cops pullover the WRONG brotha!!! (got a cam) MUST SEE!!!

[TB1996]

QUOTING ONE OF THEIR EUROPEAN HEROS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN:

"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."

IN OTHER WORDS, the americans have been trained by police state to give up their freedoms, under the guise of security, now they have NEITHER............

 

[sharkbait28]

I don't think that was funny at all.

Would you be a police officer?
Some are cowards but a lot are honest people. It's a dangerous job to be a police officer.

I definitely don't agree with the way most police officers carry out their work and I have mixed emotions about this video. From what others have posted it seems like he's on a passive aggressive power trip. Not finding them doing anything wrong but instigating a situation and then playing the victim.

Dude is an ex-cop...... watch the vids I posted above for some context here. He was following and filming cops.... they took umbrage to it (and honestly I understand why law enforcement officials wouldn't like that shit... both the shiesty ones and the ones who are just trying to do their jobs... but it's important to remember that it's not illegal in California). They then went ahead and rolled up on him citing his tinted windows violation. That was the sequence of events.

 

[Mrfreddygoodbud]

 

[ClevelandDawg216]

I don't think that was funny at all.

Would you be a police officer?
Some are cowards but a lot are honest people. It's a dangerous job to be a police officer.

I definitely don't agree with the way most police officers carry out their work and I have mixed emotions about this video. I was cheering for him but after reading what others have posted it seems like he's on a passive aggressive power trip. Not finding them doing anything wrong but instigating a situation and then playing the victim.

i have no respect for law enforcement. period. and the way they tried to posse up over some "tinted windows" was cowardly. besides, if you watched the vids sharkbait posted you'd have a better understanding of why he was talking like that in the first place.

 

[Iron]

Dude is an ex-cop...... watch the vids I posted above for some context here. He was following and filming cops.... they took umbrage to it (and honestly I understand why law enforcement officials wouldn't like that shit... both the shiesty ones and the ones who are just trying to do their jobs... but it's important to remember that it's not illegal in California). They then went ahead and rolled up on him citing his tinted windows violation. That was the sequence of events.

yeah I know it still boils down to him instigating a hostile situation. He knows what he's doing is gonna piss them off and he's pushing them into aggression and then falling back into a fetal position when they respond.

I don't agree with them stopping him but why would cover yourself in blood and swim behind a shark and dare it to bite you.

 

[ClevelandDawg216]

My favorite part was when he said "THIS IS MY CALM VOICE. THIS IS ME WHEN I'M CALM!" lmao I said get'em brother. GET'EM!

 

[Icekold]

 

[sharkbait28]

Thanks and i most certainly will. I curse them everyday. If i could work the right song for them i would. But i don't want their evil penetrating my life. Or the lives of my children.

No problem. @ a song of pure hatred. To be fair I have big problem wit the systemic inequality/racism in our justice system but I have no problem with cops in principle... it's tough job and one that's necessary. I know cops that understand the problems and work to do what they can to ameliorate the situation..... but there is so much work to be done and the system is soooooooo fucked up.

So wait, this was that guy??? A cop recognized by his own agency as being a good, straight cop... And now he's trying to take down dirty cops????

Yup.... it's actually an amazing story. Dude is a hero in my books. He could have had a much more comfortable life.

This dude is an EX-COP a police sergeant, who changed his life to pursue crooked cops. I commend dude...

Thanks sharkbait28 for posting those vids.
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No problem man.

 

[Iron]

i have no respect for law enforcement. period. and the way they tried to posse up over some "tinted windows" was cowardly. besides, if you watched the vids sharkbait posted you'd have a better understanding of why he was talking like that in the first place.

Last response because people get wrapped up in their emotions, (that's not an insult), I don't like the police all that much either and seeing videos of police abuse gets my blood boiling and ready to march with pitchfork and torch, But then you have to take a step back. You're one cop you pull over someone that's been following you or your coworkers. He's angry from the jump and is trying to goad you into a hostile situation.

Would you not call back up?

 

[Cock Head Jones]

No all those other cops showed up for a hostile ass driver yelling and barking shit at the police. He's purposely antagonizing them in an attempt to get some colorful footage for his website. Fuck this dude. The officers are being as professional as shit and he still mad. The reason why they were pulled over is no longer the issue.

