Sheriff: you got a warrant for a misdemeanor Cop: yep Welcome to the USA where government will spare no resources even if that means spending thousands putting a case together on bull shit that will not make society any better. Why do we allow them to waste money like this

@@atheismisknowledge746 if they serve warrants on misdemeanor they probably have more evidence to take someone down. Most likely the judge needed some final proof to link this man. Hopefully they get it.

@@philheathslegalteam Don't forget that the PD is also the plaintiff in the case, so, they could just be fishing, or trying to push a little weight around too.....

@@crforfreedom7407 yes that too.

They should have used the battering ram.

Fired, more like it.

Jailed you mean

@@interstellar618 FIRE IMMEDIATELY and the INVESTIGATED and then ARRESTED... lol...

U mean the whole u.s.a

That whole department needs to be disbanded.

That’s what I found out about them and who knows how many people in jail for false charges or who knows if received money to drop charges.

Yeah they were clearly hiding and holding onto the evidence,clearly something was on those phones they didn’t want to give up to them.

I mean, it did happen during covid

Oh nvm at :40 he said it too. Didnt catch the first time

Theyre probably sniffing something that explains the door locked

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They do that so some whack job with a gun doesn't; catch them off-guard doing paperwork or something and get the drop on them. Our Sheriff's office does the same thing and they aren't corrupt.

This is just another example of abuse of power, and why we need to de-militarize and control our police forces.

Ye cause it's a police station and he's a cop and either way they have his 2 phones so it's fine why would he run away

Attitude/posture of "receivers" confrontational... "Deliverers" don't know where to put the dots on the "I's" and look lost... Bad on both sides.

Yng Mf It's not a police station. It's a sheriff's office. It's the place where he has the power and control. Generally speaking, it's his turf. They should have cuffed him immediately and let him wait for his lawyers at their station just like any other suspect...otherwise it's essentially nepotism.

@@yngmf1364 Simply because any suspect who is being served by warrant for "personal" and official property would not be allowed to leave and said property would have been immediately confiscated and individual arrested for not complying with said warrant, but nothing happened to him and he was allowed to wander in and out of his office with his 2nd in command holding the fones giving them ample time to do whatever with those fones.

@@bert1450 Well they probably are documented who has what. And wouldn’t it be a crime if they handed over things they knew were not the right bits of evidence? Like that sounds like it should be a law if it isn’t already.

They don't. Every time the Sheriff steps away he hands the phone to the undersheriff who stays in view of the police.

@@LoneStarMillennial False. Those officers started getting upset because they *all* walked in the other room, including the man holding the phone(s). Then the sheriff walked out with his posse and responded to their concerns saying the phones were "in a safe place". Such bs. Just taser him, throw him in cuffs to detain him and carry out your warrant already!

This is stupid shit in America

Agreed WTF a warrant is a warrant they must live in Trump country where a law enforcement officer has to prove to another law enforcement officer that the warrant they have isn't fake . Totally asinine . That is somebody's tax dollars at work . Shameful

Called being a narcissistic pig

So when the Sheriff goes into his office, when he walks back out his under sheriff immediately gets a text message mmm 'We need to swap the phones in your pocket for some other "clean" phones.' On numerous occasions the sheriff cops blatantly deceive the professional courtesy extended by the police. To be fair the police should have shown that courtesy by at LEAST demanding the phones were placed on a table away from the sheriff's and in clear view of the police.

@Ry No actually, they read the search warrant already, which means he was already legally obliged to follow it, the moment he did that (handed his phone over to another officer) he should have been cuffed and arrested. I'm not even joking, what he did was straight up illegal. In fact, the fact that he only got 3years out of this is appalling. I don't care if he did do a lot of good as a sheriff, he's supposed to be the example that everyone goes by, which just goes to show how fucked our justice system is. On every level it's broken.

@@ApinofArc …Exactly, and this is why I made the comment I did.

@@rochellewant5418 yeaaa...don't know why I phrased it that way. It made it sound like Ry didn't understand. My bad. (Not sure if that's you or not?)

