what do you mean? how else would the freemason elites extract $ from the people? how much does San Jose police have to pay 4 people to drift to draw the crowd for harvesting. ROI is off the charts!
That’s how we did it: abandoned parking-lots, especially shopping-malls, late at night. The people who do this, causing such chaos, are self-entitled budding narcissists.
The same reason no car guy has ever put a quiet muffler on their car, and the same reason I play my music too loud. BECAUSE OUR PARENTS DIDN’T PAY ATTENTION TO US
*GOOD!* Myself and a small group of car guys fought hard for years to get local tracks and events opened up to drifting. We founded the drift scene where I live and gave people a place to do it safely and legally. Our motto was "Save it for a track day"... We didn't want anyone, a bystander, innocent family driving home, or anyone else getting hurt or killed.
its funny that these are the same useless generation that is offended by everything and want to be considerate but here they are blocking traffic for the people that lives in that neighborhood and destroying the road... what they should have done, is have everyone who were participating clean up the tire mark by giving them a bucket , detergent and a scrub brush
Give them somewhere off the streets to do it then. A concrete pad of about 100sq ft in a field on the edge of town away from houses and your problem will be solved.. There are no problems, only solutions. And obviously, as I was doing this 35 years ago, tickets and pointless policing don't work.
@@floorskin1 it’s not pointless. It alerts the groups that this activity is not acceptable. Yes perhaps an area for them to gather but this too has issues because a few in the group carry weapons and fights DO break out. Stop trying to blame law enforcement for actually doing their jobs. The public has had enough!
Doesn't take a genuis to figure it out, check ID's and see who lives in the area, the type of car, stereotyping etc... a real tax paying citizen will fight the ticket in court, not the young, dumb and reckless.
Great job to the city of San Jose and especially to the city’s police department!! Hopefully this will teach a number of those kids parents to step up and start doing THEIR job as parents!
I feel sorry for the people who got stuck in the traffic, and ended up with a ticket... you can't convince me that ALL 700 of those people wanted to be there
@@benkempf "no evidence" do you not see the helicopter footage right there in the video? When the cops block off the roads how exactly is you and your vehicle going to end up there if you aren't spectating?
Great job!! Finally, FINALLY!!! something has been done about this absolute nonsense. You don’t understand what this sort of nonsense creates until it happens in your area. Those people are reckless, completely disrespectful, and we are so happy the Police took action here. Thank you
"Sideshow" is a much shorter word for "street takeover" or "illegal street takeover", it's a QOL update for the term coined for this this stupid act of recklessness.
In California if you get a parking ticket when you get new tags the ticket get added on to your tags every month you go without paying your ticket it keeps going up.
San Jose never really had a defund the police movement. Maybe because it's a large Asian and Hispanic population, not white liberal and black nationalist
My thoughts too. Already inconvenienced by being stuck in a traffic jam that was created by these unorignal loser party and then as icing on the cake even getting a ticket for it.
@Phillip Banes That’s what court is for. Ultimately I’m sure cops and a judge can tell the difference between a regular person and the hyped-up car-horny dumbasses who’s responsible for this street takeover BS.
I wonder how long the cops had the intersection blocked off for to give out tickets. Hope no in the that city actually needed the police. I have an idea on how to get all the cops in the city busy with something else, all concentrated in 1 place. Pay some people to block off the cops and rob some banks?
FINALLY! Congrats SJPD! This was an awesome strategy and this is what it's going to take to end this ridiculous and dangerous behavior. I LOVE IT!! This could be a wonderful revenue generator for cities.
they did a absolutely horrid job the fact you think this is a good job says alot about you they illegally ticketed hundreds of people trying to get home all i know is this shit would one never even be attempted 2 it would never ever work in mississippi everyone one of us would not show up if it did
@@vincentwaterson3480 Pretty sure undocumented people arent at car shows risking their safety & being in this country bud. Its definitely all US citizens in that crowd
@@wardaddy6002 Good call, you will have an FTA warrant the next time you get stopped, winning you at least an overnight stay in the Santa Clara County Jail. 🙄
Back in the 90s I got off work on Brokaw, drove home to downtown. At the last second the police forced me back onto the freeway because they didn't want gangs cruising the neighborhoods. I damn near ran out of gas when they tried to force me back on the freeway the second time around. Took me 90 minutes to get home that night. They were out of their minds.
Hell Yeah!!!! I love how San Jose PD strategized how to catch all these clowns taking over public streets ! Los Angeles PD and Sherrifs Department can’t even be smart enough to do this in our cities SMFH!
@@angelic420x5 when they see someone get run over and drug to bits. Body parts all over, some will stop. The judge will just keep giving stronger punishment. People are sick of these take overs.
likely by viewing the social media, and phone video. If I was stuck in traffic, and the cops gave me a ticket by mistake, I'd take the hit ( in the moment) just to get the little freaks off the road, then give proof I wasn't a spectator to a judge.
If you happen to get stuck in this mess and get a ticket I would think they would let it go if you show a schedule proof you just got off work and were on your way home,
Many who show up in court will probably be able to get it dismissed. But you still had the inconvenience of having to show up in court. Also, if you end up getting another spectator ticket down the road, chances are less likely it will get dismissed. Courts don't find people innocent, they find them not guilty!
True. But, at least they came up with a brilliant solution. Whomever came up with that deserves a big fat raise. The best way for law enforcement to find better and workable solutions to "clean up" their cities is to work with their colleagues from other police departments.
@@Blackcrowen these aren’t witnesses, these are participants. Kind of like somebody tasked with being a lookout or a designated driver while their friends commit a burglary.
There are robberies and killings going on but police focuses on cars doing donuts. Wow. My business has been broken In 4 times this year and I get told police department can not do anything
I'm hoping they start doing mandatory 30-day impounds. Most wouldn't be able to afford to get it out. They don't come do it during the day. It's after midnight sometimes, and they have no regard for the residents who have to go to work. They block off intersections, and if you happen to pull up to the light right before they start, you're stuck until they're done spinning.
