In a situation like this, it’s best to say “officer, I have a gun” Pull out your gun and say “don’t worry, it’s not loaded” and proceed to point the gun at him so he can look down the barrel to confirm there’s nothing in the chamber. Efficient, and earns the trust of the fellow officers 👍🏻
@@dansmith6990 He's technically right. Though the amount of bad situations mean "nothing" if you consider the MILLIONS of citizens and thousands of officers who do well without a hitch. What's five hundred shootings to a million calm pull-overs?
For new viewers: given that you ARE licensed to carry in the state you're pulled over in, be sure to inform that you are licensed prior to saying that you're armed.
@@riotmakr Most states don't require you to say shit. However, if you DO say anything, then the specific sequence my original comment mentions is the least problematic, in the event that an officer is short fused. "I'm properly licensed to carry the firearm I have on me." vs. "I have shooty-shooty, but I'm licensed though."
Remember guys: OP isn’t saying that you have to be licensed to have a gun on your person in all 52 states. There’s plenty of places where open carry without a license is common practice. They’re just saying that in the event you are carrying a firearm in a state that _requires_ a license for the firearm and the way you’re carrying it, the best way for everyone to have a safe encounter like this is to openly state that you have a state-approved license showing that you are competent and safe with that weapon _before_ stating that you have said weapon on your person. It helps the police understand that they are likely dealing with a reasonable person and not some hotshot who’d as soon shoot them in the face as talk to them. In the event that you’re carrying a firearm that is “illegal” in that area, what you choose to say about it is between you, God, and the crooks who decided they want to challenge our right to bear arms. You made your choice and now you gotta deal with it, regardless of how “legal” their demands are.
Imaging the how much that initial interaction will put an officer at ease. It sets the tone for the rest of the stop, and in a lot of cases very much effect the outcome. Being polite and honest with the police goes a long way in my experience.
This cop did everything right, his body was position behind the driver, he was very clear in his speech and instructions. There was no confusion. I applaud this police officer.
Serious question: why is being positioned behind the driver a good thing? As far as I can tell it's a power play, and to make the driver twist uncomfortably. Makes more sense for the cop to stand by the A pillar where he can see the driver and the driver see him. Enlighten me.
Warren Jensen it is exactly for that reason. The harder for the driver to see or face the officer, the harder it would be for the driver to cause the officer harm in the event the driver was a threat. It’s a common safety procedure.
@@Stuff_CS Okay, thanks for that. I don't reckon I've ever had a policeman stand behind me like that, it seemed to me like a power play. When I've been stopped they always stand either right beside my driver's door or stand at the A pillar facing me. But then again we don't get officers being shot here in Australia so that is a very minimal threat on a daily basis. Thanks again for the kind answer.
@@warrenjensen4670 czcams.com/video/fOO99qcASEM/video.html Not sure if I can post links if not luke soldering made a video called 'How to inform an officer you're carrying a handgun' showing why officers do what they do in these situations and how dangerous it can be
I have both of my molars sideways pointed right at my other teeth, and will be going through surgery soon. It's really dangerous as they can cause your other teeth to move around or even cause necrosis.
I wasnt hating btw, if anything I was impressed by the way his body seemed to react on its own. I couldn't imagine how tense some of these situations can be for the officers.
That’s why I don’t bother to inform. I also carry a walther ppks with a silencerco sparrow suppressor and no permit. The areas where a gun will be used is always in secluded areas with little to no people or lighting so if I pull it out and blow you away I’m going home I’m not calling the police at all because then I may have to go to jail and deal with the fucking court system.
@flyback 2me It's funny to think, that people think that having a respect for others by being honest is a boot licking. You are obviously not the sharpest pencil in the pencil case. Your stupidity says it all.
Good stuff, man! I've had this happen to me a couple of times. I kept my hands on the steering wheel, emergency lights on, informed that I'm licensed to carry, that I'm currently carrying, where it's located, showed them my LTC and asked for permission to reach in the glove box for the vehicle documentation. "yes, sir" and "no, sir" and we go about our lives. No need for all that berating of rights and all that BS you see in a lot of videos. Refreshing to see respectful encounters like this. Cheers.
you should have your license and registration in hand before the cop walks up. only amateurs keep documents in the glove box. that stresses cops out. keep it in your visor or side pocket. have it ready before the cop walks up. only if he asks you, there’s no need to tell him you’re armed. they may take it as a threat. just be chill. they already assume you’re armed.
Here's a video from Angry Cops on poor car gun etiquette. It's a sure fire way to make sure it's your last traffic stop ever. czcams.com/video/4YvX9FTvdl4/video.html&ab_channel=AngryCops
@natty nate Haitian Zulu warrior spirit He owes you nothing, so he has nothing to pay you back. I'm not sure what it is exactly that you're looking for, but you're looking for it in the wrong places. Don't blame your failure on society. Many black people have made it. You should do it their way.
Its interesting how the officer immediately has his right hand on his handdun, when you are looking for the insurance papers. Smart officer. And likewise standing behind you.
Very professional that cop. Always respectful yet still on guard, you can see him lay his hand on his firearm when the driver reaches somewhere he can't see
@@bruhmoment0264 I think he means that some people say that police officers are all dangerous and trigger happy and would shoot you for no reason. If you dont act like a threat, nothing violent will happen.
I was pulled over by the Oregon State Police 2 months ago. I was doing 75 in a 55. yes I was above the limit. The trooper ran me and saw I was a lawful CCW carrier. He handed me by DL back and said slow down and have a nice day.
I was stopped on July 4th 2023 for doing 70 in a 45. The speed limit WAS 70 but went down to 45 around the canyons of where I was. Did not realize it. The officer approached my vehicle & asked why I was stopped. I was unsure at the moment. When he told me why, I then mentioned that myself & my fiancée are CCW holders & that we are both armed. The officer thanked us & also talked to us about our firearms. I did receive a ticket but for 5mph over instead of 25mph over, which was awesome. Just treat police with respect, always. Sucks I was given a summons but thankful that it was only 5mph over.
Most i've ever had was 7 removed in a single surgery. That was years ago but i don't think it fucked me up as much as having all 4 wisdom teeth removed at once
@Ethan James Being not from the US of A, I'm amazed how heavily sedated/drugged patients get simply for minor surgery. I had 4 wisdom teeth removed in one sitting and it was locally numbed and it worked flawlessly. I hear stories when people leave the hospital with 8-10 heavy duty painkillers that are highly addictive "just in case". I see very little of "as much as needed but as little as possible".
My previous encounters having to notify cops about my ccw had my heart thumping for this guy. Traffic stops go from annoying to scary for both parties when they know you're armed.
You can see the drivers deep breathing! Lol I wouldn't have said anything until he asked if I had any weapons. I've gotten pulled over for a crack in my windshield and had my pistol and was never asked just given a warning and he never even knew I had my ccw and the encounter went exactly the same. My gun was in the center console and not on me therefore he never would had seen it anyway
@Conner O'Reilly I agree with you on principle. However, if you live in a duty to inform state or are even just driving through one be careful. In those States if you don't tell the officer on First Contact and they find out that you have a CCW on you you will be subject to arrest. Texas, Arkansas, and Michigan are some the state I know of that do this
I just got pulled over for the first time while carrying. I told him I was carrying. He just said he didn't care and respects my right to carry in my state of Washington. Never brought it up again. Cop asked for registration and insurance didn't give me a ticket told me he cared about my well being and to drive safe. And that was it.
