please massah i so scared 4 my lif nick ga; but in his head "wow I really need to pull the race card hard to hide my crimes... no matter, i'll whine about racism even if this goes wrong and rally my fellow victims 4 life homies"
Heres the protocol my dude: Pennsylvania v. Mimms, 434 U.S. 106, is a United States Supreme Court criminal law decision holding that a police officer ordering a person out of a car following a traffic stop and conducting a pat-down to check for weapons did not violate the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution
@@ActiœnMan it does. The reasoning stated in the Mimms case as to why an officer can lawfully order anyone in a pulled over car, not just the driver, is officer safety. So, a court will almost certainly defend an officer ordering a citizen back into their car if they simply say that it is for both the safety of the officers on scene and the individual being ordered.
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It's extremely rare for an unarmed person who was doing nothing wrong to be killed by the police. Many race hustlers out there try to act like when the police kill someone, that the person who was killed was just minding their own business and the police went crazy. That's virtually never the case. It's usually just like in this video... the guy is acting suspicious, being argumentative, then takes off on a police chase, and then ends up pulling out a gun and he gets shot. That's usually how it happens. And sometimes the police think he's pulling out a gun, but it turns out he wasn't and that's how you get "unarmed shootings". It's almost never that the police just kill someone who is doing nothing wrong. When someone runs from the police and doesn't listen to what they're telling them to do, their chances of it ending tragically go up dramatically, whether the result is justified or not. Mistakes can be made in the heat of the moment.
Rolling up the windows with heavily blacked out windows of a high performance sports car was seen as a prelude to an armed attack. The police are always on edge around high end sports cars anyway since a significant percentage of the ones stopped for traffic violations have been stolen. The football player in question already publicly admitted he could have done better by not rolling up the window when told not to. The degree of aggression might have been out of line, but it probably came from genuine fear on both sides.
The problem is that the cases where it really did go super wrong and there were real issues with police conduct, get so much publicity, that it - in this case at least - creates an environment where people are so afraid of police that they massively increase the risk of the situation with their fight or flight behavior. Just imagine he would have not been clearly visible in the open when they found him and maybe pulled something from his picket, did some sudden movements etc. Because at that time, his behaviour had given the cops so much more grounds to be afraid for their lives, than he ever realistically had at any point. He could have been one more case of what he was scared of, just BECAUSE he was scared and acted from a place of irrational fear. The way this played out, believing in his social media bubble and taking his facts only from there got him charges and quite a bit of financial loss due to those damages. It could have cost him his life...
That has no bearing on how Miami police should have conducted themselves. Unless they were conducting a felony stop or the suspect has a history of violence towards law enforcement, they should have treated him as respectfully as you would someone's grandfather. Those cops were looking for a fight.
@@peensteen History of violence is enough. It can be directed toward the general public or LEO. I'm not making judgement on this case, what I'm saying is that any person with a known propensity or suspicion of violence needs to be delt with accordingly. The FED law backs this up. It's why cops frisk and handcuff otherwise 'innocent' ppl at a traffic stop. It's for everyone's safety.
@@peensteenhe treated them with no respect and acted like a child but thats ok right? Telling an officer no after getting caught speeding like an idiot.
@@christianmccaffrey7113He wasn't on the job, they were. If an officer can't perform their duties in a professional manner in the face of verbal abuse, then they have no business working in law enforcement. Once a suspect physically resists, or presents a real threat, then escalation to use of force is necessary.
Well I will refrain from comments about the family and the guy arrested. It's always the same victimhood and outrage when the person offending is the dirt bag.
All he had to do was step out, answer some questions, maybe do the drunk walk test thing, put the bottle into the trunk and go home. They even told him they would let him go with a warning. All of that because he's afraid of police. Will he and his family learn from this? Nah, will probably tell the story of how evil cops were that night.
He wasn't afraid of those cops. He has a record, I bet, and didn't want to accumulate more charges. The fact that he hit another car isn't going to go well for him. His family bugged me just as much if not more. BACK OFF! What's so hard to understand? And we're at the mercy of what's been edited out, both with the kid and with his family. I've seen several of these videos in a longer version and then an edited version for another channel and the edited version makes the cops look like jerks who reacted too quickly and were brutal, but the fact is the punks were out of control, screaming in the cops face and just in general behaving badly. Turns out in one instance the kid had a gut shoved up his butt inside his underwear. If it looks like a duck...
