The fact that there is no national database of rogue cops is insane. This enables police officers suspected of crimes to quietly resign, move to another jurisdiction, and join another force. That, and qualified immunity, almost guarantees that criminal cops will proliferate, and that those forces who don't adequately monitor bad behavior, will attract thugs who have fucked up somewhere else. Derek Chauvin is a prime example of this happening.
@@soulmechanics7946 Chauvin had 18 misconduct complaints over the course of a 19 year career. Only two ended in any discipline at all, and those were ended in letters of reprimand. In spite of this, he was well known for his aggression and overuse of force. One of the misconduct complaints we know of was of a woman driving with an infant in the car, coming home from the grocery store. She was pulled over for going 10 over the speed limit. Chauvin reached into her car, unlocked her door, and forced her out of her vehicle, leaving the infant alone in her car while she was put in the back of his car in handcuffs for 15 minutes. With no further reason given, she was let go and no ticket was ultimately issued. The department of justice's investigation into the Minneapolis PD following the murder of George Floyd is a particularly nauseating read, particularly due to the nature of the crimes and violation of constitutional rights inside. Much like with Chauvin's case, the misconduct was reported. It was simply not acted upon. www.justice.gov/d9/press-releases/attachments/2023/06/16/minneapolis_findings_report_2023.06.15_0.pdf is the link to the DOJ's report. Now, what OP talked about isn't quite right for chauvin, but it is a well known issue amongst Criminal Justice Reform Advocates. The same as how there's no national database for cops who use deadly force at all.
@@soulmechanics7946Child predator that used his job line to discourage the kids from getting parents or other police involved. He thought by having exchanges in Snapchat he would be safe. He luckily got outed, his messages taken out from his phone, his victims coming foreward.
@@soulmechanics7946. Over 1000 people were killed by police in 2022. Chauvin had a long history of abuse of power and he was known, for years, to be unstable and violent. Still he was able to operate with impunity and even be promoted...until public outcry and protest, after the George Floyd murder, forced the hand of the DOJ. Most killings by police are investigated by internal police departments, who have a vested interest in hiding bad behavior. Without independent and transparent accountability there is little chance of this type of corrupt and criminal action being stopped.
If cops tell you you have the right to remain silent, ALWAYS do that immediately, no matter what... no matter if it's a weed charge or a murder charge. STFU! Also, don't murder people... also, DO smoke weed!
Yup, they let you know off rip to not talk to them no matter what. "Anything you say CAN and WILL be used AGAINST you" never in your favor. Police's goal is to get an arrest, not the truth
Yep. Always treat police interactions like you're a POW in a WW2 film - ID yourself if you're detained, but otherwise don't answer ANY questions. If you answer one, you're expected to answer them all. In the eyes of the law, we have the right to remain silent, not the right to pick & choose which questions to answer.
I'll glaze them up! Best editing, best clip selections, and best intro/outro compared to anyone else in the complex. If I missed the stream, I immediately go to this channel to get caught up. No hate to the other channels, Hasan Reactions just does it best imo
My friend is a correctional officer and was going 25-30 over the speed limit and the cop let him go after he found out that he works at the jail, and then told him that whenever he gets pulled over to let them know that he’s “one of them”, my friend could be lying, but he’s not a bullshitter and he’s pretty boring and normal
Its so weird to me that a person actually exercising his right to remain silent is "excrutiating" "this is actually legal" "interrogater needs to control his emotions". Is this a fictional right or why is everyone so upset when someone actually exercises it ?
Because your right to remain silent shuts down everything cops do to trick and lie to you in order to throw you away. Especially, if you have called for a lawyer. And if they keep denying you that right, any judge worth their salt would immediately toss the charges away. The right to both a lawyer and silence are absolute, the police are powerless against it.
@@colt9836 I understand that. But you can't give people a constitutional right and then get upset when they make use of that right. It's also kind of the point of the right that people don't get bullied into confessions, which happens quite frequently.
You gotta keep in mind that this is ‘Merica. We HATE thugs and criminals, and while you’re suppose to be treated as innocent until proven guilty, the vibe is very much the opposite
My neighbors were drinking and got in an argument once, the mom sat in her car to get away from the dad. He called the police and she got a dui just by sitting in her car in the driveway. Really messed her life up beside collapsing what was left of the marriage. Shes a lesbian now and Bobs a huge drug addict. Poor kids
Hesitated to watch this because I hate the second hand embarrassment and cringe of most arrest confessionals, but Hasan’s infectious laughter makes it worth it ❤
I've always wanted to know what truly happened with the first case. Was it really just a black-out, irrational fight? Or did they have some feelings they didn't know how to process?
