@@nate18268 and when he said “I even tried to tell Larry she didn’t answer and he continued working on the car” 😂😂 like bro no one cares about you getting arrested in your real life
Yeah, but this whole case was thrown out because the guy is actually a cop, last I heard he was suing the cop. Either way it just goes to show what cops do for a living. I mean I'm sure there is actual crime in this city but this cop had all the time in the world to go after this guy for trying to get out of a ticket. Talk about corruption.
A lot of these “State Certified Agents” running around. I was gonna get my certificate from Metro State Training but they said their top instructor was out doing jumps into Fallujah
The amount of complaints from the public and all the issues with other law enforcement is INSANE!!!!! I read through all those complaints/ documents and I can't believe how many people had issues with him.
I just love how his alleged "fiancée" won't come to the door and his dad just keeps right on working on the car as if nothing is happening, LOL. Priceless.
@Captain Chaos In that letter from the store owner at 19:27, I noticed it specifically mentioned he was harassing customers of Mexican descent. Guarantee he was targeting them purely due to their ethnicity, threatening to have them deported.
@Captain Chaos lol being fired from 6 agencies with most stating he’s an instigator that fails to get along with his other officers.” Lol hard to see right? He also owns a security company which is scary. If u watch the previous video of the arrest you’ll see his unmarked police car in the driveway which is decked out in clear LED lights , a spot light , arrest cage etc. makes ya wonder how many people he’s pulled over not being a cop.
@@MZ-bl6wg I suspect there are far more police impersonators out there than people think. I know a few women who had what appeared to be undercover state troopers on interstates run their lights, then when they waited until the next exit to pull off (uncomfortable with stopping on a deserted interstate late at night), the car turned their lights off and drove off. If they were real police, I'd think they wouldn't have simply driven off. So what were they gong to do, harass, assault, or kill the person if they pulled over? It's scary, but there are probably people doing far worse things than Jeremy Dewitte with fake badges.
Are you talking about the officer who admits in his very own words that he has never written a ticket to a fellow cop in 29 years?? He has as corrupt as anyone else!!
@Cipheiz True, but I'm fairly certain Jeremy Dewitte had been doing it, and getting away with it for many years prior to him going viral. I first encountered Jeremy and Metro State in person near a cemetery in Seminole County in 2018, I believe at least a year so before the internet had heard of him, and I observed him doing the same BS - beating on cars, screaming at people, running lights, acting like a cop. At the time I assumed he was an off duty cop having a terrible day and stayed away from him. Based on how Jeremy talks about "doing this for 10 years," I tend to think he actually has, and more or less got away with it because just about everyone thought he WAS a cop.
Oh my God that was painful. Between his horrible attempts at emotionally manipulating the cop, to reading all of the misery he caused every person he came in contact with. What an absolute disaster that guy is.
He tried controlling the situation, even after being arrested! What a creep. Couldn’t imagine how he acts behind closed doors. Probably hell for anyone near him.
banditkitty2743 Narcissist can not be quiet. You could see he was unable to shut his mouth for even a second. Narcissist feel the more they talk over you the more in control of the situation they are. It’s a coping mechanism they use to confuse their self entitlement!
One thing I love about this channel is how their videos are pieced together. Nice flow, no audio commentary, documents presented on screen during which you can listen to the audio while reading and not worrying about missing anything that's going on in the main video. A good sense of professionalism. One of my favorite YT channels :)
I paused and read all the documents being displayed.... this guy is a very dangerous man. He needs psych care so he does not continue to escalate his behaviour into assault or worse. That these PDs kept hiring him with his records and dangerous complaints is extremely concerning.
Hard to find people who want to be police officers. That's why they try and keep the ones they have...no matter how bad and dangerous they are. If you knew about healthcare workers, you would never go to a hospital again.
There needs to be a MANDATORY federal list of complaints and firing of any law enforcement officers. Being able to lose your job at one department and go to another neighboring county and get hired on needs to stop.
I was hoping that’s not a shadow above the left exhaust tips 😂 and the mighty iron duke is burning oil like a fucking oil rig. If they’d have put a decent engine in it, it could have been a MR2 fighter
I'm pretty sure the end of that sentence was going to be, "Never have I arrested another office who acted like this" because he cuts himself off and goes in on how the dudes attitude is a big red flag.
sounds to me like jefry with one f or whatever they call him had the balls to actually stand up to one tho. That is why he doesn't have a job anymore. I thought he was pretty cool tbh.
This guy has dozens of complaints going back to the early 90s, yet he was a fully employed cop until 2007. He's a demonstrable menace. This is proof the police are utterly corrupt
@@petejams7340 he would have been fired 30 years ago. Instead, he was simply hired by other departments, despite a demonstrable inability to do the job. If you think this one guy is an exception, you're very mistaken.
@@MANTARDThis happens in all jobs. These narcissistic, manipulative, argumentative people job hop & wreak havoc everywhere they go. They torment co-workers & employers wherever they are. They’re miserable people. Most people don’t want to ruin a person’s chances of getting employment despite how evil they are, so they are happy to not have them as their problem anymore & pass them along to the next victim/employer.
Yeah, kudos to the walking thumb who admits on camera that he doesn’t write up police officers. Fuck both the narcissist who was arrested, and this corrupt cop.
In uk every job you have done is recorded to our tax office as long as the company records it which they have to by law even agency employment is recorded sucks you dont have similar system
@@Tim_3100 People would probably say the US is too big for that. That's what people have told me when I asked why stores don't list post tax prices on the shelves and why better gun control wouldn't work.
Reading those letters from the woman with her children - it scares me to think what might have happened had her kids not been in the car during those stops.
This Shultz guy is lying like a 6 year old ! He's trying every trick in the book, pity, obfuscation, quilt, brotherly love, defensiveness, distraction, etc.. kind of sad to see a grown man groveling like this.
To be fair with Schultz, I’ve seen much, much worse reactions to being arrested. Maybe whites have a different standard for this stuff? I’d rather see an ‘old man groveling’ than an aggravated assault.
And just like a 6 y.o., who hasn't had to face consequences, Schultz is unable to accept responsibility or change his undeveloped and immature behavior.
@@3totoone Should see what Gambler 500 Fieros get up to! Half stripped down to the subframe with 33" MTRs crammed on. Got a buddy in PA who gave his the GT40 paintjob from the 66 LeMans. Beat the snot out of it and when it wouldn't die, he raffled it off to fund another build.
I mean, it's literally the first thing said in the video. "Courtesy." Cops are extremely hesitant to ever punish other cops. You could find every example you want of this actually happening, and it would still be overshadowed by the countless times that misconduct is ignored or even encouraged. Go do some reading about the Minneapolis PD's history of such behavior.
