People with a sufficient income, think nothing of leaving their vehicle running, despite the gas cost....in rural areas! Not the best thing in a populated area, as we've seen the result via crime channels on TH-cam....
If you think you're being detained for no reason, don't give the cop a reason to arrest you by resisting or running. Your attorney can help you AFTER the arrest.
Don't turn a possible win into a definite loss. They both could have handled the initial encounter better imo. They let their egos get the better of them.
THANK YOU! I don’t understand why people don’t understand that logic! I wish I could give a million likes but I can only give one! Once again thank you!
As someone in Law Enforcement who has to talk to people everyday I can firmly say this officer doesn't have the first clue on how to de-escalate a situation.
my thoughts too!! he antagonized this man and hid behind a helpful facade. how can you say you just want to look out for someone and make sure their car doesnt get stolen, then try to arrest their relative for trying to comply with what you were asking and keep her brother's car safe?! dude was a tool. then i think he was the cop who went back and made a snide remark about returning the dude's shirt while he was in the hospital. overall awful cop clearly on a power trip.
That's exactly what I was thinking. First order of business, though, was squat and pee on that grass! K-9 definitely looked and sounded happy to be busy, LOL.
oh trust me I deal with both tervs (the longer haired variant of the bsd which the more well known malinois belongs to) and gsd's, to common K9 breeds like them its just one fun game where humans finally wanna play chase. I deliberately play chase with them because they love it and I can cook off some steam, and I know one dog mommy who has issues with mobility (from fucked joints and tendons) who genuinely appreciated that I wanted to meet up with her almost every single day of the week at the dog park and play chase with her rather large, and rough playing young male gsd Sure I take some claws to my skin and scratch some leather doing it but god I love that appreciation and excitement they have in the whole deal.
@@Doxymeister "Officer Rexanka wuz here!!" gotta leave your mark before you do another round of your favorite sport We all take a piss before getting into action, dont we?
In a parallel universe: "You left your keys inside your car running" Suspect: "I'm sorry officer, that was stupid of me, let me turn my car off." Officer: "Okay, just don't do that again, it's illegal" The End.
@@la2alaska336I agree except the cop wasn't very clear about what the exact problem was and he could do to resolve it. Maybe the driver is a little bit dense but he obviously didn't see that it was against the law the dude that. Furthermore, it's not against the law to leave money out. Foolish, yeah but not illegal - yet the cop had to mention it... It's irrelevant to the issue at hand. I think the cop failed to adequately explain what the problem is AND how to resolve it. Seemed to me that the cop wanted to complain more than he wanted to resolve it. Telling the guy how long you've been there and asking him how long he's going to be there are not the same as telling him exactly what the problem is and exactly what to do to solve it while also leaving out NON-violations - like leaving money in view - which just clouds the issue and increases the tensions because of his criticism. It's especially important to deescalate and be crystal clear when there's a high likelihood or evidence of the driver being defensive or fearful or has a belief that harassment is occurring - which clouds their thoughts and may suggest incorrect interpretations of the events.
It didn't sound like the cop was even gonna give him a citation, he was trying to ask him if he was leaving or staying. If he was staying he was probably gonna tell him to turn it off and take the keys out. But he didn't wanna listen. And imo, it's better for a cop to prevent a crime from happening better it happens, rather than trying to find a stolen car later. He was just trying to help the dude out before his car gets stolen.
NGL, the officer just kinda came off as a dick. Guy clearly didn’t know it was illegal to leave car running like that. Cop just saying “hey man, that’s illegal in Florida. I’m going to issue you a written warning. Just don’t do it again and have a nice night.” Would have kept all this from happening
@@Kermexxand knowledge of the law is no reason to be a jerk (not you, the cop). He should have just written a ticket and left it at that. He's making good cops look bad.
@@Kermexx so I guess you know every single law that exist in your state… the cop escalated the situation when it was unnecessary so yes the cops was a dick and was looking for trouble. I was raised to respect cops but the older I get and the more I open my eyes I can see cops can’t be trusted o matter what
@@jdash2680 The point is, if she took the keys, she could've removed the car, thus removed evidence. The cop realized her intentions (probably) weren't malicious so she wasn't placed under arrest for it.
It's ironic that the charge for the keys in the ignition was dropped while all of his attempts to avoid the police over the keys being in the ignition got him a year in jail.
@@brendaeberwein8338 Making an arrest is, by its nature, an escalation. The guy refusing to provide ID, yelling, and running after being told about the violation and being told he's detained though, totally appropriate.
@@ENomad so if you leave your car idle while doing something are you gonna serve the jail time? are you not gonna get upset that you can not turn your back for 5 seconds without having to worry about being arrested i'm genuinely convinced laws of this sort exist to meet a qouta and before you say there is not one do some research. p,s i dont actually care antagonizing is fun
@brendaeberwein8338 So wrong by the driver as he escalated the situation. Look where all that arguing got him. About a year in jail. Just comply, show your ID and he could have been on his way. The initial charge of leaving the car running was dismissed! Then, he did the same behavior a second time, fleeing from the police. He was in charge of ruining his own life. Even his mother couldn't understand his behavior.
@@anninriverside755 Not really. A police k-9 is a police officer. Assaulting him is same as assaulting a human officer. If this guy had shown ID, things probably wouldnt have gone down like this.
It sucks tho that the cop is a very confrontational, unprofessional, bully who is obviously someone that can’t handle any amount of authority. He gives others a bad name and needs one hell of a life changing man to man talk
lmfao the things he said made the officer mad and escalate the situation, that's why cops should be replaced with robots because humans act on emotion.. he got mad initially bc the guy asked him if he had kids and how old is he
@@deew1215oooh really? Well no wonder yall got all the hot guys its fucking 100+ degrees out Gonna go to florida and catch some of the wild hunks spread the population to denver😭😭
The sister was just trying to help the whole time and the cops treated her like a criminal. “You can’t leave a car running unattended.” Sister turns car off and takes the keys. Then tries to give the keys to the officer. “Why’d you do that? Put your hands behind your back” these cops really need to go through psychological testing and common sense training before there allowed on duty.
@@present3348 I didn't expect to see an essay explaining that I didn't understand what escalation in this context meant. I appreciate you taking the time to educate me because honestly I skimmed it back over and yeah the man was on his phone the whole time. When I was listening to this at first I wasn't fully attentive or watching so yes that's my mistake.
I agree - a very very poorly handled incident! And I think they like to see the dogs bite people - and I’m pro police- but this case is just off! Just handled soo badly
He didn’t show up for court date, got a warrant and did the same crap second time around fleeing off till he flipped the truck. He showed what kind of person he is. So many ppl mouth off to officers. He could have easily complied and stopped it from going where it went. Look at all the additional problems he caused… whose “power trip” was responsible for all that?
I saw a veritasium video about just how fucking insane canine scent is and how deadly accurate police dogs are. He actually found that the best way to throw them off of finding you was to just distract them by reminding them that they’re dogs and dropping treats or pieces of meat and cheese away from where you go, but regardless your scent is like a fingerprint to their noses, and finding that guy was child’s play for the dog, which most likely followed the exact path he had taken running to that spot, backtracking and hiding
Even though he escalated, he did tell him what he was detained and what was illegal. Then the guy didn't want to give the ID, which leads to detainment. Right when he was told the reasoning, he should of listened. Doesn't matter where or what the specific number is, that's enough. There's way worse officers who will escalate way worse.
The key word is could have meaning it’s the officer choice they shouldn’t really let people off without consequences because the rule will never Be enforced and people will just do it
@@present3348he offered to show the cop his insurance and registration... If he wasn't acting so indignant it never would've reached the point of conflict. If he knew how to deescalate he could've said "oh great thanks, yeah let me get started with those and I'll explain the violation". He could've reasoned with the guy and understood his confusion instead of digging his heels in and goading him on with passive aggressive stuff like "why is this such a big deal to you?" Good de-escalation makes life easier for everyone involved, this was bad policing imo.
Like the comments say, "this has to be the ultimate turn something small into something major" I have ever seen. Went from leaving a car running, to a laundry list of offences.
The perp's sister wasn't trying to hide evidence, she was only turning off her brother's running car and getting the keys because it was running there outside her house and they took off. That could have prevented him from looping back around and taking off in the car too, she may have even have been thinking that. The perp was a true POS, but the sister seemed like a good person asking him to stop and wasn't trying to be devious or anything. To the perp: Your actions show your maturity, not your age. Stop asking age like it means something, while you're out there acting like a child.
I agree. He was wrong but uess the car was secured by another law enforcement she just was helping them out. Anyone could ha e taken the car. He could have circled back around and took it. He was a little aggressive with her. He could have said I need the keys. She would have handed them over. The end.
@@furbysmith3240 I think they meant if the sister turned off the car and took the keys, leaving the hazards on would drain the battery. But unless it's a bad battery, those hazards would need at least 12 hours to drain it, but the cops would impound it way before that anyway. And since they would have the keys, they would likely turn off the hazards too.
“Florida has a long and rich history of shirtless men running.” Great quote, great commentary , great video. And very much appreciate the outcome update.
IMO, the cop needlessly escalated the situation. The guy obviously isn't an angel, but methinks the cop was just pissed because the guy didn't grovel at his feet.
I've met dogs who hunt down pythons in the everglades. I've met dogs who hunt hogs. I've met dogs who find lost people. They are magnificent animals.. .perhaps someday the animals who hurt them will think twice (pray they will)
I understand how it can be a confusing and seemingly arbitrary law, but both of their attitudes caused this situation to escalate farther than it needed to
EXACTLY! The cop 100% started this, but the dude got too defensive (which I understand), and made it worse. But this is why people start to hate cops. The cop didn't need to come out this hot.
@@g1mmedatdome284 I had the same reading. It sucks to have to comply with something that seems like bullshit, but it's the best course of action. Better to challenge a citation in court then have your life completely derailed.
@@g1mmedatdome284it seems liek the dude was correct to fear these cops. they pulled a K9 on him for leaving his car running. Florida is a fucked police state
It's absolutely crazy how things escalate within minutes. Within the first 2 minutes of their interaction, it goes from just checking in with the person who left their car on to possibly giving them a warning, but then to actually detaining the person.
If he had a really good lawyer and just sat down after the first case, he probably could have gotten the original charges dropped. The fact that he got in trouble again and even flipped his Jeep to try and avoid consequences just proves he is crazy and a danger to his community…
If he would have just shut his damn mouth and not acted stupid, this was an easy one. He was on private property and police do not have the authority to issue traffic citations like this on private property (trust me, I looked up the law in Florida). Yeah, the cop had no authority in that instance, but it's not something you argue there... you take it to court.
@@johndeeregreen4592 - Five seconds of Google searching suggests that they actually DO have the authority to issue traffic citations on private property in two specific scenarios: ------ 1. If the landowner has a written agreement with law enforcement (unsure whether or not that was the case here, but it's certainly possible that any large apartment complex like this one might choose to do so): "Florida Statute 316.006(3)(b), which states that an officer “may exercise jurisdiction over any private road…if the county and party…owning or controlling such road or roads provide, by written agreement…for county traffic control jurisdiction over the road.” Basically, if a land owner (apartment, condo, shopping center, etc) has a written agreement with law enforcement, then the cops may issue traffic citations on their private property". 2. If the public may travel by motor vehicle on that property (while the entire apartment complex is presumably private property, the public are presumably not restricted from entering the roads and carparks of this private property, such as when visiting residents etc.): "This office has stated that the provisions in Chapter 316, Florida Statutes, are enforceable on private property only if the public may travel by motor vehicle on such property.[3] This conclusion is based on section 316.640, Florida Statutes, which provides, in part, that municipalities must enforce state traffic laws on all municipal streets and highways "wherever the public has the right to travel by motor vehicle." [3] See Ops. Att'y Gen. Fla. 90-68 (1990), 88-05 (1988), 86-59 (1986) and 83-84 (1983)." ------ TH-cam seems to almost always removes any comments containing links, but you can Google these direct quotes to find the references. The first is from a criminal defence law firm in Florida, the second from the website of the Florida Attorney-General.
Yea I hear you. But I think the cop power tripped a little. But it was all avoidable. After all the cop did say he’s only been doing this a few months. Nobody else seems to think the cop power tripped. They were in the area looking for someone else. If they where that busy the would have seen him and said hey your vehicles running don’t do that have a good evening and kept looking for the person they where looking for.
all you do is drive ur thimb in the dogs eye and that's all it takes you sick a dog on someone they are gonna defend themselves and should cops are POS
@@harrykuheim6107 You're too simple to be commenting on matters like that. You aren't smart. I know you think you are, but only stupid people believe that.
@@StellarOutdoors Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth - is the only book, each of us daily need. Luke 4:4 KJV And Jesus answered him, saying, It is written, That man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God. Matthew 4:4 But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.
Is there a reason why the officer didn't instruct him to simply turn off his vehicle and pocket the keys? I'm fairly certain this could've been handled in a VERY different way by both the officer and the man. Crazy.
Once the cop saw the unattended running vehicle it was probable cause for a contact. Once the driver came out and admitted to being the (negligent) driver, the scene became an investigation (a "stop"). Really it's on the cop for letting the scene get out of control from this point on. There's important Supreme Court Of The United States (SCOTUS) case-law that covers most of this (Whren v. US, Illinois v. Wardlow, Pennsylvania v. Mimms, Maryland v. Wilson, Bredlin v. California, Chimel v. California, Terry v. Ohio, Graham v. Connor) Here's the train of shame of errors by both parties: 1) The Driver acted (and may have believed, despite the explanation from the cop) as if he hadn't done anything wrong - this ain't the 1960s, they ain't just "looking for browns". 2) The Cop let the driver aproach a running vehicle without identifying him or verifying ownership first - basically a setup for a suspect fleeing in a vehicle. 3) The Cop let the driver enter the vehicle without detaining him, and then doing a quick threat search first - basically a setup for a suspect pulling out a weapon he didn't see with his quick visual peek inside the vehicle. 4) The Driver, unaware of the legal requirement for a stop, though he had an opinion that overrode the Cop's - and refused to listen to lawful instructions. 5) The Cop didn't de-escalate by explaining that he just wanted to verify he is the owner of the vehicle, check to make sure nothing ELSE is wrong - write him a ticket and be on both of their ways. 6) The Driver initiated a phone call to "someone" inside the building "asking for help" - this is super dangerous for the Cop, he has no idea who is coming out and with what intentions or potential weapons. That innocent/naive "asking for help", is actually an escallation to the Cop (you might not like reading that, but the above SCOTUS caselaw of Graham v. Connor - says we must look as an objectively reasonable person from the Cop's perspective). 7) The Driver continuing to not listen to instructions was now not listening to instructions about his belated detention (resisting the officer). 8) The Driver upon hearing the officer calling for backup, batters the officer to break free, and then flees (fleeing and eluding) 9) The Cop and his backup now have to search a large area becasue the Cop wasn't in shape to keep up with the suspect. 10) The Driver hid in a nearby location and then hoped he wouldn't get found, but dogs are better than that. 11) The Driver hit the police dog once he was found (assaulting an K9) 12) The Driver continued to refuse to follow commands, prolonging the dog-bite until he eventually was dragged out. 13) The Driver got arrested for now what is a long list of crap that didn't need to happen. 14) The Driver continued being mouthy in holding, rather than shutting the heck up and letting that 5th Amendemnt work for him - too busy still believing hie was only a victim and did nothing wrong despite obvious signs around him that he should have doubts (typically the jail cell slamming home does it though). Once a situation has presented itself so that a cop has to make contact for the event - there are certain minimum things that must be done: Identity, warrant check. If the police stopped a person for something and then didn't do those two things, you could have a case where if that person was wanted for an ongoing crime spree - their department might be potentially civilly liable for anything that that suspect did until they were eventually aprehended. If the ID comes back as a match, there are no warrants or extensive history of criminal behavior, and the story checks out - it's the cop's leeway (based on department policy) whether or not he writes the ticket for the unattended running vehicle. It's at this descision point that the officer's interpretation of the interaction weighs on the descision - not 5 minutes of begging, downplaying, and then fighting and running before he even gets through the other stuff. We have this culture of presumption that cops want to f-up your day, in the last 10-20 or so years, there is almost no way that can happen anymore WITHOUT consequences, more so even in the last 5 years. FAFO works both ways pretty reliably now, so we need to be teaching kids "take your licks" (own your actions and their consequences) - if you feel like you were given more licks than you deserved, TALK TO A LAWYER FIRST, then deal with it in the courts. You don't file an excessive force or harassment complaint on the streets... They have a form for that online now. I say, give a Cop a chance to show you they are looking out for you and everyone else, and let them surprise you with kindness - don't presume malicious intent, it darkens your soul. Like Yoda said: "...Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering..."
