*The following is a thorough presentation of the facts. It's long. If you don't like reading, you'll have to weigh that against whatever interest you have in knowing the details of what happened. This story has never been reported elsewhere.* This incident occurred on March 29, 2020. At that time, David Robison was an “Officer Specialist” with Florida’s Fish & Wildlife Commission’s Division of Law Enforcement. He had been with the agency 13 years, and had previously been a lieutenant. He had also served a field training officer for five years. Robison and his family moved to their current residence in Key Largo, Florida in 2019. Their residence is adjacent to the residence of two people who I will refer to as L and M, or as "the neighbors" - who had lived in the neighborhood for years. The two residences shared a chain link fence. In the beginning, the Robisons and the neighbors interacted cordially. They occasionally made requests of one another via text message, such as to reduce the volume of music, with no further complaints or issues. At some point in November 2019, L noticed the Robisons had begun playing loud music outdoors more frequently and at all hours of the day and night, which disturbed her ability to work from home, sleep, or watch TV uninterrupted. L also was concerned that visitors to their home would be subjected to the explicit lyrics in the Robisons’ music. The interactions between the neighbors and the Robisons became increasingly strained to the point where L resorted to making anonymous complaints to the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) about the volume of the Robisons’ music. On March 29, 2020, while at their residence, L and M heard “extremely loud” music emanating from the Robison residence. Robison’s two adult daughters and grandchild were outside in the pool area; his wife was asleep inside the house. Later that afternoon, L and M decided to place a loud speaker on their lawn near the fence they shared with the Robisons “to give them a little taste of their medicine” and “to see if they'd get the message.” They did. Around 7:20 p.m., Robison left work early to return home, at the insistence of his daughters, to see for himself what was occurring with the neighbors’ music. Upon arrival, Robison took a photograph of the neighbors’ speaker and texted the photograph to L along with the following words: “Really if this is how it’s going to be I hope your [sic] ready for the fireworks[.]” Robison then returned to work. Robison never threatened the neighbors with a physical act. According to Robison, the text message referenced fireworks he planned to have at his residence for a birthday celebration in the future. L was not sure how to interpret the text message, but she felt it was threatening because she knew Robison was an armed law enforcement officer. The music from both residences played loudly for several hours until the neighbors turned off their music around 10:00 p.m. Music from the Robison residence continued to play loudly. Robison returned home from work at the end of his shift shortly after 10:00 p.m. At approximately 10:07 p.m., L called Monroe County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) to report a noise complaint. The Robisons’ music could be heard on the recorded line both while L was inside her home and outside. Deputies Tommy Durham and Lauren Landa responded to L’s complaint. Upon their arrival, Durham could hear the Robisons’ music from the road in front of L and M’s residence. As Durham approached the Robison residence, he noticed Robison’s work truck and realized that he was an “FWC officer.” Robison met the deputies at the front gate to his home. The deputies identified themselves and stated the reason for their visit: a noise complaint. The events depicted in this video ensued, to include Robison, agitated, immediately stating that he would not turn down his music. Durham attempted to speak with Robison “officer to officer” to calm him down. Instead, Robison continued to ignore Durham's directive to lower the volume of his music, and suggested that he would relinquish his badge and quit his job “right now” instead. After a lengthy back and forth with the deputies, Robison finally agreed to lower the volume of his music to a level that was acceptable to Durham. The deputies returned to the neighbors’ residence to brief them on the outcome of the encounter with Robison. M and L advised the deputies that Robison had appeared in his yard naked in the past. The deputies advised the neighbors that they should record any alleged illegal activity and report it to MCSO or to Robison’s superiors. The deputies then departed the scene. Around 11:30 p.m., approximately a half hour after the first incident concluded, L called MCSO because she believed the Robison’s music volume had been turned up again. Durham responded to the second complaint, along with Deputies Landa, Cody Jackson, and Michael O’Connor. Four deputies reported for the second incident because of Robison’s confrontational demeanor earlier that evening. As the deputies approached the scene, they could hear - from three houses away - music they would later describe as “extremely loud" playing from the Robison residence. The deputies were prepared to issue