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I cannot believe there were so many laws listed in the video, I lost track :) how can police officers remember all of these 1000s of pages that just seems impossible with minimal pay.
The horse deserves an A+. He maintained his composure and professionalism throughout the stressful encounter.
And excercised his right to remain silent :)
No doubt, he wasn't horsing around.
and the rider taunted the cop to hit the horse. Poor horsey not a great day
@@eringallagher9381 doesn't count! Horse didn't proclaim that he is exercising his right to remain silent!
@@coreymonsta7505 😂
This cop is crazy, he pulled over a guy on a horse and asked for a drivers license and then asked him to park his horse 🤣 You can't make this up.
I didn't know that horses had shift selector?! ...lol
@@Ijetskilc2 What do you think the tail is for?
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Yeah, imagine trying to identify someone they detained lmaooo
This is why we aren’t ok with shmucks from Chicago legislating us down in Texas
Imagine a police officer saying you can't ride a horse on the road, while police departments owns and rides horses on the road.
TRUE. !
Not on the fucking highway they don’t💀
I have seen police riding horses on unrestricted highways on several occasions.
@@stupidburp seriously? Where I’m from any officer who did that would be demoted and charged with animal abuse as it is extremely bad for horses to run or even walk on hard surfaces and it can permanently damage there joints and nerves systems
@@mr.x2832 Actually it's good for horses to walk short distance on hard surfaces since it builts up their bones. Theirs also shoes for horses where their main roads only are asphalted roads as well. But most recommend a varied soft and hard variarty for their horses.
It is a huge problem that so many police don't know the law.
its a huge problem the ass riding it knows jack about horses and damaged the horses hooves and it had to have surgery after...stupid bloke should be in jail
You would have to kill someone to be sacked from a police department in the U.S.
They really need a handheld database which contains all laws. They could type something like, "Horse" then it will show up every related laws about horses, including horses on the road.
@@rEsonansDx I like that idea.
@@ccityplanner1217 Only if it gets media attention.
No way the police forgot to ask for the horse’s registration smh
I would happily tell them where they could find the Insurance Card . . . .
@@danielweston9188 uh....
If i get a horse and having "N31GH" tattooed on it's hind end. Cops stop me "yeah, it's registered, but you're shaving an ass to see it."
"Guess if it's the horse's or mine"
they didn't even run the plates, these guys are so incompetent XD
I noticed he wasnt wearing a seatbelt too, and Im guessing that horse-like vehicle doesnt have air bags, ABS breaks, no headlights, no stop light... smh
The horse gets an A for being a good horse.
Lol for real
I know a horse that wouldn't take this shit
horse for sure gets an A but he really needs anew home, this guy pleaded guilty to animal cruelty to one of his horses back in January
*A+
@@spiro4955 source?
Unrelated, but the officer saying "park the horse" while the horse was standing dead still was the funniest shit I've heard all day
I mean, I can parallel park my horse better than my car. 🤷🏽♀️
The horse was still in drive.
@@MikeDCWeld With the engine running.
@@kennethwers Officer: Turn OFF your horse!
Haha I missed that first time around 😃😂🤣 thanks for pointing that out!
They tell us that ignorance is no excuse for breaking a law, that also applies to these officers.
Bigly!
Nothing applies to cops in America. They regularly get away with murder.
@@WA4RRN"bigly" 😂🤡
Demanding a Drivers license while someone is on a literal horse 🐎 is the funniest interaction ive seen
Yeah the cop wanted to be a smart ass well first of all he was not smart but he was an ass😂
ikr?
new lawsuit between cops and innocent citizens becoming so so so ridiculous i almost thought that was a comedy skit
@@teguhharyadi7741 🤔 you think we could get cops to do skits? 🤷🏿♂️ Maybe not in uniform,it could be accepted? 🤔 Might be an content avenue to look into.😀 Thanks for inspiring an idea random comment guy👊🏿
@@KingOfHarlots86 there is a channel that shows magic tricks to a cop, and get arrested. and the cop was an actor coz they done that many times and the cop always the same guy 😂. they tried to make it look real.
Almost as funny as one of my neighbours who keeps his cats on leashes.
Staying on his horse probably saved him from an unlawful arrest.
next time the cops will bring hoofcuffs for the horse
never get off your horse without unprobeable cause
Or worse.
So did his dash cam
LOL A driver's license for a horse. hahahahaha
I've been told by an officer that ignorance is no excuse for the law. It should go both ways.
subtly different: police believe that representing the law is an excuse for their ignorance
I have had cops say that to me too but cop has had a history of falsely pulling people over even he even did a car chase with my brother at 1 am cop was off duty and didnt even turn his cop lights on do show my brother it was a cop my brother thiught it was someone from the bar chasing him the cop destroyed his cop car in the chase and my brother got a broken back from it cop got two week suspension and a new cop car theres a reson i dont trust cops
It does,
@@gregbaehring1656 it does not, qualified immunity protects cops from the very thing they use to oppress us
@@gregbaehring1656 It does not, police make up laws all the time to support harassing people.
Stopping traffic, spooking the horse, cut off, and trying to touch the horse, just wow.
I don't even want to think what the cop would have done if the horse urinated on his police cruiser.
Are y'all just gonna ignore the fact that the rider was abusing his horse by riding it on a highway like that? He should not own any animals but he has another horse from what I hear.
@@hellcat1401
He wasn't riding on a highway.
@@hellcat1401You don’t know much about horses, do you?
@@JeremyHopsonLIVEI sure as hell don't but I'm pretty sure we invented shoes for horses to travel on hard roads a few thousand years ago
Horse: followed all lawful orders, exercised right to remain silent, maintained a calm and professional demeanor even while being potentially a subject of police brutality.
I’m calling this one an A+
Fortunately for the horse, the man on the horse was charged with animal cruelty and when he plead guilty he was sentenced to 1 year in prison.
@@brianlakeberg1768 Uh what? The man ridin the horse was not at all cruel to this animal...
@Sylvia Rusty FæThey Please google the cowboys name and get the full information on the story. I'm Sorry the poster didn't fully inform you
@@SylviaRustyFae please google the cowboys name
@@SylviaRustyFae you didn't read the part of what happened to the horse?
Officer: "Is that a . . . "
Citizen: "Yes, it's a 2015 Mustang."
Wait till these cops come across a guy riding a hellcat
@@ronalddonahue8325All i see is a Mountain Lion on HGH when i think of a living hellcat 😂
😂
Let's just hope there isn't a chase involving a white bronco 👀
Most excellent!!!!!
Imagine being so robotic that you automatically ask for a driving license from someone riding a horse... 😂
They are an endless supply of comedy at times.
stop disrespecting robots
@@AzngameFreak03 my bad, robots are generally useful.
"STEP OUT OF THE BICYCLE NOW!"