That only applies to us smaller unimportant people. The law is above the law … duh 🙃

They don't. Unless your an officer or sheriff

More like what person in general gets to call his lawyer they should have arrested from the get go and he can call his attorney from the jail like everyone else

No one is permitted to call their attorney before a search warrant is executed. The place to contest the validity of the warrant is in court. This just shows such bias and special treatment. Law enforcement are not above the law….or are they?

Yeah, they were tipped off

He is a little king in his kingdom.

@@nerthus4685 was...lol

@@nerthus4685 😂😂😂😂

He is the White King in his house. Saying "search me" after intentionally handing phones over to his lackey.

That's comes from any LEO is astounding

🤣🤣

Yeah too bad we live in a police state

if citizens all had body armor and pistols it would go the same way

Jason Dougherty Was thinkin the same thing, mang.

Preach

He was Charged with obstruction of justice, these cops were just super chill guys who, I feel, would have been polite with any citizen.

Well- in my state, the Sheriff is the highest ranking law enforcement official in the county. The chief of police answers to the mayor/judges/courts- an officer of the court. The Sheriff is elected by, answers to & works for the people. So, then serving him a warrant- is akin to the mayor, or governor being arrested. An example; The local sheriff in my county- has declared us a sanctuary county & claims he would protect us from the feds. That, his authority supersedes there’s- here. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Yes it needs to be signed by a real judge not some damn auditor.

@@stjjames sheriff can be fired by the mayor

Erin Kelly you can’t fire someone you didn’t hire. Sheriffs are elected. Hell I even googled this just cause I never thought I’d hear something like this and right there it says no, a mayor cannot fire another elected official.

@@stjjames A local sheriff cannot impede with or interfere with federal law enforcement faithfully enforcing federal law. The sheriff gets his or her powers from the state and not the federal government. He or she may be the top/chief law enforcement officer in his or her own county but that only applies to enforcing state law or local county/city ordinances. The sheriff has no control over the enforcement of federal law. Anyone can technically be arrested if there is a valid court order.

Well yeaaa duh! It’s like getting a discount on merchandise when you work at a store.. or at least I’m sure that’s how they look at it. Truth is most citizens probably wouldn’t even mind police getting certain perks being that (some) do put their lives on the line to do what they do.. but again and again they take it too far

I said same to someone else 😂😂

Because they are with guns too.. It can turn to battle

As the officer with the bodycam says in this video, the Sheriff is in his own building with his Undersheriff and at least 3 or 4 deputies (that they're aware of). All those guys have guns. They're trying to avoid a shootout. Sheriff alludes to that earlier in the video too. He looks out through the door and says "You have three units out there? That's alot." Officer responds that the Sheriff has all his units there and the Sheriff replies "you think I'm going to do something." Officer responded with "I don't know" and Sheriff goes "woooow." That was, essentially, the Officer telling the Sheriff they're concerned he could turn his units on them if he had them more outnumbered than he did. Sheriff responds as though he's shocked by the assertion he'd do that, but it's worth noting he's the one who looked outside and started counting how many units the city police sent out to serve the warrant, lol This was an inter-departmental standoff

They are as guilty as the sheriff

Well, these people are all more aware of and articulate about the law and criminal procedure than most civilians (aside from the sheriff claiming that judges handle all warrants), so they tread far more carefully in these types of situations than most people would. They know exactly what happens when you get loud and belligerent with law enforcement, and they don’t want to have to pay their lawyers any more than they have to in order to defend additional charges.

BIG FACTS...I'm jus say'n

Guns vs guns is the difference 😂. Badge vs badge 😂

LoL you'll never get a chance to make that call. Promise.

R B they are gonna tase him before he even pulls out his phone.

You would get tackled, beaten, and your phone ripped out of your hands. And resisting. Police always get special treatment.

@Ricky Springfieldthink about it guys....guns on every hip in the building and outside. This one had to be played cool.

his lawer/ you mean hacker to wipe phone clean while using the phone that is supposed to be confiscated . regular people (citizens ) can't even go in our own house whie it's being searched !!!!!!

