Keep in mind, these cops were acting this way to a uniformed military officer, in a well-lit area, with body cameras rolling. Just imagine what happens in the absence of all these conditions.
>didn't pull over straight away with 2 police cars chasing him >officers don't know if it's stolen valor He could've pulled over, asked can we go to the nearby gassstation. Or if he easily complied instead of passively resisting at the gass station nothing would've happened.
@@3217491That's total BS. Pulling into a well-lt, safe location is the right thing to do. And this was not a "chase." Nice try. Also, this "passive resistance" BS is just another "I shot him because I feared for my life" excuse to use excessive force.
"I'm honestly afraid to get out of the car." The cop responds, "Yeah, you should be." Great incentive to get out of the car, right? The cop literally says to the driver that he SHOULD BE AFRAID to get out of the car! These cops need to be fired, ASAP.
@@opertinicy Bro are you that smooth brained? The driver got theree CONFLICTING orders. Get out of the car, hands out of the car, and take off your seat belt. All while they have your guns pointed at you for actually no reason(stop was illegal) . You telling me, that you would choose to risk your life to do anything else in this situation?
The senior police officer clearly has anger control issues. Multiple times in this video the younger police officer who made the initial stop looked at the senior officer like WTF is wrong with you.
Threatening him with execution because he had temporary tags on his new car instead of permanent plates? I wouldn't get out of the car either. He should be fired and lose his pension. He should not be allowed to have access to firearms, he is clearly too irresponsible to be trusted.
@@lisadioguardi5742 agree 100% The man even if he was a *Good* Officer at one time has completely lost his sense of right and wrong and is mentally unfit to wear the Uniform.
The senior officer whose body camera this is has got some serious unaddressed anger management issues. Also something that I didn't notice before was the 2nd Lt. had his dog with him and mentioned his dog was choking on the OC he needlessly sprayed in his face multiple times. This encounter reminds me of many others where the junior officer seems to want to deescalate the situation, but their senior officer keeps re-escalating the situation. These cops need to be disciplined ASAP!
Adrenaline starts pumping when the chase starts, no matter how short the chase is its already started. So thats got him on edge, now he needs to get the suspect out of the vehicle so he uses an aggressive tone as expected after pursuit. Then the suspect has the audacity to use his veteran status to avoid the removal from the vehicle and arrest we would all be expecting after not pulling over when originally approached by police and he tries to use this excuse to a veteran of all people. This offends the officer who is proud of his status and is disgusted by someone trying to use it for special treatment. Yes he is pissed and rightfully so. When he commanded him to exit the vehicle it was a lawful order and everything that follows is due to LTs refusal of that lawful order.
The threat of "You're going to ride the Lightning" tells me that this officer needs to be pushing a broom somewhere instead of being armed with a firearm, taser and mace.
Clearly that was a reference to a taser. He started pull out his taser literally 2 seconds after he said it. He shouldn't be fired for an erroneous reference.
The cops went in guns drawn and jacked for what reason... A TRAFFIC VIOLATION!? Cop couldn’t even explain what was going on. This Lieutenant was so calm and sincere throughout and it is so sickening to see shit like this in this day and age
Bro. When a police officer has you at gunpoint, You stop asking questions. You shut your mouth. You comply with your given orders, you let the situation de-escalate, AND THEN you start asking all of your questions! If you notice that the cops did something illegal, then you don’t resist their arrest of you. You fight it in court later! The Justice System was intentionally created this way! People try too hard to get out of situations right then and there. Do you want to know how you can increase your chances of getting out of a situation the most? By 1st complying! And then making your case. Therefore, as a fellow former service member to this Army Medical Corp Officer. This Soldier, is dumber than a doorknob! I'll pray for his unit if they end up havin to follow him in combat! I hope he wakes up to logic.
@@media6969 Dude, stop carrying water for the state. This was completely unnecessary. What the fuck is with "conservatives" getting off with displays of authority?
@@media6969 The man in the car remained calm and was not the person escalating the situation nor should he be responsible to de-escalate as that is the officers job. If he had taken a second to stop yelling and EXPLAIN to this man exactly why he was being pulled over this would have been avoided. And to respond “yeah you should be” when someone tells you they are afraid to exit the car is NOT okay. The officer is in the wrong in this situation.
@@treonna9420. I never said he should be responsible to de-escalate the situation. I said he should let the situation de-escalate itself. The cop is not required to tell him why he pulled him over, until after the scene is considered safe. Did you ever stop to think that if you tell a criminal why you're stopping them, then they might just think it’s worth it to try to run away instead of getting arrested? There's a procedure in place for a reason. Yes, there was an excessive amount of force. But guess when you handle that? IN COURT! If you want your chances of dying to drastically decrease, then you just simply comply first!
@@media6969 Why in the world are you assuming the Justice system would work in favour of people brutalized by cops? What a barbaric country you guys live in, just blind obedience to officers no matter if they're right or wrong, just in case you get killed. You guys genuinely live in a third-world country.
I'm an officer in the Air Force who is white and these police officers never would have treated me this way. These small town cops racially profiled this Lieutenant, decided they wanted to arrest him as soon as they turned on their lights and it didn't matter what he did because they wanted to search his vehicle and prove he was a criminal. His vehicle had properly posted temporary plates in the window and he hadn't violated any traffic laws. He traveled less than a mile and just over a minute at low speeds looking for a safe place to pull over. They are just racist cops who wanted to jack up a young man of color. Fire them and charge them with assault.
I totally agree Jake, I happen to be white and in my younger days I was pulled over several times for speeding and not once was I ever asked to exit the vehicle. There is a clear double standard in America. Disgraceful.
@@c208captain , I have been serving on active duty for 5 years and I've been pulled over 4 times for various speeding and moving violations. As soon as the officers who pulled me over (all white men) found out I was in the military, they let me got with a warning each time. It actually pisses me off because I don't want special treatment. I don't want anyone to experience what this man experienced and I don't want special treatment if I broke the law. Racist cops swing both ways.
I am black and I truly appreciate you both admitting what was truly going on here. To many people would say the opposite. That officer was out of line. The moment I clicked on the video , I even started to feel like it was me the way he was yelling and being aggressive. It’s extremely sad that this world is this way.
As an officer in the air force, you would be dishonorably discharged if for 5 whole minutes cops told you to get out of the car and you didn't comply. You'd do well to remember that son.
@@peoplez129 , you know nothing about the military or the Constitution if you think this Lieutenant was in the wrong and these racist cops were in the right. Funny how you sound like a guy who would say "support the troops/respect the flag" and immediately forget that slogan as soon as racist cops decide they want to jack up a young black man of color driving a $50,000 SUV through their shitty, small town.
If the goal was to remove him from the car, the Rookie officer was already succeeding in opening the door. But then Whiskey-Breath ordered the Rookie off the door and immediately pepper-sprayed the lieutenant up the eyeballs. This man is a menace to society, and the Rookie falsified the police report. They should be serving years in prison.
I totally agree, losing your job is not enough for treating another person this way, you can lose your job over a tweet. they should be charged with abuse of power or something
@@David-od7eg "abuse of power" isn't a criminal charge. If it was, supervisors everywhere would be getting arrested. Being a dick isn't a crime either. Unless you're committing an actual crime while being a dick. Otherwise there would be no one on social media. If he lost his job due to excessive force, then maybe they could get a Battery charge. Which is an actual criminal charge.
