Nah the nicest cops don’t waste their time with traffic stop! They respond to urgent calls like robberies, sexual assault, aggravated assault, homicides, or etc!
@@mementomori9066 you probably don't know this channel if you don't know the dude who runs this channel talks openly abt driving through public and residential areas at highway speeds when he isnt in front of residents or cops.
@@mikek6150 Oh I don't doubt it and I don't at all disagree the guy in the video comes off as a jerk lmao. But you can tell the cop is putting on a smile because he dislikes the guy. I mean he's not wrong for that but still my point is related haha
@@YourFatherftjkkug the amount of cops that are on camera and don't give a fuck, make them turn it off etc...He was wrong but at least wasn't a bastard like the majority of cops
This guy is a troll he speeds then argues with cops. This cop is clearly stating how he got him speeding and he’s trying to say the cop can’t read his own speed while following a car in front of him gtfo
@@piglink10 he was behind him. Then he wasn’t behind him. Then he was looking at him passing him. Then he was looking down at the speedometer to check the speed. All along with no actual evidence of speeding other than one person saying it happened. I don’t see how anybody in these comments is on his side lol
@@Nandoswitharando only when the dude asked if he was directly behind him the cop said no as they were in different lanes. You don't need to be directly behind someone to be behind them. Plus the cop was going at 60 and the guy was already moving away from him, meaning that he himself was going more than 60. As you said there isn't any evidence that proves that the guy was speeding but judging based on the cop's professionalism, I doubt he would pull over anyone for something they weren't doing
@@Nandoswitharando tiktok brain. Cop was behind him on the adjacent lane and he was getting away while cop was driving 10 over the speed limit. Didnt change his story once, just clarified after being bombarded with questions. Also yes, the cop can look at the speedometer for a split second to check his speed and still see the guy getting away. Thats not mutually exclusive.
@@ikeskifan i personally think it was just jokes, the cop literally had scissors and markers in his vest and the "police" writing looks odd, may kist the the department idk 😭
He’s wearing a mask. Why would I respect him? His story has more holes in it than your average homicide victim. No camera? No proof? Also why would you approach someone armed and with a mask on? I don’t care if “police” is slapped on the front of your shirt. This guy deserves no respect and would sell you out to the state for free.
@@BrianHallmondNot in Austin. I heard There were so many issues with illegal arrests, it was used as partial reasoning behind taking away a lot of APD’s funding.
What!?! Lmao theyre robots. They will blow your head off with the same politeness , give you a ticket , tow your car, and say c sorry theres nothing i can do " fk em all.
He’s doing it to build conversation to get on his good side and see how he communicates to see if he is drunk. Never trust any cops. You are the perfect puppet
@Anonymous Andy he never admitted to any "fuck up." Idk what video you watched. Seemed like cameraman didn't comprehend that to drive safely on the road, you should know what speed you're going and what's in front of your car. Both of which the cop did, cop even stated which lain the driver was in in reference to where he was. "I was going 60 and you were going away from me." "I was in the no.1 lane, you were in the no.2 lane." The cameraman said the cop wasn't behind him and then acknowledged he was. When cop said he was in the no.1 lane, driver says "right." Now the driver shifts the goal post as if the officer can't look down glancing at his speed, and then look up at the driver's car taking off. "Or you were looking down and looking at me at the same time." - If cameraman can't comprehend someone knows the speed they're traveling without having to stare at the speedometer the entire time, then he cannot gauge his own speed and shouldn't be on the road himself.
@@anonymousandy2789 He essentially asked, "How do you know you were doing 60mph when your eyes were off the speedometer in that moment you looked at me?" .....because he looked at it literally the moment before looking at the car he's pacing getting farther away.
Cop was planning to screw the guy and backed down when he realized the guy in the car had video evidence that would disprove his lie. We don't want cops who lie because they know you can't do anything about it.
What a G of a cop hella nice and respectful he says his opinion like how he saw it then the driver explained and answered and he accepted it because he was honest we Need more people like him ❤🎉
Nah I’m cool with cops checkin to see if these super cars are supposed to be on the road like everyone else.. reg/insurance etc… lol because you know a lot them actually don’t put insurance on them a whole lot..smart ones do, but most figure it’s cheaper not to in the long run, until something happens and they’re at fault..
