7 Dumb Cops Who Got OWNED By Higher Authority!

In this video, we'll take a look at 7 instances where law enforcement officers got owned by their higher authorities. From getting reprimanded for using excessive force to being caught breaking the law themselves, these cops found out the hard way that nobody is above the law. So sit back, grab some popcorn, and watch as these officers get put in their place.

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[acehighdan]

That last sergeant! just epic. 🤣 rolls up, see's no wrong doing, instantly deescalates the situation and leaves. so professional yet comical.

[kirbygene]

"I have a right to privacy in public." "You do, to a certain degree." "Yeah and this is within that degree." Priceless

[chrish]

That sergeant at the end looked so annoyed that he even had to come down there. Lol.

[QQ-tjwt]

The liqueur store guy is just protecting his mvp customer lol

[ladyluv]

That 1st cop's face when he found out he was wrong 😂😂😂

[Skeez]

3:32 that ego being shattered was everything 😂

[txbill]

EVERY police officer needs to watch how the sargent handled the situation and let the journalist into the building after taking the time to get his fact straight. Now THAT's a good cop.

[saltybrackishfresh]

The serg who defended his right to record in a government building was on point! That’s a huge violation of our rights that’s gotta stop asap. Citizens need the right to record in public because the authority is ALWAYS recording in public

[nasdoc]

The Uber driver VS Braden, the Uber driver has a lot of patience. It was unbelievable how much patience the Uber driver has. God bless him.

[TigerTapangco]

“I hope you learned something today”

😂

[paulstatz]

I think the second officer needs immediate anger management classes what a stormtrooper

[simmogj]

The 2nd incident the cop was disciplined, lost his role on the task force. The passenger reported it, supported the driver. Cherry’s apology comes after the detective was stripped of his badge and gun and transferred out of the FBI's elite Joint Terrorism Task Force. Police Commissioner Bill Bratton also admonished Cherry after the video went viral online, saying “No good cop can watch that without a wince”, and the NYPD and independent Civilian Complaint Review Board have been investigating the exchange.

[dustinadair]

The sergeant that Long Island auditor ran into was the coolest sergeant I’ve seen on YouTube. “You’re exercising your rights? That’s awesome!” Cheers to your sergeant, you deserve a promotion.

[pavel]

More cops need to be like sergeant McDonough he actually listened stay calm and tried as best as he could to understand the person without yelling or saying anything just hearing him great cop

[Carlospjr]

The NYPD detective that went off on the cab driver lost his position 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The Nassau County Sgt. was 💯👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The last Sgt was quick and to the point 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[jpduffy]

They always say say "If you're not doing anything wrong why do you have a problem showing us your ID?." Yet they always seem to have a problem with us videoing them in the course of their duties and I would simply say "If you've not doing anything wrong why do you have a problem with it being recorded?"

[timeandspace_.]

That first guy swallowing his ego was brutally awesome

[oliviern]

the "btw my name is John" at the end killed me..haha

[kpd]

Teaching cops the limits of their authority is an unending process. Maybe they aren't being trained correctly in the first place.

[Cjxl]

Someone give that last man in the video a raise he knew his shit