Lets say some dopehead riding around dressed like a soldier does everything just the same, acts like he dont know he was doing anything wrong keeps refusing to get out, rookie reaches in to assist and gets stabbed in the neck. This is a very possible scenario, you do not reach into a suspects vehicle and put yourself at risk no matter what costume he wears.
@@swskitso Spoken like a rogue cop trying to justify unbridled violence against people you don't like. There was no threat exhibited by the VICTIM. The perpetrator should be behind bars. And you with him if you did the same thing in your sordid past.
No my friend, this is a good example of passive resistance. Failing to abide by simple lawful commands. Hence the obstructing the main officer mentioned.
How can he take off his seatbelt after being pepper-sprayed and without the police having to think he is reaching for something? Either way, he's frckd. There's something wrong with Mr. Angry cop, way too many roid shots?
@Wayland Stevens I'm sure it's worked in this country for decades. The prevalence of social media and cameras everywhere have only exposed what was already going on.
I agree. Just how in the fuck is he supposed to keep his hands out the window and open the door and take off his seatbelt all at the same time as they keep on yelling at him to do? Would those scum sucking turds make up their fucking minds what they want him to do?
@@mrlofi333 its just sad a lot of people don't seem to realize this because they can't imagine a world outside of their own experiences or from someone else's perspective.
"Get out of the car!" "Keep your hands out of the window!" How can he open the door and take off the seat belt if he has to keep his hands outside the car?
"What are you a specialist?" "I'm a lieutenant. " "You made this way more difficult than it had to be." Sounds like Sergeant anger issues is trying to justify his actions. This was a traffic stop over a missing license plate, not a chase following a violent assault. If you cannot handle your anger and adrenaline, maybe get a job working construction or selling cars.
It was inexcusable for the soldier to not announce that he had a weapon. I hope the UCMJ gets involved and they strip him of his security clearance for poor judgment and lack of ability to follow orders.
@@TqSNv9R0iG5Ckxew The police officer's actions were deemed inexcusable by his department. He was fired over this incident. Sometimes cops are dick bags. Not all of them...but some of them. That's life.
Driver: “I’m afraid to get out of the car” Police:”Yeah you should be!” What more can be said about how destructive, violent, and unconcerned about consequences the police are in America.
Dont run from the police then? That seems like an idea. I honestly dont know why anyone would want to join a police force. I say if you cant defend yourself then get fucked by the stronger.
It's not JUST the cops but also the thugs, too. America is just too violent all around. It's the culture, really. No wonder we're the leading military force globally...
Youre an idiot it was a felony stop. Listen to their radio. He knew why just thought being a military member, then LT, was enough to ignore them pulling him over.
@@brianwilson9501 Do you know why it was "a felony stop"? Of course you don't, you're just repeating something you read elsewhere in defense of the actions. Felony stops are for when the driver / passenger has committed a serious crime or possibly armed. The initial reason of him being pulled over was because he had 'no rear license plate' and tinted windows. He pulled over in a well lit area himself. I don't think the response is proportionate to that charge. Especially as the cops immediately start talking about him dying with a gun pointed at him. They immediately escalated the situation unnecessarily to the extent he's clearly scared of getting shot. And they did not inform him why he was pulled over until well after guns were pointed at him.
>Reach for the seatbelt >Dead for "reaching to his weapon" >Keep your hands out >Abused for "refusing orders" >Stop at the side of the road >Dead because "we couldn't see and were afraid for our lives" >Drive to a well light gas station >Get abused for not stopping to be executed
Buckaroo has no brain. When your life is on the line and you're being threatened, I'm sure aaaaaall he's thinking about is internet victim points. Not "is my dog going to choke on the mace and die," "am I going to die or be imprisoned," or "am I going to be severely injured." Yeah. In no way are you delusional beyond help.
The guy understands that too many people get shot for not showing their hands and reaching near their waist, he is scared to reach for the door or seatbelt because he knows he can get shot. He does an amazing job of showing his hands to the cops at all times, while recording the incident on his phone in his car. He is choosing the safest option.
When officers tell you to take off your seatbelt, they expect you to take your hands down slowly. If you do that, they have nothing to worry about. As for the door, open the door with the outside doorhandle since its a pretty common practice.
@@aaker256 @ttmike42 yeah nice try officers, but there's NO WAY I will take my hands out of your sight and give you an excuse to lit me up. Keep you hands visible and take the beating, I say. Sue later when you're safe
They won't shoot a guy in full military uniform, they and their extended family will wish they're dead if they did. Besides, they'll get charged under 18 U.S. Code § 1389 - "Prohibition on attacks on United States servicemen on account of service". Being police doesn't put you above federal law, the army attorneys are going to fucking destroy them.
This makes me so angry! Imagine if he didn’t pull into this gas station and had pulled over in a dark street. This could have had a different outcome. A disgrace
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 , During your first year as a rookie, you can be fired for absolutely any reason. This is what it means to be a cop. You must toe the line. If you don't toe the line and don't mirror your partner's every move, or if that senior partner doesn't like you for some reason, you're out of a job, and all that training you had to go through at the police academy goes down the drain. This is why the police can't be reformed with new blood. Any new police officer worth a damn either gets pushed out early on or gets beaten into compliance.
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 If you're fearful to the point of pulling your gun and screaming at the slightest possibility of danger from the citizens you're sworn to protect, then you've clearly chosen the wrong profession. If you're regularly getting yourself into this position as a police officer, it's time to reassess your life choices.
That could have had a different outcome either way, but dude should know as a Black/Hispanic male that you DON'T give Cowards On Patrol any opportunity to either harm you or worse, and by not complying, he opened the door exponentially, like my lawyer told me 13 years ago the last time I was illegally arrested for "disorderly conduct" when I talked to a police officer on a power trip after an accident to tell my side of the story, and he arrested me for simply speaking, if the Police tell you to stop talking, just comply as they are the judge, jury, and executioner during a traffic stop, so just comply and handle the rest in court. My own lawyer follows this advice.
Nazario was calmly trying to de-escalate and said he was afraid to get out of the car, the senior officer literally said you should be. Cops like this need to be held accountable. Some People are saying Nazario should have listened, they should be saying the cops should have been trying to reassure Nazario of his safety if he got out. They should have been de-escalating instead of providing vague threats. They are the ones with the guns, with the power, so they are responsible for managing the situation and de-escalating.
Nazario's fear of getting out was clearly his fear of bringing his hands inside the vehicle, out of sight, to unbelt and exit the vehicle. These morons were shouting contradictory orders and the one most likely to get Nazario shot if he violated it was keeping his hands outside the window. Nazario literally asked the police to remove him because of his fear. A great many police interactions are horribly misreported with anti-police bias with know criminals fight with cops while refusing commands and resisting arrest. THIS was not one of those.
The police are not interested in de-escalation. They are being hostile and provocative. They are looking for an excuse to assassinate a person guilty of driving while being Black. The police have been tasked to train the public to accept unacceptable abuse, abuse of power, and excessive force. This is a traffic stop for chrissakes!!! No, this is a police force high on Right-wing political agendas.
