17:11 Any officer that disables or mutes their bodycam during an investigation should be charged with obstruction and tampering with evidence.

There’s a famous saying, “People don’t like cops, but everyone loves a Firefighter,” this just pushes that saying further.

"GET OUT OF MY CRIME SCENE" like he called dibs or something

arresting a firefighter while his doing his job is wild 💀

I love how the cops trying their best to de-escalate the tension with the witness and then the detective shows up and decides to escalate as much as possible

Fun fact. If a medically licensed person is on the scene, in regards to providing medical care to an injured person, they outrank every law enforcement officer on a state and sometimes federal level.

These cops needs to be held accountable. This doesn't serve the public in anyway. It's a disservice.

In Serbia, there is a sudden and sharp decline in people running to help others. Primarily women and children. There were instances that a woman was assaulted and a passer by interfered. However, once the cops get there, they simply put everybody under custody. What often happens is that the victim, for whatever reason, can't confirm the helper's story or for whatever reason (shock etc) even says that the helper participated in the assault and then the Good Samaritan is also facing a jail time for helping... As for not helping the children it is simply out of fear smb might shout "pedophile"... However, the most common case when the Serbs end up in prison for basically no reason at all is if they in any way harm the burglar that has just broken into their home. Same stuff; "the burglar has rights, too". Several years ago a drug addict broke into a house where a man, his wife and their 2 months old baby lived. The guy heard some noise, went to check it out and found the burglar in the kitchen. The burglar attacked him with a screwdriver and the guy grabbed the first thing that came under his hand - a kitchen knife. He killed the burglar and ended up in prison for that cos he "used more force than necessary with superior weapon"... Basically, for defending his home, wife and baby...

I was robbed in my home 12 years ago. While laying in the hospital the next day I was interviewed by a detective who eventually accused me of selling crack(which I’ve never seen)and started building a case on me instead of finding the guy that robbed me. I’ve been blind in my left eye since that robbery, I’ll never forget that detective, his name was Dan Binkley

for touching the gun he gets charged with felony possession of a firearm what the hell is that logic

That nurse was so heartbreaking.

“Is my fiance ok?” “Idk who ur fiancé is”

Im a medic of 10 years. Been threatened with arrest while on the job twice. Tyrants are everywhere.

The detective saying “GET OUT OF MY CRIME SCENE” 1, as if he owns the crime scene, and 2, as if garces wasn’t a part of the crime scene is absolutely absurd

This is why it's so hard to have good people in such a corrupt world.

"i've done this for 20 years" *proceeds to end his streak*

bro, imagine defending yourself from being shot and you get a felony charge for possessing the firearm you disarmed from your aggressor

Getting demoted from a lieutenant to a patrol officer must've been such a huge strike on his ego. I would have paid money just to see his face.

"get out of my crime scene" is an unhinged thing to say

"He's tampering with evidence"... immediately after muting body cams for the entire conversation

That nurse actually did sue and won money, as she should have.

Those cops are the definition of pure corruption

This video reminds me of when I was a bit younger (16). Got my parents car shot by a bb gun by some kids from school who bullied me all the time. It wasn't major damage but I got hell for the dents and scratches. I had called the cops and, when they got there, they told my parents that I was the one who shot my car and that he suspected I was on drugs due to my studdering problem. Got hell for the car and the drugs I never did as my parents believed the officer over me. It wasn't until years later that I recollected the story to my mom and she told me what they told her. Dude didn't listen to me at all and said I was most likely lying. Never heard anything bsck from the officer nor did the car ever get fixed.

Hospital management failed the nurse. They should have immediately come down to manage the situation.. Also, if she had given them what they wanted without a warrant they would have thrown her under the bus for a serious HIPAA violation where the patient could have sued the hospital.

"GET OUT OF MY CRIME SCENE! GET OUT OF MY CRIME SCENE!" Hmmm.... Did we just uncover the murderer?

The nurse (Alex Wubbels) was actually awarded $500,000 after she filed a civil suit against the Salt Lake City PD. The Detective who was fired got a job at a Webber County Sheriff’s Department as a Civilian Corrections Officer.

"hi mystery recap here-" great to hear his voice after a while

They call it The Good Samaritan Law, and it should be federally incorporated in all states, it doesn’t prevent a person from being detained but in court completely shields people doing noble and heroic deeds, such as everyone mentioned in this video

This is the scaled up version of "the school punishing people defending themselves "

The unfortunate reality of today's world is that the old adage of "No good deed ever goes unpunished," is truer today than it has ever been.

Its absolutely wild that cops just go without punishment so often.

That nurse should 100% have pursued charges

There’s a very obvious and very strong reason why people hate police but love firemen. At least firefighters don’t gun you down and ruin your life for trying to help your family

“What are you in jail for?” “Saving people” “…”

It appears that being a police officer is the hardest job to get fired from.