@@mhaas281 Blocking big intersections in the middle of city is probably half the excitement. Knowing they are inconveniencing other traffic, disrupting the night rest of nearby residences, blatantly disregarding laws and authority, that's what makes it fun for them. Spinning donuts on a closed of track or in the middle of the dessert would be boring to them.
That is such a baller move. No doubt they thought that there were way too many of them to get caught and held accountable. What an insane flex to actually go ahead, lock them all in and ticket everyone.
they did a absolutely horrid job the fact you think this is a good job says alot about you they illegally ticketed hundreds of people trying to get home all i know is this shit would one never even be attempted 2 it would never ever work in mississippi everyone one of us would not show up if it did
I'll get me the best lawyer and sue the fluooock out of each and every one of them.If they block my access to the hospital during an emergency call..........
Giving out little $50 tickets ain’t gonna stop this crap, look at how they are laughing at the cops writing tickets……smfh….we have become too soft on crime. There needs to be automatic jail time for those involved with increased jail time for more aggressive involvement.
Lol it’s not their cars. These punks go out and steal your car to do these circus act. they will just keep running from the law. But we can keep trying for sure. I hate to see good cars go to waste.
I'll sue them all for attempted murder,if they blocked off my access to the hospital.Who know ? I may have a heart attack or a stroke and the EMT that carry me to the hospital couldnt get through.........
That's how you put a stop to this idiotic nonsense. Hit em where it hurts in their wallet. Not so much fun doing a bunch of donuts in an intersection when it costs you $3-4K!! LOL
I went to one years ago with an ex boyfriend. Its nothing special, just a bunch of boys with "small pee pee syndrome" showing off who has a better toy while having their girlfriends stashed away in their toy car. Its honestly no fun at all.
@@TheHermitHacker Especially when someone stuck in traffic is falsely given a ticket and now has to prove he's innocent. Land of the free, home of the brave, eh?
They have helicopters that monitor traffic, since this has been going on a while they probably know the particular cars that are likely to gather. A majority of tickets will get tossed out but recovering a gun and a couple of stolen cars seems worth it.
Absolute beautiful and brilliant San Jose PD. And absolute epitome of law enforcement for the nation on how to solve and handle to growing trend of lawlessness. Thank you 🇺🇸👍🏼
@@vincentwaterson3480 Deporting?😂 Sir these are all US citizens at these car shows. Whos idea do you think it is? lol. Didnt think that one through did you
It shouldn't go to the department, it should go back out to the public. Police should not be out there working for cash, as it allows corruption one of many ways to work its way into the departments. When you police for profit, you have incentive to make up fake crimes. It should be outlawed.
@@mhaas281 It isn't because of these people don't be stupid. Go research the REAL reason why California is clamping down on tuners and modified cars before you make a stupid comment. The reason the laws will change into something bad is because PEOPLE LIKE YOU don't know the reason why its actually changing.
Many who show up in court will probably be able to get it dismissed. But they still had the inconvenience of having to show up in court. Also, if they end up getting another spectator ticket down the road, chances are less likely it will get dismissed. Courts don't find people innocent, they find them not guilty!
@@tomedward You can do a written trial by mail, not very hard and not a long process. Also, your innocence from prior cases are not allowed to be used to weigh on deciding future citation decisions.
These laws, when challenged, will get slapped down. Will the news crews that filmed it be cited also? The obvious answer is no, you can't criminalize what someone sees in public. You can regulate a spectacle, not a spectator.
Guilty by association. The media outlets are there to report and broadcast news for LEGIT business outlets. They can't be cited because they are protected under constitutional law. The reporters are not partaking in or perpetuating any illegal activities, unlike the vast majority of the degenerates given tickets. And yes, what someone witnesses can be criminalized. Especially, if it's a criminal activity they are actively partaking in and not reporting. The severity of the offense can range from a misdemeanor to a felony, depending on the severity of the crime that took place and the perpetrators role in it. Members of the public are not legally required to report a crime, persay. However, thaf doesn't mean a witness can't be legally held responsible for not telling the truth or not reporting a crime when identified as a witness. Federal law (18 U.S.C. section 4) prohibits the concealing of information about specific crimes. In California, you can be charged with a crime that was committed if you "aided or abetted" in it's commission, but not actually commit the crime yourself. I don't know what fantasy world you live in, but how you feel about and what you think you know about the law, doesn't mean squat in the court of law.
@De Amore Beaute The Association Fallacy is something you should look up. Every citizen in the United States is protected by the First Amendment, every instance where a news network would be protected, so too would a citizen. EVERY Citizen is MEDIA. Spectating an illegal act is not aiding and abetting the perpetrators of that act. If you don't understand or see the problem with these laws, I suggest you set aside your internet law degree and visit North Korea. There, when you commit a crime, your family is executed simply by being associated with you.
The rest of the bay area needs to take note of this. Though I'm pretty confident not many are actually going to pay the tickets unless there's the threat of jail time. 😂
Stay safe out there Dah Lin. Big thanks to SJPD for the huge crack down. I hope this didn't take too much time away from serious crimes like assaults or attempted homicides. While Oakland needs to work on getting a spectator law in place. They have a good deal with having outside agencies assisting with chasing away sideshow vehicles. San Jose also needs to have the same cooperation with it's neighboring law enforcement agencies. Yesterday was a success and yeah hopefully things stay quiet at least for the next few weeks. Maybe not for me there's still some fool doing burnouts near my house every weekend.
Hope everybody demands a jury trial. That'll stop them. And I wonder how ain't gonna do anything resulting in warrants for their arrest. The administrative overhead gonna tax that budget. But Americans love paying tax for sloppy broken government.
