What Real man is going to do that? Should have asked the cop, " No disrespect to you officer , but would you leave your wife sister or loved ones in the hands of people you do not know and trust them?
@Tycoon when he was just bringing her driver's license? Why not detain the one that had the ticket? He was just there to support her! Cop turned into an asshole once he saw her black husband!!! Make it make sense especially to cop teazers!!!!
@@maxineringo8204 The stop was with her, once she had her license he's just obstructing the stop, which you will get detained for regardless of your race. Definitely could've been racially motivated or it's as simple as following basic protocol.
@@Torglor you racists will defend anything smh. That's his wife and he wasn't obstructing anything. If you know anything about Jrue, he has a naturally calm demeanor. He was just waiting to make sure his wife is okay. You think he was obstructing the cop from doing his job? Typical
@@Ben2bwild hey idiot when a cop is conducting a traffic stop for his safety and safety of others you can’t interfere with the stop not even to give a license stop making about race your the one that’s racist
The Holiday family in its entirety is pure class and all incredibly well-mannered. I met most of them in the past when I was a season ticket holder. Aaron holiday is just like Jrue
@@tonytaylor4545 The officer sounds like he didn't make pass the first grade and since your comprehension skills here is lacking , makes me wonder if you made it to the first grade
@Al B Oh...I made it through the first grade all right....but it does not take a first grader to know nowdays that if you are a Cop you are no good especially a White one. You go be a Officer and what shit they go through...
they eff with wht women. they ain't raised right. how are you gonna come from a sister womb and alliw your bloodline to come from your moms enemies womb
@@baccgod942 Buddy get help. This is no way to spend your precious time on this earth. You've become so mad at racists that you ARE one now and view the world through the same tragically reductive, small-minded lens as a common Klansman. That's pretty weak bro.
Most states require you to carry it on you, and provide it when requested while driving. Be prepared to just take the L and pay the fine if you ain't got it on you.
True but always good to know your license number just in case. All that needs to be done is run it through the system and verify via registration. It all will match up and the fact that he brought it down to him is also reason why the cop was not cool
@@LlamaBearMantrue, most cops just look it up an if you valid they leave it alone but you get some that just wanna be assholes so better to have it at all times
Black people are the only ones that seem to not understand the difference between detained and arrested. In this story he was detained not arrested stop talking
Really! I dropped off a coworker at 11:00 pm in the projects (south wic) Louisville ky Got pulled over, removed from my car handcuffed. While they searched me and my car. “Cause there’s only one reason a white person would be in this neighborhood at night” It’s not about color. Statistically I’m sure he’s right. (Just not this time)
@@tenthirty82 European countries are better. America is just a third world country with a Gucci belt. Trust me I know your below the average pay a year in your city
LMAO facts! Especially when they can't make you leave. Bro could've parked down the street and still would've got arrested. It's a power thing. Because how does it make sense where the literal husband shows up brings his wife his license and your response is "now go home" like what 😂
But even he knew it. He didn't resist even though he was in the right. Don't resist. Just because you are obviously in the right does not mean start resisting. You migjt end up getting hurt. Again they are clearly wrong. But pain, suffering, and death do not care about right and wrong. Wrong people get to live every day. Right people die all the time. Be smart and you choose. Obviously this man here knew he'd rather be right, and doing fine as opposed to right, and laying with his face busted on the ground. I am black, I was arrested for something I didn't do, guess what? I let them arrest me. Nothing bad happened and the charges were dropped before I even reached the arraignment
I'm a New Orleanian and Pels fan. I (the entire city) loved when the Holidays were a part of our NBA family; was elated he got the chance to go to a team and win a championship. You can tell the entire family - he and his wife, his parents, siblings - are amazing people!
He has some words or whatever which is code for, he called me out of my name, threatened to arrest met, and tried to use his authority to intimidate me!!!
Worse than a bribe imo, at least with a bribe you can twist it morally to justify it (I.e. the money can go to helping my family) as opposed to simply being a cunt to civilians just because you can.
@@ludifoe5039 Over-applying and under-applying the law and acting like it's not intentional or for personal gain is dishonesty. So it is corrupt by definition.
Aye no matter how nice of a person you are “they” do not gaf about you. Especially if you’re married to someone of a different race. Might even provoke their personal “insecurities”
I remember the time my mom in her 60s got pulled over and she was told thought the speakers to get out. She was told to get on her knees. And guns were shown. They thought she stole her own car becuase she reported the license plate stolen. I cried. It's terrible..
I feel like a white person, like myself, getting into it with the law while they're with friends of other races is extremely eye opening. Me and my guys got in trouble for smoking weed in a construction site about 10 years ago, and the only person the 2 cops treated with respect was myself. There was 5 of us, and I was the only white guy there. They didn't cuff me, but used their 2 pairs of cuffs to detain my other 4 friends by cuffing them together, who again were all hispanic. They only talked to me, and ended up letting us go with warnings because we were underage and didn't have any more weed on us besides what the cops already stomped out. We all were doing the same thing, breaking the same laws, but I was the only one to get treated with respect by them. It's an extremely weird feeling.
