I'm a 65 year old black man . I've been pulled over several times in my lifetime over the years for speeding . But , I always rolled down my window , gave the police my license , and waited for my ticket . No one ever had to yell at me , because I complied . What's so hard ? Just do what the officer asks you to do . In a couple cases the judge actually threw out the ticket in court . So just cooperate .
@@firstbluedragon not sure what you are saying . But I had five older brothers. None of them ever was thrown out of a car by a cop and neither was I because we complied . This dude was driving over 100 mph . Endangering many other innocent people .
@@Mrcool19771 i got cited for j walking during a street festival hailing a cab. I didn’t even cross the street. Taught the case and got it dismissed. Another time I was pull over on my bicycle for not making a complete stop before turning right. That one I just waisted his time asking him to explain every line in the ticket before I signed it.
I’m a 74yr old Black woman who has been pulled over for speeding more than once. I’ve never been detained because I complied with the officers commands, got my ticket and drove out without getting out of the car.
@@ossier2796 if ur not a black male then plz refrain from making it seem u have been in the position before, black male and black female is a whole gender difference, they’re not threaten by a female
@patrieshamcdonald2218 it makes no difference what color your skin is. When you roll up your windows and they are blacked out this is going to happen every time. It is foolish to ignore commands from an officer.
@@Corpvet agreed. I was with Reek, until I saw the camera footage. Wow. Just comply and keep your window down son. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes…
@@Gandrewjm With that powerful car, Tyreek would have probably sped off 30 miles over the speed limit again without thinking. Just touching the pedal does that.
As a 50 year old black man who has stayed alive by knowing how to converse respectfully when getting pulled over, my main question here is …why give the cop smoke when he asked you to keep the tinted window rolled down? How hard is that to do? Why give someone with a gun an issue? Was it an unlawful question? When getting pulled over as a black man… roll all windows down, turn car off, hands on steering wheel and go from there. Do what you can to avoid escalation…
Why do you keep saying as a black man why don’t you do some research black men statistically are no more likely to be hurt or killed by police than anyone else percentage wise
@@DavidValladaresdon’t do that bro it’s facts just make it easy and me make the transaction fast as possible. I don’t like cops but all the time I’ve been pulled over by Texas state troopers during the day and NIGHT, I’ve never had an issue.
Here is why: Cop pulls you over, roll down your window provide license and registration, proof of insurance, keep your mouth shut, (Keep your window down). When the ticket comes, say you understand and go about your day. It's that freaking simple. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
I understand your logic! Let's say he doesn't roll down his window (Not under arrest) and as soon as the police officer grabs the person (not combative) out of the vehicle, the officer is 100% wrong! An angry officer approaching ANY scenario doesn't end well! The wise Lion-O from Thundercats says, "In a duel no one wins!" 🤓
Damn, I just watched the bodycam footage and it is not racism. And the guy doing this interview was told by police not to park in front of Tyreek's car and he did it anyway. The bottom line is that these NFL players think they should be recognized and given special treatment.
@@magacop5180 wow. Your Jedi mind reading skills are impressive they are. Umm yes. The force is strong with this one. 😂 Maybe. The officer doesn't want to see ANOTHER PEDESTRIAN KILLED BY NFL PLAYERS IN THE LUXURY CARS. you know what they take an oath for. To protect the public. And yes, that includes the rich and famous in the expensive luxury car
Hill initiated the contact by his careless and reckless driving, and he's no stranger to law enforcement and their investigations due to his issues in the past.
@JalilJones-c2v Hills been a victim many times. He is a victim of his own bad decisions. Sadly, he's a slower learner and still hasn't come to realize that decisions have consequences.
No matter how much money Hill has, he still has to follow the law. Despite his claim in the press conference that his mom taught him respect, the body cam footage shows otherwise. He ignored the officer's instructions and, even worse, rolled up his window while the officer was speaking. That’s unequivocally disrespectful.
Anyone that holds a gun and can take someone life at any moment, should have training to not be triggered by disrespectful people. So your thinking to me, is out dated.
@@KRamOfficialTH-camyou’re both right. Hill was disrespectful and ignored orders. The cops were overly aggressive and escalated things way too fast. Hopefully everyone learns from this
@@metzgerov I agree that he was disrespectful and I would not of acted that way, but I do not think the officer or any officer should act that way when anyone is disrespectful towards them, they have a gun and should have a mental capacity to take rude and disrespectful people, in my opinion.
1. Don't break traffic laws. 2. When a policeman approaches don't immediately give attitude. 3. Don't roll your windows (especially tinted) on policemen and then refuse to roll it down. 4. Also don't beat up women. That's "why".
The body cam footage tells the tale. All he had to do was comply. You can clearly see he was arrogant and thought he didn’t have to listen to the officers.
As a black man and a police officer I am very disappointed by both Tyreek’s but most importantly the officers on scene actions. This could’ve been easily avoided on both sides of this situation and we as human beings need to do better at showing each other respect no matter skin color, sex or job description.
@@Eyeofthetiger1986 you correct it is not about skin color, sex, rich or poor. It’s about right and wrong. T Hill was wrong! I am the mother of a 32 year old son. Now if I am not going to put up with my own child acting a fool, why should the people protecting him have too - specially in this case of breaking the law, putting his life and others lives around him in danger? Now if T Hill would’ve owned up he was wrong, acted right, acted not above and been so inconvenienced at his own actions this would have went differently and I believe you know that.. signed a mum ~
He should have gone to jail for going over 3 times the speed limit. Then when pulled over, he had an attitude and was not cooperative. If he wasn’t Tyreek Hill, he’d be in jail for felony speeding.
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The Miami Dade Police Department should sue ESPN Stephen a Smith CNN Tyreek Hill and the Miami Dolphins, we saw the body cam. He lied about everything that happened.
@@staywoke9172and it’s tyreek hill lol. If you’re feeling unsafe with a guy who’s supported your department and one of the nfls bigger stars then maybe you’re not a good cop
That wasn't a lie. If you only saw the police footage, you didn't see it. I saw it on civilian footage someone put online He was on the ground and cuffed when one of the cops kicked him. Remember the police footage never showed Chauvin kneeling on George Floyd's neck, but we all know it happened.
Tyreek needlessly escalated the situation with his erratic behavior. All he had to do was give the officer the necessary information for the citations, keep hands on the wheel, and he could have been on his way. Closing the (tinted) window again doesn't give the officer a clear view to what's going on.
The officer must be able to see you that whole window thing was unnecessary the man could have had a gun if he would tell a non star to lower it why not you he was acting and doing to much
I've been pulled over several times, I do what the officer tells me to do without any crap talk and then I get the ticket and get on my way, it takes about 20 minutes.
Ummm outside the hard rock is not one of those worst neighborhoods, and we all know how 86% of cops think when they see black man, expensive car and jewelry
He was in Hand Cuffs; therefore, the threat is over. All that extra stuff was ego and you know it. But you will not admit to it. No skin off your apple, right?
What I think is funny is how much rich ppl want us to believe they like us but then act like they are above things the norms are below Teddy Bruschi is the worst
Thank you, you are absolutely right, I don't why I thought Stephen A just this one time was going to say something that made sense. He sounds as stupid as Tyreek Hill.
Why is everyone on here critiquing Tyreke's behavior but not critiquing the cop's lack of composure??? I agree that Tyreke was being difficult and not cooperating, but that is NOT ILLEGAL!
He thought just cause he’s a football star that rules don’t apply to him. You can’t just not follow police orders and on top of that roll your window back up. He was the one that was speeding
Umm actually you don't need to follow any UNLAWFUL orders from a cop. There's no law dictating that his windows must be rolled down. There's no law against being disrespectful. Cop got mad he wasn't OBEYING his unlawful orders and lost his cool. He let his ego take over which sadly is common with these types of people that become police officers. It was a simple traffic stop. Tyreke provided the cops with the necessary paperwork. They should've written his ticket like a good little public servant and they all could've went about their way. But the cops ego got in the way
@fxlts so you are condoning that behavior by police? Why do the people have to learn to deal with the cops tyrannical behavior... and not train the public servant cops to have more composure?
@@tomgunnz007 so look what disrespectful gets him and now all of y'all are pulling out the race card,all he had to do was just listen to the cops, and don't be disrespectful and we wouldn't be having this conversation
Being disrespectful is NOT A CRIME! My wife is a nurse and she gets disrespected by patients and family members on a daily basis. If she starts abusing the patient or family member physically because they're disrespectful, she is going to jail. STOP RATIONALIZING ABUSE! Everybody deals with verbal abuse at the work place, EVERYBODY! "You're harming black kids..." Boy if you don't shut your dumass up...
