He got fired because the detective realized if he lied about this, imagine what he would lie about during an arrest. Thanks for taking him off the force
I mean the end of the video they say they don’t know about his employment there, which means unless you have something saying otherwise we don’t know if he was fired or not, he should be fired. I’m just being pedantic
I feel they sent him home too shave which he probably was a lil upset about and took the aggression out on his own damn door . MEN AND WOMEN UNDER 25 should not qualify too be a public servant based off the brain not being fully developed.. we all make mistakes tho I hope he learned
@@sanctionedmeat8578 -- While I have no evidence on that. I'm pretty sure that the landlord isn't going to sit around and wait for him to come back, to receive rent payments. Though I'm not a pro in the law field, I'm pretty sure this guys actions would be more than 30 days.
I don't even understand why he'd do that. Like bro do you have any idea how many times I've had to climb into my window or break into my own house? I haven't reported it a single time What is this kid doing? 😂 like I genuinely just want to know his thoughts process Like bruh
@@Flow645and I bet you anything since day one this guy has been throwing red flags up to his superiors they were probably waiting to catch him on something big
That’s interesting. A cop has to be 100% truthful to his colleagues and superiors. But they can lie all day long to the public with no consequences. And we can go to jail lying to them
The very FIRST thing I thought of is the boss is a freaking expert in kicking doors and shoe prints. I was rooting for the young guy that it wasn’t that simple
This literally should’ve been a phone call to his supervisor stating “hey corporal or sergeant, I know I already screwed up once today with the shaving thing but I was in a rush to get back out onto the road and locked my keys in my house” from there they would’ve advised you to either call a locksmith, kick in the door etc. worst you probably would’ve got is written up. Now you’re getting arrested and possibly losing your job. Also how do you as a rookie show up to a job that demands you be clean shaven and not be shaven. Like unless you’re in a specialized unit with relaxed grooming standards or have an exemption there’s no reason why that should even happen.
@@metapotamus Its roughly going toncost the same as calling a "locksmith." I've broken a window to get in my car before and paid a locksmith. I want to say the locksmith was like $20 more. Now I always carry a spare that never leaves my belt loop because I don't trust new cars that you can unlock with your cell phone.
Getting fired in your own apartment while they pack up the department's belongings on your single bed w a party size empty bag of m&ms on it, is a loss of self-respect I couldn't handle.
If you already feel second embarrassed from this video, just imagine him having to be escorted through the police station where he just got send home from for not shaving.
my first guess was like everyone else’s but then the detective tells him when stuff like this happens, he should’ve called his partner to fill him in on why he’s MIA. Sort of implying that his absence wouldn’t be common knowledge to the other employees and that it might cause some problems if he’s not there, especially for such a foolish reason. Then it occurred to me that if I’m picking up what the detective is putting down, this was likely a way to just take the day off/cover his ass after he showed up with dirt on his lip and then got reprimanded and told ‘to go back home to shave and then come back to work,’ you know what I mean? I’m sure his supervisor wasn’t jumping up and down in excitement from having to tell rookie to go home and shave, and the rookie didn’t even buy shaving stuff from walmart, just candy. It seems he was buying himself extra time to just dilly dally and then because he was so focused on his dumb plan to meander as long as possible, he locked himself out, and out of stupidity; saw it as the perfect opportunity to seal the deal on this whole debacle. He didn’t realize it was actually the final nail in his career’s coffin. If it was an attempt at fraud then it’s even dumber. Like others mentioned he’s no Scrooge McDuck, so him wasting time off the clock and ultimately getting himself fired with this whole debacle really defeats the purpose of saving a few hundred bucks by claiming casper the friendly ghost broke his door down but didn’t steal any of his junk.
Sent home for not shaving, went to Walmart to buy candy, called his mom, forgot his keys and camera inside, made a bogus 911 call, got fired, stripped and handcuffed. How did this dude become a cop?
was able to follow orders and write his name on a piece of paper before eating the crayon they gave him to write with.... so just smart enough to follow orders but not smart enough to think for himself and make a good decisions lol
stop being a boot licker. watch channels like audit the audit or lackluster on youtube. most cops are corrupt and violate your rights or lie on reports. even the good ones are bad because they don’t report the bad ones.
I'm a Samsung person myself. And their evil walmart selves just won't give us our normal wallets. And so regularly it stops the walmart pay for Mt security.
He was willing to lose his job over having to pay for a damaged door? He forgot he has an electric shaver? Did he initially say he didn’t have enough on his credit card to buy a shaver? But he did have enough to buy candy? Dude has some major maturity issues and shouldn’t be policing anywhere.
@@giancarlocarattini4985but he had a home and a decent paying job with benefits, now he’s poor and has to look for a job all because he didn’t want to wait 1-2 week to get paid and fix his door
I’ve been broke down at a job before and ashamed to state I couldn’t afford something the company would buy for me. Shitty feeling. Ego. But being an officer, you can’t make mistakes like this when it can affect people’s lives.
