I don’t get why other agencies don’t investigate their Sheriff offices so this wouldn’t happen. Blatant corruption that gets them out of situations way more than the public sees.

@@samurai_lynn9139agree. It’s like the most backwards shit😭 If every criminal can just let their friends investigate, no one would be arrested.

@@randomahhbeats146cause America is backwards af, it’s a systemic issue

wait so you're telling me that not only did the law enforcement workers do something wrong, but the entire organization decided they were fine? wooooooot ain't no way

OTK LULW

im just biting my nails waiting for this record to be broken 😱

the cop is forsen EZ

@@needlehawkk Ease off brother man I believe in him!

You should hear about the cop in Australia who recently tazed a 90 year old woman and killed her, straight up 10s new WR 💀

Maybe he should just go with them and clear it up, you realize he wouldn't have been tazed if he just calmly went with them, or idk showed his id so it could be confirmed he wasn't who they were looking for? What exactly would police do in the situation where someone looks like the suspect but refuses to show ID, "well we don't know if its him for sure so lets just let him go" How exactly would you ever catch anyone based off their appearance from eyewitnesses? I don't even like cops at all but in this case it was easily solved if he didn't throw a tantrum. Yeah its not right that he was innocent and got arrested but guess what, someone who looks like him wasn't innocent, should they just let people break whatever law just in case they might inconvenience someone who is innocent because they refuse to show their id? It requires understanding of the fact that people who can legally carry weapons and threaten violence upon you have a degree of control over you that you can do nothing about, so if you have a brain you should minimize the potential harm that is coming to you, if you feel mistreated you should deal with it in the system of law and not by spazzing out and pouting while people with weapons are threatening to tase you multiple times. Reality isn't fair, maybe you should blame the person who committed the crime in the first place which led to police having to detain people? No of course not, they did nothing wrong its the police who are at fault for trying to arrest someone who committed a crime

Oh nyo my feeling are hurt and my rights are being violated😢😢. These cops don’t care about what’s written on paper when investigating. Identifying yourself is the easiest and quickest way to get out of this Bs. That’s called logical thinking and not emotions.

there is literally nothing you can do in that situation. you are already surrounded by power tripping cops. you have two options, 1- comply and probably get out of the situation with an easy lawsuit 2- fucking get unlived. seems like an easy choice to me.

As a 31 year old guy I can tell you in the world that we live in today it is better to comply even if it goes against your rights depending on where you life of course. I'm lucky enough to live in an area where I know I can curse at the cops about my rights without them ever thinking about pulling their gun on me but other people are not as lucky. If the cops are cool with you be cool with them. It makes life easier and you get out of there in about 5 minutes instead of wasting your day away.

@@COWPmoron

​@@COWPL take

STOP REACHING! *empties full mag* SHOW ME YOUR HANDS!

@@dietcocaine220*cuffs my lifeless corpse*

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Same could be said about tackling

You can say this about anything 💀. Tasers are not harmful at all except in ppl with specific heart conditions that make up >1% of the population 😂

talking to a suspect has now been labeled less lethal as they can cause mental harm to people. Lmao.

u can die from getting scratched by a rusty pole, your logic makes 0 sense

@@havocmgthat’s the point? The commenter is saying that tasers are portrayed as a completely safe non lethal weapon thus discharging them shouldn’t be a big deal but that’s not true. They are very dangerous weapons that can cause lasting trauma and possibly death.

That's why they got them bodycams

Yep imagine how bad it was before we had cameras or bodycams.

ACAB

with bodycam footage, phone footage, dashcam footage..... really?

bro is bald

BALDY HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

it is ok to be bald my friend i’m sure you rock it very well

pepega cops

His friends car matched the description better lol

Yeah it really ended up better for him, also its not an unlawful order. Idiots really don't seem to understand that if you have a problem with the system the best way of doing it is not spazzing out when someone has weapons drawn on you. By the way the police are allowed to detain you given your resemblance to a suspect of a crime off of witness testimony, especially when you refuse to show your ID and if you had shown your ID none of this would have happened. I don't even like police and know that they commit ACTUAL injustices, this is not an example of it and just makes people like you look like total mongoloids.

