Trooper FORCES Cop To ID Himself!
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I had this happen once at my old job. I worked in the bakery section and was helping a customer when suddenly the produce guy showed up. It was chaos after that…
Now I’m just picturing a baker and produce handler pulling guns on each other while shouting “you know who I am!”
@@LoudWaffle 🤣
@@LoudWaffle your comment was more funny then Car Meet’s. 🤣🤣🤣
@@LoudWaffle bro, don't you know? Bakers and Produce Handlers don't carry guns, they carry Baguettes. Those things are so hard that not even a bullet can penetrate one. They pull them out whenever there's a fight about to happen. I know this because I watched it happen at my local store once, there was yeast, dough and blood all over. I was just trying to buy some damn bread.
@@Mortal209 Bakers with baguette stilettos and the produce people with banana guns and pomegranate grenades, believe me, those seeds get fuckin' *_everywhere._*
Hearing them call each other “scum bag” and “tough guy” is one of the most Jersey things I have ever heard.
Cops yelling " You're Cabbage" would be awesome. It's a Jersey thing .
in all of Christendom the Christmas Story includes the 3 wise men, In NJ they are known as the 3 wise guys....!
It's me from Jersey, Bergen county has the worst accent lol
"YOu don't know what happens out here!"
And they're both correct, which is a nice change of pace.
Look how mad they get when they get treated exactly how they treat other people.
Very fragile. You see them when someone hasn't replace the roll of TP in the bathroom. They loose their shit ehehe.
@@Phukugoooglificationnice pfp
@@Phukugoooglification
If their shit is loose, they need to tighten it up.
That's the funniest part of the video. I love when this stuff happens.
@@LarryJ602 They were too busy trying to show that other turd who is the boss.
"[Unintelligible clashing of egos]" has to be one of the best and most accurate cop arguement subtitles I've seen yet.
Lmao
Agreed, perfectly subtitled. Lol
Yes! 😂
I was thinking the same thing 🤣🤣
I LOL'd when I read that too! 🤣😂
So I work plain clothes, I was on a stop with a few other plain clothes Agents when a state trooper stopped by. He received a call stating there was a group of men possibly committing armed robbery on the interstate. When he stopped by, before he could even say anything, we immediately identified ourselves and showed our badges. We did not immediately get angry for being stopped. We understood why he could think the way he was. It’s called professionalism and understanding being in plain clothes comes with added responsibility
It’s not even professionalism, it’s putting yourself in someone else’s shoes and thinking about what may be interpreted by the situation.
It’s self awareness
yeah we don't support you, gestapo.
@@chillmegachill Using the term "gestapo" is completely out of line and demonstrates that you are not deserving of respect. NOTHING Joshua-ho5qm wrote would justify any intelligent human being using that word. Chhillmegachill YOUR own Joshua ho-5qm and the rest of the commenters here an deep and serious apology.
Pig
You're probably WHITE. So you can't relate to how BLACK lawless enforcement officers feel when having their AUThORITAAAY questioned.
Watching cops from different agencies power trip at each other is always pure video gold.
[unintelligible clashing of egos]
What's the difference between Cop and Trooper ?
@@OasisFinder Trooper only takes his hat off for rape.
@@OasisFinder area of authority. trooper = state wide. a sheriff = county wide. a police officer = city.
Yeah, what's the problem? Just comply and show your ID. They demand that of other people all the time, but the moment they need to do it's a clashing of egos.
Cops meeting other cops from different departments is like when you see kids from another school on a field trip
Lmao 😂😂😂😂
I don't know what this means. When i was a kid on a field trip and saw other schools, it was like...ok, whatever. Do some kids go crazy at seeing other schools?
@@trekkiejunk It's more of a meme than truth. Some kids do act like there's some gang war with the other school, but its jokes most of the time.
So true. Oh that's Dunbar. They look dumb. Hahaha
It’s worse it’s a battle of who is the tougher man with a badge and a gun.
"unintelligible clashing of egos" There you have it. The very definition of police interactions.
"Clashing of egos" is the clean way of describing a pissing contest. LOL
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Lmao that was the best caption... well, maybe not ever, but in a long, long time. 😂😂 Anyway, you're right: this is literally a case of "put it away & zip it back up duuuuuudes". 🤦♂
@@superboats2whomever shouts the loudest is the coppiest cop
LMAO I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT
Plain clothes cops should not be allowed to perform traffic stops!
Bro that was a busted ass looking van. I would not have stopped for that. Shady as hell.
To me this video highlights how important it is for cops to wear body cameras whenever they are on duty.
This video shows way plainclothes officers shouldn't be a thing. If the cop can't tell the other person was a cop and there is no requirement for the officer to identify themselves then how is a normal person expected to know if the person is a cop or not and how can you hold someone responsible for resisting or not complying if they have any reason to legitimately believe the person is not a cop.
Cops should strap a video camera on the moment they punch in for work, leave it on all day without a mute button, and turn it off when they punch out.
in 2013, body cams were rare
I think this video is from 2013
Especially for the protection of the public.
This is what happens when "respect and do not dare question my authority" meets it's own kind.
