Groo Wanderer Cop told him to stay there and get out his license, he was being detained. The people he was with were also being detained, therefore it’s reasonable for a judge to see that the person that ran was also being detained. :)
@@djdjsjdhbd8092 after re watching it, you are correct. I had originally thought the cop was only talking to the people in the first car, the one that stayed. He clearly told the vehicle that ran to stay put and give drivers license, then they ran. I was wrong. They still should've gotten rid of it while they had the chance.
I love how they recorded the officer turning the sirens off in response to all the comments from previous videos saying A&E were fabricating fake siren noises 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Deputy Brown is one of my favorite down to earth cops on live PD. He is fair but firm always. Has anyone noticed he has been moving up rank fast since he appeared on live PD? I recall him being a regular deputy and now he is a LT! Congrats bro. Hopefully he becomes a captain soon.
@Fake Donut Operator exactly. You load 5.56 into magazines using clips of 10. Clips aren't necessarily but typically top fed IIRC and the real distinction is that a clip goes into a weapon with an internal magazine and a magazine goes into a weapon without one.
cops got played lmfaoooooooo bait n switch you know as soon as that first car ran that other car was outtttt the scene with the real drugs plug did a good job right there i need those typa plugs in my life
That dude definitely ditched the gun he had on him when he had the lead in front of the cops. Why else would he immediately say "the only reason I ran is for my license"
Most of our police force has the charger or the Challenger or Silverados. Jerks, they have nice cars but we have long stretches of empty roads and sometimes they have to drive to the middle of no where for call. Wyoming gotta love it!
0:53 I didn’t know cops used the horn pad to start the sirens. I thought that was only in video games. I always assumed that in real life there were up-fitter switches for stuff like that
I mean I've gotten pulled over multiple times before I got my license never got my cars towed, and never got arrested or even a ticket, one of the car's I got pulled over in didn't even have insurance twice still kept the car tho most likely cause I was respectful to the ones that pulled me over most of the time if your cool and chill and honest of course you'd be surprised what you can get away with, I'm actually cool now with two of the officer's that pulled me over their retired and we all go to the drag strip almost every weekend. 🤷♂️💪
I love it when they arrest these fancy homies they live in public housing and collect food stamps but got these nice cars with big wheels so to see them get arrested is awsome
Spicer C see, coming from a police / military background I know for a fact he had no probable cause to stop either subjects. He could have said how’s it going yes, but no “ can you get your DL for me. He was suspected of committing a crime or seen Doing said crime
@@jdmcarboy64 That isn't an argument. For you to say that for a fact there was no cause for reasonable suspicion, you would need to explain how exactly what they were doing would unequivocally never be considered suspicious. You obviously haven't done that. Clearly, he knew what was going on -- with better intuition than you. He also repeatedly mentions one of the passengers was holding something in his lap. I don't know if that's what tipped him off or not but hindsight PROVES that there was something going on after all so you should get a system update, Robocop.
@@FUW-guy of course all low income houses have "known drug activity" that police went and bothered them... I know rich white kids that smoke sell weed and sniff coke but I never saw a police ride thru their neighborhood looking for arrests, just my observation no need for a reply because it's not relevant good day sir
