And while you while you searching me my >> You got big muscles, huh? >> My my gun. >> Uhhuh. >> It's right on my chest. >> Oh, wow. Oh, on your chest, huh? So, we're lying today. >> Are you a gang banger? >> Is that what you're doing here? You're selling drugs? >> It's me. >> No. Okay. Sit in the parking lot. >> Double. You have a license to carry this? >> A traffic stop. An officer who's already decided who he's dealing with. A gangbanger, a drug dealer, a liar. He's got the man spread eagled patting him down, calling him scum. What he doesn't know yet, he just put hands on a federal agent, an FBI agent to be exact, with a badge around his neck. And this officer is about to find out what that means. >> So you're a cop. So why? Like why wouldn't you tell me? >> Right out the gate, you're a little weirdo, not sir. Not driver. This officer has made up his mind about who's sitting in that car before the stop even gets going. The driver is recording and the officer doesn't care. Watch what happens when the driver pushes back. Open the window for me all the way, please. >> Put the phone down. Put the phone down. Can you do me a favor? Open all the windows. >> What? >> Open all the windows. >> Why do you want me to open all the windows? >> I need you to open all the windows for me right now. Anybody else in this vehicle? >> Oh, there's nobody else in the vehicle. You let me know. >> All right. You know why I'm pulling you over right now? >> No. Why? >> Okay. I'm pulling you over because I saw you. I was I was driving behind you. I don't know if you noticed. You were swerving. You didn't indicate the turn signal. Okay. You can record all you Oh, I mean, I don't know what you're doing there. What you're looking up? You're looking up, you little weirdo. >> I love making people's lives difficult. That's not a slip. That's a philosophy. And then there's no supervisor. I'm the supervisor. No accountability. No chain of command. Just one officer who believes he's untouchable. The driver asks again. The officer doesn't budge. So, now this goes to the next level. >> Do me a favor. Open up all the windows. Blah blah. Let's go. >> Um, I'll open up all the windows for you. Sir, >> why you why you making this difficult? >> Tell me again why >> you want me to make your life difficult? >> Cuz I love making people's lives difficult. >> Really? >> There you go. I just did that. What are you going to do about it? >> Nothing. Okay, so now license registration proof of insurance. >> Can you get off your phone? Little Tik Tok thing. >> Can you tell me why you put me on? >> I just did. Are you deaf? Matter >> of fact, can you call your supervisor? >> Are you deaf? Can you call your supervisor? >> Oh, there is no supervisor. >> There's no supervisor. >> No, there is no supervisor. I'm the most senior officer on the road right now. >> Oh, yes. >> So, >> I'll tell you what. >> I would be said supervisor. >> I'm going to let you listen to my music. >> Okay. So, that's how we're going to find >> like a good boy. Let that sink in. An officer of the law on a recorded traffic stop telling a grown man to follow directions like a good boy. And the subject is right about Florida law. Constitutional carry means you don't need a permit. But the officer doesn't seem interested in the law. He's interested in control. >> All right. Step out of the vehicle for me. Step out a vehicle for me. Listen. >> Okay. Put the phone down. Listen. Listen. >> Hold on. Actually, you know what? Do you have any weapons on? Do you have anything not supposed to have on you in the car? >> Listen. >> Do you have anything not supposed to have on you in the car? You're going to make this going to make this step out the vehicle now? >> Can you just answer the question first? >> I'll step out the vehicle for you. >> On the wheel. >> I'll step out the vehicle. >> Listen to me. Follow my directions and this can go very easy. >> Listen, sir. >> Listen. >> Do you want me to get out the car? You don't. >> I want you to follow my directions like you just did. like a good boy. >> I'm I'm following your directions. Now, did you walk? >> Do you have any weapons >> or anything you shouldn't have in a vehicle or on your person at this moment? >> No. >> No. >> Nope. >> Okay. The man discloses the firearm, does everything he's supposed to do. And the officer's response. Are you a gangbanger? Are you selling drugs? No basis for that. No probable cause, no evidence, just an assumption about who this man is. And then he calls him Fing scone, an armed citizen, fully compliant, being degraded during a patown. But the officer is about to discover something hanging around this man's neck. >> You have a firearm on you. Do you have a license to carry a firearm? If you do, >> are we in Florida? Even if I did have a license on my back to have What you talking about? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Okay. >> All right. Hands over here. I got a gun right here on my side. >> Okay. Put your hands up then. >> I got a gun on my side. >> Can you do me a favor? >> 226. I'm going to have a totally male. Now, this is my shirt. >> Rush that back up. >> While you're searching me, >> spread your feet out. >> While you search out, sir, >> spread your feet out. >> While you searching me, >> where's the gun? Where's the gun? >> On my right. On my right hand. >> On my right hand. >> For my safety and your safety, >> we're going to do this today. Okay. [laughter] >> Hey, basically when you do that, >> while you while you're searching me, my >> You got big muscles, aren't you? >> My my gun is right on my chest. >> Oh, wow. Oh, on your chest. Huh? So, we're lying today. >> Are you a gang banger? >> Is that what you're doing here? You're selling drugs? >> It's me. >> No. Okay. Sit in the parking lot. >> Don't move. You have a license to carry this. >> And there it is. Federal agent. The badge is real. The ID is real. The man this officer called a weirdo, a gangbanger, a drug dealer. The man he told to follow directions like a good boy and called fing scum is a federal agent. And [music] listen to the officer's response. So, you're a cop? Why wouldn't you tell me? as if the disrespect was the subject's fault. >> We're in Florida. >> Do you have a I sure enough do. >> Okay. >> You know what? >> It's called a Hey, buddy. >> It's around my neck. >> It's called a concealed carry permit. >> Listen, the Listen, my license is around my neck. >> Oh, >> I carry it around my neck. >> Okay. Well, first let's see what else is lying. >> Hey, didn't I spread your feet apart? Spread your feet apart. Huh? >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> This is what we're doing. