She was 4+ people in a car without proper paperwork, so the cops don't know who she actually was. At the very least she has to be thoroughly background checked and cleared. All the charges were dropped once they realized the full story. However illegally abusing 3+ substances also ruins people's lives.
You were not paying attention. They stopped the car because the plates showed that the vehicle was towed and marked as abandoned. Then while waiting for her father, the owner, to show up, they asked "Can I search your car", which they have no reason to except that they had nothing else to do while waiting for her dad to show up. She said "OK, fine" even though she had the fake IDs on her. They weren't hunting for kids with fake ids, they rightly stopped the car because its plates were flagged. The way it could have played out, and should have, is that her dad shows up, shows his ID and car registration and then the cops say "OK, we'll confirm in our system that the car is not abandoned" and then everyone goes home. The cops didn't force her to get fake IDs, but once they saw them they were duty bound to act on it.
Prime example of why don’t break the law because they were already suspicious of her because the car was listed as abandoned even if she would not have consented to the search they would have got a warrant it was a suspicious vehicle
The Judge may give her leniency because of her age, mannerisms, and remorsefulness. The law shouldn't just punish people for minors mistakes but it's also for correction and the betterment of the individual
@@soulscanner66 they are a gang of thieves and thugs who assume because some jackasses in suits put words on paper it makes them gods with the ability to scrutinize everyone who doesn't belong to the same qualified immunity club...you are nothing but a burden on humanity period!
Victimless crime? Where do you think she was going with those fake I.Ds? Most likely somewhere to consume alcohol. A minor consuming alcohol and illegal drugs. And the reason she has 3 fake IDs is just in case the bouncer at the bar takes one, she has a backup
BINGO, EXACTLY.... This is NOT what I want my Tax Money Spent on ... Cops like this Make me sick ... She admitted she smoked the day before .. I highly doubt she was high... Pot should not be a Crime in ANY state . its FULLY LEGAL in So many right now .and this Girls Future will now be destroyed for NOTHING in a State with MIXED BS Laws . Nothing was accomplished here , except wasting our Tax Money , meanwhile the Real Criminals are Destroying our Country . I am very Anti Defund the Police... but videos like this sure make me think about it .. Nothing I would enjoy mor than to see these Cops working at Wal Mart where they belong, and not destroying Lives for some Lame Arse " oh it tested positive for WEED in her vape Pen" Garbage . as to the " fake ID's" thats complete Horse Sheit .. USING them is a Crime, Posession of Picture ID with your own name on them, is Horse sheit and Any lawyer can get her off on that one . She should have NOT Consented to the Search ..
@@ancestorofJacobshe's probably less then a year from being 21 aint nothing going to change in less then a year of age besides being "Legal" i mean in Mexico their able to drink at 18
Seriously. Do we all feel safer now that this "criminal" is off the street? I bet those cops gave themselves a big pat on the back for that amazing "bust."
@@tictacterminator for fraud? Lol it wasn’t identity theft matlock. It was to drink a few months early. Who cares. In most countries it’s 16-18. Doesn’t affect your life.
Former LEO here. Here's a simple solution to this for the little lady: Never voluntarily allow anyone to search your property - person, vehicle, house, etc. If the officer says they have a right to search you or your property, don't fight it (even if you don't think they're in the right), but continually state that you do not consent to any searches. Exercise your right to both remain silent AND have an attorney present. YOU NEED TO TELL THE OFFICER(S) THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE DOING. Just staying quiet can appear to be "uncooperative" (like it or not, it is what it is) and "interfering with an investigation." So, tell the officer(s) that's what you're doing every single time they ask you a question - "I'm exercising my right to remain silent, and not answer any questions without my lawyer." DO NOT answer some questions, and not others. The moment you start answering questions, some courts will say you've forfeited your right to silence. FOR THE OFFICERS: Simple solution: Take the pen and ID cards. Shred the ID cards and trash everything. Log it into your system under her Name and DOB, and SSN too if you have it. Tell her if she gets caught with either again, she will certainly be charged because she's already had her warning. EDIT: WHY DO THIS TO SOMEONE? YOU EVEN SAID YOURSELF YOU KNEW SHE WASN'T A BAD KID. This young lady was not a dangerous person, nor a criminal. She doesn't even have the stomach for trouble. You have just potentially ruined her life by charging her with a felony - it is a question she will have to answer on every single job application for the rest of her life if she's convicted of it. Why would you want to do that to someone you know isn't someone society needs to be protected from? This kind of garbage is what gives LEOs a bad reputation. This is why people are gradually falling away from supporting Law Enforcement as a whole. This is how bad LEO's make decent people into career criminals, or otherwise products of the system. Doing something like this takes away a ton of life's opportunities she may have had to make a decent living on her own. Do Better.
Yeah man, I absolutely distrust and mostly dislike Police, Not all but most and this is despite there being a pretty strong connection with combat vets and Police. Lot of my buddies became Police after getting out, and I can't help but to think think lower of them now.
I can attest to this. I was falsely accused of punching somebody, wrongfully arrested, and despite the magistrate seeing I was telling the truth (because my side of it was consistent and the other person kept changing their story), and dismissed the case, I still have it on record for the rest of my life. And trust me, potential employers completely overlook the dismissed part and concentrate on the charge. The legal system is absolutely f*cked!
Thank you so much for giving official voice to my rage about this abuse of power. Everyone should downvote this video until it changes its title to reflect the injustice it depicts.
1st offense for the fake IDs, I'd want to find out what she was doing with them, hopefully not have to charge her with something serious, certainly not a felony. She'll probably never do anything wrong again.@@petrnovak1964
By cooperating and being honest she got the charges dropped. If she was difficult and problematic she'd be in jail. With multiple fake IDs it could have been a serious fraud case and someone could be pretending to be an alcoholic college student. At the very least, they should have investigated and cleared her.
@@francisbalfour1243 Well maybe.....just maybe if she hadn't broken the law in the first place none of it would have happened. You people blame the police for doing their jobs and not the moron that forced them to do their jobs.
Don't get me wrong I don't feel a personal threat from this girl. But the law is the law and no one is above it. If you allow one you have to allow all. Also she was treated very nicely she did not get convicted of the felonies. She had to do 75 hours of community service with a Non Profit of her choice. So all in all she was treated kindly and fairly and it prolly was a learning experience for her.
you have a very childish way of looking at society. You or any individual alone doesn't get to decide which laws apply to us. It's not complicated and nobody is special. Break the law, you risk the above. We all have the free will to decide. There is no such thing as a consequence-free decision, something you might want to really think about.
honesty is not the issue , ignorance of liberties and freedoms are a choice now a days people choose as choice rather spend countless hr with power to easily educate them selfs more than ever and faster than any point in history with a device in there pocket literitlt called a smart phone that helps makes people smarter in real time effortlessly instead complain claiming task be to boring or somehow already know from fragments of social media clips literally choosing to use smart phones to be dumber than they already are and are shocked crying when caught breaking the law of being idiots in the ai era especially have no ecusees better learn exercise your rights young people if you think smart enough to break the law and not get caught better check yourself and remember knowledge is power ask yourself if the knowledge you learned from ig sc added any power to you today that enforces your decisions breaking the laws if you have no thorough idea of them your self and the system of choice you go by of not only the ability used to not getting caught but go further and make sure to understand be smart enough know the difrance how to get away are completely separate to a certain point from getting away .
@@pmccoy8924 I think it was searched because the officer saw her move her purse out of her line of vision. I could be wrong, though. Personally, I don’t think it needed to be searched at all.
The courts will be lenient with this type of thing but this could’ve all been avoided with a NO to search. Never consent to a search even if you have NOTHING. They’re not your friend
Exactly. And if they insist that you have to let them search your property, and they do find something, it would be deemed an illegal search and seizure. Especially in this case as there's literally no probable cause for the search other than the girl moving her purse.
You always consent a search … if you have nothing to hide …why not??? They can search my car anytime any day that’s why I’m always free and away from trouble
@@Rafael-ti8fvno because the police are NEVER on your side. The fact that they ask for a search in the first place means they want to arrest you for something. They are never there to help you, so don’t help them. Sheep mentality.
@@Rafael-ti8fv because it's an inalienable right to privacy. It makes no difference if there's something to be found or not, you don't legally have to submit to a search of your property unless forced to comply by means of a warrant or if they can prove there was probable cause. Which in this case there was neither.
“Let this be a lesson.” No lady, this is a power trip. A lesson would have been explaining to her how much trouble she could have been in, then letting her go with a misdemeanor. Instead, you charged a 20 year old with a felony that probably 95% of college kids avoid every year. Unreal.
The part where they asked “can we search your car?” She could have said DO YOU HAVE PROBABLE CAUSE? I don’t think the dog can smell a weed vape (not that I’m aware of)
Shes 200% not going to keep that felony, the prosecutor is going to deal down easily, shes going to get deferment as a first time offender (if she is one) and won't even have a record, but she'll have the memory of almost catching that felony and having her life totally ruined. She knew all of what she had was illegal and those fake ID laws aren't for 20yos trying to get drunk, chill out and learn how the judicial system works, its not like cops have iron clad rule over what charges someone gets, the DA does and the judge will absolutely throw most of it out.
learning valuable lessons the hard way: never to trust 'friendly' cops and never to consent to frivolous searches. I hope she passes that lesson on to all friends, family and children
People calling her "calm" and "undeserving" of her arrest 🙄Seem to forget that she was whining at one point. Guess when someone looks hspanek, they get treated like "goddesses" by the entire community. Pathetic.
@@goldtvlive1017lol what drugs? all she had was a weed pen, in san francisco they pass out clean needles and brillo pads so people can shoot up and smoke fent. multiple people OD on the sidewalk everyday and no one goes to jail for possession, people smoking fent in public in front of children and babies. so i think a weed pen is the least of our worries, worry about your government letting all the fent in the country because you too may lose someone to it.
What the hell kind of response is that? She has a controlled substance in the state of Florida and three fake I.D's that she has probably used many times to illegally obtain alcohol. Plus it's a high probability that she has driven drunk, so these Cops arrested her immature ass may have saved her life and the innocent lives of others.
@@guiseppejacobs2357 Exactly. She was also let off very easy. Probably spent 6 hours in processing crying until she got to call her parents who came and picked her up. This was a learning experience, and I bet she doesn't do something like this again.
As a former officer I think this one is a bit ridiculous. This should have been a cite and release or a warning. She was incredibly respectful during the entire stop. My goal was never to assist in fucking up the future of our young men and women. We were all young once
Best answer I've seen here yet. We all tried to get alcohol one way or another...beer fishing....know older people usually....never usually the fake i.d..thing. I agree cite her confiscate her weed/IDs and let her go.
@@jacklow9611 lol jaywalking is a crime, Jack - should people be arrested for that too? Her "crimes" here were pretty harmless. Many people in college have fake ID's, she was turning 21 in 5 months, and recreational marijuana use is legal in 25 states and counting. She shouldn't have gone to jail. Her charges were dropped and she did some community service, so obviously the legal system agreed.
The charges were dropped after community service, which seems more than fair. The offenses were pretty minor stuff, but it's not hard to imagine a girl with a weed pen and multiple fake IDs not taking a warning seriously and hurting herself and others while OUI six months down the line. I can understand how the they wanted to rattle her cage a bit.
The trend I notice today: Those who insult & show zero respect to the 5-0 get the most respect back. (*Unless they cross the line). Meanwhile easy targets like this get busted. 5-0 has been neutered, courtesy of the mainstream media.
For anyone who wants to know. The charges were reduced to 75 hours of community service when it was found out the officer ran her license plate for no reason. In the state of Florida, police officers cannot randomly run a persons tag without a reason of suspicion or probably cause. This cop was obviously hunting and pecking.
@@WhiteOwlOnFire_XXX You are correct. There was some case law in some states that cops could not stop a car for a de minimus violation, for a pretextual stop. However, that was thrown out in 1996 with State v Whren
Not to be sexist, but it worries me slightly that there are 2 female officers who assist each other for backup. Imagine this was a 6'2 jacked, wanted felon...
@@scarthebadguy There is nothing sexist about what you said. We just live in a hyper sensitive time where we're not allowed to make observations like that. As Harry Callahan once said "That's a hell of a price to pay to be fashionable"
@@scarthebadguy this is how they try to prove their worth on the department. They will pick on this girl but if they encounter the 6’2” felon they would be very passive or call every single unit in for backup.
@@scarthebadguy, I'm for women being able to do any job they like. Cop, military, construction, etc. But they should have to meet the same requirements as men.
This young lady seems kind and peaceful. This is no criminal and i’m glad pretty much everyone in the comments feels that way too. This kid is allright.
@@foskco87it’s true tho. She broke multiple laws and could’ve killed someone. You don’t know so stop acting like you do. She’s clearly buying alcohol and nicotine products for underage kids
This is what happens when you "cooperate" with the police. There was no probable cause. They were fishing and she took the bait. The only thing this was is disgusting.
You don't cooperate you get screwed. You cooperate you also get screwed. You can't win. Seriously, think every single cop on the force never made mistakes when they were in college? I get it, most cops didn't go to college... but still.