Its a belief its the "manly" thing to do but it is impractical, misaligns your spine (watch chiropractic videos on it) and like you said unconformable and just weird
@@EduardO-gm7hx Yeah I like to point the gun at their face say "I COULD'VE got you but didn't" just so they know I'm not sort of thug that kills people.
Always a good move to inform LEOs that you have a valid CCW permit, you have a gun and it's location and not make any suspicious moves. Thanks for sharing this video.
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Person face I’m black, and rarely see an African American individual approach a situation like this as calmly as he did, which is what most people should do in a situation like this when they have a legal firearm.
Absolutely nothing wrong with the cop putting his hand on his gun everytime the driver reached for wallet or registration. Cops dont know you, your intentions or if you are police biased or not.
That is still one of the reasons sometimes innocent die. Cop thought that was a gun but it was something else visually similar. You are dead. That is one reason, I think gun society is inherently dangerous.
@The main cause of warps in all of reality Don't forget that the riots have been peaceful, with only a few rare incidents of protesters peacefully burning down shops and peacefully assaulting people
I got pulled over once and the officer said "I pulled you over because you were doing 80 in a 70 zone". I replied "Thats it? Glad you didn't see me a few minutes earlier because I was going much faster than that". He laughed and after checking my information, he let me go with a warning. You treat law enforcement with respect and they usually do the same.
That officer is well trained too. He is polite, respectful and professional, yet whenever the gentleman is reaching where he cannot see; his hand rests on his firearm just in case. He’s on his toes and ready to protect himself, but he’s not overbearing and making you feel like you’re a criminal
I remembered I got stopped for going 77 in a 60, told him I had a pistol in my glove compartment, he asked do you have your concealed carry license, I said yes he said “I believe you”. He came back after checking their computer or whatever and he said, I’m letting you go because you told me about the pistol in your glove compartment. He just said don’t speed or you might get hurt. All in all, if I didn’t have to use my AK, it was a good day-Ice Cube. Edit: True story by the way lol good cop who looked after himself and who was ultimately trying to look out for me. I don't speed in that area anymore or he'll be disappointed if he catches me again lol
Are you white? The only way I have ever gotten out of a cop pulling me over is w a military ID, not by being polite and ESPECIALLY not by telling them I have a gun in the car, they dont give a fuck about my black ass until they realize I serve the country.
@@MrEvldreamr Good for you! Considering I’m polite, corporative, and we’ll mannered it must be a military privilege as I have never once gotten my white ass out of a ticket! I ha e gotten my white ass slapped around, but, that was before I became polite and respectful. Thank you for serving our great nation! You deserve to get out of a ticket here and there.
I’ve been stopped numerous times both in car and on a motorcycle, open carry no ccw, usually they have “removed it for their safety” and then put it in my trunk or left it somewhere for me to get after they leave. Of course that’s been a few years since run ins like that, I’m sure cops these days are a bit more sketchy about it.
Hi Officer, I have IED's around my chest and my license is in my right back pocket which serves as a triggering device. Officer: Oh alright. Can you move a bit further?
@Jesus Christ You really are not the brightest light bulb are you? And i hate to cast a shadow on your bright day ,but um Jesus isnt what they called him when he was alive. There was no letter J in the hebrew alphabet at the time. If your gonna pretend to be something at least get the name right You calling your self Jesus is stupid if anything cuz you dont even know his real name So I guess carry on stupid little troll
insiderperson18279 the guy shot in his car, sat beside his girl friend did do everything this guy did, yet he was shot and killed. There was only one difference between the two men.
Note that when the driver reaches for his wallet at the 40 second mark, the LEO puts his hand on his pistol, ready to draw. Note that this obvious defensive maneuver doesn't offend the driver at all. The LEO's hand returns to his pistol reflexively at the 1:10 mark when the driver reaches into the "hand" box. Again, the driver remains unoffended.
If the dude that was getting pulled over was black all these idiots would come screaming "NOTICE HOW THE OFFICER HAD HIS HAND ON HIS GUN ITS BECAUSE HES BLACK"
@@evertaj8332 notice the driver didn't even noticed the Leo doing so because he unlike a black guy doesn't have to worry of being shot, while "reaching".
Did the driver even notice this? I doubt it. Makes sense that the officer would want to be prepared just in case. But even so, as a Latino, moments like these make me nervous. Always have my hands on the steering wheel, keys on the dash, music off. I always state where my license, insurance, and registration are and request permission before reaching. I've had it where I'm pulled over and requested to take off my motorcycle jacket because it was hot, and was told, "why? So you can make a run for it? No."
What?! The officer put his hand on his gun when the driver's hand got close to where the driver kept his gun. How DARE the officer try to prepare to possibly defend himself... Cops need to be willing to get killed without putting up a fight, because.... racism.
I'm not a gun person. This said... what a nice interaction to watch. A responsible gun owner interacting with a police officer doing his job. Clear communication on both sides. They gun owner does not cry foul regarding why he was pulled over. He remains calm. Police officer remains civil as he enforces laws passed by our elected representatives. Respect to citizen and police alike here.
And to educate them on how guns don’t kill people and that it’s the person that pulls the trigger’s responsibility to have good judgement, shout *”I’M GONNA KILL YOU!!”* While drawing said gun
And show him the gun and make sure he’s able to look down the barrel to verify there is indeed a bullet chambered. And if the officer needs further proof shoot the gun to show the bullet was ready to fire
Always start the conversation with sudden movements,grab something out of the middle console to play with and change volume every two words you exchange with the officer. Let them know you hate the antichrist before handing over your Licence
@@Lui1014O Yes, there is such a thing is a southern accent. I swear people will try to debate anything these days, even if it is incredibly obvious and has no room for misinterpretation.
We were taught in our conceal carry classes to have both drivers license and conceal carry ready for the officer when he approaches. This alleviates any miscommunication, and instantly makes the officer aware of the situation. Usually the officer will ask if your armed and thats when you spill the beans.
I think that is a bad idea. The officer will see you digging around and think something is going to happen. May I suggest you keep both hands on the wheel so the officer will not feel threatened. Then when the officer approaches tell him you are licensed to carry and have a weapon. Wait for instructions from the officer. Instructions from the officer may vary from state to state and also from officer to officer. Be safe be respectful.
@@alchemi8085 Because it's the law in some states and plain good manners otherwise. If I were an officer i'd really appreciate some one telling me. Relaxes the whole situation.
@@alchemi8085 you don’t _have_ to, and in some instances it may be worth just not saying anything at all due to how crooked some states’ legislation currently is. However in the majority of pro-2A states, politely informing the officer that you are armed (and licensed, if required) while keeping your hands where he or she can clearly see them is considered good etiquette and informs the police that you are likely to be a very reasonable and safe person who doesn’t want trouble.
Legit. My dad got pulled over for not stopping completely at a stop street (he slowed down to a near stop and saw there was no one, so he continued) and an officer saw him. When he pulled over and the officer asked him why he did that, he didn't make excuses but just told him he didn't have an excuse, but that he was guilty of what he'd been caught for. The officer just let him go and told him to please do the right things on the road. It helps a ton to just co-operate.