The key is not only that the drivers received a ticket, but that the fine is high enough that it hurts. $1,000 fine is no small change. If the fine is only $100, some of them wouldn't care.
In addition, their insurance will spike. If they decide to fight it there’s attorney fee and court cost. Those who participated (donuting) get $3K-$5K to get their car.
Most of these "spectator tickets" will be easily thrown out if those that received them show up to their court date with reasonable legal arguments. It's not a crime to park on a public street. If you're not participating in criminality that's taking place (racing, burnouts, drifting) you've violated no law and were illegally detained. You may in fact have a counter suit.
@@lnl6852 You need to prove why you're on a public street? Really? Ever hear "innocent until proven guilty", the burden of proof is on the prosecutor and being present isn't proof of involvement. Any lawyer worth his salt could get these "spectating" charges thrown out so fast your head would spin. If you witness a bank robbery, do you need to explain why you were in the vicinity of the bank to not be associated with said robbery? That's not to say they couldn't pull texts and social media records of those ticketed and prove involvement. That said, it would take a lot of resources to prosecute people involved in watching street races. All while actual violent crime is through the roof and officer enrollment is dwindling. Not a good look to say the least.
It's a crime, for citizens, to block a public roadway. Besides that, the city made a law against spectating. Many who show up in court will probably be able to get it dismissed. But they still had the inconvenience of having to show up in court. Also, if they end up getting another spectator ticket down the road, chances are less likely it will get dismissed. Courts don't find people innocent, they find them not guilty!
I grew up in the car scene, don’t understand why these people don’t just do this stuff in abandoned parking lots or parking garages.
what do you mean? how else would the freemason elites extract $ from the people?
how much does San Jose police have to pay 4 people to drift to draw the crowd for harvesting. ROI is off the charts!
The cops will still get butthurt and give everybody a ticket, you can't miss out on free money
That’s how we did it: abandoned parking-lots, especially shopping-malls, late at night.
The people who do this, causing such chaos, are self-entitled budding narcissists.
The same reason no car guy has ever put a quiet muffler on their car, and the same reason I play my music too loud. BECAUSE OUR PARENTS DIDN’T PAY ATTENTION TO US
@@OutlawNabil97 no... Should raise fines to $2,000 for starters
Imagine actually trying to go home and getting stuck in all this with a ticket
I know I was thinking the same thing! there must have been a few innocent people that got stuck in the middle of it all
Hard to imagine how it's constitutional. It's overly vague on its face. They're criminalizing being in a public place.
@@Deadmanstrolln I know right wtf!!
um..if you did not see. it was just people leaving from there .....smh
@@AlejandroGarcia-my7hb it's almost like you have to leave somewhere if you're going home
FINALLY! Cops actually DOING SOMETHING about this issue! They absolutely need to do the same thing in all the other cities where this happens!
They’d do a lot more if the courts and politicians backed the up.
@@brianlester3502 for sure
@@brianlester3502 Well, the nation just voted for the pro-crime party once again.
@@brianlester3502 Don’t forget who brought this to you- liberals, BLM and the George Floyd Legacy
the drivers should be thrown in jail for 6 months with felony on their records.
This reminds me of back in the day when police did their job
how much does San Jose police have to pay 4 people to drift to draw the crowd for harvesting. ROI is off the charts!
@@jdsartre9520 wah
@@jdsartre9520 Wtf are you talking about?
Yep. Too many gangs terrorizing neighborhoods and nothing being done. They all belong in prison.
The magnitude of these events are much much larger than in the past, fueled by social media.
And give them forced community service to cleanup that street with soap and water.
These streets are paid for by our tax dollars !!!!
Yep
And toothbrushes
clean the rubber? haha
This is some of the best police work this year.
wipe the blu goo from your lips sweety
One of their brilliant moment.......;))))))
Went from The Fast and the Furious to Dumb and Dumber real fast.
@@copblocker4654 so are you one of the cyunts that got a 1000 jackpot?
@@copblocker4654 get a life ]]] scum of the earth
*GOOD!*
Myself and a small group of car guys fought hard for years to get local tracks and events opened up to drifting. We founded the drift scene where I live and gave people a place to do it safely and legally. Our motto was "Save it for a track day"... We didn't want anyone, a bystander, innocent family driving home, or anyone else getting hurt or killed.
These guys don't want to do it safely. They want to engage in ghetto trash behavior that just so happens to include cars.
Nice work! Keep it up! No one is against people having fun doing an activity or sport they like. But just like you said, do it in the correct place.
its funny that these are the same useless generation that is offended by everything and want to be considerate but here they are blocking traffic for the people that lives in that neighborhood and destroying the road... what they should have done, is have everyone who were participating clean up the tire mark by giving them a bucket , detergent and a scrub brush
All the tracks are far in the bay, you gotta travel like 40-60 min to reach any track from my location screw that lmao
😅 beta
Its about time one city has the courage to finally stand up and take action, I hope other city's do the same.
You have a tiny brain
@@Analaya749 you have eyes but refuse to see
LMFAOO @ the ladies reaction 😂😂 “it was squeaky” 💀
*LMFAOOOOOOO…!!!!!*
I died, 1:10.
LMAO.
What part of a car squeaks?
@@mrdave777 the one with the whores in the back seat
That was just too cute lmfao 😁
Seriously, it's about time. I don't understand why things like this are tolerated. Don't let them turn your communities into a lawless free for all.
Then don't vote republican. Because that's how you get lawless free for all's without consequences.
The schools and media are indoctrinating these people. Should be criminal doing that
Give them somewhere off the streets to do it then.
A concrete pad of about 100sq ft in a field on the edge of town away from houses and your problem will be solved..
There are no problems, only solutions.
And obviously, as I was doing this 35 years ago, tickets and pointless policing don't work.
Congress has that covered.