I literally just wrote an essay on the article she wrote. It was pretty kind opening to see that not even celebrities are able to avoid the problems of this country just based on their skin color. Very sad man
@@dolo6474 yes but that’s exactly what cops like that hope for. Most people they treat like that don’t have the money to sue them and shine a light on the injustice they practice. All that happens when he avoids that stress is continue letting that cop treat people like that.
He would lose that lawsuit horribly. It's called interfering with a police investigation. That is a crime! Doesn't matter your intentions the law is BLACK and WHITE!
@@westleystone6577 you really need to look up that law. You can be arrested for interfering with a traffic stop. Telling a cop you will not leave can get you detained. The cop had every right to put those cuffs on him after he said what he wasnt gonna do. Learn the law before you get yourself killed.
When it comes to a bad cop we have to go deeper than just the uniform. We have to look at the heart of the person wearing the uniform. Some of these cops have hearts that are filled with hatred and evilness. All the laws in the world can't change that. You can't legislate a person's good character. Either you have one or you don't.
Positions of power natural attract bad people, look at politicians and cops. “Few bad apples” argument gets old when you frame it like 1% and it’s a lot more like 5-10% of rotten people which comes out of a massive chunk of the police people interact with
Fair, but also, every "good" cop is propping up a system that lets this cop here play a life-and-death game of Simon Says. People of conscience need loudly proclaim they won't sign up until the ones like this guy are gone. Place the accountability back on the hierarchy, either deal with racism in a genuine and top-to-bottom manner, or show the world you'd rather protect racists than do that.
@One Big Advocado I agree with you 100%! Sometimes I hate when I hear people say "All cops aren't bad" or "Most cops are good cops." Then, where are these good cops and why do they let this type of stuff continue to happen?! Instead, they protect and defend these bad cops actions. It's disgusting!
You also removed yourself from his perspective within the first 3 words of your response. “As a Vietnamese”…which clearly shows you aren’t black, aren’t perceived as black, and will never be referred to as black, therefore there’s no way you could see Jrue’s situation from his perspective. Asians aren’t viewed as threats in this country, many people don’t like y’all but they aren’t scared of y’all. But many whites, and even a ton of Asians, inherently hate black people and view us as threats just based on the medias portrayal of us on an every day basis. So with all due respect, no shit Sherlock obviously you haven’t seen this stuff firsthand like us
Hope He Sues Not For The Money Cause We All Know He Doesn’t Need It But Because If Not This Will Continue To Happen Without Any Repercussions & Holding Them Accountable For Their Actions.
He wanted to emasculate this big black man in front of his wife sickening some things will never change because they dont have the heart to change!!!!!
He clearly saw a white woman married to a black man ovcorse he gonna make an example. In front of his family. But thats what jrue and any other athletes that date white women sign up for
Why didn’t Tony Timpa have privilege ? Or Zachary Hammond or Kelly Thomas or David Kassick or the white dude in Colorado who cops just killed today. Or Linden Cameron ? Further more why haven’t you ever heard of any of those people ? Zach Tony David and Kelly were all unarmed and are all dead now. No cops got in trouble. Little Linden luckily survived. But he’s autistic so he’s really sensitive now he’s basically traumatized for life.
She went to my high school ( before me ) , I remember her coming back to speak to us when I was like in 10th grade. She said the best thing about her life at the moment was being married.
As a black woman Ive had MANY run ins with police officers only 2 in 20 years have been assholes and in my book thats still too many. One profiled me as a black man 😳 The other tried to convince my, then, boyfriend, now husband that I was a crack addict.
So we used to have a thing where I'm from called jump out Tuesdays (and Thursdays) where the police jump out on random black males looking for anything they can lock them up for. I was, at the time, dating a white girl from the suburbs (about an hour from the city). We were leaving my house and heading to hers for a cookout with my cousin and his girlfriend. When I exit my house after everyone else I see the Police with my cousin on the ground, his girl arguing with the police, and my girl in her car crying. When they finally let us go, and I'm in the car with her, she's going on about how she's never seen anything like that, and couldn't understand why would they do that to him. In that moment it hit me that there is a large portion of (white) America that truly doesn't think that racism exists. They don't hate black people, the people they know don't openly talk about hating black people so we assume they don't, so It's not a real thing. It's just not something that they think about. It's like that Dave Chappelle joke about whites finding out about police brutality in Newsweek after Rodney King.