Robison a court date and citation for breach of peace. Deputy Jackson contacted Robison’s supervisor, Lieutenant Paul Hein, to inform him of (a) the noise complaint, (b) Robison’s refusal to comply with police orders, and (c) the nature of the text message that Robison had sent to L. Jackson’s goal was to avoid having to arrest Robison. Hein advised Jackson to “do what you need to do,” because Robison was off-duty at the time. Upon reaching the Robison residence, the deputies were met by Robison and his wife. The Robisons immediately denied that the volume of their music had been adjusted since the deputies left earlier that night. They vehemently refused to turn down the music and made several attempts to walk away from the deputies. Deputy Durham insisted that the music was louder than it was when he left the first time. Because it obviously was. Durham then announced that he was conducting a criminal investigation for breach of peace, a misdemeanor offense, and advised the Robisons that they were not free to leave. Durham further admonished Robison that if he continued to refuse to comply, the deputies would place him under arrest. Loud, disagreeable, and chaotic conversations continued among Robison, his wife, their adult daughter, and the deputies. (Someone might want to tell them that there is no such thing as a "decimal meter." At least not one that measures loudness.) After continued argument over whether the Robisons increased the volume of their music after the earlier incident ended, Robison and his wife challenged the deputies to just “write the ticket.” When Deputy Jackson informed Robison that he would have to contact his superiors, Robison responded that he didn’t care if Jackson called his captain and that he does not “give two fucks about that job.” He further said that the deputies could take his work truck if they wanted to, because he did not care about his job after the treatment he received during a prior internal affairs investigation. Because the Robisons refused to turn down their music, Durham directed them to turn the music off instead. Deputy Jackson advised Robison’s wife that the officers would not issue a court date or a ticket if the Robisons agreed to turn the music off. That worked. The Robisons finally agreed to turn off their music. The deputies advised that a repeat offense would warrant an arrest and warned the Robisons not to say anything threatening to L and M. The deputies then followed up with L and M, and again advised them to retain any text messages from Robison and to call MCSO if the issue continued. (continued)
In subsequent testimony at a hearing regarding Robison’s termination, Durham testified that he was surprised by Robison’s statements regarding his job. To Durham, Robison’s conduct was disrespectful and interfered with the deputies’ ability to resolve the noise complaint. He believed that if he displayed the same conduct as Robison, he would be fired immediately. Robison blames his conduct on the evening of March 29 on being “in the heat of the moment.” He also believes that his reaction to the deputies referencing his employment with FWC was due to his depressive state following what he believed was prior mistreatment by FWC. During the two years that Robison was being investigated by FWC, he underwent therapy. On April 2, 2020, L filed a complaint against Robison with the Fish & Wildlife Commission’s Division of Law Enforcement-which for simplicity's sake I am going to refer to as FWC. L's complaint alleged that Robison had sent her a threatening text message on March 29. L stated that although she did not know what Robison meant by the message, that she and her family were in fear of what Robison might do next. L also alleged that Robison and his wife routinely played loud, explicit music from their residence, were seen walking naked in the yard, and were “belligerent and disrespectful” toward the MCSO deputies who were dispatched to the Robison residence to handle the noise complaint on March 29. The following day, L filed an official statement with MCSO, requesting to press charges against Robison. L further stated her belief that Robison “insists on breaking the law without consequence.” At FWC, complaints about an employee’s performance are typically processed through the employee’s chain of command, but complaints of potential _misconduct_ or _law violations_ are referred to FWC’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) for investigation. The OIG issues a final report with investigative findings and conclusions concerning the allegations in the complaint. L’s complaint was forwarded to the OIG for an investigation, which included interviews of multiple involved parties, review of the MCSO incident reports, observation of the video footage shown here, and more. The OIG investigation sustained the following charges regarding the incidents that occurred on March 29: (1) that Robison sent a harassing (not threatening) text message to L during an ongoing neighbor dispute regarding a noise complaint; (2) that Robison was rude, uncooperative, and disrespectful to the MCSO deputies; (3) that Robison spoke negatively about FWC during a verbal altercation with MCSO deputies; and (4) that Robison placed himself at areas