what exactly is honourable to be a pig ? they only honour a cop can attain is by hanging himself and letting his family regain any semblance of honour that might remain..

infowartcock Abe , probably reported them..that's his type of crap!

Mel Colp He sure did call cause they wouldn't get back to him !

Out - of - towners are always targets for new revenue. It's like paying a toll for the "privilege" of passing through their beautiful city, but your dollars are always welcome.

+Events with Collinge and now they're likely to pay him a personal visit! that's if he has any stones to answer!

he's fucking Australian you dipshits.

Fuck you... come into court and prove me guilty.. LMAO!!!

@@telemetryz what

Why didnt he just say "hey dude...i notice you have a UK accent. You may not know this but that fog light must be covered up. Just so you know. Please put tape over it or duct tape a garbage back over it etc.". Instead he gave the dude a ticket. Our taxes pay for their wages. They should educate us on these small delicate details most people dont really know about rather than giving us these chicken shit cash grabs to ramp up their quotas.

@@danielleclair1360 really? Having lights the width of the entire truck and you don't know if they are not regulation? LOL. That is a Canadian cop, on eof the most polite and to the point officers in the world. Who cares about the accent.

@@jamesjameson4303 cop

Pay the Canada fine from rcmp federal police, you peasant

except for when they let wortmann massacre an entire town

@@RJ-se9op totally different animal. Follow along with the inquiry. And sure, it was not their best day, but part of that debacle was that Wortman was always nice to them and they sadly looked the other way a few too many times.

@@markstevens1729 or trampled a woman with a horse at the protests. but that was different lol

@@RJ-se9op to get trampled at a protest, you first have to attend such protest, then the protest has to get violent enough to force the authorities, then after that point, you have to stay around, then you may well get stomped. It takes a stupid chain of events to get there.

Craig Hossack 6:52 if you bother to re look 👀

@@Polaris88Reid If that is a flip then you must get offended quite often. Oh yes, and the video only goes to 6:51.

Lol

Not a Brit accent- sounds Ossie to me

I mean he had a RCMP badge so he is Canadian I guess

Do you people not know that Britain colonized Canada

@@momod5575 but canadians don't have british accents anymore so he Is a probably a dual citizen or he lived in UK most of his life .

🤔

😂😂😂

I've scratched my nose with my middle finger, I'm certain he wasn't flipping the bird- I love Canada!!

Very nice.... pay the fine you peasant

And then you wake up and was greated with the reality of the world you live in. LOL. Wake up flake.

Too many mountains and trees blocking out the scenery..

You don't have 8 feet of snow either. Grass ain't greener...

lol.. that's a hill...

That's why I'm glad to be Canadian

The homeland

Pay the Canada fine from rcmp federal police, you dumb peasant

You are correct goober head. Best thing is to have a bumper sticker saying "smile for the camera". Probably won't get stopped then.

Can you hit this right on the money I could have said it so well he got a ticket cuz he's on tape it's going to be on KZfaq his boss is going to ask him why he didn't get a ticket people are so stupid

Then why don’t you. Give that cop some lower lip service!!!

This is an interesting point.

@@johnd4270 I think they know that people are given warnings by traffic cops. But at the same time it’s probably a money thing. Ll

I'd recommend using all of your fingers to type if that took you 2 minutes.

Do you count with your fingers to LOL

Thank you for wasting 2 second of my time reading your comment 😂

@@Saidoromo2024 you are most graciously welcome (there's another 0.5 seconds gone...tick tock)

It took you 2 minutes to write that did you use your fingers or your toes

Jim Dent the finger is the finger. That’s what it means. Even if just scratching. It’s the finger. Your dad was giving you the finger all that time

the cop was REALLY cordial and nice, there was no flipping the bird and the driver was questioning to bait him so much; I wouldn't blame the offer to walk over to slap his girlfriends titties and shoot him

Jim , I'm going to back DJ Lars on his comment . If you watch closely people and their body language. They will tell you exactly what they are thinking, even though they are saying something else . Sorry to say it . But your dad WAS flipping you the bird because you wanted you to fuck off . He wasn't picking his nose, he was trying to flick a booger on you . Sorry man , internet truth sayers can be brutal. Good Life to ya .