Unstoppable ‘force’ meets an immovable object
An excellent summary that .
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Yup, closely resembles roid rage.
@@islamisthetruewaytogod6812 isn't his prophet supposed to be an illiterate, war mongering, pedophile? Mo-something?
😂 you nailed it with that “unintelligible clashing of egos” part
They're both just shouting 'STOP RESISTING!" at each other
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It's so they can go hands-on and be justified.
I can't imagine what was going through the mind of the citizen who was stopped and watching this.
Lay low and don’t get shot.
I think I’ll just backup slowly, quietly get in the car and hastily drive off.
Flabbergasted 🤣
Whoever is still there in the end you agree with.
"i being detained?" Lol
These trained officers are showing excellent control and de-escalation techniques. It's so refreshing!
lol
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Trash begets trash….
Just goes to show the egotistical ignorance of many police officers. Seeing as the existence of impersonating police officers was a reality, better protocol policies should have been deployed by the Departments. The trooper could have called in to confirm that a legitimate stop was in progress, without even having to get out of his vehicle.
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If that Trooper treats another police officer like that, imagine how he treats the public.
Rule number one. It’s not what you say. It is about how you say it. Both sides were very unprofessional. The detectives should’ve been grateful for the back up, but have a trooper approached an interactive caused this.
State Troopers are all d bags. I don’t know why but they are always in a bad mood. All they do is pull over speeders and act like you’re such a bad person for going 10 over the speed limit lol.
After watching this video, I think the Trooper is in the right.
@@dirtyjersey4672 , twenty eight years in law enforcement, all of it covert plainclothes. I have seen this happen so many times I have lost count. Getting thrown out of our own crime scenes, arrest, etc. by uniform guys, before you could even identify yourself. Sometimes it works itself out and sometimes it gets nasty. One of my favorites was when he arrested five or six black guys in an undercover drug sting and had them sitting on a bench. The undercover, who was also black was sitting on the bench next to them briefing our supervisor, when a uniform cop, came up, knocked the phone out this hand, and turned to us and said, "Why are you letting a subject talk on the phone, and how come he's not in handcuffs?"
I feel so much safer knowing my life is in the hands of these professionals.
Imagine how the poor person getting pulled over felt! lmao. Sitting there watching all this unfold. Wonder if he got a ticket still......
The grades for these cops should both be F. How could Audit possibly think this behavior deserves a passing grade?
@@ChainsawFPV cops probably killed his dog to let out some rage.
It’s so insane to me that cops who VERY obviously display the inability to control themselves get the “full support of the department.” Obviously this trooper wasn’t tooooo concerned about his safety based on the way he approaches and how many other options he had besides approaching the way he did.
This was almost certainly him being butthurt that someone was on his “turf.” He easily could have radioed in and had dispatch take a couple mins to check other departments/districts to see if they had any UC’s out on the highway doing a traffic stop. He also likely would have radioed for another car if he truly felt like this could be a fucking armed carjacking by someone impersonating a police officer, and almost certainly would have kept some sort of cover approaching and likely would have just called the officer towards him instead of approaching the way he did.
We will see this cops name down the road in an excessive use of force or worse situation, I’d almost bet money on it
Ahh you speak sarcasm too! 😂
The civilian that got pulled over gets a A+ for remaining calm not getting involved and for not driving off 😂
Yeah, I dont think any judge would convict him if he did bugger off. Clearly his life was in danger. For about half a dozen reasons.
LMAO
😂😂😂😂
Yeah, if I were a judge, I'd give him a pass for fleeing this insanity.
@@BibleClinger and that's why your not a judge.
This is, hands down, the most civil conversation I've ever heard in New Jersey.
🤣 burnnnnn
Yo wtf man
@@im-ego-_- He ain't kiddin'.
its just new joisey i guess
This is a fucking hilarious comment
5:24 “unintelligible clashing of egos” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Like dogs barking at each other
@@lakovkreativity Spot on!
Yeah , weird their technically on the same team , but they're acting like 2 thugs , definitely both egos are to blame here
Cops being cops, ego tripping like all cops. Thats why we all hate them @@joezar33
It's such a relief to see the comprehensive police training in de-escalation methods paying off so well. The professionalism of these grown men with badges and guns on display in this video is beyond reproach. A+ for all involved!
They're cops. By definition, they are not mature.
Best comment
someone should have called in the FBI with come running into the fight with a chair.
pulling a gun for openers is an F -
@@touchsong999 he came with thunder.
Sheriff: "screw you!"
Trooper: "no, screw you!"
Citizen: "am I free to go?"
*Sheriff and Trooper draws guns*
Not on the person pulled over but on each other!!!!
@@EDV8ZR1and it’s a “rookie move” ,I might as well profile every young cop
@@karliereddfan two different departments with a shootout against each other because of failure to ID each other
@@karliereddfan mostly they do
@@EDV8ZR1 🤦♀️
If that’s how they treat each other, you can only imagine how they treat a citizen 😮
i was thinking the same... a citizen would be arrested violently without hesitation or consequences...
"Eyes up front! Why you looking at me?!"