outside of his house where he was seen naked by his neighbors. Captain Thomas Ship, the professional standards coordinator, prepared a summary of the allegations and the range of allowable discipline for each sustained charge, and forwarded it, and the OIG report, to the Director of the Division, Colonel Curtis Brown, for his review and discipline decision. Colonel Brown believed Robison’s interactions with his neighbors on March 29 was inappropriate and intimidating, and reflected negatively on FWC. He further believed that Robison’s interactions with the MCSO deputies, including his use of profanity and repeated refusal to obey their directives, was disrespectful and unbecoming of an FWC employee. Colonel Brown also considered Robison’s public criticism of FWC and his interference with MCSO’s ability to investigate the noise complaint, to be violations of FWC rules and policies. Testimony established that FWC enjoys an “extremely close relationship” with MCSO, as the officers mutually support one another, and that a good relationship with other law enforcement agencies is critical to ensuring the safety of officers and the general public. The events of March 29 between Robison and the MCSO deputies damaged the cooperative, working relationship between FWC and MCSO. On September 23, 2020, Robison was relieved of his law enforcement duties, placed on administrative leave and notified of FWC’s intent to dismiss him from employment. Robison participated in a predetermination conference on October 9, represented by counsel, and on October 19, Robison was fired. In determining the discipline to impose, Colonel Brown had considered Robison’s conduct on March 29 as well as his disciplinary history, in light of FWC’s disciplinary standards. Prior to the March 29 incident, Robison had been disciplined four times by FWC. [Perhaps more. Law enforcement agencies - particularly those with union-bargained contracts - often 'age out' officer discipline histories, meaning that after a specified period of time passes, a sustained disciplinary finding can no longer be held against the employee for the purpose of progressive discipline. In practical terms, this means that it is possible for an officer to have multiple sustained instances _of the same policy violation_ - where each instance is treated as a first offense.] The four instances: On December 6, 2017, Robison was suspended for thirty days, demoted from lieutenant to officer, and transferred to a different county. This was based on a finding that Robison had given contradictory and false sworn testimony as a witness in an unrelated case before the Public Employees Relations Commission, violating “Conduct Unbecoming a Commission Employee” and “Lying or Failure to Give Truthful or Requested Information or Instructing an Employee to Do So.” A settlement agreement later modified that discipline to remove what would have been his transfer to Palm Beach County. On February 27, 2017, Robison received a written reprimand for communicating with a member of the public in an unprofessional manner during a vessel stop, a violation of “Violation of Statutes, Statutory Authority, Rules, Regulations, Commission Policies or Procedures, General Orders, Division/Office Policies, or Procedures.” On February 10, 2017, Robison was suspended for five days for engaging in off-duty employment without obtaining supervisory approval for either the off-duty work or the leave he utilized in doing so. This violated “Violation of Statutes, Statutory Authority, Rules, Regulations, Commission Policies or Procedures, General Orders, Division/Office Policies, or Procedures”; “Inefficiency, Inability to Perform Assigned Duties, Substandard Performance of Duties, or Loafing”; and “Absence without Authorized Leave.” On November 26, 2012, Robison received an oral reprimand for careless use of FWC equipment, which resulted in damage to his assigned vessel and a waterway channel marker. His conduct constituted a violation of “Improper or Careless Use of State Property, Including Conveyances.” FWC charged Robison with several violations arising from his involvement in the noise complaint incident, Specifically, FWC alleged that Robison sent a text message to L that could be interpreted as harassing; was rude, uncooperative, and disrespectful to the MCSO deputies; spoke negatively about FWC during a verbal altercation with the MCSO deputies; and placed himself at areas outside of his house where he was seen naked by his neighbors on prior dates. For this conduct, FWC charged Robison with conduct unbecoming an FWC employee; violating FWC policies and procedures; and using abusive, threatening, or offensive language. Robison appealed his termination to PERC, Florida’s Public Employees Relations Commission, where a hearing officer recommended that the Commission affirm FWC’s dismissal of Robison. On February 26, 2021, the Commission upheld FWC's discipline. Robison was fired. ~~~ Note: it appears that at least two of Robison's earlier disciplinary cases involved moral character violations, which should have been reported to Florida's Criminal Justice Standards & Training Commission. I have been unable to find any indication that even a single report was ever made. I will look into that further.