How were cops going to magically pay for a door anyway? That’s how you know he intended to stage a break in for some kind of sympathy vote or hero card in the department and he kicked the door in the make it look more convincing. He only ran with the “locked myself out” story when the other officer mentioned it lol. What a dud that guy is! 😂
New officer: Wow! You guys are good! I’m the last person I would’ve suspected, but I was looking for me the whole time! It’s the perfect crime!” -Patrick star reference
What was the point of calling 911? He could have just closed the door and went back to work and no one would have ever known. This generation is weird af
Right? I don't think its illegal to bust down your own door, lol. This is so crazy. But good in thing it happened early in his career, def don't want this guy having any authority lmao
Well, they would have known because he didn't have his body cam. He already was mildly in trouble for not shaving. If he showed up without his body cam, he probably would have been disciplined... so he kicked in the door to retrieve the body cam and then made up the burglary story as if he had just came home to shave and saw the door busted open.
Early on in my LEO career, the agency I started with didn't get hire on unless you're 25 YO+, recruitment after passing Bat/ACA/PA Test/preliminary background w/psychological evaluation/selection, but attending academy was waiverable at 24 years plus 3 months, with nine months academy (2 months FTX/OJT). If your FTX evaluation gets a pass with no remarks or remedial, you moved on to graduation, and post assignment with one year probation. That was back in the late 1970's, but I already had 6+ years military under my belt, so age requirement didn't matter for me. The agency policy took male maturity of 25 very serious, and didn't certify anyone under 25 YOA, same with the tri-state laws peace officer certification & licensing. Seems some agencies dropped their standards, and its costing them both financially and man power. Mil/Leo Analyst Ret.
Police regularly get paid vacations for killing bystanders... They wanted to get rid of this police guy - they had everything ready to fire him from the department.
and people with this same thought process can VOTE, DRIVE, etc. not saying they shouldn't have that right... but puts into perspective how dumb most people are lol
You kick your door in, call your landlord but don’t call the police and file an attempted break in! If he can’t tell the truth about that, what else is he capable of lying about??
He probably could have had the landlord or maintenance guy unlock his door for free. Getting locked out happens all the time and is no big deal. Worst case, he'd have to pay for a locksmith to come but that's still cheaper than replacing the door.
I'm laughing so hard because this has happened to myself and my wife more than once, you absolutely can have them come down and unlock your door for you, I did it in college at a dorm once as well and had to wait on a maintenance guy with a master key. This is the dumbest decision 😂😂😂@@weirddan455
He wasn't ready to be a cop if he couldn't even be bothered to shave for work. I'm 110% sure he kicked in the door because he was pissed off. He obviously had his keys with him because he came back from driving his car. So I'm glad that an immature with anger issues isn't a cop.
I think he had a hard time to work up to that cop stash and was proud So when the boss sent him home was basically saying your cop mustache suck so hard get rid of it Staging a burgelery might confuse everyone to where they forget he has to shave. He loves his facial hair
So dude accidently locks his keys inside, and instead of trying to find an extra key or call a locksmith, or anything else, he decides to kick the door in and then try to use his power as an officer to frame a break in to get off paying for the door. Real smooth brain stuff.
The interesting thing is there is actually a limit to how high your IQ can be to become a police officer. If you test over the limit you won't be hired.
Probably to avoid paying for the damages. He kicked the door probably out of frustration. Moron then uses Apple Pay for candy but says his card doesn’t work. Moron of the year award.
I think because he's not ready to do the job, and probably been stressed out a lot of being a cop, and probably didn't have money and also wanted to not get in trouble and already been told to go home and shave 🪒 I think there's just too much going on in his life to focus on being a cop
Not sure how that would help, most corruption that gets covered is in fact the vets of the police force subverting the law and getting away with it cause they know how. This seems more like a kid who panicked and made a bad choice
@@kylekoenen8237Realizing you’re about to miss your exit and making an unsafe lane change is a panic move. Kicking in your own door and concocting an elaborate fantasy story for it is calculated. There’s no panic driving that decision.
That’s how you know when they cover up for others for different reasons…because this was petty, with serious implications. So I salute this Officer for doing it the right way.
I’m pretty sure they don’t have a rash of kicked in doors in the middle of the day in some random broke azz apartment unit… and with no other people complaining of getting their stuff stolen seems suspicious 🤨 … that was probably his first clue… and since he’s been a cop longer than this kid has been around pegged his B/S meter…
That's a fantastic supervisor right there. Reminds me of my first boss at my first post-college job. Incredible composure, calm matter-of-fact tone of voice, and holding his team accountable without belittling or degrading language. Kudos to him.
@@RealKansasMan it's embarrassing for the department that hired him. It's embarrassing for the profession to have 21 twerps making decisions that can alter people's lives
It wasn't even a self locking door so that's even more confusing! He set this up it wasn't an accident it seems. How do you lock yourself out but the door isn't self locking? As I'm typing this I'm realizing he could have locked a push lock or twist one so it locked once he closed the door behind him. My bad lol 😂
seem like anyone can be a cop in these days lol crazy thing is why he did not get a lock-smith or call the owner bro has 0 IQ lmaoo I want to know his IQ test because how the hell he can get hired
The trouble is, he is only ONE of the MANY whom should never be cops today! Over70% of cops fail their own psychological testing, yet they are employed policing anyway. And then handed pepper spray, a taser, and a gun! God help us all!
@@techelitesareadisease8816 It is today. Open your eyes and look at the new generation. 21 back in the day is 10-12 years old today. That’s why there was no problem hauling off 18 year olds to war. Try that today and they will be more concerned to put the instagram down for half a day. The west is toast.