@@IdiotDoomSpiral69 Encouraged is a bit much in current times maybe back in day lol. I mean he has had complaints on him since the 90s when they did let them get away from shit now with body cams and liability they don't do that. Other bad cops might but they get forced to resign to save face if caught or just silently terminated so public don't find out about it lol. Check out EVERY PD's History its like going "you in venizala..." Ok what about Canada? "wait what?" And I got to go "that is socialist too, so germany, Uk and ton of others.." They just go "well uh so is cuba..." Its like just simmer the hell down. You just cherry picking my had bad HISTORY in 90s but sine 2000s they be PC as hell because lawsuits lol. In fact a ton of the shit cops left they were bitching it was too hard to "do their job" anymore and fled to states that looked other still lol. Probably like this dude "well you want write me up for being a shit cop, I just apply some where else then! Not like you announce I was bad cop make you look bad." lol
I like how he's totally shocked when the cops won't give him the "courtesy" of giving him everything that he wants... He sounds like a five year old with a superiority complex.
He is and is a know it all, for a city cop to approach the County Sheriff like that to complain about way cars are marked is insane. That is something that chief of police would need to do not some patrol officer. It stupid and also kinda shows how he thinks he is king.
I've noticed all the LEOs just absolutely can not refrain from being drug down to the offenders' level of combative argument. It's exactly where the criminals want them. Instead of hearing a 5 old throw a fit, it quickly turns into a group of 5 year olds throwing a fit.
"Schultz actually managed to get [seriously] investigated for *impersonating a police officer while actually employed as a police officer.* Not even Jeremy Dewitte can do that." *_Beat that Jeremy!_*
Look how many complaints, how many incidents, how many women he pulled over and harassed, how many times he abused his power, and how long it took them to finally fire him. The system is broken.
Yeah I do believe that cops are and should be held to a higher standard than the average citizen because they are out there to serve and protect the community and when they abuse that power or break the laws that they were sworn to uphold. They should without a doubt be fired or depending on what they did and how bad it is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
How many times HE abused the system? The cop says he has pulled officers over and hasn't written them a ticket in 30 years... Neither of them should be anywhere near a badge
This guy’s entitlement is outstanding. He kept asking for courtesy, both at the traffic stop and when he was in cuffs. He kept insisting he was a “fellow brother” and trying to appeal to that officer’s emotions. Saying “I don’t know what happened to you that you’d do this to a fellow brother, what did I ever do to you?” The attempted manipulation is off the charts! Then seeing his work history and the abuse of power and harassment that he put so many people through… he’s disgusting!
I get that "What happened to you that you would do this to someone?" (I work in billing and they think i have any control over if their cable is shut off) I just straight up tell them, "I don't understand your question." When they try to explain i just say "thats rather unusual. I dont see why someone had to have some sort of experience where it would influence them to do their job properly. Im sure its possible but i dont understand it." Its really interesting to make people who try emotional manipulation think that you dont have any grasp on how emotions work, like they just shut down and have no clue where to go.
Why are you suppose to get courtesy just because your a cop, this is why they have a hard time with accountability! We don't get courtesy as civilians, im surprised nobody cared about that. If your a cop and break the law you won't get intouble you get a courtesy 😂
@@benjaminghazi787Sure, but warnings are not an expected thing for civilians, yet "professional courtesy" is the standard across pretty much all of American law enforcement agencies, and for worse than speeding.
Dude yall have got to start putting SOME kind of effort in if you're going to always bring up Dewitte on every single damn video. Something better than basically "Lol what if Jeremy was there".
@@michaelhaydenbell lieutenant Dewitte would disagree. They are both “police officers”, there is no effort needed in bringing Dewitte up on videos. If he pulled this “cop” over it woulda been a movie.
What’s worrisome to me are the depts that kept hiring him after he had already proven himself to be nothing but trouble. What does that say about the judgement of those agencies? 😬
What is really scary is how long this manipulative perpetual victim was allowed to be a police officer before they finally did what they should have done long ago and fired him.
That's insane. My dad was on the force for 40 years and not only ticketed other cops but arrested a few too. He's even arrested our own family members when required. He did his job. Nobody is above the law.
I’m a psych nurse and I find his comment in the police car “I’m an insulin diabetic and I don’t have my meds with me” to be a puzzling statement - it might be a Georgia language quirk but I’ve never heard someone describe being diabetic in that way before. Not totally calling him a liar, but I think that’s exactly the way someone that doesn’t really understand medicine and is making it up would sound
Yeah i thought the same ... He's his own worst enemy. Could've just said he was a former officer. Cop seemed cool, he'd have let him go at least with a lesser charge.
The old guy not batting an eye to the entire situation is a total mood. I love him! That's the best part. It's like he knew it was coming sooner or later
@@SLOWERFUTURE Why do people in this comment section keep referring to the old man as the “father-in-law” or his fiancée’s father, when Schultz identifies him (in the video) as just his neighbor?
@@bullinapeamurica5940 no its not narcistic nor sociopath behaviour, not even close. people see these things everyhwere yet noone makes the effort to actually get some knowlege about this subject. at least not at that part. in fact a sociopath woudl have handled that better
Lots of people get cut breaks, most people don’t act like jerks or make a habit or breaking regs. My father has never been pulled over ever for example so has never gotten a ticket
Real world police initial video of the arrest shows the record of his employment & its hilarious to read every departments reasoning and complaints. The most common was “he not on out fails to get along with other officers but seems to instigate problems with many in this agency.” Apparently he’s an ass hole. Lol
Like the actions of the power tripping cop are justifiable at all. Just more evidence these police need de-funding, all the crime is solved in this town that this cop can do some retaliatory mission on some guy who tried to get out of an extortion ticket? Wake up lady.
@@McCucumber Did you even watch the video? Or are going to claim that defunding will lead to self-regulation….because you know humans are so good at self-regulating. I’m sure crime won’t go up at all…
Absolute GOLD - this takes someone special: "As referenced in this video, Schultz actually managed to get [seriously] investigated for impersonating a police officer while actually employed as a police officer. Not even Jeremy Dewitte can do that."
I'm not sure if this is true, it seems all this happened long after he was ever employed as a police officer. As far as I can tell he was only working for the police from 91-93 and got terminated from three different departments during that short time.
He was a former police officer who last worked as a cop in 2007 which was 10 before this incident, but got arrested because he was claiming to be an active cop to get out of the ticket.
