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From a motorcyclist who wouldn't let himself be bullied by a trooper to the calmst man ever pulled over by the police. Here are five cases of idiot cops who messed with the wrong person. Starting with this motorcyclist who knew the law better than the cops. Sure. Well, here you know you read it right there. California law does not allow or prohibit that means I'm allowed to do it from passing other vehicles proceeding in the same direction within the same lane. A practice often called lane splitting lane sharing or filtering. Lane sharing has absolutely zero to do with two lanes. I did not break the law. All right. Can I see your license, registration, insurance? In August 2019, a motorcyclist was driving through Ramona, California, when state trooper Parody pulled him over for the supposed crime of lane splitting. Here we go. How you doing, boss? Good. How are you? Good, man. You can't be passing on the right like that, dude. You want to split lanes, but you can't pass on the right. Does it say that in the statute? Statute to what? For lane splitting. Lane sharing. Yeah, it's you can't pass the right, bro. It's It's okay. Does it Does Does it say that in this lane sharing statute? I don't know what the lane sharing statute is. Um I So the rules governing there's not two lanes. So if there's two lanes, so let's just say I'm going to reach for my phone. Don't get But go ahead. I'm listening to you. Yeah. So, if there's two lanes and you you you're illegally you're allowed to split the two lanes. Does that make sense? Okay. There's not two lanes here. There's only one. Okay. Pass on the right. Okay. So, I need your license, registration, insurance, please. All right. Hold on one second. This is the DMV website. California law does not allow or prohibit motorcycles from passing other vehicles proceeding in the same direction within the same lane. Within the same lane has nothing to do with two lanes. I was within the same lane. I wasn't past the white line. All right. I'm not going to argue. Can you read that again? I'm sorry. Sure. Well, here you know, you read it right there. California law does not allow or prohibit that means I'm allowed to do it from passing other vehicles proceeding in the same direction within the same lane. a practice often called lane splitting, lane sharing, or filtering. Lane sharing has absolutely zero to do with two lanes. I did not break the law. All right. Can I see your license, registration, insurance? Okay. What is your cause for pulling me over and asking for my information? Let's say passing within the lane. No, that's I'm just showing you the law. Bro, listen to me. I'm not here to argue with you. I just need your license, registration, insurance. Okay. Okay. And I'm asking you for what purpose? You're I just told you because you're passing vehicles within the same lane on the right. That's allowed. Safe passing on the right. I'm not talking about lane splitting. You're not splitting lanes. You're passing vehicles on the right. Okay. This literally just says lane sharing. Talking about that. I'm talking about splitting lanes on the right. You all have to pass vehicles on the right. Show me where it says where I have to do it on the left or right. Let me see your license registration. Okay. And I'm merely asking you the cause for asking for that. In order for you to ask me for that information, I have to have broken the law. Correct. Correct. Okay. Okay. Great. Thank you. Great. Okay. This is being recorded. So, if I have to provide you my information, I want to know what law I broke because I clearly just showed to you. This is from the California DMV. You are misinterpreting and misunderstanding the law. Man, man, there's there's also a law that says you cannot pass unsafeely on the right. Okay. So, I have this on tape. Show me where I passed unsafeely. I will. Let me see your license, registration. So, again, what law did I break? Man, I just explained it to you. You didn't. I And I just explained to you I'm allowed to do that. Trooper Parody realized soon enough that he was dealing with someone who knew enough about the law to not allow himself to be bullied. Yet, what should have ended in less than 5 minutes continued to drag on because of the trooper's ego and inability to admit that he was wrong. First of all, before we even get there, man, my intentions of stopping you was because it was for safety issues, right? I mean, you're passing cars in the right vehicle. had to slam on the brakes and turn right and they hit you. Whatever. Just like you're splitting lanes, right? Yep. It's dangerous. Same. Thank you. I was just about to say that's the same. It's the risk that I'm taking. It is. It is. But within the law, but reading the law, it is not clearly stated um as far as whether or not you could be passing on