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He got fired because the detective realized if he lied about this, imagine what he would lie about during an arrest. Thanks for taking him off the force
I mean the end of the video they say they don’t know about his employment there, which means unless you have something saying otherwise we don’t know if he was fired or not, he should be fired. I’m just being pedantic
He got promoted because the detective realized if he lied about this, imagine what else they could get him to cover for.
@@freedustindamn bro i was literally going to say almost the exact same thing,u beat me to it though👍🙂👍
@@jeremyjones8872It is called INTEGRITY...😢
@@freedustinpromoted???
Dude gets sent home to shave. Goes and buys candy. Locks himself out. Kicks in the door and files a false report. Insane.
Police departments literally hire anyone once you go through the academy.
He thinks its a video game
Truly, like I'm just.... baffled. Hah
Makes you wonder what kind of background check or psych evaluation they did on this guy.
Dude did not pay attention the day they explained that a false police report is illegal he was munchin on nerds to hard
I feel like I’m watching a child get scolded by his dad , he’s definitely not ready to be a police officer.
hes not even ready to be a man
ready? he isnt qualified period
He's not angry just disappointed.
Reminded me of Steve Wilcos.
He's too immature.
At least the police caught the guy that broke in
There's a first time for everything I suppose 👍🏻
Underrated comment!
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Lmao
Dude 😂
His first arrest was himself
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Lol
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The second-hand embarrassment is actually making me uncomfortable.
Ditto
Same😞
I know.
completely
Me too. I'm squirming.
Can you imagine your boss firing you inside your own house?
Better than a damn email.
@@MillimeterDefeater720 haha
lol he doesn't have to drive far after that
"You got fired on your day off for stealing boxes! What you stealing boxes for? What you trying to do, build a clubhouse!"
and then arresting you
The fact that they had to tell him to go home and shave is a BIG red flag. I’m willing to bet they already knew he was a bad egg.
…. A bad egg for having facial hair? I can tell you’re old as fuck lmao
Yeah so is the bed in the living room. 😁
If he lies like that for no reason imagine how he's going to lie on a report and ruin someone's life.
Right
Absolutely
Yep
Disgraceful for sure
You can’t lie on reports, you have to have body camera on
lost his job, got a charge and still has to pay for the door
genius
Prolly get evicted too. 😂😂😂
and still needs a shave.
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Touche' 😂😂😂😂@@Max_R_MaMint
And now he’s posted on TH-cam with everybody laughing at him
Admitting that you locked yourself out would be 65,000 times less embarrassing
Dude that’s what I’m saying
Yea like who cares? I don’t even understand. I LITERALLY don’t understand.
happens to everyone, no one will think less of you lmaoo
I feel they sent him home too shave which he probably was a lil upset about and took the aggression out on his own damn door . MEN AND WOMEN UNDER 25 should not qualify too be a public servant based off the brain not being fully developed.. we all make mistakes tho I hope he learned
I can only guess he was going to be late??
Imagine getting arrested, fired, and kicked out of your home, all within 30 minutes of a phone call for pathetic lie. All three by your boss no less.
Don’t forget he already had the camera footage from Walmart 😂
He got evicted from his home?
@@sanctionedmeat8578 -- While I have no evidence on that. I'm pretty sure that the landlord isn't going to sit around and wait for him to come back, to receive rent payments. Though I'm not a pro in the law field, I'm pretty sure this guys actions would be more than 30 days.
Literally the dumbest reason for a cop to lie...
Literally...
LITERALLY…
Not figuratively?
I guess a walk to the tenants office was too much of an inconvenience to him.
Very, very bizarre for sure. 😅
Bro entered his house a cop and left in cuffs, what a historic L
Epic L
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This is the L of the century…. Going to jail, with all your co-workers staring and talking about you. Humiliating
Shit happens, learn from it and heal up
Breaking into your own house and falsely reporting that it was burglarized is next level stupidity
I don't even understand why he'd do that. Like bro do you have any idea how many times I've had to climb into my window or break into my own house?
I haven't reported it a single time
What is this kid doing? 😂 like I genuinely just want to know his thoughts process
Like bruh
This is the DEFINITION of “you did this to yourself”
Ohh thank you I had no idea why this was happening
@@RipVanWhinklewe
I think it’s a cry for help. 🤷♀️
Why would this guy even do this? This makes no sense at all.
Guy needs to retrace his steps back to Walmart and ask for an application
Lol
One if the best comments I've seen!
I don't know, unlike this department, Walmart might do a good background check and psych evaluation.😂
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Best Comment Award. 🏆
Imagine going through a whole police academy just to get fired for this unnecessary lie.
Yeah really dumb
imagine what's going to happen when your father gets home
Exactly crazy asf
Getting up mad early right 😂now
Yeah, that sucks. Some of us have to learn the hard way.
He ain't right in the head the fact he was told to go back home to shave tells you he's no adult yet.
Your right.
@@Flow645and I bet you anything since day one this guy has been throwing red flags up to his superiors they were probably waiting to catch him on something big
The scary part is someone figured he was mature enough to wear a badge and gun when he has to be told to go home and shave.