.3 sounds astounding...unless you're an alcoholic. I was at .32 when I went in to rehab and my wife didn't even realize I was drunk... I'll never forget the look on her face. 2 years sober, don't want to go back to that.
I gotta say, it's funny that Hasan's like "we still haven't even accidentally stumbled onto watching the same one twice" like ten seconds before realizing that he's watched this one already
9:57 I think Hasan was talking about getting respect from prison, not the cops since apparently cop criminals aren't well liked in prison next to pedos and snitches/rats
@@nickronca1562 remorse means you feel guilty for something, you can feel sad that someone you know is dead, but remorse is a completely different thing. If you don't remember its as if it didn't happen from your perspective so you wouldn't feel the guilt of being a murderer.
0:35 All of that taking into account the police gets away with horrendous things all the time. These people were so insane the others were like, yeah, even that's too much for us, lol.
That guy just said at the start of the video, " I love that when cops get arrested when they are insane in their heads, and it's not the same storyline," - just shows how cops just don't care. Now I'm very conscious. But not all cops can be bad.
9:57 hey yo editor.... pretty sure he was talking about being safe from the other criminals... not the other cops... killing a cop is definitely NOT the worst crime to "them"(other inmates)
Obviously, I don't have respect for the cops being arrested, but I have gained so much respect for the cops doing the arresting. If you're wondering on my opinion on cops in general, I'm middle of the road on my opinion of them. On the one hand we need them to arrest dangerous criminals, but on the other hand they are disproportionately violent towards people of color. On the one hand, it seems like they get corrupted too easily, but on the other hand it's satisfying when they arrest someone who actually deserves it. They can be your worst enemy through unnecessary police brutality that you don't deserve, but they could also be your best friend by showing up to save you from a dangerous criminal in your house. Edit: 24:05 what the fuck to that whole article and that whole situation
News flash they only act after crime has happened in most cases and don’t save u from anything. If we place funds into what causes crime, poverty and mental illness. We can reduce the amount of crime significantly bc believe it or not most ppl want to be loved and no one chooses to commit crimes for no reason.
Hasan looks exactly like that kid. Its not a superficial similarity, its facial structure. Sure, they have different hair styles, Hasan has glasses and facial hair, but if they switched looks they'd look the same
Why is it always the higher ranks, LTs, captains, doing these stupid and crazy crimes? Lol. Kind of a rhetorical question because I can think of plenty of reasons why, but still.
Case #4 they obviously didnt have enough evidence to charge him. He could have walked out of that police station. But he fell for the old honey pot technique.
No, that cop arresting the cop is a good cop. He could have let him go and taken a false report, I stopped him and let him off on a warning. Nobody is looking at the body cam footage without reason to. The reason the cops get away with crime is that they investigate themselves, they can just be suspended, not an inherent evil in cops. This cop doesn't control the other cops and they probably don't involve this guy because they know he's a good copp.
“Cops are bad at their job, if you just lawyer up and stay quiet they can’t do anything and the wheels come off.” You’re not wrong, generally speaking. But I suspect that the assumption that you’ll just waive the lawyer and admit to everything under the lightest pressure is because most criminals are bad at it. They either leave so much evidence that there’s no need to get a confession, or with zero evidence the cops can just get one by bringing them into a small room and asking. Cops aren’t dumb, *people* are dumb and cops are people. So are criminals.
The thing I don't get about the whole Holtzclaw situation is how it seems like he participated in any way? Purely because he's a cop, even though the case Hasan argues he did has no evidence for, and in fact evidence supporting him for? I don't think it was the whole conspiracy to slap the guy who was investigating this SA ring, more likely they were just pinning it on some guy they didn't like.
that would be such a mindfck to have k*lled someone and not be able to remember anything about it... like would you not be able to feel properly guilty about it since you don't even remember doing it and have no idea why you would have done it? yikes
There's enough actual bad cops out there to hate without him needing to make this cop out to be one of them. He was so against just calling him what he is, a good cop. They do exist, regardless of how big or small of a percentage they make up. Labelling an entire group of people after the actions of a few is why racism is still alive and well in the world. Not all cops are bad just because some are. Still though this vid is hilarious, and even hasan had to admit this sergeant is a gigachad cop. Wish there more cops like this guy, the standard even. EDIT - Just thought I'd mention my biggest beef with police is the system behind them. I believe how they are trained and taught is the issue, including the fact that it's too easy to become an officer and more strict regulation is needed.
