Cop Gets SHREDDED By Citizen Who Knows Their Rights

These cases prove that knowing your rights is the most important aspect of any interaction with law enforcement. Rick Strom breaks it down. Give us your thoughts in the comments below!

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[williepearl]

The cop saying “why would I get in trouble” says everything you need to know about cops in the US.

[michaelwilcox]

Too much authority, too little education and accountability.

[jonglascow]

The last one is AMAZING. Your drinking. NO wait your high. Did ANYONE think that kid "slurred" his speech? Was VERY articulate! I hope to hell they sued that cop.

[byronkennedy]

The ole "odor of alcohol and weed" accusations. You can't drag an odor into court.

[jsweet]

Love that college guy calling that cop a dumbass 😂

[nightowl]

I have to agree it is suspicious that an officer just walks into your yard to only ask if your okay.

[tonia]

I hope this gentleman sue this officers and the department

[andreware]

Crazy, just being arrested for a false accusations can destroy a person but we have given a group of people 100s of ways to lie for an arrest and rarely punish them for the exposed lies.

[Ktr--ema]

Officer get off my property before I utilize the make my day law

[IndyDog-nsws]

Accusing someone their drunk, when not, is slander. Sue them.

[frankiestein]

That second video; they arrest him, he proves he’s completely sober and then tells off the cop. It’s really embarrassing for all the officers involved. His coworkers call him an “excellent officer”. Excellent officers don’t ruin people’s days for no reason. I wonder how many other people he’s done this too

[marcusmartin]

They think they can just trespass anywhere they want. I would have to defend my property.

[glenkohler]

The cop working his ass of for a DUI conviction should be fired. This could be worth suing over. His continued false accusations are outright lies that merit a harsh reprisal.

[masonhoughton]

"We get tested for weed every Friday" "Well it's Saturday so.." 🤣🤣🤣 Beyond parody. Take his badge

[terrylumpkin]

I hope there was a lawsuit, and I hope he wins

[weidles]

This cop needs to be fired, for trying to ruin a young man's life. I would sue him and the police department.

[thechosen]

The driver should have request a Sgt. and he wouldn't have needed to take a DUI test. I smell a great Civil Rights law suit.

[Nickdeaugustine]

Every time he called the cop "dumbass" was cathartic af.

[angelindeath]

Allergies and dry eyes can both cause red, watery eyes. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[armorpig]

NEVER do a field sobriety test. It's 100% subjective.