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- Daniel Rushing is arrested in Orlando, Florida for alleged crystal methamphetamine possession, but it turns out the powder was just Krispy Kreme donut glaze.
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See how one stupid cop can ruin a whole person’s life. All that and the guy still has an arrest record that stereotypes him in the professional world.
Good thing he's retired....
Stop letting cops run wild..because the police force is a business not about protect and serve..not like it used to be
Not talking about back in the day..Can't change the past..cops aren't as corrupt as they were..so just let them do whatever..not my life so I don't care. Right
Can't do anything about what happened..Maybe people that were screwed over and still in jail..What's that have to do with crappy cops today?
@@SpaceRanger187 Interesting you distrust the cops for that and not the testing procedure. I was amazed for the 20 false positives with household products. Police officers are just people. If all you saw for your whole work career was drug dealers, murderers and rapists you would assume everyone is a criminal, and a false positive would make that gentleman a criminal. You Sinster should treat the police with respect and admit they are doing the best they can. Some people are honest and some a corrupt, the ratio is the same whether its police or McDonald's workers.
The guy doesnt drink, doesnt smoke, and limits himself to one donut every other week.
Real menace to society he is.
Actually he is. Motivated free thinkers that bring up others to prosper is not what a tyrannical Democratic government wants
@@5150roze you do realize Trump is president right now correct?
DontTouchMeImCrazy what’s your point, he was arrested and charged in 2015?
@@5150roze You say that like Trump values free thinkers more than loyalty? And like he isn't tyrannically filling for-profit prisons?
Mark S that could be true. On the other side, You act like Trump created the for profit prison system. And the amount of illegal immigrants incarcerated is congruent with the amount of people incarcerated. Which is unfortunate for Obama’s platform; get as many people reliant on government to win elections, even if it is undocumented, unregistered voters, likely from south of the border 🤷🏽♂️
What stuck with me is that the arresting officer refused to apologize. I can't stand people who don't admit their mistakes.
I think it sucks that he still has a record when he is not guilty.
EGO IS A BIG PART OF THE THEIR MAKE UP.
this "mistake" happens in quite a few counties of Florida. Martin County police were on national news a year or so ago for claiming laundry detergent was cocaine.. they also planted evidence on over 30 people while they had innocent people in jail for months.
BLM
Pride comes before a fall... now the whole country is calling them out...psssst.
Never, ever talk to the cops. Never, ever let them search your car. Ever.
Krispy Kreme should give him free donuts for life
Right? That's a ton of free press he got them.
"Krispy Kreme. It's like meth, only better"
They should give him a job that pays more than $10 an hour!
I agree
Krispy Kreme sponsored this man.
He should sue the police officer whom did that.
"You'd think a police officer would recognize donut glaze, it's probably on the front of their uniform" 😂 snap!
I was about to post with "YOU WOULD THINK...." 😄😂🤣
I know right. Lawyer by day, Savage Comedian by night. 😎😎
it's like stealing candy from a baby - don't eat the cops' donuts!!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yeah, I heard it the 1st time when the guy said it.
There's no need to write it
Imagine how many people are in jail because of those test kits
just so 1 exactly !!!!!
Lots
Hundreds!! And it wont ever stop stay away from florida!
I went to Florida on vacation, and left on probation.
@@jendeh1000 you fr bro?
The officer even admitted that he wasn't trained to use the test but still stands by that he was correct 😂🤣 and these are the people that are policing us.
Scary thought huh?
If i wasn't meth then why the test came out positive
@@beyondthestars4299 false positives happen all the time. Like the attorney said, the tests aren’t reliable.
@@haileyoslund scary!!!
Fucking joke…
"Certainly you'd think a police officer would recognize doughnut glaze"
Man, what a perfect burn
Hahaha just noticed the pun
LFMAO ikr
I love when the attorney followed with "Its probably on the front of his uniform." Lol
Bun* Double entendre
Bad Policeman, No more Donuts for the rest of your life. Find another job.
"driving my friend to chemo"
"Bibles in the back for homeless people"
Lol they really missed the mark with this guy
right?!?^^ never drank alcohol or took drugs ever in his life^^
who picked him up
But when he said "do i look like the kind of guy who uses meth?" I couldnt help but think "you kind of do, buddy"
0urMutualFriend seriously!!!
Omg i know i died laughing. Like real killer. Good job criminal cops
“All I had in the back was a couple bibles that I’d hand out to homeless people” they literally picked the nicest lil old man in Orlando 😭😭
And he had just dropped off a friend for chemotherapy!!!
Bet he also saved kittens and puppies from a burning animal shelter that same morning.
Alot nicer if he handed out shoes, blankets or FOOD
Dan Field Or if you got off TH-cam and did it yourself 🤔
@@danfield6030 true but that guy is still a super nice guy
This man seems so gentle and agreeable, it's terrible that this happened
He seems like such a wholesome guy, that is so shitty
What's shitty? Him being wholesome or what happened to him?
@@roqwen what happened to him.
It shouldn't matter whether you are perceived as wholesome or not. No one should be arrested due to faulty procedures, faulty test and certainly not due to a tiny amount of a substance even if its illegal. Issue a citation instead and set a court date.
He's so optimistic. I don't think I would be laughing if i get arrested for something stupid like this.
That’s the good old fashioned American justice system for ya. More flaws than you can count & designed to keep you in circulation.
I am very concerned about how many people are in jail because of those false positive test kits.