No need to imagine, bruh...
With respect and integrity of course
I heard most cops detain individuals with respect and integrity with a calm demeanor if a civilian refuses to identify themself. That's what the updated state and local law enforcement guidelines specifically state.
When I go home to NY my car transforms into a helicopter and I fly over that shitty state
Once the trooper confirmed that the plainclothes deputy was indeed law enforcement, that should have been the end of it. Assist the deputy as a back up or leave.
This is why the trooper majorly messed up. He knew he was wrong but refused to back down.
@@ericblair6984 because he doesnt have to, State trooper is the higher authority here.
After that it was the steroids talking! He looks like a roid head.
I totally agreed! The State Cop had an ego!
Behold, the quality of people the public expects to keep them safe... Truly, the height of trained professionalism and self-control.
That was 10 years ago. They're so much better now.
@@mistermudpie lmao, did you go blind and deaf recently?
@@mistermudpie /S
@@mistermudpie Lol I'm sure.
@@mistermudpie good joke 🤣
“Unintelligible clashing of egos” is the best description of this I’ve ever seen. I feared for the motorist. 💕🐝💕
yeah right no kidding
He was getting a bag of popcorn
I came here to say this lol
Which motorist?
I literally could not 😂😂😂😂
I can’t imagine what the driver who was pulled over was thinking seeing and hearing all this go on.
I would have lit up a cigar waiting for these kids to end their embarrassing tantrums.
I’d have driven off and been justified in stating I was in fear of my life
@@ALGAGNONtrollsmasher you'd have been justified saying that in court...if the police don't "fear for their safety" and magdump you first
@@ALGAGNONtrollsmasher they both gang together and chase you down
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I have to admit it’s nice to see cops treating cops like they treat citizens for a change
Just imagine being the guy who got pulled over and there’s now 3-4 cops on scene all screaming at each other for what seems to be about 16 minutes. 😂
he could've put it in neutral and rolled away silently and later drove off
Stroke of luck I call it. It seems they had bigger problems to deal with once the troopers arrived!
That's exactly what I was thinking
"You're free to go, sir. I got a score to settle here..."
That was my first thought. They were probably like wtf... lol
“Unintelligible clashing of egos” 😂
I would’ve called the police on the police. 😂
Call the FBI on them 😅
To tag in to the fight?
“Yes dispatch. I believe a state trooper is currently in a fight with police impersonators. Please send backup. I will be driving away as I do not feel safe in this situation”
It's almost like driving around in unmarked cars causes a little bit of confusion and some operational security issues. Weird, never would have guessed!
And every time someone is caught impersonating a cop, the cops stress that a REAL cop will ALWAYS provide a name/badge #/etc
Almost like it should be against the law.
@@bli3366 no it shouldn’t.
@@Timboslice475 It sure should. I consider it reckless entrapment.
Kinda like no knock warrants. If a cop gets shot during one, all hell breaks loose. They can't fathom the thought that it's extremely reasonable and should be justified if one gets shot when they're kicking in a door in the middle of the night. One might say they announce that they're the police after they break in your house but how does one really know who it is. Anyone can yell police after kicking your door in and it's happened plenty of times.
If I was the innocent citizen in that van... I would have filed a huge lawsuit for emotional distress, especially after the one cop screamed at the civilian, "why are you looking at me, eyes straight ahead". These guys were so unprofessional that they immediately should have lost their jobs. The people in the car must have feared a gun fight breaking out any second. Imagine if we acted like this... we would all do at least 3 months in jail for disorderly. If the public acted like that on a highway... the officers would also arrest them for putting an officer's life at risk.. I hope the people sue them.
This country needs to hold them to way higher standards than normal. It's not fair at all that these cops can act like bullies just because they have a badge, and can get away with a slap on the wrist, but if we sneeze at the wrong direction, we get a ticket or jail time.
I’ll bet you would have. Anything to get free $ from the taxpayers.
@@jrk9679 So just let the cop get away with being a bully? Ok.
@@jcaesar19871 jrk9679 is likely a cop or family/friend of one. Apparently, he/she is a BIG boot licker.
It would be a lawful reason to flea the scene
Imagine if any one of these mature, well reasoned fellows saw you wearing a motorcycle helmet into a Wal-Mart.
Nice reference 😂
fucking lol
Or a black man jay walking.
That dude didn't know he had a second father until that day.
I know this isn't the purpose of this channel but did anyone else think
"Let them fight"
I’d give the actions of the citizen an A+++.
Seriously, could you imagine what the original person who was pulled over was thinking?
Probably pulled over for failure to signal a lane change suffiently in advance of actually performing the maneuver
If they had drugs in the car they were probably saying this is great
@Vesta _The_Lesser ohh that's why he said thattt
Man, if it gets me out of this ticket, I don't care.
😂😂 I thought it was funny
"Unintelligible clashing of egos" was the perfect description. LMAO
My fav bit
I was born and raised in NJ. NJSP has full jurisdiction over the NJ Turnpike and Garden State Parkway. If there's a stop that needs to be made on any of those roadways the locals have to notify them. That said, the trooper was overly cautious to say the least. The deputy was too sensitive.