@@jamesclough7656 Please fill out this captcha to prove your not a robot
He probably beats his children when they point out he is wrong.
They really should have a lawyer they can contact via radio. “Hey im pulling over someone with a horse.” “Nope that’s legal”. End of drama.
They have computers in their car and smartphones in their pocket. Anyone with half a brain could find the law in 10 seconds.
@@realmasterkush really? that’s a whole lot of bs. When traveling, researching gun laws takes more than a minute. Researching marijuana laws in each state, etc.
You don’t just trust one website no matter how reputable it seems. And you have to look up any interpretation of the laws or legal precedence. 10 seconds my ass. You don’t think someone who has argued cases in court, won’t be of any help? Someone who spent years studying the law? Practices law locally? It’s just better to use google on your phone.
@@realmasterkushNah is actually pretty hard to research laws.
They could have a team that could pull it off would help more than hurt
It'd be like an EMT calling a medical director
*The police academy taught us:*
"You will not know every law upon your graduation, so don't enforce laws you're not 100% sure about. And if there's ANY doubt about what the law states, don't approach the situation. But if you must act, contact your immediate supervisor before engaging the subject."
It takes 5 minutes to google any law, from most countries.
This was exactly my thoughts. Why not check it out before acting. It's not like the horse was out of the riders control. Just the horse's asses that stopped the rider.
Too bad, police (who supposedly know the law) are protected under ignorance of the law but citizens are not. You aren't going to know much if becoming a cop takes less time than it does to become a barber
@@Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes get a clue, pigshxts won't give u that time ffs
The way cops are even allowed to not know all of the laws they enforce speaks volumes as to where the problem lays. It’s too easy for crooks and cunts to become cops in this country. In Countries like Norway and Germany they require YEARS of studying criminal law/behavior and etc at a university level before they can become a cop. If we did that I bet my life a majority of the cops out there now wouldn’t have even signed up in the first place.
When the cop said "you're going back to the 1800s". He should've responded by saying, 'and the constitution goes back to the 1700s. It's still the law of the land'
Bro told a black man that he’s going back to the 1800s 💀
@@jaxdragonvein8162 oh naw I didn't even think about that 😂
@@jaxdragonvein8162 Well the officer looks Hispanic so not much better
@@jaxdragonvein8162 "Back into the fields boy"🗿
Lol ur mad at somome u don’t know never met
Can we get some appreciation for that extremely well behaved horse
Yeah the horse didn't even take a dump while stopped 🐎💩
I lost it when the officer said to park the horse 🤣😭😭
@@The.Anonymous.Entrepreneur me to LOL I am surprised the cop didn't ask for its keys also
@@TheSimba86 He didnt even need to ask him park it because by then it was already stalled....
It says something about the trainer too.
The fact that he asked for the man's drivers license while he was riding a horse still gets me
I'm surprised that's not a law. Because they can still give you a dui on a horse , bike , boat , canoe ....
@@QAZ-OMENwhen you're arrested you will need to identify regardless. It's only when operating a motor vehicle that they can get it from you without RAS.
When he said "don't touch my horse" I bet the horse was proud of who was riding him. Well said cowboy.
Do horses speak English?
@@PilloTheStar This one speaks MURRICAN
@@PilloTheStar No, but they can understand some words and short phrases. "Don't" and "Horse" are one syllable words a horse is very likely to recognize. More than anything they communicate through tone and body language, the horse could definitely feel the aggression of the officers and confidence/defensiveness of it's rider. These are domesticated animals that are bred to communicate with and learn from humans.
@@lulzdragon7339 knowledge
😂😂😂😂😂
How often have we heard in courtrooms that "ignorance is no excuse" when it comes to knowing the law.
Cop can be as dumb as Putin and still be given benefit of the doubt
Rules for thee not for me
-the police
Oof. You are brutally right on this one.
A funny one from Australia, an entire state police force never read or understood the laws to becoming a police officer. It was discovered that over 1000 public servants were never sworn in correctly and legally didnt become police officers for up to a period of 4 years.. even though they wore the uniforms of one.. no charges were laid against any of them even though they had committed 10's of thousands of offences "by law", the defence was ingorance of the law.. all was forgiven ...
Only applies to peasants
I can't believe the officer actually pointed to the horse and said "You have no turn signals". Holy crap. I love when people double down on their stupidity.
🤣
time stamp? I didn't catch that.
@@gaming4K It was a little after 5:20
People are dumb. What makes hogs any different?
A horse rider's turn signals are the same as bicycle riders.....their hands and arms.
“I’m traveling!… dont touch my horse!” As a horseback rider i appreciate this man so much ❤
❤❤❤✔️
Truly, he is a real cowboy and American!!!
He also said “go ahead and hit my horse”
@@Meowface. Are you an American?
@@WA4RRN no ?
Holy shit. A video where when the guy says "I'm not driving I'm traveling" and it's actually true.
My thought too 😂🤣😂🤣
SIR. Put your horse in park and step out of the vehicle.
Red Dead Redemption
Horse should have kicked him in the head
Violation of horse is smoke belching hehe
When he asked for his driver's license I literally laughed out loud. I'm like, "Bros on a horse!"
me 2 lol
I’m not driving the horse, it has a mind of it’s own officer
Forget cars. I am getting a horse. We ride at dawn😂😂😂😂😂
you can still get a DUI for riding a horse drunk... license is also for ID.
@@DGonz0- r/whoosh
The horse is the only individual who exercisd his right to remain silent. Smart. A+
Hahahaha
For a moment I thought it said smart ass 😂
It should be a federal law that if a cop lies about what is or is not legal, that cop is fired.
not a bad idea
What?! How often do you lie? Try for once to think of cops and their families as human beings
@@greatdane145bruh you kidding?
@@greatdane145 really, bootlicker? I have never lied to someone where it cost them a day's pay, 20 bucks parking, and having to sit in a courtroom for 4 hours waiting to plead not guilty for something the cop never should have written a ticket for.
I have also never lied to someone so I could incarcerate them. Lick some more cop shoe leather
@@greatdane145 read what I wrote. If a cop tells you something that IS legal is NOT, in order to cover up something he is doing that he shouldn't be doing, he is a criminal.
It makes me so mad they don't have to answer for their actions but yet we have to answer for everything to them.
Cutting off the horse really does anger me!!!