Sometimes people will take plea deals for crimes they didn't commit because their court appointed defense can't handle their case and that's their only option
Or worse, how many didnt have drugs on them or in their car UNTIL the cops showed up!?? If someone can pull a quarter out of a kids ear.... slight of hand is simple. Millions of people are great at it and have never been on stage!
My husband was arrested for talcum powder residue on his bedside table using the same test that officer used. It didn't matter that the baby powder was sitting on the table next to it.
Many
Wasn't false positive the cop just lied or had his own drugs he planted
the fact that he still has an arrest record is crazy this country is insane
It's a disgrace, he should sue, and get his record cleared!
your bumbers are crazy but so is usa.arrest record is crazy but what if he had no money for the bail?he would ve been stuck there for god knows how long.in usa you get jailed for being poor.man,i can t get my eyes away from your picture.10+ is what i rate those to be.
disagree compare yourself to fellow developed countries not a fucking 3rd world country!!@@ChristopherGray00
@J Taylor hes innocent thats why
@J Taylor did we ask u???duh
The fact that he only got $37,500 is outrageous, he should get 20x that
Agreed, and the fact its still on his record - and he'll have to pay legal fees to have it expunged. I would have settled, but required the city of Orlando to pay all fees to have the record removed going forward. If they can't commit to that, then ask for $1 million as you probably obtain a good paying job going forward.
It’s sad that if this guy didn’t have money for a lawyer he’d probably be in prison or probation. It’s even more terrible that the false arrest is on his record
Dan B If he was a person of color, forget it. He coulda died!
Yea but u still let the criminal lawmakers and their pawn cops enFORCE their fuckin laws on you
@@arunca190 sure bud
@Zeno1999 "mistake"
That is why they target LOW-income neighborhoods. They won't be able to fight back.
This happens every day to people who can’t afford a good lawyer.
Bo Ho america
more like liberty and justice for all,,who can afford a good lawyer.
He got a good lawyer proved he was innocent and it's still on his record. America's motto should be "guilty even when proven innocent".
@@Kage-jk4pj Yeah, that's what's fucked up. And it costs so much to have your records sealed/expunged
"But if you haven't done anything wrong, why don't you just comply, consent to an unlawful search etc so you can be on your way". This is one great example of why you don't.
I'd wager there is a connection between the guys making the test kits and the prisons.
This is a good example of why you should never throw away your krispey kream donuts bag/receipt in a meth infested community.
_”They were gonna search that car whether he said they could or not”_ seems to be my experience too.
Blackmenace7 yep
Thank God I read all your comment I was going blast mode over the first sentence. Officers are abusing their right to investigate and not justvin the usa. They park their cars in the middle of the road right after a bend creating a hazard but in their mind you won t have time to throw anything out of the car without them seeing. Then I had 5 people in the car and had to keep my windows up for them to be happy staring at a guy next to my window with a god damn machine gun strapped to his shoulder as if it s a war zone. Hesus cristos popos chillaxxx. WE LOVE YA :-) especially roasted or crispy in the morning mmmm baconnn
The fact the test kits are so inaccurate, yet still used is absurd. I had a similar thing happen to me. Where they thought I had cocaine, but it was Prozac. Never had to show up in court they dropped the charges but it still shows the arrest on my record.
I am an ER doctor and we are required to get urine drug screens for all admitted psychiatric patients. The number of false positives is insane... Staff will see the result and say, "Wow that 13 year old girl uses meth" when the test is falsely positive due to their prescribed psychiatric medications. No one cares to correct the record and false positives are never followed up by expensive confirmatory testing.
Unfortunately, "drug screens" have not been used as screening, but as diagnostic/confirmatory testing.
Imagine how many people that officer has possibly arrested on a false basis.
that should be the real story. low IQ officers
Yeah REALLY! 😲
Robert Looney it is not low iq. They want to have many arrest to get a promotion
Cops are legally allowed to lie during their investigation. The continue their lying all the way to court, lying under oath, and they dont care how many lives they destroy or families they ruin.
@@ilovecops6255 sad 😞
“Certainly you’ll think a police officer would recognize donut glaze, it’s probably on the front of their uniform.” the shade in that statement 😂😂😂
The shade was well warranted. 😆😆😆😆😆
I laughed so hard when he said that..🤣🤣🤣🤣
They probably should do an internal investigation for methamphetamine abuse XD.
That’s not shade. That’s a read.
I was thinking the same thing this guy needs a award
The thing that makes me sick is the cop still believing he’s guilty and that was indeed meth despite the test being completely unreliable. That’s why people are not trusting of cops, you get these ones that are so full of themselves that they think they ARE the law.
This cop is SO arrogant that they believe their opinion is more accurate than a forensic lab test!!!
They don't think they are the law - they KNOW they are ABOVE it.
I doubt he actually believed it than just refusing to admit his mistake. Or what he said could have been a way of stating that no matter what the actual situation is he will always think and operate like his and all fellow street pirates of the seven seas.
How the fucking hell does this happen
Holy fucking hell
What kind of a person doesn't say sorry if they wrongfully put someone in jail for drugs? These same people are carrying guns and badges. Seems fucked up. They'll never admit their mistakes. That's not someone that should be a cop.
Maintaining a sense of humour in the face of absurdity on the scale of what I just watched, is what makes this guy a legend.
Doesn’t drink, doesn’t smoke, takes friend to Chemotherapy and gives bibles to homeless people! This guys a saint
Not according to police he is meth user
You should post his photo so people know who this officer is
He's like a real life Ned Flanders, lolol
How does Bible help homeless?
Navnita Das Gives them religion, which gives them hope. How would it not benefit them?
