is called Lawfare!! The Process is the Punishment! They are trying to make an example out of you and if you Plea, you will regret it the rest of your life!!! I pray that you can stay strong! We're counting on you brother!
THATS RIGHT! SPOT ON 👉🏽🇺🇲
It depends on the facts of the case and whether the crime can be pleaded into a jury trial.
And then they wonder why people have no faith in cops or the justice system. This is nuts.
This seems to be a common thing in the US. Target those in the public eye who are doing no wrong, to show you're 'doing something about the current social issues', while doing nothing about solving the social issues or targeting those responsible for them.
Thankful I don't live there, as the toilet is where it's all headed.
Yup. The west in general is becoming a shithole. Canada and the EU are even worse.
He's organizing events without permits and causing mayhem. He's headed to jail.
Sad but true. Hypocrisy and greed prevail.
They held an event that didn't financially compensate the local community or even provide bribes to the police for the extra effort. If you have an event at night, then most businesses aren't open therefore people who attend don't spend as much locally. In such situations, its customary to compensate the police financially for their efforts. The police and courts were looking out for their local community.
Understand law enforcement through this lens and things get a lot clearer.
@@ryelor123then maybe ask those business owners to stay open for that 1 night. I'm sure the business owners would happily do that knowing that they're gonna make more money
Letting this guy tell his full story before the court dates was smart. Now his testimony is on public record in full and zero parts of his testimony can be squashed.
Good on you, for letting this happen. ! ...
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And yeah, I said "Squashed" . So fuggin whaaaaaat! 😂🤪✌️
The burden of proof is what the courts will require. Heresay is just that
This isn't testimony; he's not talking to a LEO or in the courtroom. This is also _one side_ of the story, edited for a certain perspective. You're very naive if you think he's not manipulating the story into his favor, even if he's innocent.
@milowilson5482 It's quashed, too, not squashed.
Sorry man but this video is In no way a sworn testimony. It’s not even a deposition.
@@grondheroThere is three sides to every story!
The craziest part is that while this guy is facing 5 years for doing nothing, tons of people are getting released with basically zero penalties for assault, shoplifting, etc. All over the country, every single day.
Every CZcamsr in the car community should get together and help this kid out with lawyer fees and take a stand against these tyrannical people trying to to this kid in jail. Tennessee is a joke when it comes to law enforcement.
You first junior. Lets see you fork over that first 1k.
He makes good money fam. He doesn't need to get it from us.
Tbh this is our fault as a car community va would do something similar to this. But we all need to stand up to these take over groups as we are losing the ability to enjoy what we love. Cars, bikes etc….
This is far from being just a Tennessee issue. This is happening in law enforcement all over America.
To back up your last point, there is a channel here called Memphis Gas Station Shootings that I watch sometimes, and it's hard to believe it's real.
Very similar to my situation these last two years. Cops showed up to my house with 24 charges regarding group rides and CZcams videos. Certain groups show up to my big rides and run lights, mess with cops, etc. and it all comes back to me. Not worth it anymore sadly.
That's because non-locals came to your community and didn't economically benefit it. Also, you didn't pay a bribe. Cops don't like it when the community is used by outsiders who give nothing back. The only reason the courts didn't throw the book at you was because you're a member of your community.
Everyone reading your comment should know that is how the police state starts. When you want to do something that you, as a free citizen, should be able to do, but it's not worth it because the police might not like it (even if it's legal) and try to put you in prison for years, then you're not really free anymore.
@@michaelwtm that’s BS. People should realize that when you ORGANIZE something, you are perceived to be the ORGANIZER. This is to protect the people going to the event and the location where it is held.
If you don’t want to be held responsible, don’t organize it. And for the law it’s not much different if you’re a professional or someone sharing a date on the socials.
So why is this? It’s to prevent people from organizing socially disruptive meetings over and over. So it’s to prevent you from criminals doing criminal shit and keep getting away with it.
So yeah it’s really effing stupid when criminals take over your event but it’s still YOUR event, which makes YOU liable for all the damages that happen next.
@@michaelwtmhe’s not going away for 5 years he’s probably gonna have to just pay the damages either him or our taxes idk u pick
This means moshpits at concerts are " inciting a riot"
And the police wonder why there is a general distaste for law enforcement
right
They're not going to let Nashville turn into a shthole. Don't like it? Don't go there
you glossed over the fact that it was the attendants who caused the scene and led to him getting arrested. he told them not to do it multiple times, they didn't listen once.