I live in Florida and have neighbors who sit around their pool in a covered lanai 8 hours a day and night. They're the nicest people. Every couple of weeks for two years since we arrived if they see me or my wife, they'll check with us to make sure they're not making too much noise. This video reminds me of how blessed we are to have such quiet, civilized neighbors.
My 30 something year old neighbors (living in their mom's house) are in a band. A heavy metal band. They practice in their garage two nights a week. My walls vibrate. I've called the cops on them many times but it does nothing. If I could I would burn their fucking house down lol
We also "seem" to have neighbors like that too..and we do the same on nights if partying..somehow, some one, ends up calling in something/anything.🤦🏼♀️🤣 It amazes me and I feel this guys pain
The serious suicide call that came in while these officers are dealing with some of the most petty, immature bull I've ever seen... really puts how trivial and babyish this is into focus.
I’m one of those crazy people who doesn’t want to make my neighbors life even slightly less comfortable if I can in any way help it. Cannot understand why people want to act like this.
Sociopaths and normal people's mindsets are like two totally different worlds and they often attract to each other because of the mysterious disconnection. It's like a force of nature... truth is stranger than fiction.
Every idiot in the video kept saying decimal!! I couldn’t t listen to anything else because they ALL said the same thing….. EVERYONE TOGETHER NOW…. Decibels, the word is decibels!!!
I genuinely feel bad for the neighbors. Those lunatics are the nightmare people to live next to. Pure misery. Absolutely entitled know it alls who will go out of their way to make someone’s life miserable if they don’t like them.
These people have no business being in the medical or legal field…. What is the point of complaining about past “incidents” that were never reported?? What are the actual cops supposed to do? Absolutely ridiculous behavior
Which begs the question, why spend all this time arguing with these "people"? Tell them the law, and if they don't comply, issue the citation. This he said/she said shouldn't have even taken place. Waste of resources and energy.
Every time I think the daughter is going to be embarrassed by her parents, she opens her mouth and demonstrates that she’s just as terrible as they are.
crazy to think i had no cringe from the family but from the Cops.. they are so useless almost a hour of talking for loud music😂😂 cops are hilarious all those cops for loud music now that’s embarrassing🤦🏽♂️
@@forgeline5212e the apple never falls far from the tree. If it’s to hard fore you to use proper grammatica in your sentence. Then don’t wast your energy just don’t speak. Your obviously just a immature child. And if you do respond every negative word you use and curse word will just further prove my point of you being immature and childish. So if you got anything nice to say or a positive comment speak. Otherwise keep your mouth shut. and if your angry just take it to the gym and work out hard release that negative energy don’t typ angry usless words on RU-vid that won’t help you in anyway.
Had this been a lower income neighborhood they would have been arrested for: 1. Breaching the peace 2. Obstruction with an investigation 3. Making terroristic threats (no-one would have believed it was a reference to later fireworks at a party being used) 4. Failure to give ID 5. The daughter would have gotten an interference charge. They didn't even get a single ticket even though cops were called out TWICE in one night and the one cops told the two women "our hands are tied to a certain point" which is obvious bullshit, when it really is just them pulling some "professional courtesy.
No lies told here💯%. If it had been any other low income group/neighborhood (Black, Hispanic, etc) the cops would have jumped the fence and detained everyone with no words exchanged.... smh.
The daughter’s mind was absolutely blown that they can’t have their music as loud as they want. The wife wants to know why the police didn’t do anything about the neighbor’s dog biting their kid even though they never called the police. The husband is too dumb to understand anything that’s going on. Truly a special family.