@@Takaride not cuttin off the horse but stoppin somebody for no reason then tellin a grown ass man what to do an what he can’t do when he jus minding his business. Pretty sure u don’t want another man tellin u stop rite now and don’t move. U listen to everything I tell u to do if not we gon hav a problem.. especially if u on yo way to work sayin ima be late then he makes u stay right there for over 30 minutes. It’s profiling, im not saying because he was black but when u look or dress a certain way cops tend to pull u over for NO reason at all an fuck wit u. Hoping to find u doin something wrong. It’s not a good feeling when someone looks down on u an judges u without knowing shit about u and u ain’t doin nuthin wrong. If u don’t understand that then u obviously never dealt with that so u can’t give an opinion on it. White privilege ain’t for white people nomore it’s for people that dress white. He saw dreads so in his mind he’s probably a gangsta. Learn the law if u wana b a cop. Stop profiling an ONLY bother people breakin the law. U a cop not god, but when some people get a little bit of authority they think they know everything an better then everybody else
@@poodaxayaphet5811 the police harass everyone and they don't discriminate. It makes me really angry that he cut the horse off like that because he's not respecting the animal and it could have hurt the horse or the rider or both. You just don't play with a horse like that in my opinion. Yes, unlawfully stopping him is next on the list and a very serious charge so I don't disagree with you on that. But playing with the horse on top of that is the most infuriating.
@@Takaride police do not harass everybody they pick an choose. An I’m not talkin bout every single cop some just do they job, but there is a lot of them that profile. U jus don’t get it that’s kool ain’t nun wrong with that if u ain’t never been thru that then that’s cool, but a lot of us have because we got tatts, dreads or dress a certain way
@@poodaxayaphet5811 I've probably been harassed and ticketed by the police more than you have.
They need to make it federal law that an officer must state the specific law they are trying to enforce on you.
Yes!!!
@@autumnberend828 Clearly not if you actually watched the video the cop's supervisor corrected his subordinate and let the guy go...
@@ericgarcia4049 he seems to just be a troll who doesn't like this channel he hasn't watched the video I reckon
They should have cameras on them every second they are on duty that a supervisor can look up and watch live and the supervisor must give permission for the officer to engage with anybody!
If I'm not mistaken they are required to..
I am very impressed the rider knew his rights and the laws.
If I was gonna ride a horse to work everyday, I’d Google it too 🤣
Because he is black? Lol
Lol, I would hope so if he’s taking his horsey out there. 😂 Gotta know your horse laws, just like a car.
"Why do the let yall get these badges when you don't know the laws".....he's got a dang good point!
True but will ALL the laws we have it would be difficult to memorize all of them plus, what cop wakes up and is then like “I’m gonna memorize laws on horses” lol
@@YoUnG-de8mf That’s actually required at the law officer to physically pull up the infraction Law before they pull over the individual unless the action of the person they are trying to pull over are immediately in danger others. If they don’t understand the law, they have to get it clarified before they physically try and pull over anybody but unfortunately police unions teach it the other way, it’s better to clarify it after they’ve already started an investigation instead of verifying, if there’s an investigation to be started in the first place.
@@YoUnG-de8mf LOL, facts but he should've at least called it in before coming at homie like that. I mean he can't outrun a car on a horse.
@@YoUnG-de8mf If only there was some electronic device where you could look up the laws. Maybe one day in the far-flung future the police force will have the necessary equipment.
@@aaronhaley6476 damn your right man maybe in the future….maybe
Very dangerous to cut off a horse. Best line was "you realize we use to ride horses" this guy knows his laws.
Cops like this who don't follow protocol is why lawsuit money should come from police pensions not tax payers.
Or they should be required to have personal insurance and a physical fitness test annually lol.
Dude knows his laws but doesnt make him any less of a cuck. Just looking for a lawsuit. He refused to address the officers as people.
'use to'
@@awesomedave8484 YOu do realize that the pension money comes from taxpayers too, right? And why should the cops that do it right be punished?
@@shandoolie Many people still do ride horses as evidenced in this video.
Whether or not the officer knew what he did could cause the horse injury, people are usually told “ignorance is no excuse for breaking the law“
I agree, I always take the word of the animal owner in care and handling of said animal. C- is not the grade I would have given for the initial officers, frankly, what was the comment about the 1800s for? It wasn’t a productive comment. The officers primary responsibility is to protect the public’s right and freedoms, unless they have reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime was committed or about to be committed. Sadly those officers were not properly trained or educated on the law. Perhaps a better path would have been to reach out to a higher ranking officer for clarification before potentially violating the public’s right there are duty bound to protect. I am happy that the horse nor anyone else was harmed.
Agreed 💯
Well. They are a police officer. They should know the laws they enforce.
Officers should practice law just as much as lawyers do.
@@DisturbedGeneration The laws on the books could fill a library and there is no way an officer can know all the laws, but if you stop somebody for activity the officer thinks is illegal, he needs to know that particular law before making the stop. To just guess that something is illegal in unacceptable.
Right?
I honestly think this is the absolute only time I've ever seen someone say "I'm traveling not driving" and actually truthfully honestly being correct from hundreds, if not over a thousand, clips I've watched. That's videos on here and from the shows Cops, Live PD and many more on tv. I've literally been watching law enforcement type stuff for almost 40 years now. This is truly the only time!
Driving is making money from operating the vehicle.
Traveling is all other modes of operating a vehicle.
"The law" depends on us not knowing the difference.
I’ve seen many people beat cases of driving without a license by saying they’re traveling which in the constitution it’s says you have a right to travel. Whenever cars came along you had to have a drivers license to travel the roads for hire “doing deliveries or some job making money “ just another way the government taxes us. So once everyone started paying for licenses why say something to stop the money flow for the State. From what I’ve researched as long as you mail in your tags, registration, and have a certain amount of funds to insure your vehicle you can travel the roads without a license as long as your not doing it to earn income or committing, infractions . So “I’m Traveling “ has become a thing lol
I also thought of those "Sovereign Citizen" idiots when I heard "traveling"
@@sikcustomputters4577really?? Can you show me some people who’ve beat driving without a license case by stating their traveling?? Can you cite a case??
Yeah this the only time traveling makes sense
"Show me your drivers license now"
"I'm on a fucking horse"
Lol 😆
Or how about “park your horse”
Bro it’s a horse. You either hitch it or don’t.
You never heard of motorized cavalry?
Where’s your walking permit? Breathing license? Have you paid enough to be alive? Have you got permission to gather/harvest/hunt for food? Paid your unconstitutional taxes? Do you know why we know why we stopped you?
🤣🤣🤣
“Go ahead and hit my horse”
The horse: 😦
I think the initial officer deserves an F. You can't get a passing grade if the law enforcement breaks the law.
oke. Audit the Audit fan girl😅
Absolutely, I thought the same, definite F
yeh gets a H+
@@LuMnOsITi To be fair they didn't prematurely arrest him on an ego trip and they were just genuinely ignorant of obscure horse law that most don't know though seeing as he was posing no danger and it's common sense he can ride a horse there seeing as amish exist they should definitely have better critical thinking skills. I would say a D is fair as they didn't push it to the extremes that many others in these types of videos do so this was more a case of ignorance than corruption.
I think that's the whole point of law.
The horse had more intelligence than all officers on scene put together. The horse gets an A+
How exclusive and bigoted of y ou to neglect mentioning the LGBTHIV community, you liephobe. CROOKED is equal to STRAIGHT!