@@tuktuk_95 Why are you focused on the bibles? Nobody has to take them, and it seems like he did a lot for the homeless and other people. if he wants to hand them out to anyone who takes one, why do you care and who are we to stop him?
The sad part is, the inability of Police to admit a mistake. They will railroad you to the end. Ruining lives.😩
Oh they will never, ever admit to a mistake. Doesn't matter if they're wrong. Doesn't matter if they go to court, LOSE, and the judge tells them they were wrong. They will still stand there on the courthouse steps and "disagree with the judges decision" and "vow to do the same thing again." In their view, they are infallible. No matter how bad they screw up, it's always "good policework."
@@charlesml3 Yep. And then on top of that they have this persecution complex and think everyone hates them for no reason.
LIKE You Said,,, "Ruining Innocent People's Lives"!!!
Especially Brown-Skin People...
@@sydneycampbell4233 Stop perpetuating racism. Like Nic Cooler said this had nothing to do with it. You are whats wrong with society today.
He shouldn't have to go through the hastle of getting a wrongful record expunged. Court should automatically remove that.
They should automatically remove the police . Did you now that about 15% of prisoners are sent to jail or for a lifetime because of a false accusation? Or a crime that they didn't do .
Yep reality is so messed up that i started to believe that Thanos is a good guy .😬
@@killdizzle There is a process to expunge it from your records, but it's costly and requires you to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that you are innocent and there is absolutely zero possibility that you could've committed the crime in any form. I was reading about it the other day. It's very difficult to do.
Our so called justice system is just makes me nauseous. We got crap like this, civil asset forfeiture, control freak cops plinking people for fun. It's just truly sickening. A buddy of mine had to go to the police gun range for his security guard license. He called me afterward, almost in shock. He said all afternoon he had been listening to different cops either bragging about people they had shot or talking about how much they wanted a chance to shoot someone.
@@channelview8854 BS
His lawyer should be disbarred he's an embarrassment
"Certainly you would think a police officer would recognize donut glaze" absolute best timing and delivery 😂😂
"They are as addictive as cocaine"
said mister Krispy Kreme
Sugar is 8x more addictive than cocaine crispy cream is like 20x more addictive in my opinion.
coincollector542 lol
YouOweMeAChocBar I agree, say no to donuts kids, say no to peer pressure.
Cocaine is to Crack as Krispy Kreme is to Crystal Meth?
I've done cocaine all night long and the next day not even had the thought of doing any more. But fuck, when I lived next to a krispy kreme in Orlando, when that hot doughnuts sign comes on, ill be there every morning.
It's wild how a false arrest stays in your record even after charges is dropped
Yes but then you need to do all the bs to get the record expunged. The city courts, government whatever will never do anything for you.
America is a police state. Look up "qualified immunity", and the US supreme court REFUSES to hear any challenges to QI.
That’s our broken judicial system for ya…
It is all part of the systemic racism that people like to deny exists. This is why people of color, especially African-Americans, are stopped and arrested at such a disproportionate rate; it is all to get them in the system so that they can be kept "in check" and denied opportunities going forward.
Its called the CRIMINAL justice system. The people are in the name. Criminals run this "country" even though its a big corporation.
It’s scary how many cops would rather falsely arrest somebody than take accountability and admit they’re wrong.
Police can't even recognize their donuts. Now, there's a big problem.
Lmao
#Eating Doughnuts Matters..
This is a winner
LOL with belly and head bursting. Just look down at their shirts!
You win the internet! 🤣🤣🤣
How you know the system is failing:
• Idiot arrests him over donut glaze
• Idiot still believes donut glaze was meth
• They can't clear his record 🙄
• He can only work a low paying job because of the charges on his record
It isn't failing.... it's totally designed to destroy peoples lives for profit.
This is where our government is failing allowing people to make so called mistakes then not fixing it
The real fucked up thing is that they can destroy your life for having meth crumbs in your carpet. Even if that was meth he wasn't distributing.
@@evs6327 or even if the meth was not meth they can and did still destroy someone's life.
Just do what they and you won't git hirted
"I can't imagine a scenario where I would have to prove that I bought a doughnut." -Mitch Hedberg
End of transaction!
File it under D... for donut
Don’t even ask me about this donut!
Welcome to the USSA!
omfggg ahaha you're so right!!
that man was a LEGEND
This man can talk with so much humour about this terrifying event. It seems to me a very nice guy who won't hurt a fly.
37,000 was no where near enough, especially when you consider that the lawyer probably gets at least half. And this guy comes from a well off background. Imagine if he was a homeless guy who just got done eating a donut. He would still be in jail. These idiot cops must be held seriously responsable for their actions. It can be very scary to think that the brainless cop who pulls you over might just pick a crumb up off the floor and say that it's drugs.
its mainly the test kit.
@@hepotiricly Is it really though? The cops kept fighting it after it was professionally tested.
@@bmos02 really? thats my bad,
@@hepotiricly There is a case of a georgia cop insisting that the white residue on the hood of a late model charger pulled over for speeding(an usg football star, a black young man) was cocaine...on the outside of the kids hood, that was pulled over for speeding no less!! The Young Man told the cop over and over that it was bird crap...but no friggin way, said the cop, it tested positive twice for cocaine... Yeah, I always keep my blow on the hood of my car going 60mph, I tend to spend alot more than I used to on blow, because I can't figure out where my stuff keeps disappearing on me! The cop was fired ONLY because the DA would not prosecute ANY cases brought forth by that officer...Friggin' Unbelievable!!!
@@hepotiricly and if the kits are known to be unreliable, and they keep using them anyway, the fault still is with the police
When he said “My only drug is Krispy Kreme donuts” I felt that.