I was pulled over for having a headlight out. It went out as I was leaving work. I notified the officer that the firearm was in the glovebox with my paperwork. He said, “ If you don’t reach for yours I won’t have to reach for mine.” Got a written warning and was on my way.
@@achernoch got popped last week in my 80 Buick Regal t top. I happen to toss it sideways with no other traffic on the road. When stopped, I immediately made it known that I have a ccw permit and armed. Told him it was between the console and driver seat cushion. When asked why there, I gave him two reasons; A, it's not comfortable with it hooked on my backside, and B, it's useless in the glove box bc the second I reach for it, I'm a goner. He appreciated my honesty, and since it was late at night, the pull over led to him admiring the car, as well as wanting to see more of it. Yes, I humored him, and showed the engine etc. Turned out he too is a car guy that owns an 85 Buick Regal grand National. Cops are people too.
I can't imagine this happening here in India. We have extremely strict shite gun laws. If I mention, I might get sprayed on while they scream at me and panic like I'm a full blown criminal.
Notice how the officer went for his gun every time the guy went to his back pocket or glove box, cops do that to everybody for their own protection, it's not just certain people, its everyone.
@Just Jeff I mean, it doesnt matter if theyre assholes or legal carry. They both have guns so the officer just has to be prepared incase that person decides they wanna smoke a cop. Legal carry doesnt mean they are a good person or have good intentions per say.
Got a good cop and the guy didn’t “look criminal” to him, bet if you had someone else in both positions it would’ve ended up way way different almost every time
Oh calmness only matters depending on the cop. Many don't care how you act they're just tyrannical little morons who don't even know the constitution they swear an oath to uphold. czcams.com/video/LqzhrFCQ-iU/video.html
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@@skylinefootball all depends on the area. where I live anything over 9 and you'll be getting pulled over and 9 out of 10 times a ticket. I travel for work and some places I've passed cops doing 15-20 over and they don't even pay attention.
Philando Castile did the EXACT same thing with his family in the car and was still murdered. Either he came across the wrong cop or he was killed because he was black and seen as a threat even after informing the H A officer
@@dtroystopper2 The cop was definitely in the wrong with Philando. I won't defend him at all, but that is absolutely not the norm. Again, not blaming Castile, but from listening to it, you can tell Castile told the cop about the gun and then immediately started reaching for whatever it was that the cop wanted. Totally jumpy cop and a completely unnecessary shooting, but I personally tell the cop I'm carrying a gun and where it is while keeping both of my hands at 12 o' clock on the steering wheel. Let the cop tell you what to do next. If following commands to a T, that is not going to happen.
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I prefer "I have a concealed carry permit. My firearm is at my 5 o'clock position". I always lead with the permit. I advise my clients never to say the word "gun" or "handgun" because I'm always concerned that an unseen partner might walk up on the passenger side and only hear "gun". Otherwise, excellent. Polite, respectful, telling the officer you are armed and licensed. Not being combative or short. Keep your hands where the officer can see them. Tell them what you are going to do before you do it or ask "how would you like me to proceed", then repeat the instruction before doing it. I also display my bar card.
@@Ajidam even more reason to know how to handle this situation. 1) be calm 2) turn off your music and car 3) roll down your window 4) be respectful and polite 5) keep your hands on the steering wheel until the officer asks you to do something 6) tell the officer what you are going to do and ask them if that is ok 7) say "officer, I am a licensed concealed carry permit holder and have my firearm today. It is in a holster at my 4 o'clock position 8) let the officer tell you what to do. If you don't understand, ask them to repeat it (I have to sweep past my firearm to get my wallet out, is that ok?) 9) if for some reason, after doing all of that, you think the officer is uncomfortable, ask them if they would prefer to disarm you themselves, then describe the holster (I have an inside the waistband kydex hosted attached to my belt by one easy to remove clip) 10) if the officer wants to disarm you, let them. Fully cooperate. Bottom line, if you show the officer you respect them, remain calm, and cooperate, 99.9% of the time, nothing will happen. Most of the time, showing them respect, being calm, showing your hands, giving them information identifies you as not a piece of sh*t who might shoot them. Let them see your license and ccp. I've been stopped and having a ccp ended up being something the officer used to justify a warning instead of a ticket. My black clients who follow these steps have never had a problem. Most of the time, trouble comes from acting strangely or otherwise escalating the situation needlessly. One of the more dangerous thing cops do is your run of the mill traffic stop. Make them feel safe. You want to fight the ticket? Cool. That's what court is for. Hire a guy like me. Never on the street. I have a simple rule - I'm never going to hand an officer my firearm. Ever. Period. If an officer orders me to hand them my gun, I say "I would prefer it if you took it off of me. Would you like me to step out of the vehicle?"
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She was trying to signal that she had been held captive for 8 days, but couldn't speak due to a sock in her mouth.
The forbidden sock 😏
I was thinking if he has kidnapped and drugged her, he’s very convincing.
@@botondnagym7460 ... The pink one? 🤔
these comments on here are killing me...rofl
@@berserkerlewis7089 the stiff one
“In the hand box... glove box rather.”
He slipped up almost admitted he’s the murderer that keeps hands as trophies.
I must fight the urge to make a jojo reference...
YOU MEAN LIKE YOSHIKAGE KIRA!?
@@hmoment661 didn't last long
@@TitanBT cant help it. Just like Yoshikage Kira and his hand obsession.
@@hmoment661 you're unstoppable
In a situation like this, it’s best to say “officer, I have a gun”
Pull out your gun and say “don’t worry, it’s not loaded” and proceed to point the gun at him so he can look down the barrel to confirm there’s nothing in the chamber.
Efficient, and earns the trust of the fellow officers 👍🏻
I done this and the police officer showed me his gun too ! It was a sweet bonding moment
@@Hasbulla761 amen!
This could work but pulling out two guns would work better
@@user-vo6kj6cl6w Have a friend with an AK-47 in the back seat, cops love big guns.
I did this now im buried 6ft underground with a hole in my forehead. Idk what happened
Just say "I'm warning you officer, I have a gun and it's loaded".
😂
And than speed off
And than backflip with your car
Make sure you have your hand on the gun when you tell him😂
proceed to move outside with your gun and turn around then move 14 feet away from the officer.
Guy: “She had oral surgery, 8 teeth removed”
The girl: “aaaaeeeehhhhh 🖐👌”
hahahaha 😂😂😂 just as video was coming to it i saw your comment
Lol hahahaha
"aaaaaaaaaaaehhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaa *starts throwin gang signs*"
Funniest comment
Lmao this comment is gold
Actually the proper way to do it is to wait as the officer is approaching and than wave your gun out the window while yelling "i have a gun".
I did this and the cop got so happy he called his backup to show me their guns as well! They also brought their dogs! :-)
Teach them Shawn!!
@@richardcontreras175 liar
Don’t you tell them you have a gun and then reach for it to show them?
john ratcliff r/wooooooosh
Watch the cops hand, he was ready every time the driver was looking for his documents after he said he had a gun
They're ready like that even if you don't say you have a weapon, they're not dumb lol.
good for them
land of the getting shot by police
@@Maroonga You're under 18, so shut your mouth kid. Adults are talking.