Watch the first 3 minutes and see that he's just following Police around filming car stops. THE NIGGA EVEN HAS A SCANNER IN THE CAR.

A nigga with a blog tryna find some material for his site. Shit's no different than a Fire Fighter lighting fires. Pffft.

but what do you call black people getting pulled over way more often than any other race in every major city?

 

[ClevelandDawg216]

Last response because people get wrapped up in their emotions, (that's not an insult), I don't like the police all that much either and seeing videos of police abuse gets my blood boiling and ready to march with pitchfork and torch, But then you have to take a step back. You're one cop you pull over someone that's been following you or your coworkers. He's angry from the jump and is trying to goad you into a hostile situation.

Would you not call back up?

you know what i thought of when i saw all those cops for a tinted windows stop? how many real crimes were going on at that exact moment that needed police assistance. and he wasn't alone. he had a partner. one extra car for back-up. ok. but 5? that was some hoe shit.

 

[BKF]

Believing you are right is irrelevant. Every citizen in California is ENTITLED to these RIGHTS. The camera man "mouthing off" complied with the officers, even told his friend to stay still, because filthy swine are always looking for an excuse.

I see crakkkas getting pulled over and going ape shit at cops all the time, but for the past 400+ years you niggas have been trained and brainwashed into obedience it's now become a part of your DNA.

c/s I remember this white cat talkin' real filthy and ripping a ticket in front of the cop and all he got was a good day sir.

 

[sharkbait28]

yeah I know it still boils down to him instigating a hostile situation. He knows what he's doing is gonna piss them off and he's pushing them into aggression and then falling back into a fetal position when they respond.

I don't agree with them stopping him but why would cover yourself in blood and swim behind a shark and dare it to bite you.

Too many false assumptions here. What was he instigating? He was pulled over... ostensibly due to the tinted windows but as the conversation unfolds it becomes clear why he was actually pulled over. The officers didn't like being filmed or followed. That's understandable.... I can actually appreciate that. It must be annoying as fuck. But it's not illegal. Moreover... owing to the many incidences of police abuse directed overwhelmingly at visible minorities ...it seems to me that this sort of vigilante "police watch" is entirely necessary. But I guess what it comes down to is this, you insist on viewing this as an "incitement" of the officers involved designed to bait them into creating a victim out of the dude. Nothing in this vid or Kiop's personal history seems to support that angle.

 

[(0_0)..l.. finger]

Where is that guy who was speaking a few weeks ago about how righteous cops are? And how much they protect the communities? Where was the protection here? Who were they protecting?

All cops are not the same, just like all doctors, lawyers, women, teachers, etc.......

 

[Icekold]

but what do you call black people getting pulled over way more often than any other race in every major city?

90% of the people I pull over are black. Why? Because that's the make-up of the city I work in. City cops don't go out looking for niggas they're everywhere. The problem u describe may prevail in the Burb's but I can't speak on those kinda cops cause I work in the city.

 

[Mack10]

He's lucky he had a seasoned vet holding the stop down or else those young cops would've been trying to crack heads. I was with him at first but them he started going too hard. Interesting vid though.

 

[Icekold]

Dude is an ex-cop...... watch the vids I posted above for some context here. He was following and filming cops.... they took umbrage to it (and honestly I understand why law enforcement officials wouldn't like that shit... both the shiesty ones and the ones who are just trying to do their jobs... but it's important to remember that it's not illegal in California). They then went ahead and rolled up on him citing his tinted windows violation. That was the sequence of events.

After looking at the vids...


I feel bad for dude and his Pops.

With that said, Police Departments nationwide have gone through wholesale changes in the last 20 years and it's time that people recognize this shit. The people I work with don't roll like that. On the one where he was shoved into the glass window has to be at least 15-20 years old.

 

[smokeon2006]

He's lucky he had a seasoned vet holding the stop down or else those young cops would've been trying to crack heads. I was with him at first but them he started going too hard. Interesting vid though.

That's my take on it as well.