Right???
That's a pretty low bar, but true that.
The horse fractured all its legs because dumb city boi thought he’d get clout running a heavy animal full speed on concrete. Probably fights dogs too.
Amen !
It's amazing that officers due to qualified immunity can claim ignorance of the law and be ok, but their favorite line to someone they arrested is ignorance of the law is no excuse.
Nunu was ridden for eight miles on the Dan Ryan Expressway for a political stunt by Adam Hollingsworth two years ago.
Hollingsworth would plead guilty to aggravated cruelty to animals and was sentenced to a year in jail. He also relinquished custody of Nunu.
This cowboy is willing to injure and kill his horses for his political message, he is a pos.
@Jasen Vernor it’s not. Double standards. 🌷
It's incredible, isn't it?
"rules for thee and not for me" also doesn't help that officers aren't required to have degrees in criminal justice or required to learn the laws of their state, taking a yearly test(have to pass with a 90%+)/class, showing they understand.
Everyone sing it with me! ✨Rules for Thee, But Not For Meeeee✨
First day of the academy they should be repeatedly told “Just because it’s weird or stupid does NOT MEAN ITS ILLEGAL.” There has to be some kinda system where the can radio dispatch and ask if something is in-fact a crime, even if they have to follow you for a bit.
"Yes, it's illegal!" says the cop. Reader, it was not illegal.
Also, as someone that lives near A LOT of Amish, this boggles my mind that they would not know horses can be on public roadways
There’s a lot of Amish out here too and even the sheriffs department rides their horses out and about in public regularly 😂
Amish are usually white
thats what i said- just- amish people exist mf lmao
Chicago suburbs and Amish country are vastly different places. A horse on the road in and around a big city is typically a once or twice in a lifetime thing, excluding oddities like parades.
It is not just Amish. There are many horse stables and people who go horseback riding. Usually not alongside a roadway...just because a horse is a All Terrain Vehicle so why bother with roads when you don't have to? Roads are hard surfaces which will give the horse leg problems later on.
My dad was a cowboy for a long time and once after work he went to the bar and rode his horse to the bar. His horse knew the way home so after, he got on his horse and started his way home. A cop pulled him over and tried to give him a dui, but my dad said I'm not the one steering the horse is and he dropped the reins. The cop didn't know what to do and called his supervisor and the supervisor told the cop to let my dad go on his way. 🤣🤣
And this in fact is true
And that dads name?
Albert Einstein
this is what happens when people who should've became bureaucrats become cops. They can't handle normal organic life without applying their ruler to it that doesn't work.
There's a video like this of a drunk Amish guy in his buggy with cops trying to pull him over... But he was out cold.
It ends with one of the cops saying "ah, well the horse knows the way home"
@@notahuman369 It actually ends with Nathan Miller being arrested and charged with OVI.
What an absolutely beautiful and well behaved horse. I’m so sick of police officers not knowing the laws and just trying to make up and “enforce” laws that aren’t even legit 🤦🏼♂️
The guy almost rode the horse to death and sentenced to a year in prison. He’s an idiot. BTW, he had to relinquish the horse. Look it up. He’s not a hero, he’s a moron
Alot of cop's are dumb.... don't be fooled by a dumb pig
Doesn't the cement mess up their hoofs?
@@jondough4682 not so much with the shoes
Very common, happened to me when I was biking. Officer wanted my ID and even though I had it on me, if I didn’t, who knows what he would have done and he has no reason to pull me over. Especially on a bike. Tried to pretend that my reflectors weren’t on. They were.
This is how this should’ve happened. Cops sees horse on the road, cop calls dispatch and asks them to look up statutes. This is business 101, don’t know the answer to a problem , find answer, and fix. Why cops don’t follow this blows my mind.
Bingo , you nailed it every cop has access to all revised statutes
That require common sense which is pretty dead trait.
Simple. They don't have to. They face almost 0 consequence thanks to qualified immunity if they get it wrong.
THEUSMC1488 COPS ARE NOT THAT BRIGHT YOU GIVE THEM TO MUCH CREDIT!
They don’t have to worry about finding an answer because they literally can claim “ignorance of the law” or qualified immunity and face no consequences
The "grabby-nature" of _Officer Hands_ has got to be addressed.
SRSLY
I agree, that horse is that riders private property. Reaching to control the horse (stupid idea btw good way to get kicked or head butt) is the same as reaching into someones car and grabbing the wheel. Private property is private property. I will be riding publicly soon as well. I will carry 3 forms of offical ID as well as a printed paper copy of the law about public riding directly from the books.
100% a power play
Idiot probably has never interacted with a real horse and doesn't think of them as animals, that behave like animals, so much as some form of vehicle ala a video game and therefore the horse has no will of its own and merely acts off of input from people.
How many accidental arrests wouldn't have turned violent?
Cops: that looks odd
Cop brain: it must be illegal
Cop flowchart: “Do I know if this is illegal?”--> “No”--> stop anyway-->”Did I find out I was wrong”-->”Yes”-->”Double down to protect ego at all costs”
THIS
Great comment! So accurate.
Accurate
You forgot "ask for driver's license" even if they aren't driving.
Such an overgeneralization. But that's what one would expect from the average ignorant TH-cam pleb.
Lawyers go to school for years to learn the laws, police officers go to a 6 month training and are expected to enforce laws they don't even know
You have no time tho comit a crime, when you learn ALL the laws XD
Then say the condescending line of "are you a lawyer?" when you know the law better than they do.
Who are kidding? If you are an attorney the cops don't care. Ask Jessie Bright and Rebecca Musarra
Wtf? What do you mean with 6 month training? Do they have a class for 6 months just to study the law in america? Cause it sounded like you mean they become an officer after 6 months
A part of the BAR association= pirate on the high seas
and yet they expect citizen who dont do any of that to follow all laws with no exception and you will be punished for breaking any of them without knowledge of doing so.
"It's unusual so I declare it illegal!"
what a great way to protect and serve
pineapple express came to mind.... ILLEGAL!!!!
Sorry that the poster of the video didn't fully inform you. Fortunately for the horse, the man on the horse was charged with animal cruelty and when he plead guilty he was sentenced to 1 year in prison.
@@brianlakeberg1768 are you a bot
@@minnesotanchristianwarrrio7360 no I am informed and use Google
@@minnesotanchristianwarrrio7360 you promote animal cruelty?
"park the your horse and give me your drivers license" lol I would burst out laughing at his face
The first 3 cops tried to bust him, but the Lieutenant said, "Neigh"🐴
Best comment
Well played 👊🏾
😂
Shit 😂
Not only that he mentioned that he has been telling his boys that there are a bunch of old laws concerning animals that are still valid and specifically mentioned there is a law allowing cattle to be herded down a road.