@JR so what’s the answer to the hypocrisy

In reality, no knock search warrants are extremely difficult to obtain. I've been a cop for 27 years and have never even seen one. So your comment is not entirely correct. These warrant was served exactly as it was supposed to. The Sheriff's conduct was shameful which is why he is now in prison for 3 years and the undersheriff was forced to resign.

@@JR-dv2vw and don’t move next to someone who might do something with a no knock warrant…. i had the cops kick in my door looking for a guy on a search warrant…. he lives in apartment 118, i live in 18…. i was a sleep and the naked, on my hardwood, no contact lenses, didn’t know off hand where my wallet was, and the police rummaged through my shit to find my wallet to discover i was the wrong guy…. they left my place a mess and my door completely broken in the winter in the 20 degree weather, door wouldn’t even close…. i had to call off work for 2 days cause i didn’t want to leave my apartment accessible to anyone before my property manager fixed it

@Coolerthan Afrieza you could clearly see the sheriff leaning on the wall to the right trying to delete evidence

The mob take care of its own

Extending “Professional courtesy” to a police officer or police family members and friends is apart of "Blue Wall Of Silence" or OMERTA which is a code of silence practiced by the Mafia or Organized Crime.The code is established when the police department's has 2 different policies one is the lawful official departmental policies and the other is the unlawful unofficial departmental policies. The reason why the policy is unofficial and unwritten or written but not available as public records is because the policy is illegal on its face or as applied. The policy informs, trains, directs, encourages and mandates compliance. If there is noncompliance with policy then there is orders, threats, coercion and even punishment to ensure compliance. If the Official and Unofficial policy were the same there would be no need to establish a Blue Wall Of Silence because there would be no discrepancies therefore nothing to hide.

Nicely said.

If it were a citizen, everyone of those cops wld have had there knee, taser, etc in his ass. Total BS.

20:35 would’ve been citizens meeting ground

Not to mention, an embarrassment to New Mexico. This is not what we want to be known for.

@@cassandradiaz7651 hey, at least they caught it, and are trying to do something about it. That’s more than most places do, so kudos. 👍 It’s the ones that keep getting away with it that give law enforcement a bad name.

Anything he erase they will find it

Why I hated law enforcement. No good bums.

A bunch of UNSKILLED UNEDUCATED UNELECTED LAZY UNION BUREAUCRATS JACK BOOTED THUGS.

Yes, taken to the ground and tazed - this is far from a regular citizen though

We’d have heard the police utter their favourite phrase, “We’re past this now” before they put the handcuffs on the citizen 😂

Wouldn't even get passed, "which judge ordered".... ..be on ground black n blue..🤕💀

YES, AND THEY'D GET SHOT OR ARRESTED VIOLENTLY.

Eggs With legs...

Oompa loompa

They sit on their fat asses and eat donuts all day

Dick Smasher They started shooting suspects instead of chasing them to detain them ... 💯

One of them on the far right had to hold himself up by having his hand on the high trophy case cupboard -19:00

They don't think they're above the law, they KNOW their above the law

The city police, AS THE PLAINTIFFS IN THE CASE in question, were not by New Mexico's State Constitution the ones who should have been issuing the warrant, even if they weren't the plaintiffs in the case the warrant was about. According to state Constitution, only the court could have directly handled this matter under the constitution. The Sheriff should have been called in to the court and the warrant issued. That's per state Constitution. This Sheriff had EVERY RIGHT to be suspicious, handing over direct evidence to the plaintiffs in the case the warrant was for. Who by state Constitutional law has no power or authority over the Sheriff.

He is the sheriff he is the elected officer he is the law of the county. The problem is the ones who served the warrant was not justified the only one that can arrest or serve the warrant it the county coroner’s office.

@@shomeparanormal That's some states, from what I was able to glean from NM State Constitutional law (which I looked up and read on the subject😁) in NM, the COURTS are the only legal authority over the Sheriff. That means, they should have called him, told him what was going on, ordered him to come in and surrender his phones to them. Period. If he resisted that lawful request, the a higher authority per the constitution like a state agency should have then been deployed. In any event, a lesser LEO organization WITH NO LEGAL AUTHORITY CONSTITUTIONALLY OVER THE SHERIFF had no business serving this warrant. ESPECIALLY when you stop and consider the fact that they were not only the summons enforcers for the warrant, BUT THEY WERE ALSO THE COMPLAINANT AND PLAINTIFF IN THE CASE THE WARRANT WAS ISSUED FOR!!!! What a racket!