@@dansmith6990 He's technically right. Though the amount of bad situations mean "nothing" if you consider the MILLIONS of citizens and thousands of officers who do well without a hitch. What's five hundred shootings to a million calm pull-overs?
Cop: I got you at 88
Driver: based and red pilled
Should've said this isn't Back to The Future!
I can't like your comment, it's sitting at 14.
The proper way of doing that is to wait until they get to the window, and quickly pull your gun out and say "Ha! I woulda gotcha!"
😎👌
@Joe H dude you're gonna get someone killed. Lol I think it's funny but people are really stupid these days, someone might take that seriously.
Joe H drug addicted 17 year olds
@Joe H You're right lol
Make sure to pop some shots off to emphasize you point
He got away with it. She was signalling to the police that she'd been kidnapped for 8days...
Actually she's a member of the Van Buren Boys.
😂😂😂😂😂
She was drugged lol
😂
Ha!
Damn.
For new viewers: given that you ARE licensed to carry in the state you're pulled over in, be sure to inform that you are licensed prior to saying that you're armed.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing
In my state you do not have to tell the officer you are carrying concealed.
@@riotmakr Most states don't require you to say shit. However, if you DO say anything, then the specific sequence my original comment mentions is the least problematic, in the event that an officer is short fused.
"I'm properly licensed to carry the firearm I have on me."
vs.
"I have shooty-shooty, but I'm licensed though."
My license was the 2nd admendment
Remember guys: OP isn’t saying that you have to be licensed to have a gun on your person in all 52 states. There’s plenty of places where open carry without a license is common practice. They’re just saying that in the event you are carrying a firearm in a state that _requires_ a license for the firearm and the way you’re carrying it, the best way for everyone to have a safe encounter like this is to openly state that you have a state-approved license showing that you are competent and safe with that weapon _before_ stating that you have said weapon on your person. It helps the police understand that they are likely dealing with a reasonable person and not some hotshot who’d as soon shoot them in the face as talk to them.
In the event that you’re carrying a firearm that is “illegal” in that area, what you choose to say about it is between you, God, and the crooks who decided they want to challenge our right to bear arms. You made your choice and now you gotta deal with it, regardless of how “legal” their demands are.
Imaging the how much that initial interaction will put an officer at ease. It sets the tone for the rest of the stop, and in a lot of cases very much effect the outcome. Being polite and honest with the police goes a long way in my experience.
if he would have been black, the cop would have been different. just clarify I mean a "black driver and a white cop".
@@gldsmith61 You little do not, and can not possibly know that.
@@-carlos-danger1891 Look at all the vids with blacks doing the same thing. PROFF
@@gldsmith61 Sure. Send me a link
@@-carlos-danger1891 Go to "Ayeeedayday " channel andsee "GOT PULLED OVER WITH MY PISTOL ON ME.
“I had you at 88” sorry officer I was trying to get to 1955
Underrated Comment!
Missed opportunity for sure
Only cultured humans get this.
@@theghostreckon69420 no shit really?
I know he doesn't have youtube, but @Top.Comment.God
This cop did everything right, his body was position behind the driver, he was very clear in his speech and instructions. There was no confusion. I applaud this police officer.
Serious question: why is being positioned behind the driver a good thing? As far as I can tell it's a power play, and to make the driver twist uncomfortably. Makes more sense for the cop to stand by the A pillar where he can see the driver and the driver see him.
Enlighten me.
Warren Jensen it is exactly for that reason. The harder for the driver to see or face the officer, the harder it would be for the driver to cause the officer harm in the event the driver was a threat. It’s a common safety procedure.
@@Stuff_CS
Okay, thanks for that. I don't reckon I've ever had a policeman stand behind me like that, it seemed to me like a power play.
When I've been stopped they always stand either right beside my driver's door or stand at the A pillar facing me.
But then again we don't get officers being shot here in Australia so that is a very minimal threat on a daily basis.
Thanks again for the kind answer.
@@warrenjensen4670 it sounded like from the conversation that there were two officers as well
@@warrenjensen4670 czcams.com/video/fOO99qcASEM/video.html
Not sure if I can post links if not luke soldering made a video called 'How to inform an officer you're carrying a handgun' showing why officers do what they do in these situations and how dangerous it can be
I have been pulled over carry conceal, the same way , great communication between both parties and go on my way.
You just taught every viewer how it's done sir! Thank you!
His girl just casually had 8 teeth removed.
Wisdom teeth. Or she just doesn't listen.
You obviously never been to a dentist... 🦷
Easy kids. Most likely second molars had to go also.
I have both of my molars sideways pointed right at my other teeth, and will be going through surgery soon. It's really dangerous as they can cause your other teeth to move around or even cause necrosis.
Yukmouth! 🤢🤮
Perfect example of how these encounters should go.
Not if he was black, it wouldn't had mattered if he had a permit or not
Exactly perfect example. Doesn’t matter what race, you should always do it this way. ✊🏻
@@keithwarren8958 exactly
@@Magic-hv2vg some cops arent this cool about it; some go over board just to try to be tough
@@kwonn1366 some, not all.
Thank you for handling it like adults should. My hats off to you and much respect given!!!
Officers hand goes straight to his gun when the dude reaches for his wallet
it seems concerning but in the end the officers are just as worried for their own lives as well
It's not unusual for cops to get killed during traffic stops. This is all standard procedure, to prepare for the worst
I wasnt hating btw, if anything I was impressed by the way his body seemed to react on its own. I couldn't imagine how tense some of these situations can be for the officers.
That’s why I don’t bother to inform. I also carry a walther ppks with a silencerco sparrow suppressor and no permit. The areas where a gun will be used is always in secluded areas with little to no people or lighting so if I pull it out and blow you away I’m going home I’m not calling the police at all because then I may have to go to jail and deal with the fucking court system.
If your passenger is high as a kite just say they’ve been to the dentist
“State Troopers Hate This One Easy Trick!”
Lesson learned
Why? As long as there is nothing illegal in the car they would be totally fine.. lmao
@@ericholmquest2988 well, if its 4am....
they never believe me when i tell them that.... maybe it’s because it’s 3 in the morning....
And that ladies and gentlemen is how it should be done
@flyback 2me It's funny to think, that people think that having a respect for others by being honest is a boot licking. You are obviously not the sharpest pencil in the pencil case. Your stupidity says it all.
flyback 2me you are required by law to notify the officer that you are carrying and have a permit.
No it isn't. It was none of there fkn business where they were coming from.
Lol the maturity of some people. If you have nothing to hide, why not make the situation go easy and tell him before he finds out!
flyback 2me somebody is brainwashed lol have a nice day
"I am also armed. I've got a handgun on my belt."
"Are you threatening me, Master Jedi?"
Good stuff, man!
I've had this happen to me a couple of times.
I kept my hands on the steering wheel, emergency lights on, informed that I'm licensed to carry, that I'm currently carrying, where it's located, showed them my LTC and asked for permission to reach in the glove box for the vehicle documentation. "yes, sir" and "no, sir" and we go about our lives. No need for all that berating of rights and all that BS you see in a lot of videos. Refreshing to see respectful encounters like this. Cheers.
you should have your license and registration in hand before the cop walks up. only amateurs keep documents in the glove box. that stresses cops out. keep it in your visor or side pocket. have it ready before the cop walks up. only if he asks you, there’s no need to tell him you’re armed. they may take it as a threat. just be chill. they already assume you’re armed.