@@sunrayhicks2971 you know, I've honestly never thought about that. That wasn't the first time I've dealt with it, or the last. As f***ed up as it sounds, you just accepted the fact that this was going to happen to you eventually. it's just a part of growing up Black in Baltimore. I think the reason it affected her so much because she has a biracial son (that looks more black than white) and that was the first time that it hit her that her son could go through these things, and she was in no way prepared teach him how to deal with it. Forget the things that she knows that she has to tell him, this was something that she didn't even know existed that could detrimentally harm her son. She later asked if I could talk to her son about dealing with the police. She said she never saw her son as a black boy, just as a boy, and she didn't know how to prepare him for a world that she, as a white woman, knows nothing about. She said she was, for the first time, truly scared of her son's life. It was a heartbreakingly beautiful moment (if that makes any sense) to see her get an understanding of what it is that I (& a lot of other black men) have had to deal with my entire life.
I would have sued that fucking police department, smfh. Cop was mad because a black man showed up for the white woman. He damn sure didn't expected that.
@@juanblanco1371 I'm coloured, at most my feelings got hurt and I explained to them how things could be said better. Then I moved on with my life and didn't claim to be a victim.
Then why didn’t the cop arrest his wife, or impound her car for driving with no license. Stop trying to compete all the damn time! You SEE it happening to black folks around every turn.
White man here. Bc I always drove low class vehicles it seemed I was pulled over a lot for bs stuff like plate lights or rubbing the white line after they were riding my ass. The worst incident I had with police was the only time I had a black passenger while pulled over. I was like damn why is bro being so aggressive and accusatory towards him but mildly cool with me(and I was the one driving to get pulled over). I saw it up close. I don't understand this shit but I bet it really does happen everyday
Let’s put in a cop perspective you make a traffic stop and the driver doesn’t have her license, why you getting the driver information so you can just pull it up in the system some random dude just pulls up on your traffic stop. I can understand why he would be on edge, especially now days when people are jumping cops left and right..
Seriously? Lol you're really that slow? The wife told the cop she was gonna call her husband to bring the license since she wasn't far from home. They waited for Jrue to show up with the license and he said he was going to wait to make sure his wife and sis were okay, which the cop didn't like. You really think Jrue just pulled up on the cop out of nowhere unannounced as a tall black man in America? Lmaoo you racists are so dumb I swear
🤣😂😂 it's almost funny the lengths people go to to justify w.s The cop was not worried for his safety as they always like to say. If he identified himself as her husband and explained his reason for being there there was no longer an reason to be scared. The cop wanted to show his wife that he had and will always have more powere than a black man
@@speakmypeace4545 Exactly. The fact is the cop knew the husband was coming. They were waiting for him to bring her license. Why would any man leave to go home in this case? Any reasonable man will wait to make sure his wife is okay and go home with her. These racists will always defend their racist cops smh
Yes. Unfortunately that's how many things actually come to be. We can read about other people's experiences, and all of that but for a lot of people it doesn't become a REAL thing until it happens to them. It's a perspective thing.
What you think bro nothing new he got suspended maybe and paid while being suspended and then came back to do his job once the shit died down! Typical in America honestly we just act blind
I got pulled over for "stopping too late at a stop sign" pulled out of the car handcuffed and searched. I was 17 and white. Your personal experience isnt unique to your skin tones people.
What grown man is going to leave his wife and sister behind in any situation
Facts
What Real man is going to do that? Should have asked the cop, " No disrespect to you officer , but would you leave your wife sister or loved ones in the hands of people you do not know and trust them?
@@AStewSr the cop doesnt care, thats the point lol
Especially when cop is acting like he said
@@AStewSrlol you’re definitely white if you thought he could talk his way out of it at that point
He came all the way from home to get arrested! That's how they move the goal post to make sure they arrest the black man!
Being detained is a lot different than arrested.
@Tycoon when he was just bringing her driver's license? Why not detain the one that had the ticket? He was just there to support her! Cop turned into an asshole once he saw her black husband!!! Make it make sense especially to cop teazers!!!!
@@maxineringo8204 The stop was with her, once she had her license he's just obstructing the stop, which you will get detained for regardless of your race. Definitely could've been racially motivated or it's as simple as following basic protocol.
@@Torglor you racists will defend anything smh. That's his wife and he wasn't obstructing anything. If you know anything about Jrue, he has a naturally calm demeanor. He was just waiting to make sure his wife is okay. You think he was obstructing the cop from doing his job? Typical
@@Ben2bwild hey idiot when a cop is conducting a traffic stop for his safety and safety of others you can’t interfere with the stop not even to give a license stop making about race your the one that’s racist
the fact that he said "kind of a jerk" just how nice this dude is inwardly, couldn't be me though😤
And what would you have done?