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Listen, can you get my Can you make sure you get my my my >> What is this? >> Can you make sure you get my my license to carry >> my license to carry on my chest? >> Is this fake? >> You know, a lot of people like to act like like they're cops. >> Federal agent. >> Oh, right. Where's the ID? Let's check the ID. >> Give me a favor. >> Federal agent. So now So now my bad. >> Lean against the car. Lean against the car. Lean against the car. >> So you're So why like why wouldn't you tell me? It seemed like you finally pulled me up. You >> been drinking today? >> The cuffs come off, but the attitude doesn't change. I don't know why you're being like this. The officer is the one who escalated every step of this encounter. The insults, the assumptions, [music] the like a good boy, and now he's asking the federal agent why he's upset. And notice the agent makes it clear this isn't over. >> Drinking. Sir, we don't drink. >> I smell alcoholating from the vehicle. >> Actually, we're doing an investigation on >> Okay. >> And guess what? You just happened in the past. >> 216 settle that back up. >> You just happened in the past. When your sergeant gets here and he realizes that what's going on right now, >> what's going on is I stopped and you disagree as a police officer. >> You were swerving. You didn't indicate your turn signal. >> Once again, sir, you didn't call for You didn't call your sergeant here, neither. >> The things that we we supposed to do here, right? >> All right. Let me get these off of you, buddy. >> I don't know why you're being like this. >> Listen, >> I don't know why you're being like this. >> I mean, what y'all got going on here? >> What y'all got going on? >> I tell you what. >> You know, you as agents, we going to go figure it out. You know, we don't like we don't like city cops. You know that, right? >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. We don't like federal cops here. >> Agents don't like city cops. We don't consider our cops. >> What are you a pencil pusher? We'll go farther than that. The agent isn't threatening. He's promising. He's going to make sure this gets reviewed. And the officer's last move, cancel the backup. No witnesses, no sergeant. Just a quiet end to a stop that started with you're a little weirdo and ended with the federal badge. >> You could have just I pulled you over. You could have just identified yourself as television. This would have been done. >> You would have said, "Of course it was. When I showed you my badge and you grabbed my badge, you still didn't believe it was real >> because people are personally officers all the time. >> Okay. >> Do they not? >> When I see your charge, I'll make sure when I see your charge, we'll make sure >> Well, we don't have to go that far. Okay. >> No, we won't. We'll go farther than that. >> Okay. >> We'll make sure we talk to them. >> We'll make sure to do a lot of things on this. I'm pretty sure you probably >> have other offenses against you. >> But you you have a nice day. I continue to have mine. Listen. >> I appreciate you, sir. But that's not where we're stopping today. Because the next stop, it's even worse. An officer pulls over a woman, gives her a citation for going five under the speed limit, breaks her tail light, writes her up for that, too, and then discovers exactly who he's been disrespecting. >> Intentional property damage is a mean misdemeanor. You want me to uh read you the statue? >> Why are you dressed like that? Why Why are you wearing a robe? >> Surprise, judge. I'm not a judge. I'm a police officer. >> Not you. Me? How about that? >> You're a judge. >> No, I just wearing this robe cuz I have nothing else to do. >> Well, you don't act like a judge. And you definitely don't look like a judge. >> Yeah. What do they look like? >> A woman in a robe. An officer who just smashed her tail light. And one word that changes everything. Judge. She's not bluffing. She's not exaggerating. She is a sitting judge on her way to the courthouse. And the officer who just broke her property and wrote her a bogus citation. He's about to learn what accountability looks like. [music] Here's how it started. >> You have a broken tail light, ma'am. That's another citation. >> Now, what are you doing? >> It's illegal to be driving around with a broken tail light. >> Yeah, after you broke it. >> I did not break it. I'm trying to keep the street safe. >> Actually, are you kidding me? >> It's a nice car. This is your car. What are you doing in this neighborhood? The officer hasn't stated a traffic violation yet. He hasn't given a reason for the stop. He's questioning whether this woman belongs in her own neighborhood, in her own car. And then firearms, contraband, drugs, no basis, no probable cause, just assumptions. Hey, good morning. >> It's a nice car. >> Oh, yeah. Well, you know, in 2025, uh, women can drive nice cars, you know. >> And this is your car. >> Yes, officer. It is. >> What are you doing in this neighborhood? You live in this neighborhood and this is this is your car. >> Just not adding up. >> It's not adding up. >> What are you adding up? >> There any firearms, illegal contraband, drugs in this vehicle I needed to be made aware of? >> Uh, that would be a no. Well, you hesitated >> because >> you sure about that? >> Yeah, I'm very sure. >> You people, there it is. That's the towel and the stop reason going 5 mph under the speed limit. 