Comply? As stated, you seem to not fully grasp the meaning of the word, here, let me provide you with the Statue: 23123.5 VC. No person driving, or in charge of, or in control of, a motor vehicle shall permit it to stand unattended without first stopping the engine, locking the ignition, removing the key from the vehicle, and effectively setting the brake.
For all you smarty pants, if the cop didn’t escalate this why didn’t he simply just warn the man and let him turn off his car? I for one didn’t know leaving my car on to take my niece or nephew home could land me in jail. Bro was COMPLETELY compliant and the beginning of this interaction, and when the “suspect” started asking basic questions like what’s the real issue here, the cop ignored him and continued prying like the man had a body in the trunk or something. He literally used the citation crap to i.d. A man that left his car on and was asking if thats the only issue.. All of this was avoidable. When cops are playing with people’s livelihood that arrogant snarky entitled shit needs to go out the window. That shouldn’t even be legal. These are peoples LIVES; and in what setting other than entertainment are those actions OR that attitude appropriate for a professional???
even the guy did nothing wrong once cops hunt you for no reason what can you do? Have you been to jail? Until marijuana was made legal that is all cops did in Michigan making me a felon 2 times over for legal pot still with our governor who FAKED being kidnapped (a felony) promised to expunge all marijuana records if elected and did NOTHING for us. Authority brings ego's and when men are in their 20's they USUALLY make the WORST cops. This first cop was young, dumb, and made this man a felon out of sheer fear of police.
@@boxesbinslidsllc And almost is a word that means 'A thing that didn't happen, but could have under very slightly different circumstances.' Reading comprehension is a great tool to use before writing a comment. Lmao.
@@stoiccrane4259If numpty just complied none of this would have happened. I don’t understand how stupid some people are and people like you justify their stupidity.
@@cesarmedina7080 someone probably called because the loser was blasting music from his running car with nobody in it while occupying someone elses assigned spot (he knew he was, hence the flashers). All he had to do was go, "oh sorry, I was gonna just run in real quick and I got distracted, let me move to the correct parking and shut it off" and go about his night with no further problems.
The officer was provocative. The guy was already walking out the door . All the cop had to do was give him a verbal warning & remind him of the laws. The guy was calm and apologised. There was no need for this. Just a cop wanting some action
"Hey Buddy can you just turn it off and remove the keys?" (Said with a smile) "Yes sir mo problem" "Ok thanks you have a good night" There was a movie that came out a long time ago called "Colors" It was about a rookie cop being trained by a seasoned one. His biggest obstacle was trying to get the rookie to understand how much treating others with respect and courtesy was to getting them to comply with your request was.
exactly. But, according to what he said; the cop had just spent 10 minutes watching the idling car, waiting around for this dumbass, and getting increasingly annoyed / suspicious. I can hear the aggravation in his voice as well as the suspicion. Cops are used to criminals lying to them and hiding things and this guy was obviously both nervous (likely because of the lack of valid license), confused (because he's a dumbass), and then dismissive/ obnoxious (because he's a dumbass/reacting to the cap and also can't control his emotions). 2 pissed off guys in a bit of an ego battle, but one of them has the force of law & "the system" behind him, and the other is too stupid and stubborn to recognize an unwinnable situation.
It’s easy to judge someone when you aren’t in that situation at the moment. When someone is under stress, the brain doesn’t function well. Stress hormones (cortisol) impairs memory. Under threat, circulation goes right to the lungs and heart to help a person prepare to fight or flee. Adrenaline kicks in for the same reason. This is why people make poor decisions like this. That’s why officers are trained military style- that way muscle memory kicks in when a situation escalates. Same with ER doctors/nurses- you have to re-certify for CPR training every two years, because in stressful situations, your brain might need time to get its bearings, but muscle memory will kick in right away. If he was an experienced officer, he would have recognized the signs of stress response from the dude and tried to de-escalate it, but his own adrenaline got in the way of clear thinking and he just reacted (again, this is the military-type training kicking in) to the dude resisting and perceived it as a threat. And honestly, rightly so, because plenty of people try and buy time so then can formulate a plan quickly and run or draw a gun.
Not at all, the entire reason this is a law is because car jackings are so high and morons leave their cars running with kids in the back seat. The kids end up getting carjacked along with the car. This is a law to protect stupid people from other stupid people.
i agree. you could have just write the license plate down to send them a ticket and kept it moving. traffic violations are automatically a citation kinda offense. if the officer didnt have the authority to issue a traffic citation or didnt want to do the paperwork. just write the plate down, send it off to the bean counters and they will be more then happy to get their ass. I wouldn't be knocking on peoples doors for something a citation could take care of in this situation. Now if the intention was to just give the person a warning and let them know not to do it again, i can understand the interaction. but even combative tone aside i dont think there was a need to esclate it from the officers side. yeah the dude was an asshole and combative and in hindsight im sure he wishes he could have interacted with the officer a different way but i mean its late at night and he wasn't bothering anyone and the cop came looking for some shit.
@@blacksunshine9995 like dude the cop kept bringing up stuff out of concern, then the suspect decided to get defensive, soon causing the officer to feel a bit threatened then giving him some good reasoning to detain him, THEN resisted the detain soon escalating it to a arrest.
Cop talked to the guy like he was a piece of garbage from the start, over leaving his car running in a parking spot because the asshole complex will tow it if he actually parks. Cop could have been nice about it but he was fishing for a reaction by being an ass, also lying when he said they would have let him go when five minutes earlier he said they were giving him a citation.
@elianimationgames1327 buddy you must have not watched the beginning of the whole interaction. Cop was talking to the guy like he was scolding a child and the dude was apologetic and not raising his voice at all.
Wait so he lectures the guy about leaving the keys in the running car and then when he comes back and she actually shut it off and took the keys, he also gets all worked up and wants to arrest her for it at first? Seems like this cop is out looking to start problems.
@@matthewradtke9573 ::: The point of the law is to prevent people from stealing vehicles so conveniently with the keys in the ignition. She prevented that by performing the same action the cop attempted to perform.
The officer did exactly what the guy needed to hear; giving a reasonable consequence in leaving the vehicle running unattended. If the guy didn’t know why if he had listened the first time there would not have been a need to be told repeatedly. The guy was offended and didn’t like what he heard. Sounds like he has a problem with following a rational conversation and thought process. He has a problem submitting to authority and feels he should be allowed to do whatever he wanted. It’s obvious he has poor judgment by not following court orders and repeating irrational behavior getting into deeper trouble with the justice system. The guy is a hot-head who doesn’t listen. You sound just like him.
I had a similar encounter about 3 years ago. Cop told me that i left my engine running, i thanked him, and we joked about me wanting my car to be stolen and that was it. But hey, of course you can go to jail for years and lose all your money instead, i mean why not.
So, you didn't get tased and kicked in the back of the head while in handcuffs as the leo yelled "stop resisting"?? You're truly living a blessed life!
@@montezuma6962When did that happen? It sure wasn't in this video. But let's assume it happened just as you said and that it was malicious and unnecessary. I would vehemently condemn any such actions by the officers ... and then direct you to the graph that has "fuck around" on one axis, and "find out" on the other axis. There are educational videos on the topic you may find illuminating.
The reason is almost always the same; the subject refuses to go with the process. It's very simple, but the kid made a simple thing go all wrong. He didn't even show that he was the owner of the truck. If he hadn't been so stupid it would have been resolved in a minute or so.
*Ego. The suspect's ego kicks in & his behavior demonstrating that his emotional maturity stopped developing somewhere around fourth grade comes to the fore, triggering the officers frustration being fed up with dealing with selfish, entitled, obstinate smegheads. Then the officers ego assumes control and we are off to the races!*
@@evalilith6703 So you would prefer to do time in jail instead of just answering the questions and admitting you were wrong? It was against the law, because he said he didn’t know isn’t an excuse. Good luck to you, sounds like your jail time is coming up.
@@flagmichaelcan't the cop just send him a ticket? Tow the truck if he don't turn it off because it unattended? He did no crime. He didn't hurt no one.
I don't know what runs through these people's minds that they think violently resisting and running away is somehow going to help them in a situation like this. It just baffles me to think some people's minds work that way.
@@mom21gr8gal8 They don't seem to understand how bodycams work. It should be illegal for them to sell their footage to a news source if it is they who are commiting the crime, if it isn't already. He is just a 3yo trapped in the body of a 30yo.
I agree, I feel the cop kinda escalated it though by kept going on about it aggravating the guy even after he apologized and was off to likely fix the issue.
BS!!! WTF are you talking about? "Could have been a little Chill" !? Give me a friggin break. He was perfectly On Point. He was dealing with a stupid 2 year old, or didn't you get that? Some grown ups are Actually Adults and some adults Never grew up and he is a perfect example of someone that is stunted in his development to adulthood - with a Victim Complex and it's all BS and manipulation. These kinds a jerks are the worst. Mr. Phony tough guy with Zero self respect and Zero dignity. Another way of putting it - he's a masochist.
@@blacksunshine9995 There is absolutely nuance on both sides. In my view both made unnecessary mistakes. But the thing is, it`s like on the street, you have to give respect to the bigger guy, and in an interaction with cops, they certainly are the bigger guy. Like on the street, if you are lucky and the guy is chill you can get away with being assertive or not respectful, but you can easily get a whooping too. He had clearly an issue with authority, something some men although most younger men have. He could have avoided the altercation by being respectful, don`t you think?
@@blacksunshine9995 He was aggressive, he did not give him the ID even though the officer asked for it multiple times, but he preferred to call his sister and do something on his phone. When the officer tried to detain him, he was suddenly like I can give you my ID, but still resisted and broke the officers nose and ran. Im sorry but you cannot put that on the officer. When you are on the street, and you try to be assertive to a bigger guy, you can get a whooping, and he certainly did. Your comment just shows your hate for the police, nothing more, that is not objective. He was not cooperative, he did not take the situation nor the officer serious, he thought he was above that and does not need to play by the rules. He resisted every step of the way. He did not even stop the engine but instead went for the wallet like that matters in that moment. That is on him. If you think its ok how he reacted, then go ahead and try your luck next time in a police interaction and see how it's going to be.
@@EJ-74 the guy was aggressive and confrontational and didn't hand over his ID when asked, I can almost guarantee he would've just been let off with a warning and MAYBE a ticket if he just remained rational instead of acting confrontational, coming up with excuses, and disobeying lawful orders it's completely his own fault for everything else that happened
@@EJ-74 wtf are you on the dude just had to answer and be respectful to the officer. Instead he came up with excuses, avoided eye contact, escalated the situation, resisted and told friend to live stream to make the cops look bad then he assaults not only cops but an innocent police dog. The dog should've torn him up way more.
I really think this time I’m going to defend the owner. He was being polite up till the 3:00 min mark. He was being harassed and the cop should have handled something this minor a little differently. He made the guy angry when all this was no big deal really
Polite does not equal cooperative/responsive. There was probable cause for the contact, and the Driver did nothing to help the officer satisfy his investigation other than the initial "Yeah it's my vehicle". Also helps if the DL and insurance you promissing to provide is valid, which it wasn't if you listen to the charges at the end... Driver likely knew this and that's why he looked like he wanted to rabbit (body language, showed he wanted that interaction over NOW, knowing that the longer it went on the more likely the Cop was going to discover big problems).
Right?! As a non-American what usually surprises me most about these videos from the US is the comment sections that are most of the times siding with the cops. First of all: NOBODY likes a lecture by a stranger about their own property and how to handle it. Yes, he is a cop, but he's also a human and a stranger, too. So don't act all superior just because you're a cop - it comes off as power-trippy instead of honest concern. He could have just asked him NICELY to turn off the vehicle without all the unnecessary lectures. SECOND: How insane is it to expect someone getting attacked by a dog to not try and fend off the animal - I love dogs and respect K9s, but if a police dog came after me my priority concern is not my previous wrong doing, it is not getting hurt. That's just human instinct. I'm sure the dog can take it, this man had no weapon on him to seriously hurt the dog. Fun fact: On average, US officers spend around 21 weeks training before they are qualified to go on patrol. WITH FIREARMS! As a German this to me is absolutely bonkers. Especially in a country where not only cops carry firearms but almost half of the civilian population also does. This short training time and in many cases poor training leads to escalations like this. I'm not trying to bash the US or anything, but I honestly wouldn't want to live there. I'd feel so unsafe, it's mental. We have police violence in Germany, too, unfortunately - but nowhere near as bad!
If you watched to the end, it was a charge--that doesn't necessarily mean guilt, He had a court date where he could have easily protested the charge against the dog. What we see is very blurred, but if the judge sees unedited footage and agrees with his protest about said charge, that one charge would have been dropped. However, he not only skipped his court date a month after the initial arrest, but when officers went to arrest him for skipping court, he took off in his jeep leading to a high speed chase resulting in a nasty crash. THAT'S where his real heavy charges stuck him in prison for a year. Oh and ultimately that dog charge was dropped in the end anyways. Side note, what a good dog! Always impressed with how well they can track a suspect down.
@@kaoskartoffel6572 I'm not a big fan of cops, but the reason that he is acting superior is that, at that moment, he is. This entire huckabuck could have been avoided if dude just showed ID. There is NEVER a time that wrestling a cop, or running from one, is going to be a great idea.