Depending on legislature in different states, hiding things and moving items around in plain sight is either reasonable suspicion allowing a vehicle search - or in some states it is probable cause on its own. Either way you can say no if they ask you, but if a prudent officer believes you were hiding things in plain sight, your car is going to either get searched - or sniffed by a k9 for more probable cause and searched anyway. I feel the simple answer is - don't commit crimes...
She absolutely should have said no to the search. But no one understands or believes the cops are not your friends till you're in the back of that cop car, handcuffs digging into your skin, going through processing and sitting in the holding cell waiting for your call. It's only then people actually bother to learn their rights.
And? I was in no way a good student but if I studied, why would I let the test be postponed a week so that I forgot the information? The test is gonna come anyway.
This is why everyone should know their rights!!! She could've easily told them she doesn't give consent to search the vehicle and NONE of this would've happened.
Then they would have used her saying "no," like she's afraid of something, as a reason to go get a K-9 or badger her further. Saying "no" isn't a guaranteed end of it.
@@ZzKevZz K9s and random banter cannot legally stall a traffic stop, even if they did find illegal substance the charges would likely be dropped due to this.
@@msdustismith8919all you have to say is no. And if they keep asking say what’s the probable cause or reason to search my car? Because they usually ask to search your car knowing some people will say yes.
This is how people start to not trust and dislike the police. This girl is so sweet and seems like she means no trouble why the cops would fuck with her is crazy
@@tictacterminator I agree with you. She *is* a criminal in the making. I'm glad you're reading between the lines in this case, unlike others. The overwhelming majority of the commenters here think the cops are in the wrong, but they're not analysing the facts. She's 20 years old, already knows people on the fringes of society who can manufacture fake IDs, *somehow* winds up driving a car that was reported abandoned, drives erratically, whereby she keeps changing lanes (which is why she was pulled over in the first place), has weed in the car, and...somehow people think she's an angel? They're only saying this because she's *young*, *white*, and *pretty*. (And people think they're nonjudgemental, regarding race and age.) Thank you for your commentary.
@@alexthetrainer5582 Why does the girl seem sweet to you? Is it because she's young, white, and pretty? Re-watch the video - she had the car towed, (something about her father - the car was abandoned), therefore, her initial story is shady. Then, she has multiple driver's licenses made, they look professional, and they were made by "friends?" She already knows people on the fringes of society at the age of 20, for God's sake. She's on her way in becoming a professional criminal - and she's perfect for the job, since she's already fooled so many people already, in this comment section.
She doesn't seem like a person who could be filled with hate, or wants to be. But hopefully she learns not to trust the police anymore and to protect her rights.
@@Chuck_vs._The_Comment_SectionThe way to protect her rights is to not do illegal things in the first place. Then there's no need to ask for a lawyer. there's no need to hate the cops. Cops won't find anything that's not there, so don't have illegal items with you, period. It's simple.
@@Chuck_vs._The_Comment_Section Am I wrong? You couldn't figure out a good reposnse, so you just used a childish emjoi. I'm down for a mature civil debate if you would like?
Same. With how the title and thumbnail was portraying her, I thought she would act like other entitled people on body cam but no. She seems pretty genuine, while the cops seem pretty unreasonable here.
This is ridiculous. Blast her face all over the internet for nothing. Ask to search because she grabs her purse. She was respectful the entire time. Small mistakes that we've all made before. Respect to her for remaining calm and respectful
I would say it's not for nothing they get good revenue based on views and likes she has a beautiful rack it's litterally the only reason I watched thru this
After hearing these paid public servants interrogate the woman while her car was being searched, its abundantly clear why the 5th amendment is so important. Always keep your mouth SHUT.
None of this had to happen if she simply refused to consent to the search. The cops cannot legally search your car without a warrant or probable cause. By trying to be polite, this girl got herself in further trouble. There is nothing rude or unfriendly about asserting your rights. The cops are not there to be your friends.
sadly im almost 100% sure they can almost find someway for it to be suspisicous you didnt wanna have them search it....then later get harsher penalties for not complying.
@@alexadamson1322 No, it didn’t violate her 4th amendment right because she agreed to the search. They don’t need to have reasonable suspicion of a crime if she consents to the search. The evidence would have been inadmissible if she didn’t consent because her lawyer could challenge the validity of the search.
The lesson she hopefully learned is do not ever answer questions from police and never agree to let them search you or the car. They are not your friends, even though she seemed friendly with her chatting. They are always fishing for a reason to arrest.
But at the same time if you have nothing to hide and everything is on the level . There should be no reason to deny the cops to search your car. Once you tell the cops they cannot search your car I can imagine thats an immediate red flag.
@@ruffianomegait's only a red flag to a tyrant. Invading someone's privacy is rude and shouldn't be taken lightly. There's a reason we have the 4th amendment
If the cops ask you for permission to search your car the answer is always no. If they have the right to search your car then they aren’t going to ask for your permission.
Actually the answer is absolutely yes because I am completely sure that there's nothing illegal in the car there never has been and there never will be.
@@Mike.T. I'm sure too, but I'm not willing to let an authority figure do something without the proper procedures being followed. Besides, I'm not getting paid to do their job for them. I'll be respectful and honest, but that's where my obligations end.
She hopefully learned to not consent to a search and to say nothing going forward, and that being friendly to police during a stop can still get you charged with a felony.
Yup. Only few of these guys could act tough and tall against actual criminals, other times they have big funs harassing citizens.. Hilarious to see these comments talk like they are walking on thin ice, scared to offend their heroes/masters
Ridiculous. I’m in law enforcement and this would’ve been a quick fix in Miami and send her back on her way. She’s a normal 20 year old. Go get some real criminals lady
I think we can all agree as rational individuals that her crime was indeed very minor, but the cops still have to do their job don't they? If they found those fake ids and that weed vape and chose to ignore they'd be the ones getting fired for dereliction of duty. Not to mention she could've easily avoided this had she kept her ids at home instead of carrying them together like a keychain, or better yet wait 5 months and drink legally. Don't really see the rationale behind people getting frustrated at the cops for doing their job.
daniel - the problem is that as a female officer, it is much more risky to go after dangerous criminals so that is why she picks people like the 20 year old woman to go after. If it were a dangerous repeat offender, she could have gotten hurt. As a feminist who teaches at Dartmouth, I tell you that you have to see it from a woman's perpective.
thank you. not condoning it but i smoke weed in public in miami IN front of the police especially on ocean drive, and ive NEVER had the police even tell me to stop smoking or try anything. these cops are weird messin with a 20yo girl
@@freddyg5888 Typical sexist man who obviously hates women. As a female officer, it is much more risky to go after dangerous criminals so that is why it is important to pick people like the 20 year old woman to go after. If it were a dangerous repeat offender, she could have gotten hurt. As a feminist who teaches at Dartmouth, I tell you that you have to see it from a woman's perpective.
As a deputy, I don't understand the alert for an abandoned vehicle. Once a vehicle is towed it can only be released to the owner. If it was released to someone else that's on the tow company. That's a civil matter, not a crime. This whole situation makes no sense.
@@efreeze287they can make up any reasonably suspicion. They will lie and say they smell weed and search your car without your permission. You have no rights in america.
There's something demonic about how the cop's voice contrasted by her actions. She sounds so sweet and caring like someone who just wants what's best for you, but her action says "I'm trying to maximize your suffering and ruin as much of your life as I possibly can".
Exactly, that's true evil. Almost psychotic behavior. Like a serial killer telling someone "hey shhhh, it's okay, calm down, it's alright, shhhh, it's gonna be okay"...while actively stabbing them to death.
I remember an officer with exactly the same sweet attitude and friendly tone. He used such behavior to get consents to searches and then planted drugs inside the vehicles. He did it 300 times until he got caught.
@@GoofysBanditthe Devil just tempts. People want you to believe that the Devil is this scary serial killing death machine. Naw that’s what we humans do when tempted by him. He just tempts us to do it and gives us a choice.
Way to go cops!! Thank you for protecting us from these extremely DANGEROUS and threatening weed smoking 20 yr old girls using fake IDs to get into bars 6 months before they turn 21!! Thank you for your service, what would this world be without you!! #Bless 🙏🙄🤦♂️
Did you watch the video? It literally says on the screen while they’re arresting her that she was sentenced to 75 hours of community service with a nonprofit of her choice that was it.
Worthy suspects. I assume you mean killers and drug dealers. These are traffic cops. They make traffic stops. That's their job. They catch people speeding, DUI, wreckless, and several other traffic infractions. Finding the felony fake IDs fell into their lap. See, there are multiple departments in the police force. Like traffic! This is what they do. They don't hunt down murderers; that's the job of homicide division. The homicide division employs a variety of officers and detectives to go after your so-called worthy suspects. There is also a narcotics division. These guys go after the drug dealers. There are a lot more if you want to go to Google and help educate yourself on law enforcement and crime. p.s. Notice how the cops were also very respectful until they discovered a felony? Yeah... about that.
She get her IDs confiscated maybe a fine, but no prison time. They hoping to spook her, but they make a record so if caught again it won't be her first offense sigh.
Yes. At least she had her charges dropped after completing her C.S. Both her felonies, cannabis and ID's would be avoided had the laws be logical. cannabis shouldn't be illegal and alcohol drinking age should be 18. That being said, really shouldn't do either until you are 25. Ethically/Morally she didn't do anything wrong... Side note, that girls is extremely attractive.
I don't understand the comments. She had fake IDs and THC. True that legal drinking age should be 18 and THC fully legalized, but it's not the cops' job to make laws.
"I hope this teaches you a lesson." Yeah, never consent to a search without a warrant no matter how nice they are. I learned the same lesson myself about 15 years ago.
Yeah, that was so bizarre. They knew exactly that they were going to try and fucking search her shit. Oh no, she moved her purse out of my line of sight. Oh no. They had zero probable cause I know they would’ve gotten a dog or some shit for this huge waste of taxpayer money. These officers should be very ashamed. This is the grossest shit. Oh no weed pen you fucking got a felon off the streets what a crazy crazy world we live in.
This video is 100% a great one as to why you do not answer questions. Sure a judge likely wouldn’t make the felony stick. But allowing them to search your vehicle means they are looking for anything to bust you. They are NOT your friends. Ain’t saying all cops are inherently evil, but they aren’t your friends.
You have no choice. If you refuse the search, they get a K9 and 100% of the time the dog ''detects'' something so they search it anyways. It's a loophole to violate your 4th amendment right. I like most cops but these are just A holes that almost ruined a young girls life with a felony.
So all this for an innocent 20 year old, but when my house was totally robbed the cops told me they would never find the robbers and to got to the flea market because that is where they would sell my stuff.
@@nogardmarithbecause these idiots think if they don’t agree with a particular crime then it’s okay to commit. A bunch of drug addicts and narcissists who think they’re above the law
Never ever ever ever consent to a search when law enforcement has not established probable cause...there is never any upside. If they want to go on a fishing expedition, make them earn it.
Never consent, period. If they have probable cause then they don't have to get consent. If the probable cause is found invalid in court then the search will be thrown out. But, if you gave consent then there's pretty much no way to have it tossed.
You wouldn't be mad when someone is putting other people in danger when you're trying to keep them safe? Especially when you're risking your life on a daily basis to do so. I'd be real annoyed.
Boy, I cannot think of a better example of do not EVER allow police to search your vehicle. They're not your friends. In this case, she was actually doing something illegal. I just making the point that they act like they'll help you out, and everything's fine, but they're literally searching for any reason to bust you. Know your rights.
@@Jst4vdeossee that’s why I love these videos because I’ve seen shit like this constantly and def thought she should’ve declined the request to search her car.
@@jenscheibner792 When she explicitly gave them authorization to search the vehicle, she implicitly gave them authorization to search all personal effects within. That's established legal precedence.
What do you think the cops would do if she just started having her first period in the middle of the interaction? You think the girl cops woulda smelled it and gone berserk?
I'm not. Anyone who has professional looking fake IDs on them is no Girl Scout. Also, how did it come to be that she even *knows* such people that know how to manufacture stuff like that? And don't forget about the "abandoned car" issue, along with the "tow" on the car, and her father. Something is off with this one.
@@Guadguacdoosh There are many laws being broken on each day. Question is if the limited police resources being spent chasing the worst crimes, which should be prioritized or chasing stupid stuff like above with 2 officers. I wonder how are they earning their salaries ? Oh wait , that is coming from tax dollars.
@@Guadguacdoosh Something being a law doesn't make one enforcing it morally justified in doing so. Nor does it imply that one ought to follow it. If this had happened in California, the possession of the fake IDs would have been a misdemeanor. A felony for such a petty crime is unreasonably cruel for a 20 year old. Flordia is a joke and I'm so happy I left. In Maine, adults 20 years of age or older can possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana and up to 5 grams of marijuana concentrate. Think about how ridiculous this is: You cross an invisible line in the same country, and all of a sudden, magically, a medicine that shrinks tumors and has far less negative side effects than the legal medications that doctors prescribe, which kill people and make big pharma richer, automatically becomes a felony. It makes no sense. Especially when it's legal is so many states already and will soon become legal in many more. People drink alcohol, drive, become violent, and kill people all the time, yet it's legal. People smoke weed and sit on their couch, and watch tv.
