Good Officer Stops Bad Officer's Mistake

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[Aacula]

The discomfort of calling out a co worker and then being on awkward terms with them afterwards is no joke. This guy is a courageous leader.

[KuroroSama]

The really stupid thing here: The kid WANTS to help the investigation in every way possible - getting the bill of sale, showing the real criminal's facebook profile... and the officer is keeping him handcuffed so he can't do any of it.
The officer was basically interfering with the investigation.

[Sheaun]

It's so refreshing to see a cop correct another overzealous cop before he makes a costly mistake. We need more of him!!!

[bigdaddy]

That cop who tells him flat out:
"As a kid I've had dirt bikes 4 wheelers I never ran the vin until I became a cop" is so refreshing a cop putting himself in that kids place was awesome.

[adedamolaayo-onita]

Kid: Calmly and and respectfully pleads his innocence.

Cop: He's been running his mouth.

[seeker]

A+ to a 14 year old for knowing what a bill of sale is and generally being patient

[thepompafilliannetwork]

I appreciate the officer who had sense enough to police his colleague. That's all we are asking for.

[brandonleu]

I really like how that confronting officer did that confrontation.

He basically without actually saying it that the rookie was about to make a huge mistake and allowed the rookie to undo his decision before things got completely out of hand.

Honestly A++ for that guy.

[BetaBuxDelux]

The kid gets an A+. He was calm and explained to the officer that he had a Bill of Sale.

[aabidamn]

I give the kid an A++.
A 14 year old who's making money by fixing and selling dirt bikes, instead of those who hang around doing nothing, and was calm during this whole ordeal, earns a great deal of respect.

[paperdrop]

The officer who understand the situation at hand, truly is a great human being. He puts himself in someone else’s position and does a great job explaining to the officer in training how he would feel. Instead of yelling at him, he calms the situation and ends the confrontation. A real 21st century officer.

[Amanda-igdi]

I was like, “Is this cop new?” Then they showed him and I was like “Yeah, he looks young and has nothing on his uniform.” Turns out he’s still in training. Why is he alone without a CO? I hope this teaches him a long lasting lesson about being a better cop.

[TenThumbsProductions]

It is important to call out bad cops, equally important to praise the good cops. He handled that like a pro.

[thewayithappens]

The cop had the audacity to say “he’s running his mouth” when that kid was nothing but respecty to that cop who doesn’t deserve any respect. smh

[zhontac]

This teenager behaved like a man of honor, defending his name. He was courteous, respectful even in face of an arrest happy cop. Well done, young man and I wish you well!

[dichaelovic]

This is the kind of cop that seriously needs recognition with a promotion.

[jackhildebranski]

As soon as he said he can get his bill of sale it felt so obvious that the kid bought the bike from the guy who had stolen it and yet somehow only one officer understood that

[AdmiralTrevMan]

Honestly the kid gets a solid A+ as well. Considering his lack of life experience, he did everything a reasonable, calm person should have to prove his innocence.

[debunkthejunk]

I'll give the kid an A+. Not a lot of adults would do their "due diligence" when purchasing a vehicle like this. The fact that he did and remained calm while proving such under duress is a testament to him as a citizen.

[threats]

Mr ziggler gets an A+. He remained calm, gave the cops all the information he knew, tried his best to let the cops know who he bought it from and was willing to show the bill of sales.