@@WhoIsJohnCleland In a large majority of states you are not required to show a cop ID unless you are pulled over while driving a vehicle. Also he had no issue showing the officer his ID he just wanted to confirm the law he violated before handing out personal information which is completely reasonable. The officer escalated this when his fee fee's got hurt.
They always ask "Why did you stop me?" and "Am I under arrest?" The officer told him about the infraction and that he was being detained. He answered both those questions, but it still didn't sink in. What can you do with someone like that? It's like their brain shuts down.
@adamlanza1890 duh. Could it be their not getting the truth.some of these jackass idiots can't understand 3 to 4 words. Hell 3rd graders understand. 18:03
@adamlanza1890 they are legally within their right to do that. If you don't like it then get off your ass and vote for someone that will change it. Whining about it in youtube comments isn't going to do shit lmao
@@ThaiSoup39 The cop was a bit of a smug dick. The perp didn't seem like a bad guy. Nontheless he should have complied as much as possible from the getgo. You generally can't win in court against a cop but if you comply you can always get lawyer if you think the cop was in the wrong.
It's pointless to try resisting or fighting with a cop (verbally or otherwise) at the scene of a citation or arrest. You will NEVER win or convince them to change their minds on arresting you or giving you a citation they have already set their minds on issuing. As already stated, get a lawyer and battle it out in court. There at least is a possibility that you can get things dismissed or thrown out there.
@@badfeng When suspects don't want to provide ID, there is usually much more going on. I also don't see where the cop is smug, he gave plenty of explanation and opportunities.
@@ThaiSoup39Pride and ego will have you looking like a fool every time. All he had to do was provide the requested documentation. Naw, he wanted to be a drama queen and ask to go live on Instagram and then put himself in the position to get bit. He didn't have to experience all that, he CHOSE to. Don't blame the Police.
How❓❗️ By asking him 50 times for his ID❓❗️ Or by responding 50 times to the question 🗣️ AM I UNDER ARREST? By calmly saying: 👮🏻♂️ You are being detained. Now give me your ID. Or are you saying the K9 officer was aggressive when ✅ After chasing the suspect WHO RAN FROM THE COPS AND RESISTED… 🏃♂️💨•••• 🚓 *was found by the K9 🦮 **_hiding in bushes_** and had to be told 50 times to 👮🏻♂️🗯️ Come out❗️ Stop resisting❗️ Don’t hit the dog❗️* Yeah *how dare a cop keep asking questions to the guy refusing to answer questions* ••• that cop should be fired for: ✅ Not arresting him immediately❗️
did they both escalate the situation? Jeep owner could have easily said I'm sorry man i didn't think i would be in there that long, here's my license and insurance. may or may not have received a citation and been on his way.
@@carrmann3038 The jeep guy instantly apologised and was very chill, the cop was a dick from the start. Stop sucking off every cop you see when this guy clearly did a shit job
He made it worse but the cop was making a mountain out of a mole hill. He was lecturing him on leaving a car running for a couple minutes which isn't a big deal. In northern states almost everyone does this in winter. The law is stupid. If it gets stolen that's on him. It's a victimless crime. It's more akin to the work a hall monitor would do than an actual cop. But I wouldn't have escalated and would have gotten the encounter over with so I could go about my day. IMO that law reflects poorly on the police department and shows low faith in them on the state and local level. "We are incapable of sufficiently doing our jobs and deterring crime so were going to victim blame instead." Not a great look.
@@HaveYouMetMyFist The police office was calm and polite. The dude has no ID and no insurance to show. That is why he started a buzz and hit the officer, run away and almost kill the dog. That dude is violent and caused a lots of trouble. If he had a gun he would start shooting everybody. He is dangerous for society
I can't believe i had to search the comments so long to find someone else saying that--yeah, the cop was intentionally dragging out the interaction with BS, like he was 'hoping' to catch the guy in something. The cop was provoking him... and it worked.
The primary cop failed to deescalate from the start of the interaction, which directly led to the guys behavior. When the cop failed to catch him, he went back to the vehicle and tried to escalate further with the guys sister. One bad cop caused all of this.
Dude turned a maximum of a small fine into an entire year in jail, and honestly considering those charges and the state this happened in that is incredibly lenient.
@@justinmathis7707 Clearly didn't, all the guy had to do was apologise, explain himself calmly and not contest the officer, and the officer would've just moved on
Pro Tip: Fight the ticket/arrest/detention whatever in court, not on the street. Comply with commands. Guess what, if the officers are in the wrong, you get a massive payout. So...
I lived in Florida for 52 years and I had no idea this was a thing. I can’t imagine how many times me and my friends left our cars running. Actually, one time we all met at a 7-Eleven. We all got in one car and drove to a sporting event. we were gone for over four hours. When we got back, one of our friends noticed that he left his car running the entire time. 😂
what if a drunk got in the car and drove it into a crowd of people? what if kids too the car for a joy ride and into a light pole at high speeds, etc.?
That was one excellent and stealthy K9. I don't think I heard one bark out of him - his handler made more noise than Cash did. And he was quick - once he caught the back-tracked scent, Cash went right to the guy and held him without a growl that I could tell. Great work by the officer and his K9. A year - that sounds like a good start (since previous criminal history was not cited) for this guy's life of crime.
I could never have found him. Id never fight with a K9 either. Penn monster escapee didnt when Loki detained by his head. LOKI is my hero today! Cash did an excellent job. Danelo didnt hurt Loki.💜🐾💜
@@nathannotimportant9379I hope one bites you again, my man! Keep up the criminal behavior! Oh, my bad. I thought that was you in the video. My apologies. I'll ignore the nonsense you're spitting. Lol
Since we're talking about the dog, does anybody know if a police dog would attack police officers or do they know not to attack officers that are searching?
Sooooooo, every single bit of this could have been avoided?? Damn, I figured he initially ran because he had a warrant. These were the foolish actions of a boy in an adult's body.
People like you are why the world is in the state it's in. In your mind, everyone should be a good sheople and comply and do whatever they get told to do even if you aren't doing anything wrong.
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim I could give a shit less what other people do. If the guy hadn't just run instead of talking to the cop...all the problems he caused himself in this situation could have been avoided. The cops are going to chase him if he runs. He escalated the entire situation...then never showed up for his court hearing. Homeboy clearly doesn't take responsibility for his actions. But thank you for your input.
Mother of God. Dude literally turned a small infraction snowball into an avalanche for the rest of his life fleeing the law and spending time in prison. All because he had that giant chip on his shoulder. The definition of making a mountain out of a molehill.
He seems to think rules do not apply to him. He parks in residents parking spaces instead of the visitors lot. Got towed once for doing that and so he tried to game the system instead of just following the parking rules on that property. Thought by leaving it running with flashers on his jeep would not get towed a 2nd time...only this time his unattended running jeep was reported to the cops - didn't think he had to do what cops told him to do either...so do you think that after spending a year in jail he will park in the visitors lot next time he visits his sister? LOL
The fuck are y'all talking about this man literally did nothing wrong. He just got arrested for leaving his fucking car running. He gave a reasonable, legit reason for why his car was running and he also tried to provide license and insurance. Mfs always see a black man getting arrested and instantly wanna prosecute him like seriously
Now that there's a "no bail" law, who knows what would happen. Listening to the consequences he got, well, I'm not sure how harsh or easy they were. All I know is politicians have given the courts no authority anymore. Lawbreakers have free reign in this country. It's disheartening to say the least.
I just saw a video where a similar issue happened in Sacramento, CA, but that guy was arrested (but didn’t flee), he filed a lawsuit and was settled for $15k!
Criminals always seem to think the threat of a lawyer and demanding someone film the situation is going to stop the police from doing their job. What a chump. Guarantee the closest thing he has to a lawyer is a public defender who knows him on a first name basis.
How is he a criminal when all he did was just left keys in his car that’s the problem with police they like to pick petty stuff so they don’t get to do real work like stop school shooters for people getting killed every day
I live in a state where this is the law as well. It exists because people in high theft areas leave their vehicles wide open to theft and the police/government are tired of expending resources on what could be an easily preventable crime. It's a law against idiots practically giving away their cars to thieves and then raising Cain about it. Somewhere along the line we lost common sense so we had to make dumb laws in some crazy attempt to make people realize the obvious. I think the officer should reflect on how he handled this, but ultimately the suspect could have de-escalated as well by complying.
@@GalacticLord You don't get arrested for it, it's like a traffic ticket. This guy got arrested for running and resisting after not complying with a lawful order.
The guy seemed to know how to control a dog fairly well without harming it. Not sure how that gets him an assault charge on the K-9. I’m not letting a dog bite me even if they want to pretend it’s an officer. I love a dog like most people but I’m not going to let it maul me.
“What subsection is that?” “I dont have to tell you” Bruh, giving a person valid reasoning and proof would immediately make anyone more understanding. Withholding that information makes the cop sound like a liar
im sayyyin bro, the moment you treat a man like your son, no telling what hes gonna do, its literally like a mental breakdown because we know they have the "authority" to do wtv they want
Agreed dude. And on top of that the cop tried to arrest the sister for taking the keys out of her brothers car like wtf. Isn’t the whole issue the running vehicle? And now your trying to put someone who solved the issue in cuffs while her kid is sleeping and she’s most likely confused about the situation herself? This whole situation was pointless and unnecessary and could’ve been dealt with much better
@@john2.099 exactly, hes not his father, he needs to learn respect. he asked why he left the car on and he gave a reason and the cop didnt want to listen. he wanted to treat this dude any kind of way.
The cop doesn't have to prove anything to him, It would make traffic stops take forever. It's one thing to know the law, it's another to remember every subsection off hand. That's what court is for. Just give him ID, and you can follow up with a complaint, And If he gives you a citation, take it to court, and you'll find the subsection. people that want to hold court in a parking lot are just stupid. Do you think if the cop said Florda State section 316.1975 paragraph (1) The dude would've concided and complied or do you think he'd have to look it up on his phone? do google search's of case law pertaining to section 316.1975. Maybe they can get some tables and chairs set up on the curb and establish a book of authorities.
The cop is way too scared... and he can't run lol..dude needs a different job. That guy didn't do anything to deserve all that.. it wasn't even serious. Cop created an issue where there was none.
I don't think he had valid licence or insurance. So he couldn't show his licence as he didn't have one. I think if he'd just been a bit more astute about his demeanour, the cop would have just given him a warning about leaving his car running unattended. I don't think the guy is particularly bad but he was operating the vehicle illegally. His instinct to run caused the situation to escalate. His failure to appear compounded the issue. His instinct to run a second time just made it worse. He was rather silly.
Even though suspect was in the wrong the police were over zealous in this case. At one point he was going to arrest the sister ffs. With all the (more serious) crime out there this should have been a case of “ Hey man did you know it’s an offence to leave your car running?, can you please turn that off and lock it. Thank-you, enjoy your visit with your nephew”
Because he was so shady this officer was thoroughly seeing the scope of this guy. Point is, whenever you don’t comply with the police for just getting your ID it’s a problem.
@@theshadowfax239 All of this would have never happened if the cop was like HEY please turn off your vehicle, its against the law but its okay not everyone knows that, have a goodnight and left. Really no one is being hurt in the process, LEO had to escalate once again.
Watch the videos of people catching child predators. They’ll literally admit to having CP and the police STILL won’t arrest them or even so much as show up. Fuck the police. THIS is what they spend their time doing. Absolutely worthless. I need to stop binge watching body cam and police videos because it just fucks my faith in our system over and over again. I don’t hate the police because of the fact that they have authority, I have the fact that they refuse to use it in a productive manner.
She, being someone who was known to the suspect, tampered with an active crime scene - who knows what else she pulled out of the car. Probably innocent/naive, but she basically just gave them probable cause to search her whole apartment. Cops didn't know who is in that apartment other than was was said (a statement isn't proof, it's a statement that needs to be verified).
Funny. I never seen the sister in handcuffs or being put in the back of a car. She tampered with evidence and he could of arrested her. He allowed her to explain her actions once he determined she was not a physical threat. Unfortunately families are known to get involved and commit crimes for there family members every day. She responded to the officer in a civil manner and was briefly detained and then allowed to continue her evening shortly there after.
@@corriblehunt4554That has been answered twice already. What you see as "petty" is a crime none the less. As a habit people need to not insert themselves into crime scenes or ongoing police action unless specifically requested or instructed by Law Enforcment - and ethically, family (though it REALLY EMOTIONALLY HARD) needs to not get involved.
@@Real_Tim_S He was being arrested for leaving his vehicle running. All she did was try to turn the engine off, after the suspect and officer had already left the scene. You're making a bigger deal of her actions than is necessary. Just like the cop did, at first. Before he realised how dumb he'd look . He couldn't catch the real criminal, so he went after his relative for a few seconds. The officer came to his senses. Odd that you haven't
lmao this was a good one, could have been ended with a simple "Sorry, im stupid af, here's my ID." and then take the ticket like a man and not run away
Geez there was no reason for this to escalate. The man could’ve just politely said “I’m sorry I thought I’d be like 5 minutes and was just being lazy. I’ll turn it off. Oh you want my ID? No problem I’ll get that right now.” Boom. Problem solved. Just be polite and communicate and don’t run off or start making a scene 🤦🏼♀️
He could have said, "Yeah, it was my car. I did it." He doesn't have to slam himself. He decided to play street lawyer then amateur fighter. Now he has violence against police records. Next time if the Police wrack him up nobody is going to worry about it.
Go back and watch the video from the beginning. The guy apologized several times to the officer in the very beginning but it didn't make a difference. This cop was trying to escalate the situation and that's exactly what happened.
@@offdacorner Watch his behaviors more closely.... he's acting like he's in control of the situation. Nothing will get a cop more upset than trying to run the show. They HATE it.
He SHOULD have "issues" after this stupid, ill trained moronic cop turned a friendly traffic caution into several 'crimes', a year in jail, and the rest of his life ruined.....
He had no record prior. Back the blue until it happens to you. Any cop can ruin your life for any reason. If he just don't like the way you look, he will find a crime or escalate to violence then charge you with resisting. I've seen cops do it just cause the cop seen a guy with a hot girl and he wanted to bully the guy Infront of her, I've seen cops threatened driver to see how much it would take to make the driver cry. Most cops a sycophants
Something tells me this officer has had just as many complaints about his ego and inability to de escalate these situations. What an unnecessary mess he allowed when it could have been solo much easier. Not saying man attitude helped by any means.
Cop was escalating. Honestly, dude was chill at first. Cop could have de-escalated, and he didn't, he was power tripping. That said, dude shouldn't have resisted. The subtitle about shirtless Florida men...that got me lol.
@@shinobi-no-bueno From the beginning the cop didn't even give the guy anything to comply to until he asked for ID. The cop was looking for an arrest. He wasn't even properly explaining the situation to the guy, he immediately started asking questions about a situation that isn't that big of a deal.
That cop totally took his anger out on the sister for no good reason. It wasn’t wrong of her to secure his keys. And then, he goes on about his bloody nose…how they’re gonna have problems, as if it’s her fault. All after she’s been profusely apologetic & respectful. 😒
You're wrong. That vehicle was part of the police investigation. You do not interfere with it. Who knows what else she removed from the vehicle and hid inside her apartment. That we'll never know.