First we had the Sovereign Citizen idiots, now we have the "I Don't Feel Safe" idiots. There are hundreds of documented cases of police being violent racists, but these police officers were absolute professionals. These guys were even more patient than they had to be. Not escalating the situation unnecessarily is good, but that guy refused to exit the vehicle when they had probable cause for a search for far too long. After the first two minutes of refusal, they should have dragged his ass out, and then that DoorDash guy would still have a functioning vehicle for his job.
I think he probably had an illegal gun or drugs on him which is why he was so hesitant to step out and let them search, and that he probably was able to dispose of it when he took them on a chase, which is why he surrendered so easily when the police found him again
Seen a group of lads doin litter picks along the banks of the canal that goes through Ilkeston in Derbyshire with correctional officers with them so it does happen in the UK!
They are professional troublemakers. WARN them ONLY ONE TIME, if they CHOOSE to ignore THAT ONE WARNING, place them under arrest. This nonsense of CONSTANTLY REPEATING the ORDERS that the L.E.O.’s give needs to STOP.
😂😂 this dude believes everything he sees on the news 🤦♂️. Obviously he making excuses. If that's all he had was open containers. He would of been ok. Bro just listen to them. It's not hard unless you did something worse 😂
Can't tell if it's an excuse or genuine, who do you blame when there are literally videos on the internet of some cops abusing their power, it's easy for people to chastise and show their biased towards a certain group of people, but these same "citizens" will claim that all cops are good and that there are just a few bad apples, meanwhile simultaneously out of the same side of their mouth make a generalized statement about a certain race. It's pure hypocrisy.
The left leaning news tells them theyre all victims, and that voting left is better for them. Amazing how many people get brainwashed. Then the be afraid of the police mentality spreads around socially and in their families. The left are the ones keeping these people down by telling them lies. Really sad
Office blokes are so naive. He ran because he had a gun on him and wanted to get rid of it. When he did he gave himself up knowing that all the other charges would be minor.
You know accusations without evidence is called slander and you can get sued for it, right? My point being, if nothing was found your suspicion isn't enough to convict him.
Left to become a Gay Adult Film Star (He left the channel to go back to school and pursue becoming an electrician. He has his own channel ((And Daz too)) that he still posts on: Office Bloke Dave)
@@baussify cool. Thanks for letting me know. The adult film star bit was pretty hilarious. On my feed it only showed that part until I expanded the comment. Lol
When people say, "All he had to do . . ." they are not seeing how he and his family are all acting out of fear of police abuse and his being harmed. Fear will make you act crazy, especially if you're alone at night and you know too many other times when this type of thing has become fatal.
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He got two of the nicest officers to ever exist and still messed it up. 😂
please massah i so scared 4 my lif nick ga; but in his head "wow I really need to pull the race card hard to hide my crimes... no matter, i'll whine about racism even if this goes wrong and rally my fellow victims 4 life homies"
@kingslob3422 you ok maga?
Heres the protocol my dude:
Pennsylvania v. Mimms, 434 U.S. 106, is a United States Supreme Court criminal law decision holding that a police officer ordering a person out of a car following a traffic stop and conducting a pat-down to check for weapons did not violate the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Yep
Don't remember if that allows them to order you to stay in it as well
@@ActiœnMan it does. The reasoning stated in the Mimms case as to why an officer can lawfully order anyone in a pulled over car, not just the driver, is officer safety. So, a court will almost certainly defend an officer ordering a citizen back into their car if they simply say that it is for both the safety of the officers on scene and the individual being ordered.
@jamesklix3814 right I remember that now. They used the similar justification for that as well.
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It's extremely rare for an unarmed person who was doing nothing wrong to be killed by the police. Many race hustlers out there try to act like when the police kill someone, that the person who was killed was just minding their own business and the police went crazy. That's virtually never the case. It's usually just like in this video... the guy is acting suspicious, being argumentative, then takes off on a police chase, and then ends up pulling out a gun and he gets shot. That's usually how it happens. And sometimes the police think he's pulling out a gun, but it turns out he wasn't and that's how you get "unarmed shootings". It's almost never that the police just kill someone who is doing nothing wrong. When someone runs from the police and doesn't listen to what they're telling them to do, their chances of it ending tragically go up dramatically, whether the result is justified or not. Mistakes can be made in the heat of the moment.
