That guy had small dick energy the minute he answered the door though. He was definitely thinking he was going to put the cops in their place for for daring to knock on his door, even if the cop hadn't said that.

the guy officer i think even said “this is not the right address”

How is that disrespectful?

Not only is it kinda racist because black people are notoriously associated with having "baby mamas" but it's just a very disrespectful blanket term to say. It's like if someone walked up to you and saw your mom/sister/aunt whatever and said "is that your bitch?" @@live4thehunttoday678

@@live4thehunttoday678 Use your brain, you may not be used to do it, but you can if you try

This triggered me as well. The young 14yr old was calmer than most and mature, credit to his farther. Most people I know wouldn't act this way. UK

I think what he meant by "running his mouth" was in a way to suggest that Malcom probably shouldn't have been talking without a lawyer present. Almost like potentially incriminating himself. That's how I took his "running his mouth" comment. I'd agree though, Malcom was definitely cooperative and civil.

@@nik040271 No, he said the kid was “running his mouth” to try and save face and not look so bad. Did an easy deflection instead of taking accountability.

@@kuronvega4085 you have your opinion, I have my opinion. I'm not going to debate the validity of two opinions. The officer didn't give any beef to the sheriff when he suggested that maybe he shouldn't have been cuffed. I don't think the officer was out of order except for cuffing him. No reason for him to be detained in my opinion, unless he felt like he would run.

@@nik040271I agree with you honestly it did not seem hostile from the tone of his voice. Honestly can't really see how it was racially motivated either the cops new. He even showed to be as respectful as possible and did what he thought was right, the sheriff corrected him.

He's an auditor

Exactly

He also didn’t have to give id he wasn’t do anything wrong that you need to be over 18 or over 16 or over 21 to do

@@ChristianMarkle-ot2ro (He also didn’t have to give id) = it a Option if a person ask even if that is a police man Or a junky you can just say No AKA police did do no Wrong ind ask a Questen even a civil can ask enny person

True and he is still in the right

obedience isn't a trait to be praised for.

He’s not the sheriff, he’s a police officer

He's likely a sheriff's detective, not the actual sheriff of the county.

@@JohnLocke1776Being a Sheriff doesn’t mean you are the main Sheriff of the county.

A Sheriff (highest rank) would never be out on a call, and a deputy sheriff is exactly the same as a Police officer, they just cover different areas. A Sheriff is the boss of the entire county, while a Chief is the boss of the City's police station.

@@SeekanDestroy03 No they are not the same, I’m a police officer. And your own statement is proving my point, they are not exactly the same. They have different responsibilities and jurisdictions. One is Municipal and another is County/ Districts. Hence why they have different names. The guy calling the police officer a “sheriff” is inaccurate because a police officer cannot be a sheriff. He can only be a Chief if he is the head of the police department, sheriff is head of the sheriff department, the ones in the video are only police department officers. It’s crazy I have to explain this.

@ArasakaTower no he’s not so many kids now days are entitled assholes that don’t respect elders

@ArasakaTowermost teenagers would lose control of their emotions in that situation. Maybe even rightfully so.

@ArasakaTower “normal” kids are no longer normal lol

​@@flex6965by saying "no longer" you are insinuating that todays youth are somehow different than what they have been historically, which I dispute. People have had that sentiment since the dawn of human history so please don't make it out to be that kids these days are somehow different, especially in a bad way. Furthermore any kid and even many adults would be freaking out over having handcuffs put on them. I am impressed with how calm and composed Malcolm was throughout the clip.

The cop said he was ‘running his mouth’ wtf 🤷‍♂️

Yeah because a lot of black parents train their kids not to get killed.. not sure you back ground.

​@@thatbusdriverguy4182 that's hella racist

​@thatbusdriverguy4182 correct and unfortunately the ones that don't are the ones everyone looks at as a majority, making the actual majority look bad.

Sad that he still got in cuffs. If it hadn't been for the sheriff, he would have had a record at 14.

​@@thatbusdriverguy4182I don't live in the USA and I'm white but I'd do exactly the same. This is a normal behavior. Idk why you need to be specially trained to behave like a normal human being.

Couldn’t blame him if he mistrusts cop the rest of his life.