Completely agree something isn't right upstairs. His elevator doesn't go all the way to the penthouse.
Considering his actions and demeanor I'm surprised he's old enough to need to shave.
The level of integrity and careful, considerate approach of the senior officer is outstanding
He couldn't even get the pistol out of the holster. 😁
They noticed a child size boot print on the door and immediately knew it was him
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Size 3y
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Lol. I'm shocked he was handcuffed
He is like 4 foot....
If this guy passed the test to be an officer how many more of these idiots are in uniform out there ?
Look at his arms 😂
Marching on together my lad
And that sure is the scary part
Lots!
Leeds MOT
If he’ll lie about something so trivial what else would he lie about to help himself?
Frfr
scary, right?
Literally everything
If he shits his pants he will say somebody put it there
"I saw him reaching"...
That’s interesting. A cop has to be 100% truthful to his colleagues and superiors. But they can lie all day long to the public with no consequences. And we can go to jail lying to them
It’s already embarrassing enough being taken out of work arrested, imagine being arrested and taken TO your workplace.
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I laughed way too hard hard in bed trying not to wake up my man😂
@@myopinion1705nobody asked
@@brianbadonde9251 incel
The senior officer handled that incredibly professional. He wasn't fooled for a second either.
*professionally*
23 years experience he’s been doing it longer than that young man has been alive lol
@@MRBLONDE6Yeah, that's almost as sad as the situation of the rookie guy.
The very FIRST thing I thought of is the boss is a freaking expert in kicking doors and shoe prints. I was rooting for the young guy that it wasn’t that simple
If they treated Everyone with that same level of respect and calm, society would not be as volatile as it is now ijs
He woke up a cop and is in handcuffs before he starts his shift. Unbelievable.
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I was wondering am I understanding this correctly
I guess so lmao
You really can’t make this shit up
Sounded like he went to his shift and wasn't satisfactorily shaved. So he threw a toddler tantrum.
This literally should’ve been a phone call to his supervisor stating “hey corporal or sergeant, I know I already screwed up once today with the shaving thing but I was in a rush to get back out onto the road and locked my keys in my house” from there they would’ve advised you to either call a locksmith, kick in the door etc. worst you probably would’ve got is written up. Now you’re getting arrested and possibly losing your job. Also how do you as a rookie show up to a job that demands you be clean shaven and not be shaven. Like unless you’re in a specialized unit with relaxed grooming standards or have an exemption there’s no reason why that should even happen.
Fatherless activities
Most of the things you've said are probably true, but why would they ever suggest he kicks his own door in lol
@@metapotamus Its roughly going toncost the same as calling a "locksmith." I've broken a window to get in my car before and paid a locksmith. I want to say the locksmith was like $20 more. Now I always carry a spare that never leaves my belt loop because I don't trust new cars that you can unlock with your cell phone.
Getting fired in your own apartment while they pack up the department's belongings on your single bed w a party size empty bag of m&ms on it, is a loss of self-respect I couldn't handle.
That just says a lot about that former officer's life. 😆
What about mini Snickers? 😂
😂😂pathetic 😂
Don't forget the patio furniture in the bedroom!
Don’t forget his outdoor Dining table and chairs! 🪑 I get it but it sucks to be out there!
If you already feel second embarrassed from this video, just imagine him having to be escorted through the police station where he just got send home from for not shaving.
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Pretty sure he didn’t “just” get sent home since they already had footage from Walmart and did a boot pattern investigation.
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Ouch lol
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The Police supervisor was stellar! This is maybe one of the most professional 'firing on the spot' situations on the planet. Legend.
Imagine being a cop and filing a false report over an acceptable action you took against your OWN property.
Acceptable? Calling a _fucking locksmith_ would be acceptable.
Which is the reason why it doesn't make sense to me. Why call and report a burglary?
@@danielmarquez467because he can't afford to pay for the door 😅😅😅
@@danielmarquez467look at the apartment. It’s full of boxes and lawn chairs. Guy doesn’t have much money I’d bet.
my first guess was like everyone else’s but then the detective tells him when stuff like this happens, he should’ve called his partner to fill him in on why he’s MIA. Sort of implying that his absence wouldn’t be common knowledge to the other employees and that it might cause some problems if he’s not there, especially for such a foolish reason. Then it occurred to me that if I’m picking up what the detective is putting down, this was likely a way to just take the day off/cover his ass after he showed up with dirt on his lip and then got reprimanded and told ‘to go back home to shave and then come back to work,’ you know what I mean? I’m sure his supervisor wasn’t jumping up and down in excitement from having to tell rookie to go home and shave, and the rookie didn’t even buy shaving stuff from walmart, just candy. It seems he was buying himself extra time to just dilly dally and then because he was so focused on his dumb plan to meander as long as possible, he locked himself out, and out of stupidity; saw it as the perfect opportunity to seal the deal on this whole debacle. He didn’t realize it was actually the final nail in his career’s coffin. If it was an attempt at fraud then it’s even dumber. Like others mentioned he’s no Scrooge McDuck, so him wasting time off the clock and ultimately getting himself fired with this whole debacle really defeats the purpose of saving a few hundred bucks by claiming casper the friendly ghost broke his door down but didn’t steal any of his junk.