 

[WhenTheGoingGetsTtuff]

No problem. @ a song of pure hatred. To be fair I have big problem wit the systemic inequality/racism in our justice system but I have no problem with cops in principle... it's tough job and one that's necessary. I know cops that understand the problems and work to do what they can to ameliorate the situation..... but there is so much work to be done and the system is soooooooo fucked up.



Yup.... it's actually an amazing story. Dude is a hero in my books. He could have had a much more comfortable life.



No problem man.

I have no issue CONCEPTUALLY with police either. If a man becomes a police officer and his intentions are true. His intentions are just. His heart is about honor. Then his actions will show this.

But the sad truth is, these people do NOT get involved in this line of work to do GOOD WORK.

 

[Cock Head Jones]

90% of the people I pull over are black. Why? Because that's the make-up of the city I work in. City cops don't go out looking for niggas they're everywhere. The problem u describe may prevail in the Burb's but I can't speak on those kinda cops cause I work in the city.

u work in the city as in DC?

 

[sharkbait28]

After looking at the vids...


I feel bad for dude and his Pops.

With that said, Police Departments nationwide have gone through wholesale changes in the last 20 years and it's time that people recognize this shit. The people I work with don't roll like that. On the one where he was shoved into the glass window has to be at least 15-20 years old.

Yeah man... it's kind of heartbreaking. When his dad was in tears like "I thought I paid the price so he wouldn't have to".... that shit really got me.

Here's the thing. On the face of it... you're right. A lot has changed. But truthfully a lot has stayed the same. Whether you want to look at arrest rates, incarceration rates, instances of reported abuse etc it becomes pretty clear how systemic the problem of racism is in our justice system. It's insanely simple to show statistically and if you want me to trot out the facts that substantiate my claims I can do that. I realize you're just a guy doing your job but it doesn't help anyone if you refuse to acknowledge reality.

I have no issue CONCEPTUALLY with police either. If a man becomes a police officer and his intentions are true. His intentions are just. His heart is about honor. Then his actions will show this.

But the sad truth is, these people do NOT get involved in this line of work to do GOOD WORK.

True.

Some definitely don't. Though some do. Cops are people... the problem is the culture (fraternal gang mentality). It's the culture that produces a lot of problems rather than individual officers. And that's why it's such a tough nut to crack.

 

[Icekold]

u work in the city as in DC?

No I live in the DC area but I work in Baltimore.

 

[DreDee]

That's how you flex on those pigs! you gotta let them know when they on that bullshit but you gotta be smart about it.

I like this video.


"I am calm, you should see me on the couch eating popcorn, I'm the same way"

This cat reminds me of my cousin, he act and talks exactly the same.

 

[Mo Pizorn]

yeah I know it still boils down to him instigating a hostile situation. He knows what he's doing is gonna piss them off and he's pushing them into aggression and then falling back into a fetal position when they respond.

I don't agree with them stopping him but why would cover yourself in blood and swim behind a shark and dare it to bite you.

Now let me ask you something:
How long do you think it takes for a standard stop/L&R check to take place? How much backup is needed? If they just wanted to give him a citation, would it really have taken that long? No. They were trying to figure out an angle and as we all saw, they were hoping to excite him into doing something or at the very least intimidate him. Dude knows the game, so he flipped it on them.
It sounds like you are a little stung that it worked so effectively and you might even be a little scared that you may run into him or someone like him and end up doing some dumb shit. If you do, its on YOU, homie. That's what happens when you abuse the badge.
Nobody cares if you take the local weed dealer's stash or even his cash off of him.
Its when you fuck with people that aren't doing anything or don't deserve it - that's when the shit comes raining down on your asses.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Don't fuck with innocent people and you won't risk losing your pension over some dumb ego shit. Its like that.

 

[WhenTheGoingGetsTtuff]

All cops are not the same, just like all doctors, lawyers, women, teachers, etc.......

I understand that fing, but it's not about good or bad to me really. It's about the whole point of being at all. I'm just saying there's a different way to go about this.

I'm sorry i know Assassin will say i just hate men, but i personally have no desire to keep seeing black men treated like they are by the police. I have no desire to see my sons, my uncles, my father in law, brother. Mistreated or killed because of these people.

It happens TOO often.

 

[WhenTheGoingGetsTtuff]

Yeah man... it's kind of heartbreaking. When his dad was in tears like "I thought I paid the price so he wouldn't have to".... that shit really got me.