@@alextv8975 I watched the video in its entirety. As a retired K9 officer, I can say there was no reason to even give chase. His vehicle was clearly not going anywhere & a simple run of the plates would’ve revealed his identity. If not, the cooperation of his sister would have. This is a case of horrible police work, period.
@@novanero7847 . Bottom line is you do not interfere with a police investigation. She clearly saw her brother fight the cop. A reasonable person would conclude that the vehicle should not be touched until the police are done with it. We're not talking about whether the officer handled it correctly. We're talking about a bystander stepping into the investigation.
I just saw a video where a similar issue happened in Sacramento, CA, but that guy was arrested (but didn’t flee), he filed a lawsuit and was settled for $15k!
@@joeblow2069 he left his car on for 10 minutes, they should have just shot him for that. It’s definitely a class A felony. I’m surprised he didn’t call for backup or swat to deal with this.
@@Smuggumery Good job not paying attention and lying. I never said anything of the kind. The concern was that somebody would steal the car. I would call that a legit concern. Had he complied it is possible he does not even get a ticket. It just would have been a ticket! He did not want to give his ID. Why? Because he did not have a valid driver's license and a warrant!
@@joeblow2069 I recall him saying he’d provide his documents moments before the cop went hands on (unreasonable). He asked to know the law applicable to the situation (reasonable). I’m not saying this guy is a saint I’m just implying the cop was escalating the situation far past what it actually was. I never said YOU said anything Lmaoo
You could tell the cop took this personally, once he threw the dudes keys at the car (you can hear them slide off) it was clear. Officer is nothing more than a little boy that can't control his emotions. Its crazy but I honestly believe a good amount of officers forget its their job, maybe they should work in fast food for a month to humble them and their "power"
Yeah a lot of them are psychopaths. He’s even cheering the dog on for biting the guy. All of this over an idling car. This is why most people have no respect for them anymore.
LOL the irony of you calling him a little boy that cant control his emotions while at the same time being insulting and calling people names in multiple peoples comments because they dont share your opinion..... adorable.
@@duragonsithlord8569 Freedom of speech is an important freedom. To violate someone's rights and safety cause you get called a name is not acting professional. As a customer service rep I can't even count the amount of times I have been called names and been cursed at. Yet if I were to even throw a little bit of sass back I would immediately loose my job. Meanwhile these pigs can assault someone and attack people with dogs because they got their fee fee's hurt. What atrocious behavior.
Thanks for including the charges and info about his additional crimes after not showing up in court and fleeing a second time. I’d love to see how he flips his car. It takes a certain kind of genius for turning a simple citation into several felonies and a year in jail.
Ok, this is how it should have gone. Leaving your car running unattended is illegal. I’m sorry, I didn’t know. Can I see your I’d? Of course. Ok. Don’t leave it running again. I understand, I won’t
To all the people who think it is a BS law to not leave car running with keys in it: if you think about it if someone steals it, if a cop spots it while being driven by thief, the thief will probably try to get away. Which means eluding, speeding, danger to the cop chasing and any other people who may have the misfortune of being in the wrong place/wrong time. So it makes complete sense to me!!
Cop really escalated this situation big time. Pride and Ego is cops biggest problem. Cop just needed to say turn off car and roll up windows just looking out, have a good day. That’s all. Then cop trying to get heated with the female, why cause pride and ego and hurt feelings. You don’t HAVE to stop and talk to a cop unless suspicioun of a crime. Don’t be such a boot licker. This is police escalation. All this happened do to Cops pride and Ego
@@Itsmy2cent What? Cop clearly explained the offense in question, and asked for the guy's ID in order to make the citation. You're in the same deluded mindset that the laws don't apply to you as this guy, and get pissed at LEO's enforcing the law.
If I was a cop, I don't think I'd be going around trying to bust people for leaving their cars running. This situation is something that just should not have happened in the first place. Sure, the guy could have cooperated and should have, but its understandable that he felt his rights were being violated.
This is definitely one of those laws where officer discretion comes in super useful. Oh someone left their car running outside their apartment? Fuck it I have better shit to do. This situation, in my mind, is equivalent to pulling someone over for going 5 over the speed limit. Can you? Sure. Should you? No, it's not worth it.
No. No, it isn't. Because they weren't. And what he felt is not important. The difference between a child and an adult is that the adult understands their feelings are not the first, last, and only things to consider, or even particularly important when it comes to matters of truth and law.
Leaving your car to idle for 10 minutes with these gas prices? That in itself is criminal.
People with a sufficient income, think nothing of leaving their vehicle running, despite the gas cost....in rural areas!
Not the best thing in a populated area, as we've seen the result via crime channels on TH-cam....
Gas is 5 dollars minimum where I live, worst state in the country, I have a love hate relationship with California
Tell Gretta about all the Carbon he put in the air!
@@Pygmyz06 That's for a gallon right? Here we pay 2.5 euro for 1 liter 😢
Blasting shitty music for the whole block is a worse crime.
If you think you're being detained for no reason, don't give the cop a reason to arrest you by resisting or running. Your attorney can help you AFTER the arrest.
Exactly. Don't make a bad thing much worse.
Don't turn a possible win into a definite loss. They both could have handled the initial encounter better imo. They let their egos get the better of them.
THANK YOU! I don’t understand why people don’t understand that logic! I wish I could give a million likes but I can only give one! Once again thank you!
Or someone can ruin their life to make an entertaining TH-cam video.
Oh come on man. You heard him. The police made him run. He was afraid for his freaking life. What a complete waste of oxygen this guy is.
As someone in Law Enforcement who has to talk to people everyday I can firmly say this officer doesn't have the first clue on how to de-escalate a situation.
as a person with no experience in anythig like that i can firmly agree too
Spot on. It was a minor issue turned into a brawl for no reason at all other than the officer wanting to assert his dominance. Highly unprofessional.
my thoughts too!! he antagonized this man and hid behind a helpful facade. how can you say you just want to look out for someone and make sure their car doesnt get stolen, then try to arrest their relative for trying to comply with what you were asking and keep her brother's car safe?! dude was a tool. then i think he was the cop who went back and made a snide remark about returning the dude's shirt while he was in the hospital. overall awful cop clearly on a power trip.
Agree. This driver was pretty calm and respectful to the officer.
He was being a male karen.
Is it me or does the puppy just sound happy in the seek and destroy section.
That's exactly what I was thinking. First order of business, though, was squat and pee on that grass! K-9 definitely looked and sounded happy to be busy, LOL.
oh trust me I deal with both tervs (the longer haired variant of the bsd which the more well known malinois belongs to) and gsd's, to common K9 breeds like them its just one fun game where humans finally wanna play chase.
I deliberately play chase with them because they love it and I can cook off some steam, and I know one dog mommy who has issues with mobility (from fucked joints and tendons) who genuinely appreciated that I wanted to meet up with her almost every single day of the week at the dog park and play chase with her rather large, and rough playing young male gsd
Sure I take some claws to my skin and scratch some leather doing it but god I love that appreciation and excitement they have in the whole deal.
@@Doxymeister "Officer Rexanka wuz here!!" gotta leave your mark before you do another round of your favorite sport
We all take a piss before getting into action, dont we?
The whole thing is a game for the dogs 😁
Officer doggy knows he's getting an extra pup cup later.
"Oh, my bad! Ill turn my car off". That would have been the shortest video ever
Yep. Instead we have I’m a trailer trash live instagram victim.
Are you stupid? He literally apologized and explained he was gonna move it at 2:05
“Thank you officer for looking out for my welfare. I appreciate you.” 💥 bam interaction over.
"Oh really? I wasn't aware of that law and it's totally my fault. I'll make sure I don't do that again."
*boom*
**Broooo!!!!! WHY YOU DOING THIS!!!** woulda been the quietest too
Plus she says he was mad bc he’s been towed there before
In a parallel universe: "You left your keys inside your car running"
Suspect: "I'm sorry officer, that was stupid of me, let me turn my car off."
Officer: "Okay, just don't do that again, it's illegal"
The End.
Listen...this is the YT comment section. We don't deal in rational thought around here. CoP WaS HurrDuuurr EGo TrIpPIng.
Exactly
@@la2alaska336I agree except the cop wasn't very clear about what the exact problem was and he could do to resolve it. Maybe the driver is a little bit dense but he obviously didn't see that it was against the law the dude that. Furthermore, it's not against the law to leave money out. Foolish, yeah but not illegal - yet the cop had to mention it... It's irrelevant to the issue at hand.
I think the cop failed to adequately explain what the problem is AND how to resolve it. Seemed to me that the cop wanted to complain more than he wanted to resolve it. Telling the guy how long you've been there and asking him how long he's going to be there are not the same as telling him exactly what the problem is and exactly what to do to solve it while also leaving out NON-violations - like leaving money in view - which just clouds the issue and increases the tensions because of his criticism.
It's especially important to deescalate and be crystal clear when there's a high likelihood or evidence of the driver being defensive or fearful or has a belief that harassment is occurring - which clouds their thoughts and may suggest incorrect interpretations of the events.
That’s how it should have gone
Yup but cops want to be cops, and harass people, this is why everyone hates them
It seems to me that there were many options for this to not escalate and be a simple citation.
yes, starting with the officer doing real police work instead of harassing citizens and finding real criminals...
Cry harder, xeph.
@@xephael3485who did he harass? Crime is crime clown
It didn't sound like the cop was even gonna give him a citation, he was trying to ask him if he was leaving or staying. If he was staying he was probably gonna tell him to turn it off and take the keys out. But he didn't wanna listen. And imo, it's better for a cop to prevent a crime from happening better it happens, rather than trying to find a stolen car later. He was just trying to help the dude out before his car gets stolen.
@@xephael3485 yeah like preventing a car theft? Don't you think it's better for the cop to prevent the crime before it happens?
NGL, the officer just kinda came off as a dick. Guy clearly didn’t know it was illegal to leave car running like that. Cop just saying “hey man, that’s illegal in Florida. I’m going to issue you a written warning. Just don’t do it again and have a nice night.” Would have kept all this from happening
or the dude could have just not been a violent skid.
Ignorantia juris non excusat = ignorance of the law is no excuse
@@Kermexxand knowledge of the law is no reason to be a jerk (not you, the cop). He should have just written a ticket and left it at that. He's making good cops look bad.
@@Kermexx so I guess you know every single law that exist in your state… the cop escalated the situation when it was unnecessary so yes the cops was a dick and was looking for trouble. I was raised to respect cops but the older I get and the more I open my eyes I can see cops can’t be trusted o matter what
my thoughts too
An excellent example of how to turn something so small and simple into something very complicated and difficult.
The cop did a perfect job doing that . He was going for anything he could .Even fake kids money in a wallet
The cop escalated.
@@CraigGrant-sh3inthe cop attempted to arrest his girl for turning the car off, even though that was the issue!
That's what cop do, escalated anything to the furthest extent that they can !?
@@jdash2680 The point is, if she took the keys, she could've removed the car, thus removed evidence. The cop realized her intentions (probably) weren't malicious so she wasn't placed under arrest for it.
It's ironic that the charge for the keys in the ignition was dropped while all of his attempts to avoid the police over the keys being in the ignition got him a year in jail.
This is so wrong on that cop. He was escalating the situation
@@brendaeberwein8338 Making an arrest is, by its nature, an escalation. The guy refusing to provide ID, yelling, and running after being told about the violation and being told he's detained though, totally appropriate.
@@ENomad so if you leave your car idle while doing something are you gonna serve the jail time? are you not gonna get upset that you can not turn your back for 5 seconds without having to worry about being arrested i'm genuinely convinced laws of this sort exist to meet a qouta and before you say there is not one do some research. p,s i dont actually care antagonizing is fun
@brendaeberwein8338 So wrong by the driver as he escalated the situation. Look where all that arguing got him. About a year in jail. Just comply, show your ID and he could have been on his way. The initial charge of leaving the car running was dismissed! Then, he did the same behavior a second time, fleeing from the police. He was in charge of ruining his own life. Even his mother couldn't understand his behavior.
@@anninriverside755
Not really. A police k-9 is a police officer. Assaulting him is same as assaulting a human officer. If this guy had shown ID, things probably wouldnt have gone down like this.
I love that the sister is very calm, even when she was about to be arrested. Really just need to be calm and talk things through.
She lets him drive her son around?
Haha yea she was the one that chilled the officer out!
It sucks tho that the cop is a very confrontational, unprofessional, bully who is obviously someone that can’t handle any amount of authority. He gives others a bad name and needs one hell of a life changing man to man talk
@@AnguishNoPlay She was really cool.
Aiding?
“Have an absolutely blessed… um.. rest of your life or something. “ that killed me 😂😂😂
"Why are you trying to squeeze my hand with that weak grip?"
That's the best "you're hurting me!" line I've ever heard. 10/10 on this guy
*insert badass sounding japanese weebo sub* oh, you were trying to hurt me?
it was at that moment that he knew he fucked up. cop ego is very fragile he wasn't going to let that slide. but man that was a 10/10 diss
lmfao the things he said made the officer mad and escalate the situation, that's why cops should be replaced with robots because humans act on emotion.. he got mad initially bc the guy asked him if he had kids and how old is he
3 replies? Lemme fix that
😂😂😂
“Florida has a long history of shirtless men running down the street” that is the best line I have ever seen lmaoo im dying 😂🤣
Bahahahaha, those infamous shirtless Floridian hunks!😂😂😂
@@deew1215oooh really? Well no wonder yall got all the hot guys its fucking 100+ degrees out
Gonna go to florida and catch some of the wild hunks spread the population to denver😭😭
Metoo.😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣Love this!
😂😂😂
The sister was just trying to help the whole time and the cops treated her like a criminal. “You can’t leave a car running unattended.” Sister turns car off and takes the keys. Then tries to give the keys to the officer. “Why’d you do that? Put your hands behind your back” these cops really need to go through psychological testing and common sense training before there allowed on duty.
@@present3348 the officer did too much. Period point blank
I wouldn’t have known not to do that either… at that point all I’d think is this is going to be a while and better turn off the car 😂
I'm not on either parties side. The cop kept escalating and the dude could have literally shown the cop his id.
@@present3348 I didn't expect to see an essay explaining that I didn't understand what escalation in this context meant. I appreciate you taking the time to educate me because honestly I skimmed it back over and yeah the man was on his phone the whole time. When I was listening to this at first I wasn't fully attentive or watching so yes that's my mistake.
I agree - a very very poorly handled incident! And I think they like to see the dogs bite people - and I’m pro police- but this case is just off! Just handled soo badly
This exact thing happened to my grandma a few months ago. Until that day, I didn't even know she had been trained to bite people.
^ underrated comment
He didn’t show up for court date, got a warrant and did the same crap second time around fleeing off till he flipped the truck. He showed what kind of person he is. So many ppl mouth off to officers. He could have easily complied and stopped it from going where it went. Look at all the additional problems he caused… whose “power trip” was responsible for all that?
Exactly right!!!