I was gonna say you should add a /s for sarcasm, and then I read the comments to your comment and yeah, you definitely should have added a /s cuz somebody already took your comment as serious. 🤣
I hate it when cops start making small talk like they are your damn friend. They are not your friend they are only there to gather as much information as possible to arrest you.
@@AStanton1966 even if you didn’t do anything. Their job is to find something. That is exactly what they did. When the first cop mentioned the vape pen I knew they were fishing.
@@lbn86crm22 Cannabis does not make you a criminal… Cannabis is the least harmful substance known to man and has been used for thousands of years. Get a grip and stop being a snowflake
@@purpleyeti7440 "Cannabis is the least harmful substance known to man" Why do you think you can just say out right lies and get away with it? Huh. You know that isn't true, why are you saying it?
Um, no - she was going down a path that was only going to get worse for her. They did her a favor, now hopefully this will straighten her out so she makes better life choices. What part of that is not sinking into your skull?
Agreed cops seem to only target people doing barely anything wrong its all about fines and intimidating the public. Police in America are hoodlum filth.
It should never have come to the point where she was even charged with anything. Total waste of taxpayer's money. It should have been a citation or warning from the get go. Instead it had to be brought before a judge and dismissed, wasting the court's time and this "perps" time. This is simply a means to increase arrest stats for the precinct in order to keep funding. It wouldn't surprise me in the least if these officers are advised to take advantage of people that are clearly cooperative to boost arrest numbers.
@@ArmitageShanksMC - I think they're doing their job to arrest her. If you think the law is bad, that's a different discussion, but I would not fault a cop for arresting someone who committed a felony.
@@ArmitageShanksMC the cops gotta enforce the law buddy, they don't get to decide the law themselves. Florida law states that having a fake id is a felony. They can't ignore this and send her off with a citation. If you feel the law is excessively harsh, a good place to start would be the legislative assembly in Florida.
This was ridiculous. There was no need to search her car. She was just too young to know she should have not approved the search. She was super sweet, and was not under the influence.
I mean, "too young to know" is never an excuse, if you ask me, & I guess that it was just part of protocol for the cop, but at least she got off easily, & consequence free, all things considered
Its a frustrating video because she totally could have limited the cops investigation. INstead she gave them the green light they took full advantage of her ignorance.
@nicholasleclerc1583 all things considered youre arresting people for weed. On no level can you make a moral argument for that whilst believing in liberty.
@@notreal1477 No disagreement from me (far from it -- many generations of my fam have bled for liberty around the world) -- but I can point you to 100's of laws codified in the Republic of the U.S. that have zero basis in stemming from moral arguments. They're about resource extraction and control. Cheers, mate.
Ahh yes, when I think about protecting and serving, this is exactly the kind of dangerous person that I am glad our fearless heroes in blue are getting off the streets.
I've seen my dad go into a full blown rage on methamphetamine and when the cops were called they didn't do shit meanwhile this girl gets pulled over with a THC pen and some fake IDs and ends up arrested... what are the police good for exactly? In my experience the police are usually just a bunch of young people (25-38 years old) with big egos who have a power trip everyday they get to wear that uniform and badge
@mcbrideless2064 "Ahh yes, when I think about protecting [...] I am glad our fearless heroes in blue are getting off the streets." ===================================== I am COMPLETELY in favour of the fact that law enforcement officials-like each and every person of legally-valid age, and of sound mind-should be accountable. That would be applicable for the woman in this video who was 'taken into custody' too, would it not?
I don't understand your comment lol what she did is illegal that's what the cops are for to enforce the law so fake ID are somehow ok in your book in "AcAb" 💀
But this is a clear policy failure, where the government has an unnecessary law which it can use to selectively arrest people who are not harming society.
@@thibaultserlet6453 Someone with phony driver's licenses / IDs can do a lot of harm. She can cause an accident, present her fake license, as well as fake insurance info. and get away clean without any consequence because no one would know her true identity.
@@jamesfranko5098 You dense? She drove a car she shouldn't have been driving, she was in possession of illegal fake drivers licenses, and narcotics. I get that she's pretty and you want to sleep with her, but she's far from "done nothing". 💀
@@tunnfisk none of that effects anyone else in a negative way. She wasnt diving high, she had some weed vape pen. She's 20 and had a fake license to be 21. How does that effect anyone else negatively? America has one of the highest drinking ages in the world for no good reason.
Haha I was thinking the same thing...just wow what great police work and this is coming from a cop myself. Imagine this write her a shit ton of tickets and call it a day, wth do you need to ask what a 20 yr needs a fake for?
The reason for the search was questionable I agree, but don't make her out to some f-ing Saint. She had a fraudulent I.D. / Drivers License, and illegal substances. She was breaking the laws of the State.
@@yamahale I'm already a police officer. That's why I said the reason for the search request was questionable. It still doesn't remove the fact that she broke several laws.
“Let this be a lesson for you.” Thank God the warrior women in blue are cleaning up the mean streets of suburbia and imparting wisdom on our youth. She was headed down a dangerous path and would have terrorized the community for decades
I felt scared for my life the entire time watching this. Can't imagine someone like this walking the streets with her vape pen and a useless fake ID. The atrocities that would've been committed with those...
@@Banned4Life No doubt! I've been having trouble sleeping these past few days after watching this video - rest assured it shall pass since this violent criminal is off our streets - I had to buy an extra deadbolt for my front door as well.
This is a fishing expedition; NEVER let police search where there is no legitimate reason to do so. I support police but, this is an improper projection of authority.
I loved when the cop said to her, “it’s okay, you can be honest with me.” No! Opening your mouth is what got you in this situation! Can i search you car? NO!
@@tonybankse Because the girl was driving an unauthorized (abandoned) vehicle on the road. That's a probable cause for a search of the vehicle, it's not violating someone's rights. They could've placed her under arrest for suspicion of grand theft auto, and searched the car afterwards, and how do you think that would've played out in court? She ended up doing 75 hours of community service and her charges were dropped. If she didn't comply, or made the situation difficult, she would've went to jail. And apparently it makes you mad because you think you're a smartass and think the officers violated her rights. Laughable.
Good thing you 3 are out there telling them where the real criminals are. Please you need to stop getting stoned watching movies they can't predict crime in real life they patrol they take what they get this day they found an idiot kid hiding shit in her purse, turned out to be weed, and fake IDs tomorrow they find an idiot with meth stuffed in her brah sigh..
I feel for her too, but, as a criminal, if you are going to break the law, be a smart person...ids are no longer for getting into bars, there is a reason its a felony. I've been pulled over with a Mando amount of class b in the car (I did not know it at the time,) but because my response is a very polite "imsorryoficer my lawyer has advised me not to answer any questions until they are present " (I didn't have a lawyer ) on 2 separate occasions I was let go because as soon as a white person says that it means sooo much more work for the cops. An cops are both lazy and tired and you can use that. .. but a poor white suburb chick didnt even know that she had felonies (multiple cards equal multiple felonies) and she was sweating over a weed pen..she was not smart and that is the saddest part. I really feel for her, if she had one or two friends who knew the law, either a lawyer or cuz she is young a criminal she might have realized she was driving around with multiple felonies.. and were they her name on them?? That's even worse.. I feel like gen z needs help them with shit, (even the entitled ones who are fun to watch get arrested).. "how notto catch a case" doest even needto be a bok a pamphlet would work.. youngsters have the technology scams on lock, but when itcomes toe togoe with cops, there are a bunch of thigs you can do to avoid going to jail ..number one is knowig the laws you are breaking
first of all, they dropped the charges, and second, she had a weed pen, 2 or 3 hits of that thing could get her high and driving under the influence of weed can get you killed, other people killed, and endanger everyone on the road if you drive high, sure, she wasn't high, but she could have been or could easily get high, it's not about she was or wasn't, it's about the possibility, and fake ID's are illegal as well, she knew she had no business with them yet she still chose to have them. like let's be real, if she was ignorant enough to have weed and fake id's on her while driving what's stopping her from continuing to be stupid and get high and drive or something else to endanger others.
Mature would be saying NO to the request to search, and NOT unnecessarily admitting to possessing THC while being searched. They were on a fishing expedition and she was handing fish over to them, that's precisely the opposite of mature.
Being mature about it is why she got all charges dropped after completing 75 hours community service with a charity group. After watching plenty of these videos, we've all become accustomed to watching immature people fighting and obstructing, adding a half dozen more charges. Prosecutors will strike fair plea bargains with mature people. Fight the cops and act like a child... and the prosecutors aren't as willing to be nice.
Getting arrested was scary for her, because kids don't like being yelled at while punished and trapped, and she imagined that would happen. Yes, she seems like an intelligent girl and a good communicator, but I bet you she won't be hanging around the same "friends" after this!
@@Rebel_Scum1 Even if you believe you don't have anything in your vehicle that can incriminate you, still, never give consent for searches. There's nothing good that can ever come from it.
Yet if you don’t let them search your vehicle, they become even more suspicious that you are hiding something and are more likely to call out the K9 to sniff your vehicle and will be even less likely to cut you loose or give any type of breaks.
I am glad she the charges were dropped and she did community service. She was doing what she was told by the officers and she did not fight back or behave poorly.
@@ringrustwithreyno9545 it literally says it in the video. judges usually will downgrade charges for people with no history so its expected. and before anyone says its because she's a white girl, nah, the attitude and respect given on the court date matter a lot; perhaps not to the arresting officers. your average hood rat catching the same charges would probably not be afforded the same privilege as soon as they mouth off.
@kerryrossington2965 who gaf fucc this bs system if u can't have confidence in urself tht u can police ur own situations then u don't need to be here with ur depending on others aas
@@LeFraudHasChokedInSIXFinals Just shows they have no idea what they're doing. They rely on random invasions of privacy to catch anyone. If this kid was a serious criminal, do you think she would have volunteered to have her car searched? Also, after the search these cops had the opportunity to use their judgment and caution her, instead of giving her a permanent criminal record. This is the opposite of policing
What an airhead! Here's a suggestion: don't drive around in a car that's marked for towing, don't drive around with weed in the car and don't drive around with fake IDs. For the life of me, I can't understand why so many people would call this girl "innocent". Stop breaking the law, it's not that complicated.
Tf are you talking about, the reason for searching was how obvious it is she's trying to hide the purse + the multiple visible THC pens ... cop asked for a search because it's easier than waiting for a K9 to come but she already had probable cause 😂
@@iCortex1 nah someone moving a purse is not reasonable cause lmao tf are you talking tf do you think you are tf lmao cops can’t use dogs to get probable cause they would need that before using the dog to sniff…and moving a purse doesn’t qualify as reasonable…tf man you should really try to learn your rights…I don’t think there’s a vape pen visible and it’s not illegal to vape, definitely couldn’t prove that’s thc by looking through the window even if the vape was visible…learn your rights
@@iCortex1ur right about them having probable cause to search but however if I cop uses the k9 excuse you could possibly get away with it. For instance if I get pulled over speeding but it takes them over an hour to get a k9 out and find something then the whole case could get dropped because they detained u for an unreasonable amount of time to find it. With no probable cause on why they made u wait that long
@@stoneymil1921but that absolutely rarely happens bud. So many people who refuse the search still get taken in for weed. All the cop has to say is he smells it or the persons eyes look red/glossy. That automatically saves them for probable cause
@@pedestrianrights1257 y'alls reading comprehension is real shit. I'm not complaining about the cops doing their job, yeah, they did it. It was a shitty job to have to do. It's a waste of societal resources for this one. If the cops job is "Go disarm all the population in spite of their Constitutional rights." then that's a shitty job. IF the cops job is "Go arrest women that wear skirts." then that's a shitty job. I'm not saying the cops didn't do their job, I'm saying it's a dishonorable shitastic job when you - for no threat to society at all - are forced to ruin a person's life because you were told to do so by bad laws. There is a reason most states don't have this as a felony. It's just the backwards ass states that throw absurd amounts of people in jail that have this type of stupid ass penalty. But I digress, y'all need to work on your "English reading comprehension." and probably your amoral and ethically devoid "the cops are just doing their jobs"... cuz that's the kind of shit the German's went with too when they were gassing people for literally *existing*. Yeah, just cuz a law is on the books, and just because the cops enforce it because it's "their job" doesn't make it a good law, doesn't means it's a good service to the community and society as a whole, and it sure as fuck doesn't make it ethical and moral. If you're Christian it makes it even worse, because you can bet your ass Jesus would have frowned upon this pain that's being invovked on this young person for zero benefit to society.
It never ceases to amaze me how many people know they have illegal things in their vehicle and then voluntarily consent to a search. It boggles the mind.
Even if you don't have any illegal substances in your car, never consent to searches. You never know if there is some obscure law you are breaking without knowing it.
@@coloradodude9987 you watch too much TV. I can't even think of one example outside of someone setting you up. Any minor law you aren't aware of I'm sure would get a warning or a ticket.