This made me realize I’m not as dumb as I thought
Fr gave me some hope 😂
@@Wiishersame lol
😂yeah there are some natural born idiots out there
That was hilarious
Same here lol this video gave me confidence 😅😂🙏🏽
The biggest mistake here was in hiring this weirdo
Right, only 21 years old. He hasn't learned enough to be a police officer yet
They hire anyone. This one got caught early. 😂
you should see the ones we got in the army 😂
They gave him a weapon !? Even in uniform it's hard to believe he's a police officer
@@matt_wrxLmao we got straight children in the army. And the saddest part is they range of all ages yet still act like kids
The fact that he would lie about something so stupid and inconsequential is what makes this behavior more concerning for an officer to have.
Sent home for not shaving, went to Walmart to buy candy, called his mom, forgot his keys and camera inside, made a bogus 911 call, got fired, stripped and handcuffed. How did this dude become a cop?
Got a point 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
DEI. Brown Privilege
They loooove hispanic culture rn. Unfortunately they're now entitled.
was able to follow orders and write his name on a piece of paper before eating the crayon they gave him to write with.... so just smart enough to follow orders but not smart enough to think for himself and make a good decisions lol
All across America buddy, that's why we need protect our 2nd amendment because these jokes aren't trustworthy..
Detective's like, "Son, you gotta be in this business at least 5 years before you start making false reports...."
Facts.
Foreal 😂
You got it! 👍👏👏👏
Uh, when did he say anything even remotely like that??
@@aeriagloris4211they’re just making shit up. They don’t realize 98% of cops are good people.
Wow.... that's a really dumb way to lose your job.
He came up a little short on his honesty and very short on his height
@jrodnanfelt 😆... he was extra small. I doubt anyone would take him seriously as an cop.
AND get a criminal record at the same time
If only he had just remembered to shave...
And a good job at that. What a dummy.
He knew he lied because no one would break into that apartment.
Good thing this genius was never given the opportunity to destroy a life other than his own
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Yup exactly
stop being a boot licker. watch channels like audit the audit or lackluster on youtube. most cops are corrupt and violate your rights or lie on reports. even the good ones are bad because they don’t report the bad ones.
Lost His body cam
Lost his house key
Lost his mind
Lost his badge and career all in the same day
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also lost a good working door
@@JaeSee. 🤣🤣🤣
But he still got he’s candy at the end 😅he
Damn Craig😮
How can this dude even wipe his own ass? Let alone be a cop? Thank god his badge got taken away. Unreal.
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We should Collab to get you to come and make more videos on your channel
Hi, Rich! I love your streams. Didn't expect to see you here.
No lie sir lol 😆
I thought this was a fake rich account for a second 😭. Didn't expect to see you here!
Went home to shave for his own mugshot.
He would be the type to file a false report and put innocent people in jail. Dangerous!
My thoughts exactly
There is many more like him. Trust me much worse then ham
@@jasontomica8938there’s nothing worse than ham
HE DID! I WAS JUST RELEASED!
@@Trrippy_Shadesoh no
knew he was lying when he said he used apple pay at walmart😭
I'm a Samsung person myself. And their evil walmart selves just won't give us our normal wallets. And so regularly it stops the walmart pay for Mt security.
facts i'm like walmart doesn't have appl pay 😂
If you know you know 😂😂😂😂😂!!
Good catch lol
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He was willing to lose his job over having to pay for a damaged door? He forgot he has an electric shaver? Did he initially say he didn’t have enough on his credit card to buy a shaver? But he did have enough to buy candy? Dude has some major maturity issues and shouldn’t be policing anywhere.
No furniture. Plastic chairs. Mattress on the floor. He's poor!
@@giancarlocarattini4985but he had a home and a decent paying job with benefits, now he’s poor and has to look for a job all because he didn’t want to wait 1-2 week to get paid and fix his door
I’ve been broke down at a job before and ashamed to state I couldn’t afford something the company would buy for me. Shitty feeling. Ego. But being an officer, you can’t make mistakes like this when it can affect people’s lives.
Look.... I bought a baby ostrich today
How were cops going to magically pay for a door anyway?
That’s how you know he intended to stage a break in for some kind of sympathy vote or hero card in the department and he kicked the door in the make it look more convincing.
He only ran with the “locked myself out” story when the other officer mentioned it lol.
What a dud that guy is! 😂
This is something a child would think of while telling a fictional scenario
This is the most embarrassing thing I have ever watched
Me too. I am physically reacting to the second hand embarrassment.
Yall need to watch the videos of drunk teachers being arrested at school. There are at least three fairly recent cases.,.
Me too but I'm glad the arresting officer wasn't belittling him and made him feel worse than he already did.
It was mad awko too
Worse than Asian cop looking like he "wanna get away" (SW airlines commercial) after stealing $900 from the black man???
The big dude looks like a giant in the apartment while the rookie looks like a hobbit.
100%
I thought exactly the same thing 😂
😂😂😂😂
😂
I think the older cop is like 6’6 or 6’7
Imagine getting stripped down and arrested by your boss in your own house😂
Bro my boss wouldnt even be in my house 😂 let alone fire me in it
I bet he was weak in the knees. It feels like a sitcom episode.