Here's the thing. On the face of it... you're right. A lot has changed. But truthfully a lot has stayed the same. Whether you want to look at arrest rates, incarceration rates, instances of reported abuse etc it becomes pretty clear how systemic the problem of racism is in our justice system. It's insanely simple to show statistically and if you want me to trot out the facts that substantiate my claims I can do that. I realize you're just a guy doing your job but it doesn't help anyone if you refuse to acknowledge reality.



True.

Some definitely don't. Though some do. Cops are people... the problem is the culture (fraternal gang mentality). It's the culture that produces a lot of problems rather than individual officers. And that's why it's such a tough nut to crack.

I hate them. I shouldn't. But i do. I've witnessed them commit their sins against our people and i hate them. I know that there can be something in place of them that is BETTER. And less dangerous to US as a people.

 

[Afr0kan]

damn thats a couple blocks from the house....now yall see what im tlkn about smh

 

[Punch]

Fucking right....them bitches need to know they work for us...Motherfucks came to my house..I yelled at them through the door

"I aint opening no door for a servant of the queen Im unarmed kick the door open if you have a warrant if not go back to work and solve some cold cases"

 

[BDR]

lmaoooooooooooo


I will say that patrol sgt has got to be the dumbest mofo I ever saw. I chalk this vid up to both parties seeing who's dick is bigger.

That Sgt perjured himself on numerous occasions then threatened the man with an impound yet he had no proof of the driver's residency in the state of Cali yet the driver's paper work is in the state of Fl... That sgt just have stopped right there...

but more importantly the moment that sgt saw those cameras he should have told those other units to resume patrol and kept one unit to write the dude for the tints then send him on his way...

1. if your vehicle is not properly registered... ex. expired registration, no registration or your license address and state differ from the vehicle's then yeah you can impound the vehicle...

Bruh man obviously had his paperwork up to speed, the convo and shit talkin on both sides should have ceased with a couple tint tickets and send him on his way. Not hold the man there for 25 mins on a traffic stop.


LAPD caught out there lovely... see thats the problem with these old school police officers... the days not worrying about cameras is no more... These cameras keep them honest.

If you do your job correctly and by the book you don't have to worry about anybody filming you.. they can film all they want.

 

[mankind]

Those were some soft cops. That man would have been beaten down in NYC.

I was thinking the same thing while watching. Dead of night, no passerbys. They would have gotten beat and their cameras broken into pieces. Fucking cops.

 

[illdog]

Those were some soft cops. That man would have been beaten down in NYC.

No cam + attitude = death in L.A.

 

[BKF]

No cam + attitude = death in L.A.

Cam + witnesses = still gettin' yo' ass beat down in NYC.

 

[BKF]

lmaoooooooooooo


I will say that patrol sgt has got to be the dumbest mofo I ever saw. I chalk this vid up to both parties seeing who's dick is bigger.

That Sgt perjured himself on numerous occasions then threatened the man with an impound yet he had no proof of the driver's residency in the state of Cali yet the driver's paper work is in the state of Fl... That sgt just have stopped right there...

but more importantly the moment that sgt saw those cameras he should have told those other units to resume patrol and kept one unit to write the dude for the tints then send him on his way...

1. if your vehicle is not properly registered... ex. expired registration, no registration or your license address and state differ from the vehicle's then yeah you can impound the vehicle...

Bruh man obviously had his paperwork up to speed, the convo and shit talkin on both sides should have ceased with a couple tint tickets and send him on his way. Not hold the man there for 25 mins on a traffic stop.


LAPD caught out there lovely... see thats the problem with these old school police officers... the days not worrying about cameras is no more... These cameras keep them honest.

If you do your job correctly and by the book you don't have to worry about anybody filming you.. they can film all they want.

He also fucked up by saying he notice the man's car in that neighborhood for a month. Why is he watching for that's man vehicle? Sounds like harassment to me

 

[powermoves]

Americans are becoming less and less resistant to oppression in general. To go against "the system" takes a fearless frame that 99% of us don't possess. This brotha is on one and I salute what these dudes are doing.

peace!

 

[Salty Nuts]

Them Bitches don't have shit else to do