@@alwimberly4590 tell the cop hes a fat ass pussy and go round the corner till he leaves
@@alwimberly4590 i would’ve said the police officer is a cunt
@@alwimberly4590 prolly done sumn to get me shot🙃
You wouldn’t of did shit stop😂😂them boys woulda got you together
The Holiday family in its entirety is pure class and all incredibly well-mannered. I met most of them in the past when I was a season ticket holder. Aaron holiday is just like Jrue
This man's calm and vibe is a goal for me. Much respect too him.
One of the nicest guys you'd ever meet .
I hope you mean the officer...
@@tonytaylor4545 The officer sounds like he didn't make pass the first grade and since your comprehension skills here is lacking , makes me wonder if you made it to the first grade
@Al B Oh...I made it through the first grade all right....but it does not take a first grader to know nowdays that if you are a Cop you are no good especially a White one. You go be a Officer and what shit they go through...
@@tonytaylor4545 bootlicker
@kevin Oh go head with your silly self.
ALL the Holiday Bro’s are classy af. Def raised right. Love to see it.
they eff with wht women. they ain't raised right. how are you gonna come from a sister womb and alliw your bloodline to come from your moms enemies womb
@@baccgod942 Buddy get help. This is no way to spend your precious time on this earth. You've become so mad at racists that you ARE one now and view the world through the same tragically reductive, small-minded lens as a common Klansman. That's pretty weak bro.
Justin was loved at UW
@@baccgod942 they all Christian, they get good as I get, humble guys that they never in trouble n they ain't into club n drinking how stuff
@@baccgod942 you'll love me I'm first white guy with Carribean girl, but I love u too dint worry about it
The cop knew she had a valid DL because he had access to the DMV system .
Most states require you to carry it on you, and provide it when requested while driving. Be prepared to just take the L and pay the fine if you ain't got it on you.
True but always good to know your license number just in case.
All that needs to be done is run it through the system and verify via registration. It all will match up and the fact that he brought it down to him is also reason why the cop was not cool
@@LlamaBearManyou show it they wave the fines
@@keithdior1657 not always. Depends on the state/county/town
@@LlamaBearMantrue, most cops just look it up an if you valid they leave it alone but you get some that just wanna be assholes so better to have it at all times
You could tell a million of these kinds of stories and there will still be those who will say color doesnt matter when dealing with law enforcement.
Black people are the only ones that seem to not understand the difference between detained and arrested. In this story he was detained not arrested stop talking
@@dakota8381 what reason does he have to be detained no legal reason
@@Kmp.7 officer safety during questioning, this is done to pretty much everyone
And blacks never admit they commit 50 %of all violent crimes. Always the victim. Thatz why no company invests in your dump of a community.
I never heard of a cop waiting for anyone to bring a license
That is the bs we have to deal with in America
Really!
I dropped off a coworker at 11:00 pm in the projects (south wic) Louisville ky
Got pulled over, removed from my car handcuffed. While they searched me and my car.
“Cause there’s only one reason a white person would be in this neighborhood at night”
It’s not about color. Statistically I’m sure he’s right. (Just not this time)
Unfortunately, it's not just America.
Deal with a lot worse anywhere else!
white people are more afraid of the cops than black people, stop it.
@@tenthirty82 European countries are better. America is just a third world country with a Gucci belt. Trust me I know your below the average pay a year in your city
Leave or you will be arrested for not leaving. A cop can tell you to stop breathing and you will get folks in youtube comments to "stop resisting" 😭
LMAO facts! Especially when they can't make you leave. Bro could've parked down the street and still would've got arrested. It's a power thing. Because how does it make sense where the literal husband shows up brings his wife his license and your response is "now go home" like what 😂
Bruhhhhh factssss
So true
😂😂 so true
But even he knew it. He didn't resist even though he was in the right. Don't resist. Just because you are obviously in the right does not mean start resisting. You migjt end up getting hurt. Again they are clearly wrong. But pain, suffering, and death do not care about right and wrong. Wrong people get to live every day. Right people die all the time. Be smart and you choose. Obviously this man here knew he'd rather be right, and doing fine as opposed to right, and laying with his face busted on the ground. I am black, I was arrested for something I didn't do, guess what? I let them arrest me. Nothing bad happened and the charges were dropped before I even reached the arraignment
If he pulled up lookin like Peyton Manning they would’ve gotten a private escort home
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 just the truth
@@YoureEasyToTroll Lol
Nah, they would have called a police officer to go get the license from Peyton, and then escorted the family home.
More dudes of Manning's race and gender are murdered by police every year than anyone else, but live your dream 😂
This might be the most diplomatic description of profiling I’ve ever heard, Jrue is more a gentleman than the cop probably deserved
Nah he’s a cornball trying not to piss his wife kind off
@@SlimeMobFootballfound the cop's kid
@@SlimeMobFootball tell yo mom to take yo phone away
@@alexandermontgomery6815 I’m a father of 3 I’ll fcuk your mother goofy
@@soldierof239 found the goofy who supports interracial marriage
I'm a New Orleanian and Pels fan. I (the entire city) loved when the Holidays were a part of our NBA family; was elated he got the chance to go to a team and win a championship. You can tell the entire family - he and his wife, his parents, siblings - are amazing people!