@@KingfishStevens-di9jiwell I'm from there and I can tell you this.. I'm not going to move simply because some dude decides to go ahead and post an a-h0le comment in a CZcams section, how about the cops do their damn job and stop trying to pick on people because all they have to do is arrest the person that's doing the burnouts..
End of discussion also please move from my state.
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I'm glad your getting your story out on a large platform, need to get this footage in the face of individuals that can help resolve thus case.
If you meet them at a gas station or something, they would have impounded your car. They were trying to cost you as much money and time as possible. And like you said, they would have made it look like they "caught" you instead of turning yourself in.
This needs to go to the press, this story sadly isn't gonna get the publicity it needs on youtube.
It will WD has a video coming out as well
@@Tacos888 good. Poor guy just wants to do good for the community and some losers show up and ruin it and the cops wanna put him in jail.
Im sure the cops whispered "jet ski" in his ear while the cuffs clicked
Went to college in Nashville, been arrested in Nashville. My only saving grace was that I was, emphasis on was, seeing a detectives daughter.
This is exactly the same as pulling over a random motorcyclist when a group were being stupid and ran from police and they are acting like the random motorcyclist was a part of that group. It's just general stereotyping - "Well, you're the car guy and they are car guys, so obviously you know them and are with them" no - that's not what it is.
Contact the Institute for Justice and hit them back with a lawsuit for false arrest and everything else the IJ lawyers can think of.
Lol
Probably won't work. He violated the ultimate unwritten rule which is to compensate a foreign location that's used as a venue. Since he didn't bribe the cops and he held the event at night when businesses were closed, he was withholding funds from the local community while using it for his advantage. Heck, the fact that he probably didn't provide accommodations for 'women of the night' to provide their services also probably irked the police.
If the IJ helps him, it will be with an explanation that he can't use a place as a venue if his event doesn't enrich the local economy or at the very least, the cops.
@@ryelor123 what a terrible point of view
This is the kind of case that IJ would take on. Hopefully they do and sue the PD for this BS.
He’s a white guy, the Institute for Justice and ACLU won’t help him.
Now he understands why no one organizes night meets.
the best part was how he kept doing it again and again and again...
He still seems rather "fuck you" about it all. I doubt he learned anything
Never thought id see Keller "Thurman Merman" Moore on vinwiki. Came a long way from editing for wildcat.
fr broooooooooooooooooo
The point is to drag it out and cost you money. They have no case but the amount of money you are having to spend on this case is how they're trying to get you.
Every day it becomes harder and harder to back our police in this country
I was once a back the blue blindly, not anymore. Same goes for the military.. I judge them individually on their own merit. Because reality is, they are the useful idiots the tyrants send after us and enforce the tyrants tyranny..
its the DAs
@@ghostbirdlary They are part of it.. But feel free to list all the DA’s out physically arresting people. We’re waiting..
@@ghostbirdlary Feel free to list all the DA’s physically out arresting people.. We’re waiting.. 🍿🍿
@@ghostbirdlary Feel free listing all the DA’s out physically arresting people..
My small town has 20 police officers sitting on every corner watching for easy arrests while criminals are walking the streets stealing everything not bolted down when people realize criminals don’t have jobs and won’t pay their bills you will understand why this is happening.
Yes! This!
Exactly they are glorified revenue collectors. ACAB
Same here. Small town, lots of cops. Won’t got after actual criminals and traffickers, but boy they’ll chase you half across the state for going 10 over…
Money should not be involved in law enforcement, its so sideways.
Cops are not your friends.
Dude, they don’t care that they could potentially ruin your life. The laws are written in a way that you can get convicted for pretty much anything.
We can go to jail for a pencil has been stolen.
I've been telling people to pick up a book on laws and penal codes, and you'll all realize everything is illegal in the "land of the free".
They'll try so hard to punish you, even when THEY'RE wrong..
They want to ruin his life because they are literal monsters.
@@260657df They let it slide if there is no problem with someone, but if someone is inconvenient there is always a way to convict that person of something. Then the person is called a criminal and others stay away from him/her and the life goes down the drain.