@@floorskin1 it’s not pointless. It alerts the groups that this activity is not acceptable. Yes perhaps an area for them to gather but this too has issues because a few in the group carry weapons and fights DO break out. Stop trying to blame law enforcement for actually doing their jobs. The public has had enough!
I’m all for the enforcement but how do they tell the difference between spectators and people who are just caught in traffic there
Cops don't care, there almost certainly were innocent people in that group who had their cars seized.
Good question 🤔
By profiling and verbal intimidation. Duh.
Doesn't take a genuis to figure it out, check ID's and see who lives in the area, the type of car, stereotyping etc... a real tax paying citizen will fight the ticket in court, not the young, dumb and reckless.
They can't. They just cite everyone and let the courts figure it out (or not since a lot of people just pay the fines instead of missing work).
Great job to the city of San Jose and especially to the city’s police department!! Hopefully this will teach a number of those kids parents to step up and start doing THEIR job as parents!
@ItsMe you said “most”, the narrator said there were “some” minors involved…now you know what I was referring to.
ABOUT TIME! Keep up the great work
I feel sorry for the people who got stuck in the traffic, and ended up with a ticket... you can't convince me that ALL 700 of those people wanted to be there
The punks block the streets off so yes anyone still there wanted to be there.
Wrong place wrong time, sht happens
You can't convince me otherwise. Idk why police didn't just shot tear gas and beat all the punks with batons
@@Finduski That's not a legal justification for writing 700 tickets.
Sucks to suck
Finally someone is doing something about those losers, they should impound every single car and give them a very expensive fine.
This ain't fast and furious
@@robertwieczorek5838 more like the jobless and section eighters
Not just impounded, confiscate the cars! Sell them and use the money to fund these raids.
@@robertwieczorek5838 it kinda was like a fast and furious scene though
@@GKP999 Single mother politics will see this never happens
I am surprised that the police coordinated efforts and made this happen. Thank you for your innovation and leadership.
Imagine what could happen if they focused on crime .
@@benkempf yeah that's what they did...
@@Test-tu9mb unfortunately, there is no evidence of a crime, so all that money and time was wasted. Further time and money will be lost in the courts.
@@benkempf so blocking the road and reckless driving disturbing the peace and so on isn't a crime?
@@benkempf "no evidence" do you not see the helicopter footage right there in the video? When the cops block off the roads how exactly is you and your vehicle going to end up there if you aren't spectating?
Great job!! Finally, FINALLY!!! something has been done about this absolute nonsense. You don’t understand what this sort of nonsense creates until it happens in your area. Those people are reckless, completely disrespectful, and we are so happy the Police took action here.
Thank you
You are probably a liberal n
how much does San Jose police have to pay 4 people to drift to draw the crowd for harvesting. ROI is off the charts!
@@jdsartre9520 wah
I agree, Joe!
A crusher seems to be in order.
It's not a "sideshow". It's a dangerous, immature, blatant disregard for people and property.
"Sideshow" is a much shorter word for "street takeover" or "illegal street takeover", it's a QOL update for the term coined for this this stupid act of recklessness.
it's 700 fucking people kinda outweighs what they think
@@angelic420x5 doesn’t matter how many people any one doing this needs to be slapped and are a straight lame.
You ever been to Newark NJ?..
🤓
Wow the cops, city admin, and politicians are finally doing their jobs.
That’s what I’m talking about -
This COVID LAWLESS SHIT has got to stop. .
San Jose has always done a pretty good job, at least comparing to the woke cities.
@@mofogie Interesting.
Won't last
See, liberals can get the job done
This is how a city should earn their money...
“It was kind of squeaky” 😂omg she was so precious I loved it 🤣
Can't believe Oakland still doesn't have a law to cite spectators. Imagine the amount of money they could earn from 500 tickets.
Only if theys paid them.
Not while Libby Schaaf is still alive........
Imagine trying to go home and you get a ticket for someone else’s dumbassery
good luck with Oakland.
In California if you get a parking ticket when you get new tags the ticket get added on to your tags every month you go without paying your ticket it keeps going up.
Nice to see law enforcement cleaning up and not getting demonized. That's badass.
The Onlookers are noise polluters.They obstructing traffics,they jaywalking and they're disturbing the peace.......
ACAB
🤤🥾
@@copblocker4654 douche bag.
San Jose never really had a defund the police movement. Maybe because it's a large Asian and Hispanic population, not white liberal and black nationalist
Imagine being one of the people that was just driving through and got stuck in there….
Imagine if you just work really late and were coming home from work.
Imagine if you had to go to the hospital, but you couldn't go there or the EMTs couldn't get to you.
Old people with heart condition could die from this.They could sue the entire city for not putting a stop to this nonsense.......
My thoughts too. Already inconvenienced by being stuck in a traffic jam that was created by these unorignal loser party and then as icing on the cake even getting a ticket for it.
Imagine my door dash order .
Imagine already picked up a doordash order & you deliver the food cold & get 1 star rating. 😰😱
Thank you SJPD ! It’s a great news!
Wish I could have seen their shocked faces when they all knew they were trapped! So fast & furious! 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I loved every second of it lol lmfaof!!!!!!
The DUMB & the DUMBER -
Probably (1) HS graduate in the whole mob .
🤣👍
@Phillip Banes That’s what court is for. Ultimately I’m sure cops and a judge can tell the difference between a regular person and the hyped-up car-horny dumbasses who’s responsible for this street takeover BS.
😂🤣🤣
Rest In Peace all the people coming home from work
I wonder how long the cops had the intersection blocked off for to give out tickets. Hope no in the that city actually needed the police.
I have an idea on how to get all the cops in the city busy with something else, all concentrated in 1 place. Pay some people to block off the cops and rob some banks?
FINALLY! Congrats SJPD! This was an awesome strategy and this is what it's going to take to end this ridiculous and dangerous behavior. I LOVE IT!! This could be a wonderful revenue generator for cities.