@@scambaitspidey3470 In this case I think she forgot about the fake IDs, or had no idea that they would be felonies. And it doesn't sound like she thought the weed pen was that big a deal. I am about as pro cop as one can reasonably be, but I generally wouldn't criticize someone for refusing a warrantless search.
this is an outrage, this woman had counterfeit documents and narcotics, and all she got was a small slap on the wrist, she's a criminal thug and should have gone to prison, that's my opinion on it🧐
These women were being so weird the whole time "You have a lot of these eyelash brushes." "You should stop vaping." There's a whole lot of invasion of privacy going on. These women are creepy. Matter of fact I don't even think they're human. Oh and she said "why do you have your vape there?" Why are you asking her where she keeps her vape on her person? Not only are they slightly unprofessional, they're rude.
Ya, that's total BS. I was a peace officer for 28 years. These female officers were seriously digging and found really nothing important. So they got her for harmless infraction.
Disgusting. Pulled over for a clerical error and ended up with felony charge over a completely harmless workaround for a completely unjust law that should have been ruled unconstitutional generations ago.
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A felony is not a lesson, it ruins people’s lives. These cops are out here looking for the wrong people.
She was 4+ people in a car without proper paperwork, so the cops don't know who she actually was. At the very least she has to be thoroughly background checked and cleared. All the charges were dropped once they realized the full story. However illegally abusing 3+ substances also ruins people's lives.
Yes, this is unacceptable. Clearly we don't need police departments.
Did you watch the entire video? She did 75hrs of community service and the charges were dropped
@@gregcandy8900the initial charge will still stay on her record. Don’t know for how long.
You were not paying attention. They stopped the car because the plates showed that the vehicle was towed and marked as abandoned. Then while waiting for her father, the owner, to show up, they asked "Can I search your car", which they have no reason to except that they had nothing else to do while waiting for her dad to show up. She said "OK, fine" even though she had the fake IDs on her.
They weren't hunting for kids with fake ids, they rightly stopped the car because its plates were flagged. The way it could have played out, and should have, is that her dad shows up, shows his ID and car registration and then the cops say "OK, we'll confirm in our system that the car is not abandoned" and then everyone goes home.
The cops didn't force her to get fake IDs, but once they saw them they were duty bound to act on it.
A prime example of why you don’t let the cops search your car without a warrant
Agreed - every time a cop asks to search my car I ask if I can search their patrol car. When they say no, I tell them - same reason and same answer.
@@HockeyGoon939 Can I hold your gun while you search it?
@@HockeyGoon939 keen to see your video on how that works out for you.
Prime example of why don’t break the law because they were already suspicious of her because the car was listed as abandoned even if she would not have consented to the search they would have got a warrant it was a suspicious vehicle
Cops do not need a warrant to search your car if they have probable cause. What constitutes PC is based on the agency you are dealing with.
I thought this was going to go from 0-100 in an instant, but this woman was incredibly respectful and mature over this situation
She knew she was busted.
@@darknes7800That has never stopped anyone from acting a fool in her situation.
Boo!
Now I don't want to watch it.
😁😁😁😁😁
The Judge may give her leniency because of her age, mannerisms, and remorsefulness. The law shouldn't just punish people for minors mistakes but it's also for correction and the betterment of the individual
@@Lamzilla24 if you saw the end, she only had to do 75 hrs of community service and her charges were dropped.
I literally just watched my tax dollars being completely wasted
If u think thats bad... Just wait
Why is that?
@@Xpens
Wait for what?
Biden and his puppeteers have been flushing our tax dollars down the toilet for the last four years!
You must be dumb if you haven't seen what Biden and Kamala have done with your tax money.
Never think a friendly cop is your friend.
Cops are never your friend. They'll help find people that commit crimes though. It's their job to protect you.
@@soulscanner66 they are a gang of thieves and thugs who assume because some jackasses in suits put words on paper it makes them gods with the ability to scrutinize everyone who doesn't belong to the same qualified immunity club...you are nothing but a burden on humanity period!
these cops are really protecting the streets taking this woman to jail! her fake id was detrimental to society@@soulscanner66
@@soulscanner66Nope. The Supreme Court ruled they don’t have to protect you.
theyre the #1 instigators. "who are you, where are you from, where are you going" you're not my mom or dad, i dont have to tell you the details .
I hate how they pretend to be friendly while trying to actively ruin your life with victimless crimes.
Victimless crime? Where do you think she was going with those fake I.Ds? Most likely somewhere to consume alcohol. A minor consuming alcohol and illegal drugs. And the reason she has 3 fake IDs is just in case the bouncer at the bar takes one, she has a backup
BINGO, EXACTLY.... This is NOT what I want my Tax Money Spent on ... Cops like this Make me sick ... She admitted she smoked the day before .. I highly doubt she was high... Pot should not be a Crime in ANY state . its FULLY LEGAL in So many right now .and this Girls Future will now be destroyed for NOTHING in a State with MIXED BS Laws .
Nothing was accomplished here , except wasting our Tax Money , meanwhile the Real Criminals are Destroying our Country .
I am very Anti Defund the Police... but videos like this sure make me think about it .. Nothing I would enjoy mor than to see these Cops working at Wal Mart where they belong, and not destroying Lives for some Lame Arse " oh it tested positive for WEED in her vape Pen" Garbage .
as to the " fake ID's" thats complete Horse Sheit .. USING them is a Crime, Posession of Picture ID with your own name on them, is Horse sheit and Any lawyer can get her off on that one . She should have NOT Consented to the Search ..
@@ancestorofJacobget these cape pens with thc at the gas station. Illegal drugs lol god
@@ancestorofJacob so who would be the victim here? the bouncer? the affluent bar she walks into? herself?
@@ancestorofJacobshe's probably less then a year from being 21 aint nothing going to change in less then a year of age besides being "Legal" i mean in Mexico their able to drink at 18
"I know you're not a bad kid". Charges her with a felony. Well done officer.
Criminal charges (supposedly) aren't done based on what kind of person you are, but what you've done in that specific situation
what do you expect for her to get special treatment 😂
Seriously. Do we all feel safer now that this "criminal" is off the street? I bet those cops gave themselves a big pat on the back for that amazing "bust."
Most cops suck sadly
Easier than stopping actual bad guys.
These outstanding officers taught this girl a valuable lesson. Don't trust cops.
Also dont run around with 5 fake IDs for fraud in a vehicle reported abandoned.
💯👏 pathetic cops
How about don't have counterfeit IDs?
@@tictacterminator for fraud? Lol it wasn’t identity theft matlock. It was to drink a few months early. Who cares. In most countries it’s 16-18. Doesn’t affect your life.
@@saintpreferred9223 oh the poor girl had fake ids to drink a couple months early boohoo.
Former LEO here. Here's a simple solution to this for the little lady: Never voluntarily allow anyone to search your property - person, vehicle, house, etc. If the officer says they have a right to search you or your property, don't fight it (even if you don't think they're in the right), but continually state that you do not consent to any searches.
Exercise your right to both remain silent AND have an attorney present. YOU NEED TO TELL THE OFFICER(S) THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE DOING. Just staying quiet can appear to be "uncooperative" (like it or not, it is what it is) and "interfering with an investigation." So, tell the officer(s) that's what you're doing every single time they ask you a question - "I'm exercising my right to remain silent, and not answer any questions without my lawyer."
DO NOT answer some questions, and not others. The moment you start answering questions, some courts will say you've forfeited your right to silence.
FOR THE OFFICERS:
Simple solution: Take the pen and ID cards. Shred the ID cards and trash everything. Log it into your system under her Name and DOB, and SSN too if you have it. Tell her if she gets caught with either again, she will certainly be charged because she's already had her warning.
EDIT: WHY DO THIS TO SOMEONE? YOU EVEN SAID YOURSELF YOU KNEW SHE WASN'T A BAD KID.
This young lady was not a dangerous person, nor a criminal. She doesn't even have the stomach for trouble. You have just potentially ruined her life by charging her with a felony - it is a question she will have to answer on every single job application for the rest of her life if she's convicted of it. Why would you want to do that to someone you know isn't someone society needs to be protected from?
This kind of garbage is what gives LEOs a bad reputation.
This is why people are gradually falling away from supporting Law Enforcement as a whole.
This is how bad LEO's make decent people into career criminals, or otherwise products of the system. Doing something like this takes away a ton of life's opportunities she may have had to make a decent living on her own.
Do Better.
We stopped supporting Leo years ago
Yeah man, I absolutely distrust and mostly dislike Police, Not all but most and this is despite there being a pretty strong connection with combat vets and Police. Lot of my buddies became Police after getting out, and I can't help but to think think lower of them now.
I can attest to this. I was falsely accused of punching somebody, wrongfully arrested, and despite the magistrate seeing I was telling the truth (because my side of it was consistent and the other person kept changing their story), and dismissed the case, I still have it on record for the rest of my life. And trust me, potential employers completely overlook the dismissed part and concentrate on the charge. The legal system is absolutely f*cked!
Thank you for these comments.
Thank you so much for giving official voice to my rage about this abuse of power. Everyone should downvote this video until it changes its title to reflect the injustice it depicts.
What friendly cops. Glad they got this harmless girl off the streets for us.
Lol such a menace to society
straight to jail. at least 5 years
Yeah, cute young white girl with a weed vape and some fake IDs...what a menace, lock her up! lol
@@MattAlexander-do2od Don't do the crime if you can't do the time. Never let the police search your car without a warrant.
1st offense for the fake IDs, I'd want to find out what she was doing with them, hopefully not have to charge her with something serious, certainly not a felony. She'll probably never do anything wrong again.@@petrnovak1964
She learned the lessons ‘do not trust the police’, ‘Never be honest, cooperative, and compliant again’… Great job officeresses!
By cooperating and being honest she got the charges dropped. If she was difficult and problematic she'd be in jail. With multiple fake IDs it could have been a serious fraud case and someone could be pretending to be an alcoholic college student. At the very least, they should have investigated and cleared her.
LOL "officeresses"! Good one!
@@JohnDoe-eh1iebeing cooperative is what gave them the charge against her in the first place.
@@francisbalfour1243 Well maybe.....just maybe if she hadn't broken the law in the first place none of it would have happened. You people blame the police for doing their jobs and not the moron that forced them to do their jobs.
@@francisbalfour1243 Being cooperative isn't what gave them the charge against her in the first place...her breaking the law did that.
I can finally sleep safe at night knowing this girl is in jail!……
To clarify I liked because I sense some sarcasm
@@tomharper2709 I thought it couldn't be more obvious
Don't get me wrong I don't feel a personal threat from this girl. But the law is the law and no one is above it. If you allow one you have to allow all. Also she was treated very nicely she did not get convicted of the felonies. She had to do 75 hours of community service with a Non Profit of her choice. So all in all she was treated kindly and fairly and it prolly was a learning experience for her.
you have a very childish way of looking at society. You or any individual alone doesn't get to decide which laws apply to us. It's not complicated and nobody is special. Break the law, you risk the above. We all have the free will to decide. There is no such thing as a consequence-free decision, something you might want to really think about.
@@justinsmith8860 exactly.
This is how an honest, mostly innocent, person learns to not be so honest.
using a fake id is ok? driving recklessly is ok?
@@Tangentbordsblues I said "mostly"
honesty is not the issue , ignorance of liberties and freedoms are a choice now a days people choose as choice rather spend countless hr with power to easily educate them selfs more than ever and faster than any point in history with a device in there pocket literitlt called a smart phone that helps makes people smarter in real time effortlessly instead complain claiming task be to boring or somehow already know from fragments of social media clips literally choosing to use smart phones to be dumber than they already are and are shocked crying when caught breaking the law of being idiots in the ai era especially have no ecusees better learn exercise your rights young people if you think smart enough to break the law and not get caught better check yourself and remember knowledge is power ask yourself if the knowledge you learned from ig sc added any power to you today that enforces your decisions breaking the laws if you have no thorough idea of them your self and the system of choice you go by of not only the ability used to not getting caught but go further and make sure to understand be smart enough know the difrance how to get away are completely separate to a certain point from getting away .
She’s hot af to be fair
Yeah lesson learned. Don’t consent to a search in the future
This is the first person that I’ve ever seen pulled over that I actually felt bad for. She’s a good kid who will be just fine in life.
Why was the car searched? Was it because the car was still "abandoned" by the city of Miami?
@@pmccoy8924 I think it was searched because the officer saw her move her purse out of her line of vision. I could be wrong, though. Personally, I don’t think it needed to be searched at all.
She shouldn’t have gave permission to have the vehicle searched. Never give up your rights
@@pmccoy8924 It was searched because she consented to a search when asked. They don't need a reason to ask.
@@yoyoyohihihidudezero🧠attitude.
The courts will be lenient with this type of thing but this could’ve all been avoided with a NO to search. Never consent to a search even if you have NOTHING. They’re not your friend
Exactly. And if they insist that you have to let them search your property, and they do find something, it would be deemed an illegal search and seizure. Especially in this case as there's literally no probable cause for the search other than the girl moving her purse.
You always consent a search … if you have nothing to hide …why not??? They can search my car anytime any day that’s why I’m always free and away from trouble
@@Rafael-ti8fvno because the police are NEVER on your side. The fact that they ask for a search in the first place means they want to arrest you for something. They are never there to help you, so don’t help them. Sheep mentality.
