You Couldn't Get A Better Lawsuit Than This! Corrupt Cops CAUGHT On Their Own Bodycam!

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[anarky]

"Do you want him trespassed?"
"Yes."

Stellar investigative skills.

[vawn]

“He’s just one of those first amendment guys”
Great to know the police aren’t.

[chuckdoom]

Don't forget the illegal search of the black dude behind him.

[monicaheisz]

Caller said, "He's on the sidewalk."
Dispatch said, "Refuses to leave."
Those are very different things.

[rexbeau]

Ironically, these people that didn't want to be filmed in public ended up all over police body cams and a popular YouTube channel...

[janeysiegrist]

The dead quiet when that officer realized that yes, indeed he did solicit a trespass. 😂😂

[DPSFSU]

11:45 "because he's not on my property, we can't trespass him, right?" Crazy how even the bar manager knows the law but these "peace" officers had to contact their boss. How sad, embarrassing and crazy is that?!

[mi-mhuo]

My favorite line from this video.
"Are you done harrasing me?"

[ph]

13:12 “So you solicited a trespass without doing your investigation “. !! Golden!!

[axw]

A property owner called trespass, someone that has not set foot on the property in order for police to obtain their ID. This is a fourth amendment violation.

[stevesanderson]

One might think that a single officer could have taken care of this call for service in 30 seconds by informing the manager of constitutional rights and Wishing the auditor a nice day.

[SirTunnelSnake]

Channels like this are so important and I love them so much..

I hope every cop starts to realize that they could end up on youtube in front of millions of people and start to think about how they act. The one cop in this video clearly understands this and just tries to handle the situation to make everyone happy. That's what cops SHOULD do.

[PatientZero_]

"They don't want you on their property"
"I've never been on their property"

Jfc this cop 🤣

[BlitzKrieg-fcup]

"You want him trespassed?" is BRILLIANT investigative techniques!!!

[alexursus]

The first thing the cops said was give me your ID. This says a lot about these characters.

[kennymankennyman]

The Attorney General of the US should watch these videos all the time and actually investigate all officers that are violating the citizens’ rights.

[Sendu]

"He is recording all my customers" - Doesn't the business manager also record all the customers with security cameras?

[billcosby]

The officer solicited a trespass because he just wants the arrest. He wanted it so bad that he even was ready to fight with his sergeant. Great job dumb asses.

[adammorgan]

“They’re requesting that we go ahead and move you along” I think that is the single most outrageous statement made within this interaction.

[timberwolf]

"Hey! you dropped this." Lmao, such a great shirt for this situation