@@magicwithin6873 well they were aiming their guns and yelling at him for a simple traffic stop and if he had reached around to unbuckle his seatbelt theres a good chance the officer would've shot him, the only thing here is a cop that is clearly unfit for service
Trevor Houff he was resisting arrest, fled police for a mile making this a felony traffic stop. Police protocol for felony traffic stops is to draw your weapon and call the occupant back. That’s standard procedure. I highly recommend looking into police procedures if you’re going to pretend to be an expert on it
"Gutierrez’s report continued, 'I did not want to see his career ruined over one erroneous decision.'” Those officers are the only one's who should find their careers in jeopardy.
@@claudesigma3784 the officer responded "you should be scared" in response to the guys fear of exiting the vehicle. The officer also made reference that he was “fixin’ to ride the lightning,” which means he would be executed. I'm not sure how this kind of behavior would be considered "following protocol".
@@claudesigma3784 for a traffic stop there were multiple officers attempting to arrest him, yelling at him, and giving him conflicting orders. This is very out of the ordinary outside of Bootlicker land that you live in.
Fire both of them, I am from that area as well as my family and this how every minority is treated from Petersburg to Suffolk traveling on route 460 this is why those cities never grow and also why he stoped at the BP station cause there is only that gas station and a Dairy Queen, the rest are swamps and fields. Freaking country cops and a town of at the most 5000 people with the railroad still separating blacks and white.
@@ramjetriddick5985 hahaha shut up dude. Nothing would’ve happened if he pulled over where he should’ve as well as listened to simple commands. Fuck being a minority of i did that here in Southern California the same shit would happen. Can’t teach stupid.
Lol I'm saying. Imagine being in the middle of nowhere and a cop says that to you guns drawn. I dont even know what I'd do. probably start crying because I'm a punk.
The screaming officer should have had his blood tested. This is not normal, he was in a fit of rage. All this for a traffic violation? A traffic violation does not require stepping out the the car. Forget the mace, the situation certainly does not require not one but two guns being pointed at him. I honestly thought he was a murder suspect.
believe it or not this is common its not just these two , I myself experienced this rage before , moving out of America was the best decision I ever made
Right and the thing is, he just purchased this vehicle, and had temporary tags tape to the rear of his Window. This was unnecessary and blatant harassment
Most normal people would want to work white collar jobs. At least if you're the physical type, you'd want to be a firefighter, paramedic or search and rescue.
“Your bout to ride the lightning” - Fired cop, bout to cost his city millions of dollars, and be shamed nationally. These cops should be flogged in the town square.
The only reason he wasn't getting out of the car after being pepper sprayed is because he couldn't see anything, and was afraid that if he reached to unlock his seatbelt it may have been perceived as "reaching for a weapon". How this dude kept his composure as well as he did is beyond me
@@Madrrrrrrrrrrr Ah so hands clearly visible outside of the window justifies pepper spray, which infact just complicates the situation as he is unable to see. You are probably just a copy pasta right wing shill.
@@SgtTurret why are you sympathizing with a criminal? Also, he had many chances to get out of the car. Everybody knows the best thing to do is cooperate and provide only necessary and prevalent information. If he had gotten out of the car they could have detained him and spoken with him. Notice how they give no information about why he was pulled over. If he had cooperated they could have dealt with this better. Also remember that as soon as the lights come on and it's safe you must yield to police officers pulling you over. Otherwise they may can you with evading police officers. It's not your choice which gas station you pull over at. Sorry if it's dark and you're afraid of getting shot but don't use that as an excuse to drag a normal traffic stop into a leftist political agenda.
'im honest afraid to get out the car' 'you should be' How is that legal. They've pulled him over for no reason and are threatening him guns drawn. He doesn't even raise his voice to them
@@speedracer8996 they are clearly being excessive and threatening violence for a calm and complying guy. Maybe if you stopped licking the police's boots and looked up you would see that
@@TheSilence1 >"Since when is threating someone's life " Since 15 sec before this, when the subject was fleeing the cops (sirens on) and "charging through intersection", endangering OTHER people's lives. If your child was in the crossline of this intersection, would you also be so concerned about your "precious" perp? Do the cretins who comment under this video live in a world when fleeing the cops and charging through an intersection is "normal"?
@@davids.3584 If the rest of the officers do not aggresibely excise these 'bad apples' from their ranks, and prevent them from just moving to another force, they are complicit, and just as rotten
@@ufhjfu4326 "Immigration is a problem and we need to secure our borders!" "Well I don't see you joining ICE and deporting illegals. Are you a globalist?" "..."
You could tell the younger cop felt for this dude. When the other officer pulled out his pepper spray he put himself inbetween them so he could try and solve it more peacefully, and even tried to go in and get his seat belt until he was told not to
Exactly, from the moment the stop began all he had to do was get out of the car, take a knee, wear some bracelets and maybe clear up any confusion. It began as a simple traffic stop, the drivers initial refusal to comply and continued refusal escalated the situation. Up to the point the young officer put himself in harms way reaching into a suspects car attempting to help him comply but he still refused. I dont know if the officer asked if he was a specialist to see if the suspect knew the rank he was wearing or if he was making an assumption this mans rank must be by education and not by merit.
"You're fixing to ride the lightning, son?" How many of these situations could be avoided if the officers would just treat the individual with a little respect?
Most of these situations would be avoided if the cops were treated with respect. Just comply when they give you orders. This dude did not comply, on purpose, so he could look like a victim and be a martyr for the media.
Further proof that we need to end qualified immunity. Settlements should be paid from the police pension fund/union. Further, we need a nationwide database of all fired cops, to prevent them from joining another PD in another jurisdiction. That's how you end this type of behavior by these racist cops.
If policing is a profession like some proclaim, then they should be responsible for purchasing their own professional liability insurance. In medicine, we call it malpractice.
Started to say "you're arrested" and then realized he has no reason to arrest him. So stupid that he was told hes in trouble for not cooperating but what was the reason for this to begin with? These "officers" disrespect the actual people that protect us and have the audacity to tell him that he should be afraid knowing damn well that the lieutenant has devoted himself to protect people like him when he shouldn't have to
These officers ARE the the people that "protect" us. Ever notice how in this story, every time it's told, it never ends with some fictional good cop stepping in and telling the aggressive one to back off? Cuz it never happens, and good cops don't exist. Yes, even that one cop you know/are related to. This is exactly what their job is; it's an job born in the 1800s out of slave catchers and union breakers, and the only things about it that have changed are the technology, uniform, and language.
@@doomdandoody9857 and the officers that do step up are often benched or fired. To protect their jobs, many of the "good ones" are too scared to step up.
It's not everytime. This Lt. drove away from the police when they put their lights on. There was no reason for any of his behavior and failing to comply police commands.
@@xeph8288 No, they aren't. What you should do is immediately pull over, then ask the officer if they will allow you to drive to a better lit area. You are not in control of the encounter, the police are.
@@jbro4779 you are so ignorant. Sometimes we can not stop right away. I swear are never going to wake up everyone. There is absolutely no reason for this behavior. I have been accused of stealing a car that was given to me. I was 22 years old, weighed 98 lbs... 5 ft 3 inch. I just git a new car and the title had not been switched yet. It died on me at a stop light in town. This town is small and everyone knows your business.plus my dad and brothers were firemen and fire chief in connecting small town. We knew the whole county. One of the officers knew me and pretended not to. The joke was on them though. I worked for a Dentist in town who’s brother was the prosecutions Attorney in our county. Plus the police chief was a patient. Next day the guy who pretended not to know me, well he lived in the same complex as me. Stopped me and asked me if I reported him and the other guy.. why of course I did. You were an asshole.. his lame excuse.. I was in training.. bunch of BS. It is power and control. Sick and disgusting evil.
