Officer Pulls Guy Over and Seriously Regrets It

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[AuditTheAudit]

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[tj]

This cop reminds me of the people who ask you why you're mad, even if you aren't, until your mad about them.

[STI]

Officer Cordoba.”I can stand here all day” Nothing like seeing our tax dollars put to good use.

[LichtAnker.]

This guy isn't a cop because he wants to help other people, he's a cop because he's a narcissist and wants to exert his dominance on other people. Unfortunately, you see that with many police officers these days.

[alexoblivion]

I love how you can see the traffic flowing in the background while the cop claims he's obstructing traffic

[brodyshook]

I’m buying a dash cam just for the off chance this guy will do all my lawyer work for free

[joshuagavaghan]

“I can stand here all day”
Shortly after
“This is cutting into my lunch break”
Lmao

[Jukestar]

Dude, I'm not gonna lie; the stoic, headstrong attitude of the guy in the car got me a little enchanted.

[dialga]

"Hey there sir, this isnt a parking spot, could you please move your car?"
"Oh, sorry about that."
"No problem, have a good day"

its actually that simple, but i guess simple is too easy for cops

[_You_Are_Not_Him_]

Girlfriend: How was your day sweety?
Me now: Do I need to answer any of your questions?

[ScrappyCoCo]

I came here to watch a police officer get the uno reverse card, but I ended up finishing law school!

[robertprice]

I love how he was trying to act like he's doing him a favor because he has nothing to write him up on

[theophila]

These tactics are so manipulative & I detest the tactics.

The tactics to get the citizen to give up unnecessary personal information are annoying, accusatory & aggressive attempts to provoke the guy, by trying to put him on the defensive... for doing nothing.

But he doesn't bite. 🎉 Great example for all of us.

[noahgodfrey]

This officer's de-escalation techniques are the equivalent of a younger sibling incessantly poking you and then asking why you're getting angry

[qc]

“You can’t park here, you have to move, but I’m going to keep you here so I can continue harassing you.”

[gavrocketgaming]

Police academy's need to require all trainees to watch at least 24 hours of your content.

[andreframil]

im still waiting for the "Seriously Regrets It" part

[DrumstickFL]

"U mad bro?"
"No"
"That's what a mad person would say"

[gingytheman]

"Am i free to leave?"
"No. Would you like to leave?"

What do you think einstein

[dizont]

"Are you ok?"
"You are displaying your power"