“Don’t let your ego get the best of you when the other party’s ego has the backing of the state, you’ll never win that battle on the skreetz.” -Sun Tzu, probably
You just KNOW something VERY scary was going on with him STALKING that poor Carol Schultz and her four and ten year old daughter. The car is really "loaded" and she was reluctant to write more in a letter . AND he disobeyed an order to write a report about a juvenile that had been sexually assaulted!? Yikes. 😢
The amount of citations, reprimands, suspensions, and complaints against him is crazy. I don't know how was able be a stay employed, even by moving to different departments. His paperwork and reputation would follow him.
5:28 LOL how the dad is either completely oblivious or so unsurprised as to what's going on that he doesn't even bother to stop working on his ride when a bunch of cops show up to arrest dude...I'm at a loss...
So frustrating listening to him accuse the officer of being a jerk or of treating him unfairly when he was actually exceptionally respectful and calm throughout! Good for him staying so professional while that idiot tried everything he could to push his buttons
magidog 11 minutes ago (edited) 13:12-"NEVER HAVE WRITTEN AN OFFICER IN MY CARRER,NEVER HAVE ARRESTED ONE",NEVER HAVE PEED IN SOMEONE ELSE POND.13:56 "ALL YOU HAD TO SAY WAS,I"M NOT WITH ANYONE BUT I WAS A CERTIFIED POLICE OFFICER AND I WOULD HAVE WORKED A DEAL OUT WITH YOU ACCORDING",THAT"S ALL YOU HAD TO SAY".."I WORK DEALS ALL THE TIME WITH PEOPLE"and with people that aren't in law inforcement" !!!!!!THIS GUY IS AS CROOKED AS THE ONE IN THE BACK,I CAN"T BELIEVE THE COMMENTS BELOW WHERE YOU GUYS ARE PRAISING THIS SHADY DUDE.....,WAKE UP PEOPLE,........LISTEN MORE.HOLY SHEET GUYS🙄😩😩😩😩😳
I don’t think I have ever seen someone talk himself into felony charges to try and get out of a traffic ticket. 🤦🏻♀️ Edit: reading all of those complaints this guy seemed more like a Karen with a gun than a former cop.
Kinda weird that his "wife",won't answer the door for the POLICE who just ARRESTED her"husband" and the FATHER continues working on the car as if nothing is going on.🕵
He might not have meant it that way, hopefully he meant that he’s never been in a situation where he pulled a cop over but I wouldn’t be surprised if he never ticketed one before. They truly do let them get away with more than the average citizen.
@amandaecheverria-iz8dg nah, he meant it that way. He even told the fake cop that he wouldn't of wrote him a ticket if he could prove that he was a cop. He even made that "don't pee in somebody else's pond" comment.
@@steve-ph9yg what a dumbass. Seriously the things i hear about now feels like a comedy sketch like if feels like there is no way someone in the right mind would do any of this
Yeah when he says stuff to Officer Lowe like "who hurt you man" just because he arrested him. Implying that something is wrong with the arresting officer, and that he's not just a big liar. I can see why he was never with same dept. very long. I've known two cops and have a cousin in law enforcement and all of them stayed with the same dept. from beginning to retirement. It blows my mind how many depts he was with and some only for a few months.
@@anthphoto maybe because he never ran into a cop that did something he shouldn't have (or gave him a warning like you can do with every other person) but that's no option for you because in your mind probably all cops are bad.
Stupid, just stupid. POST certified does not confer the rights, privileges, and duties of an actual law enforcement officer. The second he started hinting he was active duty he was walking on thin ice. A clear case of impersonation, though that was later dropped. He really doesn't have any legal standing for his lawsuit. He was stupid, made incriminating statements, and the charges were dropped. He should count himself lucky and move on.
Like the arresting officer said, If the dud had just come clean and told him that he was a former officer, and apologized, he would have worked out a deal with him in court. But Schultz being a moron, tried to brag his way out of any punishment, and ended up breaking the law.
Just don't understand why folks think being a cop is holy grail. If I'm going to lie why not say your a bank president or you own a car lot or something.
The cop impersonator is even a back seat driver while in hand cuffs. Clueless control freak without any control, but still thinks he's in control. That would be called a delusional sociopath.
I loved when the officer said “you don’t have to worry about that ticket, I got a warrant for your arrest”
Hilarious, didn't miss a beat!
@@nate18268 and when he said “I even tried to tell Larry she didn’t answer and he continued working on the car” 😂😂 like bro no one cares about you getting arrested in your real life
He's a beast. I love it!
Yeah, but this whole case was thrown out because the guy is actually a cop, last I heard he was suing the cop. Either way it just goes to show what cops do for a living. I mean I'm sure there is actual crime in this city but this cop had all the time in the world to go after this guy for trying to get out of a ticket. Talk about corruption.
And you know when he tells this story to his grandkids and nieces/nephews he's gonna sound exactly the same!
A lot of these “State Certified Agents” running around. I was gonna get my certificate from Metro State Training but they said their top instructor was out doing jumps into Fallujah
If someone was once committed to a mental institution, does that make them "state certified"?
@@chad3232132 I would imagine. Kinda how JD is state certified. He just forgot to add sex offender to the end of it
@@Docthecowboyoperator hahaha state certified sex offender: Jeremy Dewitte!
hahahahahahahaha
The weather in Fallujah today: Raining *ssholes.
The way the older man working on the car didn’t even react to him getting arrested tells a lot LOL.
ahaha really!
He's like finally I will get some peace and quiet.
Haha Larry. The officer was like, “I told Larry to tell your fiancée what was going on and he kept working on the car!” I died laughing
The older man might have a warrant also, probaly shiting himself
@@AR-qf7suor sick of someone's shxt😂
The amount of complaints from the public and all the issues with other law enforcement is INSANE!!!!! I read through all those complaints/ documents and I can't believe how many people had issues with him.
Dudes a dog turd.
what were some of the complaints about?
Yeah, I read them all too. It's fascinating. He rivals J Dewitte.
I just love how his alleged "fiancée" won't come to the door and his dad just keeps right on working on the car as if nothing is happening, LOL. Priceless.
Lol his dad doesn't give e f about him. 😀🤣
He said during the car ride that it was his neighbor.
Hookers ain’t got time for those cop knocks
😂😂😂😂😂😂
He must be such a nice person to be with
What a psychopath. Imagine him as a person of power in law enforcement.