Sheriffs are elected peace officers, police are corporate stooges.

Our whole family would be hogtied before we handed the phone off.

Yeah....i hate that shit. I always say something like, "thats a truly masterful attempt at manipulation, however, the law requires you to provide a valid reason why i need be searched, not me to provide a reason why i shouldn't be searched.

@@neroaugustus5378 I think you missed the point of his comment

@@neroaugustus5378 I liked the comment, but that isn't how it works anymore. Not even in courts. If you are accused of something it's up to you to prove your innocents. Unless of course you have the money for an average attorney. Have to have some connection with law to have rights now.

@@neroaugustus5378 he's referring to the sheriff refusing to turn in his phone and that the same thing cops always say now applies here to this sheriff. By law enforcements own logic he must have something to hide by refusing to surrender his phone

Reminds me of Deliverance.

That’s a good one

Dear God. Just when i didn't think it could get worse, i read this. So true. You win the whole internet.

That's because he didn't run, or pull out a weapon, or resist by fighting back... funny how that works.

@@tikka300wsm5 you must’ve missed the part in the video where he went through the back into his car before being stopped. And if that happens to the average citizen and they resist verbally but not physically..does that make a difference in the eye of law enforcement? Call it what it is.. double standards

@@WalterGoodfellow so you are expecting every single person to be treated exactly the same? Good luck with that. He a cop, he already knows he carries a firearm on his side and is in the station with others carrying. He isn't some average Joe on the street with criminal history. And are we excluding that they arrested this guy along with another sheriff? So did they get special privilege? Or people just looking for something to bitch about?

@@tikka300wsm5 yeah okay

Bro my pipi kinda hurt, could you help me with it?

Reverse the roles, and you get the exact same video.

You don't know what the fuck you're talkin about the county sheriff has more legal rights and jurisdiction than the city cop does

Not really, could be a simple issue of too much respect for their sheriff or hurt pride lol. Let em learn a lesson.

Electric Gamez - The corruption in our legal system knows no bounds. And it's frankly beyond DISGUSTING. These cops are world-class POS's, period. ALL police are NOT bad. I don't lump everyone in a group together based on the actions of a few, or even of many... Because 1 or some does not equal "all". That being said, corruption is rampant in our legal system(s) as a whole, *REGARDLESS* of anyone who wants to claim otherwise. SOME: Police are corrupt Judges are corrupt Lawyers are corrupt Politicians are LEGALLY corrupt, since by law, they are allowed to receive funds from big money donors. They are not "supposed to" allow that to influence their decisions, but come on... If you're living in reality, OF COURSE those donors receive decisions from the politicians, Congress, Senate, AND the courts in their favor. Beyond that, there's certainly plenty of politicians who are involved-in _illegal corruption_ on-top of the legal corruption. Again, not all nor even the majority of LEO's are corrupt, nor abuse their power. It may _seem_ that way, because the videos, articles & recorded interactions that garner views & attention, involve (of course) the ones who break the law themselves, ARE corrupt, conduct themselves as-if the law doesn't apply to them, or if it does, then they compart themselves in a manner illustrative of the fact that they BELIEVE they're "above the law." This level of corruption has always taken place; now with more departments requiring & implementing body/lapel cameras, at patrol vehicles having dashcams for quite some time, at least the public is slowly but surely becoming (more) aware of such activities, and many (not all) of these individuals are facing consequences for their actions. Which they should! If a 5 year old can comprehend the idea that if they do something wrong they'll be punished, then you better believe 'Law Enforcement Officers' MUST be held accountable, AND too the same, if not a _higher_ standard. Anyway. Here's the unequivocal bottom line: *If ANY citizen conducted themselves in the same manner as these LEO's, stalled, tampered with evidence, failed to comply, or refused the officers with the warrant entry to obtain any item listed within the warrant, putting up the SLIGHTEST bit of resistance, at a minimum the officers would have went hands-on within minutes, possibly drawn their tasers/used their tasers, and/or at the MAXIMUM drawn their firearms and secured the firearms of the non-complying parties (if present)* and the citizens would have been charged with resisting an officer or failure to comply. _There's NO FUCKING WAY_ the situation would have played out the same for the average citizen! They would NOT have been given "professional courtesy" nor been treated with kid gloves and been this patient for this long. *IT SIMPLY, WOULD... NOT... HAPPEN* HYPOCRITICAL & PATHETIC behavior all-around. But as anyone who actually pays attention already knows, these assholes live by the "rules for thee, not for me" motto. They'll let their fellow officers get away with breaking laws left & right, then turn around and violate the rights of some random citizen for "suspicious behavior" 😐