Don’t think twice before pressing charges against police for nonsense they do. That’s the only way to transform them.
Well now your bitch ass is getting robbed and car jacked at gunpoint by gang bangers so there’s that
There are only two ways of fixing it. Culling followed by jury saying there was no crime, or by spooking the insurance and making the insurance give the cops an ultimatum. The cop gets scrubbed out, no pension or retirement and black list, or the entire department is forced to pay out of pocket for lawsuits and for lawyers.
If they had to pay for their actions they would be alot more hesitant to pull that gun and would actually think more
@@lanereynolds4567 Sadly what happens is the city winds up paying for it which means degraded services in everything from schools to libraries to stop lights. Cops know this, and that is why they continue to beat and murder. Make the police union pay the fines and they'll start policing their own. Until then, they never will.
@@lanereynolds4567 LOL yeah right like that’s gonna happen
The officer demanding a driver's license is what really got me. That's a license to operate a MOTOR VEHICLE, Officer.
Yeah a driver’s license was an outrageous request. Though the cop probably could have gotten away with demanding ID because at the time of the stop he believed it to be illegal to ride a horse on the road. It wasn’t illegal but it is such an obscure law and a rare occasion outside of Amish communities to have to know the law with regards to riding horseback on a road.
@@miahdavis8331 it's really not that rare in Texas even in the cities
I laughed so hard when the cop asked for a DL.
@@P07H34D yeah I suspected that might be the case in Texas. I’m sure cops in Texas have dealt with this situation and know the laws better then a cop in Chicago would
It did have one horsepower.
As a horse rider, I respect the hell out of this Cowboy❤❤❤❤❤
For abusing his horse?
I only fault him for not informing the officers that they are at risk of serious injury if they aggressively approach the animal like that. It only take a blink for the horse to take a bite out of his face.
But the horse was remarkably calm through the whole thing, so that may be why
@@hellcat1401 Well, here goes nothing....How was he abusing this horse?
@@ayabokti161 Apparently he eventually rode it on the asphalt too much and it developed hoof or leg problems which are now resolved? Nothing specific in this particular video though, AIUI.
I want to know how you 'park' a horse. I know 'parking out' but that's a specific thing not all horses even know how to do and wouldn't be applicable here.
Riding on that kind of road is not safe. its dangerous for him, the horse and other drivers. He does not need respect for that
You can ride on roads, but not that kind of busy + fast road.
I can remember wondering when I was a child how police officers memorized all the laws. Come to find out they don't know any of them. lol
Honestly, it's probably impossible to know every single law.
We should make lawyers part time cops
Listen in Europe in general all police officers have between 30 and 40 MONTHS of education in an police academy, the US is on average 25 WEEKS (between 21 - 30). They come out that education as if they would have graduated as pre-law or B.A. in law. AND still there are 75 shooting a year (1 every 5 days) but we have had 22 deaths till now (2022) by police and that's already a uproar (80+ M people) (deaths by GSW ~200 per year). Also unlike in the US where shooting is trained the majority of times, instead of learning laws and how to de-escalted and all the "humane" things, here around - and that's specifically to a state here, but they are nation wide similar:
"The shooting training is actually clearly regulated: 30 hours of so-called "operational training" is prescribed for every police officer per year, six hours of which are spent practicing with the service weapon."
That's cus they where making them up as they go
Maybe you should study the law then
The guy on the horse wasn’t even disturbing traffic, he was on the side of the road.
He should be in the lane as everyone else. Same as car, but on the horse.
... not quite. I thought so too until I saw the end of the video. He was rightfully and safely occupying an entire lane.
He was taking up one lane of a two-way four-lane road that has a relatively high speed limit. The officer's concern was not completely crazy here.
He was using the “slow” lane, lol.
Perhaps you didn't notice, but the horse wasn't entirely white. So. yeah, pulled over.
My wife and I have legally ridden our horses here in Oregon along paved county roads and a non-restricted state highway. We would have done the same as the dreadlocks cowboy if a LEO had come along and tried the same thing. Be respectful, know the law, and stand up for your rights. Two thumbs up to this cowboy!
@@jeepfan4life72 stop spreading a false narrative thanks 🙏
@@jeepfan4life72 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣
We know you don't have a valid position, when you have to resort to attacking him for something you cannot prove.
@@jeepfan4life72 you are deliberately making up facts buddy, i dont really know why
@@johnramos8703 yea its not like I live in the city and also pulled up his arrest record lol. He's an asshole who is a convicted felon
Please do pull over when law enforcement tells you to.
Besides that, all power to you!
Another example of why, beyond ANY debate, "qualified immunity" needs to be summarily removed, immediately, in all 50 states.
“Why do they let yall get these badges if you don’t know they law?”
YESSIR 👏🏻 I have been asking this my entire life.
Because the corrupt us Supreme Court said cops don’t have to know the laws they are enforcing. But woe unto YOU if you don’t know al the laws. Pfft
Sadly because police are understaffed, not many people wanna be cops today so they make it super easy and take whoever they can get, even if it's meglomaniac power trippin fools.
He does know the law, which is why he got the rider off. The rider was completely in the wrong. Horseback riding is only not permitted on roads that are expressways, streets are not expressways. He is on the expressway.
@@autumnberend828someone didnt listen to the explanation and description of the law :o
@@LazurizSolari You think the channel actually does justice? You act as if everything was properly covered. Law isn't your area.
The fact that a civilian knows the law better than those who are supposed to enforce it, and that they actually DON'T KNOW IT, tells you very clearly the states of affairs we're in...
It’s not that the cops don’t know the law.. they know damn well what they’re doing. They just love to violate citizens rights for some reason 🤷🏼♂️
...Those *who* are supposed.... Whom is only used when it is the object of the verb. Stop trying to look more educated than you are. It just makes you look silly.
It’s always been funny to me that the schooling/training to enforce the law is about half a year, sometimes a little more or less. Because the schooling to defend and practice the law is around 8yrs total, sometimes a little more or less. Policing should be a lengthy degree with plenty of testing on the law and on deescalation along with plenty of psychological testing before throwing someone with a gun in the field to deal with civilians.
@@Duckduckobtusegoose
At a minimum they could ask and or confirm with their higher-ups PRIOR to subject a citizen (who pay their salaries) if what they're doing is lawful or not.
I don't fault the officer for not knowing the law on something obscure like horses riding on the street per se. What I do fault the officer for is not finding out what the relevant law was before trying to enforce it on a citizen.
“Park your horse and show me your drivers license.”
I almost feel bad for the cop for looking like such an idiot.
it's all right he went home and most likely beat his spouse and got it all out of his system.
I died when I heard him say this. Remove the uniform and badge - he seems like a professional 5th grader. Chicago PD really that desperate?