New Orleans is a swampy voodoo hellhole
This breaks my heart. Not just the bad treatment by the cop initially, but asking Jru to leave? Like no!
Why is she driving without a license wtf
He has some words or whatever which is code for, he called me out of my name, threatened to arrest met, and tried to use his authority to intimidate me!!!
Exactly!!
Precisely!
Standard police procedure
Okay Jrue is one of the chillest dude ever. I don’t believe this dude has even got a technical foul in a game, that cop was 🍦
That cop should be fined or written up. Fired if you want to make a quick example
You should go back to the kitchen and make yourself useful !!! '-'
In one short I learned everything I needed to become a Jrue Holiday fan.
Abusing the law, either by under applying it or over applying it is as corrupt as taking a bribe, l think.
Worse than a bribe imo, at least with a bribe you can twist it morally to justify it (I.e. the money can go to helping my family) as opposed to simply being a cunt to civilians just because you can.
It is by definition not corrupt but I think you wanted to say just as bad as taking a bribe
@@ludifoe5039 Precisely the opposite of what you have just said. Corrupt has at least two meanings..you used one. Ask Collins.
@@ludifoe5039 Over-applying and under-applying the law and acting like it's not intentional or for personal gain is dishonesty. So it is corrupt by definition.
@jacob they wanted to dominate someone with their power when it wasn’t lawfully necessary, so they gained getting to do whatever they wanted
I remember wen his wife had a brain tumor or something he stayed home with her and thought about retiring
“America is such a free country”
Go to Saudi’s Arabia or Africa. Keep gaming there lol
@@I-do-not-read-repliesyea lets not fix Americas problem
@@I-do-not-read-replies "yeah this spoiled food is not bad as dog poop, so i guess it's not bad food at all"
@@I-do-not-read-repliesno. Fix the place we live in. Fuckin reTARD
@@I-do-not-read-replies You are an absolute clown🤦♂️🤡
So nice making sure your family are okay and sticking up for them
this is exactly why i enjoy those police audit videos so much 😂😂😂
Aye no matter how nice of a person you are “they” do not gaf about you. Especially if you’re married to someone of a different race. Might even provoke their personal “insecurities”
That is a fact
Heard racist
I’m so glad Jrue plays for my Bucks. Such a great and humble dude.
I miss him in New Orleans, but glad he got a ring.
Oh Milwaukee. That makes sense with the whole white guilt thing here.
Salt of the earth
Cant wait till he gets his next one go Celtics!!@tcwartenbe2637
Handled with strength and dignity what a Champion! ❤
Jrue is as solid and dope as a dude as you can get. His wife had a brain tumor and the way he just speaks about her....man he is just for real.
He is a TRAITOR
I remember the time my mom in her 60s got pulled over and she was told thought the speakers to get out. She was told to get on her knees. And guns were shown. They thought she stole her own car becuase she reported the license plate stolen. I cried. It's terrible..
Been put in cuffs a couple times now for no reason. Life gets ridiculous sometimes.
Yeah I've been cuffed Over 10 times...
No charges, no crimes
Land of the free...
@@colinnixon7739 I guess we fit the description 🤦🏾♂️
@jacob why would I be in jail?
@jacob why should we be in cuffs for standing? when did it become illegal to watch my family be safe? fuck off bootlicker
I feel like a white person, like myself, getting into it with the law while they're with friends of other races is extremely eye opening. Me and my guys got in trouble for smoking weed in a construction site about 10 years ago, and the only person the 2 cops treated with respect was myself. There was 5 of us, and I was the only white guy there. They didn't cuff me, but used their 2 pairs of cuffs to detain my other 4 friends by cuffing them together, who again were all hispanic. They only talked to me, and ended up letting us go with warnings because we were underage and didn't have any more weed on us besides what the cops already stomped out. We all were doing the same thing, breaking the same laws, but I was the only one to get treated with respect by them. It's an extremely weird feeling.
That's the story of your soft experiences. It's not universal white boy
@@HouseParty13 Chill bro. He had all Latino friends. He’s an ally lol😂
jrue is really him. some of these cops need to get bodied
The cop tried to flex on him knowing that man was not and should not leave his wife in that situation.
I would have made a big story and sue the police department.
He makes too much money to care that much
@@Johenz it’s not that jrue holiday needs the money because clearly he doesn’t.
It’s only about getting the cop fired so he can’t feed his family…
@@cookiemonster539123 they’re not going to fire the cop, we seen this before. they’re gonna put him on a paid leave for a month
@@cookiemonster539123 Doubt his family will starve while he should be forced to find another profession
I’m surprised there wasn’t something done when it happened. I have to research.