I've had neighbours like this. The drunker, the louder they get. It is torture to have constant thumping for hours every day. These people are inconsiderate and majorly obnoxious in so many ways.
I love how some people will throw out their work title like "I'm a nurse" "I'm a cop". I guess that means they are above the rest of society and the rules don't apply to them. Arrogant and disgusting.
Ha I said the same thing. Kinda difficult to explain how unbearably loud it was when YOU weren't home and SHE was taking a nap through it!? Lol idiots.
@@TheWeightsOverThey definitely pro created equally obnoxious children that are ADULTS now who clearly stirring the pot making shit way worse than it already was. Whatta family smh
Being a considerate neighbor and asking people if you are too loud goes a long way. You don’t have to like your neighbors, but you do gotta live next to them.
I love that the dude just straight up told them, “my wife owns the house, arrest her.” Lol turned on his woman real quick. And the cop was just like… 😧
If the Hillsborough County detention deputy from another video had this guy's attitude, he'd still have a career maybe. She was speeding through their subdivision & getting complaints from many neighbors. He asked for "professional courtesy" even though wifey was a complete azzhole. The he got to making a complaint & lying. Awesome IA interview!!!
@@antoniotula262 Yeah I wanted to hit both of them almost immediately after the video started. Their neighbors literally complained to the police because they assumed he was getting special treatment, then specifically asked for special treatment. 25 neighbors complained about her speed and running stop signs, some had videos, then when the neighbors confronted him, he got an injunction against them. The judge tossed the injunction though, but that guy wasn't even a cop and abused every little bit of the system he could.
AGREED. We don't act like that. I'd have been embarrassed to go back to work after that. Trailer parks are everywhere. Even in nice neighborhoods, I guess.
My neighbors let their big dogs bark all day and night. I can't even enjoy my own yard. This rude behavior is becoming the norm in our country. No common courtesy.
True story. All three of them need a reality check about how to act. It's alarming to see pictures of the wife, Candace Robison, looking respectable at her job and then to see her acting like an entitled and petulant teenager and not giving two f**ks about her neighbors. Noisy, inconsiderate neighbors suck.
Not really, that's just shithead parents raising shithead kids--it happens all the time. A real achievement would be you learning about commas and what actually constitutes an achievement.
I agree with you but if you’ve been to court then you know they don’t give a shot either and even if you were wrongly charged, unless you have the money for a good lawyer, you’re not going to get off.
Either way they don't give a shit, even in court you cannot speak without being out of order and held in content of court. I'd say Sony physically fight but nothing wrong with using your words to express your discomfort no matter the situation.
not really 99% of lawyers are no good lawyers have blood sucked many of there life savings your not to smart are you also 25% of those convicted are innocent in court
It's really nice to see adults being mature and finding common ground with fellow neighbors, meet in the middle, take the high road, be the bigger person, set the example, etc.If you made it this far and missed the sarcasm well...
Why? Should he have screamed at him and then tazed him like most do? Let's give this man a pat on the back for doing his job yay. Lol you know things are bad when doing your job the way you're suppose to means people give you a pat on the back lmfao
@@harp2682 that's exactly what everyone's overlooking. Nobody ever called the cops on those two women for their loud music but when this family is enjoying themselves on a friday night? Those two karens are on the phone with the cops.
We have to embrace our problems in order to move forward... but it's not an easy lesson unless we learn new habits that Dr. Joe Dispenza and Dr. Bruce Lipon and Gregg Braden are teaching in very emphatic and loving ways. They all teach the science of neurobiology and historical stuff, but also the science of empathy gratitude, self-love self-acceptance. and how changing our thinking changes also the biology of our body and every cell. They are friends but each of them does their own business and books.