@@oldcremonastraight up

test

Parenting is key

​@oldcremona You should distrust anybody in any position of power over another's life and freedom. Most humans innately aren't emotionally mature or equipped to yield that power in a responsible or benevolent way.

I wonder how long he had been holding on to that card!?

@@Fifury161totally had them locked and loaded in his wallet lol 😂 kept pulling stuff out like a slapstick cartoon from the 50s

@@hitopswagg10 still it didn't work 😕

lol, search up videos of Brazilian Favels. lol, COPS in the states like these are jokes compared to others.

I physically laughed out loud when he pulled the reverse card out and asked for the officers ID

Blud was absolutely violated💀💀

Bro got violated💀💀💀💀

Bro got absolutely violated

Agree

What timestamp

i dont think the officer was behaving poorly. He was inexperienced and not thinking 5 steps ahead about the end state. Unsure why its on the video as a entitled cop really.

Malcolm forfeited too much information for free, what he did do right was not overreact and escalate the situation

@@michaelrobinson9643sounds like excuses, if j can’t be trained properly then get thrnfuck off the streets with a badge and gun

Was it really necessary to cuff him like a criminal over this?

@@OllieW501 Of course not, the rookie cop was just to quick in his acting and wasn't assessing the situation right, but that's why the Sheriff stepped in and told him to uncuff him. Still Malcom did everything right by staying calm and respectful, because a lot of people escalate the situation by raising their voice and swearing

Yes I just hope he doesn't get scarred by that experience.

@@outsidethepyramid i don’t think he will, but I do think his parents handled it wrong. It wasn’t racial profiling. It was new cop that was doing everything by the book.

Probably scared shitless he was being profiled and potentially hurt or beated by a cop

Low expectations I see. 99% of 14 year olds would have handled the situation similarly. Of course it is the other 1% we usually see on this channel.

@@andre-o-city6018 nah those cops had no intentions of beating him. The cop that cuffed him was doing everything by the book. That more experienced cop stepped in and helped the rookie handle the situation properly.

Reminded me of bill buttlicker from the Office

Yeah, that dude was a total douchebag. What did he prove?

They tend to speak over each other, just to confuse, and often give out contradicting orders. "PAUSE; I will speak to YOU, and not any other. The rest be QUIET!"

That was an Army sergeant tone of voice he used for "pause" and it was effective at taking command of the conversation.

SOB Cops...

Love how his "PAUSE" echoes, lol

😂

As a fellow Slavic man l would have to double the agree

Nah, it's United Police States

Russia is still better than the United States. The United States let my rights be stomped on in the State of Georgia for defending myself whilst giving billions of dollars in weapons to Ukraine. I hate America so much for allowing me, one of their own citizens, to have my life destroyed by the corrupt and tyrannical local government in favour of defending a foreign country thousands of miles away.

Russian cops rarely kill people, they have a brutal Swat.... but they rarely shoot people. Because they are trained hand to hand combat and are aware that pulling shooting is the last resort. Russian cops you can train with. You are ignorant and arrogant, probably never been to Russia.

​@@k.a.2253 Slavic, but not Russian.

Because that's how you handle trolls, you don't feed thier conversation and give them anything to use.

Real😂😂😂

I think what he meant was he has not been questioning him about the incident yet he’s still sharing information . Different kind of “running his mouth”

That’s the deepest form of r4c1sm I’ve seen in years

@@LucasTbookerif you think that was a racist encounter you haven’t seen real racist cops or racism that cop was wrong and disrespectful but not racist people over use the word and it’s losing its potency when actually needed

@@vineenergyvideos5640 💯

​@iamhereblossom1588 I've traveled far and wide, to say one is running their mouth means that they are being defiant. The kid was an absolute gentleman. Tact is important.

no he didn't

@@itsgoindownma69 someone knows nothing about bikes

Indeed, the Police were courteous and lawful with their initial investigation. The home owner was making the whole thing get out of hand!

cocorectly

ok wannabe sheriff @@itsgoindownma69

I don’t even think that video deserves to be here, he wasn’t entitled, just under trained, but when given direction he took it, he learned, ojt tbh

@@dannyrogers4603 Undertraining is a huge issue in police departments. It's why I feel like the police needed to be funded MORE not LESS... but that's assuming they can turn that money into better training.