the right in one lane or two. All right. So, I just called my supervisor. Okay. And he's like, "Hey, dude. I don't know anything about that because I never write it because it's not clearly written in law. Right. Well, it's not. No, except it is. Well, well, except it's it doesn't clarify whether or not uh you're allowed to pass what it says in the same lane. But lane splitting Well, just just just hear me out. Lane lane splitting in in my interpretation. Okay, lane splitting is you got two or more lanes in the same direction and you're you're going in between the lanes, right? But the law says uh within two or more rows of traffic in or in the same lane. No, it's not, man. Is that my intention was never to actually give you a ticket. Then why did you ask me for my registration insurance? Because I have to document all my contacts. Okay. I have to document my contacts if I broke law. Well, you have my info. It's right there on my plate. Again, my interpretation of what you did was inaccurate. Oh, it was you were passing on the right. Okay. My interpretation of lane splitting is splitting two lanes. However, now that I'm reading the section and talking to my supervisor, it's not clearly written in there. So, I'm telling you right now, you're not getting a ticket because it's not clearly stated in the vehicle code or the AV section that you just read to me, which is the same thing I'm reading. Okay. Uh, so you're not getting a ticket, but initially my interpretation was that you were breaking the law, but you're but you're but you're not getting a ticket. All I'm asking is for your identification for so so I can uh record my my stop with you. It turned out that the motorcyclist was an active duty Navy officer, which meant he knew exactly what the law said. And eventually what should have happened over 30 minutes ago finally occurred to the trooper and he let the guy go. But that wasn't before gathering several other officers at the scene and wasting their time. But if you think officers have never been humbled by random citizens like this before, wait until you hear about Rolando Bass. Why you grabbing my doors like that? What are you doing? Open the door. No. Roll down that window so he can talk to you. My window is down so he can talk to me. It's not my fault he's scared to approach. You got gun You got your hands on guns and you expect me to just N. That's crazy. Rolando Bass was pulled over by the cops after his car fishtailed on a wet road. But as soon as the officer tapped on his window, it must have been obvious to him that he wasn't going to have it easy with Bass, who refused to do anything the law didn't compel him to. Pull your windows down for me, please. Can you put your windows down for me, please? No, I'd rather not put my window down. Windows down now. Yelling. Roll your windows down now. I refuse to put my window down. Roll your windows down. They're both sitting there with guns on their hand and they expect me to roll my window down. I feel like pulling off, not rolling my window down. Out of here. Roll your window down. I'm not. Open the door. No. Open the door. No. What you What you grabbing my [ __ ] for? Open the door. Why you grabbing my doors like that? What are you doing? Open the door. No. Roll down that window so he can talk to you. My window is down so he can talk to me. It's not my fault he's scared to approach. You got gun. You got your hands on guns and you expect me to just Nah. That's crazy. Nah, man. Y'all sitting here looking like y'all ready to shoot me? You mad cuz I won't roll the window down some more. Come up here. You just walked up here. Why is he scared to walk up here? That's [ __ ] man. Out of here now. You ain't got no problem walking up here. What are you doing, man? What are you doing, bro? You got Bro, I'm I was about to roll my window down and I sit there. You put your window down with your gun. How many times I asked you before I even went for my gun? Oh, well. What is the problem with this? Is it a lawful order? Yes, it is. No, it's not. Yes, it is. What lawful order is it? I'm giving you an order to roll your windows down. I can't see in here. Oh, well, I didn't know that. You're trying to You're making a stop. That would have been I'm trying to protect myself. I'm trying to protect myself, bro. How are you doing that by not rolling the windows down? I ain't even see y'all behind registration. Here you go. You want to answer that question? You want to cut yourself off and me off while I'm driver's license registration? Oh, all right. Here you go. It's been waiting for you the whole time. Playing games for no reason. I'm not playing any games. Yeah, you are. No, I'm not. It's a simple command. Roll your windows down just so I could make sure that I don't have any threats coming up to the vehicle. All right. Well, come on. I ain't like I like your saying