Cop Pulls Over 'Legal Expert' And SCHOOLS HIM On The Law

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[dankelly]

Can we get Audit The Audit T-shirts that just say “HOWEVER”

[omnipersistence]

I'm betting this officer knew he was probably gonna have to pull this guy out the car and didn't feel like going through all that.

[realisrealite]

I've never seen an officer in Arizona on youtube that was as patient and professional as this officer.

[ghale]

This guy is the definition of “knowing just enough to get yourself in trouble”.

[EHiggins]

Mr. T: "I'm not operating, I'm travelling, I'm Mr. Traveller."
LEO: "Alrighty then."
The force is strong with this one.

[Snoopy]

The second hand embarrassment I got from him trying to school the cop is next level

[jeffm]

One thing I like about this channel, is you're fair to both the police and the citizen

[azulral]

Moment he said that he didn't have a drivers license I felt dread as I realized we found a sovereign citizen.

[mikerichardson]

Kudos to the officer in this video. He displayed the embodiment of patience. This guy will one day meet a cop that will test his theory with a ticket and court date.

[JumperBloX]

"I'm not operating this vehicle."
"Then what are you doing in it?"
"I'm traveling in it."

This feels like something straight out of a spongebob episode.

[j.c.Clemons]

I want to thank you for taking the time to ensure a proper transcript is available for those of us that can't rely on our ears.

[dburton]

Kudos to the cop. He was very polite and patient.

[jaybeemhardscrote]

This is the COOLEST cop I've ever seen! So professional, understanding, and cordial! Bravo!

[pugness]

I turned in my license, I don't need it anymore hahah 😂😆

[mikebronicki]

"Ok, but laws don't apply to me."
"I'm special."
I give the officer an A+ for attitude and D for job performance. (This dude needed to be cited.)
Mr. Traveler gets an F leaning toward a J for the jail time in his future.

[sufferedlearnedchanged]

This guy getting let go. Is the reason that other people will continue to do the same thing. And so will he. Because Mr. Traveler considers this a win.

[timetraveler]

i personally think that cops that know the law well become either the best cops out there or the very worst, cos they will either keep it well or break it very well

[MaddenMaster]

If i were an officer, i would say, "i understand we have a difference in how the law reads, but if you dont show me a liscense you are getting a ticket, and you can argue against it at the hearing"

[godschild]

Well done to that cop. Very patient and no attitude whatsoever. We need more like him.

[JaySun]

I believe the reason why he let him off so easily was because he knew he f'ed up opening the door.