I was literally dying laughing when he said park the horse. Like wtf does that even mean😂😂😂😂
The funnier part was the cop behind the horse that said he couldn't ride it because it doesn't have turn signals. The state of Illinois has to have just as many Amish as we have in NYS
😅😅😅😅 The horse: How am I supposed to do that?
That cop pulling in the path of that horse could have gotten that man killed
Some Cops simply don't give a %$!t!
I can't get over how well behaved that horse is. That is an extremely well trained horse.
The horse was damn near ready to keel over. He's riding it on concrete with no shoes, its feet were destroyed, heartbeat was twice as fast as normal, shin splints, and severe dehydration. He literally almost rode it to death. He was convicted for animal abuse.
@@libfab1 so, your statement is false.
@@libfab1 you could tell all that by looking at the back of the horse’s head in a video?
@@tadonplane8265 Research the dude..
@@blueneptune825 So maybe research??
I’m blown away that the first officer got anything above an F
Yea their grading system is retarded
Well cut be worse
Probably got a passing grade since the situation was deescalated. But had the sergeant not showed up who knows what would’ve happened.
watch more of these videos, the F's usually create a crisis situation, threatening, assaulting, harassing, etc. This guy was just kinda dopy
@@globes179 him clipping his horse was definitely worth an F. You NEVER do that to a horse. And petting his horse passive aggressively, unacceptable.
This right here is why I've been telling everyone for years: install a camera in your horse's dashboard.
Lol
The rear dashcam is even harder to install 😳
😂
Ol' Trigger wasn't too happy when I drove the screws for the mounting hardware into his withers, in fact, he became down right ornery.
@@frankkolton1780 😂 Frank you horrible,horrible person 😂,,,that was funny 😆…Iz da horse 🐎 ok ✅? 😂
never tell the cops you're running late bc of their actions. they get high off inconveniencing you
And I get high off doing the same to them. So I will say I am running late because of their autistic bullshit, I will then say "Am I being detained or am I free to go" if I am being detained I say "I plead the 5th and Will be speaking to a lawyer" any obligations I had are now covered because of a police issue, so I don't care, day off. If they end up fucking around I can take them to court, really, they might get a boner of making my life difficult, but I actively jerk off myself when I make people like this have to wait around and deal with me. Petty meeting devious is not something theyre ever ready for.
That guy was pretty mouthy.
In Denmark, they have to provide you with a signed note that, you were upheld by the police for whatever reason, then you give that to your employer, and you can then not be faced with any consequences of coming late to work.
At least not officially, or else your union of choice is gonna have an absolute field day.
@@mozxz90+% of jobs in the US are non-union
This is absolutely facts. I was speeding one time because I was late to school (my fault obviously) and I told the officer that and he proceeded to take as long as humanly possible to write the ticket, I'm talking 15 minutes plus.
This dude is a boss. He damn well knew his laws.
It's weird how officers that see something weird happening can't just call up dispatch and ask if it's illegal.
They'd need to call a lieutenant or city attorney. Dispatchers don't have the training to answer legal questions.
@@phydeux they need to call anyone instead of just guessing lol
@@phydeux dispatchers do however generally have the ability to ask the question to a lieutenant or city attorney. But yeah given that cell phones exist now that'd be pretty rare.
Because a dispatcher is just a voice not police, though a lot of them THINK they are cops.
They won't bother as long as they aren't made accountable for their actions.
I grew up in an area with a high Amish population, it seems absurd that a police officer would think that riding a horse on the road would be illegal.
Pa ?
This seems like a RWB vs a DWB situation 😢
@@Mr.G_717could be any state. The Amish live in places in the United States that would shock you
He didn't say riding the horse was illegal, it's riding it on the freeway that's illegal. You're from the area but don't know the fucking law?
"Rules of the Road published by the Illinois Secretary of State, states: Horseback riders may use our public roadways. Exceptions are limited-access highways and most expressways."
@@autumnberend828 nice cherry-picking. "Most expressways" and there must be signs stating this limitation if it applies, and it is obviously not a limited-access highway. It was perfectly legal
I am a retired Texas police officer. In my 31 year career, I saw lots of people riding horses. I never stopped a single one of them. I just waved and went on. Was there conduct at times dangerous? Yes, but I can only make it more dangerous by getting too close, talking, a horn, blowing a siren, etc. I just said a prayer for them and went on. It wasn’t worth what could potentially happen.
Thank you for both your service through those many years and for this.
Need more officers like you man, Thanks for serving the Blue sir.
That is good of you and police work is stressful even around bad examples (police) that have to produce tickets or arrests.
It's so bizarre that people still don't get it. You were a law enforcement officer, not a safety officer. The legality of the action is what should determine how you proceed.
Nice you prayed for them
“I’m late to work if u hit my horse ….” Is just about the craziest sentence I have heard all year
Ignorance of the law is no excuse... unless you're a police officer.
Man it stings how the state and fed's can use the law to cover their own ass, but not their citizens.
@@marthlink5015 They only reason they can do that, is because you don't grab your gun and tell them that they aren't allowed to do that, and if they try it again they will be shot and killed.
You never stopped them. You never punished them. And thus, you consented that what they are doing is perfectly legal, you 100% support it, and that there is no reason for them to change it.
It's actually illegal to have special treatment for government. It violates equal protection.
You want them to memories every word of the local, state, US, and court case law? Do you remember the HR handbook that you signed when you started working at your job?
@@Jirodyne wouldn’t they have you arrested for the threat?
It's crazy that instead of radioing their supervisor and asking if it's illegal to ride a horse, they just went ahead and pulled him over anyway
all these officers have the library of congress in their pocket. they could have easily looked it up on their phone. they also all have laptops in their cruisers, with internet connectivity, and could have easily looked it up there... ignorance of the law doesn't excuse it
It's illegal to ride a horse on the highway. If I were him I'd just say "hey man please walk on the grass, its too dangerous to be on a horse on the highway."
@@sackeshi did you not watch the video at all? It's literally explained that what Mr. Cowboy Dreads was doing was LEGAL.
@@sackeshi that wasn't a limited access highway. It might be a highway, but it's not limited access, which means any non-motorized vehicle is welcome to use it.
@@donut_42 It says they must be able keep up woth the minimum speed of traffic.
It never ceases to amaze me how many cops don't know the laws that they are supposedly enforcing.
It's ridiculous that they even become official cops without knowing so many laws. Whoever is approving them is fuckin up. The standards are way too low.
@@neils185 California has 403,774 regulations. Do you think any single human could actually remember all of those? What they should have is government lawyers on call where they verify the law at the spot of a potential crime to determine legality. Almost like instant replay in sports, to verify if the call was correct by the ref's lol.
@@kqwerty11 Yes, you know how? Compartmentalizing Information. Do you need to know that there's a regulation that a dripping tap between the hours of 6-9pm is grounds for a fine? No, it's useless. Do you need to know that it's legal to ride a horse on a public road? Yes, because it's almost like your county has fucking horses, so it would make sense you know at least some of the fucking law around it, yes? Stop making excuses for laziness.
