Elderly Man SHOOTS Drone 💥😅

#police #cops

[PhantomCheddar]

you can tell he thought the drone was in the wrong, that’s the only reason he was being so cooperative.

[aaronbauer]

This is exactly why you should exercise your right to remain silent and refuse to answer questions...

[silvestrera]

Drones on a private property should be considered as an act of trespassing.

[YO-npjv]

Cop told him he had the right to not answer any questions or make any statement AFTER he asked him a million questions 😅.

[Toketree]

A friendly conversation and a criminal investigation are the exact same thing.

[JesusIsGoodTruth]

I side with Gramps. Privacy should be just as important as the right to breathe.

[sabine]

I agree with him. Nobody should have drones over their property

[jamesthomas]

This should be dismissed in court. It should have been a conversation at the most and nothing more. With all of this drone crap going on he isn’t wrong.

[CherylBerryl]

NEVER answer ANY questions by cops without your lawyer present, PERIOD!
that's what I've learned!

[No_Transitory]

I was lucky to have a cop as a father. First thing he always told me to do is not answer any questions. Even if i havent done anything illegal. Best advice a father could give.

[cristofjulun]

So, thanks for the video, this is a great example of no matter what, when a police officer comes up to you and starts chatting you up, zip it and say you’d like to talk to a lawyer.

[timmyt]

You can tell Grandpa had trust in this friendly officer. Grandpa learned the hard way with bait and switch. Soon to learn good cop - bad cop at the precinct.

[Bowfella]

"I can't breathe" gramps is DIABOLICAL

[mei]

A federal and felony charge for shooting down a Walmart drone?

[seanmarshall]

Remember it’s illegal to discharge firearms within city limits in many places, however, this doesn’t apply to paintball guns or air rifles, and drones are quite fragile.

[brianspadea]

This, my friends, is why you never enter into a consensual conversation with the PO-PO. There are a few phrases you may say, but the one to remember is "I don't answer questions." (I don't condone firing handguns into the air)

[dustymiller]

You opened your mouth, being honest, telling the truth, and you got charged with a felony offense. You truly believed that you didn't do anything wrong. This is why more and more people today are telling an interviewing cop, "I don't answer any questions"..."I don't answer any questions unless my lawyer is present"..."I wish to exercise my Right to remain silent". ⚖️

[BitsofSkin]

This will get laughed out of court. The copper should have read him his rights BEFORE anything was said.

[boompow]

He asked him questions before reading him his rights. Got all the info and the reads him his rights. . Crazy!

[templeofdelusion]

So nice of the officer to explain the rights to the man after he already finished answering questions.