It's either 14 year old's in chat or 30 year old boot lickers

i’d take a taser for 100k but it’s still risky to do what he did. That gang known as the “police” could’ve easily shot and killed him

​@@dietcocaine220"gang known as police" GIGACHAD rare smart xqc commenter

I don't know about the law stuff in NA but even assuming it was an unlawful order, is it worth getting hurt just so that you can be happy that you exercised your right to not yield to an unlawful order? If you know you don't have a warrant why not comply with the cops EVEN IF YOU DON'T TECHNICALLY HAVE TO to save yourself the trouble? It's the effort of getting out the car and telling the cops to look at your ID if they don't believe you vs. getting tased and forcibly handcuffed which both hurts. Yes it's his right to not do that but it is also his right to do it if he so chooses which would have spared him this whole ordeal. We also don't know what the actual suspect looked like...he may actually have a very strong resembalance to the suspect and not just being black. In that case the police would have probable cause to get him cuffed and check his ID. At that point the order is lawful or is that not the case? (again not well versed in NA law...) Unless he was deliberately playing for a lawsuit to get money, which I highly doubt, it is just plain stupid to not cooperate if you have done nothing even if it is legally your right. Just like with traffic. When someone cuts you off, you don't drive into them full speed even though you have right of way do you? You take the L and break and let him drive even though you were in the right. If everyone only did what they are legally required to the world would be even more of a shithole than what we already have. Are you legally required to cut your grandma's lawn? No, do you still do it regardless? I'd hope so, otherwise you're a prick. If we assume that the guy in the vid wants to just keep on living his day, the objectively smart decision would have been to get out of the car when prompted to do so, and tell the cops to check his ID. Whole thing would have been cleared up in 2 minutes tops and he wouldn't have gotten hurt, simple as that. This also means that the decision to insist on your rights at all costs is stupid which often tends to be the case. Plenty of people get killed because of road rage, would you say that it's worth dying over being legally right? If not you admit that being legally right has less priority than your bodily integrity which in turn applies to this scenario perfectly. EDIT: My ADHD ass was too impatient to keep watching the video, we actually see the guy they were looking for. On the pictures the video showed they don't really look alike, however the lighting IRL may have played a big role in fooling the officers. The woman that approaches the scene (I believe she somehow knows the guy being arrested) even suggests by her mannerisms and tone of voice that she agrees they look alike in that moment (when the officer asks "Are we wrong?" instead of denying and saying they look nothing alike, she hesitates to deny that they looked alike.)

he ask for a warrant, he already said different name, instead of showing the warrant and/or asking for his ID they went well "black enough guess he fit"

@@rushyscoper1651”you look very similar” SAY WHAT YOU MEAN BROTHER

@@euphoria6975 that what i mean brother kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g911ebuUstaqmZ8.html

Based

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@@tf3217 being white is called "having a disability", not being "Based" lol

@@vercot7000 keep crying blacky you're getting whipped regardless

@@tf3217 I'm not black but cool lol

People are still going to complain Aware braindead internet users

I noticed that too xD

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fr tho, cozy af

HUH

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Nothing wrong with respecting our officers protecting us every single day.

That's why xQc is the guy highly regarded as the man that "Can slap but can also stroke" :Aware:

they do

IS HE WRONG???

@@Ken-mg8zg No the look-alike rankings go: black, white, asian from least look-alike to most look-alike

@@vercot7000 as someone who has seen 20 asian people in my life i couldn't say but all the black people i have seen have black hair, black eyes and the dark skin tone kinda hides theire face and skin imperfections so i can understand some of the cops who have only seen the guy in question only from a photo.

Can you drive another persons car?