@@djlars5220 My 4 y.o. son points with his middle finger too. Do you honestly believe that he's flipping me the bird too. He's been doing it for a while now, and I'm unable to break him of it. He has no idea that people see the middle finger as a rude gesture. You are nuts! It means nothing unless it's done with intent.

No thank you. The RCMP officer was was totally fair and decent.

Do you live in the US? I've lived here 46 years, and been all over the country, drove semi for 14 yrs. I'm not a cop lover either but it's weird. I've never been shot at by a cop, or know anyone that has been. They even go to the shooting range I'm a member at, never had a problem there either. And would say about 95% of those that have been shot by police (some have overreacted) would've had a better chance if.... 1. put down the gun or knife 2. don't run at them 3. don't run away 4. Don't act like a jackass 5. Show respect and be polite. (this one works well). For the most part, your description is bullshit.

For your personal protection and safety, and to preserve integrity and actions of and by the RCMP, always record all encounters. (Que the Vancouver Airport (YVR) and 4 RCMP murderers lying of polish tourist's "noncompliant and violent behaviours" unknowingly captured in its entirety by an independent tourist's cell phone recorder) The most underhanded human trash and corrupt RCMP interpret the laws of Canada to "benefit" their employ, and their alleged "bravery" at the costs and reputations of law abiding Canadian Taxpayers. "Whopping $1.1B sought in lawsuit over culture of workplace bullying in the RCMP" nationalpost.com/news/canada/whopping-1-1b-for-damages-sought-in-lawsuit-over-culture-of-workplace-bullying-in-the-rcmp PSYCHOPATHS: TOP 10 - AND BOTTOM 10 - PROFESSIONS www.cbc.ca/doczone/features/psychopaths-top-10-and-bottom-10-professions "RCMP rejects 90% of formal complaints" OTTAWA - The RCMP received almost 13,000 formal public complaints since 2010, but the force rejected 90% of them, QMI Agency has learned. Nine of out 13 provinces and territories have an RCMP complaint acceptance rate of below 10%, with Ontario and Quebec having the two lowest rates - 3% and 5% respectively - according to newly released RCMP documents obtained by QMI Agency. Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology at the University of Ottawa, said the low complaint acceptance rate undermines citizens’ faith in their federal police force. Between January 2010 and Oct. 10, 2014, the RCMP received just over 24,800 complaints from across the country. The categories with the highest number of complaints were "neglect of duty" (4,341); "improper attitude" (2,204); and "improper use of force" (1,656). Out of 24,818 complaints, only 12,407 were formal, written accusations against officers. The RCMP itself reviews complaints against its officers. If citizens are not happy with the force’ decision, they can appeal to the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP, which is an independent body that reports to Parliament. The RCMP decided that only 1,221 of the allegations against officers since 2010 were "supported." The force decided that 10 times that number were "unsupported,” meaning the RCMP ruled the accusations were not credible. Kempa says that the high rejection rate for complaints undermines citizens’ confidence in the force." torontosun.com/2014/10/27/rcmp-rejects-90-of-formal-complaints/wcm/a32dc28e-ae87-4d65-ab7e-76df81eb8d30

@A CANADIAN CHICK Yes I know all about the Sami Yattin case and yes the cop was charged. My point being that the cops in America do it all the time as a matter of course. And unlike in the Sami Yattin case American cops are rarely ever charged when ever they gun down some unarmed black person.

right on the money.

I've experienced officers during traffic stops in both the US and Canada. The only unprofessional one (mega) was RCMP, on Vancouver Island. All American officers have been A1.

Why ?

If he had to draw his weapon lol he would loose the draw lol

@@beepbeep9043 would take more time to draw his service weapon, plus it creates a gap between him and the vest

Man... it's Canada, why would he need a weapon? 😂

@@jeremycarrier-levesque510 Around where he was its rare, most people will have shotguns around there. But in the city, especially Vancouver or surrey there are constant shootouts with gangs and shit sadly. Maybe not "constant" but there is a lot of conflict

Only met city cops a couple times and I was in Battle dress uniform both times so we had a laugh, one even offered a smoke as mine broke in half on me, good times. the said ever other time i've seen cops they are screwing up... with 1 exception or maybe 2.