What In the boot licken hell is this? The cops are in the wrong ticketed people for doing literally nothing. Your celebrating a government cash grab
😂 facts fine them and get paid off these bad drivers 😂
they did a absolutely horrid job the fact you think this is a good job says alot about you they illegally ticketed hundreds of people trying to get home all i know is this shit would one never even be attempted 2 it would never ever work in mississippi everyone one of us would not show up if it did
@Casper's Studio ofc that logic makes no sense why would i try to prove a fact to be a fact whats the point of that lol?
@Casper's Studio These types are always going on the defensive when truth doesn't need to be defended.
Screw the citations . They need to loose there license and there vehicles and serve some time in jail. Let them find new jobs.
Bet some don't have licenses or already suspended.
Or get deported. They need to crack down on dui’s and strip them of their licenses
*Lose/*Their
Relax bruv if they dont pay for the citations they will have a warrant out for their arrest its a beautiful thing 😌😌 just relax 😉
@@vincentwaterson3480 Pretty sure undocumented people arent at car shows risking their safety & being in this country bud. Its definitely all US citizens in that crowd
You can’t fix stupid, but at least you can ticket them. Good job SJPD.👍
What In the boot licken hell is this? The cops are in the wrong ticketed people for doing literally nothing. Your celebrating a government cash grab
Unfortunately, the "stupid" runs way down the family tree. Sometimes to the roots.
Never forget. 1 in 6 people are considered mentally retarded by the science world.
Don't pay the tickets.
@@wardaddy6002 Good call, you will have an FTA warrant the next time you get stopped, winning you at least an overnight stay in the Santa Clara County Jail. 🙄
Back in the 90s I got off work on Brokaw, drove home to downtown. At the last second the police forced me back onto the freeway because they didn't want gangs cruising the neighborhoods. I damn near ran out of gas when they tried to force me back on the freeway the second time around. Took me 90 minutes to get home that night. They were out of their minds.
Fake unverified story
Totally irrelevant but okay
We need this in Los Angeles asap
🤭🤭🤭yeah right
@Dave way more up in the bay. I’ve lived in La for a year and from the bay. Not even close, but traffic enforcement is a joke here anyways.
ASAP.Before our beautiful country further deteriorates......
Inform the LAPD ! Send this link to their website 👌
Too bad half of the people there want to “defund the police”
Tried to give me a ticket showed them my ID proving I’m a resident of the area can’t walk to the store without seeing a takeover
Hell Yeah!!!! I love how San Jose PD strategized how to catch all these clowns taking over public streets ! Los Angeles PD and Sherrifs Department can’t even be smart enough to do this in our cities SMFH!
They just chase them away with sirens and then they move to a different intersection and keep doing it.
They need a law passed to let them cite the spectators before they can do anything about these things.
Spectators and drifters: "They can't catch all of us..."
Cops: "Hold my doughnut."
If the judge doesn't dismiss the tickets, these dudes would realize their selfish pleasure cost a fortune.
@@TONYKG300 great revenue to pay for policing the next party/sideshow.
If the judge does dismiss the tickets his-her house should be the site of the next event, and the cops should take a break.
@@TONYKG300 don't be so sure on that. Plenty of warning was given to stop the shows. They will start to get tougher on people.
@@anitakristensen4679 it won't stop lmfaooooo
@@angelic420x5 when they see someone get run over and drug to bits. Body parts all over, some will stop. The judge will just keep giving stronger punishment. People are sick of these take overs.
How does the police know who is a spectator and who is just stuck in the traffic mess?
likely by viewing the social media, and phone video. If I was stuck in traffic, and the cops gave me a ticket by mistake, I'd take the hit ( in the moment) just to get the little freaks off the road, then give proof I wasn't a spectator to a judge.
If you happen to get stuck in this mess and get a ticket I would think they would let it go if you show a schedule proof you just got off work and were on your way home,
I got a ticket like this once about 10 years ago. I fought it and got it dismissed cus there’s no way they can prove you were spectating.
Many who show up in court will probably be able to get it dismissed. But you still had the inconvenience of having to show up in court. Also, if you end up getting another spectator ticket down the road, chances are less likely it will get dismissed. Courts don't find people innocent, they find them not guilty!
Thank u for not being ignorant
How can they tell if someone was just trying to get to somewhere else?
Age maybe type of car owned. If your innocent most times the fight you put up might show who you are. I don’t know. But something had to be a start
Curfew for young adults and call out the National Guard. Any automobile involved should be impounded for 30 days until citations are paid.
It only took the police over 10 years to do their job
I agree with your sentiments, but it's all politics. The police chief, the mayor, and the councils are the problem with the lack of action.
True. But, at least they came up with a brilliant solution. Whomever came up with that deserves a big fat raise.
The best way for law enforcement to find better and workable solutions to "clean up" their cities is to work with their colleagues from other police departments.
@@roxstix Its called corruption…
@@martina5296 how can they clean up when the da is lenient to crimes and is corrupt?
you keep voting Blue, yet blame the police lol
Great job law enforcement for cracking down on the spectators and participants.
What In the boot licken hell is this? The cops are in the wrong ticketed people for doing literally nothing. Your celebrating a government cash grab.
Lol minds as well give citations to witnesses who witness crime lol 🤡
@@Blackcrowen 😂😂😂Ong
@@Blackcrowen these aren’t witnesses, these are participants. Kind of like somebody tasked with being a lookout or a designated driver while their friends commit a burglary.
all of them will be thrown out
This is too awesome. Bravo 👏 👏 👏 SJPD!
There are robberies and killings going on but police focuses on cars doing donuts. Wow. My business has been broken In 4 times this year and I get told police department can not do anything
I'm hoping they start doing mandatory 30-day impounds. Most wouldn't be able to afford to get it out.