Yes, *our* tax money, that we’re paying anyway, going back to citizens

Id rather see it sent back into citizen circulation rather than it getting stuck in a company

how dare my 0.0000000000001 cents go to a victim of corrupt policing and not a airstrike to bomb hospitals in afghanistan

​@@yeastsnortertaxes def not that low but ur point is correct

@@legionscrest143 im talking about the percentage of the tax that gets distributed towards this specific cause

suspended with pay ez clap

try being black

Coping 😷

​@@dotdotpointpoint2286 I thought the mix-up was total bs right away, so I checked to see, since I don't think it was referenced in the video. I didn't mean for it to sound excusable, just brainstorming how the person misread it. Unfortunately matching like this can screw you over real bad.

Same

yeah because you are protected by the system and will get a lot of money if you are actually correct. If you resist bc you think police are wrong you literally have nothing to gain...

@@KolyaUrtz dont expect a soverign citizen to have any logical processing skills that go that far, he just thinks he is never responsible for anything and wants to live in a fantasy land of zero responsibility. these people are beyond reasoning and do not live in reality.

This comment is not the whole truth; Laws that mandate someone show their ID to cops when requested are called "stop and identify statutes" and while many states do have them, the majority of states (27) containing the majority of the American population *do not*, meaning that you legally are NOT required to present an ID to police. It is your choice whether or not to exercise your rights, but contrary to what the above commenter believes it is not mandatory to present your ID to police for most Americans, *even* if the police officer(s) have probable cause to believe that you have committed a crime. Further reading/for those who wish to fact-check: ( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_and_identify_statutes )

@@crisp-waffle “Noncompliance with a "stop and identify" law that does not explicitly impose a penalty may constitute violation of another law, such as one to the effect of "resisting, obstructing, or delaying a peace officer".” You may not be technically required to identify yourself in some states, but you could just be charged with a different crime for obstruction of you choose not to

@@crisp-waffleYeah, but there’s no reason to not show your ID. Anyone who refuses to show cops their ID are either criminals or you’re just an idiot.

@@kyleneeley1 With the utmost respect I think you're misunderstanding what you just quoted me. The quote was "Noncompliance with a "stop and identify" law that does not explicitly impose a penalty may constitute violation of another law, such as one to the effect of "resisting, obstructing, or delaying a peace officer". This is 100% correct, the key phrase here being" noncompliance with a stop and identify law that does not explicitly impose a penalty...." They're only talking about states that have stop and identify laws, hence non-compliance, and how said states could go about prosecuting refusal to show ID even if the actual stop and identify statute has no penalty, but none of what you posted applies to the majority of states where there is no stop-and-identify statute whatsoever. Hope this makes sense to you?

@@crisp-waffle Yeah I get what you're saying but I guess the whole thing just doesn't make sense in states without the law. I mean you may not be legally forced to provide your identity, but if you choose not to they will just arrest you right? And an innocent person would likely resist that and just get a separate charge (which will likely be dropped later)

every time

How about don't be a retard? I don't even like cops but you make it so hard to defend when you have a problem with literally everything police do when people spaz out and resist arrest and refuse to show ID which would have cleared up this issue, I know you have issues with authority so some cop telling you to do stuff is just unacceptable to you so you think the best course of action is to freak out and reach for their gun immediately. Its just funny how people like you undermine actual rights issues by crying about the most easily remedied problems as if some imaginary system will protect you in the moment that people with guns are telling you to do something. If you had a brain just like the people in this video don't, you would realize that the only possible way to do anything about it is not in the moment you are being arrested or asked for ID, its after the fact in court. and you resisting and spazzing out and refusing to leave your car when ordered is just making it worse for you, if he gave his id he would have been cleared. But I guess its too hard to let a cop tell a nija what to do huh? as if he knew what his rights are anyway, and even if it was a violation of his rights, nothing in the moment he did to resist their demands would help him in any way.

