Officer Trespasses and Is Caught by Civilian

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[miked]

This is why cameras are important. I had 2 officers show up to my house and knock. I opened the door and asked them what they wanted. They said they were investigating a noise complaint. I said well it's not me as you can see. They asked if they could search the house and I asked if they had a warrant. He said no we are just asking and I said that when they got a warrant I'd let them in, until then I didn't want them in my house. They jerked me out of the house and put me in cuffs, told me I was under arrest for disturbing the peace and said they would let me go if I let them search the house. I said no, they ended up going in anyway and said I had given them consent. There was no mention of anything else in the report and of course because cops don't lie. The judge didn't believe me. So this long story is to remind people to always film every interaction you have with police.

[brettywap]

"Call and file a report.." Then proceeds to not identify when asked.

And that's why people don't like cops.

[Caroline-sezc]

What gets me is that the officer tells Mr. Norris that the vehicle isn't Eli's, but then when talking to the second person he states that Eli's vehicle was abandoned. It's nutty that cops can lie freely but lying to a cop is "obstruction".

[BirdDawg]

This is VERY important. I had an issue with Sheriff's deputies trespassing over a locked gate, no trespassing sign clearly in sight, when I found them they had their guns drawn on my dog. This was 200 yards inside my fences. They had the wrong place, and I saved my dog ONLY because I was home and heard him barking. I was so upset I just kicked them off my land, I should have filed a complaint and maybe saved someone else or their dog. Make sure to follow through and keep cops accountable to the law.

[mkhartnett]

"I don't understand what the problem is."
This is the response they all seem to give when people use their rights given to them. It's pretty ridiculous.

[redrobbo]

"Id like you to get off my property now please"
"Okay, sorry about that, thanks for all your help."
"No problem ".
Thats how that *should've* went.

[JoeBowlandMusic]

I live in Kalispell and know the officer. He's such a tool! Our job site got robbed last Christmas and he literally laughed at us because our chain was cut that held our tools together. I hope he loses his badge!

[nate_mccallister]

The old “I’m just making sure everyone is ok, ” routine. Dude can’t handle being embarrassed.

[joeren]

The minute a citizen says that he/she is no longer talking without an attorney, that should be the end of the conversation.

[Mr_Nobody]

“I can go anywhere I want” and this is a prime example of how we’ve given police way too much power.

[GeneralKenobiSIYE]

"I don't understand what your problem is."

and that's the problem! If an AMERICAN'S RIGHTS are the very last thing you take into account, if at all, then you are not fit to protect and serve the people.

[YouTuber-jznd]

The fact that there is absolutely nothing a person can do but watch the police trample their rights and hope it gets resolved in court is crazy.

[josh.]

"What's your name and badge number" "I don't wanna give it to you, I don't give out information"

K... **Gets his license plate**

[XiuHang]

"You're tresspassing."
"Call and file a report."
Seriously? At this point you are an armed intruder and you're just going to casually be a jerk?

[trevoreaves]

Imagine you break in to someone’s property and get angry when they tell you to leave😂

[toamaori]

reminds me of this joke...
A cop turns up at an old man's farm out in the country, says to him..
"I'm looking for stolen property... I'll be searching your entire farm"
The old man replies...
"No worries boss, but you wanna stay outta the end paddock"
Cop pulls out his badge and says..
"You see this badge? It means I can go wherever I like on your farm.. Got it?"
the old man replies "Got it boss."
five minutes later the old man hears a blood curdling shriek from the end paddock,
and sees the cop screaming running for his life from the biggest meanest bull you've ever seen.
The old man cups his hands around his mouth and shouts...
"THE BADGE BOSS!... SHOW HIM YOUR BADGE!"

[christian]

Seems like the common thing about all these situations is that a cop gets their ego hurt and spiral into pettiness.

[kiwibread]

“Who’s car is it?”
It’s Eli’s
“It’s not registered to him”
He clearly knows who the car belongs to, or at the very least has the ability to access that information. To know it isn’t registered to someone, they have to know who it is registered to. Makes you wonder what the real purpose of the visit was.

[arthurhouston]

Depty was lying, he is on fishing expedition trying build case on man in jail.

[alienarachnid]

“Was it locked?” “Uh yeah it had a chain on it” 😂 ridiculous