Wow it's amazing the cop foresaw that and acted! Dimwit. We don't judge ppl by what they haven't done. The cop was wrong
The way the dog tracked him down is insane and terrifying
Dogs can smell termite colonies underground. Of course he's going to find a greasy scrub hiding in a bush.
I saw a veritasium video about just how fucking insane canine scent is and how deadly accurate police dogs are. He actually found that the best way to throw them off of finding you was to just distract them by reminding them that they’re dogs and dropping treats or pieces of meat and cheese away from where you go, but regardless your scent is like a fingerprint to their noses, and finding that guy was child’s play for the dog, which most likely followed the exact path he had taken running to that spot, backtracking and hiding
Cheat code ngl indeed very scary 😢
Not really pretty normal
It's what they do....exceptionally well, I might add!
This feels like the officer easily could have just given him a warning. This escalated like crazy.
Even though he escalated, he did tell him what he was detained and what was illegal. Then the guy didn't want to give the ID, which leads to detainment. Right when he was told the reasoning, he should of listened. Doesn't matter where or what the specific number is, that's enough. There's way worse officers who will escalate way worse.
he was going to give him a ticket and then he stuipidly refused to present ID
@@Pandize
Of course he is detained and no, you cannot arrest someone for a civil offense which is what this is. At worst he can give him a citation.
The key word is could have meaning it’s the officer choice they shouldn’t really let people off without consequences because the rule will never Be enforced and people will just do it
@@present3348he offered to show the cop his insurance and registration... If he wasn't acting so indignant it never would've reached the point of conflict. If he knew how to deescalate he could've said "oh great thanks, yeah let me get started with those and I'll explain the violation". He could've reasoned with the guy and understood his confusion instead of digging his heels in and goading him on with passive aggressive stuff like "why is this such a big deal to you?"
Good de-escalation makes life easier for everyone involved, this was bad policing imo.
Please, dear lord, let this officer find a job he's more qualified for 🙄
Amen!
@@onewheellank For real! 😂 Why did he detain the girl for grabbing his keys 😭
Ya this seemed unnecessarily escalated
@@alexrose3834dumb inbread knew what she was doing 🙄 played the pity card and won for trying to cover for her lover- i mean brother
Cop overstepped and escalated this entire encounter.. ID is like crack to some of these tyrants..
Like the comments say, "this has to be the ultimate turn something small into something major" I have ever seen. Went from leaving a car running, to a laundry list of offences.
And the charge for leaving the car running was dismissed...Is it just me or is 1 year a bit low for all these charges?
It’s by design
364 days in jail ..acting like an ass will probably last the rest of his life.
Yeah the cop really turned it into the big deal.
This one is all on the cop. He was a controlling asshole and escalated the whole thing from no big deal to a disaster.
The perp's sister wasn't trying to hide evidence, she was only turning off her brother's running car and getting the keys because it was running there outside her house and they took off. That could have prevented him from looping back around and taking off in the car too, she may have even have been thinking that. The perp was a true POS, but the sister seemed like a good person asking him to stop and wasn't trying to be devious or anything. To the perp: Your actions show your maturity, not your age. Stop asking age like it means something, while you're out there acting like a child.
And of all that would have left him w a dead battery since leaving the hazard lights flashing, although good intentions by the sister
@@Stratos53100Hazards would take a really long time to kill the battery, unless the battery sucks.
I agree. He was wrong but uess the car was secured by another law enforcement she just was helping them out. Anyone could ha e taken the car. He could have circled back around and took it. He was a little aggressive with her. He could have said I need the keys. She would have handed them over. The end.
Car was running so battery would not be going dead.
@@furbysmith3240 I think they meant if the sister turned off the car and took the keys, leaving the hazards on would drain the battery. But unless it's a bad battery, those hazards would need at least 12 hours to drain it, but the cops would impound it way before that anyway. And since they would have the keys, they would likely turn off the hazards too.
“Florida has a long and rich history of shirtless men running.” Great quote, great commentary , great video. And very much appreciate the outcome update.
Florida is hot!
Literally today was 92 better than what it was a couple weeks ago.
That cracked me up too.
Nothing like Broward county
That part had me rolling 😂
IMO, the cop needlessly escalated the situation. The guy obviously isn't an angel, but methinks the cop was just pissed because the guy didn't grovel at his feet.
Its still crazy how a dog can track down someone over so big distances
amazing asset
Remember that the next time you fart with a dog in the same space.
"Well..he's a dog, it's kinda his job.'
@theoink636 you say that like it impossible for someone or thing to suck at their job.
I've met dogs who hunt down pythons in the everglades. I've met dogs who hunt hogs. I've met dogs who find lost people. They are magnificent animals.. .perhaps someday the animals who hurt them will think twice (pray they will)
I understand how it can be a confusing and seemingly arbitrary law, but both of their attitudes caused this situation to escalate farther than it needed to
EXACTLY! The cop 100% started this, but the dude got too defensive (which I understand), and made it worse. But this is why people start to hate cops. The cop didn't need to come out this hot.
@@g1mmedatdome284 I had the same reading. It sucks to have to comply with something that seems like bullshit, but it's the best course of action. Better to challenge a citation in court then have your life completely derailed.
Bat shnit crazy law
@@g1mmedatdome284it seems liek the dude was correct to fear these cops. they pulled a K9 on him for leaving his car running. Florida is a fucked police state
@@zacharycumminsjust comply and fight it in the courts not the cops fault for enforcing the law.
It's absolutely crazy how things escalate within minutes. Within the first 2 minutes of their interaction, it goes from just checking in with the person who left their car on to possibly giving them a warning, but then to actually detaining the person.
The cop was doing everything possible to push buttons and escalate this contact. This is an example of a bad cop.
@@lennychorn147 Yep, he didn't want to just write stupid ticket. He escalated as they are trained to do
@@CraigGrant-sh3in yea youre definitely black
The cop was bullying him bruh
@@doorknob8972yeah you’re definitely ignorant and sad
The devilish facial hair should get him an extra 10 days.
If he had a really good lawyer and just sat down after the first case, he probably could have gotten the original charges dropped. The fact that he got in trouble again and even flipped his Jeep to try and avoid consequences just proves he is crazy and a danger to his community…
If he would have just shut his damn mouth and not acted stupid, this was an easy one. He was on private property and police do not have the authority to issue traffic citations like this on private property (trust me, I looked up the law in Florida). Yeah, the cop had no authority in that instance, but it's not something you argue there... you take it to court.
Flipped his jeep?
@@vdub7090 - Did you not listen to the voiceover at the end?
@@johndeeregreen4592 - Five seconds of Google searching suggests that they actually DO have the authority to issue traffic citations on private property in two specific scenarios:
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1. If the landowner has a written agreement with law enforcement (unsure whether or not that was the case here, but it's certainly possible that any large apartment complex like this one might choose to do so):
"Florida Statute 316.006(3)(b), which states that an officer “may exercise jurisdiction over any private road…if the county and party…owning or controlling such road or roads provide, by written agreement…for county traffic control jurisdiction over the road.”
Basically, if a land owner (apartment, condo, shopping center, etc) has a written agreement with law enforcement, then the cops may issue traffic citations on their private property".
2. If the public may travel by motor vehicle on that property (while the entire apartment complex is presumably private property, the public are presumably not restricted from entering the roads and carparks of this private property, such as when visiting residents etc.):
"This office has stated that the provisions in Chapter 316, Florida Statutes, are enforceable on private property only if the public may travel by motor vehicle on such property.[3] This conclusion is based on section 316.640, Florida Statutes, which provides, in part, that municipalities must enforce state traffic laws on all municipal streets and highways "wherever the public has the right to travel by motor vehicle."
[3] See Ops. Att'y Gen. Fla. 90-68 (1990), 88-05 (1988), 86-59 (1986) and 83-84 (1983)."
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TH-cam seems to almost always removes any comments containing links, but you can Google these direct quotes to find the references. The first is from a criminal defence law firm in Florida, the second from the website of the Florida Attorney-General.
Yea I hear you. But I think the cop power tripped a little. But it was all avoidable. After all the cop did say he’s only been doing this a few months. Nobody else seems to think the cop power tripped. They were in the area looking for someone else. If they where that busy the would have seen him and said hey your vehicles running don’t do that have a good evening and kept looking for the person they where looking for.
The dog has a hold of him and he STILL thinks he has some sort of control over the situation.
all you do is drive ur thimb in the dogs eye and that's all it takes you sick a dog on someone they are gonna defend themselves and should cops are POS
Ego maniac
The cop apparently thought he had a hold of the situation too. So what’s your point here.
clearly he did. couldve killed the dog 3 times over if he wanted. you need eyes checked. they kicked andpunched him and he still had the dog.
@@cerberus1166 he HAD the dog. He wasn’t a attacking the dog. He didn’t it the dog at all. And he didn’t have control of it
a 36 y/o man having a tantrum and calling his sister when all he needed to do was give his ID. ridiculous. he's a perpetual victim
He was only concerned about the safety of his precious Nephew...and then a Dog bit him for no reason...Black LIES Matter
12:13 "I can't breathe" yep, he's got the latest version of the victim script
insane how he wanted his tantrum on instagram live
Man stfu you have no idea what a petty crime is do you?
@@harrykuheim6107 You're too simple to be commenting on matters like that. You aren't smart. I know you think you are, but only stupid people believe that.
To be fair, the officer was not using the best decorum to de-escalate the situation.
The officer was doing his job! The driver chose to be argumentative!
“Florida has a long and rich tradition of shirtless men running”
Excuse me, what? 💀
That is the most Florida comment ever.
@@StellarOutdoors Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth - is the only book, each of us daily need.
Luke 4:4 KJV
And Jesus answered him, saying, It is written, That man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God.
Matthew 4:4
But he answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.
Seems racist as 💩 to me brother!
Florida man... ''Strikes again''
@danielpounds9917
Yeah, cuz "Florida Man" is the ultimate race.
Is there a reason why the officer didn't instruct him to simply turn off his vehicle and pocket the keys? I'm fairly certain this could've been handled in a VERY different way by both the officer and the man. Crazy.
@camelliainzurich1262 my God, is that what you got out of their comment?
Look into an education perhaps. Your comprehension is horrible. 😂
Once the cop saw the unattended running vehicle it was probable cause for a contact. Once the driver came out and admitted to being the (negligent) driver, the scene became an investigation (a "stop"). Really it's on the cop for letting the scene get out of control from this point on. There's important Supreme Court Of The United States (SCOTUS) case-law that covers most of this (Whren v. US, Illinois v. Wardlow, Pennsylvania v. Mimms, Maryland v. Wilson, Bredlin v. California, Chimel v. California, Terry v. Ohio, Graham v. Connor)
Here's the train of shame of errors by both parties:
1) The Driver acted (and may have believed, despite the explanation from the cop) as if he hadn't done anything wrong - this ain't the 1960s, they ain't just "looking for browns".
2) The Cop let the driver aproach a running vehicle without identifying him or verifying ownership first - basically a setup for a suspect fleeing in a vehicle.
3) The Cop let the driver enter the vehicle without detaining him, and then doing a quick threat search first - basically a setup for a suspect pulling out a weapon he didn't see with his quick visual peek inside the vehicle.
4) The Driver, unaware of the legal requirement for a stop, though he had an opinion that overrode the Cop's - and refused to listen to lawful instructions.
5) The Cop didn't de-escalate by explaining that he just wanted to verify he is the owner of the vehicle, check to make sure nothing ELSE is wrong - write him a ticket and be on both of their ways.
6) The Driver initiated a phone call to "someone" inside the building "asking for help" - this is super dangerous for the Cop, he has no idea who is coming out and with what intentions or potential weapons. That innocent/naive "asking for help", is actually an escallation to the Cop (you might not like reading that, but the above SCOTUS caselaw of Graham v. Connor - says we must look as an objectively reasonable person from the Cop's perspective).
7) The Driver continuing to not listen to instructions was now not listening to instructions about his belated detention (resisting the officer).
8) The Driver upon hearing the officer calling for backup, batters the officer to break free, and then flees (fleeing and eluding)
9) The Cop and his backup now have to search a large area becasue the Cop wasn't in shape to keep up with the suspect.
10) The Driver hid in a nearby location and then hoped he wouldn't get found, but dogs are better than that.
11) The Driver hit the police dog once he was found (assaulting an K9)
12) The Driver continued to refuse to follow commands, prolonging the dog-bite until he eventually was dragged out.
13) The Driver got arrested for now what is a long list of crap that didn't need to happen.
14) The Driver continued being mouthy in holding, rather than shutting the heck up and letting that 5th Amendemnt work for him - too busy still believing hie was only a victim and did nothing wrong despite obvious signs around him that he should have doubts (typically the jail cell slamming home does it though).
Once a situation has presented itself so that a cop has to make contact for the event - there are certain minimum things that must be done: Identity, warrant check. If the police stopped a person for something and then didn't do those two things, you could have a case where if that person was wanted for an ongoing crime spree - their department might be potentially civilly liable for anything that that suspect did until they were eventually aprehended. If the ID comes back as a match, there are no warrants or extensive history of criminal behavior, and the story checks out - it's the cop's leeway (based on department policy) whether or not he writes the ticket for the unattended running vehicle. It's at this descision point that the officer's interpretation of the interaction weighs on the descision - not 5 minutes of begging, downplaying, and then fighting and running before he even gets through the other stuff.
We have this culture of presumption that cops want to f-up your day, in the last 10-20 or so years, there is almost no way that can happen anymore WITHOUT consequences, more so even in the last 5 years. FAFO works both ways pretty reliably now, so we need to be teaching kids "take your licks" (own your actions and their consequences) - if you feel like you were given more licks than you deserved, TALK TO A LAWYER FIRST, then deal with it in the courts. You don't file an excessive force or harassment complaint on the streets... They have a form for that online now.
I say, give a Cop a chance to show you they are looking out for you and everyone else, and let them surprise you with kindness - don't presume malicious intent, it darkens your soul. Like Yoda said: "...Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering..."
You CAN. Go right out there, bro'
@@Real_Tim_S Oh WOW real tim. You does go right over the top. A law school drop out??
@camelliainzurich1262 sovereign citizen bullshit.
The craziest part of this is that this guy really thinks the hospital staff cares about wtf he says happened to him.
Nope, we dont care😂 also if he wouldve done some crazy things and got arrested for it, hospital staff wouldve given him hard time too lol
they're supposed to, its called the hippocratic oath
@TheBlunttake And how are tgey doing him aby harm by not caring?
@@TheBlunttakethey have to treat him, not BELIEVE him .
I’m surprised they didn’t sedate him
14:16 My Favorite Line "Well he's, He's a ... He's a Dog"
Made me lol😂
has the same energy as "you sir, are a fish"
I’m gonna be honest, at first the man was complying, but the cop really wanted to get drug charges and really escalated the situation.
If he wanted to get drug charges he would've walked his dog around from the start.