The fact that there is no national database of rogue cops is insane. This enables police officers suspected of crimes to quietly resign, move to another jurisdiction, and join another force. That, and qualified immunity, almost guarantees that criminal cops will proliferate, and that those forces who don't adequately monitor bad behavior, will attract thugs who have fucked up somewhere else. Derek Chauvin is a prime example of this happening.
How so? What happened with Chauvin?
@@soulmechanics7946 Chauvin had 18 misconduct complaints over the course of a 19 year career. Only two ended in any discipline at all, and those were ended in letters of reprimand. In spite of this, he was well known for his aggression and overuse of force. One of the misconduct complaints we know of was of a woman driving with an infant in the car, coming home from the grocery store. She was pulled over for going 10 over the speed limit. Chauvin reached into her car, unlocked her door, and forced her out of her vehicle, leaving the infant alone in her car while she was put in the back of his car in handcuffs for 15 minutes. With no further reason given, she was let go and no ticket was ultimately issued.
The department of justice's investigation into the Minneapolis PD following the murder of George Floyd is a particularly nauseating read, particularly due to the nature of the crimes and violation of constitutional rights inside. Much like with Chauvin's case, the misconduct was reported. It was simply not acted upon. www.justice.gov/d9/press-releases/attachments/2023/06/16/minneapolis_findings_report_2023.06.15_0.pdf is the link to the DOJ's report.
Now, what OP talked about isn't quite right for chauvin, but it is a well known issue amongst Criminal Justice Reform Advocates. The same as how there's no national database for cops who use deadly force at all.
@@soulmechanics7946Child predator that used his job line to discourage the kids from getting parents or other police involved.
He thought by having exchanges in Snapchat he would be safe. He luckily got outed, his messages taken out from his phone, his victims coming foreward.
@@soulmechanics7946. Over 1000 people were killed by police in 2022. Chauvin had a long history of abuse of power and he was known, for years, to be unstable and violent. Still he was able to operate with impunity and even be promoted...until public outcry and protest, after the George Floyd murder, forced the hand of the DOJ.
Most killings by police are investigated by internal police departments, who have a vested interest in hiding bad behavior. Without independent and transparent accountability there is little chance of this type of corrupt and criminal action being stopped.
Derek was found guilty and is serving time.
If cops tell you you have the right to remain silent, ALWAYS do that immediately, no matter what... no matter if it's a weed charge or a murder charge. STFU! Also, don't murder people... also, DO smoke weed!
It doesn't matter if you're innocent. Ask for a lawyer and shut up.
Yup, they let you know off rip to not talk to them no matter what. "Anything you say CAN and WILL be used AGAINST you" never in your favor. Police's goal is to get an arrest, not the truth
Do it before they tell you… they only read your rights when you’re arrested and it’s already too late lol.
Yep. Always treat police interactions like you're a POW in a WW2 film - ID yourself if you're detained, but otherwise don't answer ANY questions.
If you answer one, you're expected to answer them all. In the eyes of the law, we have the right to remain silent, not the right to pick & choose which questions to answer.
I'm from UK, so may be very wrong, but it was my understanding it's 'REMAIN' silent, not dip in and out of silence as it suits
They’re putting the “content” back into “blood-alcohol content”
Ahahaha yes
The sheer joy Hasan gets from these dodgy cop arrests is infectious!
we got an oibruv
wait till he finds out what people who arent cops do.
@@uksteveyyou mean the people who are not under oath to protect and serve? Ya they are assholes too, that’s not as interesting.
@@ukstevey yeah they just join the police force watchu mean
Yea and if you keep disrespecting me you'll be takin a tumble down the apple and pears.
Not to glaze you up too much but thanks for the great edits up so quickly, was looking forward to your post!