Glad I’m not alone 😢
Now i want donuts in this lockdown thanks guys
@@anshusrivastava6768 - Time (to learn) to make the donuts!
"you think those donuts aren't addictive?!?! You think that sugar and saturated fat doesn't kill?!?! You people who deal this poison make me sick!!! Put your hands on the hood and spread your feet! I SAID ALREADY YOUR FEET, BOY!!!"
Same
He should sue the police department again & again for loss of income due to his arrest record not being expunged.
Don't think he can sue because of the settlement
@@cait812 I'm not a lawyer & I don know the terms of his settlement, but I'd venture to say that arrest records are rarely if ever, covered in false arrest settlements. Each fiscal year this arrest record has a negative impact on his finances, should be grounds for a separate suit, as long as he doesn't sign a blanket settlement. That would be my guess..
I AM alawyer, and yeah you can't do that. They have qualified immunity.
@@joeycastle5753 Sorry, what's qualified immunity
@@cait812 you can't sue the officer
Several years ago I got up and got my car out of my garage and parked it out in front of my house - then I cooked breakfast. A couple of hours later I looked out my front window to see 3 cops trying to get my doors open on the car. I went out and while staying within my fenced in yard I said "officers what are you doing"? They said back "we'll get to you in a moment"!!! Very dismissive. So I said back that is my car, in front of my house, which I got out of my garage. "What is going on anyway". They said this car has been reported as being involved in a crime or something. So one of them got a phone call and then they kinda looked embarrassed. They walked over to me and said "Oh, we are sorry we have the wrong address"!!! And I said back "what would you have done to me if I had walked out of my yard and confronted you". Would you've put me in handcuffs? Cops make mistakes all of the time but people can have their lives threatened by them or reputations ruined. So be careful all of you.
Police should be held Totally Responsible for arresting someone Falsely.
Lien the cop up! Sue him!
It's called felony arrest
@Deplorable Centrist Seems unqualified ammunity
Deplorable Centrist facts as fuck
"certainly a police officer should recognize doughnut glaze..."
check and mate. LMAO
THE SHADE!!!!! 🤣
Lol absolutely brilliant!!😂😂
Savage 🌝
7:10, Arresting Cop says, "I'll never believe that wasn't Crystal Methamphetimine." This speaks volumes about much of today's law enforcement - who'd rather lock up an innocent person rather than admit their incompetence (or worse). This was after the state lab, using a much more reliable test, declared it was not methamphetamine.
Give these police the wall problem solved.
Exactly! They should only hire police officers with high I.Q's and pay them better.
Sadly all to typical behavior pattern for today's police
@@blueapple4044 It's actually the opposite in most precincts they have a test that if you have a high IQ they immediately refuse you for the job. They want someone who isn't capable of critical thinking and will follow orders without question. I know a lot of people won't believe this but, please look it up for yourself.
@@zerotheliger You think people don't make meth in this country? Are you kidding me?
He should have sued for a million dollars! He should also sue the makers of the drug kit! Plus, Kristy Kreme should give him free doughnuts for life!
Never give a cop permissions to search. Make them get a warrant.
@@killdizzle he was trying to get out of a speeding ticket lol...
Just take the ticket, allowing them into your car opens up all kinds of doors to get you thrown in jail
If a cop asks for permission to search your car say "I might allow it after you allow me to search through your car"
Cops are so faulty, they need to start looking at things from the other persons perspective
That's $*cking Right!!!!!!!!! :)))
search=plant
@@jjb2004mk2 this, never give them an opportunity to fabricate their credibility
That donut guy *should of sued MORE THAN $37,500.* They *RUINED* the guys life by *NOT* eliminating that criminal record, to the point he has to settle for a low paying job. And on top of that.. the *HUMILIATION* of a public strip search.
Sue FOR DAMAGES
💯 agree
it wasnt public, it was pubic
He "settled" for $37500. The corrupt justice system might not have awarded him any money!
Should have asked for more of a settlement and for a lifetime supply of Krispy Kreme donuts at the department's expense.
Cleared of the crime, still has the charge on his record.
Welcome to America.
He didn't commit a crime but the cops sure did - false arrest.
i hope he got a decent sum from his lawsuit. I would have also charged the officer involved as well
I hate stinky ppl and I like doughnuts
True
Yeah, it's stupid how it works. Even cleared/acquitted, you still have the arrest on file, convicted or not.
This sounds similar to my story. I was arrested for drug paraphernalia because they found a spoon on a plate in my backseat. I worked 3rd shift at the time and I ate a plate of meatloaf and mashed potatoes otw to work. The police said the spoon was burnt, with white residue on the bottom and they took me to jail. I got out the next day on an OR . When I went to court my public defender tried to get me to plea out, I refused and waited for the results. So she talked to the prosecutor, I seen the prosecutor laugh and my case was dismissed. I've also never been to jail and I don't drink or do drugs.
“You’d certainly think an officer would be able to recognize donut glaze”
😂😂😂
That was a low key savage roast
lol
the police j ust needed to confiscate the donut for "Testing".
@@yaskko5555 Low key? He said it's on the front of their uniform. 😂😋
Lmaooo i was reading as he said it hilarious attorney.
That cop should be fired at a minimum. Even after being proven wrong he thought he was right. His response shows the content of his character and his heart. Every arrest he’s made should be reviewed and investigated. There’s no way this guy hasn’t falsely imprisoned others.