“Unintelligible clashing of egos” 😂
Imagine being the one that got pulled over and watching this transpire.
"FARVA! SHUT UP!"
"NO YOU SHUT UP!"
[unintelligible clashing of egos]
*Super Troopers theme plays*
*cut in intro*
@@nosywendigo592 looks like one of them didnt get their liter of cola lol
@@whatever305j LOL. For sure. The others look jacked on 'roids.
And notice how they all walk the same.
Thats when u leave
This is what happens when two men who are both used to compliance meet. just imagine if one of the two was a civilian and spoke to the officer/trooper like that . The only thing that kept this from getting physical was each man’s fear of losing their positions.
classic case of "when a-holes collide"!
The original driver must have felt like they were a human in an Alien Versus Predator film, sitting quietly and not drawing attention to themselves while these officers screamed and roared and tore strips off each other.
"Don't move. Their vision is based on movement."
AvP I love it🤣🤣🤣
Jurassic bark 🐶 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would have been too scared to bust out my phone and film it, but that would have been a smart choice.
A perfect analogy considering the tagline of the film: Whoever wins, we lose.
That trooper is freaking UN-Hinged !!
An inspiring display of de-escalation and problem solving.
Remember kids, these men protect people and are professionals
Remember kids anyone 18 and above can vote, without ID and some form of basic knowledge.
Argument to determine who has a smaller unit and who can give their wife a black eye faster
“Professionals” well they don’t act like it so I’m not sure they deserve that label
@@bruhdabones He was obviously being sarcastic.
Tax dollars doing their job.
This is the freaking best. I love it. I'm from Jersey and I've seen cops act this way. It's good to see them act this way towards each other now and then too.
It should have be obvious they were all cops to each other at that point... No citizen or criminal behaves like that.
from NJ too. this was hilarious.
I love how they call him a rookie and they're wearing no uniform. It's just like in the movies LMAO
Absolutely the most professional officers I've ever seen
Take a bow gentleman. This should be used in police training videos across the nation. The way these gentleman politely handled themselves and cooperated during the entirety of this interaction is commendable. They went above and beyond with words of encouragement and sending each other well wishes! The fact they exchanged addresses for Christmas cards was something I didn’t expect to see. 👏🏻 👏🏻
this is probably how my teacher felt reading my Essays that i wrote knowing damn well i never read the book
Hahaha
It was true bromance.
Hahhaha totally
New Jersey Cops are so very nice and polite when they are talking and/or interacting with their "Fellow Police Officers". I would hate to see any interaction with Bad Guys in a Dark Alley at night!
6:50 “It seems a safe assumption that screaming profanities at an officer from another police agency would violate the tenets of professionalism” world class shade from AtA
Looks embarrassing for the justice system 🤦🏿
They don't need much to embarrass themselves. They seem to be able to do it quit easily.
Well, the justice system IS embarrassing
Our justice system is a joke and there is no punchline that can be inserted that will make me laugh.
Who thinks the system cares
Looks GREAT for the ego system, though!
"you drew your gun on me!" well, just comply with the trooper and you don't have anything to worry about. He won't hurt you if you just comply, officer!
When levels of incompetence and egos clash. Imagine all these people treating the public this way.
The most bizarre thing about this situation is that probably no one was actually reprimanded and/or disciplined whatsoever. It like incompetence and ego mania are just accepted as part of the culture and does not look or sound unreasonable to any of them. I can hear the Trooper's supervisor now, "I'm proud of you Bob, at least YOU maintained your professionalism. Good job, buddy."
This is literally Super Troopers. It's a Highway Patrol/Local Cops turf dispute.
Imagine sitting in your car waiting for your ticket while all this is going on.
My dashcam catching the testosterone flood from armed kindergartners would be played for the judge after fleeing the stop in fear of my life - and I would not stop again for one of these participants, calling 911 and demanding a different cruiser.
I wouldn't stay... you've already had a gun drawn and now their fighting? Hell na... I'm out. F* officer safety, I'm going to concerned about MY safety. Let them kill each other, I'm out.
@@krislewis63I just typed the same thing I would have TOOK OFF!!!
@@krislewis63 You have every right to. If you're being pulled over by an unmarked car, you have the right to keep driving and call 911 to verify that it actually is a cop pulling you over. There were several incidents on Long Island, back in the 90's, where people were getting carjacked by unmarked "police" on the parkways. The NCPD and SCPD both issued statements on the matter. Also, if you are being pulled over, especially, in the middle of the night, you have the right to find a safe place, like a brightly lit parking lot or gas station. Just any public place with people around. I did that when I was a teenager. The cop was flashing and yelling at me over the loudspeaker. He yelled at me, but I explained that it was a busy road and there wasn't a shoulder or street lights. I wanted us both to be safe. He thought for a moment, thanked me and let me go with a warning to slow down.
@@WastedTalent- It's shocking to me that he actually listened long enough to hear the explanation, and that he understood it. While you are absolutely correct that you may proceed with caution to the nearest safe location, today's doughnut dumpsters rarely agree.