Maybe people who look like him should commit less crimes and he wouldn't have been mistaken for someone who looks like him especially when he refuses to identify himself? I know it sucks to have to have consequences and to have to do what someone tells you, you'd rather go to jail for 5 years than listen to someone who can kill you if you resist and not have a fragile ego crying about someone having control over you or making you obey laws and shiet.

Clueless

what bootlicking? give an example

yeah man cos you would be totally calm, just another day in the neighbourhood!!

@@yeastsnorter I would, im a logical person, if they say step out ...and I'm confident there's no warrant, guess what? I'm stepping out, not reaching under the seat, behind me, crawling over the center console and trying to close the door

@@jesuschrist3150 these people try to do mental gymastics over a task as easy and simple as pulling out a plastic identification card, these people dont live in reality or any mental space of logical reasoning, these people live on twitter and have never witnessed a day of adversity in their lives

Its funny how you can resist arrest and get paid 100k I'm sure this is a great outcome where people can just not listen to police at all and spazz out and get tazed after being told like 15 times that they would taze him, I'm sure this is going to be really great for the black community now that people who commit crimes are secure in the knowledge that cops will not ask them for Id and even if they do they can just resist and spaz out and the cops can't do anything about it.

For real. Shoul have id himself to avoid trouble. Just dont give to cop, put it on the window glass

@@asain3586he did ID himself as Patrick

@@chaseo4557think they’re referring to Aaron, the last guy

They ain't cause any of these problems, the cops did

But but muh rights to not identify myself when I match the appearance of a suspect of a crime in the area. Like what is the logic how dumb do you have to be to not realize that even if its not fair, the people who have weapons and the threat of violence to you should not be instigated or impeded lol, if you have a problem with how you are treated you don't deal with it by resisting arrest like a moron, you deal with it after the fact, if they arrested you unlawfully you challenge them in court not while they have weapons drawn on you. Just logically, especially if you yourself have only basic understanding of the law. What exactly does resisting do for you, do you think if you resist hard enough they will give up? do you think if you act obstinate and freak out that they will say "oh you're right im sorry we are infringing on your rights" Like people are so brain broken by the system they can't understand basic reality and that law and our understanding of what these systems are is just a shared concept that means nothing in the immediate life and death of coercion by police. Life is inherently not fair, people crying about it and antagonizing the people who could kill you is just brain damaged.

nah black people have the moral right to resist arrest and ignore what police tell them because how dare pigs tell them to do stuff, they'd rather resist arrest which ends up in them getting arrested and tazed because it hurts their ego that someone is telling them what to do. I don't even like police but this is so retarded how people think that they should outright resist arrest and ignore everything people with guns are telling them to do because "i din du nothing" as if thats going to make them change their minds lol.

The car wasn't similar though they lied, the 2 white kids car was literally the exact same model just slightly different shade of grey.

@@DragonReaver point still remains, just give them the ID, its literally no possible negative to yourself and only a better outcome, he was literally just being difficult for the sake of it, baiting the cops and recording with the whole soverign citizen "i KNoW mY rigHts" (he didn't, in colorado law you have to provide your ID when asked by an LEO)

Ape brain.

you live in a very privileged and pampered bubble if you think a world without law enforcement is a better one, you have no clue what true authoritarianism is like. stop crying.

Wrong. If that was true he wouldn't have been given 100K in a settlement lmao.

@@tpmonster24 He was given 100k because cops failed to ask for ID and treated him like the suspect.

@@nhehlers4265 He told them his name twice and they didn’t believe him At that point, it all on the cops. It doesn’t matter if the dude complies or not.

Incorrect try again.