@@teleskopossomnium Well stated. Don't tell the officer you're armed unless they ask which is usually for detainment or arrest.
Could’ve saved so much time if he just pulled out his gun and waved it out the window to show the officers
And fired off every round up into the air until it started clicking empties - so the cop knew 100% it was safe
@@BrokeCanadian the children who had a bullet storm a mile away: *screaming intensified*
And then they will sent like 5 or 6 police cars right at your back as your escort while driving...
The Cops: Wow what an amazing law abiding citizen 👏😚😳
Here's a video from Angry Cops on poor car gun etiquette. It's a sure fire way to make sure it's your last traffic stop ever. czcams.com/video/4YvX9FTvdl4/video.html&ab_channel=AngryCops
I’m offended by how unoffensive this video was. Gotta have something to be pissed about!
lol
natty nate Haitian Zulu warrior spirit I have no idea what you’re talking about. I don’t read fantasy books.
natty nate Haitian Zulu warrior spirit How am I responsible for other people’s actions during a time that I wasn’t alive?
natty nate Haitian Zulu warrior spirit How am I guilty, exactly?
@natty nate Haitian Zulu warrior spirit
He owes you nothing, so he has nothing to pay you back. I'm not sure what it is exactly that you're looking for, but you're looking for it in the wrong places. Don't blame your failure on society. Many black people have made it. You should do it their way.
Its interesting how the officer immediately has his right hand on his handdun, when you are looking for the insurance papers. Smart officer. And likewise standing behind you.
Very professional that cop. Always respectful yet still on guard, you can see him lay his hand on his firearm when the driver reaches somewhere he can't see
No one's going to talk about the 8 teeth being removed?
Damn lol
God damn 8 teeth
LMAO
I wouldn't let the doctor pull out 8 of my teeth. Fuuuuuuuuck!
That was probably her first ever visit to the dentist. Lol
Crazy.. Its almost like hes got common sense.
Its almost like police dont shoot someone because they have a gun
@@zaksullivan4093 Not sure I dont understand,wanna explain it a bit better.
@@bruhmoment0264 I think he means that some people say that police officers are all dangerous and trigger happy and would shoot you for no reason. If you dont act like a threat, nothing violent will happen.
@@theplaneteater oh ok I thought he meant that cops always shoot people but when you have a gun they won't lol.
I know right? Philando Castile tried this once with his family in the car too. Glad it worked out for everyone.
I was pulled over by the Oregon State Police 2 months ago. I was doing 75 in a 55. yes I was above the limit.
The trooper ran me and saw I was a lawful CCW carrier. He handed me by DL back and said slow down and have a nice day.
I was stopped on July 4th 2023 for doing 70 in a 45. The speed limit WAS 70 but went down to 45 around the canyons of where I was. Did not realize it. The officer approached my vehicle & asked why I was stopped. I was unsure at the moment. When he told me why, I then mentioned that myself & my fiancée are CCW holders & that we are both armed. The officer thanked us & also talked to us about our firearms. I did receive a ticket but for 5mph over instead of 25mph over, which was awesome. Just treat police with respect, always. Sucks I was given a summons but thankful that it was only 5mph over.
I’m more focused on the fact the other person had 8 teeth removed Jesus.
they must be British 😂
Most i've ever had was 7 removed in a single surgery.
That was years ago but i don't think it fucked me up as much as having all 4 wisdom teeth removed at once
@@iamunamed5800 US is ranked lower than UK for dental hygiene, so you're insulting yourself
@Ethan James
Being not from the US of A, I'm amazed how heavily sedated/drugged patients get simply for minor surgery. I had 4 wisdom teeth removed in one sitting and it was locally numbed and it worked flawlessly. I hear stories when people leave the hospital with 8-10 heavy duty painkillers that are highly addictive "just in case". I see very little of "as much as needed but as little as possible".
@@scott_41 Why so serious?
Reaches in the "handbox", pulls out severed hand: "OH thats not my registration, wrong box..."
shit made me laugh out loud😭😭😭
or eight teeth.........
😂😂🤣🤣
🤣🤣😭💀
Reminds of the Simpsons: "What are you doing down my corpse hatch! Did I say corpse hatch? I meant innocence tube." C.M.B
Great manners from the driver. Great conduct from the officers, love to see it.
Great etiquette and very calm. Good job to both the civilian and the officer
She had 8 teeth removed.
Officer: really
Driver: i shot them all out
💯 like
Would be so funny if he said that lol
Yeah, she just wouldnt stop talking.
He was just trying to teach her a lesson
What did he shoot her in the mouth with?
"She had 8 teeth removed."
Because dinner was cold, again.
Holy shit! Haha, I don't care how many women get pissed at me, that was hilarious. Thank you for that
Damn that got me good lol
@r_ elentless01 yikes 👆👆👆
Head will be phenomenal next time
Oh snap!
My previous encounters having to notify cops about my ccw had my heart thumping for this guy. Traffic stops go from annoying to scary for both parties when they know you're armed.
You can see the drivers deep breathing! Lol I wouldn't have said anything until he asked if I had any weapons. I've gotten pulled over for a crack in my windshield and had my pistol and was never asked just given a warning and he never even knew I had my ccw and the encounter went exactly the same. My gun was in the center console and not on me therefore he never would had seen it anyway
Looking for furtive movement… being nervous is normal. Pretend you know the cop and you’re talking to a buddy. It’s all good.
What lol. I have never been scared. Me: Just so you know I have my CCW on my right hip. Cop: No problem. thanks for telling me.
It's information that need not be given!! Had one pull me out of the car, cuff me, take my sidearm, search my vehicle!!! Nope! Not saying shit!!!
@Conner O'Reilly I agree with you on principle. However, if you live in a duty to inform state or are even just driving through one be careful. In those States if you don't tell the officer on First Contact and they find out that you have a CCW on you you will be subject to arrest. Texas, Arkansas, and Michigan are some the state I know of that do this
I just got pulled over for the first time while carrying.
I told him I was carrying.
He just said he didn't care and respects my right to carry in my state of Washington.
Never brought it up again.
Cop asked for registration and insurance didn't give me a ticket told me he cared about my well being and to drive safe.
And that was it.
What kind of madman sits on his wallet? I used to do that when I was younger but my ass started to hurt because of it, anybody else?
No wonder that you always had a headache back then.
Its a belief its the "manly" thing to do but it is impractical, misaligns your spine (watch chiropractic videos on it) and like you said unconformable and just weird
Nobody
@libra8a left pocket in summer or jacket in winter
I've always kept my wallet in my rear right pocket, from when I wake up till I go to sleep, it's never bothered me.
5'11" 180lbs
Damn, I usually start by hiding my hands from the officer and reaching in random crevices in hopes of finding my damn wallet.
I hold my phone like a gun and start waving it out the window
@@eljahihamgottin4540 I do the same thing but I use my gun instead. Gotta make sure the officer is aware that I am armed.