They don't come do it during the day. It's after midnight sometimes, and they have no regard for the residents who have to go to work. They block off intersections, and if you happen to pull up to the light right before they start, you're stuck until they're done spinning.
If they had any brain's they would take this out to the desert to not draw so much attention.
@@mhaas281 Blocking big intersections in the middle of city is probably half the excitement.
Knowing they are inconveniencing other traffic, disrupting the night rest of nearby residences, blatantly disregarding laws and authority, that's what makes it fun for them.
Spinning donuts on a closed of track or in the middle of the dessert would be boring to them.
That is such a baller move. No doubt they thought that there were way too many of them to get caught and held accountable. What an insane flex to actually go ahead, lock them all in and ticket everyone.
The way you kids talk nowadays its a wonder anybody can understand you.
Is this shit school?
Next time they'll break out.
You misspelled little dick control freaks
they did a absolutely horrid job the fact you think this is a good job says alot about you they illegally ticketed hundreds of people trying to get home all i know is this shit would one never even be attempted 2 it would never ever work in mississippi everyone one of us would not show up if it did
Solid police work!..well done
and they inconvenienced them for absolute HOURS>...lol...nice...
@@davidwright873 good screw them.
What In the boot licken hell is this? The cops are in the wrong ticketed people for doing literally nothing. Your celebrating a government cash grab
I'll get me the best lawyer and sue the fluooock out of each and every one of them.If they block my access to the hospital during an emergency call..........
@@invinoveritas6859 You’d save so much money protesting healthcare pricing than to sue anybody.
Giving out little $50 tickets ain’t gonna stop this crap, look at how they are laughing at the cops writing tickets……smfh….we have become too soft on crime. There needs to be automatic jail time for those involved with increased jail time for more aggressive involvement.
Lock all their cars for three months 🤣😜😜 plus fines for 6 thousands 🤣🤣🤣
There you go !!! The voice of the people/the humble citizens !!!!
lock them up.
Lol it’s not their cars. These punks go out and steal your car to do these circus act. they will just keep running from the law. But we can keep trying for sure. I hate to see good cars go to waste.
@@salm8990 and that is why you are not a cop, regardless if you do not want to be one
Good job, police!
What In the boot licken hell is this? The cops are in the wrong ticketed people for doing literally nothing. Your celebrating a government cash grab
Get ready for the children who scream acab, thyre coming.
I'll sue them all for attempted murder,if they blocked off my access to the hospital.Who know ? I may have a heart attack or a stroke and the EMT that carry me to the hospital couldnt get through.........
This is AOC people.She love to get our Officers Defunded.........
@@invinoveritas6859 yup, couldn't get through because the cops were blocking the road
Thank you SJPD. We love your hard work. You are my heroes. Best police force in California!
More like fascist police force
how much does San Jose police have to pay 4 people to drift to draw the crowd for harvesting. ROI is off the charts!
@@jdsartre9520 omg, wah xD
How is ticketing spectators constitutional?
What they're doing is called ILLEGAL and 100 % thuggish.
Definitely need more of this!
A brief moment of peace and tranquility.........
The Sideshow shall live . Home of the Bay Area will continue to spread throughout the nation . Yheeeeee !!!!!
They will just move into spots where the police are not, which they already are but those guys don't get caught.
@@knowledge4741 Move on out of my city that is........
@@invinoveritas6859
Thing is, they won't move on though. This stuff has happened for years and years, it's only big because social media.
That's how you put a stop to this idiotic nonsense. Hit em where it hurts in their wallet. Not so much fun doing a bunch of donuts in an intersection when it costs you $3-4K!! LOL
Their wallet? They'll just mug an elderly Asian for the money.
That's how you get your whole city sued🐑
After working 16 hours abd on my way home, I was stuck in one of these traffic nightmares. Thanks !
Probably should have just stayed at work. Atleast you would have been paid to wait.
@@MrOvertoad how's he supposed to know that lol
Illegal to work 16 hours bud
@@socalilivin7673 not if you own the business
That pistol with the magazine inserted backwards is killing me 😂😂😂
I just realized that dude 💀😂
So fake, they probably staged that for the propaganda
They said “ ghost “ Gun !
( that’s the way ghosts install their clips ! Don’t you know anything ? )
Bla ha ha !!!!😂
🙃🤡🎪🤣🤪😂🤏🪳
Excellent work!
Great. This needs to happen in all states. Good job.
Other states?? Really?
@@mensaconservative7887 you want this to continue?
Other states? In Detroit, this is mainly done during The Woodward Dream
Cruise...then around a backstreet somewhere.
Yeah Rhode Island! Crack down on your illegal street racing & exhibition problem!!!
You’re sick
How do you know who is a spectator and who just got caught in the traffic 🤦🏾♂️
You can easily get this ticket thrown out if you take it to court
True, but how many people with active warrants would show up for court? This is a way to discourage the criminal element...
@@eastbaykidd8574 If they had an active warrant they wouldn't have just got the citation at the event, and would instead have already been taken away.
If you got caught in traffic you're in your car. If you're a spectator you had to go back to your car.
@@sleeplessknight99 If you were in your car you could still observe, depending where you were.
Do it every day and your street will be safety and with huge budget for design and cleaning
$3,000 for towing
Up to
$1,000 for watching per person. Ouch!
One heck of around up. They wasn’t expecting that after show.
I never understood why this would be fun. I say they do this to the whole dam state. I say even auction off the cars.
I went to one years ago with an ex boyfriend. Its nothing special, just a bunch of boys with "small pee pee syndrome" showing off who has a better toy while having their girlfriends stashed away in their toy car. Its honestly no fun at all.
Nice Job San Jose.
Down here in Fresno, stupid idiots do this stuff all the time by my work.
Fresno PD needs to box them in like that.
Where do you work
they should have IMPOUNDED ALL OF THE CARS.
What was the average amount ($$) of the 720 citations?? $1,000 ?? Anyway, great work by the cops.
