Fearless Man Stands His Ground Against Corrupt Cops

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[HCMCDrives]

6 officers come out to a guy with a camera and they accuse HIM of wasting time. Not the brightest bunch.

[Mavve]

“I dunno” - 99% of this sergeant’s vocabulary.

[bmitch]

That first officer needs a wellness check. He's forgotten his own name.

[jaydee]

When he pointed out the license plate that says “Publicly Owned”. 😂

[PerfidiousPuffin]

"We're concerned" ok don't leave your shit out in public, this is 100% on you.

[Waggz]

I love how these guys live on plain view doctrine in every traffic stop they do but when the tables are turned suddenly it's a problem.

[Mrtyville]

"Who are you?"
"I don't know."
LMAO

[scrib]

So fucking sad it's 2024 and not a SINGLE cop understands PUBLIC vs PRIVATE.

[PepeToTheMooon]

5 cops for one guy filming completely legally in public. If they’re so scared, get a private parking garage.

[mentallyRdacted]

If this guy can make it as a Sgt, imagine what kind of losers burden that PD in lower ranks. Genuine danger to the public.

[TuzeTea]

The cop answering "i dunno" so many times like he was 8 years old having an argument on a playground should have brought him down an entire grade level for complete lack of professionalism. what the actual heck??

[Dodgerific]

"what law?" "I don't know" "exactly".

[chrisbrass]

The most disturbing part of interactions of this type is that we all know if the cop walked by a car and saw something suspicious inside and we pointed out that it was private property, they would laugh at us and detain the owner.

[michaelquinlan]

'Concerned...' is not a law.

[Mike-boil]

The first cop still doesn’t know anything about anything including his name -a real fine example of professionalism for this department

[bradleye]

The way he completely shut that one officer up was insane 🤣 “Shut up. I’m not talking to you.” Dude just went dead quiet.

[jessedavies]

It never ceases to amaze me how inarticulate police officers are. They’re used to writing reports in what could essentially be a form of short-hand writing, and when it comes to verbalizing something it basically amounts to “listen to me or I’m going to threaten you until you do listen!”

[mastadon]

Clearly the poor officer is suffering from amnesia as he doesn't even know who he is. Very sad....

[Skrubb_Lord]

Remember "Escalate. Retaliate. Fabricate"
The three golden rules of being a cop.

[kyleallen]

"Be quiet I'm not talking to you." My favorite line, especially when the cop shut up after that lol 😂