This video is Clear Proof of the maturity/ intelligence level and how much these children in a man's body value professionalism
Imagine being pulled over and the legal gang members fight over territory right in front of you 😂
Sneak away .. they preoccupied
"If you didn't have your uniform on I'd fucking wipe the street with you, bro!" That caught me off guard.
Driver of the vehicle that was pulled over gets an A+ for being calm, saying nothing, and letting the situation resolve itself.
While being yelled at to "keep eyes front". Scumbag police being scumbags.
LOL!!!!!😂
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THIS! I kept mentioning it to my mom as I watched this. Imagine driving past seeing 3 cops screaming
Mmm, just a regular A. A+ would have been choosing the exact right moment to slowly drive away while no one was paying attention to you.
Police interactions with other government agents are always some of the clearest looks into issues with policing in America.
"policing" more like thugs running around
the mafia families always had turf discussions about their territories ... seems similar
As the Trooper walked up, he pulled his gun for 1.5 second and quickly holstered it…
so satisfying for them to get a taste of what they dish out on an hourly basis
eyyyyyyyyyyyy
"unintelligible clashing of egos" i laughed my ass out for a whole minute
Me too! 🤣🤣🤣
this had to happen when POS without uniform was asked to produce anything that proves he was not during carjacking / robbery - he would rather die because of his ego
@@-NiamhWitch- ME POO!🤣🤣
JUSTICE FOR AMBER TURD!
Dude I was legit crying when I read that
That was the best part of the video.
It is great to see that the de-escalation training is working for everyone.
I don't think that is a real thing just a tax write off or some way to embezzle money or make precincts extra cash
Not in 2013
The civilian driver with a kilo of cocaine in the trunk .... 'thank you Jesus, thank you Jesus'.
I was waiting for FBI to pull up and take this shit to the next level 😂 county, state and federal ego clash 😂
That would have just topped it all off 😂😂😂
That would of been apocalyptic.🍿
Then pulls up the National Guard Humvee...things just got real.
You forgot that the Air Force, army and navy plus the marines watching by drone and decided to drop the b0@.
Trooper: "You're a replicant!"
Deputy: "NO U!"
FBI: "Fellas, relax, relax... We're all honorable members of law enforcement here... But we all know you're BOTH REPLICANTS!"
*Cue Willem Dafoe screaming "THERE WAS A FIREFIGHT!!!"*
Meanwhile, the replicant who got pulled over smiles at the camera.
I love it when two cops try to out-cop each other
Hahahaha! The CopSplaining was hilarious. Pure gold.
It's like two sharks eating each other. Lmao
It is best when they use violence.
…these guys were not behaving as professional police officers.
If this is how they act when talking to each other; imagine how they act in real high stress situations when they interact with regular citizens.
We all know how that ends for the citizens
That’s when the guns come out to unarmed civilians
Ya, they just arrest you, they don't have that option here so all they can do is yell.
You mean like arresting the cat lady?
no this is how everyone in NJ talks.
I'm a former police officer from Indiana. A county officer using an unmarked mini van and in plain clothes here would be an illegal stop. Here, an officer has to be fully uniform in either an unmarked or marked vehicle or using a fully marked vehicle and identifying clothing and identification. If a there's a need to make a stop and the minimum standard isn't met, the officer can still initiate the stop but must call a another unit that is legal to do so.
I lost it when the Trooper started getting sarcastic
"No, I'm *lying* bro!"
"Yeah I typically come out here and point my gun and police because that's what I *DO!"* 😂
Two children with guns, ...and badges.
IKR that was hilarious.
Pure Gold. Hahahaha. I laughed my ass off at that one too.
@@timstewart9026Exactly. They act like two 5 year old siblings that have to share the same room. Lmao
What a group of professionals 😂 The de-escalation training is definitely paying off!
Oh yeah. They are amazing at descelating training. I think its called nap time since they clearly all slept through it
Hey, "You don't know what goes on out here!" 🤣
It’s Jersey after all. Bunch of meatheads.
"Yea they teach that at the academy" 😅😅
The subtitles saying “unintelligible clashing of egos” during their yelling match was perfect 😂😂
They were yelling in an alien language lol
It's unintelligible to casual listeners from other states, and even folks from South Jersey, but anywhere north of the Raritan River is North Jersey and they understand each other perfectly. You can tell by all the "F you's" being bandied about!
This sounds like an argument between 6 year olds. "THAT'S MY TOY"!!!
I feel sorry for the poor driver that was pulled over and having to listen to all the cops arguing. I wonder if the driver received a ticket ?
Man I’d have my phone out to film it all and having a good ol time doing it.
This should immediately be a free pass for whatever it was.
At this point, imo, the driver should have been legally allowed to straight up leave without permission. Those cops were not in a safe state of mind to be interacting with the public
I probably would have called 911 and reported them fighting on the side of the road. Hopefully more cops would show and they could all take care of eachother.
He probably just left
Always good to see an ATA upload. Love my daily dose of being reminded of and shown my rights.
I'd love to see a channel covering laws and rights regarding online stuff.
