NPC Police pull me over for no reason…

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[marcusbird]

WOW HE ACTUALLY LISTENED TO THE DRIVER WITHOUT POWER TRIPPING .

[papermind]

The word “misinformation” is so engrained into the Canadian mind

[sohhyuna]

Idk what’s with this clickbait shit seriously. For no reason? He explained to you his reason. Obviously he didn’t actually know about it, and you taught him and he listened and understood. We’re all human bro. Everyone in the video was polite about it

[palan]

A good cop will never claim to know every law and will admit when he’s wrong just like this cop did, y’all gotta stop grouping all cops together. I hate majority of them aswell but a lot are very nice friendly and professional

[jondunbar]

I live in Alberta as well and I literally have a company vehicle that I take home which they pay for the gas that I drive back and forth to work with lol. It's nice to see a cop actually listen for once. Truthfully for the most part cops in Alberta Canada are pretty decent when compared to other police forces around the world

[kreatorvon]

Calling registration “Reggie” is the most Canadian shit I’ve heard today😂

[katazaki]

Glad he said he'd research. Good cop

[dasbaconboi]

He was so nice, even said "gotta do research/don't wanna give misinformation"

[jessed]

Dude is pulled over daily. Wonder how his driving is. Prob shite

[moosecockcrackerspread]

This guy got a whole degree in yapping

[davidfrank]

I don't believe for one minute he was going to work. There are multiple videos of this guy doing it over and over. Let's see get in a super car drive around with dealer plates that don't describe the vehicle being driven. Most worth over 100k. Of course, you'll get pulled over. Then film it over and over to get your 15 mins of fame. That is actually what that traffic law is supposed to prevent. By posting the video, this was done for personal reasons and, therefore, driving for personal reasons. I hope you lose your job or your dealer plates.

As for the police, they listened and said I'll look up the law. Thanks for the information. You can't expect police to know every traffic act. How would you feel if an "employee from dealership" took plates, then stole your expensive vehicle and got away with it?

Get a life!

[ShaneBieve]

good job officer for not being EGOTISTICSAL and thinking you know best so again thank you for listening

[epic_axolotl]

Almost every short i see is in america, but as soon as they spoke I knew it was canada

[Gachalover_]

Finally one that does not keep asking for more proof and luke some be like yea you can save all that for court😅😂😅😂😅😂

[christianemmett]

Imagine walking through life with a willingness to learn as you go. Good stuff

[dayumdoesyt.]

Since 2011 and the cop still hasn't heard about it

[LiquidKidtv]

Serms like he had reason and it got solved.

[timleftthebuilding]

Alberta cops can be pretty chill unless you're running from them

[haroldtucker]

He said it’s a car dealership plate for a car dealership not a company vehicle

[JosephBennett-qm]

You clearly did something that made him pull you over