@Captain Chaos In that letter from the store owner at 19:27, I noticed it specifically mentioned he was harassing customers of Mexican descent. Guarantee he was targeting them purely due to their ethnicity, threatening to have them deported.
there are plenty of people like him working as cops
It’s exactly why he’s been either fired or given the “you can quit or we are terminating you” by 6 agencies!! Lol
@Captain Chaos lol being fired from 6 agencies with most stating he’s an instigator that fails to get along with his other officers.” Lol hard to see right? He also owns a security company which is scary. If u watch the previous video of the arrest you’ll see his unmarked police car in the driveway which is decked out in clear LED lights , a spot light , arrest cage etc. makes ya wonder how many people he’s pulled over not being a cop.
@@MZ-bl6wg I suspect there are far more police impersonators out there than people think. I know a few women who had what appeared to be undercover state troopers on interstates run their lights, then when they waited until the next exit to pull off (uncomfortable with stopping on a deserted interstate late at night), the car turned their lights off and drove off. If they were real police, I'd think they wouldn't have simply driven off. So what were they gong to do, harass, assault, or kill the person if they pulled over? It's scary, but there are probably people doing far worse things than Jeremy Dewitte with fake badges.
“Just saying it’s not a reasonable ticket.”
“Well it’s not a ticket anymore, it’s a warrant.” 😂
Douchy fed meets douchy fed
😂
@@tonysoprano9754 Mafia-romanticizing loser writes TH-cam comment.
@@randallwinters7387 yeah hey anything is better than a ticket! 😜
"I haven't written a ticket for a officer in 29 years." What a great confession.
Yes! And he's so proud of that too!!!
Corruption at its finest
*Damn lol….I didn’t think of it like that🤣Great Comment, need more likes*
This man has no sense of taking responsibility for his own actions. Props to the officer for being so patient!
Are you talking about the officer who admits in his very own words that he has never written a ticket to a fellow cop in 29 years?? He has as corrupt as anyone else!!
Looks like he’s qualified for employment at metro state.
I’d estimate 50 percent of the comments here burn motor one
LMAO!
😂😂😂😂
Had me choking, was laughing so hard! 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
“State certified agency” is a trigger term for me now
That's weak bro.....can you even 50/50 an intersection?
You better figure it out real quick!
@@merkitten953 Pull out your little phone... and do you little Google search!
@Cipheiz True, but I'm fairly certain Jeremy Dewitte had been doing it, and getting away with it for many years prior to him going viral. I first encountered Jeremy and Metro State in person near a cemetery in Seminole County in 2018, I believe at least a year so before the internet had heard of him, and I observed him doing the same BS - beating on cars, screaming at people, running lights, acting like a cop. At the time I assumed he was an off duty cop having a terrible day and stayed away from him. Based on how Jeremy talks about "doing this for 10 years," I tend to think he actually has, and more or less got away with it because just about everyone thought he WAS a cop.
Get my badge Rania, Get my badge Rania!!!!!
Oh my God that was painful. Between his horrible attempts at emotionally manipulating the cop, to reading all of the misery he caused every person he came in contact with. What an absolute disaster that guy is.
And somebody kissed him???
Because he abused his power. Probably someone with a drug habit, he let "slide"
He tried controlling the situation, even after being arrested! What a creep. Couldn’t imagine how he acts behind closed doors. Probably hell for anyone near him.
Probably why the old guy just continued working on his car
It gives you a very disturbing idea his behavior while employed as a police officer. Scawwy!!!
sometimes just being quiet is the best answer
@@drew5358 there’s sooo many out there it’s fucking scary.
banditkitty2743
Narcissist can not be quiet. You could see he was unable to shut his mouth for even a second. Narcissist feel the more they talk over you the more in control of the situation they are. It’s a coping mechanism they use to confuse their self entitlement!
One thing I love about this channel is how their videos are pieced together. Nice flow, no audio commentary, documents presented on screen during which you can listen to the audio while reading and not worrying about missing anything that's going on in the main video. A good sense of professionalism. One of my favorite YT channels :)
Right?! Totally agree!
Exactly. Perfectly displaying this looney tunes track record during the ride. And hearing the whole convo. *chefs kiss*
The summary of past run ins too 👍👍
Agreed! I like their format as well.
Same here. This is my go to channel.
“I can’t tell you who I’m with.” Said no law enforcement agent ever.
It worse when somebody is lying. And that sounds like a lie. Hence: "I can't tell you who I'm with".
Dude thinks he’s MiB😂
@@Vito_Caligiuri 😆🤣
@@Vito_CaligiuriMIW...men in white 😂😂😂
Bro thinks he is police with the CIA lol
I never gave a cop aticket in 29 years. That tells everybody a lot.
4:26 "I haven't lost a job, I'm VERY employed"
spoken like a man who is VERY unemployed.
He was referring to his own security company
@@brandontaylor6736 Metro-State, I;ll raise you one...Insight Protection Services!
He wasn't impersonating the police, he was impersonating Jeremy Dewitte.
LOL
They are related.
Hahahah
Haha. You win.
He was impersonating a State Certified Agent!!!!
It's hilarious how he's trying to guilt the cop and the cop just ain't having none of it!
Gaslighting
I paused and read all the documents being displayed.... this guy is a very dangerous man. He needs psych care so he does not continue to escalate his behaviour into assault or worse. That these PDs kept hiring him with his records and dangerous complaints is extremely concerning.
Hard to find people who want to be police officers. That's why they try and keep the ones they have...no matter how bad and dangerous they are. If you knew about healthcare workers, you would never go to a hospital again.
Chief Bradley did squat about his behavior for years. That chief and others is the reason the pig kept up his deranged behavior for decades!
There needs to be a MANDATORY federal list of complaints and firing of any law enforcement officers. Being able to lose your job at one department and go to another neighboring county and get hired on needs to stop.
@@easy6427 100%
Now all that medicine makes sense 😂
The way he brought out that warrant was priceless
On the old video someone said "he had full release when he said that". I was giggling for months...
That was boss moves
My man stayed up half the night rehearsing that
I love how the old guy working on the car doesn’t even seem bothered, as if he’s used to these shenanigans
Lol..right
He’s like ugh finally just get him out of here
I was hoping that’s not a shadow above the left exhaust tips 😂 and the mighty iron duke is burning oil like a fucking oil rig. If they’d have put a decent engine in it, it could have been a MR2 fighter
“Get him outta here, he keeps calling my crescent wrench a spanner.”
The arresting officer said the man preferred to stay and work on the car! Priceless.
"How could you have it in your own heart to do this to a fellow brother?"
His emotional manipulation attempts are so pathetic it's hilarious.
So nasty 🤮
I also love how the cop just responds with 'I've never arrested a fellow officer.'
Narcissist classic behavior. Glad he is off the dole. Some people make me so mad.