Exactly, but that's the reason that they don't like busting cops, because it can overturn convictions and cost the state money. It's not about justice.
he's too stupid to even be a cop😔
He was going for that promotion
Imagine how many other people he did that to. He clearly had set out to do it. Then people wonder why people dont trust cops
Not only fired, but fired upon.
Prisoner: "Hey dude what did you get arrested for?"
Him: "I ate a glazed donut"
Prisoner:
Prisoner: Ya, man, I get it!"
Prisoner: "You and me both"
Cop was probably pi$$ed cos it was the last doughnut lol
"eh that's what they all say homez"
Prisoner died laughing.
"Certainly a police officer would recognize donut glaze, it's probably on the front of their uniform"
Best quote ever lol
The fact that test result is positive is a big problem we overlook here...
I was NIC certified. If it came back positive he didn't do the test right.
Maybe some cops know how to “make sure it’s positive”
Also, the Orange County police refusing to expunge his record while fighting tooth and nail to keep their charge against him.
@@joshjacobson9846 I have no experience with these types of tests, but I used to do urine drug screens when I worked in hospitals. If you removed certain parts, specifically the control, you could force positives on any or all of the drugs.
@@ghost245353 then he could sue very easy and win
Thirty seven thousand dollars for getting strip searched, humiliated, falsely accused and never given an apology. He should've hired a shark. But what a lovely man. Rotten cop.
Absolutely 😃
And a criminal record!!!
@@unsubpls2634 the criminal record is probably the most damaging of them all
It will still show he got arrested.
should have been 237,000 dollars!
This sounds like a Simpsons episode where homer gets arrested for eating donuts
@White Dove well looks like real life did it also
Noooo, don't remind me of that one...
The Simpsons predict everything
JackThe Commenter DOH!
He even sounds like he could be a voice actor
Eating a donut in the interview is so dope 😂
"I will never believe that was not methamphetamine" -Arresting officer.
This is frightening that the cop thinks he is above the evidence.
It's about the arresting officer's ego, sadly.
This is not just about the out of control ego of the cop, it's his rejection of the reality that something is not what he thought it was. Ergo this cop rejects reality. Rejecting reality is a definition of mental illness and the cop should be fired from his job and put in a institution for mental illness. This would be the logical steps to take would it not?
He just doesn't want to admit what a moron he is.
Theres still cops that think ppl shoot up weed.
Another way of saying" i'll never admit to the crimes i commit that cop has no conscience
This was the strangest Krispy Kreme ad I’ve ever seen
Going to get a dozen hot and fresh ones asap!
... huh?
Fr
Lmaooo
Lol
This isnt a funny story its sickening that police still use that test. How many people cant afford to be bonded out, lawyer and loss of work
They're coming after the middle class now so it's starting to get some attention.
Mrchubbyfella yeah loss of work and the bond I understand but the state is required to provide everyone an attorney
This man is more than salt of the earth, he’s the glaze. The will power to only eat one 🤯
That’s not enough settlement money considering he still has a record.
The verdict was overturned therefore the charge is no longer on his record. He did however have to spend time behind bars which he can never get back as well as costing him his job.
In USA you have arrest and conviction records. So he doesn’t have a conviction record, but retains his arrest record. So people can still see it and it just looks like he had a good lawyer. People get let off for illegal searches, improper procedures etc.
I once pulled in my neighborhood and there was a man standing over a girl beating her mercilessly. I jumped out of my truck and yelled stop that! he yelled F you! So I pulled him off of her he then squared up with me and swung I ducked he swung again I stepped back and hit him with a left jab and he dropped. I then called 911 the police arrived and took him off to jail and an ambulance came to help the woman everyone shook my hand and told me good job. Two days later two sheriffs pull up at my house serving a warrant for my arrest for disorderly conduct and fighting 😡 I had to go to court 🤬 the charges were immediately dropped but still to this day its on my fbi record 🤷🏻♂️
That was a very low amount. I would have at least sued for one million.
@@mikepekala832 He can get it removed from his record or sealed. Probably need a lawyer to do it though.
Prisoners- “What you in for”?
Daniel- “Krispy Kreme Krack”!
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"Some people, you know, will never admit if they made a mistake." You said it man.
Most Democrats I've met are that way
@@redlobster4841 is triggered by my name 😂😂😂
Those who seek knowledge are wise,
But he who hates reproof is stupid.
You can't trust anyone anymore. Period.
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Boy is this guy going to be surprised when he finds out god isn't real.
"Certainly you would think a police officer could identify donut glaze" haha golden
Since they didn’t remove the arrest from his record, I sure as hell would not have settled for $37k!
same
Ikr
Agree, it's too little!
That should be expunged from his record. Until then any time his hame is out into a database for any check this incident will appear.
At least he got the money if it was millions he would never see that money.
This guys literally an angel: “Dropping my friend off for chemotherapy” “Bibles in my car that I give out to homeless people” Honestly disgusted this man deserves better
For sure I was discusted by this video so many ppl out there who actually do bad stuff an they gotta mess with a genuine good person so sad I don't teach my kid to trust police an that sad cuz in small town I grew up in you could trust the police back then well Mabey I was youn an ignorant but they seemed better
If you're religious in 2020 you're a dimwit
Derxert and caring about what other people choose to believe in their life makes you a bozo.
Young Coconut, I thought he was quite good n your face about how good a person he is. Don’t have a lot of respect for him.
@@ewaninnes5901 You think he's not supposed to talk about his life and what he was doing when a bunch of people are calling concerned about a case of police misconduct.
Him : Do I look like the kind of guy who does meth ??