@@present3348he was complying. He offered to give him everything he had. This cop is a pig
Comply? As stated, you seem to not fully grasp the meaning of the word, here, let me provide you with the Statue: 23123.5 VC. No person driving, or in charge of, or in control of, a motor vehicle shall permit it to stand unattended without first stopping the engine, locking the ignition, removing the key from the vehicle, and effectively setting the brake.
@@present3348you DONT HAVE TO PROVIDD YOUR ID, THAT WAS AN ILLEGAL REQUEST, YOU ARE AS BAD AS A RAPIST
For all you smarty pants, if the cop didn’t escalate this why didn’t he simply just warn the man and let him turn off his car? I for one didn’t know leaving my car on to take my niece or nephew home could land me in jail. Bro was COMPLETELY compliant and the beginning of this interaction, and when the “suspect” started asking basic questions like what’s the real issue here, the cop ignored him and continued prying like the man had a body in the trunk or something. He literally used the citation crap to i.d. A man that left his car on and was asking if thats the only issue.. All of this was avoidable. When cops are playing with people’s livelihood that arrogant snarky entitled shit needs to go out the window. That shouldn’t even be legal. These are peoples LIVES; and in what setting other than entertainment are those actions OR that attitude appropriate for a professional???
Almost arresting the sister was too much, she was calm and did what most reasonable siblings would do. Egos were flaring
even the guy did nothing wrong once cops hunt you for no reason what can you do? Have you been to jail? Until marijuana was made legal that is all cops did in Michigan making me a felon 2 times over for legal pot still with our governor who FAKED being kidnapped (a felony) promised to expunge all marijuana records if elected and did NOTHING for us. Authority brings ego's and when men are in their 20's they USUALLY make the WORST cops. This first cop was young, dumb, and made this man a felon out of sheer fear of police.
She wasn't arrested.
The cop should be supended and evaluated for duty. Did a very poor job diffusing conflict.
@@boxesbinslidsllc And almost is a word that means 'A thing that didn't happen, but could have under very slightly different circumstances.' Reading comprehension is a great tool to use before writing a comment. Lmao.
@@stoiccrane4259If numpty just complied none of this would have happened. I don’t understand how stupid some people are and people like you justify their stupidity.
It’s pretty easy to avoid this type of situation but yet so many people can’t help themselves
Preaching
Yeah cops can't help themselves.
Yeah all he had to do was not leave his car running and lick the cops boots when he was confrontational.
@@cesarmedina7080 someone probably called because the loser was blasting music from his running car with nobody in it while occupying someone elses assigned spot (he knew he was, hence the flashers). All he had to do was go, "oh sorry, I was gonna just run in real quick and I got distracted, let me move to the correct parking and shut it off" and go about his night with no further problems.
Nice to have a privileged life to be able to trust in your police. Ignorance is bliss.
The officer was provocative. The guy was already walking out the door . All the cop had to do was give him a verbal warning & remind him of the laws. The guy was calm and apologised. There was no need for this. Just a cop wanting some action
Agree that was completely over the top. I would call it a racist attack.
Couldn’t agree more!!!!!
"Hey Buddy can you just turn it off and remove the keys?"
(Said with a smile)
"Yes sir mo problem"
"Ok thanks you have a good night"
There was a movie that came out a long time ago called "Colors"
It was about a rookie cop being trained by a seasoned one. His biggest obstacle was trying to get the rookie to understand how much treating others with respect and courtesy was to getting them to comply with your request was.
exactly.
But, according to what he said; the cop had just spent 10 minutes watching the idling car, waiting around for this dumbass, and getting increasingly annoyed / suspicious.
I can hear the aggravation in his voice as well as the suspicion. Cops are used to criminals lying to them and hiding things and this guy was obviously both nervous (likely because of the lack of valid license), confused (because he's a dumbass), and then dismissive/ obnoxious (because he's a dumbass/reacting to the cap and also can't control his emotions).
2 pissed off guys in a bit of an ego battle, but one of them has the force of law & "the system" behind him, and the other is too stupid and stubborn to recognize an unwinnable situation.
Excellent movie, Sean Penn was so young in it…
The officer needed to write him a ticket. So he needed his ID. The scumbag didn't want to get his ID, and that's arrestable.
I’m so thankful to have a fully functioning brain.
Winning comment😂
Me too. Ive always obeyed police & LOVE K9s. Treat ppl with respect & u get respect.
@@spicyirwin5835 What does this vid have to do with respect?
dont be so sue. in a situation like this where a cop tries to trigger you after a long stressful days. i doubt ur brain could handle that crap
It’s easy to judge someone when you aren’t in that situation at the moment.
When someone is under stress, the brain doesn’t function well. Stress hormones (cortisol) impairs memory. Under threat, circulation goes right to the lungs and heart to help a person prepare to fight or flee. Adrenaline kicks in for the same reason. This is why people make poor decisions like this. That’s why officers are trained military style- that way muscle memory kicks in when a situation escalates. Same with ER doctors/nurses- you have to re-certify for CPR training every two years, because in stressful situations, your brain might need time to get its bearings, but muscle memory will kick in right away.
If he was an experienced officer, he would have recognized the signs of stress response from the dude and tried to de-escalate it, but his own adrenaline got in the way of clear thinking and he just reacted (again, this is the military-type training kicking in) to the dude resisting and perceived it as a threat. And honestly, rightly so, because plenty of people try and buy time so then can formulate a plan quickly and run or draw a gun.
This felt like the officer made it a lot worse than it needed to be. The guy did too, but this was a pretty arbitrary reason to hassle someone.
citizins need to be accountable for their behavior
I vehemently disagree, that dude was combative from the start
Not at all, the entire reason this is a law is because car jackings are so high and morons leave their cars running with kids in the back seat. The kids end up getting carjacked along with the car. This is a law to protect stupid people from other stupid people.
i agree. you could have just write the license plate down to send them a ticket and kept it moving. traffic violations are automatically a citation kinda offense. if the officer didnt have the authority to issue a traffic citation or didnt want to do the paperwork. just write the plate down, send it off to the bean counters and they will be more then happy to get their ass. I wouldn't be knocking on peoples doors for something a citation could take care of in this situation. Now if the intention was to just give the person a warning and let them know not to do it again, i can understand the interaction. but even combative tone aside i dont think there was a need to esclate it from the officers side. yeah the dude was an asshole and combative and in hindsight im sure he wishes he could have interacted with the officer a different way but i mean its late at night and he wasn't bothering anyone and the cop came looking for some shit.
@@spookwagen-thegreat1350the cop was yes. The guy even apologized
Yeah this doesn’t feel right, the cop escalated this way beyond what he needed too.
Glad I’m not the only one who thought this
well he needed a reason to feel superior over the citizen ofc!
Suspect says he is 36 years old, but he acts like a young child. Good for the cop not taking any BS from the suspect/child/instigator.
the cop is the child and instigator
@@blacksunshine9995 he was not respectful??? Did you even watch the video??
@@blacksunshine9995 like dude the cop kept bringing up stuff out of concern, then the suspect decided to get defensive, soon causing the officer to feel a bit threatened then giving him some good reasoning to detain him, THEN resisted the detain soon escalating it to a arrest.
Cop talked to the guy like he was a piece of garbage from the start, over leaving his car running in a parking spot because the asshole complex will tow it if he actually parks.
Cop could have been nice about it but he was fishing for a reaction by being an ass, also lying when he said they would have let him go when five minutes earlier he said they were giving him a citation.
@elianimationgames1327 buddy you must have not watched the beginning of the whole interaction.
Cop was talking to the guy like he was scolding a child and the dude was apologetic and not raising his voice at all.
Wait so he lectures the guy about leaving the keys in the running car and then when he comes back and she actually shut it off and took the keys, he also gets all worked up and wants to arrest her for it at first? Seems like this cop is out looking to start problems.
Not a lawyer, but that could be tampering with evidence
@@matthewradtke9573 ::: The point of the law is to prevent people from stealing vehicles so conveniently with the keys in the ignition.
She prevented that by performing the same action the cop attempted to perform.
The officer did exactly what the guy needed to hear; giving a reasonable consequence in leaving the vehicle running unattended. If the guy didn’t know why if he had listened the first time there would not have been a need to be told repeatedly. The guy was offended and didn’t like what he heard. Sounds like he has a problem with following a rational conversation and thought process. He has a problem submitting to authority and feels he should be allowed to do whatever he wanted. It’s obvious he has poor judgment by not following court orders and repeating irrational behavior getting into deeper trouble with the justice system. The guy is a hot-head who doesn’t listen. You sound just like him.
I was thinking the same thing the cop was acting like she made him run and blamed it on her he was being kind of a dick
The cop was VERY much just looking for problems. He’s the prime reason why people LOATHE police.
Telling the dog "I don't want to hurt you, please stop biting me."...was really funny to me for some reason.
"Have a good..... life or whatever..."
*"Do you have a card"*
"Lol no."
I had a similar encounter about 3 years ago. Cop told me that i left my engine running, i thanked him, and we joked about me wanting my car to be stolen and that was it. But hey, of course you can go to jail for years and lose all your money instead, i mean why not.
So, you didn't get tased and kicked in the back of the head while in handcuffs as the leo yelled "stop resisting"?? You're truly living a blessed life!
@@montezuma6962 Maybe that's because he wasn't a fool like the one in the video.
@@montezuma6962When did that happen? It sure wasn't in this video. But let's assume it happened just as you said and that it was malicious and unnecessary. I would vehemently condemn any such actions by the officers ... and then direct you to the graph that has "fuck around" on one axis, and "find out" on the other axis. There are educational videos on the topic you may find illuminating.
@@montezuma6962 did you miss the part where he said he didn't act like a fucking insufferable douchebag trying to cause a scene?
One thing I learned from these vids: things escalate quickly for no reason.
The reason is almost always the same; the subject refuses to go with the process. It's very simple, but the kid made a simple thing go all wrong. He didn't even show that he was the owner of the truck. If he hadn't been so stupid it would have been resolved in a minute or so.
*Ego. The suspect's ego kicks in & his behavior demonstrating that his emotional maturity stopped developing somewhere around fourth grade comes to the fore, triggering the officers frustration being fed up with dealing with selfish, entitled, obstinate smegheads. Then the officers ego assumes control and we are off to the races!*
Wonder if race has anything to do with it; ie. never seen an Asian guy go bonkers like this.
@@evalilith6703 So you would prefer to do time in jail instead of just answering the questions and admitting you were wrong? It was against the law, because he said he didn’t know isn’t an excuse. Good luck to you, sounds like your jail time is coming up.
@@flagmichaelcan't the cop just send him a ticket? Tow the truck if he don't turn it off because it unattended?
He did no crime. He didn't hurt no one.
I don't know what runs through these people's minds that they think violently resisting and running away is somehow going to help them in a situation like this. It just baffles me to think some people's minds work that way.
fight or flight, for some people its just a click that goes off in their brain.
alcohological thinking
@@mom21gr8gal8 They don't seem to understand how bodycams work. It should be illegal for them to sell their footage to a news source if it is they who are commiting the crime, if it isn't already. He is just a 3yo trapped in the body of a 30yo.
and people constantly defending said actions and blaming the police who's literally doing their job that they are paid to do
Truth is they have no mind or brain .Thick as planks...
I am not in law enforcement, but I can truthfully say, that if you hit or hurt my dog, you will quickly come to understand "hell hath no fury...."
Cop could have been a little chill at the start, but man that escalated quickly.😂 Florida Man never disappoints.
I agree, I feel the cop kinda escalated it though by kept going on about it aggravating the guy even after he apologized and was off to likely fix the issue.
BS!!! WTF are you talking about? "Could have been a little Chill" !? Give me a friggin break. He was perfectly On Point. He was dealing with a stupid 2 year old, or didn't you get that? Some grown ups are Actually Adults and some adults Never grew up and he is a perfect example of someone that is stunted in his development to adulthood - with a Victim Complex and it's all BS and manipulation. These kinds a jerks are the worst. Mr. Phony tough guy with Zero self respect and Zero dignity. Another way of putting it - he's a masochist.
@@blacksunshine9995 There is absolutely nuance on both sides. In my view both made unnecessary mistakes. But the thing is, it`s like on the street, you have to give respect to the bigger guy, and in an interaction with cops, they certainly are the bigger guy. Like on the street, if you are lucky and the guy is chill you can get away with being assertive or not respectful, but you can easily get a whooping too. He had clearly an issue with authority, something some men although most younger men have. He could have avoided the altercation by being respectful, don`t you think?
@@Kenny-yl9pc very well stated and yes, I agree.
@@blacksunshine9995 He was aggressive, he did not give him the ID even though the officer asked for it multiple times, but he preferred to call his sister and do something on his phone. When the officer tried to detain him, he was suddenly like I can give you my ID, but still resisted and broke the officers nose and ran. Im sorry but you cannot put that on the officer. When you are on the street, and you try to be assertive to a bigger guy, you can get a whooping, and he certainly did. Your comment just shows your hate for the police, nothing more, that is not objective. He was not cooperative, he did not take the situation nor the officer serious, he thought he was above that and does not need to play by the rules. He resisted every step of the way. He did not even stop the engine but instead went for the wallet like that matters in that moment. That is on him. If you think its ok how he reacted, then go ahead and try your luck next time in a police interaction and see how it's going to be.
I absolutely love how they dropped his first charge. Kinda like, “See that? You would have gotten no sentence at all- but now look.” 😂
The cop escalated the whole damn thing cause the guy wouldn't lick his boots That's a fact
You're an oxygen thief, that is a fact. @@EJ-74
@@EJ-74 the guy was aggressive and confrontational and didn't hand over his ID when asked, I can almost guarantee he would've just been let off with a warning and MAYBE a ticket if he just remained rational instead of acting confrontational, coming up with excuses, and disobeying lawful orders
it's completely his own fault for everything else that happened
@@EJ-74 wtf are you on the dude just had to answer and be respectful to the officer. Instead he came up with excuses, avoided eye contact, escalated the situation, resisted and told friend to live stream to make the cops look bad then he assaults not only cops but an innocent police dog. The dog should've torn him up way more.
🤣
He’s freaking out because he was asked for his ID. Florida, you never fail to entertain. 🇺🇸
America is always right , cops are always right. They are never , ever wrong . For sure,
SovCit… likely on the dole. Is hypocrisy edible?
Florida is the cesspool of the United States.
"Florida Man Cam" could be a stand-alone body cam channel.
Popcorn?
A ticket for leaving a car running? JFC this cop was bored.
I really think this time I’m going to defend the owner. He was being polite up till the 3:00 min mark. He was being harassed and the cop should have handled something this minor a little differently. He made the guy angry when all this was no big deal really
You have to produce ID when asked, the guy caused the problem himself.
Not it some circumstances, you don't
@@Cloudy_zzz
Yes, it was a 'human on human' reaction, not a scared citizen on power tripping cop reaction.
Polite does not equal cooperative/responsive. There was probable cause for the contact, and the Driver did nothing to help the officer satisfy his investigation other than the initial "Yeah it's my vehicle".