I literally just wrote an essay on the article she wrote. It was pretty kind opening to see that not even celebrities are able to avoid the problems of this country just based on their skin color. Very sad man
Lawsuit! Being out in handcuffs for no reason to stand with your wife?! Hell no I’d take that whole department to court for unlawful detainment.
There’s no need to he’s making 33 million a year. The only thing a lawsuit will do for him is give him more stress
@@dolo6474 yes but that’s exactly what cops like that hope for. Most people they treat like that don’t have the money to sue them and shine a light on the injustice they practice. All that happens when he avoids that stress is continue letting that cop treat people like that.
He would lose that lawsuit horribly. It's called interfering with a police investigation. That is a crime! Doesn't matter your intentions the law is BLACK and WHITE!
@@akwumba1 he wasn’t interfering he was standing with his wife. 😂😂😂 the cops can’t tell you to go home.
@@westleystone6577 you really need to look up that law. You can be arrested for interfering with a traffic stop. Telling a cop you will not leave can get you detained. The cop had every right to put those cuffs on him after he said what he wasnt gonna do. Learn the law before you get yourself killed.
When it comes to a bad cop we have to go deeper than just the uniform. We have to look at the heart of the person wearing the uniform. Some of these cops have hearts that are filled with hatred and evilness. All the laws in the world can't change that. You can't legislate a person's good character. Either you have one or you don't.
Positions of power natural attract bad people, look at politicians and cops. “Few bad apples” argument gets old when you frame it like 1% and it’s a lot more like 5-10% of rotten people which comes out of a massive chunk of the police people interact with
Fair, but also, every "good" cop is propping up a system that lets this cop here play a life-and-death game of Simon Says.
People of conscience need loudly proclaim they won't sign up until the ones like this guy are gone. Place the accountability back on the hierarchy, either deal with racism in a genuine and top-to-bottom manner, or show the world you'd rather protect racists than do that.
@One Big Advocado I agree with you 100%! Sometimes I hate when I hear people say "All cops aren't bad" or "Most cops are good cops." Then, where are these good cops and why do they let this type of stuff continue to happen?! Instead, they protect and defend these bad cops actions. It's disgusting!
It's called racism white supremacy THE END
Character of an individual is where the problem lives.
As a Vietnamese , i've never seen anybody got cuffed for standing next to family
You also removed yourself from his perspective within the first 3 words of your response. “As a Vietnamese”…which clearly shows you aren’t black, aren’t perceived as black, and will never be referred to as black, therefore there’s no way you could see Jrue’s situation from his perspective. Asians aren’t viewed as threats in this country, many people don’t like y’all but they aren’t scared of y’all. But many whites, and even a ton of Asians, inherently hate black people and view us as threats just based on the medias portrayal of us on an every day basis. So with all due respect, no shit Sherlock obviously you haven’t seen this stuff firsthand like us
Ok?
😂😂😂
I bet you can count the number of black people u know on both hands
@@alanbrown3172 i graduated as international students of Cal State Long Beach , sir 🙄
Cop was pissed when he realized who he was he knew that he could’ve bought and sold his ass
I smell lawsuit, kidnapping and wrongful imprisonment etc....
Chip didn't want him to feel like he was being strong for the Woman, especially his Wife. Telling him he can leave was simply a form of domination.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Then, when he didn't leave, he tried to assert his dominance in another way by abusing his authority smh.
And a pathetic attempt at that
holidays could have sued tbh. Any reasonable man, would have done the same thing in Holidays situation.
No the wife can sue
@@Tyetye92 she is a Holiday
@@Tyetye92mfer just wanna be contrary. Damn.
That’s Terrible man and he didn’t even bring up how he’s a NBA player who could get a lawyer and sue that cop. Props to Jrue for being calm though
Jrue seems like the calmest and coolest dude
That's so shady. I'm sorry you and your family experienced that Jrue. You're a real one, man.
That cop should be locked up for that. Minimum 3 years. Abusing your power like that, you need a hard lesson.
I don't know about that but they should definitely lose their jobs in instances like that.
Wasn't expecting Chef Ibaka. 😁
"Obviously she grew up in indianna" i know there is a lot and i mean a lot of white person in most states 🤣
Different kind of white in Indiana 😢
I wonder how Jrue can be this calm...I need it. I mean I work as a Customer Care rep and I badly need Jrue's calmness and patience ..
Happy you and your Family are safe!
Hope He Sues Not For The Money Cause We All Know He Doesn’t Need It But Because If Not This Will Continue To Happen Without Any Repercussions & Holding Them Accountable For Their Actions.
Jrue shows up, cop gets scared, arrests him for "his own safety"...smh.
@jacob placed in handcuffs, restrained, detained...its semantics. you know what i mean.