true am with ya but what i realize that the local police doing all this shit happening now a days, what am seeing,.... and who are these guy?? fbi or police district?? how many police section are there this is really scary

You are very rite u would think that being sheriffs any of them would follow the law instead of the main guy but ay it’s like the saying says the blind leads the blind

The sheriff was later arrested in an anything but loyal way. He was humiliated on camera.

Joel Voss Yes indeed

Im sure you would do the same if you were in law enforcement buddy

And the 2 of them were in the office for 5 mins before that

Hell no. They would have cuffed you and took what they wanted

Yes you can

Yeah I wonder the same thing

And walk off while armed and go into the back rooms out of sight for 25mins... Rules for thee, but not for me!

when the people you're serving are also heavily armed

Lol

@@TimWebber not armed, these people are in the same group, just this individual is a POS...

@@thechimp9379 good job, convicting someopne of a crime that hasnt been proven yet. thats why is country is getting so messed up. heard of due process?

Because there's guns involved and it could easily become the Wild West so fear sets in and they become professionals like they don't do out here

So simple…if they resist physically, back down and then get armed reinforcements. No need to de-escalate or discuss matters with professionals.

@@Juicetheeunuch The warrant was signed by a judge and totally legal. That means he was obligated to turn them over immediately. But he refused. He and his cult of officers resisted a lawful warrant. Audit the Audit gave the officers serving the warrant a poor grade too, because they chose to let the phones repeatedly out of their sight with the suspect, and potential Co conspirator, which gave them time and ability to delete evidence. They should've ordered the phones turned over, and then placed everyone in handcuffs. In Georgia, they arrested the attorneys of a client accused of child abuse for not complying with a search warrant that didn't pertain to them. They possessed one of the suspect's phones the police wanted, because their client said it had evidence to prove his innocence. The client gave them the phone inside the courthouse, BEFORE the search warrant was served outside. So in that case, the officers and DA got in trouble. You can't arrest people for obstructing a specific warrant that didn't name them or any of their property. So even though the subject of the search warrant handed his phone to someone else, it was not illegal because the warrant had not been served yet. In this case, the "sheriff" handed his phones to his under-sheriff after the search warrant was served and gave an unlawful order for the under sheriff to keep them in his possession until he had prednisone to turn them over.

Or the City Council and Judge is dirty.

This happens a lot. If you look it up you’d see it. It happen in Georgia not to long ago.

In NC, the SBI or a state trooper is the only entity that can serve a warrant and arrest the sheriff. This is good because it avoids confrontations like this where a lower ranking police dept gets involved with this.

What about the one with the fbi arresting those officers lmao

@@AwkwardYet WOW. I missed that. Wish I could have seen it. Do you happen to have the link?

Their all crooked

@@billwilliams6433 Wrong, grow up.

Liam how do the crooked public servants stay in place and move without a worry...? It’s because the so called “good” public servants are too busy covering for them. So yes that makes them all crooked.

Bill Williams they’re*. And no they aren’t all corrupt. If that were the case you’d be telling me that millions of citizens that happen to work in the police department throughout the country would somehow be in on it. That’s as crazy as saying the Illuminati is real 😂

Jacob you can be in your feelings all you want about it and bring other stuff up to justify it, but the fact remains all public servants are bad including the ones you personally know. Learn how to stay on topic ✌🏾

The Sheriff is corrupt.