Their not that nice

Truth is he probably made you money. People flock to these typs of cop vids eh. LMAO. Cheers

Another 20k views and it might cover the ticket if we're lucky! Should change the name to cop flips me the bird or something! Thanks for stopping by!

Yeah you should, great idea. RCMP Flips me off

Some nice equipment you got out there, serious pieces of machinery those 4 wheelers, no messing around eh!

Hahaha, yeah they haul ass in the long grass. Been following along here and there since you good folks arrived on this fine continent. Some nice edits my friend and good to see ya's take the trip west like you planned. Safe travells and have a good one.

Pay the Canada fine from rcmp federal police, you peasant

Agreed

@KMac no the way the cop treated the driver was professional.

Absolutely!!! Off road use only....

There's a few utter douchebags here where i Live in ONtario..who drive around with this shit on. They are the types that will do donuts in your backyard on their quads in the middle of the afternoon when they have taken meth and drunk on lite beer.

PDF,,,if it’s your own property,,,setup bear traps,,,lmao

Can't lie, I've done that to some fools I know. My big thing in Highschool was hooking up my phone to the sound system and use an app with a siren and red and blue lights in my old crown vic to pull over my friends. I got beat for that a few times lol.

Mhm if he were fliping the bird it would be more tence and less relaxed

same m8

He was pretty cool. Sounds british

Reasonable ??? the guy is from another province the hell with that cop. Could have just told him to cover it up and be on his way ffs. In Ontario they do not say anything about it and Quebec neither so how is he supposed to know. It was not on so fuck that cop seriously.

@@mikep4823 dude its the law. He knew he was suppose to have it covered and he chose to take the chance. He 100% deserved a ticket.

completely reasonable??? The goof gave him a ticket for a light that don't even work you call that reasonable I call that being a complete dick

Wouldn’t HAVE, not “wouldn’t of”

@Joseph Van Zandt, And yet, Canada still survived without you. Amazing....

Polite RCMP doing his job. Your responce appropriate. What's the problem? I was pulled over in the US and I had a gun pointed at our rear window by the second cop until they were satified I had no weapons and had no criminal record. The US police then explained the use of a weapon was s.o.p. due so many policemen killed or injured in traffic stops. Celebrate Canada and its good cops where the police are so polite and will shake you hand. Btw, cab lights are illegal in some provinces but are not to be illuminated when driving. I have lights fore and aft, top of cab and fog lights under the headlights. When I light them all up it would blind other drivers. If you meet a bad cop get the evidence, badge number and name and report it through rgulr channels, not for just your benifit but the rest of us and to help the 99% of the good cops (like the one in your video) get rid of the bad ones. That's the way of the citizens in The True North Strong and Free.

Wrong. There are very few good cops.

the other way around lewis

Are you talking from experience Marcel, haha. Did you ever get rid of the batteries?

You know it brother. I have to bring the batteries to edmonton 20 bucks each,..

marcelstjean fuck RCMP

My neighbor stole them.. ffs.

This guy.. holy..... shut the fuck up and listen.lol. Is he on blow?

Issue is Canadian and other counties police forces receive much more training as opposed to the states

I heard about something like that out of the UK. Training to be a police office in the UK takes about two years or more, and you have to have a university-style education to be a police officer. I saw a video here on KZfaq from someone from the United Kingdom talking about this. In the United States, you have to have a college education or college credit to be a police officer and it is short. In the UK, you can't be dumb when it comes to training to become a police officer. Well, I've been to both Canada and the United Kingdom, and they are nice countries. Well, anyway, I hope I'm right on being a cop in the UK. I also heard that the RCMP training is more harder and tougher.

@@newmanchester8504 yeah, rcmp training is about 26 weeks, similar to FBI training

Shawn Adams not good advice they're on a visa and that can and would be cancelled because they then would have a bench warrant issued for him now he could protest it and see where it goes usually not in the defendants way though 👍

Mark Withers Yep, they have to be sqeeky clean

We don't have bench warrants in Alberta for traffic violations anymore, I am surprised that BC still does.