@@TheHermitHacker Especially when someone stuck in traffic is falsely given a ticket and now has to prove he's innocent. Land of the free, home of the brave, eh?
I just feel bad for the innocent people stuck in the middle and possibly getting cited.
Well! I bet they enjoyed the show as well. 😂
ikr like how can the police tell the difference between the troublemakers and the civilians?
No there was no one innocent they should have been at home if you're out there you're part of the problem 😉
@@griders4647 What about people trying to get home from work.
Thank u for not being ignorant
how do they know who is a "spectators" and who ends up stuck in the middle of the side show while driving home
that's what I was thinking, should be an easy battle in court - prove I was there to watch and not stuck.
The issue warnings through loud speakers: Turn around now and leave
Who cares, give the tickets to whoever is driving home as well lmfao.
If your car packed with teenagers or bunch young people then mostlikely won't leave there without a ticket
They have helicopters that monitor traffic, since this has been going on a while they probably know the particular cars that are likely to gather.
A majority of tickets will get tossed out but recovering a gun and a couple of stolen cars seems worth it.
Absolute beautiful and brilliant San Jose PD. And absolute epitome of law enforcement for the nation on how to solve and handle to growing trend of lawlessness. Thank you 🇺🇸👍🏼
Yeah, by writing $100 tickets. Tell me you're a moron without actually telling me.
@Kb - Let me guess; you were one of those ‘brilliant’ kids that was spectating this lawlessness or participating. I guess you got what you deserve.
@Kb - Let me guess; you were one of those ‘brilliant’ kids that was spectating this lawlessness or participating. I guess you got what you deserve.
@Kb - Let me guess; you were one of those ‘brilliant’ kids that was spectating this lawlessness or participating. I guess you got what you deserve.
@Kb - Let me guess; you were one of those ‘brilliant’ kids that was spectating this lawlessness or participating. I guess you got what you deserve.
👏👏👏👏👏 Every city should do this! great job officers!
Make America great and peaceful again !!!!
Or start deporting people. I feel bad for the people who were coming home for work and got stuck in this bullshit
@@vincentwaterson3480 Deporting?😂 Sir these are all US citizens at these car shows. Whos idea do you think it is? lol. Didnt think that one through did you
@@vincentwaterson3480 Then how would our economy grow sir
@@CR-uw8kv It can grow just fine.
Thanks to all the police. The smoke from that side show and many others is a problem to the locals health.
These people are ISIS terrorists !!!! ;)))))))
This is awesome, citations, impounding cars and calling their parents is a great start.
I bet that was a thrilling moment for local law enforcement
This is a real crowd pleaser, 700 citations ! 🎉🎉🤣🤣🤣. That will be a lot of cheddar for the department, good work and thank you for your service.👍👍👍
Hopefully they use it on something that actually matters instead of sitting in the roads all night.
It shouldn't go to the department, it should go back out to the public. Police should not be out there working for cash, as it allows corruption one of many ways to work its way into the departments. When you police for profit, you have incentive to make up fake crimes. It should be outlawed.
@@mfdoom6815 it goes all to my bank account direct deposit
@@mfdoom6815 you mean like they've been doing forever?????
The guys that participate and the people who spectate in the street takeovers are ruining car culture for those of us that enjoy it in a legal manner.
“It was kind of SQUEAKY”
Lmao that lady
English probably isnt her first language. Comming up with the correct adjective can be difficult
@@thedude5040 I know, it was just funny and endearing.
She was sweet about it somehow
What law did the spectators break???
Obstruction !!! Disturbing the peace !!! Jaywalking ( Jaystanding ),encouraging/enabling criminal activities etc......
I'm so glad they got all tickets
Honestly, these people are annoying AF. This is amazing 🤣
Agree as these clown's have ruined the car scene in California. Because of them the state is clamping down on tuners and modified cars.
@@mhaas281
It isn't because of these people don't be stupid.
Go research the REAL reason why California is clamping down on tuners and modified cars before you make a stupid comment. The reason the laws will change into something bad is because PEOPLE LIKE YOU don't know the reason why its actually changing.
1st amendment says we can film from public, it's unlawful to enforce it.
The courts will be overwhelmed,if people were just sitting in cars stuck in traffic when ticketed many of cases will be thrown out of court.
@Phillip Banes lmao and what part of their constitutional rights were infringed upon? 😂🤡
@Phillip Banes people can always fight a ticket in court, simple is that.
Many who show up in court will probably be able to get it dismissed. But they still had the inconvenience of having to show up in court. Also, if they end up getting another spectator ticket down the road, chances are less likely it will get dismissed. Courts don't find people innocent, they find them not guilty!
@@tomedward You can do a written trial by mail, not very hard and not a long process. Also, your innocence from prior cases are not allowed to be used to weigh on deciding future citation decisions.
These laws, when challenged, will get slapped down. Will the news crews that filmed it be cited also? The obvious answer is no, you can't criminalize what someone sees in public. You can regulate a spectacle, not a spectator.
it's unconditional, someone with money will fight it.
Guilty by association.
The media outlets are there to report and broadcast news for LEGIT business outlets. They can't be cited because they are protected under constitutional law. The reporters are not partaking in or perpetuating any illegal activities, unlike the vast majority of the degenerates given tickets. And yes, what someone witnesses can be criminalized. Especially, if it's a criminal activity they are actively partaking in and not reporting. The severity of the offense can range from a misdemeanor to a felony, depending on the severity of the crime that took place and the perpetrators role in it. Members of the public are not legally required to report a crime, persay. However, thaf doesn't mean a witness can't be legally held responsible for not telling the truth or not reporting a crime when identified as a witness. Federal law (18 U.S.C. section 4) prohibits the concealing of information about specific crimes. In California, you can be charged with a crime that was committed if you "aided or abetted" in it's commission, but not actually commit the crime yourself.