@@andreabenton7798 are you seriously dumb, what exactly do you think him giving his name means, do you think people are incapable of lying, what if they found the actual suspect, do you think he would have given them his real name? Why would they believe someone who just gives a first name lol? How could police arrest anyone? I think people seem to forget that none of this would have happened if someone didn't commit a crime in the first place, like as much as people blame police for trying to actually do their job for once, ultimately this happened because someone committed a crime and patrick refused to actually work with the police just because he didn't want to do what muh pigs told him to do because it hurts his ego to have someone order him around.

just comply bro! let the corrupt cops harass and project their god-complex on random citizens! like what!!!!

i mean...better than 90% of the world. What is better? Europe? yeah, i agree. Its cause its more white

@@KolyaUrtz least bigoted catholic person

It's not a sedan though, it's a hatch back. The actual dark grey sedan was let go. Also the officer has to identify himself which he did not do

Dude just came back from his probation officer and was pulled up and the police escalated almost immediately. He was given pretty unclear demands from the moment they arrived and questioned him. In hindsight it is pretty clear what he should have done, but you have to put yourself in his shoes. He told them his name, police didnt “agree” with that and proceeded to escalate. It’s difficult to know what they’re looking for and now all of sudden he’s tased. By the time you finish reading this comment. It was from the start of the engagement to him being tased. That’s how fast it was

@@Jayydubbz761 I get the stressful situation. You don’t go reaching for stuff with people who have guns around you. Thats how you get a one way ticket to the afterlife. Maybe he’s just one of those people who while under a stressful situation, cant talk or think. Could have gotten himself killed. BUT, he got the bag none the less 😎

@@Jayydubbz761 You are twisting it so hard to justify what he did, there is a limit to understanding the illogical actions of others, its never a good idea to resist arrest and not do what the cops say when they outright order you to do it, as much as you think its not fair. If someone is too stupid to understand basic logic of the fact that someone has a weapon and you have to do what they say because you resisting or not complying is not going to make them give up, then I don't really think they deserve to have things seen from their perspective, its really just about his ego being broken from having police tell him what to do. Like I said there are many actual violations of rights and life by police, but this is a terrible example and just makes people who think this is a good example of police brutality look like spaced out idiots and completely undermines the actual civil rights issues. Even if his rights were violated which in this case they weren't, the best course of action is to just do what they say and then take care of it later in court or file a complaint to the state.

@@Jayydubbz761 They didn't agree with him because someone telling you their name when they match the description of a suspect isn't proof of anything lol, do you think someone who commits a crime when being detained by police to identify them, would give their real name? He didn't even give his last name, the police neither have the ability or reason to just believe him based on him giving them a first name lol. this is so dumb, like how exactly should police continue if someone commits a crime in an area and runs away, if they find someone who looks like him and he refuses to identify himself in any meaningful way, should they just give up and say oh well I guess we can't prove its him so lets let him go. How exactly would police arrest anyone at all ever?

@@Nikotheleepic yeah the first thing the police should do is ask for a license to prove he is who he says he is, which they didn't do. He was obviously confused and he thought that this was because of his warrant (but he said he JUST met with his probation officer, hoping to alleviate any doubt, so maybe he thought the police didn't get the memo that he met with his PO). And then all of that happens in 40 seconds from "who are you" to getting tazed. It's not like he was immediately hostile towards them, he is very clearly confused being told immediately that he is going to jail.

Nice rational argument that isn’t a contrarian take 👍what does authentic leather taste like?

@@Dexrazor what?

"No rational arguments" Cops shouldn't tase people within 30 seconds after not even identifying the person. They just tased an innocent man they didn't even ask ID from. How is that an irrational argument? The irrational arguments are from bootlickers like you.

@@PMC_Wanker_Group You don’t like criticism of police, therefore people who don’t like them have no rational arguments and sound slow in the head. - A generalization from a bootlicker who refuses to accept the reality that police can be bad.

@@PMC_Wanker_GroupI think he’s calling you a bootlicker

dude it doesn’t fucking matter? they’re still different people, they look NOTHING ALIKE TOO??????? love that you instantly go to defend terrible people 😭

Because 13/50

they dont

@@tf3217this guy was in x cord dming underage xqc fans 😭

@@tf3217 *13/30. the 50 comes from ppl getting arrested for carrying 0.000001 mg of coke

@@vercot7000 cope

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