They bring all this on themselves .
They were going to let him off with a warning if he just cooperated after they found open containers. Drunk drivers are terrible people.
Somebody clearly has never played GTA games before.
5 stars, is Army helicopters after you.
Only in 3d era GTA. 5 stars in the HD era is FIB.
I would give it a solid ⭐⭐⭐
This was strictly one-star material.
5 stars is tanks and the whole military base after you, choppers come a bit earlier 🤓
Rolling up the windows with heavily blacked out windows of a high performance sports car was seen as a prelude to an armed attack. The police are always on edge around high end sports cars anyway since a significant percentage of the ones stopped for traffic violations have been stolen. The football player in question already publicly admitted he could have done better by not rolling up the window when told not to. The degree of aggression might have been out of line, but it probably came from genuine fear on both sides.
Criminals are scared 24/7. That's part of posting up hard - but they're scared. It doesn't feel good to be a gangster.
The problem is that the cases where it really did go super wrong and there were real issues with police conduct, get so much publicity, that it - in this case at least - creates an environment where people are so afraid of police that they massively increase the risk of the situation with their fight or flight behavior. Just imagine he would have not been clearly visible in the open when they found him and maybe pulled something from his picket, did some sudden movements etc. Because at that time, his behaviour had given the cops so much more grounds to be afraid for their lives, than he ever realistically had at any point.
He could have been one more case of what he was scared of, just BECAUSE he was scared and acted from a place of irrational fear. The way this played out, believing in his social media bubble and taking his facts only from there got him charges and quite a bit of financial loss due to those damages. It could have cost him his life...
Officer: Why are you coming closer to me?
Sh*t for brains: How am I getting closer to you?
As he walks towards the officer lol what?
The football player they are talking about has a horrible history, he choked and punched in the stomach his pregnant girlfriend.
That has no bearing on how Miami police should have conducted themselves. Unless they were conducting a felony stop or the suspect has a history of violence towards law enforcement, they should have treated him as respectfully as you would someone's grandfather. Those cops were looking for a fight.
@@peensteen the dude was speeding! And he's a piece of shit,you Don't beat pregnant woman!
@@peensteen History of violence is enough. It can be directed toward the general public or LEO. I'm not making judgement on this case, what I'm saying is that any person with a known propensity or suspicion of violence needs to be delt with accordingly. The FED law backs this up.
It's why cops frisk and handcuff otherwise 'innocent' ppl at a traffic stop. It's for everyone's safety.
@@peensteenhe treated them with no respect and acted like a child but thats ok right? Telling an officer no after getting caught speeding like an idiot.
@@christianmccaffrey7113He wasn't on the job, they were. If an officer can't perform their duties in a professional manner in the face of verbal abuse, then they have no business working in law enforcement. Once a suspect physically resists, or presents a real threat, then escalation to use of force is necessary.
Well I will refrain from comments about the family and the guy arrested. It's always the same victimhood and outrage when the person offending is the dirt bag.
yeah! we always have to (refrain) from mentioning the obvious, don’t we?
All he had to do was step out, answer some questions, maybe do the drunk walk test thing, put the bottle into the trunk and go home. They even told him they would let him go with a warning. All of that because he's afraid of police. Will he and his family learn from this? Nah, will probably tell the story of how evil cops were that night.
they’re not afraid of police, they just use that as an excuse.
@@clinthowe7629 only reason to be scared is if you know you did something wrong
@clinthowe7629 you mad😂
He wasn't afraid of those cops. He has a record, I bet, and didn't want to accumulate more charges. The fact that he hit another car isn't going to go well for him.
His family bugged me just as much if not more. BACK OFF! What's so hard to understand? And we're at the mercy of what's been edited out, both with the kid and with his family. I've seen several of these videos in a longer version and then an edited version for another channel and the edited version makes the cops look like jerks who reacted too quickly and were brutal, but the fact is the punks were out of control, screaming in the cops face and just in general behaving badly. Turns out in one instance the kid had a gut shoved up his butt inside his underwear. If it looks like a duck...
They act like children who have to constantly push to find out the limits. Ridiculous.
Oh great! Family members!
gosh they forgot the hit and run.