Also, (real) cops don't talk like that to each other.
@ACEKING by real cops, I mean cops with integrity. Obviously there are actual cops that do this. I’m saying that the majority of cops do not.
This guy is a real piece of work. I read all the complaints you provided. There's something wrong with him.
"Never have I EVER arrested another officer... And today's no exception."
He definitely said that without saying it. Gotta burn Jeffy! Lololol
And why do they say this with pride?
EXACTLY, its fucking pathetic. That's why there are no good cops, because they dont arrest the bad ones.
I'm pretty sure the end of that sentence was going to be, "Never have I arrested another office who acted like this" because he cuts himself off and goes in on how the dudes attitude is a big red flag.
sounds to me like jefry with one f or whatever they call him had the balls to actually stand up to one tho. That is why he doesn't have a job anymore. I thought he was pretty cool tbh.
This guy is THE example of what no one wants in a police officer.
That's why I had so many complaints
This guy has dozens of complaints going back to the early 90s, yet he was a fully employed cop until 2007. He's a demonstrable menace. This is proof the police are utterly corrupt
@@MANTARD your logic makes no sense. If the polic are are 'utterly corrupt', then he would have still been employed when this happened in 2017...
@@petejams7340 he would have been fired 30 years ago. Instead, he was simply hired by other departments, despite a demonstrable inability to do the job. If you think this one guy is an exception, you're very mistaken.
@@MANTARDThis happens in all jobs. These narcissistic, manipulative, argumentative people job hop & wreak havoc everywhere they go. They torment co-workers & employers wherever they are. They’re miserable people. Most people don’t want to ruin a person’s chances of getting employment despite how evil they are, so they are happy to not have them as their problem anymore & pass them along to the next victim/employer.
Kudos to this officer dealing with this narcissist!
Right, dude was super chill.
Exactly.
Oh ya. The officer who refuses to write cops tickets. He sounds like a standup police officer. Rule of law!! Clown.
That's not what narcissism is dude.😂
Yeah, kudos to the walking thumb who admits on camera that he doesn’t write up police officers. Fuck both the narcissist who was arrested, and this corrupt cop.
Great job showing everything about this case!
Wow😱 Reading all of the citizen complaints and write ups from the different departments makes me think he is a danger to the public.
Narcissist's like this man are a danger to everyone.
Exactly I agree!!!!
Noooo. Ya think?!
This is why we need a nationwide database of cops who've been fired cuz they just bounce around to different towns.
In uk every job you have done is recorded to our tax office as long as the company records it which they have to by law even agency employment is recorded sucks you dont have similar system
This happens In south FL a lot
@@Tim_3100 People would probably say the US is too big for that. That's what people have told me when I asked why stores don't list post tax prices on the shelves and why better gun control wouldn't work.
That’s how they intend it to be. That’s why they let people quit instead of firing them.
@@_Roasted_Marshmallownobody lets you quit a job, you can quit 99% of jobs just by walking out whenever you feel like😂
"I had the RIGHT to remain silent, just not the ABILITY." ~ Ron White
Reading those letters from the woman with her children - it scares me to think what might have happened had her kids not been in the car during those stops.
This Shultz guy is lying like a 6 year old ! He's trying every trick in the book, pity, obfuscation, quilt, brotherly love, defensiveness, distraction, etc.. kind of sad to see a grown man groveling like this.
To be fair with Schultz, I’ve seen much, much worse reactions to being arrested. Maybe whites have a different standard for this stuff? I’d rather see an ‘old man groveling’ than an aggravated assault.
He’s lying like a rug.
What's funny - no, stupid really, he keeps talking AS IF he could do anything to help the situation at this point in time. Game over Jefrey.
@@clacicle - lying like a CHEAP rug.
And just like a 6 y.o., who hasn't had to face consequences, Schultz is unable to accept responsibility or change his undeveloped and immature behavior.
The way the officer used Po-Po in reference to the police had me rolling.
😂😂 right
😹 omg!
Dude come to Chicago, they call themself every street name possible
Lmaoo right never heard a cop refer to another cop as a "popo"
Me too!
Old guy working on Fiero: “Well that’s a bummer. Now where did I put that spark plug socket?”
Fiero = Boat anchor lol
He was resurrecting a dream that never was.
If there's an abomination of a vehicle made, some/one, or two, people are going to love it. Thr Gremlin also comes to mind.
If you own one the hoods always up
@@3totoone Should see what Gambler 500 Fieros get up to! Half stripped down to the subframe with 33" MTRs crammed on. Got a buddy in PA who gave his the GT40 paintjob from the 66 LeMans. Beat the snot out of it and when it wouldn't die, he raffled it off to fund another build.
Dude's defense is basically "I'm Batman".
😂. Right
This is just crazy. I can't believe that one officer could get so many complaints without more disciplinary action.
Lots of bad apples in policing.
I mean, it's literally the first thing said in the video. "Courtesy." Cops are extremely hesitant to ever punish other cops. You could find every example you want of this actually happening, and it would still be overshadowed by the countless times that misconduct is ignored or even encouraged. Go do some reading about the Minneapolis PD's history of such behavior.
To be fair I think he did it because he thought it would be cool, and get him out of stuff lol
@@IdiotDoomSpiral69 Encouraged is a bit much in current times maybe back in day lol. I mean he has had complaints on him since the 90s when they did let them get away from shit now with body cams and liability they don't do that. Other bad cops might but they get forced to resign to save face if caught or just silently terminated so public don't find out about it lol.
Check out EVERY PD's History its like going "you in venizala..." Ok what about Canada? "wait what?" And I got to go "that is socialist too, so germany, Uk and ton of others.." They just go "well uh so is cuba..." Its like just simmer the hell down. You just cherry picking my had bad HISTORY in 90s but sine 2000s they be PC as hell because lawsuits lol. In fact a ton of the shit cops left they were bitching it was too hard to "do their job" anymore and fled to states that looked other still lol. Probably like this dude "well you want write me up for being a shit cop, I just apply some where else then! Not like you announce I was bad cop make you look bad." lol
Well he was a cop, so it makes perfect sense.
I like how he's totally shocked when the cops won't give him the "courtesy" of giving him everything that he wants... He sounds like a five year old with a superiority complex.
He is and is a know it all, for a city cop to approach the County Sheriff like that to complain about way cars are marked is insane. That is something that chief of police would need to do not some patrol officer. It stupid and also kinda shows how he thinks he is king.
I've noticed all the LEOs just absolutely can not refrain from being drug down to the offenders' level of combative argument. It's exactly where the criminals want them. Instead of hearing a 5 old throw a fit, it quickly turns into a group of 5 year olds throwing a fit.