@@WilliamHollinger2019 There are videos with the candy bar arrest. Another with a milk shake.
I’ve known people that thought their BS charges would get dropped that ended up in prison for a long time.
Up to 5 years and/or $10,000 fine.
...um no! Not fine at all!
best one you whitty buggah!
Make it 20k then
I hope the department gets sued or something for wrongful charges. The street takeover scene is where the problems are. THAT is where they need to deploy their resources to shut them down.
No because it would be you and i paying for it go after the individual in these types of things
@@No-sc9wm yeah, the individuals who participate in the takeovers. That’s what I means. That’s a good use of tax dollars because it helps prevent people from harming others.
@@lucasblanchard47 ambitions beyond that of a single individual only end in pain and suffering remember that
You guys need to read the case against him. He DID NOT have permission to use these lots for these events. The events themselves were a "takeover" of sorts. If you invite 300+ people to someone else's property and property damage occurs, you don't think you shoulder some liability? This is the real world, not some abstract twitter debate. I'm no defender of the State, but you OBVIOUSLY have to read the arguments from both sides in a trial of any sort. Comments like the ones on this video are everything wrong with our hot take, low information culture. I bet 90%+ of the people leaving comments didn't even watch the video start to finish OR do some outside research. Shame on all of you.
@@opmike343 i honestly dont care for the law when i genuinely know right from wrong i dont go around fucking with people so i would have never been in the situation to begin with i also would never cause a war or justify condemning people to death so on and so forth. We all know right from wrong unless you are being manipulated by someone who is denying it because then you become confused out of fear.
Counter sue for defamation of character and they will drop their case
That's not how criminal courts work. He could sue for civil rights violations after being found not guilty, but it's very likely it would be dismissed itself. Being arrested for a crime isn't defamatory.
Counter sue who? The Tennessee taxpayer? OK, but just so you know none of that will matter to the cops. As far as they're concerned you can sue until the cows come home. They're not paying it.
@@New-zm5vu The tips off the internet are so ignorant its hilarious
Agree with you
Not a chance. Do you know how the courts even work?
You have to be sued to countersue.....they arent initimidated by some youtuber lol
@@gordocarbo then get over the words used and..... sue them. sue the head of the nashville pd for defamation, or perhaps negligence or dereliction of duty. i dont know which of these things legally applies, but a police force that turns down a request for assistance beforehand and then arrests the organizer for the crimes of others is absolutely acting illegally no matter which statute it falls under, and thus it should be pursued in court.
The prosecutor wants to drag this on to get you to plead this out to a lesser charge and get you a record. This is why the police and citizens don't have a good relationship, its these types of stories.
“Inciting to riot” but your fliers say no burnouts and no excessive revving. That’s crazy
But Trump remains free....
@@jilbertb Can't stump the Trump
@@videostar2528 Can’t remember what he did
Just like Trump said to keep it peaceful.
It is absolutely concerning that people are getting charged for what the told others NOT to do.
@@jilbertbTrump is your Daddy!!!
Trump 2024.
Please please please keep us updated on this! Hopefully true justice will prevail! Great to know Vinwiki has your back!
dude wasn't even "peacefully protesting"... what a joke
I am a private citizen, but I work with police agencies as a contractor. I have a lot of respect for them. They have a tough job. However, if you find yourself pulled over or arrested, don’t say a thing other than providing identification. Even if you think it’s just a casual conversation, it’s not. Go peacefully to jail if you have to… Contact a lawyer and go from there…
“ we can’t do much here we’re outnumbered” says it all. They wanted/expected a piece of the action for security. He was supposed to hire them in their minds.
The process is the punishment. This is so messed up.
He didn't pay a bribe and his event was at night so it didn't economically benefit the local community. Courts and cops value their turf more than the law and if you use it without giving anything back, then they'll punish you and make an example of you.
The only people that should be cited for riots should be the actual drivers caught doing the act
8:30 No one talking about THE JOHN DEERE!?
The whole country's law enforcement and justice system is a joke. They will probably end up dropping the charges but he still lost all the money for legal fees and endured unnecessary stress and wasted time. This sort of stuff happens more often than people realize unfortunately its usually to people who can't afford a good lawyer and they end up getting stuck signing a plea deal for one reason or another.