Yes, I hate compliments, aren't they the worst? Anyway, glad you enjoy it all :)
I'll glaze them up! Best editing, best clip selections, and best intro/outro compared to anyone else in the complex. If I missed the stream, I immediately go to this channel to get caught up. No hate to the other channels, Hasan Reactions just does it best imo
@@bigmilk13_ that is the truth! Glad this community is pro glazing this channel up 😎
Just a small correction @ 9:57 - Hasan was talking about the inmates, not the cops. But apart from that, thank you, great job
@@bigmilk13_facts
My friend is a correctional officer and was going 25-30 over the speed limit and the cop let him go after he found out that he works at the jail, and then told him that whenever he gets pulled over to let them know that he’s “one of them”, my friend could be lying, but he’s not a bullshitter and he’s pretty boring and normal
that's so slimy
My girlfriend has that lame ass US flag with a blue line and she has gotten off with so many warnings. Police love having their egos stroked
@@Dinglebearrymakes me consider getting one of those flags.. 🤷♀️
@@JackiePearl you should, unless you’re a minority. Then it’s less believable lol
@@Dinglebearry why are you dating a hog?
Two crime videos in one day? Oh, yeah. Crime is SO back :)
LAW AND ORDER!
Crime! Crime! Crime!
God bless Dark Brandon for defunding all of police increasing crime and therefore content 🙏
Legal crime in these BLUE streams!!!!!
I am pro-crime
Its so weird to me that a person actually exercising his right to remain silent is "excrutiating" "this is actually legal" "interrogater needs to control his emotions". Is this a fictional right or why is everyone so upset when someone actually exercises it ?
Yeah it’s quite disgusting to see. If they don’t let a former cop exercise their own rights, imagine a regular citizen :/
Because your right to remain silent shuts down everything cops do to trick and lie to you in order to throw you away. Especially, if you have called for a lawyer.
And if they keep denying you that right, any judge worth their salt would immediately toss the charges away. The right to both a lawyer and silence are absolute, the police are powerless against it.
@@colt9836 I understand that. But you can't give people a constitutional right and then get upset when they make use of that right. It's also kind of the point of the right that people don't get bullied into confessions, which happens quite frequently.
You gotta keep in mind that this is ‘Merica. We HATE thugs and criminals, and while you’re suppose to be treated as innocent until proven guilty, the vibe is very much the opposite
RIP Shredder Klein.
Keep it relevant to the video buddy
@@Cryptum404NO!!!
@@Cryptum404keep your mouth closed
@@Cryptum404and your corny A fingers up your Ahh
@@Cryptum404 "keep it relevant to the video buddy" is not relevant to the video
My neighbors were drinking and got in an argument once, the mom sat in her car to get away from the dad. He called the police and she got a dui just by sitting in her car in the driveway. Really messed her life up beside collapsing what was left of the marriage. Shes a lesbian now and Bobs a huge drug addict. Poor kids
Thats why you leave the keys in the wheel well
Good work. You edit things down and add those little comments to provide additional context/info. I like it.
Cop cameras are one of the best things to have ever happened to humanity.
Right? Sometimes I’m like how tf did we live before bodycams / dashcams
imagine all they got away with before 💀 prolly ruined so many lives
"I'm a captain! Turn the camera off! No one can hear my amazing stage whisper!"
Hesitated to watch this because I hate the second hand embarrassment and cringe of most arrest confessionals, but Hasan’s infectious laughter makes it worth it ❤
“consensual” and on duty? those things don’t go together
I've always wanted to know what truly happened with the first case.
Was it really just a black-out, irrational fight? Or did they have some feelings they didn't know how to process?
They had a gratuitous thumb to thumb love session and he decided noone must know
@@Ty6260he really killed him cuz they fucked?? That's insane
Gay lovers
"Couple beers" "Drinking and driving" "Alcohol tolerable"
The irish ancestors of modern policing, still alive and well.
???
ya know cops beat the shit out of us, right?? we were targets of police brutality, that's why they're called "paddy wagons."
40:55 I've never seen such a pure expression of shock/bewilderment
Drunk? NO IM THE CAPTAIN IS😂😂😂
I love how you edit things down, and still always have longer videos than Productions because they cut the last 10% every time
Plus the small corrections are very appreciated and the snide/ironic comments are hilarious
Yeah! I always feel like their vids end abruptly in the middle of Hasan reacting
.3 sounds astounding...unless you're an alcoholic. I was at .32 when I went in to rehab and my wife didn't even realize I was drunk... I'll never forget the look on her face. 2 years sober, don't want to go back to that.
good job, hope you’re doing well!
2nd guy is asking him to turn the camera off like a kid asking their parents to stop embarrassing them in public
He said 3-4 which means he really had like 7-8.