that you're trying to protect How are you protecting yourself by not doing a simple order, bro? I I feel like I should have pulled off. That's a bad idea. Hey, I don't give if that keep me alive, bro. You putting your hands on you, bro. I had two men with guns at the back of my car telling me to roll my window down. Yeah, that makes perfect sense for me to just do that. I should have pulled the side of the car. That's not my That's not my problem. It's not illegal for me to have my window up. You're a cop. You should know that. He made this. The cop tried different tactics to pin something on Bass or to at least get him to commit anything close to a crime, but he was unsuccessful. So, he went for the classic corrupt cop trick. He tried to catch Bass on a drug charge. For what? I'm just doing my thing. Huh? I can't hear you too well. How you doing? Hey, what's your name? Bass number, sir. Barrera 0505. How you doing, man? My name Orlando. Yeah. When was the last time you smoked marijuana, man? It's coming. It's pretty strong coming out of your car, bud. Man, that's I believe that. You still got any any left in the vehicle? I don't smoke weed. I mean, I can smell it though. Um, maybe you smell. When the When's the last time you smoke? I don't know. You don't smell no weed in this car. Is that what you're smoking now? Yeah. The old hemp? Yeah. I mean, it's it's the odor, dude. Is there anything else left in the car? There's nothing leaking in this car. Okay. You live in uh you live in Frederick? I don't answer the questions. I'm going to give you your commands. I need you to follow them. Turn the vehicle off. You asking me to step out of the car? Not yet. I'm telling you to turn the vehicle off. Put that out for him. [Music] Is your door open? No, it's not. You need to do that for me right now. Are you pulling me out the car? Yes, sir. All right, cool. You should have said that in the first place. You talking to me like I'm 3 years old or something. Keep that rolling, but it's not going to be in your hand. Keep it rolling, but it's not going to be in my hand. All right, I'm back. Lock the door now, please. I'll be with you in a second cuz you already told me you taking the camera out, my [ __ ] I lock the door now. They're locked. No. No. I'm giving you commands. I need you to listen to them. Are you clear? That car. So, my car's being I'm a grown man with my with grown man going through my I don't like the way that that man's talking to me and that's my problem. Well, every action has a reaction, man. You're being you're being tense. You're being a little deceptive. I'm being tense. There's odor of marijuana in your vehicle. Okay. All right. So, because of your behavior, that's why he's he's stepping it up a little bit. He's stepping it up. You're making him feel uncomfortable. What am I doing illegal? I'm making him feel uncomfortable. I got three men with guns in my face and I'm making you feel uncomfortable in your face. Nah. Well, when they you weren't there with the way they approached my car, so that's that's what set the tone for me. This is my first interaction with you. That's cool. That's cool. But it's your first interaction after a reaction with your man. So, it is what it is. I'm pissed off. It is what it is. I understand you're being real respectful, my man. You're being real respectful and stuff like that. Yeah. But I haven't done nothing illegal since this whole stop. So I don't care if he feels a certain way and he's stepping it up. I haven't done nothing illegal. I don't answer questions. That's my right. I didn't roll my window down. It's my right. And that's how marijuana is not wasting my We're not doing all that right now. I need you to stand right here. But I'm standing off the street. I don't need you to do it. You stand right here, man. I'm not doing nothing illegal. I'm not going to move, bro. You're going to stand right here. You ain't going to stand here and just record what you do with Unfortunately for the cops, Bass was too smart and knowledgeable about the law to allow them arrest him based on a lie. They eventually had to give up and let him go. While Bass only had his bravery and knowledge going on for him, this next citizen also had a name and platform that could potentially ruin a foolish cop's career. I'm going to tell you something. I don't care what you got to say. If you say that again, I'm gonna take that as a threat. It's called freedom of speech. See, you better learn the law. I will take that as a threat and act. How How is a threat? I'm telling you. On October 7th, 2023, Officer Deort of the Denim Springs Police Department, pulled over Mr. Tullos, the owner of the YouTube channel Truth Be Told Audits for veering in his lane. Watch how the interaction unfolded. What do you want? Hey, sir. You do me a favor. accepted fun uniform. Tell me what you call me unifor insurance. Do you favor stand in front of your unit, please? Uh, I can stand where I want. You can tell me what you pulled me over for. Okay. So, for my safety, I want you to stand in front of my unit. And for auditor safety, I would like for you to tell me why you stopped me. So, I will I will in just a second. Hey, man, stand in front of my unit. I could stand where I want, dude. Not on my traffic stop. Not on my traffic stop. What do you want? What did you pull me over? Do me a favor. You can put the cell phone there. No, I can hold my cell phone when it interferes with a It's not interfering. Recording Turner versus Driver says it is not interfering. Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi is Turner versus Driver have every right to film y'all. What did you pull me over for? So, the reason why I stopped, I noticed you were veering back and forth. Oh, don't give me that. It's all on dash cam. So, do you want me on Do you want me to tell you or are you going to let me explain or are you going to keep bumping your gun? I'm gonna keep bumping my guns because I have everybody got your ID on it. What? I need to get my ID for you. What law did I break? What law did I break? Improper lanes. Improper lanes. I was in my lane. I got dash cam to prove it. I never broke line either side. You don't have to break line. What do you mean I have to break line? I didn't say veering back and forth. It's improper back. I was not veering back and forth. This ain't the courtroom. I see your driver's license. This is not the courtroom. Nope. This is not the courtroom. So So So you're pulling me over saying that what I'm saying? see your driver's license. You're saying that I'm drunk? I'm not. Are you having a medical episode? Are you distracted? Are you tired? Have you been driving for a long time? I don't answer questions. How about that? Okay. Take a look at your driver's license, please. Okay. Who are you? Dennis Springs. Who are you? Denim Springs. What's your name and badge number? I told you my name is Officer Debor. Denn Springs Police Department. Okay. And you're going to be one of the slow ones that just messed up. Now, what else do you want? Officer Debor was affronted by Telos's audacity and the fact that he could stand up for himself. The officer's ego got in the way as he started looking for a way to put the auditor down. I'm going to tell you something. I don't care what you got to say. If you say that again, I'm going take that as a threat. It's called freedom of speech. See, you better learn the law. I'm going to take that as a threat and acting. How How is it threat? I'm telling you. 26 29 reason. You got any weapons on you? Turn around. Face answer questions. And this is going to be an illegal search. Turn around. Face my unit. You place your hands on top of your head and interace your fingers. I am recording. Okay. You see this people? You see this people? You see this people? Now spread your feet. Now it's an all for safety thing. You need to learn the law. So right now I'm Be quiet. Shut your mouth. Oh, you're not messing up. Oh, I'mma show you. So I can conduct a lawful patfish for weapons for officer safety. It's called Terry versus I gave you three lawful commands and you sat there. You got one time. Yep. And you just messed up. I'm not interested in weapon. I don't have to answer your questions. I'm not asking you no questions. You ask me about You got the right to remain silent. Use it. Be quiet. Then use it. Put the phone down, man. You don't have to. Oh, I don't have to. No, you don't. Statue doesn't state that. What does the statue state? Put the phone down. Write me my ticket for I guess driving straight before officer Debor could go too far. However, the other officer on the scene quickly let him know what he could be getting himself into. Have y'all dealt with him before? I dealt a couple times. see me. But I I don't really He don't really cause too many problems. Him and Payne get into it a lot. They really don't like uh Walker PD that much. Well, retaliation people right here. It's up to you. Well, so I dealt with with the cell phone thing when it interferes with his investigation. It just in general we still allow to record. Can't tell. Well, but within a certain distance of a law enforcement officer approved that yet. They they're trying to get that approved. I don't think it's in Louisiana. is in a different couple states. I think Florida approved it first, but approved. Yeah, when I dealt with it. Well, I double check with you. I'm going to do that right now. So, here's the thing. So, I don't have a dash cam. And now, is it going to show him veering? Probably not. the way his dash cam is positioned because I see it right here. It's not going to show him bearing. It's not gonna show. Yeah, it's up to you. You want to ride them. If not, is what it is. End of the day. We got