@@joelvoss1226 is the local Sherif corrupt or the Police...or both?

@@darrellclark9596 ACAB

@@darrellclark9596 I have no info on the local Police Department in this video. I have researched the Sheriff though.

@@joelvoss1226 All pigs are corrupt.

I could not Agree more with You. Put him in a cell with some of those he arrested and Harassed

It’s called the blue wall and it’s alive and well.

@@kenyonbissett3512 Yeah. I can see it. It's sick.

Good Cops need to hold bad cops accountable.

Easier said than done. Blue wall in place. (Look the attitude of the precinct's officers) The situation is very tense. You could slice the atmosphere with a knife!

The only reason they didn’t kick it down from the start was because it is a public building. Kicking a public buildings door in resorts in fines for them. So they did the right thing.

Troy Yang no need to get hostile bro. Just stating what I know. Hope you having a blessed day man.

Also the doors go out so there is no way that two Officers are going to "kick" it in with out SWAT tools.

Troy Yang lol man like I said hope your having a blessed day MR. Yang

iiTzAbsTracT Yeah but kicking down my door results in private property damage and would result in being shot.

LOOKS THAT WAY

It does.

Yup. Erasing phone calls, delete contacts, text messages, emails, cameras. Bleach bit everything folks. Lock them out of everything. Throw the computer harddrives in the bath tub. Snap your phones in half. Start the place on fire. Ignite the sprinklers. Fire Axe an Extiungisher to the monitors. Guard that document shredder at all costs! What you do in the next 5 minutes will determine the next 25 years of your life 😆. Lol just trash the place. Let all the jail mates out of their cells. They're trying to escape and have overrun us.

😂😂😂😂😂

U da goat for that comment

He is dirty sheriff they protect him so they are dirty to ! They should have arrested all of them .

" what's up guys ? " you know what's up so does the woman going into the backroom and everyone else in the building , that's why the door was locked and 4 - 5 people came to answer it .

There not cops!

Have you ever seen the movie 'War on Everyone'? It's hilarious. It's two cops that are doing lots of criminal stuff- like snorting coke in a bathroom. Then they hear sirens coming and go 'oh shit, the cops'. Then the other guy goes 'wait, we are the cops'. And then they just laugh and continue on with the coke. This video reminded me of the movie.

M J I just checked out the trailer and gonna watch it this week. It looks pretty funny

@@Axis.Mundis. 👍 Hope you like it! Your comment and this video is what made me think of it.😊 (This is random, but another great movie I just saw is 'The Gentleman'. Guy Ritchie movie- also one of the funniest movies I think I have ever seen). Take care and thx for making me laugh.

he is not a civilian.. there obviously Cv-1niner deputes going on.

you need to consider thats a office filled with at least 6 armed and trained deputies.... the last thing they want is a gun battle

"professional courtesy"

@@bradytucker1701 the fuck are you talking about there would never be a gun battle like that between law enforcement agencies. You on crack?

A citizen would have been beaten and hog-tied.

and he does lol

He does around 19 minutes in

And right before he did, I thought "This mofo is about to ask if he's being detained" then BAM! Frikkin golden 😂

or "I'm not leaving, I'm traveling."

😂🤣

I totally agree no way in hell I would put my badge on the line for him.

Somebody's getting in the stash

Looks like they all have something in their cavities 😲

It's an awkward situation. Which is why they're all acting awkward.

Hurry!!! Hide the kiddie porn!!!

Co-chief?? Lol. You mean “undersheriff.” There are no “chiefs” or “co-chiefs” in a sheriff’s department. Furthermore, there’s no such thing as as a “co-chief” in a police department either.

He didn't. He gave the phones to another officer that stayed out there. They said that right after he took the papers

@@Reddeadrobin1 and when would that even be allowed to a person who's NOT LEO!