@@bigzed7908a big problem is people online behave much differently then in real life and thus you can't very much evaluate if it's legitimate
@@bigzed7908 yeah I bet you do LoL
@@RealistOmega than*
ATA: "And although the officers violated almost all applicable civil rights, and arrested blah blah without a crime.... B+".
We need lobbyists against traffic stops in unmarked vehicles.
It's cute seeing the unmarked officer upset that somebody (arguably) unjustly unholstered their weapon. I wonder if they've ever done the same to a citizen...?
After a "blue light rapist" stalked my area in the early 90's, stops by unmarked cars were suspended indefinitely.
@@anarky4711 Lucky for you, your local government recognized the issue after one instance. Unfortunately for most of the country however. The dozens, if not hundreds, of body cam videos showing the arrests of impersonators across the country hasn't swayed any legislation.
Also laws against ghost vehicles. Low profile lights, painted so you can only tell it's a cop if you look directly at it in broad daylight from the side within a 60 degree arc from the side of the vehicle. Any other way and the paint won't light up enough generally to even show the markings indicating it's a cop, your only tell is if you can read the license plate in your rear view mirror, which good luck doing at night. One of my friends almost got arrested for driving off the freeway and all the way to a lit gas station before stopping, because he couldn't identify the vehicle was legitimately a cop based on it's markings, and this wasn't even when it was fully dark yet, the sun was only just going down. Dude just lit him up with all his floodlights and everything and it's impossible to even tell whose who at that point. Cops are so focused on their safety but then they make it impossible to tell if they're really cops sometimes, it's sketch as fuck. I personally know someone as well who was arrested for posing as a police officer, dude's a fucking con artist and I had to get away from him with my crew in a 24 foot box truck last minute with our gear, the whole 9 yards, out a bunch of money on the whole endeavor but it is what it is. But yea that shit's not that hard to fake these days
Good luck getting any lobbyists for such an issue, where is the profit involved for them? Best you're possibly going to get is some citizen advocates from the local level who will likely be arguing against police unions and their lobbyists, and I wonder who our elected officials would really listen to. All they'll have to do is spin a story about how they're just constantly being targeted when in marked vehicles and they could get the legislature to pass a law saying all stops must be done by unmarked vehicles for "officer safety" if they wanted to.
@@TheOriginalFaxon the town I grew up in, that's all they have now. Blacked out cars, with blacked out letters that shine gold if the light hits them in just the right manner.
This is literally a McDonald's worker rolling up on a Burger King worker and yelling at him for how he made a burger wrong. 😮
How strange it must be to be the person who was pulled over….can you imagine getting pulled over by a cop just for HIM to be pulled over by another cop? That’s gotta be wild as hell, I hope that dude had popcorn 😂
I've had this exact scenario happen to me. Except the State Trooper said "Does he have your ID? No? Get the f.. out of here" to me as soon as he joined the stop.
I have no idea how it ended, because I *got*.
Right?!
Now I i have the popcorn meme in my head
I breathed out loud
thank you
It's hilarious they both know they can't actually arrest the other person, so they are in a perpetually escalating verbal argument that gets louder and louder.
Depending on jurisdiction and what's going on they could theoretically arrest each other. State police or city police have arrested rouge sheriff's before.
The State trooper is the highest ranking officer over local police, aka Hes the REAL cop who is present and he isnt a "person" Hes a STATE authority not a civilian
The Trooper totally can arrest them, especially on the highway. He was hotheaded but he is the superior in this case, it was his turf too.
@@sinarouhi3966 just because it’s legal doesn’t mean they can actually do it without massive repercussions.
@@CrypticCobra just because what they do is illegal does not mean they get any repercussions.
I feel bad for the person that was pulled over. You just know he got all the anger from that cop.
OR, maybe they could say something like "those dumb state troopers, I can't believe they'd do that. Thank god I didn't get pulled over by that jerk." And hope to maybe get him on your side hehe.
I'm curious if the civilian car decided to peel out when the sergeant came, if they potentially could've drove off as they screamed at one another
Nice profile pic, you guys still backing the blue? Pathetic that 1/3 of the country blindly swollows the boot and then asks for more, all because liberals stood up for police accountability. Sad.
@@Winteramen Yes, ask "Am I free to go?" and leave after there is no response..except for the officers screaming at each other. The citizen could rightfuly claim that they feared for their life that the officers would get into a gun fight?
On Long Island, you'd rather be pulled over by anyone but a trooper. They're known for being entitled assholes.
Getting pulled over by a cop in a minivan is insane lol. I would have thought he was impersonating an officer too! Ain’t no way😂😂😂
Trooper immediately turns his back on the cop and allows him to get in his car. He knew this guy was a real cop.
Imagine being the regular citizen sitting there on a traffic stop watching this. What a treat!
I was thinking the same thing. No clue how I'd react. If civilian fled, wonder if claiming they felt unsafe near an escalating altercation between two departments would be enough to dismiss any charges.
Also gotta wonder if they'd ignore it to keep arguing, that's the outcome I'd put my money on.
I would have been gone lol
Break out the popcorn!