If you watch the body cam video, Tyreek didn't listen to anything to what was asked. Why would you have your tinted windows up during a traffic stop. No hands on the steering wheel, engine still running, no seat belt, etc.
1.Tyreek already rolled his windows down and handed over his information. 2. Why did the officer feel threatened by the tinted windows and not relay that in a professional manner to Tyreek? He was afraid because Tyreek was a black man and treated him like a criminal over a seatbelt+careless driving ticket. 3. Why was it necessary for the cop to demand his windows stay down to getting out of the vehicle to opening his car and grabbing him by the neck and force him to the ground in under a minute? Never gave Tyreek an opportunity to get put of the vehicle on his own. Officer was mad cause Tyreek didnt like the officer angrily pounding on his windows. Since when did police officers go from ‘serving and protecting’ to these forces of authority that people need to blindly bow down to?
@@Chris-qh5tzok weirdo he rolled the window up while he was talking 💩 that’s a big problem when an officer has to also protect themselves… on top of that he was doing 100 in a 35 maybe 25 which is practically asking for the worse possible scenario with a cop…. You don’t roll your tinted window up in the middle of a traffic stop without being directed to do so
Tyreek was wrong for being disrespectful and acting like an entitled celebrity. Cop was wrong for escalating and being overly aggressive and hostile. More than one thing can be true. Altogether, cop is more to blame because his behavior was dangerous and you can’t get triggered that easily as a public servant
YES, you can. It's open season on police these days. That's with lawsuits, bs racial claims, and even targeted violently. So when a cop comes to your window, you're supposed to comply. They've seen too many traffic stops go bad and they're on edge. I don't blame them. There's a simple saying..."comply, don't die." If the cops are in the wrong, take it to court. Everything is on bodycam these days. EVERYTHING!
We’ve all gotten pulled over and played the entitled card before, why? Because we are law abiding citizens and feel like we can because we’re both human and I as a citizen pay ur salary
Everybody on the internet has the entire body cam footage from the beginning when the two officers were on their motorcycles Tyreke come flying by from the opposite direction and the video cam stays on the whole time why don't you show the entire thing and then you can see that it is not the cops that started all the nonsense!!!!!
I've been pulled over several times, I do what the officer tells me to do without any crap talk and then I get the ticket and get on my way, it takes about 20 minutes.
Im very conflicted on this issue. On one hand The Officers did too much. But on the other Tyreek could’ve avoided all this! Ive been pulled over a few times and all my windows are rolled down and stay down till the officer is done. Had a bad experience with one cop but for the most part it has gone smooth.
Tyreek could've avoided all that in the first place. Where he f'd up the most was rolling up a tinted window. Cop or not I don't know what you have in the vehicle. I don't feel bad for Hill at all.
With all due respect, this cop has a jacket filled with excessive force complaints, written reprimands and suspension. How can you possibly say that everything would have been fine, if he complied. Campbell was polite and cooperative but he said he wasn't leaving. He was cuffed because he wouldn't move his car. The proper remedy for parking in the wrong place is to have your car towed. Hill was a jerk, but it's legal to be a jerk.
The problem is that cops think that people have to listen to their every order on a traffic stop. But people only need to obey LAWFUL orders. There is no law stating that your window has to be down during a stop.
Amen brother! You are exactly right! And when Tyreek said you can't tell me what to do, he probably really thought that, because he's never let anybody tell him what to do in any situation
I watch a lot of law and crime 3-4 officer always shows up. Tyreek was not compliant but some cops give you 5-7 chances to comply before they drop you. The people of this country are always on edge with the amount of violence that happen the norm is to assume that everyone has a gun
“What if I wasn’t Tyreek Hill?” I dunno man, maybe you should’ve just complied. Stop with the victim mentality. You’re successful as hell, but you’re acting like you’re better than others or above the law and that’s what’s going to set you back and this is a prime example of that.
He didn’t deserve to be kicked choked knees in his back … Massey complied and they shot & killed her… compliance nor noncompliance is not the issue… your doctor tells your grown tell don’t eat salt pork or bacon, your boss tells you the rules & we all as imperfect humans unintentionally break rules but we don’t need beatings & killings because of our mistakes
What would you think would happen when youre driving at criminal speed, being disobedient, loud mouth, and rolling up your dark tinted windows with no seatbelt on and the car still running? He think he above the law cuz he catches a ball and runs in one direction, na bruh. Play stupid games win stupid prices.
Speeding and lack of seatbelt is a simple traffic stop. There is nothing ILLEGAL about being disobedient to unlawful orders, being a loud mouth, rolling your windows up and leaving the car running. NONE of that is ILLEGAL! The cop didn't like Tyreke's attitude and let his own ego get in the way of doing his job correctly. Just go back to your car and write your ticket like a good little public servant! But instead he let his ego takeover and escalated the situation.
You have every right to bring race up Tyreek. When they see us (Blacks) living good they hate it. We just gotta walk around with are head high and keep moving forward
All these idiots believed Tyreke Hill when Hill never stated any actual details, that should have had them questioning why he was not, instead they ran with the narrative Hill tried to spin which lacked details
It was maybe 4 months Stephen spoke about him being over...seat belt on, 2 hands on wheel, n cooperated. BIG DIFFERENCE. Tyrek did opposite n he's a strong dude. Go blue
Gotta love two grown men (Hill and Campbell) blatantly lying to cover up their disrespect towards police authority and disregard for personal accountability.
Keep licking them boots man! Besides the simple traffic violation, Tyreke did nothing ILLEGAL. It's not illegal to be disrespectful. It's not illegal to roll your windows up. It's not illegal to tell them to not bang on your windows. He is under no legal obligation to cooperate. And you're still going to back the cops for yanking him out of the car, shoving him to the ground and handcuffing him? Over a simple traffic violation? Really?!! That's the society you want to live in and give the cops that much power?! These officers need to dismiss their egos!
@@tomgunnz007Under federal law, exit orders are permitted for the driver and any passengers of a lawfully stopped motor vehicle. This rule was announced by the United States Supreme Court in Pennsylvania v. Mimms, 434 U.S. 106, 109-110 (1977). Also Florida Law states you are required to open your window during a traffic stop. When you don't follow simple instructions the officers can and will remove you from the vehicle. Going over 3x the speed limit is not a simple traffic violation.
Does that give the police a right to be aggressive? No weapons. No fighting. But you lay him on the ground. Stand him up. And forcefully sit him down? Rethink your position.
@ShinneStrong I learned a long time ago there is no cure for ignorance. Police have killed people for less. Just take the ticket and go about your day. He was wrong.
You can't be an athlete that has an ego and has a confrontation with the Police Who also has an ego. They are going to either embarrass you or harm you. He's lucky he was just humiliated
People should really wait until the whole story comes out before making a judgement. I’m glad I watched the body cam footage which tells a completely different story.
It was completely UNNECESSARY for Tyreek to tell the cops to not knock on his window and then roll the window up on the police. All he had to do is what millions of Americans already know and that's follow a lawful order from a police officer. Period.
Tyreek says, he was given advice by people he respects and they told him, put your hands on the wheel and listen. That advice made Tyreek say don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, then proceeds to roll window up, while the officer is trying to explain to him why he was pulled over, so much for taking the advice of listening. Then the officer asks him to roll the window down multiple times. Tyreek rolls window down 2 inches, the officer says roll it all the way down, he refuses. Then Hill is pulled out of the car by people of color, put into handcuffs while still refusing lawful orders being made to him. Tyreek is asked to sit down and what does he do, again so much for the listening part. he refuses and keeps standing, then is forcefully pushed down to the ground until he sits. When is the black community going to realize why they keep getting lead poisoning when it comes to traffic stops, they either run away, they either drive off resulting in a chase or they do things like this and the black community wants us to have sympathy for them, they want us to better understand the racism that they face everyday in society. Maybe the black community should take responsibility for their actions they created and not made up racism they have been told they endure everyday. He should have went to jail, car impounded, forced to post bail and lose a games pay for what would have been a simple ticket by simply putting his hands on the wheel and listened.
This is some ol BS. Hill could've avoided all of this. I got pulled over 3 different times. I was super respectful to the cops, and one incent I told the cop I know why you pulled me over for not going to a complete stop at the stop sign. After I gave him my license i told I was rushing to go to work and that's my bad. He saw I was in uniform and let me go.