Everyone : Kinda
I literally, reluctantly, said 'kinda' out loud when he asked. Lol!
Too fat to be doing meth lol
Snobby idiots. He looks nothing like a meth addict.
@@po-qo7vd People who do hard drugs like meth usually end up looking messy. This guy looks messy. His skin doesn't look great. His age adds to that effect. It is what it is man.
Yea I mean his age and hair kinda mislead but his mugshot, I was like man ur screwed
"Do we have permission to search your car?"
No. No, you do not. That's the answer no matter what they say
Didn’t sue for nearly enough, makes you wonder how many people out there have been in similar situations and didn’t get out.
Hundreds in georgia alone. In 2018 142 arrests were made with false positives from a 2 dollar nark 2 test.
Hundreds of thousands go through this daily. The "war on drugs" has destroyed more innocent lives than the drugs they claim to be fighting against. This country is ass backwards.
Dude, that is a lifetime supply of glazed donuts. That's all he wanted.
Joshua Lee nearly 40K for 24 hours? How much is he supposed to get? People who spend years in jail that were innocent get sometimes 8 dollars for every hour served for 20 years.
Black people aren't wondering
The last thing a meth addict would do is to spill their meth on the floorboard and just left it there. That stuff expensive yo
Not expensive but no addict will just leave drugs on the floor
I've been around some strange people in my life and you would be surprised..
@@yourmomsfilms i used to be an addict and damn, even uf there was none spilled on the floor I used to search the floor and end up smoking freaking cement just in case. Noway an addict will leave shit on the floor.. It might happen some people do, but its not commln
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how did you know that •-•
Why isn't the arrest record removed straight away and totally in a case like this? America- you need such a comprehensive housecleaning. Yet another example of a broken system.
Actually, an arrest record is typically never removed, and no matter what a court may order. The national database of arrests is held by the FBI, not an agency that the court has authority over, and no matter how invalid, he now has an arrest record for life and it may still come up on background checks. That's the actual way our system works. Expunging it from the local system, even if such an order is carried out, doesn't typically make it disappear. It just makes the defendant feel better. I don't think most Americans have any idea of this. You can be arrested for a horrific crime and then a court throws the charge out as absurd, but that arrest will usually show as part of your record for the rest of your life.
@uaedaien America was just fine-the single greatest experiment in governance ever undertaken. The Founders declared that the people’s ability to keep it was another matter, which they could not control. For example, their insistence on innocence until proven guilty has become, at best, a cynical silliness demoted to little more than a theoretical concept of American jurisprudence. When those ideals no longer inform those who call themselves Americans, and especially mean little or nothing to those who govern and enforce its laws, they are the ones to blame-not America and its ideals, since discarding those is the only way this kind of thing becomes possible.
THEY CAN CARE LESS
@@ReluctantPost I think in my country you can go to court to get this thing removed from the record. Things will be removed after certain time anyway depending on the crime. But ordinary employers are not allowed to ask for that anyway. When you want to work for government or with children or want to buy a gun thats another story. Things will only enter the register after a decision was done by a judge. Small things like punishment on probation or jail up to 90 days wont be in the record anyway.
@@mweskamppp My comments and this thread are US-specific. The US media drive public attitudes which, in turn, tend to drive policies. They have promoted personalities like Nancy Grace who embody open defiance of American founding principles of jurisprudence and, in that example, demands that her listeners join her in her declarations and prejudices. Unfortunately, people like her have sensational appeal and persuade the public towards mob justice instead. That creates lots of openings, and sometimes even public pressure, for policies like those above in the name of being “tough on crime.” Few think to ask, “At what price?” It would be interesting even to see a peer-reviewed costs vs. benefits analysis, separate from the question of whether the US founding principles should be so easily compromised.
I like that even after all he’s still cracking jokes lol
Krispy Kreme should give him a job, use the slogan "So good it's almost illegal."
I thought you had to have at least 2 oz of glaze before it was illegal LOL
Yessss
Fantastic !
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underrated comment
I’m glad this guy was able to sue and won.
The arrest should have been scrubbed from his records and the officer fired.
Not the officers fault its the faulty test kit he used. The manufacturers should face a fine
@@0bAm3 Krispy Kreme actually uses crystal meth in small doses to get people addicted
@@0bAm3 yes yes yes the LEOs fault. bad, incorrect data / evidence collection. "remove, retrain & redeploy, or retire." HINT: *"burden of proof" always falls upon the _________.*
0bAm3 it is the officers fault.
That cop said “I’ll NEVER believe it wasn’t meth.”
This after the lab proved it was sugar.
He thinks he knows more than dozens of professionals, AND admitted to never being trained on it,
Earning the hate.
sounds like trump.
@Scorch Main but it sounds like some Trump stuff
@@yungheat84 Don't you mean Biden? You have been brainwashed by MSM.
@@jet3xi What makes you think only one of them can be stupid?
His ego will not allow him to be wrong.... And that issue alone makes him a danger to society.
I love how this video makes it through the entire story in the teaser. Makes it much easier for me to optimize my TH-cam time and get straight to the next recommendation. Thank you 😊
Go after the officer for defamation and loss of earnings, see if he still believes he’s right then !
No no no!!! I would wait until he went by and ate a Crispy Cream, then put him under citizen arrest. If he did not comply, beat him to a pulp for resisting arrest. Have spread his cheeks during his strip search.
But, spreading his cheeks would be nothing new for him!
@@suzanh7777 ..
Cops have qualified immunity! Nothing would come litigation
Wow that's ridiculous,, sue former then 37,500
They may have qualified immunity, but you can still go after the slug officer individually. The only thing these idiot officers understand is when the department, city, and cops are sued.