When a cop said the word " bruh " you know you're going to jail
bruh is the universal "what the fuck"
my bruh
Imagine if the impersonator had just said "no problem, just give me the ticket" at the very start.
This guy (Jefrey Schultz) acts like the world owes him something. He's a joke.
He is j e w i s h,
so I'm not at all surprised.
He should apply to metro state with Jeremy dimwitte!
It owes him prison time.
He's a classic narc (narcissist).
@@Zachorazor1Owes him more tickets too.
That's scary that a guy can mess up that many times at being a "officer" and just get hired in another department like nothing happened smh
They copied that from pedos in church. Don't hold them accountable, just put them in another church/department.
Facts these departments need to do better background checks
@@dannygvas8501they background check well, they just don’t care. 40% of officers beat their wives, and that’s just reported cases
@@blakeveracruz122Do you have a reference for that statistic?
They are sovereign citizens. And do not believe the laws limit them. Only we the people have to obey laws.
Oh man I remember this guy, so confident yet so clueless
Except he should know better, because he was actually a cop many moons ago.
Did he say in 29 years I've ticketed another officer. That's part of the problem.
Proving the arresting officer is as corrupt as Mr. Schultz is corrupt.
Never ticketed
"Schultz actually managed to get [seriously] investigated for *impersonating a police officer while actually employed as a police officer.* Not even Jeremy Dewitte can do that."
*_Beat that Jeremy!_*
Thats golden 😂😂😂
Hilarious
*Jeremy reads this*
Jeremy: “hold my beer”
I read that section LMAO
Hey lets go giving jeremy other ideas
Look how many complaints, how many incidents, how many women he pulled over and harassed, how many times he abused his power, and how long it took them to finally fire him. The system is broken.
Yeah I do believe that cops are and should be held to a higher standard than the average citizen because they are out there to serve and protect the community and when they abuse that power or break the laws that they were sworn to uphold.
They should without a doubt be fired or depending on what they did and how bad it is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
How many times HE abused the system? The cop says he has pulled officers over and hasn't written them a ticket in 30 years... Neither of them should be anywhere near a badge
@@opticalcanine Yeah that was unbelievable too, the fact that we have him on tape admitting to that…
And he is still certified
on the topic of abuse of power, look up Wayne Couzens for a recent UK example of where this can lead to
I haven't hated anyone more than JD in a while but this guy seemed legitimately more dangerous.
People like JD are way easier to spot. Guys like this are scary to me too. Who knows what he's gotten away with.
@@EloquenTiff Yeah I read all his complaints. He seemed to use his position to stalk Women in his police car.
Yeah, this guy made JD look good (only by a small margin).
seems like a cop was his dream job. All that power and respect he was given. Mustve tickled his ballsack in all the right ways.
Can you imagine him and Jeremy having a discussion?
"I've never written a cop in 29 years" is such a wild thing to admit on camera.
Having the badge gives you privileges evidently
Right
how common would you expect that to be though, even without any kind of tribalism or ‘corruption’ to it?
@@obscure.referenceVery common! Police aren’t gods, they break laws just like civilians.
This guy’s entitlement is outstanding. He kept asking for courtesy, both at the traffic stop and when he was in cuffs. He kept insisting he was a “fellow brother” and trying to appeal to that officer’s emotions. Saying “I don’t know what happened to you that you’d do this to a fellow brother, what did I ever do to you?” The attempted manipulation is off the charts! Then seeing his work history and the abuse of power and harassment that he put so many people through… he’s disgusting!
Saying too that he was certified when he had his certification revoked.
I get that "What happened to you that you would do this to someone?" (I work in billing and they think i have any control over if their cable is shut off)
I just straight up tell them, "I don't understand your question." When they try to explain i just say "thats rather unusual. I dont see why someone had to have some sort of experience where it would influence them to do their job properly. Im sure its possible but i dont understand it."
Its really interesting to make people who try emotional manipulation think that you dont have any grasp on how emotions work, like they just shut down and have no clue where to go.
Why are you suppose to get courtesy just because your a cop, this is why they have a hard time with accountability! We don't get courtesy as civilians, im surprised nobody cared about that. If your a cop and break the law you won't get intouble you get a courtesy 😂
@@AliasHudsonnever got off with a warning? That’s a courtesy
@@benjaminghazi787Sure, but warnings are not an expected thing for civilians, yet "professional courtesy" is the standard across pretty much all of American law enforcement agencies, and for worse than speeding.
Jeremy Dewitte would have a good face off with this “police officer”
Exactly what I thought. "You KNOW it's a less than lethal!" Uh, no, until it's physically inspected there's no room for assumptions.
Dude yall have got to start putting SOME kind of effort in if you're going to always bring up Dewitte on every single damn video. Something better than basically "Lol what if Jeremy was there".
@@bsbrum 🎯‼️💐
@@michaelhaydenbell Jeremy DeWitte would not agree with you 🤣 🤣
@@michaelhaydenbell lieutenant Dewitte would disagree. They are both “police officers”, there is no effort needed in bringing Dewitte up on videos. If he pulled this “cop” over it woulda been a movie.
Why even engage him in conversation? I would have gladly let him babble while I sit there quietly.
I was thinking the same thing. I wouldn't even entertain him one bit.
They engage him in order to get him to keep talking further incriminate himself.
Yep. That would’ve pissed him off more than anything.
@@wowyathink5982 100%, i know someone like this. they can get violent over nobody listening to their self absorbed delusional bs
Helps the day go by a little quicker.
What’s worrisome to me are the depts that kept hiring him after he had already proven himself to be nothing but trouble. What does that say about the judgement of those agencies? 😬
What is really scary is how long this manipulative perpetual victim was allowed to be a police officer before they finally did what they should have done long ago and fired him.
Makes me wonder what he may have done that was never reported.
@@adabeeI was thinking the same thing he has incidents dating all the way back to 1991.
They need to investigate all of his arrests
The criminal justice system is way too lenient.
“Go straight, it’s quicker” Don’t think anyone has ever said that to a cop on their way to jail.
😂😂😂😂😂
I have lol. Something to the effect, if we get there fast enough I can get a hot tray instead of that bag lunch.
Schultz lame attempts at Jedi mind tricks did not work on Lowe. The Force is too strong with him.
Because those were not the droids they were looking for
🤣🤣🤣
You can see he has a history of abusing his authority, he tried that with officers, imagine how he treated a citizen without a badge.
The worst part is “I have never, in 29 years, given a fellow officer a ticket”.