@@justmeuncty why in the world would a cop be tolerant to someone who’s doing criminal speed, being uncooperative, wont stfu for 1 minute, no seat belt on, car on, and dark windows up. Bruh, do you hear yourself ? Everything prior to the cuffing was mostly justified imo. Everything after was not, however.
Not sharing body cam. Steven A creating more division. Go to Marcellus Wiley for honest reporting. On short, Latino officer lost control of emotions because Hill was being a douchebag. Both men didn't know how to act like men. Both should learn from this. But Steven A will only put this one sided junk out for clicks
Thank you. Somebody with common sense analyzing it with a clear perspective. Yes, the officer did power trip to some extent, but TH from the start was rude, uncooperative and felt ridiculously entitled. Who tells a police officer “do what ya gotta do” and rolls the window up? Any civilian would be jailed immediately. Just act respectful and conduct yourself accordingly, like you say your mother raised you to be( aside from all the DV cases on his rap sheet).
Stephen A in the first place, if he roll down his windows ,showed his drivers license , car reg. proof of insurance thats supposed to be AUTOMATIC , NONE of this had happened , simple PERIOD!
For a more reasonable take on this watch Marcellus Wiley’s take on this. He failed to comply multiple times, his teammates were in the wrong by blocking traffic putting everyone at risk. The cop was not free of guilt but this is 100 percent not a race thing
The police had a car with smoked glass, consciously was a black man who did not want to cooperate with the police. Stop crying, we should just discuss the methods that the police use ...
I saw the bodycam footage...first thing I notice..."don't knock on my window like that" (entitlement)....second thing...."keep your window rolled down" (disobedience/passive escalation)....that's all I needed to see.
T Hill was WRONG….! My son is 32 and I told him from the time he started driving at 16, “you follow the law” - you don’t, there is consequences. If you get pulled over, you do what you are told as if it was “me telling/ talking to you” - if you don’t obey the officers, you are disrespectful…. Well, they may pull you out of that seat!
@@bobbysteptoe4672 honestly read what you just said, please. You are part of the problem, respectfully- If you think you do not have to show any respect to anyone at any time just bcause you are not doing anything illegal? I hope you honestly just rethink about how you honestly treat people daily -
Tyreek actually went out of his way to roll down his window and play stupid games. Tyreek was yelling at the Officer with his window rolled down as he was getting pulled over. As soon as he stopped, rolled up his window then flipped attitude to the officer who asked him to roll down the window. SMH. You can’t make this up. Cops overreacted but Tyreek also contributed to the stupidity of the situation.
You can't speed through a construction zone and act like you did nothing wrong. I don't care who you are. All he had to do was leave the window down and give him the license. Things escalated out of hand from that point. The second officer was definitely aggresive
Tyreek should have followed his uncle’s advice: “Put your hands on the steering wheel and just listen.” If you watch the bodycam video, you’ll see he didn’t do that. There are separate and fair question as to whether a) the officer's command to roll down his window was lawful and b) how they should have responded when he failed to comply. Bottom line: HIll definitely acted the fool, and the cop MAY have been too aggressive.
Lol homeboy rolls up on cops, blocks traffic, gets out of the car, and says he's Tyreek's homie and thinks that's a de-escalation.... LMFAO. Bro...... People play the race card for everything.
You know why. Just as most intelligent people know why he was treated the way he was treated. Tyreek was wrong in how he handled the cops approach. He was put on the hot pavement or sat down forcibly due to running his mouth...Cop's don't want to be showed up anymore than you or I. Clearly he wanted to show that he didn't have to give any credence to their inquiries, although he may have been in the wrong, i.e. allegedly speeding. Had he been more intelligent in his actions/responses, it may not have come to this. Intelligent people carry themselves in a respectful fashion, ignorant adjectives don't.
Stephen A you want to use the word allegedly speeding when the body cam footage clearly shows he was flying by from the opposite direction speeding!!!!!!
How is Tyreek wrong? Could he of been nicer? Yes, but that is not required. He has an expensive car and is famous, why would he sit there with the windows open? If I owned an expensive car and an officer knocked hard on the window, I would get upset also. COPS have GUNS, they need to be trained to not have a temper tantrum, and to handle rude people without getting an attitude back. Tyreek was not wrong, do not fault people that act normal towards police, nobody is the same and nobody needs to act a specific was just because officers feel they require respect. The TRAINING needs to be looked at, that is the problem. The training and the higher up, up to the Governor of Florida. Change needs to happen with Police Training.
@@KRamOfficialTH-cam WRONG on all fronts. Way to many folks have a nasty attitude and zero character. Change needs to start at home and in the community. It's a shame we do not hear that from so called leaders. Open your eyes and look at our cities and towns.
The truth is, if you don’t work in law enforcement, you don’t understand law enforcement. You don’t know why an officer always has to see your hands. Why you need to listen to commands. Why there is such a thing as passive resistance. Some officers may loose their jobs because someone felt entitled. If everyone had to live the life of an officer for a week then everyone would understand why some things are done. But there are always bad people in every profession unfortunately. I just don’t think so in this case.
How about treating the law enforcement officers with respect? Open the window and be civil, do not act like an entitled brat! It is not about race, it is about being a civil respectful citizen.
Thanks Steven A for voicing how most black men in this country feel about this situation. So glad you have a platform where you can keep it real without the threat of being fired.
Why is that black men dont think they have to follow the rules? If a cop tells you to do something you do it, You dont argue, you dont get rude, you dont just do whatever you want. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. Keep your cockholster shut and follow orders. I have been stopped multiple times by police. I have never been treated the way he was because I respect the authority and do as I am told. It has nothing to do with race, it has everything to do with respect.
I would like to know why he lied and all the propaganda machines jumped on the race card lie without the fact. I'm glad he didn't. But no one is talking about what everyone would be saying had he killed someone. that just happened with an nlf player recently. No one is bringing that up. And the other player that fell out of his expensive luxury car because he was wasted. Stop making excuses for the thugs with money.
What Smith is saying here didn't happen. They forced him to sit because he wouldn't do it himself. They put him face down because they can't put the cuffs on him if he's face up. Just because the police know who someone is doesn't mean he isn't a danger.
Yes, the police were too aggressive and the first officer should have kept his cool but he didn't which is really bad on his part but why is Hill lying and being respectful when he cause the cop to get angry by telling him not to touch his windows, because how else was the cop going to signal Hill to roll the windows down?🤦🏾♂️ plus he rolled it back up which isn't the best course of action.
I think the police officers went WAY overboard by throwing him on the ground. However Hill was not complying or cooperating with them. They would do the same with me if I wouldn’t lower my window and not talk like a normal person.
I’m asking why, too. Why does Hill feel like he needs to prove something? Why didn’t he just keep the window down, which is not an unreasonable ask, and get his ticket and go about his day? Why did he put his and his teammates’ lives in potential danger for no reason at all except for who he is? Why does he think he doesn’t have to keep his window down like everybody else? And now, why did the cop feel the need for so much aggression? What did he have to prove, that he isn’t going to treat somebody nicely just because they’re in a nice car? Why is a cop’s first instinct always to ESCALATE a situation instead of de-escalate a situation? Why did he not follow protocol? Why would he put his and his fellow officers’ lives in danger, because what if the driver DID HAVE a weapon and reached for it while he was pulling him out of the vehicle? So many questions on all sides.
This had nothing to do with him being black, all he had to do was listen to the officers commands but instead he refused them. He should’ve went to jail for going 50-60 mph over the speed limit
@@peggygay2415 I’m far from privileged I’ve been to jail a fair amount of times and every time it was my fault, people love to blame cops for doing their job we might not like it but it is what it is
@@daltonwatley123 doing your job is one thing. Being overly aggressive is another! Not all cops are bad, there are a few who just think since they have a badge, they can do whatever they want and that is not ok!
@@peggygay2415 I agree 100% but I don’t think this particular incident falls in that category, I mean hell show me a scrape or a bruise that he got from this
Tyreke was the one who started yelling at the police officer as soon as he tapped on his window. He was the one that rolled the window up if he would have done what they asked it wouldn't have gone that far. But he thinks because he has money he's better than everyone
SA, if you have any integrity, you request Molly to publicly apologize to Dom for interrupting him. Not just because it was generally out of pocket, but also because she should hold no comfort in interrupting someone speaking on something that they are an expert in and she has zero expertise in. I'd be surprised Dom ever comes back on to First Take.