@gobucs3146 I would yell out the window "I assume I am free to go, no response is a yes"
@@brianhillis3701 I was just thinking the same thing 🤣😂
Guy in the car: "yo, can you throw down after and just write my ticket so I can leave?"
I have always said, although it may be outside the scope of this video, that unmarked cars and plain clothes cops should NOT be permitted to conduct traffic stops since citizens have no idea as to the legitimacy of the person stopping them. Unmarked with a uniformed officer is a little different. But unmarked and ununiformed? I think that should never be allowed.
How this conversation would’ve gone with two normal human beings:
“Hey sir.”
“Oh, Trooper, can I help you?”
“Yeah, I notice you’re in a unmarked car.”
“I am, yes.”
“Okay, we’ve had a lot of fake cops going around recently. Would you mind showing me proof that you’re an officer?”
“Ah, yeah, got my ID right here. My badge number is 12345.”
“Got it… you can proceed with the stop while I check this. Wouldn’t want to waste this civilian’s time.”
“Good point. Just get me my ID back once you verify who I am.”
“Sounds good. Be right back.”
They're from Jersey, bro.
What you described is exactly what happened ... just in a colloquial way.
Sean’s comment ftw
This is textbook.
Leave it to people to make something that should be as simple as possible
Plot twist: The trooper is actually a robber impersonating as a state trooper.
It would be funny if not for the people they pulled over having to endure all this.
I agree
Yeah man I honestly would have drove away three armed men screaming at each other by my car is not what I consider safe
@@theonlytinymunk4764 same here plus my car has cameras that record all around it including audio i would have drove off and later called 911 about the situation and would have a legit cut and close case for " fleeing" a traffic stop lol
Honestly, I hope the person sues for a violation of rights, since by the police holding them longer because they wasted time arguing, they held them longer than reasonable for the stop.
@@theonlytinymunk4764 I hear ya. Knowing the psychotic mind of all police who view the public as an enemy to themselves and eachother, I have no doubt the Bergen and State bootlickers would have instantly put aside ALL differences and worked together so that the traveling motorist did not get away without handing over his wallet, and resume their cat fight later to figure out how to divide the booty.
Great to know that these "professionals" understand the tactics of de-escalation.
If I had another office do this to me, Id have actually been worse then that officer. Dudes a fucking rookie and needs more experience with veteran officers before being left alone seeing this. Rookie trooper should have anounced himself and asked for his id, while being close to his firearm, not drawn. Drawn it. Be prepared to use it, otherwise dont fucking touch it.
Well, at least they didn't shoot each other, cause they could as well get to that point with their anger directing their actions.
@Zamphyr- That's exactly what I saw, too! Because they're the Heroes, right?
@@Exknight2--They would have blamed the driver.
Oh, I forgot, this Audit the Audit guy talks like he's addressing a third grade class. His didactic tone and delivery is super annoying. Not to mention, but I will, this incident took place 10 yrs ago.
I don’t understand treating people with respect as a policy! If you need to be told to not treat people like shit you shouldn’t be in law enforcement!
This level of entertainment is not what I expected from your channel. Great video!
You know who I feel bad for? The motorist that has to deal with the pissed off cop that's just had his authority challenged.
After that trooper leaves he's going to have to go extra hard to prove HE'S in charge.
dang, that's a good point.
He’s not in charge. He’s a thug.
I'm actually impressed the motorist stayed... LOL.
Well, worst case scenario, if he can't find some poor motorist to show he's what's up, he can always go home and beat his wife....
Motorist should of just drove off after learning the undercover cop was conducting a traffic stop where only State Police have the authority to conduct a traffic stop. New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway can only be enforced by State Police.
Can you imagine what the motorist that was pulled over is thinking during all this? I'm sure they know they are about to get whacked with every possible ticket that the cop can write because he is gonna be so pissed off..
The person pulled over should have just gotten out of their vehicle walking the back and politely said sorry to interrupt but I'll be leaving now you gentlemen have a nice day
The driver is thinking the last cop still alive will give him a verbal warning
Eyes front! Is that a legal command?
I can only imagine how these guys deal with the public. These guys need far more supervision.
Oh please, the Trooper was clearly trying to keep the public safe, as he stated there were 3 recent incidents of people dressed up as officers.
Imagine either one's supervisor sitting at their desk taking that phone call.
Sounds like they need to be shown the door.
@@user-wr9ej6xe4j - That doesn't excuse his behaviour. Not even a little bit. Especially after he confirmed who the guy was.
Don't worry they probably all got promoted
Here’s a novel idea: let’s not have undercover officers working such routine and conspicuous roles as traffic duty and this wouldn’t happen. Furthermore, if an undercover does need to pull over a suspect, have them call in a marked unit for backup so that everyone can clearly see that everything is on the up and up
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Well to be fair you sound intelligent, the cops don’t have many people with your critical thinking abilities.
nah, that makes too much sense
Psht, You doing know what's going on out there! [/sarcasm]
Actually, there have been so many robberies, car jackings and rapes by people pretending to be undercover officers in New Jersey that they simply need to pull them from doing traffic duty. Same with unmarked police cars. The cops should have a high profile of visibility on the roads. That would cut down on speeding and other crimes. Instead they want to raise revenues and sneak around in unmarked vehicles so they can be road pirates. This has resulted in people being afraid to pull over for police and trying to find a safe place to do so. Then, because they don't immediately stop, the cops think they are fleeing, which then leads to innocent people being surrounded by police cars and having multiple guns drawn on them....because they were going 10 MPH over the speed limit and were afraid to stop in a dark area.