I don't know what fantasy world you live in, but how you feel about and what you think you know about the law, doesn't mean squat in the court of law.
Yeah but they are blocking the roads too
@De Amore Beaute The Association Fallacy is something you should look up.
Every citizen in the United States is protected by the First Amendment, every instance where a news network would be protected, so too would a citizen. EVERY Citizen is MEDIA.
Spectating an illegal act is not aiding and abetting the perpetrators of that act.
If you don't understand or see the problem with these laws, I suggest you set aside your internet law degree and visit North Korea. There, when you commit a crime, your family is executed simply by being associated with you.
The rest of the bay area needs to take note of this. Though I'm pretty confident not many are actually going to pay the tickets unless there's the threat of jail time. 😂
The rest of California in general. This shit is in San Diego as well.
If they dont pay, they be in big trouble.
One ordinary citizen has single handedly redefined drifting. Bravo.
Imagine not being part of it just happened to drive by there as a route home and then get caught up in the mix 😆
@Phillip Banes No it is not. The police can give tickets. You must be one of the drivers or spectators?
@@boastartstudios4325 exactly,
"Curiosity killed the cat"
In this case "curiosity killed your wallet" 😂 the price on those tickets.
@Phillip Banes well they wouldn't put the person in that situation in the first place if the streets racers would not have take overs...
This is awesome! No kidding. Thank you SJPD.
All those resources used up while murders, rapist, human traffickers are out. Smdh go catch actual criminals.
ACAB
@@roderickcortez138 Totally agree! All Cats Are Beautiful!
Stay safe out there Dah Lin. Big thanks to SJPD for the huge crack down. I hope this didn't take too much time away from serious crimes like assaults or attempted homicides. While Oakland needs to work on getting a spectator law in place. They have a good deal with having outside agencies assisting with chasing away sideshow vehicles. San Jose also needs to have the same cooperation with it's neighboring law enforcement agencies. Yesterday was a success and yeah hopefully things stay quiet at least for the next few weeks. Maybe not for me there's still some fool doing burnouts near my house every weekend.
Now, they have Identified a whole group - to keep an eye on; and enough money and cooperation to do more DNA and Facial Recognition. Hmmmm.
Maybe there should be a separate division that deals with not so violent crimes. That's howthey could use their new form of revenue for.
I would say this is serious crime due to the violent nature. People have been shot and killed at these clown shows.
@@mhaas281
Probably a few run over and killed, or wound up in the ER with serious injuries.
Hope everybody demands a jury trial. That'll stop them. And I wonder how ain't gonna do anything resulting in warrants for their arrest. The administrative overhead gonna tax that budget. But Americans love paying tax for sloppy broken government.
Good! These people obviously have too much time and money. It’s time they start to pay their dues. Should take all of their cars.
FINALLY!!! some Justice!! In California. I live in the valley and stupid crap happens here as well but not as bad..
Just because they are cited doesn't mean the courts will follow up. It's California and most of these tickets will be dismissed
How many of those spectator tickets gonna stick? How you gonna prove that I wasn't just driving through and getting stuck in the traffic? 🤷♂️
Great solution to the issue! Great job law enforcement. Seems like other cities need to update their ordinances to do this also.
Their constituents will not let them.
how much does San Jose police have to pay 4 people to drift to draw the crowd for harvesting. ROI is off the charts!
@@jdsartre9520 wah
@@jdsartre9520 really? Oh for crying out loud.
And one good lawsuit can have this ordinance removed. Which needs to happen
The drivers should get automatic 1 year in prison.
Why give them a chance to get their cars back? Just have it crushed and suspended their license for a year.
With a half decent lawyer and an honest judge, those spectator tickets will last about 5 mins in court.
these crazy PHD students!
The key is not only that the drivers received a ticket, but that the fine is high enough that it hurts. $1,000 fine is no small change. If the fine is only $100, some of them wouldn't care.
In addition, their insurance will spike. If they decide to fight it there’s attorney fee and court cost. Those who participated (donuting) get $3K-$5K to get their car.
It's definitely not big enough to matter to anyone part of the scene who really enjoys it.
Imagine trying to take someone, possibly a family member to the hospital for an emergency while these people block the roads...
Exactly!!!
What if you were legitimately just driving by, and got stuck in their traffic? "See y'all in court, have fun trying to prove I was there!"
If you got cited, you were there. It's not hard to separate the idiots from the people who were legitimately trapped.
@@officialmew1127 . . .which makes you more stupid than they are. Congratulations on your achievement.
Most of these "spectator tickets" will be easily thrown out if those that received them show up to their court date with reasonable legal arguments. It's not a crime to park on a public street. If you're not participating in criminality that's taking place (racing, burnouts, drifting) you've violated no law and were illegally detained. You may in fact have a counter suit.
Not really. That intersection.. you really need to prove why you're there. If you don't live there, bye. Lol
@@lnl6852 You need to prove why you're on a public street? Really? Ever hear "innocent until proven guilty", the burden of proof is on the prosecutor and being present isn't proof of involvement. Any lawyer worth his salt could get these "spectating" charges thrown out so fast your head would spin.
If you witness a bank robbery, do you need to explain why you were in the vicinity of the bank to not be associated with said robbery?
That's not to say they couldn't pull texts and social media records of those ticketed and prove involvement. That said, it would take a lot of resources to prosecute people involved in watching street races. All while actual violent crime is through the roof and officer enrollment is dwindling. Not a good look to say the least.
It's a crime, for citizens, to block a public roadway. Besides that, the city made a law against spectating. Many who show up in court will probably be able to get it dismissed. But they still had the inconvenience of having to show up in court. Also, if they end up getting another spectator ticket down the road, chances are less likely it will get dismissed. Courts don't find people innocent, they find them not guilty!
Hope they have to pay 500.00 for each ticket