Agreed, I also liked the delivery. The Sheriff could have just told him "Nah, we don't do that" but he actually made the guy think it through till get got to the same conclusion.. that is how you learn.

​@@dannyrogers4603 normally I'd agree but his comment about running his mouth said a lot about his mentality towards the situation.

@@kvcp Good cop, bad cop but in this version good cop is trying to teach the bad cop.

LOL

Police should be used to Auditors by now.

L kid move

@@erikagt Womp Womp

@@erikagtwomp womp

Maybe he'll get a plural chance.

Rookie types

Calm, respectful, answering questions... Better put him in handcuffs and leave him in the cruiser

cause he black

the sergeant was knife handing so the cop is really pissing him off

that auditor had a chip on his shoulder and was looking for arguments. pushing buttons just to get under the skin of the 2 deputies. "you work for me" what a joke, they work for the county/state not you, you entitled p.o.s. the 2 deputies did real well to hold their cool during all of it.

He was also looking for trouble.. he had that drawn ID and the letters ID....

😂got that right. thot for second, a lady talking.

​@jacobreilly9271 yes that's tye whole point. He's making a small annoyance to see how the cops react and audit them based on their response. Like an incognito food critic

Y’all should be happy there’s people that check on cops and try their knowledge of the law

Racist? Have you seen how many white people get the same exact treatment? I’ve seen THOUSANDS of these auditor and police arrest videos, and it’s evident that the white people get the same treatment.

Same. The amount of racist rubes the police force hires is crazy.

Good thing he debunked the stereotype by not getting immediately riled up

^ Something a racist would say 💀

Kek ​@@ianover6838

Exactly, that cop just be saying anything lol

I think the officer had meant that Malcolm had been willingly sharing information without being officially questioned /read his miranda rights and ultimately anything self incriminating could be used as evidence against him.

@@BriceLijewskiin most states children must formally sign a paper to wave their rights.

@@shadowgreathouse9277 this cop probably didn't even know that.

@@shadowgreathouse9277 I was unaware of this, but I don't think that changes where I stand on this. He decided to open his mouth and tell the officers without them prompting these questions. If the officers were trying to grill him without getting the proper permissions then we'd have an issue.

He deserves success

@@TheDocumentary04 ya seems like a good young man.

Really!? Oh man, that's so awesome!! Clearly deserves all the success!! ❤❤

Don't know him sorry

Look him up and what you saying sorry for he got an offer from Clemson as well

Very racially charged statement. If he had been a white guy, he would have asked if that was his GF or wife.

Seemed reasonable all things considered

@@davidmullineaux6157 - to who? Wrong address, shitty attitude, verbal abuse, constant attempts to escalate, and not even an apology for being WHOLLY wrong from the very start. Sure...sounds reasonable...if you are a smooth-brained mouth-breather who worships authority.

@@davidmullineaux6157and why is that? Because he’s black? Nevermind that he was in the Army, was married and had kids and was a homeowner so if it’s not because he’s black, then why ?

​@Aeryn007 not at all. Takes two to tango.

Exactly. Rookie made a mistake and he used it as a teaching moment

@@paulsbingham9001 mistake would imply it had nothing to do with the skin color of the detainee, which is dubious. I believe this was more pertaining to discrimination and racism rather than "just a rookie making a mistake", which is very dismissive of the seriousness of the event.

@@justalonesoul5825 you obviously know nothing about law enforcement 😂 it’s ok though, keep thinking everything is about race 👍 ps you’re apart of the problem because if people like you quit trying to make everything about race it wouldn’t be an issue 🤷‍♂️ if it was really about race you think the officer would’ve been super respectful the whole time and that they would’ve not charged him? If you actually paid attention the Sheriff told the rookie that if the kid was 18 and not a minor then it wouldn’t have been an issue to put him in handcuffs in the back of his car 🤷‍♂️ like I said you obviously know NOTHING about law enforcement 🤷‍♂️ keep acting like you’re smart though 😂🤡

@@justalonesoul5825 and what seriousness? 😂 they held him very briefly and didn’t even file charges against him 😂 you’re acting like they jumped him and took him to jail 😂 yet they were nothing but respectful to the kid

You have no evidence of it being racially motivated. The cop was obviously green.@@justalonesoul5825

That definitely sounded racial imo

The civilian wasn't having any of that kind of disrespect, therefore it's a good thing the police officer was fired. He found it offensive that the cop said he had a baby mom since he is black.