@@kqwerty11all citizens are expected to know all laws by the police
@@kqwerty11 Nobody expects cops to know 403,774 regulations. Everyone expects cops to know very basic information, when they almost always do not.
Imagine being a cop and not even knowing the rules of the road. It's insane.
The driving cop should lose his license for that. He's recklessly endangered both the horse and the rider.
They hardly know the laws about motor vehicles. Are we surprised they don't know laws regarding horses?
To be fair to the cop this is such a rare event that nobody would be aware of the laws around it. This is why cops should have a way to quickly check on what the law actually is if they are unsure.
It's also objective reality sadly
Traffic cops should be forced to take a class on traffic laws and associated laws once a year for 80 hours .
Dude researched the law in every way just to enjoy his passion. Amazing! Mad props to him!!!
“I need your horse license and horse registration”.
Does he realize it’s not a car?
The law sates anyone riding an animal on a public roadway are subject to the same laws and if driving a vehicle.
@@gordonhopkins4658 that’s not what the law states. Watch the video before spreading misinformation
@@gordonhopkins4658 literally watch the video before making a comment
@@gordonhopkins4658 ... you just didn't watch the vid eh?
Can't wait until this cop stops a preschooler on a Big Wheel.
That horse not taking the hell off in a mad dash due to all the stress is pretty remarkable. The horse is the MVP
This is the comment I came here for! That horse obviously trusts that man completely, and that level of calm in an animal whose nature is s skittish is pretty amazing!
He’s a known animal abuser here in Shitcago! He rode the poor horse till it’s hooves bled but ya he’s trusted.
@@dskorcik Exactly this shit is making me anxious and the horse is just chilling
@@maureenmcglade604 you're lying. I shoed that horse many times and saw no damage. You need to stop!
@@DaleSandusky fr. I'm the horse and I'm perfectly fine.
Don’t ever tell me there’s a “police shortage”. There are way too many officers with nothing to do that could benefit from more training.
Classic case of cops not understanding the law in unusual circumstances and failing to gain clarity before acting.
All he had to do was call and ask someone, but nope straight to follow my orders.
Then they escalate the situation and make things worse. They hate having their perceived authority challenged.
I swear anytime they see something that is the slightest bit out of the ordinary they automatically assume it’s illegal.
@@rolanddeschain965 2 more cops showed up and none of them knew what to do. It wasn't until a lieutenant from the other department came before finally a competent cop came along.
@@rolanddeschain965 Yeah right though? I don't think it's reasonable to expect every rank and file cop to have a photographic memory of every single law and statute on the books in their jurisdirection.
But in a scenario like this is it really that hard to call and be like "Hey is it legal for this guy to be on this road?"
And if that's more difficult in reality then it seems, maybe the Police need to set up a system where officers can get quick access to specific info like that.
This man studied his horse laws before he took it to work. Smart man
Dan, if you had googled this story before commenting you would see how silly your comment is. Fortunately for the horse, the man on the horse was charged with animal cruelty and when he plead guilty he was sentenced to 1 year in prison.
@@brianlakeberg1768 where's the proof
@@hod_babyboy2857 Public information? Videos from the vet presented in court? The "cowboy" is a fraud, wasn't traveling to work, and he fortunately lost this horse.
@@brianlakeberg1768 proof
@@mont0515 it's public record if you search the cowboys cowboy name
Cop: Do you know how fast you were going?
Cowboy: can't be that fast my ride is only 1 horsepower.
1 horse is actually like 6 horse power
LOL
@@swashbuckler139 up to 14.9hp depending on age and breed.
I'm watching this from Texas like "WTF are these cops smoking, this is normal life"
I’ve seen one ridding on a highway overpass
@silvervine16 I live in Texas, bro. this isn't common but it isn't unheard of.
As a person who grew up riding and loves to trail ride, this is just insane. The amount of things that could have gone wrong from the officer cutting off the horse with his car is insane. He could have gotten the rider and/or horse killed. He could have even gotten himself injured if the horse had spooked and run through the windshield (yes, that’s happened before).
I like how you blame the cop who really shouldn't be expected to know anything specific about a horse other than the law. Blame the moron who ended up getting arrested for animal cruelty for not stopping the horse and just saying don't cut a horse off much like you did. Take some responsibility for your actions maybe.
@@tangerinetech5300 bro he's the law HE SHOULD KNOW THE LAW
The horse died from neglect shortly after
@@tangerinetech5300 Cop should know the law, he’s making up laws as he goes. What the man did to the horse before or after is irrelevant.
Yes I’ll blame the cop. Don’t be a bootlicker.
@@taylormullis4942 sources?
This interaction proves the all too common perspective of police: anything unusual must be illegal.
@@mordiez- how
This is not the first case with this guy. I found an article about him going down a highway, this is a blurb from it “ But an 8-mile-long ride landed the infamous cowboy behind bars and nearly ended the horse’s life, officials say.”
@@mordiez- sir, have you never been to new york? The police literally ride their horses in traffic. So if this guy is abusing the horse, so is the entire NYPD
Unfortunately, this is also the perspective of an increasing number of citizens.
This is honestly surreal. And not because of the horse, but because of the cop.
A little man, with a big ego.
@@amanb8698 Oh get off your high horse. He's normal sized.
To be fair, this same man has disturbed traffic on that same highway multiple times, being arrested for it along with others, as a means of political activism. One of these arrests led to a police chase while he was on horseback that ended up with his horse nearly dead, back in 2020.
@@lpsoldin3162 was he disturbing traffic in this case?
@@lpsoldin3162 what does that have to do with the jerk cop?
The horse gets an A+ for keeping his composure during this stressful encounter, and exercising his right to remain silent.
I am a retired police officer from a big city - I can hardly believe the actions of other police officers. Mr Hollingsworth is guilty of "contempt of cop" in other words guilty of NOTHING !! I have always loved citizens like Mr. Hollingsworth to educate and demand the laws are followed by everyone. A great video!!
Would you consider Mr. Hollingsworth to be a Sovereign Citizen? He used the exact same arguments they use during traffic stops, but the biggest difference is that Mr. Hollingsworth was on horseback and not in a motor vehicle. I would argue he was a better SovCit than the SovCits who claim to be traveling and not driving.
@@PrimericanIdol I am failing to see the merit of the point you're trying to argue.
Mr Hollingsworth was indeed TRAVELLING, and NOT DRIVING.
Mr Hollingsworth indeed had EQUAL RIGHT to use the roadways while riding on a horse, as any other vehicle.
As such, Mr dumb-cop did not have probably cause to initiate a stop or detention.
No probable cause means no probable cause. Why do some people find that concept difficult to grasp?