@@Rafael-ti8fv because it's an inalienable right to privacy. It makes no difference if there's something to be found or not, you don't legally have to submit to a search of your property unless forced to comply by means of a warrant or if they can prove there was probable cause. Which in this case there was neither.
@@Rafael-ti8fv There's plenty of vids showing people like you still getting arrested.
they saw someone skinnier and prettier and started hating 🙄🙄
The police are like hyenas...
Ding, ding!
She had 3 fake IDs and weed but sure it’s “hating”. Y’all are weird
That's exactly what occurred to me.
@@guiseppejacobs2357 It's really just a bunch of cop-haters finding every excuse to paint an ugly picture of them.
Quite pathetic really.
“Let this be a lesson.” No lady, this is a power trip. A lesson would have been explaining to her how much trouble she could have been in, then letting her go with a misdemeanor. Instead, you charged a 20 year old with a felony that probably 95% of college kids avoid every year. Unreal.
The part where they asked “can we search your car?” She could have said DO YOU HAVE PROBABLE CAUSE? I don’t think the dog can smell a weed vape (not that I’m aware of)
That's because cops suck nowadays. It's all about power
Shes 200% not going to keep that felony, the prosecutor is going to deal down easily, shes going to get deferment as a first time offender (if she is one) and won't even have a record, but she'll have the memory of almost catching that felony and having her life totally ruined. She knew all of what she had was illegal and those fake ID laws aren't for 20yos trying to get drunk, chill out and learn how the judicial system works, its not like cops have iron clad rule over what charges someone gets, the DA does and the judge will absolutely throw most of it out.
95.9%
Did she not break the law? Am I missing something?
learning valuable lessons the hard way: never to trust 'friendly' cops and never to consent to frivolous searches. I hope she passes that lesson on to all friends, family and children
Female cops are horrifying creatures.
yyyyup
People calling her "calm" and "undeserving" of her arrest 🙄Seem to forget that she was whining at one point. Guess when someone looks hspanek, they get treated like "goddesses" by the entire community. Pathetic.
they would have searched her car regardless. cops know when youre hiding something
@@ExdonnThis comment is incredibly unhinged
All she learned is to never talk to police and never give permission to search your vehicle.
Now she’s gonna have trust issues
having trust issues is a good thing when cops are involved. never trust the police. @@Taylorlexus
Or don't have a fake ID and drugs in the car tf do the shit at home like everyone else.
@@goldtvlive1017lol what drugs? all she had was a weed pen, in san francisco they pass out clean needles and brillo pads so people can shoot up and smoke fent. multiple people OD on the sidewalk everyday and no one goes to jail for possession, people smoking fent in public in front of children and babies. so i think a weed pen is the least of our worries, worry about your government letting all the fent in the country because you too may lose someone to it.
@@goldtvlive1017 Okay? Go ahead and talk to cops all you like, I'm sure they won't try to catch you on anything
That was frustrating to watch. You could tell the female cops were so happy with themselves.
They should be. They did their jobs as we expect them to.
What the hell kind of response is that? She has a controlled substance in the state of Florida and three fake I.D's that she has probably used many times to illegally obtain alcohol. Plus it's a high probability that she has driven drunk, so these Cops arrested her immature ass may have saved her life and the innocent lives of others.
@@soulscanner66idk what they’re talking about. Fake IDs is a felony and having 3 of em is just overdoing it. Not to mention the weed
@@guiseppejacobs2357 Exactly. She was also let off very easy. Probably spent 6 hours in processing crying until she got to call her parents who came and picked her up. This was a learning experience, and I bet she doesn't do something like this again.
Butch & Pat
As a former officer I think this one is a bit ridiculous. This should have been a cite and release or a warning. She was incredibly respectful during the entire stop. My goal was never to assist in fucking up the future of our young men and women. We were all young once
So, you're okay with her having multiple, fake IDs or having an illegal substance, which are both crimes?
Best answer I've seen here yet. We all tried to get alcohol one way or another...beer fishing....know older people usually....never usually the fake i.d..thing. I agree cite her confiscate her weed/IDs and let her go.
@@jacklow9611 lol jaywalking is a crime, Jack - should people be arrested for that too?
Her "crimes" here were pretty harmless. Many people in college have fake ID's, she was turning 21 in 5 months, and recreational marijuana use is legal in 25 states and counting. She shouldn't have gone to jail. Her charges were dropped and she did some community service, so obviously the legal system agreed.
The charges were dropped after community service, which seems more than fair.
The offenses were pretty minor stuff, but it's not hard to imagine a girl with a weed pen and multiple fake IDs not taking a warning seriously and hurting herself and others while OUI six months down the line. I can understand how the they wanted to rattle her cage a bit.
The trend I notice today: Those who insult & show zero respect to the 5-0 get the most respect back. (*Unless they cross the line). Meanwhile easy targets like this get busted. 5-0 has been neutered, courtesy of the mainstream media.
For anyone who wants to know. The charges were reduced to 75 hours of community service when it was found out the officer ran her license plate for no reason. In the state of Florida, police officers cannot randomly run a persons tag without a reason of suspicion or probably cause. This cop was obviously hunting and pecking.
That is great information to know since I live in Florida, though I'm way much older and rarely leave home.... just good to know though! Thanks!!
@@deenak79this is actually false. They can run your license plate for any reason without repercussion. Don’t believe everything you see on TH-cam.
@@WhiteOwlOnFire_XXX You are correct. There was some case law in some states that cops could not stop a car for a de minimus violation, for a pretextual stop. However, that was thrown out in 1996 with State v Whren
@@deenak79 this is false.
@@WhiteOwlOnFire_XXXit's literally not false why are you even arguing you can just look it up
Y’all really saved the world on this one. Thanks police
Not to be sexist, but it worries me slightly that there are 2 female officers who assist each other for backup. Imagine this was a 6'2 jacked, wanted felon...
@@scarthebadguy There is nothing sexist about what you said. We just live in a hyper sensitive time where we're not allowed to make observations like that. As Harry Callahan once said "That's a hell of a price to pay to be fashionable"
@@scarthebadguy this is how they try to prove their worth on the department. They will pick on this girl but if they encounter the 6’2” felon they would be very passive or call every single unit in for backup.
@@scarthebadguy,
I'm for women being able to do any job they like. Cop, military, construction, etc. But they should have to meet the same requirements as men.
@@andrewvincent7299 Yeah, and Harry Callahan was in a fictional movie dummy. LOL
I avoid cops EXACTLY like I avoid criminals
want a cookie?
You are probably a criminal yourself
@@nrxhavoc I do
Because you commit felonies?
@@booshmcfadden7638 misdemeanor’s you dummy
This young lady seems kind and peaceful. This is no criminal and i’m glad pretty much everyone in the comments feels that way too. This kid is allright.
How would you know? She broke multiple laws, and must be brought to order.
@@Brotha00 I bet you are a lot of fun at social gatherings
@@foskco87it’s true tho. She broke multiple laws and could’ve killed someone. You don’t know so stop acting like you do. She’s clearly buying alcohol and nicotine products for underage kids
@@WhiteOwlOnFire_XXX Tell me exactly how you came to those conclusions, detective.
@@Brotha00 Must be brought to order? What are you, some count in a castle? Get outta here, you square. 😂
This is what happens when you "cooperate" with the police. There was no probable cause. They were fishing and she took the bait. The only thing this was is disgusting.
When your young and nervous this is what happens. Thinking I'm friendly and cooperate they will let me go.
You don't cooperate you get screwed. You cooperate you also get screwed. You can't win. Seriously, think every single cop on the force never made mistakes when they were in college? I get it, most cops didn't go to college... but still.
Well maybe don't do crime
Depending on legislature in different states, hiding things and moving items around in plain sight is either reasonable suspicion allowing a vehicle search - or in some states it is probable cause on its own. Either way you can say no if they ask you, but if a prudent officer believes you were hiding things in plain sight, your car is going to either get searched - or sniffed by a k9 for more probable cause and searched anyway. I feel the simple answer is - don't commit crimes...
She absolutely should have said no to the search. But no one understands or believes the cops are not your friends till you're in the back of that cop car, handcuffs digging into your skin, going through processing and sitting in the holding cell waiting for your call.
It's only then people actually bother to learn their rights.
What a great example of the police’s priorities being completely out of alignment with what the public care about
Tell me about it I’ve had my fair share of encounters with cops and this system can really be a joke sometimes.
Ikr seriously@@MarioMartinez-tt9ly
They are Law Enforcement. It’s doesn’t matter what the Public thinks. Their JOB is enforce every LAW small or big.
Well said
Fake ID is and should be a felony. Don't allow cops to search your car.
Unbelievable how these 2 cops railroaded this poor girl. They should be ashamed of themselves.
The girl made a mistake by concealing her purse right in front of the officer. You can't get mad at the police for taking what you give them
Disgusting really, shame on them
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@@dancnkc yeah, but you and the cops are demented conformist pigs. How do you explain that part of it?
I did not even see a train. Wow you are good.
These 2 cops were definitely the kids in class who reminded the teacher there was supposed to be a test.
"Excuse me Teacher, you forgot to give us homework."
right
LMFAO
And? I was in no way a good student but if I studied, why would I let the test be postponed a week so that I forgot the information? The test is gonna come anyway.
@@lennertcornette 😘💅
This is why everyone should know their rights!!! She could've easily told them she doesn't give consent to search the vehicle and NONE of this would've happened.
Depends on the situation what if she was drinking, and they smell the alcohol. At that point they don’t need consent.
Then they would have used her saying "no," like she's afraid of something, as a reason to go get a K-9 or badger her further. Saying "no" isn't a guaranteed end of it.
They would have brought a dog in, she made the wrong move with that purse.
She could simply say; "I dont consent to a search, I don't want strangers going thru my dad's car" @@ZzKevZz
@@ZzKevZz K9s and random banter cannot legally stall a traffic stop, even if they did find illegal substance the charges would likely be dropped due to this.
I'm a cop and I wouldn't let cops search my car.
Oh really...then what do we say,:no???? We know what that will do... make a civilian feel trapped, and the police will just get a police pup to do it.
sure you show em your badge and they say, keep on drivin buddy.
@@msdustismith8919all you have to say is no. And if they keep asking say what’s the probable cause or reason to search my car? Because they usually ask to search your car knowing some people will say yes.
What if a cop says I have probable cause to search your vehicle
She is young and dumb lol. She probably did not know that the police would need a warrant or a probable cause to search the vehicle.
This is how people start to not trust and dislike the police. This girl is so sweet and seems like she means no trouble why the cops would fuck with her is crazy
And I know some might say they are just doing their jobs but still like these cops were doing the most filling quotas
5 IDs in a car reported abandoned
yeah uh no shes a criminal
Because if it was someone who matched there size it would be a different story
@@tictacterminator I agree with you. She *is* a criminal in the making. I'm glad you're reading between the lines in this case, unlike others. The overwhelming majority of the commenters here think the cops are in the wrong, but they're not analysing the facts.
She's 20 years old, already knows people on the fringes of society who can manufacture fake IDs, *somehow* winds up driving a car that was reported abandoned, drives erratically, whereby she keeps changing lanes (which is why she was pulled over in the first place), has weed in the car, and...somehow people think she's an angel? They're only saying this because she's *young*, *white*, and *pretty*. (And people think they're nonjudgemental, regarding race and age.) Thank you for your commentary.
@@alexthetrainer5582 Why does the girl seem sweet to you? Is it because she's young, white, and pretty? Re-watch the video - she had the car towed, (something about her father - the car was abandoned), therefore, her initial story is shady. Then, she has multiple driver's licenses made, they look professional, and they were made by "friends?" She already knows people on the fringes of society at the age of 20, for God's sake. She's on her way in becoming a professional criminal - and she's perfect for the job, since she's already fooled so many people already, in this comment section.
Good for her getting the charges dropped after community service, and as a bonus, she learned to hate the police… way to go ladies 👏
Exactly!
She doesn't seem like a person who could be filled with hate, or wants to be. But hopefully she learns not to trust the police anymore and to protect her rights.
@@Chuck_vs._The_Comment_SectionThe way to protect her rights is to not do illegal things in the first place. Then there's no need to ask for a lawyer. there's no need to hate the cops. Cops won't find anything that's not there, so don't have illegal items with you, period. It's simple.
@@fifteendollarbill 🤭
@@Chuck_vs._The_Comment_Section Am I wrong? You couldn't figure out a good reposnse, so you just used a childish emjoi. I'm down for a mature civil debate if you would like?
This is the FIRST girl I've felt bad for out of every single one of these videos. She's just a completely normal 20yr old who had bad luck that day.
Same. With how the title and thumbnail was portraying her, I thought she would act like other entitled people on body cam but no. She seems pretty genuine, while the cops seem pretty unreasonable here.
I don’t feel bad for her. All that shit is an act for the cops. When they aren’t around she’s probably a different person
@xro1983 a near 21 year old had a fake ID and some weed!!! Are you that obtuse?
@@Tanaka1943 I agree with you. Just a normal kid.
Let me guess, because she's white huh.
This is ridiculous. Blast her face all over the internet for nothing. Ask to search because she grabs her purse. She was respectful the entire time. Small mistakes that we've all made before. Respect to her for remaining calm and respectful
4th Amend Vio defense here.
largely agree. We all have made some time of similar mistakes. Seemed like a nice, respectful girl.