8:05 The best quote: “Every guy goes through hardship, God says it’s character development, but any more character development and I become another villain” - Athithan 2024

That nurse one is tough to watch, man. She did her job, stood her ground and not violate HIIPA standards. She deserves the best.

That cop who arrested the nurse is literally bloodthirsty.

Dude this is the definition of villains are made like dude this is how they make them💀

Thanks for this video. This reminded me that one of the incidents happened to me. I was so sacred of an accident scene that i came across. I saw an accident while driving passed,a man lying on the floor in a blood pool. I stopped and tried to find out what i could do for this man. I asked around has anyone called an ambulance. They all say they have. I checked his pulse and see if he needed any CPR. Found out he is still breathing that time, so he wouldn't need it. I asked for a knife to cut off the bag and remove his face mask to let him breathe. While the police arrived, i was scared of will i be arrested for that i might cause this injured man deadth. But at that point of time, i can't leave him alone... i was hoping somebody can do something for him to cool him down, making him in conscious mind and reminding him to keep breathing, and he would be alright. I let go of him when the ambulance arrived. I walked away quietly and drove away without anyone noticing me. Somehow, while we help, we dont know what will end up to us, really based on the situation. That was frightening to me. I was praying while i was driving. The Lord must have given me so much strength and brave enough to go down and help.

That nurse lady, she's a bad ass. She personally helped me and my family when we had a minor emergency in SLC one time. I asked about this incident and she blushed and said it was one of the worst days of her life. The positive thing is? That situation lead to an entire rework of how medical staff and police officers interact with one another in the Utah system. Good on her for standing up for her patients.

Arresting a nurse is just crazy . She should have sued the hell out of him .

Jesus, these cops are such delicate flowers. An easily bruised ego, lack of self control and a position of power; what a winning combination. Way to go police recruiters.

"Do you want to Frisk me? "Nah you good bro" (Pulls pants up) "What the fuck did you just do?"(Aggro activation)

Getting false charges can potentially ruin your life. You could lose your job, and be unable to get one in the future, which would make you homeless.

Nurse: Under HIPAA, I can lose my nursing license if I release this medical info to you without a warrant. Cop: Obeying HIPAA law is against the law. You're under arrest.

This is the very reason why good hearted just close their eyes to any crime which if it is happening infornt of their eyes....

That nurse is an amazing nurse! She took the authorities on in the moment to protect her patients rights. The only thing I’d of done differently is sue the police force.

12:39. This whole conversation is insane. The cops are basically saying "we know it's unconstitutional, illegal, and against hospital policy, but we are going to do it anyway because we want to, and because the law doesn't apply to us." Unbelieveable.

As a non American I used to wonder why they're called pigs.

props to the nurse who stood up for her patient.

This is why i will never stop to help. I went thru EMT school for me and mine.

So ironic. You are taught in school that if you witness and do nothing you are just as responsible as the person committing the crime, yet if you do something to help the situation you are also guilty. Damned if I do, damned if I don't.

Mad props to that nurse. Lady was a boss in the face of thugs.

I would do exactly what the first guy did if a narcissistic detective started yelling at me for helping save someone’s life while also implying his Seargant couldn’t do their job. Some police need to get a grip

Jesus Christ. That actually makes me ABSOLUTELY LIVID.

There was a reason my mom taught me if I ever called 911, only call for an ambulance or the fire department.

I like how the guy who protectes himself goes to jail but the guy who pulls the gun on him doesn't go to jail and gets his gun back

Any time a cop says "We're gonna detain you until we figure something out" or something to that effect when they arrest someone without an actual charge, you know the arrest/detainment is illegal.

"There are civil remedies..." ooooh that one got me that nurse was mistreated.

“Just because the sergeant doesn’t know how to do his job” bro that is WILD ☠️

its a moral obligation for anyone suing the police to NOT take the settlement. let them get their marks on their record they EARNED

"yeah neither are we going to help you but we're also going to arrest the guy who tried to help you, sucks to suck sucks to be you"

"Detective Payne-in-the-ass"

The nurse one is extra frustrating, it's not just "civil remedies" if she does something against the law knowingly - and it's all over your bodycams that she is well aware of the law - she risks her license, her livelihood and everything tied to it - her house, vehicle, family, food, is at risk because of it. That is so sick and disgusting. All of these are pretty gross, but that one takes the cake.

Bless that nurse, she stood her ground and didn’t even press charges when she had every right to.

The one with the nurse is a good example of cops being extremely out of touch. They do not understand that they can and do get away with ignoring individuals rights, but everyone else is held to a higher standard. You can hear the cop talking to the nurse in the back of the car that if they are breaking the law, the police will be the ones held accountable. The reality is, the cop will likely get a week of paid leave pending an investigation and then carry on like nothing happened after, while the nurse will be fired, registration stripped, and will likely never be able to nurse again in her life

'I don't know who your fiance is' 🤣

My father worked with the officer that arrested that nurse. They were both paramedics. My father says that guy was always rude to nurses.