Also helps if the DL and insurance you promissing to provide is valid, which it wasn't if you listen to the charges at the end... Driver likely knew this and that's why he looked like he wanted to rabbit (body language, showed he wanted that interaction over NOW, knowing that the longer it went on the more likely the Cop was going to discover big problems).
@@Cloudy_zzz FYI only when a law is being broken which yes in this case as stupid as the law was here it was being broken.
The expectation police have for people not to do anything about a dog mauling them is ridiculous
Right?! As a non-American what usually surprises me most about these videos from the US is the comment sections that are most of the times siding with the cops. First of all: NOBODY likes a lecture by a stranger about their own property and how to handle it. Yes, he is a cop, but he's also a human and a stranger, too. So don't act all superior just because you're a cop - it comes off as power-trippy instead of honest concern. He could have just asked him NICELY to turn off the vehicle without all the unnecessary lectures. SECOND: How insane is it to expect someone getting attacked by a dog to not try and fend off the animal - I love dogs and respect K9s, but if a police dog came after me my priority concern is not my previous wrong doing, it is not getting hurt. That's just human instinct. I'm sure the dog can take it, this man had no weapon on him to seriously hurt the dog. Fun fact: On average, US officers spend around 21 weeks training before they are qualified to go on patrol. WITH FIREARMS! As a German this to me is absolutely bonkers. Especially in a country where not only cops carry firearms but almost half of the civilian population also does. This short training time and in many cases poor training leads to escalations like this. I'm not trying to bash the US or anything, but I honestly wouldn't want to live there. I'd feel so unsafe, it's mental. We have police violence in Germany, too, unfortunately - but nowhere near as bad!
If you watched to the end, it was a charge--that doesn't necessarily mean guilt, He had a court date where he could have easily protested the charge against the dog. What we see is very blurred, but if the judge sees unedited footage and agrees with his protest about said charge, that one charge would have been dropped.
However, he not only skipped his court date a month after the initial arrest, but when officers went to arrest him for skipping court, he took off in his jeep leading to a high speed chase resulting in a nasty crash. THAT'S where his real heavy charges stuck him in prison for a year.
Oh and ultimately that dog charge was dropped in the end anyways.
Side note, what a good dog! Always impressed with how well they can track a suspect down.
@@kaoskartoffel6572 I'm not a big fan of cops, but the reason that he is acting superior is that, at that moment, he is. This entire huckabuck could have been avoided if dude just showed ID. There is NEVER a time that wrestling a cop, or running from one, is going to be a great idea.
@@kaoskartoffel6572Germany sends police to arrest people for social media posts. Sit down nazi
@@WhoIsJohnCleland In a large majority of states you are not required to show a cop ID unless you are pulled over while driving a vehicle. Also he had no issue showing the officer his ID he just wanted to confirm the law he violated before handing out personal information which is completely reasonable. The officer escalated this when his fee fee's got hurt.
They always ask "Why did you stop me?" and "Am I under arrest?" The officer told him about the infraction and that he was being detained. He answered both those questions, but it still didn't sink in. What can you do with someone like that? It's like their brain shuts down.
"You need to teach these guys better."
No, YOU need to learn how to listen better.
I think 'sovern citizens' are so stupid they have to repeat same 5 words for a minute to understand what they mean. 😂
"he didnt even read me my rights or tell me why I was being arrested" neither were the case before you assaulted the officer and ran off you bozo.
@adamlanza1890 duh. Could it be their not getting the truth.some of these jackass idiots can't understand 3 to 4 words. Hell 3rd graders understand. 18:03
@adamlanza1890 they are legally within their right to do that. If you don't like it then get off your ass and vote for someone that will change it. Whining about it in youtube comments isn't going to do shit lmao
This is a simple situation that escalated for no bloody reason.
@@ThaiSoup39 The cop was a bit of a smug dick. The perp didn't seem like a bad guy. Nontheless he should have complied as much as possible from the getgo. You generally can't win in court against a cop but if you comply you can always get lawyer if you think the cop was in the wrong.
It's pointless to try resisting or fighting with a cop (verbally or otherwise) at the scene of a citation or arrest. You will NEVER win or convince them to change their minds on arresting you or giving you a citation they have already set their minds on issuing. As already stated, get a lawyer and battle it out in court. There at least is a possibility that you can get things dismissed or thrown out there.
@@badfeng When suspects don't want to provide ID, there is usually much more going on. I also don't see where the cop is smug, he gave plenty of explanation and opportunities.
@@ThaiSoup39Pride and ego will have you looking like a fool every time. All he had to do was provide the requested documentation.
Naw, he wanted to be a drama queen and ask to go live on Instagram and then put himself in the position to get bit.
He didn't have to experience all that, he CHOSE to. Don't blame the Police.
It was infuriating. Wasn’t it?
I'm usually on the side of the cops, but this cop definitely escalated the situation.
How❓❗️ By asking him 50 times for his ID❓❗️
Or by responding 50 times to the question
🗣️ AM I UNDER ARREST?
By calmly saying:
👮🏻♂️ You are being detained. Now give me your ID.
Or are you saying the K9 officer was aggressive when
✅ After chasing the suspect WHO RAN FROM THE COPS AND RESISTED… 🏃♂️💨•••• 🚓
*was found by the K9 🦮 **_hiding in bushes_** and had to be told 50 times to 👮🏻♂️🗯️ Come out❗️ Stop resisting❗️ Don’t hit the dog❗️*
Yeah *how dare a cop keep asking questions to the guy refusing to answer questions* ••• that cop should be fired for:
✅ Not arresting him immediately❗️
did they both escalate the situation? Jeep owner could have easily said I'm sorry man i didn't think i would be in there that long, here's my license and insurance. may or may not have received a citation and been on his way.
but yeah this cop is a problem. telling the lady her saying calm down escalated it.
that's true. after watching the whole video he repeatedly overreacted and abused his authority.
@@carrmann3038 The jeep guy instantly apologised and was very chill, the cop was a dick from the start. Stop sucking off every cop you see when this guy clearly did a shit job
Personally I think the officer escalated the situation in the beginning. However the suspect didn’t need to be such a jerk.
yes i think too always submit and obay a us police officer. im happy i dont live there. too much violence.
He made it worse but the cop was making a mountain out of a mole hill. He was lecturing him on leaving a car running for a couple minutes which isn't a big deal. In northern states almost everyone does this in winter. The law is stupid. If it gets stolen that's on him. It's a victimless crime. It's more akin to the work a hall monitor would do than an actual cop. But I wouldn't have escalated and would have gotten the encounter over with so I could go about my day. IMO that law reflects poorly on the police department and shows low faith in them on the state and local level. "We are incapable of sufficiently doing our jobs and deterring crime so were going to victim blame instead." Not a great look.
@@HaveYouMetMyFist The police office was calm and polite. The dude has no ID and no insurance to show. That is why he started a buzz and hit the officer, run away and almost kill the dog. That dude is violent and caused a lots of trouble. If he had a gun he would start shooting everybody. He is dangerous for society
I can't believe i had to search the comments so long to find someone else saying that--yeah, the cop was intentionally dragging out the interaction with BS, like he was 'hoping' to catch the guy in something. The cop was provoking him... and it worked.
@@ingridfong-daley5899 Thank you! Someone with a brain.
The primary cop failed to deescalate from the start of the interaction, which directly led to the guys behavior. When the cop failed to catch him, he went back to the vehicle and tried to escalate further with the guys sister. One bad cop caused all of this.
I guess you watched a different video then us.
Dude turned a maximum of a small fine into an entire year in jail, and honestly considering those charges and the state this happened in that is incredibly lenient.
Cop probably wouldn't have written a ticket anyways if he knew how to respect authority. Maybe he'll learn now.
Luckily this wasn't in Wisconsin or he'd probably had all the charges dropped & the court would have given him a free breakfast at I-Hop!
Let’s hope the other convicts enjoy him regularly!!
Yes it was lenient. I live in Md. he could have been facing up to ten years' imprisonment and up to a5000.00 fine. Just for the battery on a LEO
@@LeKapitaine i think you meant a nazi/ukranian dude. Their soldiers are covered head to toe in nahtzee tattoos
I absolutely died at the last officer saying “have an absolutely blessed life or something.” 🤣🤣🤣
He's been working there for months but has probably heard the same story enough for a lifetime.
Man, you can't make this up. Cop's like "Well whatever. It's your problem, buddy." 🤣
that officer was a complete ahole. really hope he gets disciplined or fired and they take his dog away.
The tempermant of a teenage girl and he's trying to be a cop 😂
Gon' be a real hard life for him
They had to bring out the dogs cause this man left his car running? That's wild as hell to me.
He brought it to that point in the first place,
@@ReD_paXthe cop did that wth
@@justinmathis7707 Clearly didn't, all the guy had to do was apologise, explain himself calmly and not contest the officer, and the officer would've just moved on
@@ReD_paXHe literally does exactly that at 1:20
@@ReD_paX that’s not a law dummy and he had to have done something nazi ass boy
This cop escalated this situation unnecessarily. Think he was having a slow night and likely bored and couldn't even handle one skinny dude 😂
Pro Tip: Fight the ticket/arrest/detention whatever in court, not on the street. Comply with commands. Guess what, if the officers are in the wrong, you get a massive payout. So...
No... not good enough. Office want blood for a minor infraction. Could have let it go but ego got in the way
@@RayzerSharpeor change the law or follow. Don't be stupid
Tons of cases get thrown out, they mostly side with police, you watch too much TV theater.
I lived in Florida for 52 years and I had no idea this was a thing. I can’t imagine how many times me and my friends left our cars running. Actually, one time we all met at a 7-Eleven. We all got in one car and drove to a sporting event. we were gone for over four hours. When we got back, one of our friends noticed that he left his car running the entire time. 😂
what if a drunk got in the car and drove it into a crowd of people? what if kids too the car for a joy ride and into a light pole at high speeds, etc.?
😂😂😂
"Left his car running the entire time 😂" low iq people
It's one of those laws that they don't actually care about, but use to their advantage when they're bored and feel like fucking with people.
Now that is a senior moment.
That was one excellent and stealthy K9. I don't think I heard one bark out of him - his handler made more noise than Cash did. And he was quick - once he caught the back-tracked scent, Cash went right to the guy and held him without a growl that I could tell. Great work by the officer and his K9. A year - that sounds like a good start (since previous criminal history was not cited) for this guy's life of crime.
I could never have found him. Id never fight with a K9 either. Penn monster escapee didnt when Loki detained by his head. LOKI is my hero today! Cash did an excellent job. Danelo didnt hurt Loki.💜🐾💜
@@nathannotimportant9379I hope one bites you again, my man! Keep up the criminal behavior!
Oh, my bad. I thought that was you in the video. My apologies. I'll ignore the nonsense you're spitting. Lol
Goodluck bud, you're gonna need all the spit you can muster to get the whole boot down.@@marijuanaknowsomething6743
Do you have any idea what happens to the dog?
Since we're talking about the dog, does anybody know if a police dog would attack police officers or do they know not to attack officers that are searching?
Sooooooo, every single bit of this could have been avoided?? Damn, I figured he initially ran because he had a warrant. These were the foolish actions of a boy in an adult's body.
People like you are why the world is in the state it's in. In your mind, everyone should be a good sheople and comply and do whatever they get told to do even if you aren't doing anything wrong.
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim I could give a shit less what other people do. If the guy hadn't just run instead of talking to the cop...all the problems he caused himself in this situation could have been avoided. The cops are going to chase him if he runs. He escalated the entire situation...then never showed up for his court hearing. Homeboy clearly doesn't take responsibility for his actions. But thank you for your input.
Mother of God. Dude literally turned a small infraction snowball into an avalanche for the rest of his life fleeing the law and spending time in prison. All because he had that giant chip on his shoulder. The definition of making a mountain out of a molehill.
Pretty sure this guy is a frequent flyer at his local jail.
He seems to think rules do not apply to him. He parks in residents parking spaces instead of the visitors lot. Got towed once for doing that and so he tried to game the system instead of just following the parking rules on that property. Thought by leaving it running with flashers on his jeep would not get towed a 2nd time...only this time his unattended running jeep was reported to the cops - didn't think he had to do what cops told him to do either...so do you think that after spending a year in jail he will park in the visitors lot next time he visits his sister? LOL
Mother of God,what a stupid thing to say
Hmmmm you vehicle seems to be running I'm going to need to see your papers.
The fuck are y'all talking about this man literally did nothing wrong. He just got arrested for leaving his fucking car running. He gave a reasonable, legit reason for why his car was running and he also tried to provide license and insurance. Mfs always see a black man getting arrested and instantly wanna prosecute him like seriously
He's getting way harsher time than so many other guys out there getting let out of jail for far worse things.
difference between republic and democratic..
Now that there's a "no bail" law, who knows what would happen. Listening to the consequences he got, well, I'm not sure how harsh or easy they were. All I know is politicians have given the courts no authority anymore. Lawbreakers have free reign in this country. It's disheartening to say the least.
@@MLAustin5 Fleeing the police, hit and run, not rendering aid, no license, failure to appear. He is an armed robber in the making.
100%
I just saw a video where a similar issue happened in Sacramento, CA, but that guy was arrested (but didn’t flee), he filed a lawsuit and was settled for $15k!
Criminals always seem to think the threat of a lawyer and demanding someone film the situation is going to stop the police from doing their job. What a chump. Guarantee the closest thing he has to a lawyer is a public defender who knows him on a first name basis.
Its crazy. They're used to bullying people around so it naturally comes out when in danger
How is he a criminal when all he did was just left keys in his car that’s the problem with police they like to pick petty stuff so they don’t get to do real work like stop school shooters for people getting killed every day
the other big issue is the obsession they have with being read their rights. lots of information, not a lot of it being factual.
filming the police is absolutely necessary because THEY are the biggest bullies!@@cowel8734
@@Creationsofmyown they're the same morons that say "are you a cop? Cause you have to tell me if you're a cop" 🤣
I live in a state where this is the law as well. It exists because people in high theft areas leave their vehicles wide open to theft and the police/government are tired of expending resources on what could be an easily preventable crime. It's a law against idiots practically giving away their cars to thieves and then raising Cain about it. Somewhere along the line we lost common sense so we had to make dumb laws in some crazy attempt to make people realize the obvious. I think the officer should reflect on how he handled this, but ultimately the suspect could have de-escalated as well by complying.
You don't arrest the owner of a car because people in the area are poor assholes. Like what?
@@GalacticLord You don't get arrested for it, it's like a traffic ticket. This guy got arrested for running and resisting after not complying with a lawful order.
common sence law but lots of people dont use common sence
The officer did NOTHING WRONG! One day you MIGHT learn NOT to make excuses for idiots!
ha ha raising cain's
First time seeing a police dog not actually bite the suspect. Amazing training.
He’s a Good Good Boy 😂
I think the dog nailed him in the forearm, that's why it was bandaged at the end.
They don't call the training for K9s "bite work" for nothing.
Bruh he bit him on the legs and in the crotch multiple times, did you not hear him towards the end ?