@@ysirk7253 often... You do what you want, as long as you don't interfere with their search... See you're comparing this to cases, where they already have enough to arrest, and do them both at once, as to not tip someone off to the investigation. So I guess this is a case of... You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. And still think what you have to say matters.

@@emilyhofland8219 lmfaooooo have you ever been involved in ANY case? Either side of a case?

@@emilyhofland8219 🖕🏻💋🖕🏻💋🖕🏻💋

😃😃😃😃😃👍

When it happens to non-cops, its obstruction of justice, resisting arrest, etc. Who asks "did the warrant say NOW".

This is something that is great about America. In most other countries a powerful law enforcement officer would never be held accountable.

Nerthus yeah normally the boys in blue have a gang mentality so this is ultra rare

Amen

Nerthus this is extremely rare in the US actually

It waird to see back in Indiana the only person who can arrest the sheriff on state charges is the coroner which mean if a coroner wont do it the only other option is to wait till hes out of office and then get him later if the statute of limitations isn't up or go to the feds and get him indicted on federal charges. Indiana is the only state that I know of that allows this.

Wronge! There is special programme that delete all information and make it invisible!

@@WW-hn5yb oh really? n what’s that? …asking for a friend btw

If he had done it prior to getting served with the search warrant then it would be legal, doing it after the fact is obstruction of justice.

@@Torsin2000 the one that accepts it after he was served is also guilty of aiding and embedding

@@DanMcD80 that would be hard to prove, he could claim he was attempting to be a neutral third party until the sheriff agreed to relinquish them. Now if a non cop tried that they would both get arrested and charged with obstruction. I think this would have been better carried out by the State Police, but that's just my 2 cents.

they would beat your ass & arrest your friend, lucky if you make it out without being hurt

Your face would be against the ground; next to your girlfriend.

Because fuck people. We don't deserve to be here. None of us have a right to continue this shitshow. Bad people mess up the world and Everyone else allows it..

Alex Abel oh the edge

CUFFED?! They woulda gotta slammed.. If Black they woulda have been BRUTALIZED

@Mike He might be edgy, but he's not wrong.

That’s why you need a gun. It’s why governments always want to ban firearms.

I’d rather not piss off the guy with a gun and his goons. The officers knew their shit was air tight so rather than start a shootout or a fight with a county Sheriff they waited for him to realize he had no choice. I wouldn’t call it privilege more like smart move on the city PD’s part

They are all part of the same officers Union. And it doesn't matter if you're in the right or the wrong everyone respects other union members until someone overseas it and tells you that they were wrong

Caleb Postoak oh..so if a normal citizen had guns,they would come in all nice and calm like that and give them the same non privelaged treatment...wake up!

skank hunt if people have something to hide they act like this. What I’m trying to say is you don’t want to completely cut ties with your county cops because their sheriff is under investigation.

Bruce Discher nah bro you miss what I’m saying like I said to skank hunt you don’t wanna start shit with the other officers who may be their back up at some point. City and county work together almost every day, and because one is a shit bag doesn’t mean you ruin relations with the whole department.

It's sad really, the badges serving that warrant are using their powers to investigate a vendetta between the two agencies and it appears we are footing the bill

I think this just proved the kind of special treatment they get give me a break

No!

Except your President 😂

Why u think he went to his truck

LOL, a Sheriff is equal to the court, not inferior. It's his discretion.

@@ccav01 ... So following a court order is optional? Interesting theory.

Guess who's wearing the guns? 😁

@ Glen Turney.....you win

Ain’t that the truth.

Sheriff has a gun, so do his 3 buddies. If they want to take him down hard they'd need a tank

They can't take him down in any way aggressive, the first party to be aggressive could lose their pension and even though the cop got indicted he likely didn't lose his pension and stepped down before he was fired. Too common

@Funny Funker The people don't get "diplomacy" we get petty tyrants, serious permanent injuries, roadside executions, and drugs planted. The people get their civil rights violated millions of times a day in America. I used to love the Police but then I grew up, you should try it.