“I just got done dropping off my friend for chemo therapy.” “ I had bibles in the back I pass out to homeless people.” Damn, this dude is pouring it on thick!
Looool. Hes clearly a good man. I wouldn't put it past the police to plant residue on him to fill their quota.
Yeah really that really stung I mean for real though
Pouring what? Doughnut glaze? Lol
@NonyaBusiness! I think he means he's rubbing it in sorta because how wrong they were. Like not only was it just doughnut glaze but also that "he's a saint" that they did this to. Like being dramatic or maybe he is saying he's lying but that's what I think he meant lol
Just another story highlighting how desperately we need law enforcement reform.
@Chris Collins defund now!
warren renner defunding then is fucking stupid. You want quality cops, but you also want to defund them. Those two things cancel each other out
Donald Hicks ur dumb fam. Ur the issue with society. If you defund schools you get lower performance. Same with police
ABOLITION
They’re even arresting white people 😯
This guy should be the spokesman for krispy kreme and in tv adverts. Lol
That officer should’ve had to pay the fine personally. Then be fired.
Especially after admitting he was never trained on how to use the kit. He is just mad because he now looks like an idiot to the world.
ncwanderer9577 it’s a bad kit lmao
In any other job, this kind of extreme incompetence would get you sacked immediately. Except for police officers.
They don’t even fire cops for literally killing folks lmao they aren’t going to give a shit about this guy getting a false arrest.
The taxpayers pay the fines.
It's adorable how he keeps saying "crystal methamphetamines" Yeah this guy has never touched them in his life lol
Haha I thought the same thing.
You either refer to it as Crystal meth or methamphetamines.
Lol nobody even says that either it's just meth, or crank.
Josh Stiehl they are ex dope heads thats why they’re saying how its supposed to be said
thats a good thing, maybe u should follow suit
Idk if you just saw him randomly you would think he was a crack addict lol just being honest
Eat donut, get arrested, proven innocent, *still on his record and punishing him due to a stagnant system*
A system overloaded with cases like this none the less
Thats why u sue. So now u with a record, but rich.
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That’s not how it works. Then he would be in endless legal battles, racking up debt and likely on some secret list for the police to harass him regularly.
One man can’t take down a system like this.
Get the governor involved.
Arrest the cops for eating donuts on the job!
"Okay, we found it".
"You'd think the police would probably recognize donut glaze". 🤦♂️😳😂
Hats of to this man for his composure and humbleness. Give him a lifetime supply of those donuts, unglazed. 🍩🍩🍩😉
Officer: this can't get any worse
Victim: all I had in the back was bible's I give to the homeless
Officer: fml
Yes, that day is coming in the land of the first amendment. So sad, yet so true.
@@brimbones4399 I get where you are coming from, friend, but so many people around the world were certain "it will never happen here," until it did.
i mean that's not really such a great thing
Bruh, right
and he was dropping his friend off at chemotherapy lol
If they did a “drug” test then they should’ve done it where he could see it and where the cameras can see it as well. Stop these worthless cops harassing innocents and stepping on their rights. It’s time for law reform in 2020.
The laws are fine, it's the few trash officers who, consumed by their authority, try to find something when there's not. It has apparently tainted the image of all the other police who, by the way, have devoted their lives to keeping everyone safe. They're walking targets 24/7.
@@jamiebarr3118 Well, if you enforce immoral laws, I'd say that makes you an immoral person. I don't care how upstanding an individual is, if they wear the uniform of a government dog then they'll bite you all the same. That cop you think is such a hero has probably arrested homeless people, has probably taken parents from their children. That cop has ticketed hundreds or thousands of people to pay for that nice new Dodge charger they drive around. I'm not into protecting predators. They are on their own.
@@jamiebarr3118 and the laws are very much not fine.
Steven Kunkle lol you watch too much CNN. Immoral laws? Yeah ok, see how long the US lasts without those “immoral laws.” If a cop arrests a homeless person its because they’re living on a place they shouldnt be, and they get put in jail for a day in which theyre fed and have somewhere to sleep. And lets not forget that homeless people make an average of 50,000 USD. And really? Take parents from their children? Yeah them taking a drugged out parent from their kids is definitely immoral. And yeah they give tickets, is there a problem with that? 1.25M people die each year from car accidents, maybe they wouldnt get tickets if they weren’t incompetent drivers. I find it so pathetic how ignorant and self-centered you people are, how is the US supposed to get anywhere with y’all constantly saying how terrible the US is and degrading your own country. Dubai has Lamborghinis and Bugattis as police cars but those goddamn Americans and their dodge chargers.
Despiser Despised bro you are so naïve, like your ignorance of the world around you is just a joke.
The cops screwed up when they glazed over the facts.
Good one
Yes, but it was no laughing matter for the Krispy Kreme guy 😕
Never consent to a search without a warrant
The injustices in this country done by police are unfathomable.
@@andymurray7240 Shelby Riggs-Hopkins is the name of the female officer who arrested him over a donut.
lol
@@mick6202 can confirm, this is an issue pretty much everywhere in the world.
@@TheLostWorldFanChann She really isn't at fault. The cheap drug test is at fault as it is known to react positively to over 80 common household materials. She has to act with what she is given. The state is at fault for false economy and the legal system. In the UK he would have been arrested and bailed on free bail pending lab tests, not thrown in jail on his presumption of guilt. He would not even have been charged until the result of the test was known. The US legal system is archaic and as bad as any third world country.