@@EduardO-gm7hx Ahh same but I run out the car and reach for the officer's gun just so he's aware I have basic cognitive abilities and I'm not drunk.
@@eljahihamgottin4540 I heard that reaching for an officers gun is like a handshake. You can use it to gain their trust.
@@EduardO-gm7hx Yeah I like to point the gun at their face say "I COULD'VE got you but didn't" just so they know I'm not sort of thug that kills people.
Always a good move to inform LEOs that you have a valid CCW permit, you have a gun and it's location and not make any suspicious moves. Thanks for sharing this video.
Unless your state law says you don't have to inform the police you are carrying.
The moment he said it is in the glove box, the officer's hand went to his holster. Hahaha
Even when he was taking out his wallet
Driver: "I was going exactly 75mph on my speedo."
Cop: "I had you at 88mph."
Driver: "Great Scott!"
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@@AxxLAfriku people like you expose the insanity in this world.
Speedos don’t have have back pockets dumbass.
Him: Well I've got 45
Cop: Miles per hour?
Him: no caliber whachow! Think fast!
Yeah why is no one else talking about this?? Haha he seems so surprised they got him at 13 miles over what he's set at but just accepts it
_Abandon all hope, ye who enter this comment thread..._
Triggered
Person face riiiiight. That’s actually false
@Tyler Stockton wrong
Person face I’m black, and rarely see an African American individual approach a situation like this as calmly as he did, which is what most people should do in a situation like this when they have a legal firearm.
@øranuto husband But isn't that because more people are white?🤔
Watch the cop when ever the driver is trying to reach for his documents he's always holding his right arm on his gun
Would you not? The officer has never met this guy in his life he doesn't know his intentions
@@ImPunk only in US it's normal
Proper way of interacting with an officer when you are carrying and the Officer had the professional response to it.
Good jobs all around m
This is absolutely perfect etiquette when pulled over while carrying.
Hey I have the same picture as my gamer profile picture
Carrying what?
@@JackFate76 baskets of fruit...
@@summon1456 that’s awesome, bro!
I couldn’t disagree more.
*Severed hands fall out of "handbox"*
Officer: Alright... You're under arrest.
The guy: Understandable have a great day
😭😭😭😭😭 thats the hardest i’ve laughed in months
That's exactly what i was thinking
what else are you supposed to put in the handbox?!
@Daniel Huffman Oh, you mean the torso compartment
Perfect process! No insulting remarks. No kicking and screaming.
Man...I hope they didnt give him a ticket. He was such a chill responsible dude.
Absolutely nothing wrong with the cop putting his hand on his gun everytime the driver reached for wallet or registration. Cops dont know you, your intentions or if you are police biased or not.
I fully agree
Completely agree
That is still one of the reasons sometimes innocent die.
Cop thought that was a gun but it was something else visually similar.
You are dead.
That is one reason, I think gun society is inherently dangerous.
@@khalilmohammadmirza4070 Allah akbat
Yes
Yippee! finally normal people acting normal. We need more drama like this.
With BLM using violence as propaganda, I don't think people will see this video.
The main cause of warps in all of reality
You’re not an idiot but your impression is :D
@The main cause of warps in all of reality Don't forget that the riots have been peaceful, with only a few rare incidents of protesters peacefully burning down shops and peacefully assaulting people
Thong Slapper that’s where you’re wrong. The “riots” are peaceful. Riots are not peaceful
@@yeahitsme6389 yeah no shit
I hope every encounter you have is as safe and easy as this one
I got pulled over once and the officer said "I pulled you over because you were doing 80 in a 70 zone". I replied "Thats it? Glad you didn't see me a few minutes earlier because I was going much faster than that". He laughed and after checking my information, he let me go with a warning. You treat law enforcement with respect and they usually do the same.
That officer is well trained too. He is polite, respectful and professional, yet whenever the gentleman is reaching where he cannot see; his hand rests on his firearm just in case. He’s on his toes and ready to protect himself, but he’s not overbearing and making you feel like you’re a criminal
I noticed that too; cautious but also doesn’t escalate anything
This is protocol. You always have to be ready for any situation
Yes, very professional, the type of attitude police should have but most dont
Standing behind the door pillar Is how properly trained cops approach...with the hand on the gun
No offense, but I think you guys are little bit worried with security. It's kinda strange this aspect in US...like everyone is almost a criminal...
Imagine...being polite to the police and doing as your asked leads to you getting home quicker and alive...what a strange world we live in.
I know right? I bet the ones who refuse to comply are the ones who can't take no for an answer.
@Gus VanHorn Looked Hispanic but ok.
@@ianalan4367 I think the new "hip" label the kids are using today is "Latinx"
Ian Alan yeah but george zimmerman was considered a white guy when he murdered trayvon martin? so whats ur point
Rowrin you’d get ur ass kicked outside a bar if you said that shit in Mexico lmao
great job. Calm and professional.
I remembered I got stopped for going 77 in a 60, told him I had a pistol in my glove compartment, he asked do you have your concealed carry license, I said yes he said “I believe you”. He came back after checking their computer or whatever and he said, I’m letting you go because you told me about the pistol in your glove compartment. He just said don’t speed or you might get hurt. All in all, if I didn’t have to use my AK, it was a good day-Ice Cube.
Edit: True story by the way lol good cop who looked after himself and who was ultimately trying to look out for me. I don't speed in that area anymore or he'll be disappointed if he catches me again lol
Craig M - probably more likely not an argumentative crack head
Are you white? The only way I have ever gotten out of a cop pulling me over is w a military ID, not by being polite and ESPECIALLY not by telling them I have a gun in the car, they dont give a fuck about my black ass until they realize I serve the country.
@@MrEvldreamr Good for you! Considering I’m polite, corporative, and we’ll mannered it must be a military privilege as I have never once gotten my white ass out of a ticket! I ha e gotten my white ass slapped around, but, that was before I became polite and respectful. Thank you for serving our great nation! You deserve to get out of a ticket here and there.
Joke went way over y’all heads
I gotta say it was a good day
I was stopped CCW and told the officer and he said “don’t pull yours, I won’t pull mine”. No disarming no ticket.
"Officer, I have a handgun with me."
"Hey, so do I."
“You leave yours there, and I’ll leave mine here”
I’ve been stopped numerous times both in car and on a motorcycle, open carry no ccw, usually they have “removed it for their safety” and then put it in my trunk or left it somewhere for me to get after they leave. Of course that’s been a few years since run ins like that, I’m sure cops these days are a bit more sketchy about it.
I’d have told him I’d beat him on the draw anyhow lol
why do you need to carry around your gun every where you go? not asking to be rude, i just want to know.
I like how the cop looks back so your not doing anything suspicious
Both he and the cops handled things very calm and professionally.
"ehhhh" *holds up 8 fingers*
I saw 11
@@Hashbeast I counted 28
It was clearly 18 fingers.
It’s cleary a glizzy
I saw a foot
Once he reached for his wallet the officer started moving his hand closer to his weapon , he was ready😂
Has to be safe about it lol. He was being respectful about it which is good
Yup the officer needs to be ready for anything
And rightly so.
Yeah and i bet you if he was black everyone in the comments would be calling the cop racist
@@theboogeyman6270 for real though. People get so triggered nowadays. OVER NOTHING.