I’m just happy that he is alive. Pulling someone over for a traffic violation with guns drawn? Imagine just driving down the road, getting pulled over and you look in your rear view and they’re approaching you car with guns drawn...for no reason. I would freeze. He was too scared to reach to unbuckle his seatbelt because he was scared of getting shot. This really has to stop. WE are going to have to start doing something else, honestly.
What they don’t tell you is Nazario eluded police before the gas station, which is a crime in itself. Wanting to go into a “well-lit” area is no excuse. What if there was no well-lit area for 20 miles? I guess Nazario would have kept driving. Take off that military uniform. You don’t deserve it.
@@William14094 he drove for less than a minute and a half at a lower speed limit to get off a dark road into some light that was in plain sight. Even on the dispatch they said they believe him to be complying. Are you sh**ing up rubber from all that boot licking yet ?
@@William14094 ah yes this copied and pasted statement again. It's recommended you go to a well-lit area if stopped at night. He had his emergency lights on, slowed down and went to the gas station. He was compliant. And did what he was supposed to do. That is not a crime. A crime and "eluding" the cops would be ignoring them and driving off or speeding up.
"keep your hands out the window" "open the door slowly" how can you do either of those commands without violating the other and not be afraid of getting shot?!?!
You realize there are handles on the outside of car doors right? I'm pretty sure at one point in the video they said reach out and open the door but I can't remember
@@VyroBerserker How many modern cars don't have auto locking doors? It is literally impossible to reach out and open you car door without first hitting that unlock button. And you can see his door had auto locked, cause the cop had to reach inside to unlock it.
@@koopatroopa187 if that's the case and the door is locked, it's as simple as "I'm going to unlock my door with my right hand" and then doing it slowly. Or asking the officers to reach in and unlock the door for him. He asked the same thing about his seat belt so its not a stretch. Not to mention he could have unlocked it when he went to roll down the window in the first place. The cops were fine with him reaching for his seat belt because they are aware what he's doing, it's when you reach for something unknown and unexpectedly that you get shot.
"Get out of the car now!" "What's going on?" "What's going on is you're fixin' to ride the lightning, son." The police is effectively threatening execution for a traffic stop, and people are actually surprised that the driver was afraid to leave the vehicle?
The actual structural racism in the US is perpetrated against whites. Affirmative action, diversity quotas, there are even plans for Universal Basic Income exclusively for individuals of color. Those are government programs, actual structural racism. Racist cops committing crimes against non-white citizens are acts of racism, not evidence of structural racism, at least not to the same degree compared to the government programs I just mentioned.
That's what they did too me. I was driving I seen a cop in the distance so I kept driving Cause I didn't commit a crime. Then I noticed he wasent changing lanes as he was getting closer so when I noticed he was stopping me I put my food down and stop at the gas station he arrested me for felony flee elude , reckless driving and resisting. He was pulling me over for the bass coming out my car
What they don’t tell you is Nazario eluded police before the gas station, which is a crime in itself. Wanting to go into a “well-lit” area is no excuse. What if there was no well-lit area for 20 miles? I guess Nazario would have kept driving. Take off that military uniform. You don’t deserve it.
@@William14094 Aren't you tired of posting that same sorry comment everywhere? Why doesn't he deserve to wear the uniform? Because he wants to be somewhere safe and well-lit? How does that have anything to do with being able to wear the uniform? Make sure to check the bottom of the boot for shit the next time you lick it.
@@William14094 ur argument is invalidated by the court filing in which he took less than 2 minutes to find said gas station before being falsely arrested and searched for a crime he didn't commit..... also victim is suing the cops and will most likely win.
@@LeAFyromster That guy has been spamming the comments posting the same reply on everyone's comment. probably a bot or a cop trying to defend this shit.
If I were a young man, i would be afraid to join the police force because I would eventually get caught up in a situation like this, where a senior officer misbehaves, and as a junior officer, I have no choice but to go along with it.
He was stubbornly refusing to comply with a simple command. Just get out of the car and be arrested. This guy thinks he has a right to argue, you do that in front of a judge.
@@waltereg0 This was a pullover for a traffic violation. wtf are they doing ordering him to get out the car with guns drawn for? Dude was afraid to get out the car for good reason.
@@waltereg0 he repeatedly and calmly asked what he had done. The officers never told him. They said he was being arrested, then being detained, but never mentioned why. They were not giving lawful commands. He was pepper sprayed for no reason with his hands in the air.
@@jrodelite1515 officers don't have to stop detaining you to tell you why they're doing it. Stop pretending to know sop's. You clearly don't even grasp the standard order of operations. A traffic stop is a detainment and you can be asked out of the car, period. That's supreme case law. Please refuse to get out at a traffic stop and tell us how it goes.
@@aaker256 That's not the point. The first engagement by the officer was gun drawn, yelling for hands out the window and to get out of the car. The driver has no idea why he's been pulled over and shouldn't be arrested and find out in a written report why he was pulled over and ordered out of his car.
@@set921 of course they have guns drawn. Its a felony stop. If you read the report or have any common sense you know that in way more than most cases after the suspect is detained and in cuffs, the LEOs will explain their stop.
@@aaker256 So a cop can stop you, at gunpoint, for a "felony" you're not aware of committing, not explain to you why you're being arrested even after you repeatedly ask whey you're being stopped, then threaten to kill you if you don't immediately comply? And you'd be OK with that? I'll answer that for you: No, you would not be OK with that, because it's wrong on every level. You only think it's OK because it's happening to someone else.
@@aaker256 you mean the report they wrote up way after the stop your so racially bias you not thinking over everything cops make bull shit reports all the time to justify how they handled situations nothing in the video said anything about a felony they never identified why they stopped him the man was in shock with good reason or is he supposed to expect guns pointing at him and being yelled at within seconds of being pulled over
I've been pulled over multiple times on travels, even in 3rd world developing countries. None have been as terrifying as they are in the US. I will never understand why people defend this kind of behavior.
I had to look that phrase up by the way. Urban dictionary defined it as getting electrocuted or executed. The cop had no taser, so that could only mean one thing.
@@NewYorkerPEACE Not sure what that means but I agree. Kind of assumed this is him post brain crushing already though. You are telling me that man is functioning like that with an uncrushed brain? That is a medical miracle.
Lose his badge? Lose his f-in badge??? That’s it??? Are you serious??? I’m a veteran myself and seeing a fellow serviceman being treated like this means that these two cops (and they don’t deserve that title at all) should get a sentence that guarantees they will work minimum wage jobs for the rest of their lives. Less than 2 minutes to pull over? In a well lit area. Was polite the entire time even having to face these two (obviously) racist cops. Yeah I said it, racist. Minorities are capable of being racists too, just ask any officer who served under Daryl Gates. If we are going to continue to have a pecking order of public servants, I promise you that there no way in hell that a person serving in the US military should be treated as less than number 1.
To the genius who said “ he can unlock the car from the outside “. Please post a video and show us how u can unbuckle your seat belt with your right ass cheek.
What they don’t tell you is Nazario eluded police before the gas station, which is a crime in itself. Wanting to go into a “well-lit” area is no excuse. What if there was no well-lit area for 20 miles? I guess Nazario would have kept driving. Take off that military uniform. You don’t deserve it.