Exactly
That statement shows how corrupt all pigs are.
That's insane. My dad was on the force for 40 years and not only ticketed other cops but arrested a few too. He's even arrested our own family members when required. He did his job. Nobody is above the law.
Right??
@@time4me2fly94lame ..wat a rat
What a bizarre encounter. He’s completely living in another world. He needs some physiological help.
Psychological *
I’m a psych nurse and I find his comment in the police car “I’m an insulin diabetic and I don’t have my meds with me” to be a puzzling statement - it might be a Georgia language quirk but I’ve never heard someone describe being diabetic in that way before. Not totally calling him a liar, but I think that’s exactly the way someone that doesn’t really understand medicine and is making it up would sound
Agreed that was super odd… why did he even open His mouth?
Yeah i thought the same ... He's his own worst enemy. Could've just said he was a former officer. Cop seemed cool, he'd have let him go at least with a lesser charge.
Classic narcissist
The old guy not batting an eye to the entire situation is a total mood. I love him! That's the best part. It's like he knew it was coming sooner or later
He was glad his daughter’s loser BF was leaving.
@@SLOWERFUTURE Why do people in this comment section keep referring to the old man as the “father-in-law” or his fiancée’s father, when Schultz identifies him (in the video) as just his neighbor?
Larry, the neighbor, wanted to keep working on the car ; probably knew all about his fake cop neighbor's antics.
😂 he was so chill 😎 he had no care in the world
I lived in Doraville, Ga. for years & always found the officers & judges professional & kind! Great job on the follow through!
Boy, he just doesn’t know when to stop running his mouth, does he? Just quit while the quitting is good.
Thecop was about to let him go with a ticket and court date for speeding and dumbass kept running his mouth, narcissistic sociopath behavior lol
like everyone he's had in the back of his car, blah blah blah, its over dude this is a one way ride.
@@bullinapeamurica5940 - Couldn't stop running his mouth. I kept waiting for him to say "But Sargent! Sargent!"
@@bullinapeamurica5940 no its not narcistic nor sociopath behaviour, not even close. people see these things everyhwere yet noone makes the effort to actually get some knowlege about this subject. at least not at that part. in fact a sociopath woudl have handled that better
No kidding. Dude, just shut up.
*This guy again, what an absolute gem*
Looks like he’s been impersonating a Storm Trooper as well.
Such a collection of helmets!
Lmao! The force is week with this one. Lol 😂
This arresting officer sounds like maybe he needs to be looked into. Sounds like he’s cutting his brothers some breaks.
Lots of people get cut breaks, most people don’t act like jerks or make a habit or breaking regs. My father has never been pulled over ever for example so has never gotten a ticket
It's so satisfying that he's being denied special treatment and then gets arrested the next day for lying about being a cop! Karma...
However if he was a cop they would have given him special treatment, like no charges at all.
WAY too much leeway given to Schultz... but he certainly took it. All he had to do was shut up and take the ticket, but then that's not how he rolls.
Look at his history lmfao he screams at his lieutenant over paperwork so of course he's going to drive a nail or two into a minor traffic stop 😂
It’s obvious as to why he was certified and lost his “damn job!”
Real world police initial video of the arrest shows the record of his employment & its hilarious to read every departments reasoning and complaints. The most common was “he not on out fails to get along with other officers but seems to instigate problems with many in this agency.” Apparently he’s an ass hole. Lol
Like the actions of the power tripping cop are justifiable at all. Just more evidence these police need de-funding, all the crime is solved in this town that this cop can do some retaliatory mission on some guy who tried to get out of an extortion ticket? Wake up lady.
@@McCucumber I agree with what you’re saying.
@@McCucumber Extortion ticket lol...
@@McCucumber Did you even watch the video? Or are going to claim that defunding will lead to self-regulation….because you know humans are so good at self-regulating. I’m sure crime won’t go up at all…
Absolute GOLD - this takes someone special: "As referenced in this video, Schultz actually managed to get [seriously] investigated for impersonating a police officer while actually employed as a police officer. Not even Jeremy Dewitte can do that."
I'm not sure if this is true, it seems all this happened long after he was ever employed as a police officer. As far as I can tell he was only working for the police from 91-93 and got terminated from three different departments during that short time.
He was a former police officer who last worked as a cop in 2007 which was 10 before this incident, but got arrested because he was claiming to be an active cop to get out of the ticket.
“Don’t let your ego get the best of you when the other party’s ego has the backing of the state, you’ll never win that battle on the skreetz.”
-Sun Tzu, probably
Ha! The probably got me rolling.
I get that fortune cookie a lot
For a total piece of $&!!, he has a really nice garage.
I think he still lives with his dad lol
It looks like he has a nice MR-2 as well.
He has money it looks like..lol
And a big mailbox, for all those credit card bills
@Josh Fiero GT
The other dude at the house is like “Whatever, take him away, I need to get back to working on my Fiero”
You just KNOW something VERY scary was going on with him STALKING that poor Carol Schultz and her four and ten year old daughter. The car is really "loaded" and she was reluctant to write more in a letter . AND he disobeyed an order to write a report about a juvenile that had been sexually assaulted!? Yikes. 😢
The amount of citations, reprimands, suspensions, and complaints against him is crazy. I don't know how was able be a stay employed, even by moving to different departments. His paperwork and reputation would follow him.
It's no different than companies hiring people direct from jail. The company gets shafted because money or products gets stolen.😂😂😂
I guess the entrance psych test was missing on this “cop”.
Many agencies don’t require a psych as part of their background check
I loved that the old man wanted nothing to do with it, literally just kept working on his car 🤣🤣🤣
The epitome of minding his own business.
Possibly THE WORST case of napoleonic complex EVER.
The seemingly endless documentation of insubordination & inappropriate conduct is stunning.
This guy likes to complain and argue and he is never in the wrong, he has an excuse for everything like a kid.
Yea, reminds me of someone here in Orlando, Fl.
@@giopneo whose name rhymes with Beremy Bewitte.
5:28 LOL how the dad is either completely oblivious or so unsurprised as to what's going on that he doesn't even bother to stop working on his ride when a bunch of cops show up to arrest dude...I'm at a loss...
Maybe he's got outstanding warrants of his own and doesn't want to call attention to himself. Or he doesn't give a fuck. Either way, weird attitude.
LOL I was like who tf is that
Maybe he’s not surprised
He said during the car ride that it was his neighbor.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
So frustrating listening to him accuse the officer of being a jerk or of treating him unfairly when he was actually exceptionally respectful and calm throughout! Good for him staying so professional while that idiot tried everything he could to push his buttons
Nice work. Those kind of predators are absolutely the worst! Hope he stays off the streets a long time and gets very strict probation.