That would only work in certain States this cop would be considered too weak to work in some states because they have a quota of tickets per month unfortunately even if the citizen is in the right cops will give you a ticket 🎫 because of the quotas they have
@Idiots_In_Cars. God doesn't want us to be sorrow. Psalm 34:18-"The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit." If God wants to comfort us, why do we have to feel sorrow. Just trying to help you out 😊
That’s what we need… cops answering every smooth brain question posed to them 😂 wouldn’t fly in a conversation between 2 regular civilians,, so fuk him and the cunce story give him a ticket 😂
@@I_dont_want_a_stupid_handle how can you possibly justify pulling someone over without proof of speeding? No radar, no camera, just one guys word against the other’s..
supercar guy was just going down the list of things that invalidate a ticket, he was probably speeding but if he hits just 1 thing that the cop did wrong the cop may as well not bother lol agreed tho the cop was chill
this is not nonsense lmao, he’s ready to go to court because cop admitted he had no proof and the details of his actions aren’t adding up. It’s that simple
@@islandsicedteaI mean it’s not that the details weren’t adding up, he was just gaslighting him to make it seem that way He was the one making it seem like the officer can’t switch between checking his own speed and looking at him while he was following That’s why the very first questions he asked were concerning the evidence he had (which don’t get me wrong that is smart and I def recommend that), cause the second he heard that he had no way of proving it, he went straight to lying
When cops and Karen’s like to make shyt up on you for having a nice car I don’t see what’s so wrong with having your own evidence proof built in the car!!!! Everyone should have a dash cam because the laws have made it way to easy for police to just make false claims and it’s your word against them!!
Thts the thing…. It wasn’t a fight or argument it was simply questions… and even if he was heated in the moment the cops r suppose to be trained to keep a cool mind when speaking with a angry civilian. Especially when it’s all FREEDOM OF SPEECH… this sensitive generation made all of our law enforcement scared and hurt over everything which is why MOST of them power trip. It’s just a bully in a badge
Asians. But keep at it, and he'll be no different than white cops. Seen it happen before. You can only be polite for so long before you assimilate to a rude society
You understand so many of them know what to say and how to act in order to able to get what they want as many extract information from ppl. Have you feel like they are so nice and you thinking they're your best friend and just want to do what's best for you and get you to drop your guard to make it nice and easy for them to throw the book at you and extract as much money from as many citizens as possible by having you give them a nice easy admission of guilt. NEVER TRUST ANY of these state/government minions!! There's a reason why they tell you ANYTHING YOU SAY CAN AND WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU" INSTEAD OF BE CARFUL WE MAY USE WAT YOU SAY TO HELP YOU OUT IN COURT IF NEED IT!
This cop was very professional who showed how to act when people ask questions after being pulled over. Wow my biggest likes ever on a comment; mom we not famous yet!
@@rdm217 Yes! Cop pulled someone over for something they didn’t do and didn’t have intentions on even writing a ticket for Did you watch it? Give it another go!
Its the duty of the cop to be reasonable given the circumstances and of the citizen to be cooperative. Why is it the cop who is supposed to be cooperative?
true its better to just not be memorable and dont be disrespectful. and if he gives you a ticket in the end you can fight it in court since he didnt measure your speed would probably get thrown out.
@@hptk He knew the dude was speeding, he just didn't manage to obtain the apparent evidence in a way that fit with protocol. He backed off, even though the guy he was engaging with was acting Ina rude way. This is njot something you'll see out of most cops, who feel a bizarre desire to protect their pride and ego, rather than admit that they were wrong, or back down.
@@NateAnderson69 It's not rude to defend yourself or speak up. A person can't be punished without credible cause. If the person was speeding then he's in the wrong, but the officer has no way of proving it. If the driver didn't speed, then the cop wasn't focused enough and jumped to conclusions.
I think if the cop was lying and went through all the trouble of pulling him over he would have had a much different attitude trying to nail the driver down to a speeding violation
This is what's wrong with the world today. Instantly assume he's speeding without any evidence except a cop's "word" and no dash cam. This would get thrown out in court 100%
@@memochico5521 The guy didn't have evidence either, it's the moves, the tone and the way they conversate that people move into thinking the driver was wrong here.
@@memochico5521How do you think the world works? Did you know the world existed without dash cam and body cam? You must be young. You might breakdown if you were teleported back to the 1900s. The cops word is evidence. Whether the judge takes it or not is up to them.
@@1mgbya Canada is awesome that’s why they cover how many deaths they have per year from lack of health care as well as assisted suicide as a leading cause of death. Canada is surely not on the brink of total collapse with an economy following Brazil like trends! Enjoy the decimation of the middle class!
This police officer epitomizes outstanding conduct. Calm, respectful, and incredibly polite. Law enforcement, not only in the US but worldwide, should follow his example. ❤
That’s RCMP for ya! Rigorous training, and they’re super picky who gets on. Equipment is lacking unfortunately, but they serve us Canadians super well.
WTF? This makes the cop look immaculate. He was calm, professional, didn't escalate, explained his position. I'm sure he has no regrets about his professionalism getting broadcast. Hope he gave the guy a fat ticket.
