Informed Sheriff And Chief DEFEND Citizen From Corrupt Cop!

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[BritJim]

They sent the chief, the sheriff, and 5 deputies? The person that hit that alarm should be charged for the costs.

[ianbattles]

If every cop behaved like these two, this youtube channel wouldn't even exist!!!

[cavemanballistics]

Dude lost me when he started crying about the door.

[Tyler-]

If I was a resident of that county, I would be casting a vote for that Sheriff.

[BBROPHOTO]

The most A+ response from a department. The Chief and sheriff are a perfect example of people in the right positions of power.

[machinegunjackmcgurn]

The whole door thing killed my empathy.

[PhnomenN]

*Door shuts…
Guy: I’ve been waiting for this moment my whole life…

[gakuyax]

He's legally an asshole about the door.

[bdizzle]

We need more officers like him. He's educated and intends to teach others about the law. He's setting a great example.

[rstrama]

I've never seen a cop get an A+ on this channel. That, in itself, is a huge compliment to the two officers.

[ByteMyWire]

I get the feeling this Sheriff and Chief have the integrity to say, "I welcome you film it man, if there's something not right, I'll get that fixed". Thank you for your service to the public.

[TheBhrom]

I don't see why he got upset about them shutting the door. As long as he was able to walk back in if he needs to there is nothing wrong with shutting an office door. He was being overly sensitive about that particular issue.

[abelperez]

Yeah the whole “shut the door on me” was just being extra 😂 it wasn’t locked and he came back in and they didn’t tell him to get out, he made that so weird hahahah

[michaelgarzon]

Dude certainly had a weird reaction to having the door closed on him lol! Especially when he went back in and they didn’t instantly kick him out again

[MrJacobphillips]

“I'm not here to start anything with anybody” *proceeds to cause a problem with everybody*

[claybeat]

If acting like an insecure boyfriend was a crime, arrest this guy.

[Salty-Hero]

Lol, he got super defensive about the door being closed.

[mattdeacon]

Props to the Chief for being the first one through the door when the panic button was pressed. This is what policing should look like.

[HolySoopCoolers]

“Not here to start anything.”

“Why’d you close the door on me???”

Pick one, guy.

[bagdiil]

He shouldn't be given an A if he acts as confrontational as he did...