I’m just curious why it would be disrespectful. I hear that word “baby momma” all the time so I don’t get how it’s disrespectful. Is it because it implies that he doesn’t have high moral character and that he isn’t married to her therefore it downgrades African Americans?

Obviously the sergeant found it disrespectful. ​@JamesWilson-sb9iq

@JamesWilson-sb9iq By calling him "baby momma," the policeman is engaging in racial stereotyping. You think the policeman would say that to a white guy?

😅😂

he did what he been asked for did he?

i liked most vids not this one tho lmao dude looking for trouble for no reason hahaha "i follow the law" special dummy

@@darkthought7860 That's literally his job, i mean, if anything goes wrong he can actually reveal he's an inspector.

@@darkthought7860 what a comment from extra special dummy 🤣

Has nothing better to do than to provoke, and planned to film way before he hooked a deputy … I called that type of guy an @sshole .

ong😭

He’s trying so hard to pissed them off😂😂😂😂

He’s definitely a chill friend too 😂 guy’s just being funny, “I like your facial hair.”

He’s being an irritating a** is what he is doing!

Agree. The policeman was being an asshole. He did NOT care that he had a 14 year old kid in handcuffs for nothing. Had it been up to him, he would have thrown that kid in jail for no reason. He should be fired.

Exactly and on what grounds was he suspicious. Like he's hiding drugs in his mouth... Why?​@@Alvan81

Exactly. Worth giving some recognition to the sheriff here. Job well done, great empathetic demeanor, and a good understanding of the law. Just another example of poor training of rookie cops. They are not trained enough, and that situation is a non-violent example of it.

agreed, but some of these comments would have you believe the rookie was good police.@@yellyman5483

@@yellyman5483but the one who had him in cuffs were not going to take him to jail they said at most a petition and that they can’t arrest and this is clearly a rookie cop with how this was most likely just by the books strictly

Cause pigs are racists

​@TonyEnglandUK that's the sad reality of rookie officers...once they fresh from the academy, they believe they're Gods now. They are so uptight and inexperienced with real situations it's sad. Hopefully one day they allow rookies to go with an experienced officer to see how the real world works and how different it is compared to academy life.

its called gettin detained. you im becile@@maskedfjolnir6067

Standard..Don't mind..excessive force I'll retaliate..

Wtf... lol the cop did not "deem him guilty" he detained him, while the father grabbed the bill of sale, at no point was the teen arrested.

The rookie wasn't wrong though if you carefully listen to the Sheriff. The Sheriff just knew how it was going to play out and would have preferred the rookie not get screwed like that, because he also knew what could happen to the rookie once it all settles. The rookie was also incredibly respectful, which was really refreshing to see given how the first example went.

Agreed. The rookie was respectful, and I guess he doesn’t really have the experience yet… I just don’t understand how they can handcuff and detain someone without giving them the chance to provide proof.

I agree with your take on the juvenile, but his polite demeanor had nothing to do with him not going to jail. The rookie officer had already made his mind up. The sheriff saved him.

Did we just watch the same video? The rookie made up his mind and no matter how nice the young man wa the deputy could careless. If the sheriff does not come along the young man wa going to jail. Who was the rookie respectful too? Definitely not the 14 year old in handcuffs because of a mistake. Damn I am glad I grew up in a different time, we built bike from different parts that we never knew the origin, we didnt steal them we were just kids and got parts from all over/@@umbraviventem

He literally said he was being detained. He was not going to haul him off to jail.

actually he did not arrest anybody and only detained. this placement of cuffs does not mean you are arrested despite popular opinion.

No, he detained him. The words “you are under arrest” were never spoken. They could’ve done it without the handcuffs, but handcuffing someone while you verify their story isn’t abnormal. The problem was shoving him in the police car and planning on taking him to the station. They can’t arrest him because he’s a juvenile, but they were still going to go through with it for no reason just because they assumed he was guilty.