I would even go further than that. That guy was so hammered i guess must have been like 9 big cans.
@@toxidron2880he probably injected the alcohol directly into his veins, fucking had an IV feeding him piss beer
@@toxidron2880 I did the math on it, he had well over 10 drinks.
"Drunk as a skunk" goes hard damn
Yes, it is a rewatch. One of them we have watched three times now.
Watching cops getting their just desserts is addictive
15:46 CHATTER SAID "like ethans back button?" 😂😂
40:32 best part lol
The girl cop pretending to flirt with the old cop is the plot of Barbie
He definitely looked like that kid lmaoo
respect for the cop in the second clip, actually following the laws 😮
10:52 I hate that he kinda looks like that kid 😂 it’s the eyes
U make great edits mr editor
I can’t watch these without thinking
“STEVEN!!”
in my head.
Im a mad dog with a fat hog, I thought we established this already schteven
For what it's worth, you can't become a captain unless one of them retires.
I like the arresting officer in the second clip for laughing in the face of the drunk chief. That’s a golden moment
I gotta say, it's funny that Hasan's like "we still haven't even accidentally stumbled onto watching the same one twice" like ten seconds before realizing that he's watched this one already
the first one is terrifying, to think you could wake up, hungover, forgetting that you killed a man you were possibly close to?
9:57 I think Hasan was talking about getting respect from prison, not the cops since apparently cop criminals aren't well liked in prison next to pedos and snitches/rats
I find it weird that they would comment on lack of remorse, how can you show remorse for something you don't remember?
I mean, you don't have to remember killing someone to show remorse over the fact that they're dead.
@@nickronca1562 remorse means you feel guilty for something, you can feel sad that someone you know is dead, but remorse is a completely different thing. If you don't remember its as if it didn't happen from your perspective so you wouldn't feel the guilt of being a murderer.
@@gazblackheart4596 Oh okay, I thought remorse just meant sad, thank you for the new information.
34:41 I mean, probably the most useful thing to come out of the thin blue line
i am an advid hasan true crime watched and i also as soon as hasan said it i was like wait weve seen this before lol
Everyone, if you're talking to Police... get a Lawyer. Stop talking. Ask for a Lawyer. Jesus Christ.
Love that "you know the difference" and then she just goes on to repeat the same thing the last guy was telling him
Man that’s gotta be too 10 worst hangovers
They brought out the female rizzler 😂😂
Every time I hear a cop laugh at another officer or a politician asking to them to turn the camera off, it makes me a little giddy.
@5:00 cops have the same BAC as the kid who got run over by the cops in Halloween 2. Just hit by the car and they burst in to flames.
0:35 All of that taking into account the police gets away with horrendous things all the time. These people were so insane the others were like, yeah, even that's too much for us, lol.
That guy just said at the start of the video, " I love that when cops get arrested when they are insane in their heads, and it's not the same storyline," - just shows how cops just don't care. Now I'm very conscious. But not all cops can be bad.
Throwers: I am trying to do my part.
Don't look up the Grant Hardin guy, he's now been linked to ANOTHER crime from '97
One thing that is crazy to me is that you can film a person being arrested and put it on tv to make a spectacle like this...
36:06
TOTK REFERENCE!
”forcible oral sodomy” ☹️ what’s that even supposed to mean??? (I ain’t googling that shit)
Hope the victims have gotten the help they need
Just a way to say R**ed in the mouth. Horrible.
forced oral r*pe. bringing genitals near or in the mouth of the victim.
Non-con head
top ten greatest escapes: "i need to go"
Why would he just not STFU and say "lawyer"?
Your video just had a Scientology commercial before it...
Lmao they really said women are the final bosses of the interrogation room
that second cop is such a fucking ghoul
When you call 911. It’s starts recording while the 911 phone is still ringing.
I believe the body cam is always recording visual but when you turn it on the audio is then recorded
9:57 hey yo editor.... pretty sure he was talking about being safe from the other criminals... not the other cops... killing a cop is definitely NOT the worst crime to "them"(other inmates)
Obviously, I don't have respect for the cops being arrested, but I have gained so much respect for the cops doing the arresting.
If you're wondering on my opinion on cops in general, I'm middle of the road on my opinion of them. On the one hand we need them to arrest dangerous criminals, but on the other hand they are disproportionately violent towards people of color. On the one hand, it seems like they get corrupted too easily, but on the other hand it's satisfying when they arrest someone who actually deserves it. They can be your worst enemy through unnecessary police brutality that you don't deserve, but they could also be your best friend by showing up to save you from a dangerous criminal in your house.