They just need to stop the undercover shit.
Could you imagine being the person/citizen being in the middle of this?! If that person had any respect for cops before, it went out the window with this incident.
You’re greatly underestimated a bootlickers resolve to lick boots. We’ve seen them defend cops who just straight up shoot children or people who are already handcuffed, this is nothing for a real bootlick.
As if there was respect for the cops in the first place
I guessing they "dont know what goes on out here".
The trooper committed brandishing of a deadly weapon with on defendable justification. The troops was never in danger of imminent grave bodily harm nor was the driver of the vehicle pulled over. The trooper lost his cool and luckily it never escalated to a point where bullets started flying where an innocent person driving by could have been hurt.
When my CC said "Unintelligible clashing of egos" I lost it. I literally had to pause the video, not to miss anything, while I rolled around laughing uncontrollably!
Man if I was the person pulled over and still got a ticket I’d be so pissed lol
I'd be recording to show the judge in court to get the ticket dropped.
They probably could have left and no one would have noticed.
if I was the guy that got pulled over, I'd be lying on the floor of the car in case gun fire started...
Still got a ticket? He probably got a handful of them from every cop there and even a few who just happened to drive by. Because HE was the reason all of these mini-dictators were thrown together with the resulting yelling, cussing and general unhappiness. Probably cost him $10 or $20 Grand!
All the Members involved may as well just pulled out a tape measure and had a Member measuring right there.. Well, I guess they almost did .
This is the ultimate top tier Karen vs Karen of cops. I know I shouldn’t be laughing but it’s better than crying that this is what officers can actually be like.
You know who I am. So, troopers can't be impersonated? This is way more serious that the narrator is stating. This raises the question wether the trooper has the mentality to be a law enforcement officer. Clearly he doesn't have the ability to maintain control of his self. If he acts like this with fellow officers, how does he act with the public? He doesn't have what it takes to be a law enforcement officer. He's a loose cannon as we call it.
Those out of control, unprofessional, thugs are what the public has to deal with when coming in contact with them ? What a
Disgrace.
Makes me wonder who had the authority... SS or Nazis... Did they have fights like this? *scratches chin and looks up*
Right! This is disgusting.
Somehow some people are afraid of these professionals. Can't imagine why. 😉
reeks of twitter comments in here
@@bobdob6612 how so
Now imagine me getting pulled over by that state trooper on his bad day.. that's the sad reality we face.
So you don't have an issue with the cop pulling people over in a cheaply modified minivan, wearing gear anyone can buy online, pulling people over outside his jurisdiction while the area in question has a problem with police impersonators carjacking citizens? That's like asking a rape victim what she was wearing... it's fucking stupid.
On Long Island, they're known for being assholes. I always hated driving on Sunrise Highway because they were always trolling and would pull you over for a few miles over the speed limit. Back in the 90's, my friend and I were pulled over one night, while following friends in another car to a club. The trooper said we were tailgating the other car and that we were speeding. We were 3 car lengths behind and my friend was doing 59 in a 55 (I saw the big digital display on her cluster). Her brother was a NYPD Lieutenant and she had a PBA badge in her wallet. When she opened her wallet, the trooper said, "Do you think that's going to get you out of anything? I don't give a fuck about city cops," and continued to be an asshole to us, a couple of teenage girls. He wrote the tickets. Her brother went down to the trooper station the next day and had a few words with the guy's sergeant. Her tickets went away.
@@notchomomma239 Obviously it was not illegal what the cop was doing and what you are talking about has nothing to do with confrontation.
@@notchomomma239 never said i didnt have a problem with the minivan. never mentioned the minivan. But i see what triggered you. Except the truth. Live with it.
I'm a former LEO, I've pulled onto other agencies traffic stops to backup the officer. For unmarked cars, I would typically run a plate check on the vehicle before stepping out of my cruiser, never had a problem with misidentification or confusion. Any potential issue was solved prior to me saying my first word to the officer who initiated the traffic stop.
@@thomaslascola2698 People had been killed in police impersonator car jackings. Why waste time running a check and being careful about someone's feelings when someone else's life is in danger?
Running up, gun drawn but not levelled, and demanding ID, is perfectly reasonable to save lives. Unmarked cop goes "Shit man I'm with such and such" then provides ID and gets told why the caution. Instead he started screaming about it.
This. And even if you can't run the plates beforehand for whatever reason, just ask them politely to identify themselves (and at best offer your assistance at the same time). You can even do that with your hand on your holster, nobody will fault you for that especially considering there still is the unknown party in the stopped car
SOUNDS LIKE STANDARD PROCEDURE.
So True. Text book vehicle stop......
@@SendarSlayer L
The uniformed cop was obstructing the other cop from doing his job.