He gets off work at 9, 10, 11 o'clock at night and expects it to be fine that he blasts music at 74.x decibels? _"As long as it is under 75db then it's fine! The county told me so."_ Wow, talk about outlandish. Where I live it is 86db from 50', but if I was listening/watching media at 65 and my neighbors asked me to turn it down, whether it was because there was a kid trying to sleep or the husband wanting to read a book, I'm going to quiet down. Now I have had neighbors, specifically a couple of late 50-year-olds who lived below me when I was 21 that were infuriating, calling my landlord when I walked (literally), or screaming about my television when it was over 19 on my old Sony Trinitron (100 was the max, and I would guess that 19 was around 10db from 5' It was difficult to hear if people were talking in a regular voice, but those bloody neighbors. They were jerks, this neighbor seems to have a pretty good reason for being annoyed. I've worked 6AM to 10PM+ shifts. I know it sucks. I've worked 2PM-12AM shifts 5xwk and yeah, you want to be able to crack a few beers and do a couple of shots on your nights off after a long ass week, but if you live in the same building, or have houses in your general vicinity, you *HAVE* to respect their ability to have peace too. He might be a nice fun loving guy, but he really doesn't seem like the optimal neighbor. He is lucky they tolerated it when they had to keep their windows closed, as even cutting the sound level by 25%, I'm going to go out on a limb and assume they can still hear it pretty clearly.
No right to “retaliate” only call cops. Old women did it right while the moron with nipple piercings a, belly button tattoo and seemingly a baby otw judging by that stomach did it wrong. Takes a dumb cop to not know the rules of the game
It honestly feels like a bunch of kindergarteners telling Mommy whose fault it is. I hope this video haunts them into never acting so petty and ridiculous, again.
They probably think they look great on the video. They probably show this to family and friends and brag about how bad a$$ they are. I doubt they have any self awareness and they definitely do not get embarrassed by anything because they are walking around outside with absolutely no clothes on in front of small children. You’d be amazed at the level of entitlement. He’s one of those bad LEO. He likes bragging and threatening people. Like the officer said “he thinks he’s above the law”.
Unfortunately, it probably won't because obviously this guys high and mighty, entitled mindset and attitude has clearly been passed down to the wife and his children. The whole family is gross.
This is why I want to move to a place that is far enough away from neighbors like them but close enough to hospitals and grocery stores. That’s it. I don’t want this misery.
We moved into an area over twenty years ago that was away from people. The problem is, people loved the area, and the town grew all around us. Now we no longer see the bears, lions, and other cool wildlife, and barely hear the birds chirping. Instead, they’re building a huge highway interchange near us, and all we hear is traffic.
Dude was a Fish and Wildlife Officer, He has the dream job. "I work the same job you do" No sireee you got the good gig. Ruins his life over some damn music. This guy is the antithesis of what a cop should be, plus being an officer he should know better than to tie up resources over something so stupid.
@@hetmanjz Dream job in terms of law enforcement. FWC officers have full police powers and statewide jurisdiction. And they don’t deal with the everyday bullshit that regular cops deal with.
@@CryptoX-kr3wu but many encounters are with armed individuals in very secluded places and no back up within many miles away. And they are by themselves......Having known someone who went through the FWC program and was washed out due to his failure of the Pistol Qualification, they were allowed one chance to qualify, he told me that some of the other candidates who had been Special Forces Green Berets said it was much harder than their training there..... I do think the FWC guy here was under the influence of Alcohol and was way out of line......Maybe it was time he retired anyway......
She said well im a nurse too. like what? too? who tf else said they were a nurse and who fucking cares if youre a nurse. wtf does that have to do with anything. Shaniqa from the deepest gangsta hood is a nurse too. she sells crack on the side as a hustle. wtf does that have to do with anything? and BTW this is generational money. not there own money.
i thought she said she was an RN? she's not an RN? if shes an RN, cops will usually let things slide since there are huge odds you might see that nurse again if you get shot. do you want a nurse to be saving your life that is pissed off at you? i don't
@Southern Comfort actually some nurses do deal with that. The patient care techs are the butt wipers lol. Nursing school wouldn’t be as hard as it is if it was that simple
Am I the only one distracted by this guy's nipple rings and belly button tattoo? God bless this officer for his patience and professionalism. This is the most Florida thing I've ever seen. Poor officer - I wish I could give you a hug for being awesome at your job.