I would say it's not for nothing they get good revenue based on views and likes she has a beautiful rack it's litterally the only reason I watched thru this
Yeah carrying other people's ids. They knew she was a criminal.
@@herrwahnsinn4229they were fakes of herself?
After hearing these paid public servants interrogate the woman while her car was being searched, its abundantly clear why the 5th amendment is so important. Always keep your mouth SHUT.
Or just not break the law you could do that
Maybe don't have counterfeit IDs? You're a Dem, right?
None of this had to happen if she simply refused to consent to the search. The cops cannot legally search your car without a warrant or probable cause. By trying to be polite, this girl got herself in further trouble. There is nothing rude or unfriendly about asserting your rights. The cops are not there to be your friends.
sadly im almost 100% sure they can almost find someway for it to be suspisicous you didnt wanna have them search it....then later get harsher penalties for not complying.
@@mikeymassacre69 That may be true, but it would be almost impossible to get a conviction in court if she didn’t agree to the search.
How about just follow the laws instead. That will also keep you out of trouble.
You know what also keeps you away from trouble? Following the law.
@@alexadamson1322 No, it didn’t violate her 4th amendment right because she agreed to the search. They don’t need to have reasonable suspicion of a crime if she consents to the search. The evidence would have been inadmissible if she didn’t consent because her lawyer could challenge the validity of the search.
The lesson she hopefully learned is do not ever answer questions from police and never agree to let them search you or the car. They are not your friends, even though she seemed friendly with her chatting. They are always fishing for a reason to arrest.
Gotta meet those quotas!
Knew that the whole time
But at the same time if you have nothing to hide and everything is on the level . There should be no reason to deny the cops to search your car. Once you tell the cops they cannot search your car I can imagine thats an immediate red flag.
@@ruffianomegait's only a red flag to a tyrant. Invading someone's privacy is rude and shouldn't be taken lightly. There's a reason we have the 4th amendment
yes, we should let them come into our homes too since we have nothing to hide! gimme a break its called privacy
@@ruffianomega
If the cops ask you for permission to search your car the answer is always no. If they have the right to search your car then they aren’t going to ask for your permission.
Thats not even CLOSE to being true. Once the k9 comes out and hits on the car, they no longer need your consent.
Right, but let them bring out the K9 in then. They can make the call on whether it’s worth their time or not.
4th amendment
@@kat050107Then make 'em get the K9. Don't do their job for them.
Actually the answer is absolutely yes because I am completely sure that there's nothing illegal in the car there never has been and there never will be.
@@Mike.T. I'm sure too, but I'm not willing to let an authority figure do something without the proper procedures being followed. Besides, I'm not getting paid to do their job for them. I'll be respectful and honest, but that's where my obligations end.
Arrested her for a weed pen? That's shameful. Go find some real criminals and leave the middle class alone.
yes, but the real ones are usually more risky to take care of
I mean it’s not a felony to be in possession of a fraudulent driver’s license right? Such a petty crime…
They can’t solve real crimes they can only harass kids
@@johndycus6468do you know what people can do with fake drivers licenses?
nemo est supra leges
She hopefully learned to not consent to a search and to say nothing going forward, and that being friendly to police during a stop can still get you charged with a felony.
CHECK HER IMMIGRATION STAUS. SHE LOOKS ILLEGAL
Yup. Only few of these guys could act tough and tall against actual criminals, other times they have big funs harassing citizens.. Hilarious to see these comments talk like they are walking on thin ice, scared to offend their heroes/masters
@@zaccorpseman7366So its the cops fault most sheeple cant say NO?
Yes your right on that 😔
Exactly.
Another great citizen given a lifetime of resent towards the cops at just 20, well done
Don't chose a life as a drugdealer then
@@gordonfrimann246Where the hell is your evidence she's a drug dealer? I'll wait.
@@gordonfrimann246 are you slow in the head?
@Nick41645 she consented to a search, she made the mistake of letting them.
@@Nick41622 even after the gun confiscation?
Ridiculous. I’m in law enforcement and this would’ve been a quick fix in Miami and send her back on her way. She’s a normal 20 year old. Go get some real criminals lady
I think we can all agree as rational individuals that her crime was indeed very minor, but the cops still have to do their job don't they? If they found those fake ids and that weed vape and chose to ignore they'd be the ones getting fired for dereliction of duty. Not to mention she could've easily avoided this had she kept her ids at home instead of carrying them together like a keychain, or better yet wait 5 months and drink legally. Don't really see the rationale behind people getting frustrated at the cops for doing their job.
Yeah. Go round up some ID's from people not committing crimes because they are "suspicious". :)
daniel - the problem is that as a female officer, it is much more risky to go after dangerous criminals so that is why she picks people like the 20 year old woman to go after. If it were a dangerous repeat offender, she could have gotten hurt. As a feminist who teaches at Dartmouth, I tell you that you have to see it from a woman's perpective.
thank you. not condoning it but i smoke weed in public in miami IN front of the police especially on ocean drive, and ive NEVER had the police even tell me to stop smoking or try anything. these cops are weird messin with a 20yo girl
@@freddyg5888 Typical sexist man who obviously hates women. As a female officer, it is much more risky to go after dangerous criminals so that is why it is important to pick people like the 20 year old woman to go after. If it were a dangerous repeat offender, she could have gotten hurt. As a feminist who teaches at Dartmouth, I tell you that you have to see it from a woman's perpective.
As a deputy, I don't understand the alert for an abandoned vehicle. Once a vehicle is towed it can only be released to the owner. If it was released to someone else that's on the tow company. That's a civil matter, not a crime. This whole situation makes no sense.
this lady is what cops dream of. voluntarily giving incriminating information without hesitation.
Yeah and allowing them to search her car with no reasonable suspicion of a crime
That's a white person for you, we are too trusting
We literally have a racist stereotype for white woman who follow the rules... Karen
@@efreeze287they can make up any reasonably suspicion. They will lie and say they smell weed and search your car without your permission. You have no rights in america.
@@efreeze287You don’t need reasonable suspicion to do a consent search.
There's something demonic about how the cop's voice contrasted by her actions. She sounds so sweet and caring like someone who just wants what's best for you, but her action says "I'm trying to maximize your suffering and ruin as much of your life as I possibly can".
Cops jobs aren't to protect or help you.
Exactly, that's true evil. Almost psychotic behavior. Like a serial killer telling someone "hey shhhh, it's okay, calm down, it's alright, shhhh, it's gonna be okay"...while actively stabbing them to death.
I remember an officer with exactly the same sweet attitude and friendly tone. He used such behavior to get consents to searches and then planted drugs inside the vehicles. He did it 300 times until he got caught.
@@GoofysBanditthe Devil just tempts. People want you to believe that the Devil is this scary serial killing death machine. Naw that’s what we humans do when tempted by him. He just tempts us to do it and gives us a choice.
@@lexfahey7399😂why u believe in fairy tales???
Way to go cops!! Thank you for protecting us from these extremely DANGEROUS and threatening weed smoking 20 yr old girls using fake IDs to get into bars 6 months before they turn 21!! Thank you for your service, what would this world be without you!! #Bless 🙏🙄🤦♂️
Foreals smdh she is not hurting anyone
Did you watch the video? It literally says on the screen while they’re arresting her that she was sentenced to 75 hours of community service with a nonprofit of her choice that was it.
@@mattsharkey311 You miss the point, the search was bs, and after the search it shouldn´t have been hours in a cell for that bs
There was no reason to search the vehicle but the cops were allowed to. Therefore, the cops aren't to blamed for that. The driver is.
@@kevinphillips150 absolutely!
i feel so bad for her. She was very respectful the entire time. There are way way more worthy suspects out there.
Commit crimes, but if you're pretty and polite we forgive you! Haha. This country is toast with this mentality.
She had no choice to be respectful she did it to herself, she knew she was guilty idk what there is to feel bad about
@@guiseppejacobs2357 she had a choice to be respectful to this police officer. Obviously you have not seen many TH-cam videos.
Worthy suspects. I assume you mean killers and drug dealers. These are traffic cops. They make traffic stops. That's their job. They catch people speeding, DUI, wreckless, and several other traffic infractions. Finding the felony fake IDs fell into their lap.
See, there are multiple departments in the police force. Like traffic! This is what they do. They don't hunt down murderers; that's the job of homicide division. The homicide division employs a variety of officers and detectives to go after your so-called worthy suspects. There is also a narcotics division. These guys go after the drug dealers. There are a lot more if you want to go to Google and help educate yourself on law enforcement and crime.
p.s. Notice how the cops were also very respectful until they discovered a felony? Yeah... about that.
9:00 "It's ok you can be honest"
This scene alone shows where her honesty brought her
Learned the hard way myself when I was a teen
No her illegal substances brought her here 🤦♂️
Being honest didn't cause any trouble.
Being honest actually helped her. Those cops were very empathetic and nice to her because of it
@@miggy2002na she got arrested cus of it lmao😂 gullible af
This case will be dismissed. NOTE TO DRIVER. Be polite, NEVER say anything, NEVER allow your car to be searched.
Only after she agreed to 75 hours of community work, however. . . A shame, really. She kinda got rail-roaded here.
Turning down a search you get claw scratches all over your car doors and torn upholstery or scratches on leather seats.
End of vid....The charges were dropped in exchange of 75 hours of community service.
She get her IDs confiscated maybe a fine, but no prison time. They hoping to spook her, but they make a record so if caught again it won't be her first offense sigh.
@@CyberdactylYep. “You can let us search or sit until the dog gets here.” What a scam.
She acted a heck of a lot more respectful than most of these youngsters
She was a lot more respectful and reasonable than the cops!
Yes. At least she had her charges dropped after completing her C.S. Both her felonies, cannabis and ID's would be avoided had the laws be logical. cannabis shouldn't be illegal and alcohol drinking age should be 18. That being said, really shouldn't do either until you are 25. Ethically/Morally she didn't do anything wrong... Side note, that girls is extremely attractive.
Glad she got them dropped after community service
Yes I agree n I feel bad for her
Yea shes not a bad kid. Not like some of these children we see throwing a tantrum.
Probably scared her straight for life 😂
Such a waste of taxes and time. That poor girl. Go arrest real criminals. So disappointed in these dumb cops
Wasn’t she in possession of drugs?
I don't understand the comments. She had fake IDs and THC. True that legal drinking age should be 18 and THC fully legalized, but it's not the cops' job to make laws.
The law is the law. You break them, you suffer the consequences. The cops did their job.
@@robfreeman5783 well said.
@@robfreeman5783It’s also the cops job to arrest bad people and not over populate jails like they already are
"I hope this teaches you a lesson." Yeah, never consent to a search without a warrant no matter how nice they are. I learned the same lesson myself about 15 years ago.
The car would've been searched regardless. Legally too, since it was marked as an abandoned vehicle. She was f from the get go.
@@enzop2835 yeah people love to spout this "great advice" but whether they're peaceful or coming in guns blazing,a "warrant" doesnt matter.
I would not consent to a search
@@enzop2835 the reason you never consent is so your lawyer can hopefully find something they did wrong but if you consent it wont matter
Why would you be worried if you have nothing to hide?
“I just didn’t want you to be nervous.” Says the cop just sitting staring at you for no reason.
The cop staring at you for no reason, and also drooling at the mouth for any opportunity to lock you up.
This cop is a false nice person. Wolves disguised as good' samaritan.
Yeah, that was so bizarre. They knew exactly that they were going to try and fucking search her shit. Oh no, she moved her purse out of my line of sight. Oh no. They had zero probable cause I know they would’ve gotten a dog or some shit for this huge waste of taxpayer money. These officers should be very ashamed. This is the grossest shit. Oh no weed pen you fucking got a felon off the streets what a crazy crazy world we live in.
@@BACNandEGGS Indeed, this is ridiculous and a waste of law enforcement resources.
I feel so much safer now that she completed her 75 hours of community service!
Lol
Lmao facts
Did you feel unsafe before?
Can you show me on this doll where the fake IDs and vape pen touched you?
Exactly. Pathetic, right? This is the US for you alright. With a senile leader what do you expect?
The fact that backup has arrived means this is no ordinary traffic stop. Something is up!
Yeah they probably have like a Forgery/Fraud Detail coming to talk to her
This video is 100% a great one as to why you do not answer questions. Sure a judge likely wouldn’t make the felony stick. But allowing them to search your vehicle means they are looking for anything to bust you. They are NOT your friends. Ain’t saying all cops are inherently evil, but they aren’t your friends.
And I still bet they would take you to jail if you had drugs or fake ids on you...@@cookdislander4372
Agreed, the lesson she should take from this experience is never answering any questions.
She was asked if she understood her rights, she obviously didn't, if she did you would have shut up that instant at the very least.
Well said, she was taught wrong. You never allow them to search your car.
You have no choice. If you refuse the search, they get a K9 and 100% of the time the dog ''detects'' something so they search it anyways. It's a loophole to violate your 4th amendment right. I like most cops but these are just A holes that almost ruined a young girls life with a felony.