Could not have handled the situation any better... Very well done.
Hi Officer, I have IED's around my chest and my license is in my right back pocket which serves as a triggering device.
Officer: Oh alright. Can you move a bit further?
Plot twist: he lied about having the handgun and just wanted to flex
I do that all the time except i flex by saying I have a machine gun and a ticking bomb gets em every time
@Jesus Christ bro u crossing the line chill out
@Jesus Christ naaaa bro
@Jesus Christ You really are not the brightest light bulb are you?
And i hate to cast a shadow on your bright day ,but um Jesus isnt what they called him when he was alive.
There was no letter J in the hebrew alphabet at the time.
If your gonna pretend to be something at least get the name right
You calling your self Jesus is stupid if anything cuz you dont even know his real name
So I guess carry on stupid little troll
insiderperson18279 the guy shot in his car, sat beside his girl friend did do everything this guy did, yet he was shot and killed. There was only one difference between the two men.
Note that when the driver reaches for his wallet at the 40 second mark, the LEO puts his hand on his pistol, ready to draw. Note that this obvious defensive maneuver doesn't offend the driver at all. The LEO's hand returns to his pistol reflexively at the 1:10 mark when the driver reaches into the "hand" box. Again, the driver remains unoffended.
Yes, both sides remained civil and respectful. The guy looks hispanic and doesn’t get offended or aggressive.
If the dude that was getting pulled over was black all these idiots would come screaming "NOTICE HOW THE OFFICER HAD HIS HAND ON HIS GUN ITS BECAUSE HES BLACK"
@@evertaj8332 notice the driver didn't even noticed the Leo doing so because he unlike a black guy doesn't have to worry of being shot, while "reaching".
Did the driver even notice this? I doubt it. Makes sense that the officer would want to be prepared just in case.
But even so, as a Latino, moments like these make me nervous. Always have my hands on the steering wheel, keys on the dash, music off. I always state where my license, insurance, and registration are and request permission before reaching. I've had it where I'm pulled over and requested to take off my motorcycle jacket because it was hot, and was told, "why? So you can make a run for it? No."
What?! The officer put his hand on his gun when the driver's hand got close to where the driver kept his gun. How DARE the officer try to prepare to possibly defend himself... Cops need to be willing to get killed without putting up a fight, because.... racism.
Very calm and collected.
This is by far the funniest comment section on CZcams😂
“I had you at 88.”
"You had me at hello."
Underrated 😂
"I had you at 88"
"Well I've got a 45"
best comment here
Fucking dying at this!!! 😂
Not funny
Oh look, everyone feels safe because the driver handled the situation like you’re supposed to. Great to see
Thank you!
He obviously hates black lives...
Prob some people are so delusional already they would think this is sci fi or comedy
Your ignorance is showing
Velmat your malfunctioning code is showing. Fix those logical errors
I'm not a gun person. This said... what a nice interaction to watch. A responsible gun owner interacting with a police officer doing his job. Clear communication on both sides. They gun owner does not cry foul regarding why he was pulled over. He remains calm. Police officer remains civil as he enforces laws passed by our elected representatives. Respect to citizen and police alike here.
it coulda go wrong at anytime but the gentleman handled well 👏👏
Scream "I'm armed, AAAAHHHHH" and draw as quickly as possible at his direction to make sure that you're armed indeed.
And to educate them on how guns don’t kill people and that it’s the person that pulls the trigger’s responsibility to have good judgement, shout *”I’M GONNA KILL YOU!!”* While drawing said gun
And show him the gun and make sure he’s able to look down the barrel to verify there is indeed a bullet chambered. And if the officer needs further proof shoot the gun to show the bullet was ready to fire
Always start the conversation with sudden movements,grab something out of the middle console to play with and change volume every two words you exchange with the officer. Let them know you hate the antichrist before handing over your Licence
And also say I have a bomb in the car so they can bring more friends🤗
LMAO I SHAT MYSELF LAUGHING
"8 teeth removed"
"really!"
"yep! drug'd her myself!"
LMFAO
drug'd? What? Hahahaha
Drugged
@@BKnight_ it implies a southern accent
lmao
@@Lui1014O Yes, there is such a thing is a southern accent. I swear people will try to debate anything these days, even if it is incredibly obvious and has no room for misinterpretation.
We were taught in our conceal carry classes to have both drivers license and conceal carry ready for the officer when he approaches. This alleviates any miscommunication, and instantly makes the officer aware of the situation. Usually the officer will ask if your armed and thats when you spill the beans.
I think that is a bad idea. The officer will see you digging around and think something is going to happen. May I suggest you keep both hands on the wheel so the officer will not feel threatened. Then when the officer approaches tell him you are licensed to carry and have a weapon. Wait for instructions from the officer. Instructions from the officer may vary from state to state and also from officer to officer. Be safe be respectful.
Is there a reason you must inform the officer that you have a permit and a gun unless they ask? It's concealed for a reason.
@@alchemi8085 Because it's the law in some states and plain good manners otherwise. If I were an officer i'd really appreciate some one telling me. Relaxes the whole situation.
@@alchemi8085 you don’t _have_ to, and in some instances it may be worth just not saying anything at all due to how crooked some states’ legislation currently is. However in the majority of pro-2A states, politely informing the officer that you are armed (and licensed, if required) while keeping your hands where he or she can clearly see them is considered good etiquette and informs the police that you are likely to be a very reasonable and safe person who doesn’t want trouble.
@@alchemi8085 In some states it's a crime not to
I would’ve went for it before the speed questions but otherwise a great demo on how everyone can go home in the end.
The guy seemed respectful and cooperative, I feel like the officer probably just gave him a warning and sent him on his way.
Police ain’t want no smoke
@@brandonjones1423 lol frr
Legit. My dad got pulled over for not stopping completely at a stop street (he slowed down to a near stop and saw there was no one, so he continued) and an officer saw him. When he pulled over and the officer asked him why he did that, he didn't make excuses but just told him he didn't have an excuse, but that he was guilty of what he'd been caught for. The officer just let him go and told him to please do the right things on the road.
It helps a ton to just co-operate.
@@RyanxDunn Over here we call that the California roll 😹
@@choccymilk8845 ha lol nice
I was pulled over for having a headlight out. It went out as I was leaving work. I notified the officer that the firearm was in the glovebox with my paperwork. He said, “ If you don’t reach for yours I won’t have to reach for mine.” Got a written warning and was on my way.
I doubt that
@@madnesstime7932 Why would you doubt this?
@@madnesstime7932 This makes perfect sense.... Why doubt it?
@@achernoch got popped last week in my 80 Buick Regal t top. I happen to toss it sideways with no other traffic on the road. When stopped, I immediately made it known that I have a ccw permit and armed. Told him it was between the console and driver seat cushion. When asked why there, I gave him two reasons; A, it's not comfortable with it hooked on my backside, and B, it's useless in the glove box bc the second I reach for it, I'm a goner. He appreciated my honesty, and since it was late at night, the pull over led to him admiring the car, as well as wanting to see more of it. Yes, I humored him, and showed the engine etc. Turned out he too is a car guy that owns an 85 Buick Regal grand National. Cops are people too.
My cousin had something similar happen to him, except the cop said “Well don’t show me yours and I won’t show you mine” 😆
Ok your passenger was so adorable Lol
Shows the cop 8 fingers...