@@William14094 You're stupid. If he stopped somewhere dark the police could have done whatever they wanted knowing the body cams wouldn't pick everything up.
@@tracym6020 I'm both a military veteran and a former police officer, so I see this through both lens. The argument would have merit only if the well-lit area is within site, which in this case, it clearly wasn't. Read the police report. The fact that the first cop wanted backup tells you this was no routine traffic stop. In addition, the Lt. refused multiple times to get out of the car. Guns were drawn after he disobeyed, not before. So the Lt. was apparently too afraid to get out of the car, but not afraid to elude police. So he wanted to be afraid when it was convenient for him, I guess. I will say, the senior officer could have kept his cool a little better and using mace in the face wasn't the best approach.
The fact that sprayed him 4 times and thought he could still get out of the car is just plain stupid. Respect to the 2nd LT who used that military training to stay calm and collected in a situation where many others would’ve broke down. Get justice for this man.
What they don’t tell you is Nazario eluded police before the gas station, which is a crime in itself. Wanting to go into a “well-lit” area is no excuse. What if there was no well-lit area for 20 miles? I guess Nazario would have kept driving. Take off that military uniform. You don’t deserve it.
What they don’t tell you is Nazario eluded police before the gas station, which is a crime in itself. Wanting to go into a “well-lit” area is no excuse. What if there was no well-lit area for 20 miles? I guess Nazario would have kept driving. Take off that military uniform. You don’t deserve it.
@@William14094 No. Looking for a safe place to pull over is not a crime. These cops don't deserve their uniforms. Guns drawn. "I'm afraid to get out", Cop: "YOU SHOULD BE". Cop: "You're fixin' to ride lightning". Fire them.
@@William14094 Police frequently recommend pulling into a well-lit parking lot for their safety as well as yours. Far too many officers are killed by passing cars who can't see them on the side of the road. Educate yourself. (It takes less than a minute to Google "where to pull over during a traffic stop" and find several sources that support this.)
@@William14094 umm i dont know if ur ignorant or not but, alot of people are making excuses for the cop because of the TINTED windows. what makes u think the cop will change their minds after seeing a black man in a SAV with "Tinted" windows. they already called it in as a possible automobile theft, they assumed he was criminal before they pulled him over. their excuse was that the traffic stop was due to a no license on a new car he just bought.... yea dark road are totally fine for a black man to park and wait for cops assuming u are a thief stealing a new car, so go ahead and wait for ur cops to pull u over in the dark and see the news story the following day. oh wait its is on the news. but atleast its only the cops being shitty and not the victum being shot in the dark roads while the cops attempt to stop a black man from stealing his own new SUV. in case u didnt hear it , most of the last part is sarcasm. stop defend shitty cops and their shitty power hungry selves. COP NEED ACCOUNTABILITY. good job on the victum for not being killed ad staying calm thru the whole ordeal. hope they jail one of those 2 cops or something. its just too disturbing to know a cop out there suggesting he will be ur executioner if u don't OBEY HIS ORDERS. he a COP. not a GOD or a KING. its LAWFUL ORDERS for a reason. if a cop shoots u and tells u to stand up, i want see u try.
@@William14094 Also INCORRECT. He put on his emergency lights, slowed down and drove "1 minute and 40 seconds" to the gas station which was a well lit area. Which is also what is RECOMMENDED you do when stopped at night. Eluding the cops would be simply ignoring them and driving away. He followed what he was supposed to there's no crime here.
It's a good ol' boys' club. You're either with them, or against them. And if you're against them, they'll make your life a living hell. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Donna "Jane" Watts found that out the hard way.
You could see as it got deeper, that he was way less comfortable with the situation. Especially when the “suspect” was super calm and ended up being an officer in full uniform.
Lowkey you could tel that "Daniel" is afairly new officer or looks like it. You can completely see he never had control of the situation like cops try to have. So the Mean officer tried to turn the intensity up in his place. Then Daniel felt kinda sorry for the dude its all over his face. This looks like some fucked up on the job training and the mean officer just wanted to be mr powerful authority man
Yes they didn’t even ask for any Identification before guns were drawn . These cops definitely had a power trip calling him boy . Yelling and confusing the situation .
You do know they followed this car with police sirens and lights on for 1.5 miles, he refused to pull over for 1.5 miles, no shit the cops going to be full force, they had no idea what driver was planning to do next, safety first,
It's an old execution strategy used to drive the person into a panic causing them to make irrational moves so they can have reason to execute you, hence all the yelling. Luckily this officer is in the military so he's probably used to being yelled at.
Your stupidity is amazing. When the cops tell you to do that, they mean: 1. keep your hands visible, out the window 2. leave the vehicle. Do one step at a time, and you confirm with them verbally asking if you can move your hands as you're going through each step. You obviously can't imagine being a cop. You're pulling over someone with unknown intentions, unknown weapons in their vehicle, you can die at any time. On the flip-side, the cops are not racist good ol' boys looking to kill you! The danger/fear doesn't go the other way, you don't need to fear the police as long as you don't fight them.
@VictoriousProductions Its perfectly reasonable to expect that if you run from the police, ignore every command, that you get what you see in this video.
What they don’t tell you is Nazario eluded police before the gas station, which is a crime in itself. Wanting to go into a “well-lit” area is no excuse. What if there was no well-lit area for 20 miles? I guess Nazario would have kept driving. Take off that military uniform. You don’t deserve it.
@@aaker256 that’s dumb. If he wanted the guy out so bad, he should’ve unbuckled the belt himself. He told the rookie cop to get away so the lieutenant would slip up and actually unbuckle his own belt and so he’d have a “cause” to shoot him
@brzzzz First off, its not a Tahoe, its an Escalade. The tint is so dark they cant see the plates if its in there anyway. How should they know something is there if they cant see it?
@@aaker256 well does every traffic stop in america end up in guns drawn? i dont know man but here where i live in europe it gets news if police draws a gun for any reason what so ever because its extremely rare for that to happen let alone in some standard traffic stop.
The young cop seemed pretty relaxed and wanted to work with the soldier, it's the one yelling that's the damn problem and kept escalating the situation
@@byronbranch4645 - We're not in a court of law and any reasonably intelligent person knows by abuse of power I meant excessive force and other misconduct by police. And qualified immunity does not protect against criminal actions.
I rather the yelling cop get fired over the other one, he was the only one that tried to calm things down but the other cop just kept overruling him and took it into another direction.
Or it was his first time in a complex conflict and he didn’t know how to deal with the situation and was looking to the senior officer for guidance. Also, that LT is a moron and put himself in that situation by thinking he could break the law and drive recklessly and run from the cops. Clearly it was a drawn out and he should know that that forces a normal interaction into a stressful and possibly dangerous one for all parties. The senior officer got mad and frustrated after the LT tried to claim veteran means I am not beholden to laws as he repeatedly refused to comply with simple commands to ensure both his safety and that of the police. Now he has charges and his career is over. The LT that is. The officer did what was necessary and really, pepper spray was a deescalation. The LT also physically resisted like an idiot after he was sprayed and taken out of the car. Why make things harder? is the all around question he needed to contemplate. Cops are human and make mistakes, they are not evil though I’m sure some bad ones exist as they do everywhere but these ones are not. Was it perfect procedure, probably not but stress and adrenaline cuts out complex thought and motor skills. That’s a fact. However it was a successful procedure as no one was permanently harmed and the person breaking the law will probably not do it again considering the consequences.