We gotta stop doing this. I think the officers handled this terribly and should be retrained but, we as black men have to stop putting ourselves in this situation. It never benefits you to match the officer's negative energy. Just comply, get the ticket, and file a complaint later. There's too much at stake to try to challenge authority in that moment
Please address the fact that Tyreek Hill was disrespectful to the officers, he refused to keep his window rolled down. If Tyreek Hill was respectful and kept his window down, he would not have been placing handcuffs.
Tyrese acted like a toddler and got treated like one, as he should. We don't know how fast he was going, but the Miami-Dade police said he was driving at a speed that wasn't safe for the other drivers around. Very easy to go way over the speed limit in a McLaren. Tyreek admits he was rushing to get to the game, so there's admission of guilt. When officers arrive at the scene, they don't know why he was speeding. They don't know who he is. They don't know if the car was just stolen, or was trying to flee from another crime. They have no idea of anything, and it is for their safety and the safety of everyone around, to get to the bottom of why he was speeding. This is why you must have your windows down and you must comply with their lawful commands, and Tyreek was given many lawful commands. Instead of being cooperative, Tyreek acted like a fool, complaining about his window being knocked on. After he finally rolled his window down, he rolled it back up. Officers still haven't had a chance to ID him and figure out who he is. Why does Tyreek think he's above the law in this situation and doesn't have to comply? He rolled down the window just barely taunting the officers. It's kind of like when I tell my toddler to stop jumping on the couch, and they proceed to bounce instead of jump, pushing that line and testing your authority. And that's what Tyreek did. He acted like a toddler and then was correctly treated like one. I have no sympathy for Tyreek and am 100% on the side of law enforcement on this one. Could they have tried to de-escalate more? Perhaps. But in all honesty, I am tired of so many people thinking they are entitled to act like a childish fool, and everyone else around them has to bend over backwards to make them as comfortable as possible. Grow up.
He broke the law, disrespect the officers and didn’t cooperation till he was detained… are you kidding me … He has Dark tinted windows officers have been shot during traffic stops … dude thinks he’s above the law cause he’s in the NFL
This is nothing new.I once had a friend who was pulled over by the police.After checking his driver's license they told him he could leave.He then screamed at them "Why the F did you stop me"? They pulled him out of the car, assaulted him and took him to jail.This occurred in the 80's.
The best thing a black person with influence can do for their community is to hold his brothers and sisters accountable. Tyreek was acting like a spoiled child. Could the cop handle it better? Yes, but we must remember cops are human too. If someone acted like that towards me, I'd act a certain way, too, whatever the race is. And if you really think cops are out there to get you, why won't you promote to act better and comply instead of antagonizing them? The truth is Tyreeks actions were unacceptable for any race, or social status. We got to hold that type of action accountable and discourage it.
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I'm a 65 year old black man . I've been pulled over several times in my lifetime over the years for speeding . But , I always rolled down my window , gave the police my license , and waited for my ticket . No one ever had to yell at me , because I complied . What's so hard ? Just do what the officer asks you to do . In a couple cases the judge actually threw out the ticket in court . So just cooperate .
so you chose to comply with a non lawful order, why do orders have to do the same?
@@firstbluedragon not sure what you are saying . But I had five older brothers. None of them ever was thrown out of a car by a cop and neither was I because we complied . This dude was driving over 100 mph . Endangering many other innocent people .
I’ve cussed out cops for being ahole. And had charges dropped. Ur thinking is the reason police feel as if they’re above the law.
@@oldheed515 you cursed out cops because you mad you got caught.
@@Mrcool19771 i got cited for j walking during a street festival hailing a cab. I didn’t even cross the street. Taught the case and got it dismissed. Another time I was pull over on my bicycle for not making a complete stop before turning right. That one I just waisted his time asking him to explain every line in the ticket before I signed it.
I’m a 74yr old Black woman who has been pulled over for speeding more than once. I’ve never been detained because I complied with the officers commands, got my ticket and drove out without getting out of the car.
@@ossier2796 if ur not a black male then plz refrain from making it seem u have been in the position before, black male and black female is a whole gender difference, they’re not threaten by a female
Nor did Martin luther king get assassinated for us to be silent
@patrieshamcdonald2218 it makes no difference what color your skin is. When you roll up your windows and they are blacked out this is going to happen every time. It is foolish to ignore commands from an officer.
@@patrieshamcdonald2218 you Are in fantasy land dude .
@@Mrcool19771irony
The story is Tyreek Hill is a rich spoiled punk that thinks he is above the law
Tyreek pretty much is above the law.
I like some of these grown black dude are coming-out to share the stories in a positive way. Thank YOU!!!!!
You got that right 👍.
@@NPCROPS Basic logic. Don't aggravate people with guns and cuffs and the legal right to use them.
Then the rich famous guy called for the 4 starving police officers who put their life on the line for us to get fired. Shameful
When I was young and dumb I would cuss the police and not cooperate.
As a GROWN BLACK MAN I follow their instructions and go on about my business.
@@Corpvet agreed. I was with Reek, until I saw the camera footage. Wow. Just comply and keep your window down son. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes…
only betas follow instructions
Agreed. None of the cop's instructions were unreasonable. Just get your damn ticket and go on your merry way.
@@Gandrewjm With that powerful car, Tyreek would have probably sped off 30 miles over the speed limit again without thinking. Just touching the pedal does that.
Only good slaved follow directions out of fear it's ok to show you irritated without being physically assaulted by the police
As a 50 year old black man who has stayed alive by knowing how to converse respectfully when getting pulled over, my main question here is …why give the cop smoke when he asked you to keep the tinted window rolled down? How hard is that to do? Why give someone with a gun an issue? Was it an unlawful question? When getting pulled over as a black man… roll all windows down, turn car off, hands on steering wheel and go from there. Do what you can to avoid escalation…
Why do you keep saying as a black man why don’t you do some research black men statistically are no more likely to be hurt or killed by police than anyone else percentage wise
Yeah 43 yo here. We should know our place as slaves you're right.
Not to mention he was going 120 MPH. If he wasn't a famous football player he would have gone to jail like 99.9% of people driving 120 MPH.
@@DavidValladaresdon’t do that bro it’s facts just make it easy and me make the transaction fast as possible. I don’t like cops but all the time I’ve been pulled over by Texas state troopers during the day and NIGHT, I’ve never had an issue.
@@DavidValladaresHill should stop abusing his son.
Here is why: Cop pulls you over, roll down your window provide license and registration, proof of insurance, keep your mouth shut, (Keep your window down). When the ticket comes, say you understand and go about your day. It's that freaking simple. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes.
Yep.
Good to read common sense comments here. Bravo.
Facts
I understand your logic! Let's say he doesn't roll down his window (Not under arrest) and as soon as the police officer grabs the person (not combative) out of the vehicle, the officer is 100% wrong!
An angry officer approaching ANY scenario doesn't end well!
The wise Lion-O from Thundercats says, "In a duel no one wins!" 🤓
@@philstewart345 let's stick to what actually happened.
Why isn’t anyone asking for the “role model” to take accountability!
A person's role model are their parents!
@@peggygay2415 most Black cildren only have a mom.
@@tonytemple4351 The divorce rate in America is 50%. Most children live with one parent, and it's usually the mother.
@@peggygay2415 if you think parents are the only role model you are wrong sorry. So many bad parents out there.
Tyreek Hill is not a victim in this situation.
Watching the bodycam footage will answer all of your questions. It's out there for everybody to see.
Exactly. He lied
@@WilliamYumwallace Not exactly.
The cop approached him with too much emotion.
Damn, I just watched the bodycam footage and it is not racism. And the guy doing this interview was told by police not to park in front of Tyreek's car and he did it anyway. The bottom line is that these NFL players think they should be recognized and given special treatment.
Tyreek and the police were both in the wrong.
@@magacop5180 wow. Your Jedi mind reading skills are impressive they are. Umm yes. The force is strong with this one. 😂 Maybe. The officer doesn't want to see ANOTHER PEDESTRIAN KILLED BY NFL PLAYERS IN THE LUXURY CARS. you know what they take an oath for. To protect the public. And yes, that includes the rich and famous in the expensive luxury car
Everyone was wrong here. But we can't sit back and act like Tyreek was a victim, he simply wasn't.
Hill initiated the contact by his careless and reckless driving, and he's no stranger to law enforcement and their investigations due to his issues in the past.
@@doubledforge exactly then he escalated it right from the start with his attitude and refusal to follow directions....he's a tool
@JalilJones-c2v Hills been a victim many times. He is a victim of his own bad decisions. Sadly, he's a slower learner and still hasn't come to realize that decisions have consequences.