If he had of been White would have been handcuffed?? Looking so hard but miss the entire point!!!

no it's a clear arrest. Sorry you are wrong.

Detention refers to the act of keeping someone in official custody, to question them in relation to a specific matter or crime. The arrest is when police take away a person who has been charged with a crime, to investigate, thus removing his/her freedom.

100%, everyone is calling the second officer an asshole or racially profiled. However, it's crazy to me that something like that is immediately labelled racism... There was nothing there that was racist. Just a rookie officer following procedure, being respectful about everything, and the Sheriff providing a good learning experience for the Officer so he knows what to do in future scenarios that are similar.

I could agree but let's not forget ONE little critical thing in my opinion. 12:11 When he gets clearly prompted, that the detainee, in his neighborhood, a minor even, had no business being handcuffed in a squad car, he didn't rush to un-do something that, even if not a HUGE mistake, does look and is quite bad... no, he takes his time, even ask a few more questions and actually never go open that door, his partner did. And that's where that interaction, which looks civil in appearances, with a well composed and respectful at first glance, became very shady imo. Peace.

@@anjayl He might have just wanted to hear a bit more of what the Sheriff had to say, now I could be wrong, but I like to give the benefit of the doubt.

@@anjaylthat other officer joined in halfway into the conversation; it didn’t look like they were done talking. I think first officer was actually pretty good to just let the kid out at that point because he knew he shouldn’t have cuffed him.

I totally agree, but I don’t get why he told the sheriff he was “running his mouth” when all he was trying to do was produce the legitimate bill of sale? It’s like if you do anything do prove a cops assumptions wrong you’re eligible for arrest.

Apparently, he was an auditor, or a person whose job is to try how cops will react to certain situations, that's why he knows his rights so well, as his job is to walk right on the edge of them. The more annoying he is, the better he is doing his job.

​@lordtomlluckrahthegreat9014 lmao its not a job, he's a douche that goes around antagonizing public officials to get a rise out of them and films it for clout.

​@lordtomlluckrahthegreat9014 from what I've read online it's less a job and more a hobby. One that wastes the time of officials just for clicks. If it'd an actual government job cool but it sounds like it's nothing more than a youtuber with a camera.

Exactly.....

Someone needs to get proof for the rest of us regular people not capturing every footstep on camera. They do this 10x without a camera. That man would've been physically ejected from the building without it. The officer even mentioned I like your camera almost like it's the only thing holding him back from physically removing him as he already bumped into him like a crying toddler. Barely an "officer" more of a crybaby boys scout at best

That sheriff handled the situation expertly. Very levelheaded & put himself in the kid’s shoes. Love to see it.

California makes sense. I hate this state. I've had good luck with the departments I've encountered but there are a few rogues.

Intimidating a witness? That's literally HELPING a witness. That cop should be arresting for abusing his authority.

Please sue immediately

​. Not to mention FREE SPEACH, 😅Right? Supposed to be able to voice your opinion, especially a RIGHT !

Shenanigans!!!

Agreed good kid

The parents raised a black kid who understands the severe life-threatening risk of not submitting to someone with a gun who hasn't got a clue about de-escalation.

@@aidenstanley7305 His colour is irrelevant. The 14 year old was probably the most respectful, dignified and gentlemanly guy in this whole video.

@@aidenstanley7305this comment has severely weird and racist energy.

​@@TonyEnglandUKthank you for this great comment glad to know were not all focused on skin color

Same great writing and word use 👍

Not exactly accurate. He should not have detained him BEFORE verifying the vehicle is stolen, but should have detained him AFTER verifying. They LATER learned that there was a bill of sale, and at that point it made sense to get permission to search for the bill of sale, which they could have gotten his help to do.

They did verify, why do you think the stop was made to begin with?

Detaining would have been fine. When a cop calls you over to ask questions that is detainment, you do not need to be cuffed or even touched, they can cuff you while only detaining if you pose a risk of running or your resistive. But he cuffed searched and put the kid in the cruiser. Thats at the level of a arest not detaining.

@@bestleesinna7702 Capitalizing 3 words in 1 short paragraph, extremely annoying.