@@GlocKkandchillif he was law enforcement and you called and made a report, he would be
@@GlocKkandchill😂😂😂 you’re comment needs to be pinned
@@scoon2117I'm confused about how they knew he was lying.
New officer: Wow! You guys are good! I’m the last person I would’ve suspected, but I was looking for me the whole time! It’s the perfect crime!”
-Patrick star reference
I remembered immediately
And this guy passed the tests to get hired. Think about that.
That was the weirdest part
Scary
The test are simple. Basic knowledge and nothing to do with law enforcement
It doesn't take much to pass and become a cop. Which is pretty obvious. 😂
@@caitlinmyriah7657100% most don't even know the constitution
He is absolutely unqualified 100% to hold the position of a police officer.
Agreed
Along with many others.
He is 100% qualified to police the Latrine at Dunkin’ Donuts 😂
Totally qualified in 2024
They gave that guy a gun and police authority without the shaving “incident”, he’d be on the street patrolling. Let that sink in. 🤔
Dr Phil detective cracked this one quick
😂
Even says the classic “Now be honest with me”
I was thinking more "Steve Wilko", lol
Whatsamatter, son?
Lmao hit the nail on the head with that comment!
This shows how low the standards are in some places to become a LEO.
The veteran officer looks like the circus strong-man talking to a 12 year old boy in the audience.😅
Came here to ask if one of them is really tall and the other is really short?!
@@BillyKidd - Probably both.
Oh my god it totally does lol
They’re in one of those “fun” houses. Lol
😂
The officer who disciplined him was fantastic! Very calm, collected, and respectful.
He was almost fatherly.
You can tell he’s been doing that job for 23 years. Very good at questioning.
Why is he there and not patrol?
Classic Reid technique
@@johnnyfive9815because it was an officers house that was allegedly broken into. Of course he would’ve shown up
Yeah but you'd think after 23 years he would know to shave before going into work.
Can also tell that the Rookie is the type of LEO to pose in front of the mirror taking selfies in uniform for TikTok.
You can imagine the chatter in the jail.
So, you're a cop, who got arrested, for kicking in your own door?
This is the worst 2nd hand embarrassment I've ever experienced
Tell me about your 1 hand experience
@@barnettfloydGolden comment.
@@barnettfloydspent many years embarrassing myself with one of my hands. Now my wife does it for me.
@barnettfloyd I made a slavery joke when I was 13 without thinking and I wanted to end myself for a year
@@deebo5474what was the joke? Lol
What was the point of calling 911? He could have just closed the door and went back to work and no one would have ever known. This generation is weird af
This is the comment I was looking for. My thoughts exactly
he snitched on himself apparently
Right? I don't think its illegal to bust down your own door, lol. This is so crazy. But good in thing it happened early in his career, def don't want this guy having any authority lmao
Well, they would have known because he didn't have his body cam. He already was mildly in trouble for not shaving. If he showed up without his body cam, he probably would have been disciplined... so he kicked in the door to retrieve the body cam and then made up the burglary story as if he had just came home to shave and saw the door busted open.
um, the door would have been broken
Inmate: Sowhat are you in for?
Rookie: Breaking into my own house and calling the cops. 👮♂️ 🚔
As a cop.......
Calling his co workers**
Inmate: ? Wait... aren't YOU a cop?
Rookie: Not anymore.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
While I WAS A COP❕
if he's willing to commit a crime to cover something up as dumb as this, I can only imagine what he'd do in the field to cover something up.
Exactly
Exactly what I was saying!
Just following his training. Remember cops require less time to be certified that a hairstylist.
He was just practicing here. If there were no body cams then they would congradulate him and tell him keep it up
@@ColHunterGathers Where do you get that information?
A cop actually holding one of their own accountable. Great job!
He even tricked him into confessing with the ol “be honest” routine 😆
you would think a cop of all people would know not to talk
Need ya to be 100% honest with me bub
I laughed so hard when he asked “what do you think I saw when I checked the boot pattern?” Fucking checkmate
He hadn't learned that trick yet cuz he was still a rookie 😔
Cause he already knows it’s going down, he can’t hide the truth and he knows that
I got fired from my job as a police officer today! Why? I kicked in my own door and reported it to the police.
Did he ever say WHY he did it??
@@meghanmisaliar The video tells you at the start.
@@gteazwell ya it does but it still doesn't make any sense to me...think that's what they meant
@@BurntMcgurnt exactly. It makes absolutely no sense!!
But why tho
This has got to be the dumbest, most avoidable way to get fired I have ever seen.
Don’t forget embarrassing 🤦🏽♀️
lmaooo
Lmao, this is pretty dumb
21 is just too damn young to be a police officer. Few if anybody have the maturity to do it in the phase of their life
“How the hell you get fired on yo day off Craig” 😂😂
Stealing boxes. (I think he wanted to build a clubhouse)
Apparently you’re as bright as this cop
@@radiorob7543it was ezelle. It’s him running with the boxes in the opening scene 😂😂
We watched the tape, it kinda do look like you 😂😂😂😂
He was stealing boxes...out his own house!!!😂😂😂
I swear I know 12 year olds smarter than this guy
Bruh 8
My cat is way smarter than this guy. He was pissed off and sulking.
I know twelve year olds taller than him.
My cat is smarter than the old detective too.
He looks about 11 so that adds up nicely
Way too young and immature to be a police officer.