@@reallifeengineer7214 My point is that Mr. Hollingsworth is actually practicing what sovereign citizens preach far more accurately and sensibly than they are.
@@PrimericanIdol Ah. I see. Thank you.
I didn't understand where you were coming from earlier. 😅
Well awesome you are a stellar human being. Finally.
Imagine having a mindset that goes “look something I haven’t seen before, I’ll assume it’s illegal for some reason and try to jam a peaceful person up” In any other professional setting that incompetence would get you fired
The pigs just cant help themselves can they?
*"OVER-PAYED~~with low IQ'z"*
Pretend you dont want the attention your behavior demands... now pretend again... see... you are still pretending that you just want to be left alone... as you attract attention by choosing the behavior you need to display to... attract attention... personally, I think that cops asking for drivers licenses from people riding horses is why the Children of a Lesser God can't graduate highschool.
@@slthbob is that a misdemeanor or a felony?
@@jess_o I like the phrase “earn the hate” in reference to all the police misconduct we regularly see in this new era of the body cam
im surprised that he didn't get a ticket for not wearing a seat belt
😂😂😂
The cop did try to harass him for using a cell phone while riding, which is also not against the law.
*"OVER -PAYED ' Hired Thugz' ,,, with low IQ'z-->>!¡"*
Seat belt on a horse. LOL.
🤣🤣🤣
Honestly, everyone is lucky the horse didn’t react poorly to being touched by a stranger. Imagine what they would have done if the horse bit or kicked them in response? And that’s not even touching how the horse could have reacted to being cut off like that by a very scary vehicle >.<
So many things here could have gone wrong. I’m so glad this man was able to handle himself as well as he did, I wouldn’t have been able to
For once "travelling" vs. "driving" makes complete sense in this context
*We are all travellers unless working in commerce, ie truck driver or bus driver.*
@@thatguybill34 no, that’s is 150 percent not true. Stop spreading that dumbass shit.
@@thatguybill34 I am a Passenger, actually.
@@thatguybill34 wrong
@@thatguybill34 well only because one is in a motor vehicle, we refer it as driving. In legality term you are correct. And also bcuz when youre assignd a ssn your name becomes an corporal entity does you are required by law to register your vehicle n get a DL .
Ignorance of the law, is no excuse. That goes for both, citizens and
law enforcement.
It should be like that but for most officers, as long as it's an "honest mistake", then they're free to go most of the time.
@@ConnorB914 yeah they do let them off, but if you commit an "honest mistake" the judge will tell you, ignorance of the law is no excuse. That is law, has been for a long time.
Do some research on the dread headed idiot rider first and foremost... He is a known animal abuser. Almost killed that exact same horse doing something similar before. Thank God he got arrested that day. Saved the horses life basically. He went to jail for about a year and had his animals taken from him... Don't glorify a POS... Irregardless of laws... Especially laws made for Amish people and farmers who herd animals for EMERGENCY REASONS.
To the contrary, the Supremes made it very clear the Law EnFORCErs have NO REQUIREMENT to KNOW THE LAW they enFORCE!
@@bocefusmurica4340 yeah, that s the way the idiots run it today, but they are still suppose to know it. I know they dont, and in front of a good judge which is rare also they would be called out on it.
Cop: Let me see your license.
Cowboy: I'm on a horse.
Completely impressed by Cowboy's knowledge of the law as it pertains to his horse. Completely impressed by Cowboy's horse's exceptional behavior.
The poor horse was half dead at that point, Mr Adam Hollingsworth (the rider) was taken to jail for numerous crimes including animal cruelty. The horse required nearly two years of rehab and can never be ridden again. All of that for some publicity stunt.
@@robertmickelberg3720 this is bullshit💀 I live in the same area as him and i still see him and that same horse riding around town. Stop spreading lies online
@@robertmickelberg3720 These idiots are such hypocrites. This channel should be reported to PETA. As if they'd do anything
@@robertmickelberg3720 Half dead? It sounds like he road Nunu too far, but I'm not convinced any real animal cruelty is involved. a Vengeance case by the police department seems incredibly likely though.
Just because he was accused of cruelty, and charges were pressed, doesn't mean he's actually guilty.
@@robertmickelberg3720 Source please.
this interaction proves in a court of law, the prosecutor's vehicle deserves at least one (1) whole carrot a day because he is a very gud (good) boi (boy) and deserves all the treats and pets
Officers tell people all of the time that if it is the law, then it is “known”. Ignorance of the law does not absolve someone of wrong doing. Yet, somehow the officers get this luxury? How does that make sense? That a person trained in the law gets some breathing room, but citizens do not?
Not only luxury of not knowing it, but the right to lie to you about it with no repercussion.
Yeah thing is it goes way beyond being ignorant, the real problem is being able to lie / manipulate / cause distress or harm from said ignorance and THEN be completely absolved of any consequences. Your contry really has a problem with this qualified immunity bs, in Europe, no citizen would be ok with paying for an officers abuse, it would never ever be considered justifiable. That doesnt mean the law doesnt support the officers in difficult / complex cases, but they dont automatically stand on their side, even more so when it's a clear and undefendable abuse.
In europe that encouter would've had the cop follow the horse from a safe distance, call in the dept and ask "i'm seeing a horse on the motorway, i'm not sure it's legal, is it ? and 10 secs later, someone would've specified it was fine, and the cop would've moved on to something that actually require his attention. Time for change in your statutes guys, you deserve better than these low IQ poorly trained bots that drain your collective wealth with constant abuse of the law. Make them accountable, give them a reason to train and act above what's expected from a random citizen, this is common sense, and it has been working just fine for hundreds of years in the civilized world.
I agree totally.
The concept that "ignorance of the law is no excuse" is from a long-ago time when laws were based on common sense and custom. That has not been the case for decades now. It is a concept that is no longer valid in a world where you can be arrested for picking up a feather from an "endangered species" in a forest...
ROBERT SMITHINGTON JUDGE SAYS IGNORANCE OF THE LAW IS NO EXCUSE! TO THE DEFENDANT,COPS GET A FREE PASS!
"Give me your drivers licence"
"Sir, its a horse."
“Park your horse” bruh it’s a horse
@@thevalkyrieog For real, wtf was he even trying to ask for? The horse was already halted, what is parking supposed to mean in this context?
Put the horse in park and toss the bridle on the ground. 😂
Wonder what the horse power is
But you still have to know the road rules and without having a driver's license you might not know the rules so it should be required in my opinion
The horse gets an A+ for pulling over and remaining calm !!
Don't forget also remaining silent and refusing to answer questions.
When they asked for his ID he just said "neigh".
@@casbyness No horseing around !!!
Quit this horseplay guys. Seriously.
@@casbyness no. Bwahaha
The rider almost rode the horse to death in a similar incident. He was sentenced to a year in jail for animal cruelty and had to relinquish the horse. Look it up. He’s a moron.