For that last clip, I gotta admit what's scarier than a cop who thinks they're over the law, is a court system who thinks they're above all especially when law enforcement is involved and proven to be in the wrong.

One point of contention: you can have an arrest expunged from your record if charges are dismissed. It's some work and probably cost money but you do have recourse. Surf Wisely.

I don't know how it is in the US, but in many countries arrest is not the same as putting in handcuffs. Arrest means depriving a person of a number of civil rights. Putting on handcuffs means depriving you of the ability to use your hands. Of course, handcuffing may result from an arrest. But it can also be preventive - when someone could potentially pose a threat to other people around them or themselves. Then the policeman will temporarily use handcuffs.

When people have the gall to complain about "nobody helping anyone", this shit is why.

Fact: There is a law called the “Good Samaritan law” which are supposed to prevent people from being arrested and charged for helping an extremely injured person in public.

So sad. We live in a time where you're punished for doing the right thing instead of being rewarded

First fireman...he was just too hysterical and causing drama

Cop: *dislocates prestons arm* Court: "they don't need a punishment, they're good cops 😀"

I've had a cop pull me over while I was rushing my pregnant girlfriend to the baby doctor as she was in pain and bleeding alot, I was speeding, when I got pulled over, I asked the officer who approached if we could go to the hospital which was literally 5 minutes down the road, so my significant other can recieve medical attention, and they refused, kept my gf and me stopped for over 2 hours while they just sat in there car, my gf was feeling more pain, I pleaded and begged the officers to just let me take her to the hospital so we can make sure my baby is alive, and the one officer said mockingly and coldly, "I don't care, were probably doing you a favor keeping you here" it was almost 3 hours until I made it to the baby doctor, I will never forget that, the baby turned out to be ok, but my gf needed to be hospitalized as she wasn't doing ok, I've also had 3 cop cars and 3 cops pull up at my house threatening me for stuff I never did, said I was harassing some girl at a gas station, after I freaked out as I was being threatened with a list of charges I never did, I kept yelling at the officers to go look at the cameras, after putting me through hell, and causing a bunch of stress and depression, they finally decided to go review the footage and found the girl was lying and trying to frame me for shit I never did, she as a result was fired.

How he says get out of my crime scene is just an example of how sad this guy is doing the job as a detective

Don’t call the cops. Call the morgue. Skip the middle man.

"Hello! Paramedics? There cops fight with firefighters. I just don't know who to call anymore."

for the first guy, 1. he has freedom of speech 2. he was a witness, not a suspect 3. he provided clear evidence and helped the guy who was litterally about to die Edit: wow this got alot of likes, this was the most random comment ive ever posted xP

Fun fact: in 9:45’s story, this also appeared on Chicago med series. The lead of nurses got arrested for “obstructing a police investigation”

The 1st guy, Garcia didn't keep it cool. He appeared to have an axe to grind.

7:06 Rather than understanding the situation, the officer belittles the hero by telling him that everything he perfectly explained amounts to "I'm the hero or whatever"

Break the law: go to jail Uphold the law: go to jail What are we supposed to do?

That first detective was sounding like he was the main character

The second I saw that it was in CA, that told me everything I needed to know

“She the one who told me no” What a fucking child

how to stop people from being good samaritans: arresting good samaritans

The second one pissed me off more than anything I've ever heard before. The cop that initially confronted Matt should never be a cop again, thinking 100% with his emotions

Bro is an Inspector and a Movie Summarizer

The supervisor telling the nurse: "If we are breaking the law, isn't doesn't matter. Sue us." Pathetic.

The nurse part was basically the cop just saying “it’s okay if it’s illegal! We’ll be fine because we’re above the law!”

I can honestly feel 3L's voice coming inside of me, Tiny Little Adiantum is one of the greatest Touhou songs ever produced.

Sucks when none of your team defends you or helps, same thing with the nurse

3:43 “You’re saying your sergeant doesn’t know how to do his job?!” 😂🤣🤣

The first case. I understand 100% how he feels, i worked in health care for years, i was a (volunteer) fireman in New York also worked in Nursing and adult homes. I stopped to help a woman in a single car accident. I was checking her vitals when police showed up and treated me like a suspect. We are taught to run to things others run away from. The adrenaline rush then dump is crazy. Now i 2nd guess everything. My father was a police officer and my mother was a Nurse. They were shocked at the way i was treated.

Now we officially know: cops dont care what you did,they only care about their own rewards.

I tought it's only in Indonesia, abroad the rules are the same. In Indonesia, if you kill a thief for self-defense, you will be jailed and those who fail other criminal acts will also be jailed