Sergeant Orders Officer to RESPECT Citizen's Rights

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[VlOREL]

Omg the humiliation must be unbearable, the sergeant literally crushed his officer's ego

[paulpach]

That sergeant is a hero. He de-escalated the situation in less than 1 minute and put the citizen's rights above his officer's ego. A+++

[YourMom-nluw]

"You need to identify yourself because you're suspicious."
"Suspicious is not a crime."
"That's not the point."
Lol what?

[ArcheryCat]

Dude literally said his superior was wrong when he HIMSELF was 100% incorrect. That is a special kind of entitlement, cockyness, and disrespect. Officer M is dangerous. He needs to get fired. This is just the beginning of him being a tyrant.

[remisteele]

"Hope you learned something today"

That was savage, and I'm here for it.

[hde]

"I hope you learned something today" that probably hurt him down to his testicle. 🤣

[verysurvival]

“You’re not in trouble.” If the cop has already decided he is not in trouble why even instigate an interaction?

[szbert]

Are you serious? That idiot is getting $118K a year for being a public nuisance with a badge? He should be fired. Kudos to the sergeant for quickly and accurately assessing the situation and de-escalating. We need more cops like Sergeant Ruiz.

[bessarion]

"We investigated ourselves and determined we did nothing wrong."

[ProfessorWillow]

The scary part is this officer thinks he is 100 percent right and doesn't know the law.

[jonathanmitchell]

To show how out of control his ego was, he attempted to correct his supervisor when the supervisor corrected him!

[b.murdock]

The sergeant should get an A+ for knowing the law, defusing the situation and not blindly backing up the officers spurious 'logic'.

[Faint]

A cop’s favorite line when doing something he shouldn’t is “you’re making this harder than it needs to be.” Yes I am. I’m making it harder for you to abuse your power. Cry about it tyrant

[brucemason]

"You're making this more difficult than it needs to be."

And there it is!
The presumptuous; I have every right because I have the badge and gun and you're just the inferior small guy that's supposed to bow to my will attitude. It's sickening.

[JalalSouky]

11:02 The Sergeant's face when he realises how dumb his officer is is priceless:
- "Frank, Frank, Frank, just hold on a second"

[kieronparr]

I love how his boss just walks over and overruled him. So sweet

[AMii]

"Have a good day officer...hope YOU learned something today" the icing on the cake lol

[darryltara]

I love this!! "That's actually incorrect in that respect." "I'm clear, you're clear, is he clear?" "So now your Sergeant is wrong?" Man, that cop is on a serious power trip that even when his Sergeant says there's no criminal offense, the cops says that actually not correct. I love the way the Sergeant came up, asked a question, got the answer and totally diffused the situation.

[embe]

"Hope you learned something today" 💀💀💀 A+ for this citizen to defend his rights, and get in a few verbal jabs, but staying respectful.

[oneazterisk]

I’ve always been pro police for 52 years and the last two years I have no respect for law-enforcement anymore. Especially with cameras coming out especially my local Sheriffs Dept. They are absolutely horrible. I commend everybody that stands up for their rights. It’s the most important thing we have now in the United States and we’re losing them every day.