Cop remembering his time at the dentist: ...Yeah...that checks out.
I can't imagine this happening here in India. We have extremely strict shite gun laws. If I mention, I might get sprayed on while they scream at me and panic like I'm a full blown criminal.
Notice how the officer went for his gun every time the guy went to his back pocket or glove box, cops do that to everybody for their own protection, it's not just certain people, its everyone.
Hardly surprising when everyone's driving round nonchalantly with loaded guns in their pants.
my_other_account have mercy on me have mercy on my soul don’t let my heart turn cold... cause I got it on me
@Just Jeff I mean, it doesnt matter if theyre assholes or legal carry. They both have guns so the officer just has to be prepared incase that person decides they wanna smoke a cop. Legal carry doesnt mean they are a good person or have good intentions per say.
Notice how the officer didnt shoot him as he reached for his wallet, after telling them he had a legal firearm. (A la Philando Castille)
Got a good cop and the guy didn’t “look criminal” to him, bet if you had someone else in both positions it would’ve ended up way way different almost every time
I love how calm he really is with everything instead of arguing
the anti george floyd
Ikr, it's so easy when an officer talks to you like an adult without their guns draw for a regular stop
@@kingcelie1338 ikr? I'm just glad most cops don't have such extreme reactions unless they're suspicious of illegal activity.
Oh calmness only matters depending on the cop. Many don't care how you act they're just tyrannical little morons who don't even know the constitution they swear an oath to uphold.
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Lmao follow this page and you'll be surprised to learn that most cops don't know the law they swear an oath to uphold.
They get by on the good graces of their superiors not firing them because they are buddies
This is textbook. Thank you for uploading this.
In the Philippines the police approach with firearm in hand, arm relaxed hanging at the hip. Every police stop casualty had their guns holstered
"I had you at 88." Marty McFly, is that you?!
I was hoping we would see some serious shit
I liked this but realized that it went from 69 to 70...this comment is my substitute for the like
“Let’s see if you bastards can do 90”
Wasn't even 15 over! Those pricks must have been having a slow day.
@@skylinefootball all depends on the area. where I live anything over 9 and you'll be getting pulled over and 9 out of 10 times a ticket. I travel for work and some places I've passed cops doing 15-20 over and they don't even pay attention.
This should be shown in schools. The how to not get shot class.
inner-city schools*
You mean to black kids?
Mici Boo well, I just assumed black kids would also be in the schools, but if you want to go the whole racism route, then yes, also to black kids.
Philando Castile did the EXACT same thing with his family in the car and was still murdered. Either he came across the wrong cop or he was killed because he was black and seen as a threat even after informing the H A officer
Helps to have a camera
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Even in states where ccw isn't required I've noticed that having one anyways still makes everyone a little more comfortable
its about not arguing or being agitated. yes it sucks you got pulled over youre scared etc but you have to remain calm. cops are humans too
not all of them are human .
This is exactly how Philando Castile did it, yet he was shot point blank in front if his family...
@@dtroystopper2 The cop was definitely in the wrong with Philando. I won't defend him at all, but that is absolutely not the norm. Again, not blaming Castile, but from listening to it, you can tell Castile told the cop about the gun and then immediately started reaching for whatever it was that the cop wanted. Totally jumpy cop and a completely unnecessary shooting, but I personally tell the cop I'm carrying a gun and where it is while keeping both of my hands at 12 o' clock on the steering wheel. Let the cop tell you what to do next. If following commands to a T, that is not going to happen.
@@xxrecruitxx1648 You absoloute fucking moron.
@michael j. That's not true, not at all.
this is legitimately the funniest comment section I've seen on CZcams
It's not funny at all he did everything correct that is how to respect police
@Anthony Vacca Calm down serious Sam.
you shoulda seen the "excuse my sandwich breath" medical checkup video comments before they closed it up
ikr I haven't laughed this much in a while
omg these fucking comments are hilarious
The proper way to do this is shout out "IM ARMED" and quickly exit the vehicle.
insurance is in the handgun box..want me to quickly pull it out for you Officer?!?. lol
Informing a cop you’re armed and cooperating without incident. Weird.
Yeah when Philandro Castile did the same thing they murdered him
@@SinnedNogara he did not specify where he had his firearm
@@SpceDog-zd6bj Excuses excuses...
r_ elentless01 and of course police officers never lie to save their own skin
Ikr almost as if it has nothing to do woth skin colour and everything to do with your decisions
The way to do it is pull it out quickly and say "PEW PEW --- ITS A 22!"
Lmao then the cop will be like "PEW PEW --- ITS A 9MM!"
22 is lethal man!
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Dude: I have a weapon on me sir.
Officer: What's your weapon
Dude: My hand
I prefer "I have a concealed carry permit. My firearm is at my 5 o'clock position".
I always lead with the permit.
I advise my clients never to say the word "gun" or "handgun" because I'm always concerned that an unseen partner might walk up on the passenger side and only hear "gun".
Otherwise, excellent. Polite, respectful, telling the officer you are armed and licensed. Not being combative or short. Keep your hands where the officer can see them. Tell them what you are going to do before you do it or ask "how would you like me to proceed", then repeat the instruction before doing it.
I also display my bar card.
Dang man.....that firearm comment is good, I carry mine but luckily have never been pulled over. Thanks for the tip.
Agree. I hand DL w/ Carry Permit on top, and allow officer to ask, where is it? I never say "gun".
What if you also happen to be black?
@@Ajidam even more reason to know how to handle this situation.
1) be calm
2) turn off your music and car
3) roll down your window
4) be respectful and polite
5) keep your hands on the steering wheel until the officer asks you to do something
6) tell the officer what you are going to do and ask them if that is ok
7) say "officer, I am a licensed concealed carry permit holder and have my firearm today. It is in a holster at my 4 o'clock position
8) let the officer tell you what to do. If you don't understand, ask them to repeat it (I have to sweep past my firearm to get my wallet out, is that ok?)
9) if for some reason, after doing all of that, you think the officer is uncomfortable, ask them if they would prefer to disarm you themselves, then describe the holster (I have an inside the waistband kydex hosted attached to my belt by one easy to remove clip)
10) if the officer wants to disarm you, let them. Fully cooperate.
Bottom line, if you show the officer you respect them, remain calm, and cooperate, 99.9% of the time, nothing will happen. Most of the time, showing them respect, being calm, showing your hands, giving them information identifies you as not a piece of sh*t who might shoot them. Let them see your license and ccp. I've been stopped and having a ccp ended up being something the officer used to justify a warning instead of a ticket.
My black clients who follow these steps have never had a problem.
Most of the time, trouble comes from acting strangely or otherwise escalating the situation needlessly.
One of the more dangerous thing cops do is your run of the mill traffic stop. Make them feel safe.
You want to fight the ticket? Cool. That's what court is for. Hire a guy like me. Never on the street.
I have a simple rule - I'm never going to hand an officer my firearm. Ever. Period. If an officer orders me to hand them my gun, I say "I would prefer it if you took it off of me. Would you like me to step out of the vehicle?"
@Micah agreed. That's not a good reason to test it. As my concealed carry instructor says, do you want to test that theory or be as safe as possible?