You can be a cop at 21 but u can’t rent a car tho. 21 is too young to be a cop imo.
Can enlist in the military at 17.
I know! Who hired him??
Early on in my LEO career, the agency I started with didn't get hire on unless you're 25 YO+, recruitment after passing Bat/ACA/PA Test/preliminary background w/psychological evaluation/selection, but attending academy was waiverable at 24 years plus 3 months, with nine months academy (2 months FTX/OJT). If your FTX evaluation gets a pass with no remarks or remedial, you moved on to graduation, and post assignment with one year probation. That was back in the late 1970's, but I already had 6+ years military under my belt, so age requirement didn't matter for me. The agency policy took male maturity of 25 very serious, and didn't certify anyone under 25 YOA, same with the tri-state laws peace officer certification & licensing. Seems some agencies dropped their standards, and its costing them both financially and man power. Mil/Leo Analyst Ret.
I’m not sure if the older detective said this but at 21 I was a monster compared to this young officer 😢
This is so bizarre why would he lie about a break-in and then report himself?
Department dodged a near certain lawsuit caused by this guy in the future
I've seen worse keep their job
No doubt
Police regularly get paid vacations for killing bystanders... They wanted to get rid of this police guy - they had everything ready to fire him from the department.
Nope that's what qualified immunity is for
To be racist and ignorant and get away with it
@@Dragon-qt5zu but how much did they earn their department with their corrupt actions? This dude hasn't done squat
He was given a gun and a license to police citizens . Smh.. let that sink in
and people with this same thought process can VOTE, DRIVE, etc. not saying they shouldn't have that right... but puts into perspective how dumb most people are lol
A chilling realization. Also remember the other officer saying it isn’t the end of his law enforcement career 😂
@@superdoopercooper1962 lol "It's not the end of your career, I see supervisor potential in you...."
@@teerollings6919 plus the “I’ll take it’s easy on you” preferential treatment from his superior. Right on video too.
When you say "let that sink in"
what does that mean?
You kick your door in, call your landlord but don’t call the police and file an attempted break in! If he can’t tell the truth about that, what else is he capable of lying about??
EVERYTHING!
FACTS
He probably could have had the landlord or maintenance guy unlock his door for free. Getting locked out happens all the time and is no big deal. Worst case, he'd have to pay for a locksmith to come but that's still cheaper than replacing the door.
Any & everything...
I'm laughing so hard because this has happened to myself and my wife more than once, you absolutely can have them come down and unlock your door for you, I did it in college at a dorm once as well and had to wait on a maintenance guy with a master key. This is the dumbest decision 😂😂😂@@weirddan455
I love the integrity of this lieutenant ❤
He wasn't ready to be a cop if he couldn't even be bothered to shave for work.
I'm 110% sure he kicked in the door because he was pissed off. He obviously had his keys with him because he came back from driving his car.
So I'm glad that an immature with anger issues isn't a cop.
What's with the anti-beard nonsense? Why do you idiots associate growing a beard with lacking maturity?
I think he had a hard time to work up to that cop stash and was proud
So when the boss sent him home was basically saying your cop mustache suck so hard get rid of it
Staging a burgelery might confuse everyone to where they forget he has to shave. He loves his facial hair
Yes, he has little man syndrome!!
@@fmcdomerhopefully you never become a detective 😂
100%
That's what I tell my son, it takes a long time to gain trust and seconds to lose it.
What’s scary is they gave a person this imature a badge and a gun.
Ya big time.
No joke!!
At 21
Yup. Happens all time.
Happens over here in UK too. We used to have standards, minimum height & fitness requirements. Now they give the job to literally anyone.
This kid looks like he should be pushing shopping carts!
So dude accidently locks his keys inside, and instead of trying to find an extra key or call a locksmith, or anything else, he decides to kick the door in and then try to use his power as an officer to frame a break in to get off paying for the door. Real smooth brain stuff.
Idk why he thought police pays for all breakins
Literally makes no sense, all the dude had to do was get his door fixed and he wouldn’t be unemployed
Dude could’ve contacted his landlord or something
@jason200912 Insurance. They won't cover you for kicking in your own door, but if there is a police report for a break in...
@@Skawty you think he bought insurance for his tiny little studio?
It is scary that this kid's IQ was enough to become a police officer.
Imagine how scary things out there would have been having him there calling them in on false crimes.
IQ was enough? IQ caps for cops are a thing in the US, google that lol.
The interesting thing is there is actually a limit to how high your IQ can be to become a police officer. If you test over the limit you won't be hired.
It clearly wasn’t since we are watching him being fired before getting off probation 😂
@@antibull4869 hilarious
Like wtf was the point of lying about this?? This is just crazy. Im glad he was fired before he had the opportunity to ruin someone's life
I guess to get out of having to pay for it or lease violation
I think he was trying to file a report so that his insurance would pay for it
Probably to avoid paying for the damages. He kicked the door probably out of frustration. Moron then uses Apple Pay for candy but says his card doesn’t work. Moron of the year award.
i was thinking the same thing…what was the benefit of all this
I think because he's not ready to do the job, and probably been stressed out a lot of being a cop, and probably didn't have money and also wanted to not get in trouble and already been told to go home and shave 🪒 I think there's just too much going on in his life to focus on being a cop
That rookie cop's body language said everything.