How was he not. Attitude is against the law now.
No matter how much money Hill has, he still has to follow the law. Despite his claim in the press conference that his mom taught him respect, the body cam footage shows otherwise. He ignored the officer's instructions and, even worse, rolled up his window while the officer was speaking. That’s unequivocally disrespectful.
Anyone that holds a gun and can take someone life at any moment, should have training to not be triggered by disrespectful people. So your thinking to me, is out dated.
@@KRamOfficialTH-camyou’re both right. Hill was disrespectful and ignored orders. The cops were overly aggressive and escalated things way too fast.
Hopefully everyone learns from this
Hill broke no laws and cops are never justified to act outside of the law
@@metzgerov I agree that he was disrespectful and I would not of acted that way, but I do not think the officer or any officer should act that way when anyone is disrespectful towards them, they have a gun and should have a mental capacity to take rude and disrespectful people, in my opinion.
So is disrespect illegal now??? 🤔
1. Don't break traffic laws.
2. When a policeman approaches don't immediately give attitude.
3. Don't roll your windows (especially tinted) on policemen and then refuse to roll it down.
4. Also don't beat up women.
That's "why".
Bingo.
5. Don't put a handcuffed suspect in a choke hold.
@@papimaximus95Grow up
@@papimaximus95Gotta do what they gotta do.
100
The body cam footage tells the tale. All he had to do was comply. You can clearly see he was arrogant and thought he didn’t have to listen to the officers.
@@ZeusAVI he didn't act like he was raised by a man, he acted like them queens .
Men to soft these days scared of a cop if you irritated you just that and being mad should not get you assaulted by police
@@ZeusAVI the NFL is scripted anyways
As a black man and a police officer I am very disappointed by both Tyreek’s but most importantly the officers on scene actions. This could’ve been easily avoided on both sides of this situation and we as human beings need to do better at showing each other respect no matter skin color, sex or job description.
Thank you!! Finally, the right response 👏
@@Eyeofthetiger1986 you correct it is not about skin color, sex, rich or poor. It’s about right and wrong. T Hill was wrong! I am the mother of a 32 year old son. Now if I am not going to put up with my own child acting a fool, why should the people protecting him have too - specially in this case of breaking the law, putting his life and others lives around him in danger? Now if T Hill would’ve owned up he was wrong, acted right, acted not above and been so inconvenienced at his own actions this would have went differently and I believe you know that.. signed a mum ~
Amen 🙏🏾
He should have gone to jail for going over 3 times the speed limit. Then when pulled over, he had an attitude and was not cooperative. If he wasn’t Tyreek Hill, he’d be in jail for felony speeding.
Did you see all that traffic? There is NO WAY he was going "3 times the speed limit".
@@papimaximus95 that’s what was reported. 100 in a 30
The cops say he was doing 60 in a 40 mph zone. That isn't 3 times the speed limit.
@@jazzdiva9985 if that’s the case then you’re right. I hate when false reports come out. 60 in a 40, that’s not even a crime in my book.
I love Tyreek Hill, but the body cam says it was all justifiable. If he wasn’t Tyreek Hill, he would be in jail.
Yep, any normal person would be in jail. Tyreke fortunate he is a black NFL player so he had the entitlement of not going to jail.
Dumbest thing I've ever read. Speeding and lack of seatbelt are traffic violations- a ticketable offense. Nothing else he did was ILLEGAL
@@tomgunnz007 speeding what if he caused an accident,don't act like 150Mph is regular speeding
@briodiaz-qv1iv when he was going 60 in a 45. Lmao. I done that alot and never been put in handcuffs for it.
For going 60 in a 45. Lol!
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The Miami Dade Police Department should sue ESPN Stephen a Smith CNN Tyreek Hill and the Miami Dolphins, we saw the body cam. He lied about everything that happened.
The smell of bacon is strong in this comment section!!!
For what? There abuse of the law.
Sue them for what, telling the damn truth? Go home, Karen!
I don't think police departments can legally sue people. Geeeeze, they have more than enough power to jack people up as it is.
@@tomgunnz007 bias on both sides. if you can't see that, you're afflicted as well by said bias
The biggest mistake Hill did was roll his window back up. That’s a safety thing cops gets jumpy about.
That’s not a crime or illegal. He gave them his documents
@@staywoke9172and it’s tyreek hill lol. If you’re feeling unsafe with a guy who’s supported your department and one of the nfls bigger stars then maybe you’re not a good cop
@@shavethebanana5736Bingo
Maybe if they're that scared they are in the wrong career.
Agreed. Especially with dark tints. Officers need to know he’s not reaching for anything. I’d be to scared to ever do that, even without tints!
Why doesn't he comply,why he lied about being kicked
The cop kicked him in the back of his leg went they forced him to sit down on the curb.
@@moebetter04 self inflicted, next.
@@Tokyo_Marshall_Official thought he lied?
@@Tokyo_Marshall_Official yelp
That wasn't a lie. If you only saw the police footage, you didn't see it. I saw it on civilian footage someone put online He was on the ground and cuffed when one of the cops kicked him. Remember the police footage never showed Chauvin kneeling on George Floyd's neck, but we all know it happened.
Tyreek needlessly escalated the situation with his erratic behavior. All he had to do was give the officer the necessary information for the citations, keep hands on the wheel, and he could have been on his way. Closing the (tinted) window again doesn't give the officer a clear view to what's going on.
He gave him the ID.
Then rolled his window up.
Nothing wrong with that.
Only you should ask before you roll up.
He gave him ID that’s all he has to do.
The officer must be able to see you that whole window thing was unnecessary the man could have had a gun if he would tell a non star to lower it why not you he was acting and doing to much
I've been pulled over several times, I do what the officer tells me to do without any crap talk and then I get the ticket and get on my way, it takes about 20 minutes.
@@magacop5180the cop tapped his car and he was already aggressive.. and you ask what’s wrong with that?
Chris Rock - How not to get your #$$ kicked by the police
Why? Go ride with the police for a month in Miami's worst neighborhoods. You then know why.
Ummm outside the hard rock is not one of those worst neighborhoods, and we all know how 86% of cops think when they see black man, expensive car and jewelry
Whatever privilege.
@@patrieshamcdonald2218 but cops did know he was black when they pulled him over.
He was in Hand Cuffs; therefore, the threat is over. All that extra stuff was ego and you know it. But you will not admit to it. No skin off your apple, right?
@@patrieshamcdonald2218it has nothing to do with that😂you’re a victim yourself aren’t you
What I think is funny is how much rich ppl want us to believe they like us but then act like they are above things the norms are below Teddy Bruschi is the worst
Exactly.
What did he do lol
Comply why do you think your special
@@Closet420 teddy 🐻 going along to get along, he can't speak the truth, Shannon and Steven will get him fired.
Trump is the worst!
I love Tyreek hill but after watching that body cam video, as a black man I gotta say you should've known better
You were wrong Stephen,Just admit and move on
Thank you, you are absolutely right, I don't why I thought Stephen A just this one time was going to say something that made sense. He sounds as stupid as Tyreek Hill.
Why is everyone on here critiquing Tyreke's behavior but not critiquing the cop's lack of composure??? I agree that Tyreke was being difficult and not cooperating, but that is NOT ILLEGAL!
@@tomgunnz007 because he lied on live television and playing the Victim Card
Steven A is great
@briodiaz-qv1iv if u think he deserved that then I get understand u I know your race with out even seeing 👀 your face , . Just say it
He thought just cause he’s a football star that rules don’t apply to him. You can’t just not follow police orders and on top of that roll your window back up. He was the one that was speeding
Orders? Who they suppose to be. They are public servants. They are not authority figures. They work for the people. Did you forget that sheep???
Umm actually you don't need to follow any UNLAWFUL orders from a cop. There's no law dictating that his windows must be rolled down. There's no law against being disrespectful. Cop got mad he wasn't OBEYING his unlawful orders and lost his cool. He let his ego take over which sadly is common with these types of people that become police officers. It was a simple traffic stop. Tyreke provided the cops with the necessary paperwork. They should've written his ticket like a good little public servant and they all could've went about their way. But the cops ego got in the way
Just because the crooked cop says he's speeding doesn't make Tyreek guilty of speeding. Where is the proof that Tyreek was speeding?
Common sense! Keep your windows down
@@tomgunnz007 TikTok lawyer on the scene 😂
Most pathetic culture on Earth.
Why these athletes think they can be disrespectful and be justified your harming black kids and getting them killed
Since when is disrespect a crime???