Most police dogs enjoy “fast food”. 🤣
The guy seemed to know how to control a dog fairly well without harming it. Not sure how that gets him an assault charge on the K-9. I’m not letting a dog bite me even if they want to pretend it’s an officer. I love a dog like most people but I’m not going to let it maul me.
“What subsection is that?”
“I dont have to tell you”
Bruh, giving a person valid reasoning and proof would immediately make anyone more understanding. Withholding that information makes the cop sound like a liar
im sayyyin bro, the moment you treat a man like your son, no telling what hes gonna do, its literally like a mental breakdown because we know they have the "authority" to do wtv they want
Agreed dude. And on top of that the cop tried to arrest the sister for taking the keys out of her brothers car like wtf. Isn’t the whole issue the running vehicle? And now your trying to put someone who solved the issue in cuffs while her kid is sleeping and she’s most likely confused about the situation herself?
This whole situation was pointless and unnecessary and could’ve been dealt with much better
@@YungTyeee treat a man like your son and apparently he'll break down and call his sister crying haha
@@john2.099 exactly, hes not his father, he needs to learn respect. he asked why he left the car on and he gave a reason and the cop didnt want to listen. he wanted to treat this dude any kind of way.
The cop doesn't have to prove anything to him, It would make traffic stops take forever. It's one thing to know the law, it's another to remember every subsection off hand. That's what court is for. Just give him ID, and you can follow up with a complaint, And If he gives you a citation, take it to court, and you'll find the subsection. people that want to hold court in a parking lot are just stupid.
Do you think if the cop said Florda State section 316.1975 paragraph (1) The dude would've concided and complied or do you think he'd have to look it up on his phone? do google search's of case law pertaining to section 316.1975. Maybe they can get some tables and chairs set up on the curb and establish a book of authorities.
Glad the dog was ok, good boy Baba you can hear how proud he is.
The dog was so quiet compared to his other comrades
WHO CARES ABOUT DOGS THO, 2023 NO ONE GIVES A FUCK ABOUT ANY ANIMAL BRO.
Love them doggos
me too, anyone injuring/attacking a dog is repulsive enough, but a police dog- they are considered officers, and now it's battery to law enforcement.
Absolutely ridiculous that people are starting to refer to dogs as officers. Dogs have no choice in the matter.
I feel sorry for that dude, I don't get bad energy from him either it's weird.
I was thinking the same
The cop is way too scared... and he can't run lol..dude needs a different job. That guy didn't do anything to deserve all that.. it wasn't even serious. Cop created an issue where there was none.
ya think he might have something to hide???? He acted like a tweaker, cops woulda found his stuff
@@markweiser3906 No he didn't lol...obviously you don't know how a tweaker acts.
I don't think he had valid licence or insurance. So he couldn't show his licence as he didn't have one. I think if he'd just been a bit more astute about his demeanour, the cop would have just given him a warning about leaving his car running unattended. I don't think the guy is particularly bad but he was operating the vehicle illegally. His instinct to run caused the situation to escalate. His failure to appear compounded the issue. His instinct to run a second time just made it worse. He was rather silly.
Even though suspect was in the wrong the police were over zealous in this case. At one point he was going to arrest the sister ffs. With all the (more serious) crime out there this should have been a case of “ Hey man did you know it’s an offence to leave your car running?, can you please turn that off and lock it. Thank-you, enjoy your visit with your nephew”
Exactly. Easy af
Because he was so shady this officer was thoroughly seeing the scope of this guy. Point is, whenever you don’t comply with the police for just getting your ID it’s a problem.
All of that would have happened if he would have just showed his ID. But that's a real good look for you, defending scumbags.
@@theshadowfax239 All of this would have never happened if the cop was like HEY please turn off your vehicle, its against the law but its okay not everyone knows that, have a goodnight and left. Really no one is being hurt in the process, LEO had to escalate once again.
Watch the videos of people catching child predators. They’ll literally admit to having CP and the police STILL won’t arrest them or even so much as show up. Fuck the police. THIS is what they spend their time doing. Absolutely worthless. I need to stop binge watching body cam and police videos because it just fucks my faith in our system over and over again. I don’t hate the police because of the fact that they have authority, I have the fact that they refuse to use it in a productive manner.
He lost any credibility as a man when he said, "I can't breathe" Such a cop out. Pun intended.
I would be in trouble most winter mornings when I start my car & let it run to warm up. This man unnecessarily escalated things, though.
Winters coming up. I would suggest checking your state and local laws to make you are breaking any laws. 😊😊😊
I have a spare key that I use to start n warm my car which I then lock so even tho it's running it can't be stolen idk if that's legal where you are.
I guess that’s not an issue in Florida
i thought it was a joke at first ...he left his car running for ten min ?????
was the cop bored or what ??
Trying to arrest the guys sister was retaliation at its pettiest
She, being someone who was known to the suspect, tampered with an active crime scene - who knows what else she pulled out of the car. Probably innocent/naive, but she basically just gave them probable cause to search her whole apartment. Cops didn't know who is in that apartment other than was was said (a statement isn't proof, it's a statement that needs to be verified).
Funny. I never seen the sister in handcuffs or being put in the back of a car. She tampered with evidence and he could of arrested her. He allowed her to explain her actions once he determined she was not a physical threat. Unfortunately families are known to get involved and commit crimes for there family members every day. She responded to the officer in a civil manner and was briefly detained and then allowed to continue her evening shortly there after.
@@puffybobs What crime did she commit?
@@corriblehunt4554That has been answered twice already. What you see as "petty" is a crime none the less. As a habit people need to not insert themselves into crime scenes or ongoing police action unless specifically requested or instructed by Law Enforcment - and ethically, family (though it REALLY EMOTIONALLY HARD) needs to not get involved.
@@Real_Tim_S He was being arrested for leaving his vehicle running. All she did was try to turn the engine off, after the suspect and officer had already left the scene. You're making a bigger deal of her actions than is necessary. Just like the cop did, at first. Before he realised how dumb he'd look . He couldn't catch the real criminal, so he went after his relative for a few seconds. The officer came to his senses. Odd that you haven't
lmao this was a good one, could have been ended with a simple "Sorry, im stupid af, here's my ID." and then take the ticket like a man and not run away
Then he doesn't show to court and get arrested again lol. And total his jeep
He did apologise and even appreciated the cop for looking out but yet the cop made it a way bigger issue than it needed to be.
But it is Florida. When in doubt ..... the answer is Florida.
@@cristianbazurto7028that’s what I’m saying
I’m unbiased I haven’t seen the full video yet
Cop escalated it by acting stupid
The instant switch from “GET THE F&$K ON THE GROUND, SHOW ME YOUR HANDS” to then “who’s a good boy” always gets me
I love how people think the more times they say something, it's going to change anything.
Geez there was no reason for this to escalate. The man could’ve just politely said “I’m sorry I thought I’d be like 5 minutes and was just being lazy. I’ll turn it off. Oh you want my ID? No problem I’ll get that right now.” Boom. Problem solved. Just be polite and communicate and don’t run off or start making a scene 🤦🏼♀️
He did not have a valid license is why he got uppity and knew he was in some trouble
He could have said, "Yeah, it was my car. I did it." He doesn't have to slam himself.
He decided to play street lawyer then amateur fighter. Now he has violence against police records.
Next time if the Police wrack him up nobody is going to worry about it.
Go back and watch the video from the beginning. The guy apologized several times to the officer in the very beginning but it didn't make a difference. This cop was trying to escalate the situation and that's exactly what happened.
@@offdacornerYes he apologized with a continued not listening and what the officer was saying and arguing so the apologies were absolutely BS
@@offdacorner Watch his behaviors more closely.... he's acting like he's in control of the situation.
Nothing will get a cop more upset than trying to run the show. They HATE it.
Something tells me that this guy is going to have more issues with the police. He just doesn't seem to learn. Glad the dog was alright.
Yeah I expect he makes bad decisions in other areas of life too.
He SHOULD have "issues" after this stupid, ill trained moronic cop turned a friendly traffic caution into several 'crimes', a year in jail, and the rest of his life ruined.....
He had no record prior. Back the blue until it happens to you. Any cop can ruin your life for any reason. If he just don't like the way you look, he will find a crime or escalate to violence then charge you with resisting. I've seen cops do it just cause the cop seen a guy with a hot girl and he wanted to bully the guy Infront of her, I've seen cops threatened driver to see how much it would take to make the driver cry. Most cops a sycophants
It was ruff... but he made it through.
Something tells me this officer has had just as many complaints about his ego and inability to de escalate these situations. What an unnecessary mess he allowed when it could have been solo much easier. Not saying man attitude helped by any means.
Bro, don’t ever, ever hit a dog. Ever.
fr and that would either make them terrified or angry and will have intentions to bite you
Cop was escalating. Honestly, dude was chill at first. Cop could have de-escalated, and he didn't, he was power tripping. That said, dude shouldn't have resisted. The subtitle about shirtless Florida men...that got me lol.
No.
Dude was obviously not going to comply from the start
Exactly
@@shinobi-no-bueno From the beginning the cop didn't even give the guy anything to comply to until he asked for ID. The cop was looking for an arrest. He wasn't even properly explaining the situation to the guy, he immediately started asking questions about a situation that isn't that big of a deal.
agree, this was all for something that should have been nothing… on both ends
That cop totally took his anger out on the sister for no good reason. It wasn’t wrong of her to secure his keys. And then, he goes on about his bloody nose…how they’re gonna have problems, as if it’s her fault. All after she’s been profusely apologetic & respectful. 😒
You're wrong. That vehicle was part of the police investigation. You do not interfere with it. Who knows what else she removed from the vehicle and hid inside her apartment. That we'll never know.
@@alextv8975 Actually, if it were a part of an active investigation, said property would’ve been cordoned off & secured by appropriate personnel.
@@novanero7847 . You watched the video right? The cop had to give chase. There were no other officers present to secure the vehicle.
@@alextv8975 I watched the video in its entirety. As a retired K9 officer, I can say there was no reason to even give chase. His vehicle was clearly not going anywhere & a simple run of the plates would’ve revealed his identity. If not, the cooperation of his sister would have. This is a case of horrible police work, period.
@@novanero7847 . Bottom line is you do not interfere with a police investigation. She clearly saw her brother fight the cop. A reasonable person would conclude that the vehicle should not be touched until the police are done with it. We're not talking about whether the officer handled it correctly. We're talking about a bystander stepping into the investigation.
I just saw a video where a similar issue happened in Sacramento, CA, but that guy was arrested (but didn’t flee), he filed a lawsuit and was settled for $15k!
Big tough guy decided to resist instead of just turning off the car and/or handing the officer his ID. I’ll never understand why people are so dumb.
I like when they say the officer isn't allowed to touch them. How could someone possibly think that is true?
Only when you have done something illegal. Which he had.
Dumb people misinterpret what they watch on TH-cam. Happens all the time now.
@@joeblow2069 he left his car on for 10 minutes, they should have just shot him for that. It’s definitely a class A felony. I’m surprised he didn’t call for backup or swat to deal with this.
@@Smuggumery Good job not paying attention and lying. I never said anything of the kind.
The concern was that somebody would steal the car. I would call that a legit concern.
Had he complied it is possible he does not even get a ticket. It just would have been a ticket!
He did not want to give his ID. Why? Because he did not have a valid driver's license and a warrant!
@@joeblow2069 I recall him saying he’d provide his documents moments before the cop went hands on (unreasonable). He asked to know the law applicable to the situation (reasonable). I’m not saying this guy is a saint I’m just implying the cop was escalating the situation far past what it actually was. I never said YOU said anything Lmaoo
You could tell the cop took this personally, once he threw the dudes keys at the car (you can hear them slide off) it was clear. Officer is nothing more than a little boy that can't control his emotions. Its crazy but I honestly believe a good amount of officers forget its their job, maybe they should work in fast food for a month to humble them and their "power"
Yeah a lot of them are psychopaths. He’s even cheering the dog on for biting the guy. All of this over an idling car. This is why most people have no respect for them anymore.
LOL the irony of you calling him a little boy that cant control his emotions while at the same time being insulting and calling people names in multiple peoples comments because they dont share your opinion..... adorable.
@@duragonsithlord8569 Freedom of speech is an important freedom. To violate someone's rights and safety cause you get called a name is not acting professional. As a customer service rep I can't even count the amount of times I have been called names and been cursed at. Yet if I were to even throw a little bit of sass back I would immediately loose my job. Meanwhile these pigs can assault someone and attack people with dogs because they got their fee fee's hurt. What atrocious behavior.
@@duragonsithlord8569 At least he's not wielding the power of the state against people for idling their cars.
@SOREN_ it's literally a state law to not have your vehicle idling I don't know wtf you mean state power your just a little kid
Thanks for including the charges and info about his additional crimes after not showing up in court and fleeing a second time. I’d love to see how he flips his car. It takes a certain kind of genius for turning a simple citation into several felonies and a year in jail.
Geez drama gueen!
Not to mention a lifetime of collateral consequences.
Ok, this is how it should have gone. Leaving your car running unattended is illegal. I’m sorry, I didn’t know. Can I see your I’d? Of course. Ok. Don’t leave it running again. I understand, I won’t
The perp was real smart leaving his shirt behind. It gave the dog what it needed to find him.
To all the people who think it is a BS law to not leave car running with keys in it: if you think about it if someone steals it, if a cop spots it while being driven by thief, the thief will probably try to get away. Which means eluding, speeding, danger to the cop chasing and any other people who may have the misfortune of being in the wrong place/wrong time. So it makes complete sense to me!!
Also crimes are most often committed in stolen vehicles so the crime cannot be traced back to them.
The cop even said that to the guy. He said "if it had gotten stolen by a bad guy, you would be calling us to help."
Cop really escalated this situation big time. Pride and Ego is cops biggest problem. Cop just needed to say turn off car and roll up windows just looking out, have a good day. That’s all. Then cop trying to get heated with the female, why cause pride and ego and hurt feelings. You don’t HAVE to stop and talk to a cop unless suspicioun of a crime. Don’t be such a boot licker. This is police escalation. All this happened do to Cops pride and Ego
@@Itsmy2cent Yep, this cop is a total loser. Power tripping little man.
@@Itsmy2cent What? Cop clearly explained the offense in question, and asked for the guy's ID in order to make the citation. You're in the same deluded mindset that the laws don't apply to you as this guy, and get pissed at LEO's enforcing the law.
If I was a cop, I don't think I'd be going around trying to bust people for leaving their cars running. This situation is something that just should not have happened in the first place. Sure, the guy could have cooperated and should have, but its understandable that he felt his rights were being violated.
This is definitely one of those laws where officer discretion comes in super useful. Oh someone left their car running outside their apartment? Fuck it I have better shit to do. This situation, in my mind, is equivalent to pulling someone over for going 5 over the speed limit. Can you? Sure. Should you? No, it's not worth it.
No. No, it isn't. Because they weren't. And what he felt is not important.
The difference between a child and an adult is that the adult understands their feelings are not the first, last, and only things to consider, or even particularly important when it comes to matters of truth and law.
It’s worth investigating, maybe it was a female being assaulted that had to run to her apartment? Dudes a clown a it could’ve went way different