awesome discretion. You want size ain't worth the headache or you want to just hit them with the ticket seen bearing your word against his word. We're going to go to court. Pull off. I'm going to cut you a break tonight. Okay. Give me a break. catch you a break. Oh, can I give your driver's license back? Yeah, my license. Hold on, Mr. How you pronounce your last name? I don't answer questions. How you pronounce your last name? Tulos. It's Greek. I give you that name. Well, I just want to be respectful. Officer Dbor didn't give up easily. But after sneaking away to read up on the Constitution, he found that none of his tactics would hold up in court. So, he had no choice but to let Mr. Tullos go. But Mr. Talos didn't even humble the board nearly as bad as this woman did to the next officer. I actually do have a warrant. Whoa. Really? Get the off my property. It's Bye. You Bye. Get the [ __ ] off my property. Are you Are you home to come out and talk with me? Yeah. I'm inside hiding from you. That's what Iing you dumb. Get the off my [ __ ] property, man. If you have never had a lesson in the use of expletives, this woman's interaction with the cops is more than enough to serve as one. You're going to need to get your [ __ ] hand off my camera right now. I apologize. Your [ __ ] hand. Don't cover my [ __ ] camera. Listen, don't cover my [ __ ] camera. Don't cover my [ __ ] camera. Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut the [ __ ] up. Don't [ __ ] cover my camera, son. What the [ __ ] do you want? Okay, there is no need for that name calling. Thank you, [ __ ] But you know what? There's no need for you to be all secret shitty ain't covering the camera. What do youing want, [ __ ] That's an officer safety protocol that we usually Oh, really? No. For my safety protocol, you ain't covering my [ __ ] cameras. You're violating my [ __ ] constitutional rights. What the [ __ ] do you want? I am here to talk to you. Are you home? [ __ ] you. Are you home? Get the [ __ ] off. Get the off my property. You got a warrant. Get the off my [ __ ] property. I actually do have a warrant. Whoa. Really? Get the [ __ ] off my property. Bye. You Bye. Get the [ __ ] off my property. Are you Are you home to come out and talk with me? Yeah. I'm inside hiding from you. That's what Iinging do, you dumb. Get the off my [ __ ] property, man. You know how many times you guys have accused me of hiding in the [ __ ] house from you? Get your [ __ ] hand off my [ __ ] camera and get away from my camera. Get the [ __ ] off my property right now. Get the off my property. Get the off my property. What do you noting comprehend? Show me a warrant. You got a warrant. Show me. You're losing connection, ma'am. [ __ ] you. You ugly. Get the [ __ ] off my property. It Are you able to restart or something? Get the [ __ ] off my property. Are you home right now? Take all your taggy [ __ ] friends with you. Bye. It's just a few of us here. [ __ ] you. I don't give a [ __ ] who's there. Nobody's welcome. Get the [ __ ] off my property. You can stand on the [ __ ] curb and then you can show me your [ __ ] warrant. But until then, I suggest you get the [ __ ] off my property, [ __ ] This ain't Ruby Ridge, too. Get all your littleing pigs off my property. Get the out of here, all you little assing cops. Cowards. No need for that name call. You You pointed ARS at me. [ __ ] you. Can't wait till the [ __ ] Yeah. [ __ ] you. This is what happens when idiot cops are unprofessional about their approach to innocent citizens. They end up having to give up and leave. But idiot cops have done worse and they sometimes don't face the consequences of their actions because of the kindness of some citizens. It's a warning anyway. It was just a warning. It's not a ticket. I'm not I dynamifying myself when I did nothing wrong. Okay. This officer arrested an innocent man on his own porch for not providing his ID. I want to get this on camera under threat duress. You're you're threatening me that you're going to arrest me if I don't give you my ID. You don't identify yourself yet. You're on my property, sir. Get off my property. No. Go on. Get off my property. Please stop. You're on my property, dude. What the are you on my property? What the? Okay. All the way. It's a warning. Anyway, it was just a warning. It's not a ticket. I'm not I amifying myself when I did nothing wrong. Okay. Can you just take him out of the cuff? Yeah. Just a second. No, he's the tough guy who's got to You got to handcuff you in front of your son and then threaten me if I yell on my own court. The man, however, refused to file a lawsuit because he didn't want to waste taxpayers money, but he made sure to give the cops a piece of his mind. If you enjoyed this video, let me know in the comment section. And don't forget to subscribe.
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