So all this for an innocent 20 year old, but when my house was totally robbed the cops told me they would never find the robbers and to got to the flea market because that is where they would sell my stuff.
Find out where the cops live and steal their shit for not helping.
This is why you NEVER talk to law enforcement officials and refuse any type of search of your body, person, and vehicle.
How is she innocent?? it unlawful in every state to have fraudulent IDs without authorization from a governmental body.
@@nogardmarithinnocent of doing anything that hurts someone else, you fool
@@nogardmarithbecause these idiots think if they don’t agree with a particular crime then it’s okay to commit. A bunch of drug addicts and narcissists who think they’re above the law
Never ever ever ever consent to a search when law enforcement has not established probable cause...there is never any upside. If they want to go on a fishing expedition, make them earn it.
Exactly! These young people need to study the Bill of Rights. If asked permission to search your car, answer "No I'm not consenting to a search."
Never consent, period. If they have probable cause then they don't have to get consent. If the probable cause is found invalid in court then the search will be thrown out. But, if you gave consent then there's pretty much no way to have it tossed.
I think that advice only applies to criminals who are breaking the law. If you have nothing to hide, there shouldn’t be a problem with a search.
More than likely they would've just walked a dog around it if she refused but sometimes there isn't one available.
At this point anyone that says “if you have nothing to hide, let them search”, is either a cop, bot, or retard. Or a combination.
Wow this is stupid, these two were jealous of her because she’s pretty and skinny
1000%
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don’t ever, EVER trust friendly cops. The mean angry ones- those are the ones you can take at face value to be exactly who they appear to be.
I dunno, I’ve been let off with a warning many times by friendly cops. As long as you’re nice back
You wouldn't be mad when someone is putting other people in danger when you're trying to keep them safe? Especially when you're risking your life on a daily basis to do so. I'd be real annoyed.
BULLL SH IT--LOT OF GREAT AND AMAZING OFFICERS OUT THERE-THEY ARE PEOPLE WITH FAMILIES TOO.🤨🤨🤨
@@CL-hl8uiThey were males, right?
@@JniksFadder all males except one
Boy, I cannot think of a better example of do not EVER allow police to search your vehicle. They're not your friends. In this case, she was actually doing something illegal. I just making the point that they act like they'll help you out, and everything's fine, but they're literally searching for any reason to bust you. Know your rights.
Weed smokers never seem to realize how non weed smokers can instantly recognize it from like 20feet away
@@Jst4vdeossee that’s why I love these videos because I’ve seen shit like this constantly and def thought she should’ve declined the request to search her car.
Her purse was searched, she did not give permission...
If you’re not doing anything wrong, then I don’t see the problem.
@@jenscheibner792 When she explicitly gave them authorization to search the vehicle, she implicitly gave them authorization to search all personal effects within. That's established legal precedence.
Imagine giving consent without probable cause and catching some felony charges, perfect example of why you NEVER give consent!
Exactly. No probable cause.
What do you think the cops would do if she just started having her first period in the middle of the interaction? You think the girl cops woulda smelled it and gone berserk?
Don't be a criminal.
Probable cause was not established. Maybe reasonable suspicion. You should never consent and keep your mouth shut.@@robbywright4850
No, its NOT LOL.@@robbywright4850
I hope this driver is reading the comments on this TH-cam video as reassurance that yes, most people out there are on your side in this one.
I'm not. Anyone who has professional looking fake IDs on them is no Girl Scout. Also, how did it come to be that she even *knows* such people that know how to manufacture stuff like that? And don't forget about the "abandoned car" issue, along with the "tow" on the car, and her father. Something is off with this one.
Shut your hole. She was using the IDs to hang at the clubs with her girls. They ain't hard to get online.
It’s nice to know cops like this are out protecting us from such dangerous criminals well done
The law is the law. No matter how big or small.
@@Guadguacdoosh B.S there are a lot of laws they cops don't enforce. Let me know when they start enforcing the laws for their own crimes.
@@Guadguacdoosh There are many laws being broken on each day. Question is if the limited police resources being spent chasing the worst crimes, which should be prioritized or chasing stupid stuff like above with 2 officers. I wonder how are they earning their salaries ? Oh wait , that is coming from tax dollars.
@@Guadguacdoosh Something being a law doesn't make one enforcing it morally justified in doing so. Nor does it imply that one ought to follow it. If this had happened in California, the possession of the fake IDs would have been a misdemeanor. A felony for such a petty crime is unreasonably cruel for a 20 year old. Flordia is a joke and I'm so happy I left. In Maine, adults 20 years of age or older can possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana and up to 5 grams of marijuana concentrate. Think about how ridiculous this is: You cross an invisible line in the same country, and all of a sudden, magically, a medicine that shrinks tumors and has far less negative side effects than the legal medications that doctors prescribe, which kill people and make big pharma richer, automatically becomes a felony. It makes no sense. Especially when it's legal is so many states already and will soon become legal in many more. People drink alcohol, drive, become violent, and kill people all the time, yet it's legal. People smoke weed and sit on their couch, and watch tv.
@@Guadguacdooshpathetic excuse of a human, I hope you are not us citizen
Well, this wasn’t what I expected. A respectful, polite 20 year old and two power hungry hags. Well done officers for keeping us all safe.
What kept anyone safe?
ever heard of sarcasm?@@kevinphillips150
sarcasm. You ever heard of it?@@kevinphillips150
@@kevinphillips150 I think from reading the rest of the comment, the last sentence can can taken as sarcasm, irony or satire.
I was gonna say you should add a /s for sarcasm, and then I read the comments to your comment and yeah, you definitely should have added a /s cuz somebody already took your comment as serious. 🤣
I hate it when cops start making small talk like they are your damn friend. They are not your friend they are only there to gather as much information as possible to arrest you.
Remember: if you did something, the policeman is not your friend!
Oh, they wanted to be her friend if you know what I mean.
@@AStanton1966 even if you didn’t do anything. Their job is to find something. That is exactly what they did. When the first cop mentioned the vape pen I knew they were fishing.
You show me the person and I'll show you the crime. You don't teach a kid a lesson by giving them a felony
@@truegravee How would you answer the question? "Do you still beat your wife?"
This is why you NEVER give consent to a search🤦♂️
Criminal
@@lbn86crm22 Cannabis does not make you a criminal… Cannabis is the least harmful substance known to man and has been used for thousands of years. Get a grip and stop being a snowflake
@@purpleyeti7440 Drogadict
If you didn’t do anything wrong - let them search your vehicle.
@@purpleyeti7440 "Cannabis is the least harmful substance known to man" Why do you think you can just say out right lies and get away with it? Huh. You know that isn't true, why are you saying it?
Wow they’re really keeping our community safe! Absolutely pathetic.
Um, no - she was going down a path that was only going to get worse for her. They did her a favor, now hopefully this will straighten her out so she makes better life choices. What part of that is not sinking into your skull?
@@bigmacdaddy1234 you were the fun one at parties, weren’t ya?
@@bigmacdaddy1234"Going down a path"?! Are you serious? Smoking a little bit of weed is no more "going down a path" than having a can of beer.🙄
What did YOU get arrested for, buttercup? It's OK, you can tell us.
Agreed cops seem to only target people doing barely anything wrong its all about fines and intimidating the public. Police in America are hoodlum filth.
Charges dropped. Good for her. She handled the whole incident very well, and it paid off.
It should never have come to the point where she was even charged with anything. Total waste of taxpayer's money. It should have been a citation or warning from the get go. Instead it had to be brought before a judge and dismissed, wasting the court's time and this "perps" time. This is simply a means to increase arrest stats for the precinct in order to keep funding. It wouldn't surprise me in the least if these officers are advised to take advantage of people that are clearly cooperative to boost arrest numbers.
@@ArmitageShanksMC - I think they're doing their job to arrest her. If you think the law is bad, that's a different discussion, but I would not fault a cop for arresting someone who committed a felony.
@@ArmitageShanksMC the cops gotta enforce the law buddy, they don't get to decide the law themselves. Florida law states that having a fake id is a felony. They can't ignore this and send her off with a citation. If you feel the law is excessively harsh, a good place to start would be the legislative assembly in Florida.
good for her
@@ArmitageShanksMCexactly why trust has completely eroded with cops. They are less public servants and more of snakes.
This was ridiculous. There was no need to search her car. She was just too young to know she should have not approved the search. She was super sweet, and was not under the influence.
She’s high af. Why not search her car? Is it cause she looks upper classish?
I mean, "too young to know" is never an excuse, if you ask me, & I guess that it was just part of protocol for the cop, but at least she got off easily, & consequence free, all things considered
Its a frustrating video because she totally could have limited the cops investigation. INstead she gave them the green light they took full advantage of her ignorance.
@nicholasleclerc1583 all things considered youre arresting people for weed. On no level can you make a moral argument for that whilst believing in liberty.
@@notreal1477 No disagreement from me (far from it -- many generations of my fam have bled for liberty around the world) -- but I can point you to 100's of laws codified in the Republic of the U.S. that have zero basis in stemming from moral arguments. They're about resource extraction and control. Cheers, mate.
I'd delete myself before being a cop. This was despicable.
Ahh yes, when I think about protecting and serving, this is exactly the kind of dangerous person that I am glad our fearless heroes in blue are getting off the streets.
I've seen my dad go into a full blown rage on methamphetamine and when the cops were called they didn't do shit meanwhile this girl gets pulled over with a THC pen and some fake IDs and ends up arrested... what are the police good for exactly? In my experience the police are usually just a bunch of young people (25-38 years old) with big egos who have a power trip everyday they get to wear that uniform and badge
@mcbrideless2064
"Ahh yes, when I think about protecting [...] I am glad our fearless heroes in blue are getting off the streets."
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I am COMPLETELY in favour of the fact that law enforcement officials-like each and every person of legally-valid age, and of sound mind-should be accountable.
That would be applicable for the woman in this video who was 'taken into custody' too, would it not?
She couldn't have been any more dangerous unless her windows were tinted or her exhaust was loud.
I don't understand your comment lol what she did is illegal that's what the cops are for to enforce the law so fake ID are somehow ok in your book in "AcAb" 💀
Right, just F****** ridiculous!
Her conduct saved her in court. She is clean, well spoken and was polite to officers. This is the type person you do give a break to.
But this is a clear policy failure, where the government has an unnecessary law which it can use to selectively arrest people who are not harming society.
@@thibaultserlet6453 Someone with phony driver's licenses / IDs can do a lot of harm. She can cause an accident, present her fake license, as well as fake insurance info. and get away clean without any consequence because no one would know her true identity.
A break for what? She did nothing
@@jamesfranko5098 You dense? She drove a car she shouldn't have been driving, she was in possession of illegal fake drivers licenses, and narcotics. I get that she's pretty and you want to sleep with her, but she's far from "done nothing". 💀
@@tunnfisk none of that effects anyone else in a negative way. She wasnt diving high, she had some weed vape pen. She's 20 and had a fake license to be 21. How does that effect anyone else negatively? America has one of the highest drinking ages in the world for no good reason.
She was out getting a haircut and going to work later. I feel so much safer with this dangerous criminal off the streets. Excellent police work.
Haha I was thinking the same thing...just wow what great police work and this is coming from a cop myself. Imagine this write her a shit ton of tickets and call it a day, wth do you need to ask what a 20 yr needs a fake for?
The reason for the search was questionable I agree, but don't make her out to some f-ing Saint. She had a fraudulent I.D. / Drivers License, and illegal substances. She was breaking the laws of the State.
join up, or shut up.
@@yamahale I'm already a police officer. That's why I said the reason for the search request was questionable. It still doesn't remove the fact that she broke several laws.
How about anybody can comment however they want?
This 21 year old know What she is doing! I hope she Gets a Huge Fine! She's an Adult
Yes!
Insane that two cops are being wasted on this call, while gangs and other criminals are hard at work. Great job police!
Especially those criminals growing illegal plants 😡
@Scott-kj3bc come to Canada where it's legal and legal to grow plants in most provinces.
@@Zam1Fear that’s on my bucket list 💯 Is it true most Canadian people are super nice?
All this in the name of diversity
@@Scott-kj3bcthere are nice and mean people everywhere
“Let this be a lesson for you.” Thank God the warrior women in blue are cleaning up the mean streets of suburbia and imparting wisdom on our youth. She was headed down a dangerous path and would have terrorized the community for decades
I felt scared for my life the entire time watching this. Can't imagine someone like this walking the streets with her vape pen and a useless fake ID. The atrocities that would've been committed with those...
@@Banned4Life So you think that fake id's should be legal?
@@fifteendollarbillAt this point, why even have id's?
@@Banned4Life No doubt! I've been having trouble sleeping these past few days after watching this video - rest assured it shall pass since this violent criminal is off our streets - I had to buy an extra deadbolt for my front door as well.
Florida cops are trash, honestly. Theyve gotten better but you really are in THE SOUTH when you're in FL
NEVER under ANY circumstance allow police to search you or your car!
That’s dumb advice. I agree with the car, as well as houses and personal property, but they have to search your person for their own safety
How many kilograms of drugs you have in your car?
probable cause is a mother
NEVER under ANY circumstance take legal advice from a troll on TH-cam
if you stink of weed you will get searched ... period !