Edit: 24:05 what the fuck to that whole article and that whole situation
News flash they only act after crime has happened in most cases and don’t save u from anything. If we place funds into what causes crime, poverty and mental illness. We can reduce the amount of crime significantly bc believe it or not most ppl want to be loved and no one chooses to commit crimes for no reason.
YEAA that SDMN defence is horror!!
Thats why a cop I'm aware of just tucks the camera inside his shirt and mutes it.
Malkin is nutter butters
Oklahoma police? Yeah i wouldve expected
Not eat please?!? Cripes!
Hasan looks exactly like that kid. Its not a superficial similarity, its facial structure. Sure, they have different hair styles, Hasan has glasses and facial hair, but if they switched looks they'd look the same
Why is it always the higher ranks, LTs, captains, doing these stupid and crazy crimes? Lol. Kind of a rhetorical question because I can think of plenty of reasons why, but still.
Because they think they’re untouchable
Case #4 they obviously didnt have enough evidence to charge him. He could have walked out of that police station. But he fell for the old honey pot technique.
On a side note: Hasan’s shocked pikachu face whenever a mf does something illegal will never not be funny.
CRIIIIIIME LETSGO
20:32 lol red meat for chat.
You are so funny hasan!!!
40:33
24:07
Whats with okc lol
No, that cop arresting the cop is a good cop. He could have let him go and taken a false report, I stopped him and let him off on a warning. Nobody is looking at the body cam footage without reason to. The reason the cops get away with crime is that they investigate themselves, they can just be suspended, not an inherent evil in cops.
This cop doesn't control the other cops and they probably don't involve this guy because they know he's a good copp.
The bar for "good cop" is so low that all they have to do is literally just follow the law while on duty? Like everyone else?
“Cops are bad at their job, if you just lawyer up and stay quiet they can’t do anything and the wheels come off.”
You’re not wrong, generally speaking. But I suspect that the assumption that you’ll just waive the lawyer and admit to everything under the lightest pressure is because most criminals are bad at it. They either leave so much evidence that there’s no need to get a confession, or with zero evidence the cops can just get one by bringing them into a small room and asking.
Cops aren’t dumb, *people* are dumb and cops are people. So are criminals.
So cops can do good things! lol
the marinara rights are what they read to u here in italy
“I react to thousands of hours of content. Of course I can’t remember” welllll whosss faulttt isss thatttt
Gee, does it offend you?
@@laurie113 to be terminally online just to react? Nah.
The thing I don't get about the whole Holtzclaw situation is how it seems like he participated in any way?
Purely because he's a cop, even though the case Hasan argues he did has no evidence for, and in fact evidence supporting him for?
I don't think it was the whole conspiracy to slap the guy who was investigating this SA ring, more likely they were just pinning it on some guy they didn't like.
that would be such a mindfck to have k*lled someone and not be able to remember anything about it... like would you not be able to feel properly guilty about it since you don't even remember doing it and have no idea why you would have done it? yikes
This guys voice sounds like Jaubrey
lord, okc stays winning
I think Holtzclaw was innocent.
Maybe let the video play without interrupting at least once per minute to inject your opinion.
Wisconsin alcoholics put these doods to shame. I'm not bragging, I'm saying it's much worse than what few videos we have lately.
cops just gonna cop i guess
OMG STOP REPEATING YOURSELF
does Hassan always eat or.... In every stream he constantly eats non stop.. is he okay?
Ripinpepporonoes.
Ok but he totally looks like that kid
wut is JCS?
COPS DONT GET LIFE THATS FAIR
he does kinda look like that kid
There's enough actual bad cops out there to hate without him needing to make this cop out to be one of them. He was so against just calling him what he is, a good cop. They do exist, regardless of how big or small of a percentage they make up. Labelling an entire group of people after the actions of a few is why racism is still alive and well in the world. Not all cops are bad just because some are.
Still though this vid is hilarious, and even hasan had to admit this sergeant is a gigachad cop. Wish there more cops like this guy, the standard even.
EDIT - Just thought I'd mention my biggest beef with police is the system behind them. I believe how they are trained and taught is the issue, including the fact that it's too easy to become an officer and more strict regulation is needed.