That officer sure has a lot of patience , The second time I would of wrote the ticket or arrested them ... Sure don't blame the Fish and Wildlife for firing that jerk ,,,
It sounds like both neighbors are a joy to live next to. I can imagine what it is like for the rest of the neighborhood have these two engaging in a pissing context day and night
Wildlife officers are the worst around. They violate the 4th amendment every day, are very aggressive/overzealous and most have an ego larger than earth.
when she said she was in sales and her regional manager wouldn't give a shit, I bet HIS manager would or someone up the line. She may lose her job, too.
That nurse is so entitled. Congratulations, you’re a nurse and you help save lives and perhaps revive people. She acts like laws and statutes don’t apply to her or the guy who’s an FWC officer. You’re servants not monarchs.
@@paulafamularo5001yes, like we all are, “bozo”. Or, are you insinuating that being a “sales manager”, as she stated, or a Nurse, or a doctor, they should be entitled to act like a complete drunk ass and harass other front line workers, like the Police? Wow. Let me guess, you are a RN, right?? A little stunned you even try to defend this behaviour. I would be ashamed, not calling out a commenter or for stating the truth.
So why did the officer, in the end,tell these loudmouths that the neighbors were” petty” for calling. Would they want to listen to their music day & night?? I wouldn’t!
@@ok-kk3ic I enjoyed proactivity, traffic stops, finding drugs, guns, warrants, DUIs. Calls like this, you had to verbally battle with people and try to play mind games with them. It was especially difficult if they were intoxicated in some way. Bottom line I just got burnt out from dealing with people.
@@coreytyler6066 You Enjoyed Finding Drugs, thats fucking lowlife rat job not Fit for Humans,You Really think that your "proactivity" made the world better place
Just because you feel like you’re doing a service for your state or county doesn’t mean you can bend and break rules 🤷🏽♂️ I feel a lot of entitlement in this video .
THANK YOU! You could be superman, that still doesn't give you the right to not comply, break lawful orders and be unscathed by the law. Entitled azzholes like themselves are the cracks and weakness of any civil service/ public serving agency. They are the ones who destroy the public's confidence in civil service members.
@@ianmeek83 or she’s one of those who feels like she deserves a spoiled life. Seems to be a trend here in this country, there is a growing subgroup in middle class and lower middle class who feel entitled to have more and given a free path to success and act jealous and angry towards classes above them who have wealth, higher education or have found a way to accumulate resources to afford more material items. I would bet these two are living beyond their means and spend time bragging about their boat, jet skis and have tacky pool parties to show off other lame toys...etc.
It’s really amazing how these two can sit there and say they have nothing to lose and don’t care about their jobs as they sit in their $750,000 house in Florida probably making over $200k a year together. Sounds like they had a lot to lose.
Neighbors like these people can seriously ruin your life. My family lived next to nut cases like these people for ten years and it was the worst. When we moved we chose a very rural situation to never deal with this again
My neighbors I grew up with were nuts the police were always there. The son would be on drugs in the yard naked rolling around. Then you'd hear gun shots. My parents stopped calling the police after a few years because it didnt matter. Eventually the son killed the mom and then himself.
My neighbor had dogs that would bark day and night. Good thing for him, we were friendly and I didn't call the police to get him in trouble because I liked him. So a good rule of thumb is: try to be friendly to your neighbors. They might give you some respect back.
Kids: “mommy why did we lose the house?” Mom: “daddy hit the sauce too hard and can’t handle his alcohol. Hope you’re ready to live on the streets kids!”
Yeah I'm sure they'll be broke by tomorrow over a ticket. A half million dollar mortgage means that she makes big bank. She's the only one on the mortgage. That's why daddy's allowed to be a drunk and he can get fired. They're still gonna have money and still gonna be pieces of shit living in that house. It is what it is 🤷🤪🧟🤫🤬🤡😂