He’s doing the exact same things he did in the written report. “I didn’t say __”, and twisting his words.
Compulsive liar, basically
I love that he's trying his case from the back seat
Yeah but why can’t the arresting officer just keep his mouth shut and quit responding to his bait.
jeremy dwettie must be his boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Never written a cop in 29 years", that's a problem!
And he probably still hasn't.
What does this means?
Congrats to the arresting officer. He handled the situation with respect to the "top secret" wannabe .
magidog
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13:12-"NEVER HAVE WRITTEN AN OFFICER IN MY CARRER,NEVER HAVE ARRESTED ONE",NEVER HAVE PEED IN SOMEONE ELSE POND.13:56 "ALL YOU HAD TO SAY WAS,I"M NOT WITH ANYONE BUT I WAS A CERTIFIED POLICE OFFICER AND I WOULD HAVE WORKED A DEAL OUT WITH YOU ACCORDING",THAT"S ALL YOU HAD TO SAY".."I WORK DEALS ALL THE TIME WITH PEOPLE"and with people that aren't in law inforcement" !!!!!!THIS GUY IS AS CROOKED AS THE ONE IN THE BACK,I CAN"T BELIEVE THE COMMENTS BELOW WHERE YOU GUYS ARE PRAISING THIS SHADY DUDE.....,WAKE UP PEOPLE,........LISTEN MORE.HOLY SHEET GUYS🙄😩😩😩😩😳
Secret Squirrel.
I don’t think I have ever seen someone talk himself into felony charges to try and get out of a traffic ticket. 🤦🏻♀️ Edit: reading all of those complaints this guy seemed more like a Karen with a gun than a former cop.
True. He is a narcissist of the most dangerous kind for himself and believes his own lies. Lol he just opened his mouth and put himself in jail.
I wish that officer luck on the rest his career when those crazy physical just people start appearing.
@@garyreveljr4407 Yes, narcissism.
Once you lose a job at anywhere. You are a FORMER ANYTHING...😂😂😂😂
Kinda weird that his "wife",won't answer the door for the POLICE who just ARRESTED her"husband" and the FATHER continues working on the car as if nothing is going on.🕵
Probably not the first time the law has rolled up
They knew it was coming.
Dad doesn't give a fuck and the wife is next door getting nailed by the neighbor
Lol wife can’t take the embarrassment. Or she’s an un paid hooker getting her money lol :-P
Was his neighbor…
Absolutely despicable that the officer is bragging that in 29 years on the job he's never written a ticket to another cop.
Maybe he just didnt have a pen or pencil handy to write them.
He might not have meant it that way, hopefully he meant that he’s never been in a situation where he pulled a cop over but I wouldn’t be surprised if he never ticketed one before. They truly do let them get away with more than the average citizen.
@amandaecheverria-iz8dg nah, he meant it that way. He even told the fake cop that he wouldn't of wrote him a ticket if he could prove that he was a cop. He even made that "don't pee in somebody else's pond" comment.
Heck yeah! I always enjoyed this original video. This is the cherry on top.
Right ? I’ve been hoping to see more on him lol
Lol right!? The ultimate cherry on top was Goliath saying “dude get in the car or we’re going to “put” you in the car!” Silence. Lol
Jesus it's insane how this guy talked his way into being arrested. The stupidity is insane.
So true.
Did you see the guy that talked himself from a $250 fine into 10 years in prison.
@@steve-ph9yg Holy shit no way
@@goob3763 he threatened the judge in a letter then showed up at the judges home it was a simple fine.
@@steve-ph9yg what a dumbass. Seriously the things i hear about now feels like a comedy sketch like if feels like there is no way someone in the right mind would do any of this
You would think an ex cop would know when to shut his big trap but not this mental case.
That's why he's not a cop any more.
@@raysmith1630 , I agree
Yeah when he says stuff to Officer Lowe like "who hurt you man" just because he arrested him. Implying that something is wrong with the arresting officer, and that he's not just a big liar. I can see why he was never with same dept. very long. I've known two cops and have a cousin in law enforcement and all of them stayed with the same dept. from beginning to retirement. It blows my mind how many depts he was with and some only for a few months.
Never having arrested or given a ticket to another officer is NOT a flex.
Imagine what this clown would have gotten away with on the job before cameras were around.
Exactly.
Which clown? because the guy who admitted on camera that he hasn't written a cop up in 29 years sure got away with it.
@@anthphoto Scott Schultz
@@anthphoto maybe because he never ran into a cop that did something he shouldn't have (or gave him a warning like you can do with every other person) but that's no option for you because in your mind probably all cops are bad.
Maybe they are both just impersonating clowns as well.
Stupid, just stupid. POST certified does not confer the rights, privileges, and duties of an actual law enforcement officer. The second he started hinting he was active duty he was walking on thin ice. A clear case of impersonation, though that was later dropped. He really doesn't have any legal standing for his lawsuit. He was stupid, made incriminating statements, and the charges were dropped. He should count himself lucky and move on.
What do you mean?! I work security, you're telling me I cant just power trip?!
/s
@@cowbatboots282 Lol, yeah, some people think like that unfortunately.
Should have been arrested for using his position as an officer to stalk and harass women.
Like the arresting officer said, If the dud had just come clean and told him that he was a former officer, and apologized, he would have worked out a deal with him in court. But Schultz being a moron, tried to brag his way out of any punishment, and ended up breaking the law.
@@Darkpara1 Very true.
Crazy world we live in.
You ain't kidding!
Just don't understand why folks think being a cop is holy grail. If I'm going to lie why not say your a bank president or you own a car lot or something.
Hey you're the guy that does fake findings
go garbage picking
"I've never written a cop in 29 years"
This cop should be fired immediately
Explain. Or maybe learn the law. It’s called discretion and it’s entirely within his right as a police officer
The cop impersonator is even a back seat driver while in hand cuffs. Clueless control freak without any control, but still thinks he's in control. That would be called a delusional sociopath.
Now THIS is the RWP I live for! Between Jeff and Jeremy, there’s enough footage to never need a television again.
What a piece of work this guy is. His dad in the driveway didn't seem a bit surprised that the police were there to pick Shultz up.
The first problem is that this cop never wrote up another cop in 35 years. That's dirty. Corrupt.
He’s wishing that he could call Motor one for backup!
Sergeant, Sgt, HEY SERGEANT...
Hahahahahaha
I'm not sure their egos would allow a collaboration, but it would be next level stuff.