This is a fishing expedition; NEVER let police search where there is no legitimate reason to do so. I support police but, this is an improper projection of authority.
I loved when the cop said to her, “it’s okay, you can be honest with me.” No! Opening your mouth is what got you in this situation! Can i search you car? NO!
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This is the only correct answer. Even if you don’t have anything to hide.
This made me so mad, can I violate your rights “yes” omg whyyy!? 🤦🏾♂️
@@tonybankse Because the girl was driving an unauthorized (abandoned) vehicle on the road. That's a probable cause for a search of the vehicle, it's not violating someone's rights. They could've placed her under arrest for suspicion of grand theft auto, and searched the car afterwards, and how do you think that would've played out in court?
She ended up doing 75 hours of community service and her charges were dropped. If she didn't comply, or made the situation difficult, she would've went to jail. And apparently it makes you mad because you think you're a smartass and think the officers violated her rights. Laughable.
@@flyingdutchman2065YES. Fifth amendment, then shut the fuck up. That's how you minimize charges
Wow! They got a real criminal mastermind off the street…
Good thing these two female cops are protecting and serving the shit out of regular citizens over some weed.
Maybe next time they will find a totally drunk driver that they get off the streets, now that would be bad on the police.
Good thing you 3 are out there telling them where the real criminals are. Please you need to stop getting stoned watching movies they can't predict crime in real life they patrol they take what they get this day they found an idiot kid hiding shit in her purse, turned out to be weed, and fake IDs tomorrow they find an idiot with meth stuffed in her brah sigh..
With the fake id's giving her the right to drink. Who knows, maybe the kept the girl or someone else being injured or dead from a drunk driver.
@@Zalzanyboot is your favorite flavor
“Let’s potentially ruin a kids life for the fun of it”, it’s incredibly sad they charged her with a felony over that bs.
I agree
I feel for her too, but, as a criminal, if you are going to break the law, be a smart person...ids are no longer for getting into bars, there is a reason its a felony. I've been pulled over with a Mando amount of class b in the car (I did not know it at the time,) but because my response is a very polite "imsorryoficer my lawyer has advised me not to answer any questions until they are present " (I didn't have a lawyer ) on 2 separate occasions I was let go because as soon as a white person says that it means sooo much more work for the cops. An cops are both lazy and tired and you can use that. .. but a poor white suburb chick didnt even know that she had felonies (multiple cards equal multiple felonies) and she was sweating over a weed pen..she was not smart and that is the saddest part. I really feel for her, if she had one or two friends who knew the law, either a lawyer or cuz she is young a criminal she might have realized she was driving around with multiple felonies.. and were they her name on them?? That's even worse.. I feel like gen z needs help them with shit, (even the entitled ones who are fun to watch get arrested).. "how notto catch a case" doest even needto be a bok a pamphlet would work.. youngsters have the technology scams on lock, but when itcomes toe togoe with cops, there are a bunch of thigs you can do to avoid going to jail ..number one is knowig the laws you are breaking
first of all, they dropped the charges, and second, she had a weed pen, 2 or 3 hits of that thing could get her high and driving under the influence of weed can get you killed, other people killed, and endanger everyone on the road if you drive high, sure, she wasn't high, but she could have been or could easily get high, it's not about she was or wasn't, it's about the possibility, and fake ID's are illegal as well, she knew she had no business with them yet she still chose to have them. like let's be real, if she was ignorant enough to have weed and fake id's on her while driving what's stopping her from continuing to be stupid and get high and drive or something else to endanger others.
Her life won't be ruined. It'll be a misdemeanor. DAs are so relaxed on a pretty young white girl
@@danbusojarnis8262 lol yup. "Be good or be good at it"
Typical Slick 21 year old. Shes 21 and Acting Like she don't know what she's Doing. She think Shes Slick!
She was incredibly mature about the whole thing. I actually feel pretty bad for her.
SIMP
Yeah nice Rack too
Mature would be saying NO to the request to search, and NOT unnecessarily admitting to possessing THC while being searched. They were on a fishing expedition and she was handing fish over to them, that's precisely the opposite of mature.
Being mature about it is why she got all charges dropped after completing 75 hours community service with a charity group. After watching plenty of these videos, we've all become accustomed to watching immature people fighting and obstructing, adding a half dozen more charges. Prosecutors will strike fair plea bargains with mature people. Fight the cops and act like a child... and the prosecutors aren't as willing to be nice.
Getting arrested was scary for her, because kids don't like being yelled at while punished and trapped, and she imagined that would happen.
Yes, she seems like an intelligent girl and a good communicator, but I bet you she won't be hanging around the same "friends" after this!
A great lesson why you never let the police search your vehicle.
Or just dont have stuff in your vehicle that can incriminate you.
No just don't let them they need your consent
@@Rebel_Scum1 oh a weed pen and a fake ID to score beer. Who cares, karen.
@@Rebel_Scum1 Even if you believe you don't have anything in your vehicle that can incriminate you, still, never give consent for searches. There's nothing good that can ever come from it.
Yet if you don’t let them search your vehicle, they become even more suspicious that you are hiding something and are more likely to call out the K9 to sniff your vehicle and will be even less likely to cut you loose or give any type of breaks.
I am glad she the charges were dropped and she did community service. She was doing what she was told by the officers and she did not fight back or behave poorly.
proof?
@@ringrustwithreyno9545 it literally says it in the video. judges usually will downgrade charges for people with no history so its expected. and before anyone says its because she's a white girl, nah, the attitude and respect given on the court date matter a lot; perhaps not to the arresting officers. your average hood rat catching the same charges would probably not be afforded the same privilege as soon as they mouth off.
At 9:39 in the video… 🤣
im surprised they were dropped, i thought america treated a little flower as a war crime
White privilege
Seems like these cops were a little jealous and went full mean girls.
Man imagine arresting a college kid for this. Let's be honest. The female cops are jealous that she's bad and they're busted.
😂😂😂😂😂
You wouldn’t be saying that shit if she was an ugly male!!
Hahaha.
Exactly
You got it all wrong. She was going down a bad pathway and making very poor life choices. Hopefully this will put her on the right track.
The fact she got arrested with a felony is absolutely ridiculous.
it's a felony to be in possession of fake ID, not the possession of THC content in the vape pen.
@kerryrossington2965 who gaf fucc this bs system if u can't have confidence in urself tht u can police ur own situations then u don't need to be here with ur depending on others aas
So why do you think she had fake id’s, to get into clubs? Are you kidding?
@@samsoninthepit yeah. what do you think? she's running an international crime syndicate?
you could always live in California or New York. You wont even get charged over there. Win for everyone involved.
What a waste of public resources. People are literally getting shot on the NYC subway and here we are going after trivial crimes.
*shot on Mississippi roads, but yeah, same point
Do you know how police typically locate serious criminals? Petty traffic stops, leading to a vehicle search.
@@LeFraudHasChokedInSIXFinals Just shows they have no idea what they're doing. They rely on random invasions of privacy to catch anyone. If this kid was a serious criminal, do you think she would have volunteered to have her car searched? Also, after the search these cops had the opportunity to use their judgment and caution her, instead of giving her a permanent criminal record. This is the opposite of policing
It’s still a crime
In NY the cops don't do anything. One of the reasons people are fleeing by the thousands from the state.
Gratefully in other areas they do step up
What an airhead! Here's a suggestion: don't drive around in a car that's marked for towing, don't drive around with weed in the car and don't drive around with fake IDs. For the life of me, I can't understand why so many people would call this girl "innocent". Stop breaking the law, it's not that complicated.
Don’t be hating just cus you’re in a pussy drought
This is why you need to know your rights…they had no reason to search her car.
Yup I’ve had a cop try to search and I said no he asked me why and I said it’s because it’s my right 😂
Tf are you talking about, the reason for searching was how obvious it is she's trying to hide the purse + the multiple visible THC pens ... cop asked for a search because it's easier than waiting for a K9 to come but she already had probable cause 😂
@@iCortex1 nah someone moving a purse is not reasonable cause lmao tf are you talking tf do you think you are tf lmao cops can’t use dogs to get probable cause they would need that before using the dog to sniff…and moving a purse doesn’t qualify as reasonable…tf man you should really try to learn your rights…I don’t think there’s a vape pen visible and it’s not illegal to vape, definitely couldn’t prove that’s thc by looking through the window even if the vape was visible…learn your rights
@@iCortex1ur right about them having probable cause to search but however if I cop uses the k9 excuse you could possibly get away with it. For instance if I get pulled over speeding but it takes them over an hour to get a k9 out and find something then the whole case could get dropped because they detained u for an unreasonable amount of time to find it. With no probable cause on why they made u wait that long
@@stoneymil1921but that absolutely rarely happens bud. So many people who refuse the search still get taken in for weed. All the cop has to say is he smells it or the persons eyes look red/glossy. That automatically saves them for probable cause
Crazy how a 20-year-old can handle her missteps better than most people well above her age.
Albeit she shouldn't have had to deal with this bullshit.
it was the a55hole officers. Fudge those 5h1tforbrains mor0n officers!
The best way to handle missteps to not make those missteps in the 1st place.
@@ThrashingCode she brought it all upon herself. The cops did their job.
@@pedestrianrights1257 y'alls reading comprehension is real shit. I'm not complaining about the cops doing their job, yeah, they did it. It was a shitty job to have to do. It's a waste of societal resources for this one.
If the cops job is "Go disarm all the population in spite of their Constitutional rights." then that's a shitty job.
IF the cops job is "Go arrest women that wear skirts." then that's a shitty job.
I'm not saying the cops didn't do their job, I'm saying it's a dishonorable shitastic job when you - for no threat to society at all - are forced to ruin a person's life because you were told to do so by bad laws.
There is a reason most states don't have this as a felony. It's just the backwards ass states that throw absurd amounts of people in jail that have this type of stupid ass penalty.
But I digress, y'all need to work on your "English reading comprehension." and probably your amoral and ethically devoid "the cops are just doing their jobs"... cuz that's the kind of shit the German's went with too when they were gassing people for literally *existing*.
Yeah, just cuz a law is on the books, and just because the cops enforce it because it's "their job" doesn't make it a good law, doesn't means it's a good service to the community and society as a whole, and it sure as fuck doesn't make it ethical and moral. If you're Christian it makes it even worse, because you can bet your ass Jesus would have frowned upon this pain that's being invovked on this young person for zero benefit to society.
It never ceases to amaze me how many people know they have illegal things in their vehicle and then voluntarily consent to a search. It boggles the mind.
They arent taught that the world is full of evil
Even if you don't have any illegal substances in your car, never consent to searches. You never know if there is some obscure law you are breaking without knowing it.
@@coloradodude9987 cops have been known to plant evidence on people.they did it all the time during the vietnam/civil rights era :/
@@coloradodude9987 you watch too much TV. I can't even think of one example outside of someone setting you up. Any minor law you aren't aware of I'm sure would get a warning or a ticket.
@@scambaitspidey3470 In this case I think she forgot about the fake IDs, or had no idea that they would be felonies. And it doesn't sound like she thought the weed pen was that big a deal. I am about as pro cop as one can reasonably be, but I generally wouldn't criticize someone for refusing a warrantless search.
Bruh I’m pro police but why would you ever consent for them to search your vehicle. Clearly people don’t know their rights, very unfortunate.
The judge is the real hero in this situation. Great that they didn't go through with the initial charges.
@@hjkhjkhj-yh8mxyou’d excel in the Soviet Union or Third Reich mate 😂😂
Drugs killing lot of people. You have kids? Know aguy did blow 3rd time dead. Dead. Its a problem.
@hjkhjkhj-yh8mx I'm not even done yet watching and I got arrested for more and released 2 days after 😂😂. The system is fucked my guy
this is an outrage, this woman had counterfeit documents and narcotics, and all she got was a small slap on the wrist, she's a criminal thug and should have gone to prison, that's my opinion on it🧐
@@hjkhjkhj-yh8mx yYs, you’re right mr gestapo. We should never question the law. It’s always fixed and never changing.
This is what's wrong with the system. A harmless offense is a felony life-ruiner.
@@br.m That outfit was awesome you're delusional.
These women were being so weird the whole time "You have a lot of these eyelash brushes." "You should stop vaping." There's a whole lot of invasion of privacy going on. These women are creepy. Matter of fact I don't even think they're human. Oh and she said "why do you have your vape there?" Why are you asking her where she keeps her vape on her person? Not only are they slightly unprofessional, they're rude.
@@usafman8864thought it was going to be a chill vid but nope. Pigs a pig.
Ya, that's total BS. I was a peace officer for 28 years. These female officers were seriously digging and found really nothing important. So they got her for harmless infraction.
@@usafman8864 you ever had a cop go through your stuff? They're almost always like this. Annoying as hell.
such heroes, saving society from this evil and terrible person who just wanted to live her life not hurting anyone else.
Exactly!!
that's racist
Woman officers are a liability!!! Basically worthless.
Lets just let everyone with fake ID's and drugs go free. amen!....
You are very naive. Good luck in life
Disgusting. Pulled over for a clerical error and ended up with felony charge over a completely harmless workaround for a completely unjust law that should have been ruled unconstitutional generations ago.