@@tmas6559 " Also, that LT is a moron and put himself in that situation by thinking he could break the law and drive recklessly and run from the cop" Have any credible evidence to back this claim up?
@@ScoopyBanoopy I just don't get it. it looked like that officer wearing the cam was HIGH, he just kept taking it to the next level. this is my back yard and I hate to know these are the police I might call some day...
@@robertvan2531 it's abundantly clear that these mfs (especially the leading one) went into the situation knowing how they wanted it to go. I don't think there would of been a peaceful resolution regardless if the man open the door sooner rather than later. Crazy to hear that you live close to these maniacs though. Be very careful, my dude.
Unfuckingreal. Thank you for your service Lt. I apologize on behalf of the country you serve that you were treated this way. I was sick the entire time watching this. Disheartening doesn’t even describe the emotions anymore. I don’t even know what to say. Being a police officer is a hard job. Why make it harder than it needs to be?
Give me a break. The Lt. is an idiot. I would never follow an officer into battle that can't make good decisions. How many times must the police give a command before someone must follow it?
@@jbro4779 Is that why the cop was kissing his ass telling him he will take him out of the cuffs as long as he didn’t press any charges? Lol it was a traffic stop not a fuckin drug bust. He’s sitting there asking them what the issue is trying to talk to them and deescalate the entire situation.
@@aaker256 Oh really? And what good reason might that be? It was a traffic stop because he had temporary plates on his new car. So please enlighten me as to what that good reason was?
@@aaker256 That big scary window tint's spree of rape and murder must be ended...do you realize how ridiculous you sound that you think someones' life is worth ending over some window tinting? Glad you aren't a cop...
What they don’t tell you is Nazario eluded police before the gas station, which is a crime in itself. Wanting to go into a “well-lit” area is no excuse. What if there was no well-lit area for 20 miles? I guess Nazario would have kept driving. Take off that military uniform. You don’t deserve it.
@@rorisang8602 footage wasnt released because no one asked for it until now, when the defendant filed his case to sue the department. police departments dont just go out and upload every officers body camera every night just because ..... someone needs to request it. use your fucking head lol
You must be joking. You heard the police say it is a felony traffic stop. Right from the start the lieutenant was not cooperating. He was not obeying lawful orders. When you do not cooperate and you disobey a lawful orders what do you expect. This man is a disgraced to the military uniform. He should be busted down in rank. But I'm sure he will play the race card and try to sue the officers and the police station.
@@imabegood It really disappoints and saddens me as to the state of our country's IQ whenever people like you perform the mental gymnastics necessary to defend this shit. It's almost impressive. 1. The cops pull him over for a "traffic violation" but never once in this video explain what violation it is. On its own this is not illegal, although arguably morally unfound. The same goes for the order to leave the vehicle. The real problem is that from the start, these cops are the ones escalating the situation. From the time they exit their vehicle, their guns are drawn on the man, making reasonable interaction between them impossible. There was no justification for lethal force to be threatened. He complied with the order to show his hands but rightfully hesitated to exit the vehicle to two cops aiming their firearms at him for reasons he didn't know. 2. Beyond all of this, the stop escalating in the first place was unjustified. Although temporary license plates should always be placed on the outside of the car, preferably where the normal plate is supposed to be, it is visible in the bodycam footage at 2:17. This situation easily could have been handled by telling the man to just readjust his temporary license plate. And again, the man never knew what traffic violation he committed anyways, so the cops are in the wrong here for not letting him know. 3. The body cam officer directly threatened the man. "You should be [scared]" is a threat. Not much else to say there. 4. There was also no obstruction of justice. No threats toward the police were made nor was there a concerted effort to prevent them from performing their duties. Failing to cooperate and leave the vehicle does not count. Criticizing them does not count either. If he were to say something like "If you take me out of this car you'll regret it," that would count. But he didn't. Keep in mind this is everything wrong with the interaction _ignoring_ race. Can you seriously, with CONVICTION, tell me that any of this was justified?
Are we great yet? How could they treat a veteran this way? He serves this country to be treated like a slave by two high school drop outs with guns? Fire these "officers" NOW
"im a veteran too" the body cam was worn by someone who had to have a highschool degree to enlist and then pass basic training serve multiple years and then complete police training. if your going to shit talk at least be accurate
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 The LAPD alone killed more people on January 1st than the entire nation of Iceland's police force has in the last 75 years... care to try again?
The insignia on Army uniforms has been in the center of the chest since they first started using the Army Combat Uniform in 2004. The only branches who still display the rank insignia on their collars are the Marine Corps and the Navy depending on which uniform they're wearing. So it is very possible that the seat belt was blocking the rank insignia. Also, all of the branches stopped using the DoD base registration stickers, so that wouldn't have been a dead giveaway of an officer either.
By emphasizing rank, as if it would be different if the person was a lower or higher rank, you help participate in the same thing that is behind the damaged psychology of many police. A government issued badge that puts someone in a class higher than others who are not of that position affects that person psychologically as if he/she is more human than those below the rank. It doesn't matter that the man in the car is a military officer or a military enlistee. He is being abused by someone who thinks that his own societal rank of a policeman means he is more human than those who do not wear that same badge.
@@davitz77 The entire reason he asked what the guy's rank was so that he could bully him into forfeiting his constitutional rights. Which is why he assumed the guy was a Specialist. Had he answered yes to being junior enlisted, I guarantee you the cop would have been threatening him with calling his 1st Sergeant and whatever else. He didn't actually care what rank the man was, he was just looking for ammunition to use against him.
@@maxb9772 A team leader in the Marine Corps could honestly be anyone. Hell, it's usually going to be a senior Lance Corporal in charge of the fire team.
Citizen clearly wearing seatbelt. Cops order him to keep hands outside the car and to step out of the car. The stormtroopers commands were literally IMPOSSIBLE to comply with. Total ineptitude by the cops. What trash stormtroopers.
It's not ineptitude. That's the system working as designed. The commands are intended to be impossible to comply with so the cops will catch you slipping.
@@Kaylakaze He locked it. Unlock it and get out the car. The tags are not visible at all, and that tint is not 20%. Its way under, so its not factory.
The only time I have ever been pulled over was in Windsor over a decade ago. I vowed to never even drive through the place again. It was the worst experience I've ever had with a police officer. I was horrified when watching this that this young man might end up dead. I was admittedly speeding when I was pulled but I was also screamed at and made to get out and lay down on the road by the officer who pulled me over and then cuffed and told to stay there while he went and ran my information. I remember retelling the story to other friends who were from other PDs and them being in disbelief that I would get that treatment over a speeding violation (I was going 11 mph over the limit...and I was, I didn't fight it at all and completely complied, I knew I was in the wrong for that part) He came back uncuffed me, told me to get in my vehicle and then did a lot of talking about the ticket he was giving me but I was too in shock to even pay attention and I signed it. I ended up not even going back there for my court date because I was honestly scared to...I just mailed them the fine and moved on. It's clear that there are serious problems in this department that need to be investigated and that they possibly need to clean house and do more training about how to deal with the public. the treatment this member of our military received was disgraceful. I hope these officers, especially the senior officer here are held accountable. What a horrible role model for the younger officer as well. The whole situation could have been avoided if they had approached with a little more common sense.