14 years old, buying, repairing an selling 2 stroke bikes. Amazing

Can't say that about his dad. He stood there like 'I knew my kid is doing drugs.. I bet it's drugs! What? Bill of sale? What you need that for?' If this was my son I'd be much more proactive on his behalf

😊

Bro the 3rd clip is wayyyy to funny how they get all quiet and just start talkin like a couple guys 🤣🤣🤣 “you should grow some facial hair not enough test” ….not enough haha….

This is the easiest part about life things go wrong it's how you deal with them. You sir can't speak on every teenaged persons behalf. They haven't experienced it yet hopefully they don't, but at the same time, it's the way they are raised

They shouldn't even be showing his face, it should be blurred. Hes underaged.

Agree as a parent I'd be pissed

It was handled professionally but definitely not good.

A lawsuit would go nowhere, the officer followed procedure, and being detained, is not the same thing as being unlawfully arrested.

yeah the problem is the cop followed procedure too closely without using common sense.

hes 14 mf ​@noobster6587

The courts and the cops are the same thing. A lawsuit will always be difficult because of this. It's like telling the court to sue itself.

Cuffed & detained doesn't mean arrested. Like, the cop was in the wrong for not letting the kid prove his innocence, but he wasn't incorrect for detaining a suspect first and foremost, especially in a country where literally any bastard could shoot you.

Yup, just a rookie cop going at a situation in a very by the book way . Everything in that clip just screams inexperience with no ill intent behind it.

wasn’t by the book the sheriff told him he can’t hand cuff him and take him to jail because of both the charges and the age. He was treating the 14 year old as a 18 year old. Good thing the sheriff was there or this guy could have made the whole the department look bad.

​@Blawgzawg you might be slow. We know he made a mistake. He wasn't a racist dickbag is what was stated.

@@Borsecann I agree, 100%. There’s nothing in the books that says that a minor cannot be handcuffed during an ongoing investigation. The young Rook did the right thing by seeking the advice of the most senior officer, at no point was the Ofc. disrespectful in anyway

I'm so glad to hear people who see what it really is instead of going off on a tangent and blaming the cops just for being cops. Thank you.

You know why he said that right? He said that so the sheriff didn’t think he interrogated the kid

Which highlights the Sheriffs questioning of the sequence of detainment and verification. The first cop completely showed he illegally detained a minor and questioned them without legal or guardian supervision. You can see the Sheriff have moment where he was going to go off on the officer for his ineptitude.@@zachtrolls5516

No one can contract with a child under 18 .!

All the laws are for commercial activities. By: Blacke's law.so if you are not operating a business, the police do not have any jurisdiction over a men or women .

It's because he was detained but hadn't been read his rights yet so the cop can't ask any questions. But since "he was running his mouth" on his own accord, the cop was able to learn that the bike was purchased from a guy in Wellington. I don't see anything wrong with what the cop said in that context, but it was wrong for him to arrest a 14 year old in the first place because no court would charge him as an adult over possession of a stolen dirt bike.

"Do you know the First Amendment? You probably don't know the Fourth Amendment" (Someone should tell him what _"wasting police time"_ is)

@@TonyEnglandUK He wouldn't even had to have that convo if the cops knew anything. Just because you don't like his attitude does not make the auditor wrong. if anything it was the cops wasting that mans time not the other way.

@@claytonno2571 They're doing a job, man. I wouldn't tolerate someone being that petty, either. Enjoy KZfaq.

yep knife hand was ON.....

I still use the knife hand. People at work don't know how to take me. I told my 7 year old daughter to "double time it" across the street.

He wasn't in the wrong. The sergeant was just stubborn. Military personnel use offensive language all the time, it should be allowed by cops too.

@@patrickledbetter1the police officer using this type of offensive language towards a citizen is out of line in every way. Stop boot licking

​@@jerrydee3144glad I am not the only one who recognizes the power of the knife hand in the video 😅

Sadly, this is not the case for many police departments.

He got off cuz the Sheriff prolly knows that family. He said the kid flips bikes.