Shawn Adams huh that's different how do they enforce traffic fines then if that's the case no one would pay if that's the case why even issue the citation in the first place I must be missing something here

Also; not good advice. They would place a hold on renewing their plates until paid. Even out of jurisdiction. Worst case scenario, if your a Canadian citizen, they can have CRA collect on their behalf. Trust me I know. Been there done that.

STONE how about they stop doing the same with this cruiser lights during a stop

Richard there is a reason they the cops use those lights, for safety reasons so when you see that from a far you slow down again for safety

Trina Mcdervish Perhaps because the lights on a police cruiser, ambulance or firetruck are meant to make the emergency vehicle visible so you can get out of it’s way or slow down when you approach it. The white light bar is a hazard on a road, your headlights should work well enough.

Trina Mcdervish I just think you have an extremely selfish point of view. Completely disregard others and potentially cause accidents with your white light bar but it’s okay, because you were safe because you lit up the road. /s

Zach - I'm with you . I've been reading all this BS through out the comments. Either all these people are trolling really hard OR they are truly debilitated in their ability to reason . Good day to you sir.

Talk less and tape it up on the spot.

More the constant cutting off that did it, but he's from out of Provence so he was getting a ticket anyway.

doubt that these cops like to get their quota in and out of province plates are easy pickings, though like how this cop holds the paperwork

@@jbp1963 I don't know how it is in Canada but in the US ticket quotas don't even exist. It's a fucking myth. And no, the amount he talked did not get him a ticket. The cop explained why he got the ticket.

For your personal protection and safety, and to preserve integrity and actions of and by the RCMP, always record all encounters. (Que the Vancouver Airport (YVR) and 4 RCMP murderers lying of polish tourist's "noncompliant and violent behaviours" unknowingly captured in its entirety by an independent tourist's cell phone recorder) The most underhanded human trash and corrupt RCMP interpret the laws of Canada to "benefit" their employ, and their alleged "bravery" at the costs and reputations of law abiding Canadian Taxpayers. "Whopping $1.1B sought in lawsuit over culture of workplace bullying in the RCMP" nationalpost.com/news/canada/whopping-1-1b-for-damages-sought-in-lawsuit-over-culture-of-workplace-bullying-in-the-rcmp PSYCHOPATHS: TOP 10 - AND BOTTOM 10 - PROFESSIONS www.cbc.ca/doczone/features/psychopaths-top-10-and-bottom-10-professions "RCMP rejects 90% of formal complaints" OTTAWA - The RCMP received almost 13,000 formal public complaints since 2010, but the force rejected 90% of them, QMI Agency has learned. Nine of out 13 provinces and territories have an RCMP complaint acceptance rate of below 10%, with Ontario and Quebec having the two lowest rates - 3% and 5% respectively - according to newly released RCMP documents obtained by QMI Agency. Michael Kempa, a professor of criminology at the University of Ottawa, said the low complaint acceptance rate undermines citizens’ faith in their federal police force. Between January 2010 and Oct. 10, 2014, the RCMP received just over 24,800 complaints from across the country. The categories with the highest number of complaints were "neglect of duty" (4,341); "improper attitude" (2,204); and "improper use of force" (1,656). Out of 24,818 complaints, only 12,407 were formal, written accusations against officers. The RCMP itself reviews complaints against its officers. If citizens are not happy with the force’ decision, they can appeal to the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP, which is an independent body that reports to Parliament. The RCMP decided that only 1,221 of the allegations against officers since 2010 were "supported." The force decided that 10 times that number were "unsupported,” meaning the RCMP ruled the accusations were not credible. Kempa says that the high rejection rate for complaints undermines citizens’ confidence in the force." torontosun.com/2014/10/27/rcmp-rejects-90-of-formal-complaints/wcm/a32dc28e-ae87-4d65-ab7e-76df81eb8d30

Priorities eh?

Sean Hatch Boi that's Emma's mom

Who needs good tires when OK will do?! Good job this guy never looked at the ones on the truck at the time!

Exactly!