@Seer Not sure where this was recorded, but I'm from Ohio and a quick Google search tells me that a verbal warning is the only thing he'd be allowed to give. There's also a court case that showed up where a Mr. Sean Sowards was pulled over by Deputy James Elliot by unaided visual speed, and the court recognized that a visual estimation of someone's speed isn't even enough evidence to justify a traffic stop. Got all that from the 30 seconds it took to look it up on Google
@@katlovegood4921 good to know, from a quick search it looks like the cop could have given out a ticket but I still don't think he wanted to, at least not til the end of the video
@@Fisher12 how’s he being a dick for asking a question, wouldn’t you want to ask questions too if ur getting pulled over for speeding and you know for a fact you were going at the legal limit? Weather he was doing 50 or not idk but assuming he was going the speed limit then the cop would be lying so he’d want to ask the right questions and not just take a ticket for something he didn’t do. He wasn’t disrespectful so idk how he’d be a dick in this situation
The cop wasn't "polite" he was beaten. He stayed calm to save face while backing down and deciding not write the ticket, because he had zero evidence and the guy wasn't gonna make it easy. People have no critical thinking skills smh.
That Officer has some serious patience to be treating the supercar driver so kind. Not to mention he told the truth when he said “so it’s your word against mine.”
@@notatrollokay - there's no evidence he was lying. If anything, going off the video, it's likely he wasn't. The point being made by the driver is that it was one word against another and therefore wouldn't hold up in court.
I see where you coming from but if hes actually truthful talking about the alleged person here and wasnt speeding i dont really think the cop was that chill since he was a liar thats not really what i recall chill
Yeah especially trying to be a smartass trying to say that the cop can’t know what speed he’s going while looking in front of him and not at the speedometer
bruh what he stopped me and claimed i was speeding that you don’t take speeding tickets lightly you think ima be all happy and jolly after a cop lied about speeding he’s only being nice because he was caught up in his lie
"I'm gonna have my own own reasons for whether I do give you or don't give you a ticket." And he's Asian so you know he's studied up, that's literally how it works. His own reasons.
The cop was quite kind and polite the whole time, it’s okay to ask questions too but try not to be arrogant at some point. Lucky for you I guess you met a kind one.
All he did was use the answers he received from the cop and put them into a very clear representation of why it doesn't make sense. Seems like he was being a smart ass but he simply reiterated all the answers he got.
@@I_Play_Airsoft_OFFICIALdid we watch the same video?? The cop seemed pretty calm to me no?? So ur gonna believe a cop that has no radar or dashcam?? But we should just believe him bc the guy in the car has money?? Please stop being so smooth brained
Nah. What he wanted was to elicit a confession by playing nice guy, since he knew he had ZERO evidence. And since that didn't work, not ticket was written.
You realize those questions made complete sense and that if you just do everything a cop says without question, you could legally screw yourself right? Please chat with a lawyer and get back to me...
@@rebeccatexaschick7621Those questions didn’t make sense. ‘you were looking down and looking at me’. Checking your speed is literally designed in such a way that you aren’t distracted too much from the quick glance. Therefore you can easily check your speed and check wether someone is moving faster than you. The guy just tried to throw nonsense around and ya’ll are siding with him. As for ‘doing everything a cop says…’ where does that apply here? The only thing the cop said was that he pulled him over for speeding. Heck he didn’t even say he was giving him a ticket. The man was out of his place being a jackass for no reason. Only in America is it common for you to argue with police officers. Everywhere else in the world will either accept the fine if they were speeding, or take it to court if they think they were not. Arguing with officers achieves nothing.
That's how most of the people are who record themselves getting pulled over. They know exactly what they're doing and think they're better than everyone.
They'll just fuck with you. Guys ducking lanes in a 150K car are not going to give a flying fuck about a 300 dollar ticket. Make them step out of the car and waste 3-6 hours of their time in humid sunlight, they'll care about that.
@@blablamann2973 Actually, there’s no indication that the cop was going to issue a ticket or not. With or without evidence, that’s up to you to plea not guilty in court. Guy seems like he was being professional
You'd rather be nice and polite while getting a ticket or being blunt and persistent and not being charged lawfully. I bet if someone used your credit card without authorization you'd pay it off instead of challenging the bank.
There’s nothing wrong with asking reasonable questions. Being submissive and letting them decide makes no difference. This cop is decently chill, but if it’s really mood or not that makes a cop want to be an ass than that’s not acceptable.
No he wasn't. As soon as he noticed the camera and the guys line of questioning the cop realized he messed up. He would have totally gave him a ticket if it weren't for the camera.
@@lokidogofmischief265 How would you know whether he was being honest or not? Oh that's right, you don't. Want to know why? You weren't there. I'm guessing this is an audit. The driver is intentionally giving the cop a hard time to audit his response. The cop may not have any hard evidence, but that doesn't have anything to do with being honest. It's easily possible that the cop is being honest and also didn't have a dashcam. Not all cops have dashcams.
@@brandonerwin7031 the driver maintains that he does not break speed limits because he has to insure his fleet of exotic cars, and that one cost him a great deal of money. He maintains that he’s a magnet for bogus speed claims. I think I believe him.