30 and a 35. That's the suspicious driving. The woman hands over her documents, asks reasonable questions, and the officer's response is, "You people always want to argue." He walks back to his car, and what he comes back with is going to make this so much worse. I don't know why you would even think that um there would be any contraband. So, what is it about my nice car or me that would suggest that I have those things? >> Well, you were driving very suspiciously. That's why I pulled you over. The speed limit is 35 and you were doing 30. So, that makes me question a lot. >> Wow. I was like I slowed down to break or maybe make a turn or something. Suspicious. I think he saw me and got nervous. >> Surprised? Really? What would make me nervous? >> If you're hiding something, obviously. License and registration, please. >> Okay, that's what I was waiting on you to ask. So, is my license? Probably should have asked that before. And >> I'll ask the questions. Okay. Okay. >> And this this vehicle's registered to you. Did I just give you those documents? >> You know, you people always want to argue and make things way more difficult than they have to be. I just asked you a question. All you have to do is answer. >> You know what, man? Just stay right here. I'll be back. >> A citation for reckless driving. For going 30 in a 35 zone. That's not reckless driving. That's not even a real violation in most jurisdictions. But the officer isn't done. He says he hasn't searched the vehicle yet. That's a threat. And the woman's response, "Power doesn't come in a uniform." That's not a warning. That's a fact. Watch what he does next. Ma'am, here's your >> registration, your license. There's your citation. >> A citation for >> I just told you. >> So, you >> reckless driving, endangering those around you. You're going too slow. >> 5 miles. less than okay and I uh I endangered people okay by too slow okay and um you know power doesn't come in in a uniform it really comes from what you know >> that's an interesting statement ma'am and what I do know is I have not searched this entire vehicle >> he broke her tail light then cited her for having a broken taillight light and she caught it immediately. Intentional property damage. Misdemeanor. She's not guessing. She's reciting the law. And the officer finally notices the robe. He should have noticed it from the start because what she says next is going to ruin his entire day. >> Hey, you have a broken tail light, ma'am. That's another citation. >> What are you doing? It's illegal to be driving around with a broken tail light. >> Yeah, after you broke it. >> I did not break it. I'm trying to keep the street safe. >> Actually, are you kidding me? >> You know what? Intentional damage. Intentional property damage is a mean misdemeanor. You want me to uh read you the statue? >> Why are you dressed like that? Why Why are you wearing a robe? >> Surprise. Judge, >> you don't look like a judge. There it is again. The same assumption that drove the entire stop. Nice car can't be hers. Nice neighborhood. She doesn't belong. Judge's robe can't be real. And her response is surgical. I've sentenced more men with better discipline than you. You'll be standing when I walk in court. That's not a threat. That's a fact. She is a sitting judge on her way to the bench. And this officer just fabricated a citation, destroyed her property, and told her she doesn't look the part. >> I'm not a judge. I'm a police officer. >> Not you. Me? How about that? >> You're a judge. >> No, I just wear this robe cuz I have nothing else to do. >> Well, you don't act like a judge. And you definitely don't look like a judge. >> Yeah. What do they look like? >> Not you. >> Oh, not me. What do they look like? I don't look like a judge. Well, guess what? I am one. and I'm on my way to work now. But you know what? I've sentenced more men with better discipline than you. You'll be standing when I walk in court. >> Surprise. >> And just like that, the citation becomes a warning. The station is calling him. He needs to go. Funny how that works. He even tells her to get the tail light fixed. The one he broke. No apology, no accountability, just a quiet retreat. She asked the right question. What difference would it make if I was a judge? Because the answer should be none. Every citizen deserves respect. [music] Every stop should be professional. You shouldn't need a badge or a robe to be treated like a human being. >> Ma'am, what why why didn't you just lead with telling me that you were a judge? All All you had to do is tell me you were a judge. >> I didn't have to tell you nothing. You treat every citizen with respect. >> I do. I'm just doing my job. >> Would it make if I was a judge? What difference? You still didn't have the right to break my tail light and then you give me a citation for that. I'll see you in >> 1019. Ma'am, the station's calling me. Just get home safely. We'll just settle this with with a warning. Okay. You need to get your tail light fixed. It's not safe to be driving like that. And and and please just drive the speed limit. >> Two stops. Two officers who thought they could say whatever they wanted, do whatever they wanted to whoever they wanted. One ran into a federal agent. The other ran into a judge. And in both cases, the question is the same. 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