It’s what police do. Give you a bunch of BS charges, waste your time and money. I know people who’ve been waiting on a court date for YEARS…
idk some dude got jail time for posting memes. this dude very well may face 5 years in jail if the Judge is corrupt.
I really wish more people knew this but jurors are mostly brain dead morons.
There is no way they find him guilty of this.
Doubt he will go do any time...just trying to make a point thats all.
I am so so so sorry. The pain and stress you must feel is unimaginable from these goons and I am sending love from the car community here in FL
Thanks hope everything works out for you keep grinding man
I’ve been to one of his meets with a friend. After walking around I looked up and saw a helicopter circling above. I looked at her and said we’re leaving NOW.
I am guessing the whistling diesel name doesn’t help. Absolutely ridiculous though
Why do you think He bought the killdozer
4:23 Whislin is standing next right him and filming when he turned himself in, probably have the same attorney.
His name means nothing 😂😂
Helps with the clics here anyway lmao
@@DrBoofMara lot of people click for the name what is association with cody and channel it is YT names are bigger than the topic
In Colorado, the morning meets are always a good time. The night meets turn into showboating, even shootings, at times.
So he's not taking any responsibility? The judge may take that into consideration when sentencing him.
Totally agree, cops in MD will have the entire force parked at a cars n coffee event, but when I gave a call to the local department when I heard a takeover happening a few blocks over they said they cant go because they're not allowed to chase. They wait until an accident happens to react...
no chase is the dumbest thing ive ever heard of. there was a guy on my boat who would get together with his friends and theyd all street race down the VA highways because if a cop threw lights on theyd just go a bit faster and theyd stop. hed been doing it every other weekend for about a year in his daily and as far as i know he still hasnt been caught.
@@jackradzelovage6961start getting the content creators to call it out. The cops are gonna lobby for ci/cc restriction, the ability to turn off a vehicle of a certain HP rating with making modification nonDOT, or theyre gonna jack up the state licensing for RWD passenger cars. Yes this is being talked about in states. All it takes for the car industry to change is for the wrong persons kid to get hit by one of these idiots.
MD cops are a special level of incompetence. I once saw a man strip naked on a busy downtown street and laid in front of traffic on an intersection. There were two cops a block away and they shrugged when I told them about it. They even saw him and said there’s nothing they can do.
Unequal treatment of our people is ruining our country.
This!!
Shit country 😂
Tell me about it 👍🏾
It is just easier for cops to go after law abiding citizens than criminals. The BATF does it all the time.
We had a local restaurant that opened their parking lot to the local car scene (mostly teens with daddys money) for "after parties" where they could rev, burnout, etc. The car show would start at a parkinglot of a shopping center for the visiting people, then move once it got dark. They had 2 or 3 events. It was all good . Then some idiot brought beer and they shut it down quickly. The State Police were always there (a DOT facility was across the small 2 lane street from the restaurant so they said it was to "protect that"), everyone always had a chill time.
Only takes 1 or 2 idiots to break the fun!
The justice system is fucked, I'm learning it first hand on another personal case. It's a fucking joke.
These DAs have entirely too much authority to choose who and what they prosecute. Unreal
They look for easy Ws, going after people the hope wont fight back. thats how they get their high ratings.
If they can do it toa former president...they will easily do it to you.
@@outkast187 yep
these prosecutors should be forced to pay the legal fees for pushing forward with cases that have little to zero chance of winning.
There should be more consequence for frivolous charges like this. Like the county needs to be funding lawyer fees for non-guilty verdicts.
Man this could be an absolute killer marketing campaign for Ticket Clinic if they cover this guy.
This guy's lawyer must love him. 'We're about to go to trial, lemme just talk a bunch about the case on the internets.'
Ahhhhh I'm sure his lawyer reviewed the video before it was released.
@@kevenhiemie Doubtful....he woulda been told not to can almost bet on it.
His mommy and daddies money has already gotten him out of several crimes in Nashville I'm sure they will get him out of this too.
@@MM-nf4dv What crimes?
All related to him driving like a moron. The state troopers had a bolo out on him at one point but he used his money to make them erase it from the net.
good thing he knows a guy with a Komatsu D355A Bulldozer
Some people hate to see dreams come true it’s a real shame
Some people like civility, thats why people are flocking to Nashville, unfortunately some try to act like they're still in LA, isn't going to work here.