@@Biffo1262 The test was fine. She said in her own words that she didn't know how to use the test properly because she wasn't trained well to use it, but she still used it anyways and tried ruining this poor mans life.
Funny how their test resulted positive over a donut glaze. And the arresting officer still wasn't convinced even after the actual lab test result says negative. Stupidity lasts forever.
The cops said the same thing about Emmett Till... And the 14 yr.old black boy s.c. he was killed in the electric chair !!! I've seen one on a field trip as a kid and just the site of it gives me nightmares until this day !!! Imagine that ... Wow...
The scary thing is to think about how often they do that to people who CAN'T defend themselves or that never have the luck of being proved innocent.
Prof. Weed America, home of the free and the slave.
Mikael Akerfeldt police are trained to never admit they are wrong. You won’t find any police officer to back down in the field and say “ok I was mistaken”.
The Bee Guy amen
This is B.S that this arrest is still on his record.
Lawyers charge upwards if $5000 to get an arrest expunged. Doesn't matter if it is a completely bogus arrest.
This happens every day in America for thousands of people. Fewer than half of those arrested (preliminarily charged by the police) ever face formal charges from the district attorney. Fewer than half those formally charged by the district attorney are ever convicted. Fewer than half those convicted receive active jail or prison sentences (most get probation). As such, the majority of Americans that are arrested are falsely arrested because the district attorney does not agree with the arresting officer(s) and formalize the charge(s). The American justice system is highly subjective and largely based on an officer's poor decision making and poor understanding of the law.
@@fishgutz4272 True story. Lawyers care about getting paid...not providing equity within the justice system. That is why the wealthy get "more justice".
@@fishgutz4272 That's terrible, You shouldn't need a lawyer to expunge his record, when it was proven totally false, and an err from the police. It should be automatically expunged. All it would take would be a simple delete. Oh, when you're innocent no one tries to help you, but they bend over backward for proven criminals all the time.
@@fishgutz4272 ky 95 bucks to expunge a charge TN charges 100 per charge . NO lawyer needed.
Krispy Kreme glazing their donuts with crystal meth ! One way to keep your customers coming back .
That the arrest record has not been wiped is a crime in itself.
The cops need to be fired immediately for wasting everyone's time and money including the poor man.
The poor man could've been sentenced to life in prison for their brown nosing.
I say killed but we can meet in the middle with chopping of his hands
In some of the back ward countries he would've been executed
@@bryanmiller469 perhaps those countries aren't so "backwards" yeah!
and the cops should be sued
His biggest mistake is allowing the officer to search his car without a warrant.
Its not a mistake when your doing nothing wrong. Its called respect unlike the worlds dumbest cop in this situation.
@@nofear2792 good point. I mean he never did anything wrong and this stupid cop ruined his reputation. And now this poor guy who did nothing wrong shows a felony arrest on his background?
he had nun to hide
$37k is not enough for the mistake that they did honestly :-/
If they see something they can search
god i love this story. The fact they chose one of the most straight edge, responsible, and caring people this charge. The donut glaze thing is hilarious, but the chemo, going to the gym, one donut every other week, and handing out bibles to the homeless is just glaze on the donut. They "caught" probably the most innocent person they could have.
Agreed. But it goes to show you that you can be innocent, comply and the police will still find a way to mess with you and ruin your life.
The only way this guy coulda been more innocent and sweet is if they pulled him over speeding on his way to donate one of his kidneys to a dying child.
it's not hilarious, it's actually sad
The cop profiled him 100 percent
he gives out bibles to the homeless. how condescending is that.
Never consent to an unreasonable search. This is the US, where we are innocent absent proof of guilt in a court of law, and have every right to refuse a search absent a warrant. This officer never had reasonable suspicion to execute a search. He never claimed he searched the car after seeing "evidence". Thinking they're above the law, some officers and departments just have an itch to go above and beyond their authorized powers in the pursuit of finding people to prosecute. They have no right to just stop people and violate your constitutional rights by looking through everything hunting for something to charge you with. What is this... Russia?
Doesn't happen in Russia...sorry.
plot twist: krispy kreme actually puts meth in their donuts
Isaac Gonzalez That's why they sell so many,people are hooked! 😂😂😂
and then they start raising the prices
lol, thats hilarious yeah right this is why its hard to stop at one delicious donut they are good !
Yes
DUN..DUN..DUUUUUUUUNNNNNN
What’s even more enraging is that he has the record now. I really hope they can successfully clear it for good.
Glad he got to sue.
It's a record.. I don't understand why they can't remove it. At least he has hundreds of articles to back his story up as true.
We can send men to the moon but we cant remove something off a record with a lawyer and years of other people working to remove it .
@@DFTNSHEXGRM Because no matter what, some people, especially in power don't like to admit when they are wrong. Probably just waiting to catch him on another charge to they can say, "See! We were right!"
The Constitution says you have the right to a speedy trial. It never said what happens after that. Apparently, the wheels of justice turn at a glacial pace.
Just imagining how many people have been jailed for false identifications on those drug test kits
B A it will be are demise in the end😈
@ the prison system is a business, the more "mistakes" on pigs the better for their disgusting business.
@@ayoo1023 It's the new "debtor's prison" system.
@Re Up forfeiture has basically ended
hopefully this video will bring awareness and somebody can hire this man under a good corporate or family business for a higher pay
no methhead in the history of the universe would leave rocks on the floor of a car...
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So true 😂
That statement is truer than anything you could even find in the holy Bible.
I know I would never let my meth drop I know from experience
There is only one person who is more dedicated at keeping the floors clean and that's a crackhead..