Life sometimes isn't fair but you handled the situation perfectly. You absolutely shouldn't leave your family until they are safe ♥️
Keep that same energy when the role is catered perfect to you just like iy was hime
Completely broken system. Sickening!
put him in handcuffs like “just in case you’re wanted when we do background”
He wanted to emasculate this big black man in front of his wife sickening some things will never change because they dont have the heart to change!!!!!
That's really what it comes down to
He clearly saw a white woman married to a black man ovcorse he gonna make an example. In front of his family. But thats what jrue and any other athletes that date white women sign up for
@jacob lmfaoo
He still salty about the situation i don't blame him. This is a NBA player just coming to help n he gets cuffs smh
The cop is scared of a 6’4 black guy coming from home to give his wife help. You should respect that. Damn shame.
All those policeman, like they say what do police men and firemen have in common??…. they both want to be fireman😂😂😂😂
Had to be the worst cop ever.. this is the nicest calmest dude in the league lol. He won a ring and still kept it humble.
That fact they allowed someone to bring her the license is privilege enough lol
Why didn’t Tony Timpa have privilege ? Or Zachary Hammond or Kelly Thomas or David Kassick or the white dude in Colorado who cops just killed today. Or Linden Cameron ? Further more why haven’t you ever heard of any of those people ? Zach Tony David and Kelly were all unarmed and are all dead now. No cops got in trouble. Little Linden luckily survived. But he’s autistic so he’s really sensitive now he’s basically traumatized for life.
Right, never has a cop let me sit there for a family member to bring me my license, its always. Oh you dont have it on you too bad
Cop was like this snow bunny is under my jurisdiction
As a black man who’s ALSO been pulled over with my WHITE friends I can TOTALLY relate #NightAndDayLiterally😂😅😢
Wh ya don't you have black friends
@@ceionteperry4764 I’ve got both. 🤣
This is what's called a narrative. There may be some truth but hasn't been my experience.
She went to my high school ( before me ) , I remember her coming back to speak to us when I was like in 10th grade. She said the best thing about her life at the moment was being married.
There are officers out there that truly give the profession a bad name!!!
As a black woman Ive had MANY run ins with police officers only 2 in 20 years have been assholes and in my book thats still too many.
One profiled me as a black man 😳 The other tried to convince my, then, boyfriend, now husband that I was a crack addict.
So we used to have a thing where I'm from called jump out Tuesdays (and Thursdays) where the police jump out on random black males looking for anything they can lock them up for. I was, at the time, dating a white girl from the suburbs (about an hour from the city). We were leaving my house and heading to hers for a cookout with my cousin and his girlfriend. When I exit my house after everyone else I see the Police with my cousin on the ground, his girl arguing with the police, and my girl in her car crying. When they finally let us go, and I'm in the car with her, she's going on about how she's never seen anything like that, and couldn't understand why would they do that to him. In that moment it hit me that there is a large portion of (white) America that truly doesn't think that racism exists. They don't hate black people, the people they know don't openly talk about hating black people so we assume they don't, so It's not a real thing. It's just not something that they think about. It's like that Dave Chappelle joke about whites finding out about police brutality in Newsweek after Rodney King.
I mean damn Tics127 how did you feel about it afterwards??
@@sunrayhicks2971 you know, I've honestly never thought about that. That wasn't the first time I've dealt with it, or the last. As f***ed up as it sounds, you just accepted the fact that this was going to happen to you eventually. it's just a part of growing up Black in Baltimore. I think the reason it affected her so much because she has a biracial son (that looks more black than white) and that was the first time that it hit her that her son could go through these things, and she was in no way prepared teach him how to deal with it. Forget the things that she knows that she has to tell him, this was something that she didn't even know existed that could detrimentally harm her son. She later asked if I could talk to her son about dealing with the police. She said she never saw her son as a black boy, just as a boy, and she didn't know how to prepare him for a world that she, as a white woman, knows nothing about. She said she was, for the first time, truly scared of her son's life. It was a heartbreakingly beautiful moment (if that makes any sense) to see her get an understanding of what it is that I (& a lot of other black men) have had to deal with my entire life.
Dawm that hit me in the end 💯
I would have sued that fucking police department, smfh. Cop was mad because a black man showed up for the white woman. He damn sure didn't expected that.
Hopefully he sued someone or she did
Yea trust me seeing a blk man with a fine white woman burns them up inside lol.
He stood up for himself and his family. The policeman wouldn't left
his family either!
The race double standard in America!
There's alot of victims claiming micro aggressions that are frankly hyper sensitive and then there is real shit like this.
Microagressions add up though. Something doesn't have to be literally life threatening to be fucked up, you know?
@@juanblanco1371 I'm coloured, at most my feelings got hurt and I explained to them how things could be said better. Then I moved on with my life and didn't claim to be a victim.