@@tomgunnz007 go watch police activity on here and see what happens when a normal person rolls up a window in a cops face. They end up on the ground
@fxlts so you are condoning that behavior by police? Why do the people have to learn to deal with the cops tyrannical behavior... and not train the public servant cops to have more composure?
@@tomgunnz007 so look what disrespectful gets him and now all of y'all are pulling out the race card,all he had to do was just listen to the cops, and don't be disrespectful and we wouldn't be having this conversation
Being disrespectful is NOT A CRIME! My wife is a nurse and she gets disrespected by patients and family members on a daily basis. If she starts abusing the patient or family member physically because they're disrespectful, she is going to jail. STOP RATIONALIZING ABUSE! Everybody deals with verbal abuse at the work place, EVERYBODY!
"You're harming black kids..." Boy if you don't shut your dumass up...
If you watch the body cam video, Tyreek didn't listen to anything to what was asked. Why would you have your tinted windows up during a traffic stop. No hands on the steering wheel, engine still running, no seat belt, etc.
Agree. People want to attack the police without information. They do wrong but seem right in this situation
1.Tyreek already rolled his windows down and handed over his information.
2. Why did the officer feel threatened by the tinted windows and not relay that in a professional manner to Tyreek? He was afraid because Tyreek was a black man and treated him like a criminal over a seatbelt+careless driving ticket.
3. Why was it necessary for the cop to demand his windows stay down to getting out of the vehicle to opening his car and grabbing him by the neck and force him to the ground in under a minute? Never gave Tyreek an opportunity to get put of the vehicle on his own.
Officer was mad cause Tyreek didnt like the officer angrily pounding on his windows. Since when did police officers go from ‘serving and protecting’ to these forces of authority that people need to blindly bow down to?
@@Chris-qh5tzok weirdo he rolled the window up while he was talking 💩 that’s a big problem when an officer has to also protect themselves… on top of that he was doing 100 in a 35 maybe 25 which is practically asking for the worse possible scenario with a cop…. You don’t roll your tinted window up in the middle of a traffic stop without being directed to do so
He is a criminal lol he just happens to be really good at football and you can't roll really dark windows back up on police
Tyreek is innocent he's black he did nothing wrong if he wants to go 100 mph in a 50 he should if he wants he has the money
speeding over 100 mph is a crime, and its grounds for arrest. Its NOT a ticket.
Where is everyone getting that 100 mph number? The police say 60 in a 40 mph zone.
100mph in a 30mph zone is a felony stop
Okay? Lol
Let’s not lie about the speed. Even if we r was 65 in a 40 it’s still really dangerous and deserves punishment.
lies where the footage and paperwork???
That was not a 30 zone 😂
Where did u get the info he was going 100? Lmao stop the B.S
Tyreek was wrong for being disrespectful and acting like an entitled celebrity. Cop was wrong for escalating and being overly aggressive and hostile. More than one thing can be true. Altogether, cop is more to blame because his behavior was dangerous and you can’t get triggered that easily as a public servant
YES, you can. It's open season on police these days. That's with lawsuits, bs racial claims, and even targeted violently. So when a cop comes to your window, you're supposed to comply. They've seen too many traffic stops go bad and they're on edge. I don't blame them. There's a simple saying..."comply, don't die."
If the cops are in the wrong, take it to court. Everything is on bodycam these days. EVERYTHING!
Hill needs to take more accountability and you know that.
@@lipozrljohnson7078 for what?
@@Allison_Chayneshow do you think it got that way?
We’ve all gotten pulled over and played the entitled card before, why? Because we are law abiding citizens and feel like we can because we’re both human and I as a citizen pay ur salary
Everybody on the internet has the entire body cam footage from the beginning when the two officers were on their motorcycles Tyreke come flying by from the opposite direction and the video cam stays on the whole time why don't you show the entire thing and then you can see that it is not the cops that started all the nonsense!!!!!
You are aware it’s their job to deescalate situations. Not escalate them.
I've been pulled over several times, I do what the officer tells me to do without any crap talk and then I get the ticket and get on my way, it takes about 20 minutes.
@@MJBforTrump And?
@@freudianslip2192 Its also your job to comply and not escalate the situation by using inflammatory language and rolling up your windows.
@@rope435 Again, their job is to keep a level head despite inflammatory statements. Which didn’t happen in this scenario BTW.
Im very conflicted on this issue. On one hand The Officers did too much. But on the other Tyreek could’ve avoided all this! Ive been pulled over a few times and all my windows are rolled down and stay down till the officer is done. Had a bad experience with one cop but for the most part it has gone smooth.
That Part bruh!
Bruh coulda prolly avoided all this, leave the damn windows down and comply
Tyreek could've avoided all that in the first place. Where he f'd up the most was rolling up a tinted window. Cop or not I don't know what you have in the vehicle. I don't feel bad for Hill at all.
With all due respect, this cop has a jacket filled with excessive force complaints, written reprimands and suspension. How can you possibly say that everything would have been fine, if he complied. Campbell was polite and cooperative but he said he wasn't leaving. He was cuffed because he wouldn't move his car. The proper remedy for parking in the wrong place is to have your car towed. Hill was a jerk, but it's legal to be a jerk.
The problem is that people think that they are in charge on a traffic stop.
The problem is that cops think that people have to listen to their every order on a traffic stop. But people only need to obey LAWFUL orders. There is no law stating that your window has to be down during a stop.
Amen brother! You are exactly right! And when Tyreek said you can't tell me what to do, he probably really thought that, because he's never let anybody tell him what to do in any situation
I watch a lot of law and crime 3-4 officer always shows up. Tyreek was not compliant but some cops give you 5-7 chances to comply before they drop you. The people of this country are always on edge with the amount of violence that happen the norm is to assume that everyone has a gun
“What if I wasn’t Tyreek Hill?” I dunno man, maybe you should’ve just complied. Stop with the victim mentality. You’re successful as hell, but you’re acting like you’re better than others or above the law and that’s what’s going to set you back and this is a prime example of that.
He didn’t deserve to be kicked choked knees in his back … Massey complied and they shot & killed her… compliance nor noncompliance is not the issue… your doctor tells your grown tell don’t eat salt pork or bacon, your boss tells you the rules & we all as imperfect humans unintentionally break rules but we don’t need beatings & killings because of our mistakes
What would you think would happen when youre driving at criminal speed, being disobedient, loud mouth, and rolling up your dark tinted windows with no seatbelt on and the car still running?
He think he above the law cuz he catches a ball and runs in one direction, na bruh.
Play stupid games win stupid prices.
Speeding and lack of seatbelt is a simple traffic stop. There is nothing ILLEGAL about being disobedient to unlawful orders, being a loud mouth, rolling your windows up and leaving the car running. NONE of that is ILLEGAL! The cop didn't like Tyreke's attitude and let his own ego get in the way of doing his job correctly. Just go back to your car and write your ticket like a good little public servant! But instead he let his ego takeover and escalated the situation.
You have every right to bring race up Tyreek. When they see us (Blacks) living good they hate it. We just gotta walk around with are head high and keep moving forward
He wouldn’t listen and was uncooperative leading them to use semi excessive force. He ain’t no victim. He the problem
Stephen can we get an update on how you're totally wrong since the body cam video is out now.
You'll never see that
All these idiots believed Tyreke Hill when Hill never stated any actual details, that should have had them questioning why he was not, instead they ran with the narrative Hill tried to spin which lacked details
@@MKillBill not the cam but the excuse of Stephen ...
You police bootlickers are amazing 😂
It was maybe 4 months Stephen spoke about him being over...seat belt on, 2 hands on wheel, n cooperated. BIG DIFFERENCE. Tyrek did opposite n he's a strong dude.
Go blue
This won't age well.
Gotta love two grown men (Hill and Campbell) blatantly lying to cover up their disrespect towards police authority and disregard for personal accountability.
Keep licking them boots man! Besides the simple traffic violation, Tyreke did nothing ILLEGAL. It's not illegal to be disrespectful. It's not illegal to roll your windows up. It's not illegal to tell them to not bang on your windows. He is under no legal obligation to cooperate. And you're still going to back the cops for yanking him out of the car, shoving him to the ground and handcuffing him? Over a simple traffic violation? Really?!! That's the society you want to live in and give the cops that much power?! These officers need to dismiss their egos!
@@tomgunnz007Under federal law, exit orders are permitted for the driver and any passengers of a lawfully stopped motor vehicle. This rule was announced by the United States Supreme Court in Pennsylvania v. Mimms, 434 U.S. 106, 109-110 (1977).
