Dash Cam Didn't Stop Cops from Lying

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[AuditTheAudit]

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[codyderickson]

Cops saying, "we wouldn't lie to you" is the biggest lie I've ever heard.

[formcheck]

“You lose your rights when you start driving” this cop is beyond a joke. Should be fired immediately

[rshoe]

The problem is that cops can legally lie to you, which is utter BS. Now if we lie to them we could face criminal charges. Quite the double standard here isn't it?

[BrianJones-dqrh]

Passenger: I have rights
Cops: “You give up your rights when you’re in a car”

[TheGuitologist]

“You give up your rights when you’re in the car.”
Well that certainly is news.

[famcadjr]

This video proves that officers use "step out of the car" as an intimidation tactic and not for officer safety.

[doggyfrienddoggyfriend]

That cop actually said “you give up your rights when you are in a car.” Wow scary stuff. End qualified immunity now.

[aboutpeopleplacesthings]

There is no other profession that tolerates such utter incompetence and ignorance of the basic knowledge of the job.

[deshawntoolive]

I say this all the time, never immediately tell an officer you’re recording via dashcam right away. Let them dig themselves in the deepest hole possible before you tell them they’re on video. Telling them you’re recording right away they’re immediately gonna somewhat tighten up even if they say they don’t care about being recorded

[theintellectualrabbit]

"When you have rights, either you use them or you lose them."

You are correct good sir. Thank you for recording this.

[glennw]

I always laugh when officers tell motorists to step out of their car for the officers safety, but if you step out on your own, the officer will tell you to step back in your car for their safety.

[jenlori]

Wow, I truly admire this man's knowledge of his rights, and his execution of them. He explains very well his points - like, why he shouldn't get out of the car. So proud he didn't get out. I Love that he's right at every turn. 😂 "I'll give up my rights for my friend - so he's not late"

[JacobC]

It makes me so mad when cops say stuff like “oh where did you go to law school” or “are you a lawyer? You know the law?” It’s insane that they think regular citizens should be ignorant of the laws and their rights and just do whatever they say without question.
Edit: tell them “I didn’t know that was illegal” and they’ll say “ignorance of the law isn’t an excuse.”

[quinzoto]

2:13 "YOU GIVE UP YOUR RIGHTS WHEN YOU ARE IN THE CAR" somebody please fire this cop

[LimitedState]

A decent demeanor doesn't make an F turn into a C. 4th amendment rights violations seemingly still deserve an F regardless of their demeanor. A tyrant with a really good demeanor is still a tyrant.

[heathen]

They literally admitted they just wanted to know who he was, and also admitted they do it to everyone.

[dwreed]

I get so sick of these cops demanding ID and telling lies to get it. Absolutely criminal behavior.

[MRAJE]

The officers get an F for misinterpretation/lying about the law. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse especially by a sworn officer of the law.

[byron_]

I cannot believe the effing cop actually said, out loud, that “You give up your rights when you are in a car”. That scumbag needs to be fired immediately; he has NO business having a badge and a gun.