​@@morebrainmoregains3234He got off because he's 14 and the kid has a bill of sale. The sheriff probably knows he flips bikes because he asked the dad

The guy clearly had some rooted prejudice “the kid has been running his mouth” where? It doesn’t take a public servant to decipher the tone of a kid who clearly didn’t do anything wrong

i dont think he meant that in a harsh way. Just "i didnt ask him anything, he was just talking on his own", but "suspect running their mouth" is probably an inhouse colloquialism, so common that it's standard @@donatobianco8226

100% agree he was very respectful and just needs guidance and experience. Calling this racial is just looking for racism because you want to.

​@@alanv3575you think they would have put a 14 year old polite white child into handcuffs in a similar situation?

@@InnocentiusLacrimosadon’t know enough about the guy to assume he’s racist. Spoke to him politely, spoke to the dad politely, and took guidance from his superior without objection.

Why do you think he is that calm? He had to force himself to be calm because he is black. I'm white and I have a law degree, and I definitely wouldn't have stayed so calm, letting the cops put handcuffs on me for an offense I didn't commit. But I forgot, I'm white, they would have just politely asked me if this was my bike and if I got a bill for it. Thing of 2 minutes, no problemo. But if a black kid questions the police, they would get clubbed. The behaviour of the kid had nothing to do with manners, but with fear. Wouldn't be the wirst time a black kid got shot for no reason.

​@@megadk93most people would be calm because they don't know the law. The dumbest thing you can do is fight, no matter what your skin color is. Stop putting race into everything.

@@m3po22 My point is: with a white person, they would have dealt otherwise. A white person, calm as this boy, would not have been put in handcuffs for a hypotetical reason. And that's just true.

his a 4 star college football prospect. With his temperament he will probably make it to the NFL

@@megadk93 no.

Right. The correct play is to *not* engage. So what do they do? Engage.

@@cdavidlake2 If I were an auditor i’d toy around with em too and there’s not a damn thing they can do about it 😂 But engage, of course

​@@jhurt3824Sounds like your making an assumption and all you have to do is ignore him and go home to your wife and kids...

@@jhurt3824 Exactly right. The "auditor" is just a smart-ass with nothing else to do until he hits a gold mine with an officer that gives him the attention he wants. I don't like cops on power trips, but there are plenty of assholes in all walks of life... like "auditors".

@@jhurt3824 Bootlicking is unbecoming. You should read the constitution.

It was more of, he was seeing red and was annoyed that she didn't try to take lead earlier. They didn't really give a reason as to why they were there or anything and when she did step up and take control of the conversation he credited her on the good she did but still vented his frustrations.

It was more of, he was seeing red and was annoyed that she didn't try to take lead earlier. They didn't really give a reason as to why they were there or anything and when she did step up and take control of the conversation he credited her on the good she did but still vented his frustrations.

@@SmokeyMarshmallows thank u for the long ass explanation I did read all of it 💀

Yes the dirtbike one was done well. The cop who put the cuffs on learned from the more experienced cop and was polite the who time.

FAR to few! There is way more cops that back up the "bad cop" then step up and do whats right. Its sad that seeing a "good cop" is rare.

Don't think his rights were violated. Detainment of a juvenile under those circumstances while legal, were not warrented. I'm not defending the cop I'm just reacting to people talking about rights being violated when they weren't. Just didn't need to go as far as it did.

@@25spaz I do not think that is true but good cops doing the right thing do not get you clicks on KZfaq.

There are good cops out there and I have seen them and talk with them. I even had dealing with bad cops. Just walking to the road to get my grandma a coffee from the gas station in town the year I got out of highschool. For about 5 to 6 years they would just stop me walking because they would just board and flexing the power they think they had over me

Frrr

Crooked cop

I’m thinkin of becomin one now

@@Lilniggatwekeken becoming what

@@snipez2600 an auditor at a police station lol

@@Lilniggatwekeken Hope all goes well for u

He said he's becoming a fraudauditor​.. @@snipez2600

Sure made that sergeant look like a dumbass😂

Prob served in military.

i would bet it would be completely different without the camera. also the auditor wasn't no saint either.

​@MrDarelove what the auditor do wrong

@@primusgamerx3281 nothing particularly, but it's clear that he was looking for a fight for his own amusement and added to the fire