He kept leaning further and further back during the interaction.
VERY tense as well
Well, the first lesson he learned is never talk to the police.
😂😂😂
🎯 ‼️
He should've read himself his Miranda rights and called his lawyer
😂😂😂😂
The ol' "tell me the truth... so I can help you out. Ok. Be 100% honest with me..." Knowing they're going to use it against you and lie. Cops 101
That senior officer is an absolute unit
i know, i thought it was the angle at first but he's huge
23 years on the job fs 😳😳😳😳😳
And has a very powerful, "no BS" voice.
@@lynette3151 people like him is what the nation is losing…and we’re losing people like him wayyy too fast :/
@@odischeese21Where are they going?
something is seriously wrong with him.
It’s his height, when your only 1 foot 4 tall your brain doesent work right it’s so sad
@@jrodnanfelt😂😂
Napoleon syndrome. 😂
Little man syndrome😂
He really does seem a bit slow.
Why would he even lie about this? I just don’t get it
No one under 25 should be a cop. This is a clear display of an incompletely developed frontal lobe. Jesus Christ.
Agree
Not sure how that would help, most corruption that gets covered is in fact the vets of the police force subverting the law and getting away with it cause they know how. This seems more like a kid who panicked and made a bad choice
@@kylekoenen8237Realizing you’re about to miss your exit and making an unsafe lane change is a panic move. Kicking in your own door and concocting an elaborate fantasy story for it is calculated. There’s no panic driving that decision.
Or the military either
@kylekoenen8237 why's he panicking though it's his house right? It not illegal to break into your own place.
I like how the big man knew instantly just off his years in the field that this rookie was full of it😂
He knew because of the boot pattern left on the door…..
he’s hot
That’s how you know when they cover up for others for different reasons…because this was petty, with serious implications. So I salute this Officer for doing it the right way.
I’m pretty sure they don’t have a rash of kicked in doors in the middle of the day in some random broke azz apartment unit… and with no other people complaining of getting their stuff stolen seems suspicious 🤨 … that was probably his first clue… and since he’s been a cop longer than this kid has been around pegged his B/S meter…
@dangerdiesel3106 Why wouldn't he be?
That's a fantastic supervisor right there. Reminds me of my first boss at my first post-college job. Incredible composure, calm matter-of-fact tone of voice, and holding his team accountable without belittling or degrading language. Kudos to him.
I wouldn’t trust him for a second. Cops in general are habitual liars.
Yeah, what a stand up guy.
My only question is the detective 7ft tall or was the younger dude like 4’5 ft tall 😂
To be fair, the door was resisting
😂
@@zchhrrs4590 stop it 😆
But it was white
Oh, shi-!! Two Best Comment Awards in one video?!? 🏆
😂 😅
That's insanely embarrassing. Not only that, but that is the stupidest way to lose your own job.
@@RealKansasMan it's embarrassing for the department that hired him. It's embarrassing for the profession to have 21 twerps making decisions that can alter people's lives
And they recorded it and put it on youtube, how is he going to have a future in law enforcement with this publicly available for anyone to view?
Definitely not fit to be having People's lives in his hands.
I'm so glad the other cops didn't believe him because he was going to put this on some body else thats the scary part
@@Terra019
The guy was just saying that to be nice
He knows he will never be a cop again
I hope
That Boss cop made me feel like I was in trouble 😂😂😂
haha
Right?! Lol
The moment he said how do you think I’ve been doing this job for
@@SeanM2296yup 😂
Legend
Those darn career-ending locking door knobs....
It wasn't even a self locking door so that's even more confusing! He set this up it wasn't an accident it seems. How do you lock yourself out but the door isn't self locking? As I'm typing this I'm realizing he could have locked a push lock or twist one so it locked once he closed the door behind him. My bad lol 😂
Police recruiter: So tell me about yourself.
Candidate: I’m an idiot.
Recruiter: You’re hired!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
seem like anyone can be a cop in these days lol crazy thing is why he did not get a lock-smith or call the owner bro has 0 IQ lmaoo I want to know his IQ test because how the hell he can get hired
Can you spell your name?
Yes
Raise in order😂❤
🤣
He even looks like an idiot!
This arrest just saved the Ruidoso PD thousands of tax dollars in potential future lawsuits...
Or gave them a lawsuit. It looked a tab fishy. Departments don't go this hard on their own
Millions*
Amen!
Thousands? Bro, Lawyers wouldn't even take the phone call for thousands. Millions of dollars was saved here
Exactly
They gave a gun and a badge to a child.
happens a lot
The trouble is, he is only ONE of the MANY whom should never be cops today! Over70% of cops fail their own psychological testing, yet they are employed policing anyway. And then handed pepper spray, a taser, and a gun! God help us all!
Not to a child, an idiot
21 is not a child lmfao
@@techelitesareadisease8816 It is today. Open your eyes and look at the new generation. 21 back in the day is 10-12 years old today. That’s why there was no problem hauling off 18 year olds to war. Try that today and they will be more concerned to put the instagram down for half a day. The west is toast.
“I’m the last person I would have suspected, but I was looking for me all the time! ITS THE PERFECT CRIME” ahhhh 😭