First we had the Sovereign Citizen idiots, now we have the "I Don't Feel Safe" idiots. There are hundreds of documented cases of police being violent racists, but these police officers were absolute professionals. These guys were even more patient than they had to be. Not escalating the situation unnecessarily is good, but that guy refused to exit the vehicle when they had probable cause for a search for far too long. After the first two minutes of refusal, they should have dragged his ass out, and then that DoorDash guy would still have a functioning vehicle for his job.
Das your wrong he caused all that if he complies with officer none of that wouldn't have happened
I think he probably had an illegal gun or drugs on him which is why he was so hesitant to step out and let them search, and that he probably was able to dispose of it when he took them on a chase, which is why he surrendered so easily when the police found him again
These poor police officers don’t get paid enough to put up with this BS!
We want over simplified- pig war reaction.
Seen a group of lads doin litter picks along the banks of the canal that goes through Ilkeston in Derbyshire with correctional officers with them so it does happen in the UK!
They are professional troublemakers. WARN them ONLY ONE TIME, if they CHOOSE to ignore THAT ONE WARNING, place them under arrest. This nonsense of CONSTANTLY REPEATING the ORDERS that the L.E.O.’s give needs to STOP.
The police released the video footage, he was on the wrong side of
Wrong side of what?
Definitely tossed something out a window during the chase
People’s disrespect of the police in America is as bad as it ever has been.
I’m pretty sure the nfl player was doing a 120mph in a 40 or 45
60 in a 40
The dash camera’s have been released to the public
They always look just like me!
Judging by the video title,
GrandTheftAuto™️ videogame slang is now global😆
...and badly misused in this case. This is one-star material. Nobody got shot.
He could have thrown a firearm away while he was running.
😂😂 this dude believes everything he sees on the news 🤦♂️. Obviously he making excuses. If that's all he had was open containers. He would of been ok. Bro just listen to them. It's not hard unless you did something worse 😂
Can't tell if it's an excuse or genuine, who do you blame when there are literally videos on the internet of some cops abusing their power, it's easy for people to chastise and show their biased towards a certain group of people, but these same "citizens" will claim that all cops are good and that there are just a few bad apples, meanwhile simultaneously out of the same side of their mouth make a generalized statement about a certain race. It's pure hypocrisy.
The left leaning news tells them theyre all victims, and that voting left is better for them. Amazing how many people get brainwashed. Then the
be afraid of the police mentality spreads around socially and in their families. The left are the ones keeping these people down by telling them lies. Really sad
Office Blokes React is a better channel than this.. by far
Loving the cops videos!
Their community will get in front of a camera and talk about racism, how nice of a boy he his, he'd give you the shirt off his back blah blah blah...
lol you trump voters are at the lowest level of human society
Chevrolet has a new Corvette ZR-1. 1067 HP. O-60 in under 2 seconds. "A Ferrari killer". Less than $200,000. F&ck Europe.... jk.
But it can't turn for shit😂😂
Looks like pretty flat terrain. Hill?
Certain groups just HAVE to argue.
Just say what you really want to say, don't be a coward. lol
Stop being a 🐱…. If you want to be racist say it.
@@LukaDonesnitch
Black people
@@BigMike4Ever
It’s not racist to say the truth. Black people.
Office blokes are so naive. He ran because he had a gun on him and wanted to get rid of it. When he did he gave himself up knowing that all the other charges would be minor.
You know accusations without evidence is called slander and you can get sued for it, right?
My point being, if nothing was found your suspicion isn't enough to convict him.
@@LukaDonesnitch I'm sure he ran because he needed the exercise..
@@rycallter3372 Opinions are like buttholes.
@@rycallter3372 Opinions are like buttholes
@@rycallter3372 Didn't know you was a psychic? Glad we cleared that up.👍
I may have missed an update. But what happened to office bloke Dave? I’ve been meaning to ask for ages.
Left to become a Gay Adult Film Star
(He left the channel to go back to school and pursue becoming an electrician. He has his own channel ((And Daz too)) that he still posts on: Office Bloke Dave)
@@baussify cool. Thanks for letting me know. The adult film star bit was pretty hilarious. On my feed it only showed that part until I expanded the comment. Lol
@@coolassbrian Aha thats what I was going for. Cheers
Is this Ohio?
When people say, "All he had to do . . ." they are not seeing how he and his family are all acting out of fear of police abuse and his being harmed. Fear will make you act crazy, especially if you're alone at night and you know too many other times when this type of thing has become fatal.
Professional victims.
Driving while high and an open bottle not giving a F about anyone else’s safety. Stfu