That’s funny, because I’ve been pulled over several times in southern VA towns and I’ve never been cuffed. I obeyed law enforcement. No problems. Sounds like there’s more to your story you’re not telling us.
@@William14094 Yes, because since it didn't happen to you it couldn't possibly be true. Well, don't fret friend the way you all cape for obviously bad cops increases the likelihood that you will have experiences like these. Hopefully you will get out of it alive.
@@William14094 Yeah but where in southern va? Windsor is more in the eastern side in the cut of Isle of Wight (west of Suffolk and south of Smithfield). Route 460 and 58 are know for constant traffic stops and those roads are DARK at night, like pitch black. Trust me, you don’t t wanna get pulled over down there. I don’t blame him for being afraid.
@@retroloneliness When it's the cops' fault, I blame the cops. I don't jump on every idiotic band wagon accusing them of bs, but in this case, it seems pretty clear that the older cop was in the wrong. Specifically, I think the older cop is at fault for aggravating the scene. I can see how driving slowly to the gas station could put them in fear of someone coming to gang up on them, but he never mentioned that in the long excuse. He then gives this long winded crappy apology saying he'll let the Lt. go if he just drops it. He knows he was wrong.
@X4NDERSS He had a gun pointed to him already if I recall correctly, with his hands out of the car, being told to keep his hands out of the car. He was given contradictory commands.
I think one of the most telling thing about this entire interaction is Daniels. I don't know anything about this case, but Daniels looks new. His behavior and even the way he holds his gun and follows after his superior, makes it appear that he's pretty new to this. This reason is RIGHT HERE is why police brutality is such an issue. The superior basically showed the rookie that they can get away with most things and get out just fine, despite that action being wrong. In fact, at 4:09 you can even see that Daniels sorta gets in front of his superior and tries to get Nazario out himself because he knows that it won't end well. He's basically telling Nazario, "Dude, this will not end well, just do what he says because you'll be the one to pay the price."
And yet he did nothing to help. He was the first one out of his car with his weapon drawn. Systemic issues that’ll never go away without a complete reform. This is pure trash.
You hit the nail on the head. The superior officer is setting the worst example for the young cop's career and normalizing this sort of insane behavior. A traffic stop needs to escalate like this? Wow!
Daniels does something very dangerous, he reaches into the car, at which point the soldier could grab his arm, use him as a shield, and then pull a gun.
@@joshual4773 think about it this way: he was told to have his hands out the window, AND to open the door with guns drawn on him. If he pulled over in a darkly lit area they could’ve claimed he moved to fast and shot him. Even in a well lit area they could still make that excuse, hence why the veteran said he was scared to open the door. This is obviously an abuse of power, and even the younger officer doesn’t seem comfortable with what’s going on and is just following the older officers lead. It doesn’t matter what the veteran did, he was fucked no matter what and in the wrong according to the cops, who to some people should never be questioned no matter what, which is complete bullshit by the way. It’s as simple as, the older officer was bored that night, found a black man in a military uniform driving, and thought “hey, if I pull him over in this dark area I can shoot him and claimed he moved.” There are many cases of them being bored and doing stops like this, afterall, in this case they pulled guns on him supposedly because he had a malfunctioning light.
@Skiddlybop it's ironic because most of the drones who utter such subservient dogma for the state are the same ones who glorify the 2nd amendment in case they need a response to "government tyranny" "Government tyranny" doesn't include police, only because they are in opposition to BLM... Not because they don't believe police can be tyrannical.
I said this in another comment - go and look on police activity. It’s not rare for officers to walk uo and have someone with a gun trying to kill them over a basic traffic stop. As a Brit I used to be critical but having your guns ready is necessary for them if they face such a threat or they are a sitting duck. The real issue is the number of guns in the US that require such actions really
I live in Smithfield and this is disgusting. I am ashamed of these officer's that are supposed to PROTECT US!!!! Unfortunately, it's hard to trust those who are supposed to help us citizens. I am completely disgusted by the justice system.
Daniel is a Good Man. I worked with him on the Fire Department and he always did everything he could for victims or patients; no matter their race or gender. He's always wanted to help the community. The other officer in charge failed to de-escalate the situation. I will put fault on the LT too; he did right pulling into a well lit area but after that he didn't.
I love how with cops it's draw guns first ask questions later. That lieutenant was smart to wait until they put their guns down to take off his seatbelt, (and to get to a lighted area). Forget compliance, he did everything he needed to do to protect his life.
The gun came out after the first cop had called for backup because the driver wasn't getting out of the car after being asked many many times. But you didnt see that part because it was not on the bodycam.
@@joemessina7720 what part of a traffic stop equals people getting out of their vehicle for no reason at gun point? also if u forgot, colored people are afraid of the cops killing them in cold blood like derek chauvin in the street. im PRETTY sure ur not colored or u would not be sayin ignorant shit like this. a GUN is a DEADLY WEAPON MEANT TO KILL ITS TARGET. not as a restraint for or negotiation tactic during a traffic stop. u should be old enough by now to know from weekly and monthly news articles about police brutality and arrest gone wrong due to COP ESCALATING THE VIOLENCE. there are hundreds of incident like this, white cop pulls over black person and proceeds to call back up and beat up and in most cases kill the victim. so yes. as a colored person who is not noticeably WHITE, I AM afraid of the police pulling their FIREARM on me for being non-white in a car i OWN doing the speed limit... im pretty sure u didnt notice that either. black mans get pulled over so he goes to a well lit gas station instead of the DARK roads where the COP would have definitely SHOT him, like most how have said because to the cars "Tinted" windows", for scaring the COPs. which is a legal defences COPS have ACTUALLY used to escape penalties after a police shooting.
@@joemessina7720 you white supremacists do realize you don't have to comply with ILLEGAL orders right? He broke no laws. Which is why he has a hefty lawsuit coming
From the town of Windsor official press release: "The Town of Windsor prides itself in its small-town charm and the community-wide respect of its Police Department." Small-town charm indeed!
I guess I always misunderstood. I thought police were trained in DE-escalation techniques not ESCALATION. Way to make a peaceful situation violent. And by violent I mean being violent with the individual.
It's almost as if the police are complete cowards who have been given weapons that make murder easy while also knowing they're protected from consequences.
Just read yesterday that Chauvin himself had de-escalation training twice in recent years. As always, seems like the senior cop's anger stems from the capital offense of disrespecting his authority. How does he not realize his own body-cam will HAUNT him for a lifetime??? And deservedly so.
What they don’t tell you is Nazario eluded police before the gas station, which is a crime in itself. Wanting to go into a “well-lit” area is no excuse. What if there was no well-lit area for 20 miles? I guess Nazario would have kept driving. Take off that military uniform. You don’t deserve it.
WTF is wrong with that police officer conducting himself like a goon with an itchy trigger finger? Issuing confusing and physically illogical orders/directions is a coomon way that wrongful death shootings occur.
Kenneth McKlinski every time a police officer pulls over a person it could be his last stop. They all know this. Cops want to get home safely too. When people don't follow orders it takes the control out of the cops hands and that's not something they ever want to occur.
@@isaacolvera1913 Welcome to the realities of life. As scared as the person is getting pulled over. The cops are often equally as frightened of whoever is in the car. When your job is dealing with assholes that lie and steal and cheat and break laws day in and day out and you have to scrape bodies off highways and fill out reports over and over again from domestic disputes at the same home or apartment. Then you come tell me how well you handle difficult situations when people give you shit about getting out of the car when you told them to based on the needs of your job to conduct your procedures.