Mr. Holiday thank you for being a family man, first and black man second and in both cases a first class, respectful human being.
That’s nuts. I’d like to see what the cop would do in the same situation!!
Would he just leave his family!!
You are a good man!! I am so sorry you have to deal with ignorant people.
As a poor white man I can say, that is it is not just about being a color. It is about status too.
True, but more often it's skin color
Then why didn’t the cop arrest his wife, or impound her car for driving with no license. Stop trying to compete all the damn time! You SEE it happening to black folks around every turn.
They aren't mutually exclusive....both can be true without having to both be mentioned in every case
@@lmorris6170he wasn’t arrested. He was detained. Just as his wife was🤣
@@Ihatesports420
You are swatting at gnats, and I wouldn’t really expect more from you than that.
Wow! That’s crazy
No it ain thats what he signed up for anddd living in Milwaukee smh
“Kind of a jerk” “a little aggressive”
I hate dudes like this.
I mean you know what he means.
You want him to make a big deal out of it? It's not worth it man.
People who have control over their emotions and can make sound decisions make the best judgement. That’s why he’s a top 3 defensive guard in the NBA
You hate jrue holiday? Clown
@@stevennguyen6637 And NBA Champion
He said and I'm black🤣Damn for real
White man here. Bc I always drove low class vehicles it seemed I was pulled over a lot for bs stuff like plate lights or rubbing the white line after they were riding my ass. The worst incident I had with police was the only time I had a black passenger while pulled over. I was like damn why is bro being so aggressive and accusatory towards him but mildly cool with me(and I was the one driving to get pulled over). I saw it up close. I don't understand this shit but I bet it really does happen everyday
That’s how the Devils operate.
Really.😂😂😂
Let’s put in a cop perspective you make a traffic stop and the driver doesn’t have her license, why you getting the driver information so you can just pull it up in the system some random dude just pulls up on your traffic stop. I can understand why he would be on edge, especially now days when people are jumping cops left and right..
Seriously? Lol you're really that slow? The wife told the cop she was gonna call her husband to bring the license since she wasn't far from home. They waited for Jrue to show up with the license and he said he was going to wait to make sure his wife and sis were okay, which the cop didn't like. You really think Jrue just pulled up on the cop out of nowhere unannounced as a tall black man in America? Lmaoo you racists are so dumb I swear
You’re a dork
🤣😂😂 it's almost funny the lengths people go to to justify w.s The cop was not worried for his safety as they always like to say. If he identified himself as her husband and explained his reason for being there there was no longer an reason to be scared. The cop wanted to show his wife that he had and will always have more powere than a black man
@@speakmypeace4545 Exactly. The fact is the cop knew the husband was coming. They were waiting for him to bring her license. Why would any man leave to go home in this case? Any reasonable man will wait to make sure his wife is okay and go home with her. These racists will always defend their racist cops smh
You wasted your time with this defend a pig comment.
So the wife want to make a article about it now bcuz it happened to her?
Yes. Unfortunately that's how many things actually come to be. We can read about other people's experiences, and all of that but for a lot of people it doesn't become a REAL thing until it happens to them. It's a perspective thing.
He meant she made an article about white privilege, not because it just happened to her. Youre taking it wrong, dont be mad
You don’t know until you know
@Chase BLUNT you don’t know what he’s experienced
@Chase BLUNT when did he say he had it tough?
N.W.A. has a song that comes to mind....Hip Hop Classic.
i did not see that end coming 🤣🤣🤣
That was a setup the cop knew who you were but that what happens when you marry a wg
If it was Tom “ I kissed a boy" Brady he would’ve gotten a police escort and free donuts
What happened to the cop
What you think bro nothing new he got suspended maybe and paid while being suspended and then came back to do his job once the shit died down! Typical in America honestly we just act blind
Ibaka threw me off when the camera went to him lol
Unlawful arrest. Sue. Imagine the press. Imagine the pressure on cops getting g to them to learn their job who they serve.
Something tells me there were a few steps missing here
Wild
Arrested or detained???? 🤔
A very very thin line ...... almost transparent
Shouldn't have been either that's bullshit he got put in handcuffs that's not right boot licker
Same difference
Either way don’t need to put him in cuffs for that interaction 🤔 but keep trying to justify it to yourself
Arrested or detained it should of been neither
This shows we must stay calm. This could have ended badly. I know it's not fair.
I got pulled over for "stopping too late at a stop sign" pulled out of the car handcuffed and searched.
I was 17 and white.
Your personal experience isnt unique to your skin tones people.
When they cut to Charlemagne in the chefs hat I lost it wtf 😂
“And I’m Black” 😳
Lmao
Wasnt expecting Serge Ibaka in a chef hat in that cut
I'm glad, people are seeing these situations
Jrue Holiday always nice for people
Damn homeboy did anybody ever tell you.. look like T O with dreadlocks......
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