Also Florida Law states you are required to open your window during a traffic stop.
When you don't follow simple instructions the officers can and will remove you from the vehicle.
Going over 3x the speed limit is not a simple traffic violation.
@@njackson3148 Omg thank you🤣 finally someone reading the laws.
Both of them lied. Tyreek was wrong. Period
Does that give the police a right to be aggressive? No weapons. No fighting. But you lay him on the ground. Stand him up. And forcefully sit him down? Rethink your position.
@ShinneStrong Yes. It does. So would you tell your son to behave like Tyreek did? If so your son will get the same treatment.
@ShinneStrong I learned a long time ago there is no cure for ignorance. Police have killed people for less. Just take the ticket and go about your day. He was wrong.
You can't be an athlete that has an ego and has a confrontation with the Police Who also has an ego. They are going to either embarrass you or harm you. He's lucky he was just humiliated
People should really wait until the whole story comes out before making a judgement. I’m glad I watched the body cam footage which tells a completely different story.
I’m guessing this was recorded before the bodycam footage. You can’t get mouthy like that with police or you risk an overreaction.
Being mouthy doesn’t warrant a cop overreacting, cops should have better control of their reactions
@@primalzacama1902 Agreed, but you know cops have egos, so don’t give them a reason to overreact
@@primalzacama1902Like when Hill broke his son's arm.
SA knows what he's doing. Trying to divide us.
@@micahjohnsonboxing6409Why must you bring up his pass? We are talking about what happened on Sunday. 😤
It was completely UNNECESSARY for Tyreek to tell the cops to not knock on his window and then roll the window up on the police. All he had to do is what millions of Americans already know and that's follow a lawful order from a police officer. Period.
Tyreek says, he was given advice by people he respects and they told him, put your hands on the wheel and listen. That advice made Tyreek say don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, don't tap on my window, then proceeds to roll window up, while the officer is trying to explain to him why he was pulled over, so much for taking the advice of listening. Then the officer asks him to roll the window down multiple times. Tyreek rolls window down 2 inches, the officer says roll it all the way down, he refuses. Then Hill is pulled out of the car by people of color, put into handcuffs while still refusing lawful orders being made to him. Tyreek is asked to sit down and what does he do, again so much for the listening part. he refuses and keeps standing, then is forcefully pushed down to the ground until he sits. When is the black community going to realize why they keep getting lead poisoning when it comes to traffic stops, they either run away, they either drive off resulting in a chase or they do things like this and the black community wants us to have sympathy for them, they want us to better understand the racism that they face everyday in society. Maybe the black community should take responsibility for their actions they created and not made up racism they have been told they endure everyday. He should have went to jail, car impounded, forced to post bail and lose a games pay for what would have been a simple ticket by simply putting his hands on the wheel and listened.
@@harleydude-xo8pu we will the same day the yte community takes responsibility for school shewtings…
@@napoleongee172 Maybe your community should get sick and tired of being sick and tired about your own community taking out your own people first.
This is some ol BS. Hill could've avoided all of this. I got pulled over 3 different times. I was super respectful to the cops, and one incent I told the cop I know why you pulled me over for not going to a complete stop at the stop sign. After I gave him my license i told I was rushing to go to work and that's my bad. He saw I was in uniform and let me go.
what’s sad is that if that wasn’t tyreek hill, nobody would care and nothing would be done
I really wish you would have waited for the body cam to come out before saying anything about it yesterday
Playing the race card the way Tyreek did was shameful.
Specially shameful when the cops involved during the altercation had Cuban-American accents.
So...was it provoked and necessary?
@@m_rod9562yes I agree...you would think they'd be a little more understanding and tolerant
@@justmeuncty No, cops was unpatient and this is bad. But that don't trumps fact, that Hill was behaving like a asshole.
@@justmeuncty why in the world would a cop be tolerant to someone who’s doing criminal speed, being uncooperative, wont stfu for 1 minute, no seat belt on, car on, and dark windows up. Bruh, do you hear yourself ?
Everything prior to the cuffing was mostly justified imo. Everything after was not, however.
Hill brought ALL of this on himself
Not sharing body cam. Steven A creating more division. Go to Marcellus Wiley for honest reporting. On short, Latino officer lost control of emotions because Hill was being a douchebag. Both men didn't know how to act like men.
Both should learn from this. But Steven A will only put this one sided junk out for clicks
Yup, they were both acting like azzholes, although I personally side more with the officer. Tyreek was being combative for absolutely no reason.
Thank you. Somebody with common sense analyzing it with a clear perspective. Yes, the officer did power trip to some extent, but TH from the start was rude, uncooperative and felt ridiculously entitled. Who tells a police officer “do what ya gotta do” and rolls the window up? Any civilian would be jailed immediately. Just act respectful and conduct yourself accordingly, like you say your mother raised you to be( aside from all the DV cases on his rap sheet).
His breakdown was so good and level headed.
Stephen A in the first place, if he roll down his windows ,showed his drivers license , car reg. proof of insurance thats supposed to be AUTOMATIC , NONE of this had happened , simple PERIOD!
I’m a black man and I’m SICK of how stupid we like to act after we do the wrong.
No Accountability
@@bezmoney none whatsoever. Weak
For a more reasonable take on this watch Marcellus Wiley’s take on this. He failed to comply multiple times, his teammates were in the wrong by blocking traffic putting everyone at risk. The cop was not free of guilt but this is 100 percent not a race thing
The police had a car with smoked glass, consciously was a black man who did not want to cooperate with the police. Stop crying, we should just discuss the methods that the police use ...
They already had his license. BTW, how does any of that justify the choke hold while he was already in cuffs.
I saw the bodycam footage...first thing I notice..."don't knock on my window like that" (entitlement)....second thing...."keep your window rolled down" (disobedience/passive escalation)....that's all I needed to see.
T Hill was WRONG….! My son is 32 and I told him from the time he started driving at 16, “you follow the law” - you don’t, there is consequences. If you get pulled over, you do what you are told as if it was “me telling/ talking to you” - if you don’t obey the officers, you are disrespectful…. Well, they may pull you out of that seat!
Disrespect and breaking the law are 2 different things. You don’t have to respect anyone as long as you’re not doing anything illegal
@@bobbysteptoe4672 honestly read what you just said, please. You are part of the problem, respectfully- If you think you do not have to show any respect to anyone at any time just bcause you are not doing anything illegal? I hope you honestly just rethink about how you honestly treat people daily -
Tyreek actually went out of his way to roll down his window and play stupid games. Tyreek was yelling at the Officer with his window rolled down as he was getting pulled over. As soon as he stopped, rolled up his window then flipped attitude to the officer who asked him to roll down the window. SMH. You can’t make this up. Cops overreacted but Tyreek also contributed to the stupidity of the situation.
You can't speed through a construction zone and act like you did nothing wrong. I don't care who you are. All he had to do was leave the window down and give him the license.
Things escalated out of hand from that point.
The second officer was definitely aggresive
Tyreek should have followed his uncle’s advice: “Put your hands on the steering wheel and just listen.” If you watch the bodycam video, you’ll see he didn’t do that.
There are separate and fair question as to whether a) the officer's command to roll down his window was lawful and b) how they should have responded when he failed to comply.
Bottom line: HIll definitely acted the fool, and the cop MAY have been too aggressive.
Lol homeboy rolls up on cops, blocks traffic, gets out of the car, and says he's Tyreek's homie and thinks that's a de-escalation.... LMFAO. Bro...... People play the race card for everything.
Roll your window down and do what they want...did you not watch his attitude..above the law....nope!
Somewhat Complying vs Fully Complying !!! Do you guys know the difference?!
You know why. Just as most intelligent people know why he was treated the way he was treated. Tyreek was wrong in how he handled the cops approach. He was put on the hot pavement or sat down forcibly due to running his mouth...Cop's don't want to be showed up anymore than you or I.
Clearly he wanted to show that he didn't have to give any credence to their inquiries, although he may have been in the wrong, i.e. allegedly speeding.
Had he been more intelligent in his actions/responses, it may not have come to this. Intelligent people carry themselves in a respectful fashion, ignorant adjectives don't.
Stephen A you want to use the word allegedly speeding when the body cam footage clearly shows he was flying by from the opposite direction speeding!!!!!!
I am not with you SAS. Roll your window, be nice to the cop and nothing would’ve happened.
After watching the body cam, both Tyreek and the cops were in the wrong.