@@isaacolvera1913 There is no reason to have a discussion with a police officer over and above yes sir, no sir, yes ma'am, no ma'am. Up to your lawyer or you to state your case at the court hearing. Having a conversation and trying to figure out what is going on with the cop is probably gonna get you killed. Itchy trigger fingers with a license to kill. Serve and protect only applies to rich white people lol.
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 cops arent even top 10 most dangerous jobs. dude had his hands out the car and theres two of you. wow so scary. grow some balls
@@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239 Yeah, PO are risking their lives. But that's why they should be calm and assessing the situation, then proceed cautiously with the operation, whatever it is. This guy was acting like he was under active threat, gunshots bouncing off his car or something, not pulling over a vehicle because he couldn't see a plate. This was not what should be expected of a trained PO.
Looks like he did not stop and they had to follow him with their sirens on for a while and then he refused to get out of the car. All this makes the police have to handle it this way. Again people bring this stuff on themselves!
"Show us your hands!" "Get out of the car" So, if the driver reaches down for the door handle he gets shot, cuz sure as shit one of these loose cannons would have popped him.
@@tinton3w144 Oh you think it's on the guy in the car to realize that the cops had body cameras and to know they were actually one? Get the hell out of here.
@@frankweindel2639 Right. I have a friend who just had felony resisting and assault of an officer charges dropped because none of the half dozen officers had their body cameras turned on during the encounter. This guy is actually lucky he parked in a well lit area and cameras recorded the encounter. Just a few years ago he’d probably have been shot dead without a question asked.
@@tinton3w144 you do realize thats bullshit conjecture as well. It's perfectly reasonable to avoid taking any action that could potentially look like you might draw a gun when having guns pointed at you. You want to lower the chances those guns are fired so no more quick moves or hands out of sight.
When the officer is getting out of his car he states it's a felony traffic stop? From what I understand they stopped him because they said he was driving a car without a license plate...but they say you can see it taped in the back window.
He lead them into a pursuit. Wtf do you think happens automatically when you fail to stop for the police. FELONY STOP! The cops have no choice but to conduct a felony stop. It's standard operating procedure. Cut the shit. This is ridiculous!
@@falveyjd The police in every state make it clear that you have a right to pull over to a safe, well-lit area for any police stop. This is because there have been so many incidents of criminals posing as police, as well as the many incidents of police raping and/or murdering suspects on lonely, darkened roads. It took this guy less than 2 minutes driving at the speed limit to pull into the gas station. Hardly the actions of someone committing grand theft auto.
@@janetmiller4199 is that what happened? How could you possibly know that? How many "safe" places did he drive by? How long did he drive around for? What was he doing inside that car for that time?? What about the safety of the officers? Most pursuits, high or low speed, are initiated by the suspect to create an opportunity to get rid of evidence (drugs, alcohol, guns etc. ) cops have to assume the worst case scenario or they end up in the mourge. Grow up!
@@janetmiller4199 The police don't always know what you're up to when you do that. To play it safe with them, pull over ASAP. Or expect to be greeted with guns drawn.
@@falveyjd Stop licking boots and supporting this cowardly behavior. I've been in actual dangerous situations and didn't draw a gun and start escalating the situation at every turn. This is nothing but insecurity mixed with racism. Fat cop is a pathetic coward and shouldn't carry a badge or a firearm ever.
The worst thing that can happen during a police encounter, is someone dies. So let's start the encounter by pointing guns! It's almost like they didn't value the life they were threatening to take..
The senior officer needs to be fired - not suspended. The rookie was probably afraid to say anything to contradict the senior officer. If the city is smart - they will pay this man and then charge the senior officer and have him arrested immediately
he is keeping his hands visible because these scaredy cat cops love claiming somebody wants to shoot them. why did they stop him in the first place. At no point is that clarified. What was he being pulled over for?
Couldn’t see the tags tapped inside the tinted window. Technically improper display of vehicle tags. Took him over a minute and a half to pull over which is why the felony stop was performed.
He was pulled over for driving a vehicle popular with people of color. Let's not fucking pretend there was any other reason, because there certainly was not.
Not getting out of the car after being told to for 3 minutes straight is a universal sign of non compliance. The other circumstances don't matter one bit. He was repeatedly given orders to exit the vehicle, doesn't matter if his hands were up outside of the window, doesn't matter if he was talking calmly. Not following orders is resisting arrest and obstruction of justice. Criminals regularly pull this type of non compliance behavior. If you think the cops are wrong, it's not for you to sort out in the moment, it's for you to sort out afterward with a lawyer. They only let this guy go because they were doing him a favor, because if that arrest ended up on his military record, he would be punished for it by the military. They were trying to save his career in the military by not charging him, and he turned around on them and tried to feign wrong doing. Non compliance with their orders justifies everything they did. This wouldn't even be a story had the man gotten out of the car when he was asked to the first time. And this is why nothing will happen. The ultimate result is this driver probably gets tried by the military and gets dishonorably discharged and loses his pension / benefits, all because he thought he could game the system to get a pay day.
@@peoplez129 I wonder how many people died to cops waiting to for chance to "sort it out after" Daniel Shaver might have lived if he acted as this soldier did.
@@dropthexd3277 Put your hands up and get out of the car doesn't mean you need 4 arms. When a cop tells you to get out of the car, that means they're expecting you to make movements with your hands. If he was worried and wanted to be safer, all he would need to do is say, "OK, I'm getting out, but I need to reach down to open the door". Simple as that. As a military officer, he should have known how to behave like that better than a regular citizen even. But no, he was REFUSING to get out of the car, creating a situation where he could feign he was the victim, and a situation that caused officers to become even more stressed, because then they're wondering why he isn't complying, and if that means he's building up the courage to make a move, like quickly turn to grab a gun from inside the car. The longer he doesn't comply, the more he's convincing the police that he intends to do something crazy. You ever consider that criminals act a certain way to create doubts about their arrest? Police deal with all the crazies, they've heard and seen every excuse, every attempt to not comply. And when a cop see's a guy in a soldiers uniform breaking the law, then they have even more reason to be on edge, because breaking laws like that has serious consequences in the military, and more capability/training than a normal citizen. So as a cop, you'd have to wonder if there's a reason why that guy just changed lanes in the middle of an intersection and blew a red light. That's about the most dangerous way you can cross an intersection. Then you have to wonder why this guy claiming he is a military officer, is stalling and isn't complying with commands.
@@peoplez129 Yeah sure. No need to the Police tell any reasons "WHY" there is this need to get out of the car? (I tell you this is Sarcasm, because you are obviously limited) Here is an example from Finland; ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jND3YmRGYws.html
@@peoplez129 BS. One should ASSUME that the police are expecting you to reach down where they cannot see your hands after he was told that he might be harmed if he gets out the vehicle??? WTAF is wrong with you?
@@chapablo even when fully maced they still ask him to reach for belt which is on the right side behind their view giving them another reason to shoot him... just wow
@@e36fanatics at this point it's like a game for some of these cops: How much clear evidence can they get stacked against themselves and still get away with murder?
Pretty sure that's not standard procedure for a 'traffic violation'. These cops should be held accountable for treating people like that and the overbearing one throwing the tantrum needs some anger management classes. I'm thinking policing is not something they should be involved with.
