When A Criminal Is Smarter Than The Police

Interrogations like this don't happen often where the suspect outsmarts the detectives and knows EXACTLY what to do... This is the case of Dababy, who is one of the people who got out of an interrogation better than he went in.

[stephenhill]

Calling him a criminal befores he’s charged with anything is alarming. Also editing his shirt orange to make it seem like he’s already in jail is wild.

[Tim_the_Enchanter]

Dude makes the key point every criminal should remember:

The cops always say they've got this and they've got that, and they already know everything. But if they know anything at all, why are they working so hard to sweat something out of you?

[paulwilson]

"What time were you there?"
"I don't know, the time the camera shows me not robbing anybody"
Best answer ever!

[christophermcfarland]

People can say whatever they want about Dababy but the way he handled this situation was absolutely intelligent

[ryanmax-grappler]

It's simple. You either ask if you free to go or you ask for a lawyer. Never say more than you need to

[ronkjjr]

“ let’s take the word robbery out the picture “
“ then why are we here? If we take that out?” FACTS😂😂😂

[DutchZeringer]

The way he caught them trying to make him give a different version of the story was sharp as fuck. I wish I acted more like that in high pressure situations.

[dimitristripakis]

- " If you had proof I killed her, I would be behind bars now."
-"We called you here for a parking ticket."

[Stevenisbelieven]

"Anything you say, CAN AND WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU, in court of law."
Proof that you should never talk to police after that has been read to you.

[agyatthule]

It is scary to think that an innocent can be convicted of crimes they never did.

[AnOriginalYouTuber]

Its horrifying thinking about how many innocent people have gone to prison.

[Corrupted]

Changing the color of his shirt in the thumbnail might be the dumbest type of clickbait I've ever seen lmao

[roostermoney]

When someone been through this process multiple times you know what to say to the police 💯

[Thomas-mn]

I love it when they use, "We want to hear your side of the story...." Which means, tell us something that we could use to incriminate you or tie you to the crime in some way.

[Cinnmon]

48 hours in jail is a violation of his 4th Amendment rights, he could actually sue for being illegally detained. He's one smart cookie. He ate this entire interrogation. Props to him.

[ktreykrell]

“Whenever the cameras caught me robbing nobody”😂😂😂

[TroutWest]

The way he told them to just play back the tape rather than him repeating again was brilliant. I'm impressed here

[skyjumper]

Small point of advice - DaBaby could sue you for using the word "Criminal" in describing him. Someone is not a criminal if accused and their charges are dropped. They are only a criminal once convicted. Until then they are just an 'accused'.

[turbodick]

When a "criminal" hasn't actually done anything wrong we call them a "suspect". Hope this helps!

[linkibear]

His immense confidence makes me smile so much though.
He knows his shit more than the cops somehow.