Thank you. They BOTH did some dumb shit. And if he wasn’t rich/famous, he’d probably be dead or badly injured right now.
Glad someone said it
Please clarify in what aspect? You shouldn’t have to ask, but wanting someone to not damage your property is wrong?
How is Tyreek wrong? Could he of been nicer? Yes, but that is not required. He has an expensive car and is famous, why would he sit there with the windows open? If I owned an expensive car and an officer knocked hard on the window, I would get upset also. COPS have GUNS, they need to be trained to not have a temper tantrum, and to handle rude people without getting an attitude back. Tyreek was not wrong, do not fault people that act normal towards police, nobody is the same and nobody needs to act a specific was just because officers feel they require respect. The TRAINING needs to be looked at, that is the problem. The training and the higher up, up to the Governor of Florida. Change needs to happen with Police Training.
@@KRamOfficialTH-cam WRONG on all fronts. Way to many folks have a nasty attitude and zero character. Change needs to start at home and in the community. It's a shame we do not hear that from so called leaders. Open your eyes and look at our cities and towns.
The truth is, if you don’t work in law enforcement, you don’t understand law enforcement. You don’t know why an officer always has to see your hands. Why you need to listen to commands. Why there is such a thing as passive resistance. Some officers may loose their jobs because someone felt entitled. If everyone had to live the life of an officer for a week then everyone would understand why some things are done. But there are always bad people in every profession unfortunately. I just don’t think so in this case.
How about treating the law enforcement officers with respect? Open the window and be civil, do not act like an entitled brat! It is not about race, it is about being a civil respectful citizen.
Thanks Steven A for voicing how most black men in this country feel about this situation. So glad you have a platform where you can keep it real without the threat of being fired.
Why is that black men dont think they have to follow the rules? If a cop tells you to do something you do it, You dont argue, you dont get rude, you dont just do whatever you want. You play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. Keep your cockholster shut and follow orders. I have been stopped multiple times by police. I have never been treated the way he was because I respect the authority and do as I am told. It has nothing to do with race, it has everything to do with respect.
I agree with this completely minus the black men part. Race has nothing to do with it as it’s anyone who feels entitled and privaledged!
He shoulda been suspended from the game.
I would like to know why he lied and all the propaganda machines jumped on the race card lie without the fact. I'm glad he didn't. But no one is talking about what everyone would be saying had he killed someone. that just happened with an nlf player recently. No one is bringing that up. And the other player that fell out of his expensive luxury car because he was wasted. Stop making excuses for the thugs with money.
What Smith is saying here didn't happen. They forced him to sit because he wouldn't do it himself. They put him face down because they can't put the cuffs on him if he's face up. Just because the police know who someone is doesn't mean he isn't a danger.
Stephen A Snitch
Yes, the police were too aggressive and the first officer should have kept his cool but he didn't which is really bad on his part but why is Hill lying and being respectful when he cause the cop to get angry by telling him not to touch his windows, because how else was the cop going to signal Hill to roll the windows down?🤦🏾♂️ plus he rolled it back up which isn't the best course of action.
I think the police officers went WAY overboard by throwing him on the ground. However Hill was not complying or cooperating with them. They would do the same with me if I wouldn’t lower my window and not talk like a normal person.
Had that been the case the officers wouldn’t currently be on desk duty, there was no need to handcuff or pin anyone to the ground
I’m asking why, too. Why does Hill feel like he needs to prove something? Why didn’t he just keep the window down, which is not an unreasonable ask, and get his ticket and go about his day? Why did he put his and his teammates’ lives in potential danger for no reason at all except for who he is? Why does he think he doesn’t have to keep his window down like everybody else? And now, why did the cop feel the need for so much aggression? What did he have to prove, that he isn’t going to treat somebody nicely just because they’re in a nice car? Why is a cop’s first instinct always to ESCALATE a situation instead of de-escalate a situation? Why did he not follow protocol? Why would he put his and his fellow officers’ lives in danger, because what if the driver DID HAVE a weapon and reached for it while he was pulling him out of the vehicle? So many questions on all sides.
This had nothing to do with him being black, all he had to do was listen to the officers commands but instead he refused them. He should’ve went to jail for going 50-60 mph over the speed limit
Ok privileged
@@peggygay2415 I’m far from privileged I’ve been to jail a fair amount of times and every time it was my fault, people love to blame cops for doing their job we might not like it but it is what it is
@@daltonwatley123 doing your job is one thing. Being overly aggressive is another! Not all cops are bad, there are a few who just think since they have a badge, they can do whatever they want and that is not ok!
@@peggygay2415 I agree 100% but I don’t think this particular incident falls in that category, I mean hell show me a scrape or a bruise that he got from this
Tyreke was the one who started yelling at the police officer as soon as he tapped on his window. He was the one that rolled the window up if he would have done what they asked it wouldn't have gone that far. But he thinks because he has money he's better than everyone
Alll the Cops were mexican lol
Really? Lol there goes the race card out the window. Didn't know that.
Cuban..
You must cooperate, period
SA, if you have any integrity, you request Molly to publicly apologize to Dom for interrupting him. Not just because it was generally out of pocket, but also because she should hold no comfort in interrupting someone speaking on something that they are an expert in and she has zero expertise in. I'd be surprised Dom ever comes back on to First Take.
I saw the little CNN interview with Tyreek Hill and that was shameful. I’m embarrassed for him.
We gotta stop doing this. I think the officers handled this terribly and should be retrained but, we as black men have to stop putting ourselves in this situation. It never benefits you to match the officer's negative energy. Just comply, get the ticket, and file a complaint later. There's too much at stake to try to challenge authority in that moment
OH PLEASE ! HOTT GROUND LOL Police dont know who behind the dark tint glass !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Both parties are too blame. Tyreek wasn’t being respectful at all and the cops lost his chill.
The fomo was speeding ,& not cooperating .What do you mean WHY!!!😂😂😂
Those are just facts, you’re spewing. 😂😂
Please address the fact that Tyreek Hill was disrespectful to the officers, he refused to keep his window rolled down. If Tyreek Hill was respectful and kept his window down, he would not have been placing handcuffs.
Stephen doesn’t have time for messy facts.
Tyrese acted like a toddler and got treated like one, as he should. We don't know how fast he was going, but the Miami-Dade police said he was driving at a speed that wasn't safe for the other drivers around. Very easy to go way over the speed limit in a McLaren. Tyreek admits he was rushing to get to the game, so there's admission of guilt.
When officers arrive at the scene, they don't know why he was speeding. They don't know who he is. They don't know if the car was just stolen, or was trying to flee from another crime. They have no idea of anything, and it is for their safety and the safety of everyone around, to get to the bottom of why he was speeding. This is why you must have your windows down and you must comply with their lawful commands, and Tyreek was given many lawful commands.
Instead of being cooperative, Tyreek acted like a fool, complaining about his window being knocked on. After he finally rolled his window down, he rolled it back up. Officers still haven't had a chance to ID him and figure out who he is. Why does Tyreek think he's above the law in this situation and doesn't have to comply? He rolled down the window just barely taunting the officers. It's kind of like when I tell my toddler to stop jumping on the couch, and they proceed to bounce instead of jump, pushing that line and testing your authority. And that's what Tyreek did. He acted like a toddler and then was correctly treated like one.
I have no sympathy for Tyreek and am 100% on the side of law enforcement on this one. Could they have tried to de-escalate more? Perhaps. But in all honesty, I am tired of so many people thinking they are entitled to act like a childish fool, and everyone else around them has to bend over backwards to make them as comfortable as possible. Grow up.
He broke the law, disrespect the officers and didn’t cooperation till he was detained… are you kidding me … He has Dark tinted windows officers have been shot during traffic stops … dude thinks he’s above the law cause he’s in the NFL
This is nothing new.I once had a friend who was pulled over by the police.After checking his driver's license they told him he could leave.He then screamed at them "Why the F did you stop me"? They pulled him out of the car, assaulted him and took him to jail.This occurred in the 80's.
I hope you watch the body cam then retract any statements you are making
The best thing a black person with influence can do for their community is to hold his brothers and sisters accountable. Tyreek was acting like a spoiled child. Could the cop handle it better? Yes, but we must remember cops are human too. If someone acted like that towards me, I'd act a certain way, too, whatever the race is. And if you really think cops are out there to get you, why won't you promote to act better and comply instead of antagonizing them? The truth is Tyreeks actions were unacceptable for any race, or social status. We got to hold that type of action accountable and discourage it.
Non-compliance on behalf of Tyreek. You’re welcome, Stephen.