Regular person would of got beaten up, a blood covered face and some cracked ribs.

nah. in states like N.J. cops are only belligerent in north jersey, where a lot of melting pot ethnicities are, like NYC, a 3rd world country. In central jersey like Neptune City, they know they are uneducated, minorities (mostly italy) and if they do not break stuff, get caught selling heroin or beat their wives in public (though 1 cop, Sgt.Siedle, shot up his wife in the street couple yrs. ago, it is on KZfaq) they can nap their way to retirement in the patrol vehicles. We got to put 'fuck ups' somewhere, P.D.s are a good place cause we can kind of keep track of what they are breaking or stealing. Otherwise these unproductive citizens would starve to death in the street due to being unskilled and lazy.

The Sheriff is required to comply with the courts' orders, but the warrant for the property does not necessarily grant them the power to arrest or use force against the Sheriff's person that is outside their jurisdiction - they would need to bring in a different kind of warrant for the Sheriff's arrest and/or an official with the authority to arrest the Sheriff.

Yeah cops get special treatment, it's bullshit!!

@@Dracolith1 except when an under deputy touched the officer serving the warrant thats assaulting an officer

Might have something to do with the fact that they are out gunned.

Also everybody is wearing cameras, what would be back then without cameras 📷

@bob roberts The cameras are what is holding them together at this scene.

You could cut the tension with a knife.

@@edwinjones1000 I'd say a chainsaw is needed.

Ego vs ego

Why wouldn't he? He's the sheriff, therefor king of sovereign citizens by their own requests to only adhere to counties.

Do you have a link to the story?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZygeduiu6zQfH0.html This is the KZfaq news article

www.krqe.com/news/crime/rio-arriba-county-sheriff-arrested/

@@hunterwolff183 thanks

The sheriff was arrested for a misdemeanor for resisting arrest. He apparently was in trouble a couple months ago Appearing drunk at a crime or civil scene.

Oh please stop acting like the media and making this a stereotype of cops. Cops are humans. Some are pieces of shit, but most are genuinely good people just like 99% of other professions

ToastyMcNuggetLuvr I’d say more like 60% are good cops.

Yeah, what a fuckin joke!

ToastyMcNuggetLuvr so the same applies to general public. Doesn’t change how they treat everybody the same. If these guys served me with a warrant I don’t believe they would be nearly as patient waiting for me to cal my lawyer and having multiple chances to destroy evidence.

@Commentor1 that's totally fine you feel that way, but do me a favor... Never call 911. I don't want my brother ever risking his life to save a twat like you.

that fat lucky to have his job sheriff deputy telling an obviously military trained officer not to reach lmfao

pirkkala shut up prick

@@pirkkala Most police are ex-military.

Assassin_rk42 most police are actually kiddos who wanted to be in the military but didn’t fit the requirements or failed training

The shorter sheriff deputy is a jailer he is not a law enforcement officer. The deputy has no arrest authority and is not allow to touch anyone related to his job who is not in custody. It was a case of a protective deputy and a cop who let him know he is a bigger swinging dick.

Ur lucky if they dont shoot...

jammed up, we'd be lucky to walk away alive.

@@forestjohnson7474 the difference isn't the badge. The difference is armed authority, backup, and state mandate. The sheriff is exercising a right which ordinary citizens are _meant_ to have.

@@forestdenizen6497 exactly, without the others that are with the sheriff they would have arrested him on the spot.

I always do that but it works best when your in a group

Maybe we'll get lucky and they will standoff ... I can protect myself.

I know... :) he is all like... *"Don't touch Don't touch"* with a threatening expression on his face while slamming the door shut. lol.. I still can't believe these arresting officers let them still have their LETHAL weapons on their belts while all this is going on. Just turn the table around, Joe the plumber in 10 seconds of their arrival would be eating the floor or pavement and handcuffed. ROTFLMAO!!!

He reminds me of a super trooper.

He’s something else. Chief of Police is trying to his best but the under Sheriff has an attitude

Word.

Yesssssss I completely agree.

Perfect comment.

Ron P facts

This was pure poetry my friend.

Good old boys club

Real talk

Sounds that Way

They 🔒 the phone s

No doubt!...they were ready to get it on.

1000% true

He's "acting" guilty.. It works both ways