Why you vehicle a nuisance? Hand me your driver's license. Nuisance. What did I do? >> You're exhausted on your vehicle. Vehicle a nuisance. If it's a statue, hand me your driver's license. Okay. So, this is the way it's going to go. >> [ __ ] car. >> Who hit my car, dude? >> Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. >> Dude, Jimmy, guess what? >> What's up? >> I think I just found that same exact cop tasing somebody else. >> The one in this video? >> Yeah, that one right there. Same cop. >> Same cop. >> Tasing someone else. >> Yep. >> No way. >> You should watch it. Let me know what you think. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> That's me. >> Oh yeah, that's him. >> Who wants to get tased? >> What the hell is wrong with you? >> I'm [ __ ] What's wrong with you? [laughter] >> Then what does YOUR FACE LOOK LIKE? [screaming and groaning] OH, YEAH. I'm pretty sure that's the same cop. I'll get pulling you over and I don't want you back into a gas pump. Okay. >> Yeah. You want this window out for me? >> A vehicle a nuisance. I need your driver's license, please. Yes. I need your driver's license, please. >> One second. >> Okay, sir. Sorry. Stop. Can I see your driver's license, please? >> Uh, hand me your driver's license. >> Vehicle news, sir. Hand me your driver's license, sir. >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle, >> explain that. >> Stop working. >> What? >> Stop, dude. I'm not doing this today. >> What you doing? >> Hand me your driver's license. >> Dude, hand me your driver's license. I'll explain it to you. >> I'll explain it to you. Hand your driver's license. >> Step out of the vehicle. Bike wheel. >> Vehicle and nuisance. Hand your driver's license. >> What did I do? >> Okay. So, this is the way it's going to go. Okay. >> Listen, don't know. Oh, Dude, I've already sued you twice. I've already sued KSP. Come on. Keep going. >> You sued KSP twice? Okay. >> Well, sir, I need to see your driver's license and your proof [music] of insurance. >> What? >> Vehicle a vehicle a nuisance? >> You can look it up on your phone. Hand me your driver's license. Hand me your driver's license. >> Your exhaust [music] on your vehicle. The vehicle a nuisance. If it's a statute, hand me your driver's license. Okay. Hand me your driver's license, please. Hand me your driver's license. Okay. So, let's go one of two ways. Okay. I need to know you you you you go to jail for license be possession. Okay. >> For license to be in possession. >> License in possession. You go to jail for that. Okay. Or you can just hand me your driver's license. Dude, it's not that big of a deal. >> I've told you that five times now. >> Show you what. Do you have any you have any weapons inside the vehicle at home? Okay. >> Okay. So, this can go one of two ways. Okay. Sir, I've asked you to step out of the vehicle. Break my window. I don't know. For what? >> Because sir, just hand me your license. It doesn't have to go that route. >> It doesn't have to go that route. >> Call my lawyer, please. >> Okay, call your lawyer. But I I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I drunk violation. A driving. Hey, is this a violation? Is this a driving violation? >> Do you know this? Do you know? >> Is this a driving violation? >> You know case law. >> Is it crimp? Yes, I do. Where did you go to law school? >> Oh, I went Where did you go, buddy? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Approximately 10 minutes out. >> Where'd you go? >> That's the window partially rolled out. >> Oh my god. You can't see it. Oh my god. My tent is legal, buddy. Get your thing. >> Okay. >> There's all kinds of other ladder vehicles. >> Okay. I need you to stay out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> For a driving violation. >> Okay. Is this Hey, is this what the vehicle? What did I do? >> With the behavior that you have right now, I don't feel comfortable. I'd rather speak to you outside of the vehicle. >> No, I tell you what. Go ahead. Run that, buddy. >> Thank you very much. >> Go ahead, bud. >> Does the vehicle have insurance? >> Oh, it's got it's 100%, buddy. Everything's legal, bud. I don't do illegal [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I'll work my ass off for everything I got. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. Run it. >> Here. I'll pull up the insurance, too. After you walk away, go run my ID and I'll pull it up. I'm not going to stop my recording. me cuz the way you're acting making me feel uncomfortable. >> No, you try to roll up. Why'd you pull me over? >> Cuz I got a loud car. >> I pulled you over. >> No, you didn't. Why'd you pull me over? >> Okay. Uh, you said you have to vehicle, right? >> Why did you pull me over? >> Why did you pull >> So, you're probably wondering what he's talking about when he says Pennsylvania v Mims. So, in the United States of America, there is this large group of pedophiles that wear black dresses and call themselves uh judges. And like the highest order of this group of pedophiles is called the Supreme they they call themselves the Supreme Court. These pedophiles made certain rules that said that if a police officer fears for his safety then you have to get out of your car to calm the police officer's fears. So, as we can see, this particular police officer fears for his safety so much that he completely turns his back to the individual that he fears in order to go get gloves from his car so that he doesn't get his hands bloody while he's beating the [ __ ] out of. I think it's also important to note that the cop has the guy's driver's license in his hand. And at one point, he tells the guy, "Well, I'm don't feel comfortable walking back to my car. >> I'm not I'm not walking away. Maybe the way you're acting making me feel uncomfortable." But he feels perfectly comfortable walking back to his car to get his beating gloves. >> Why'd you pull me over? Look at you, dude. You about to go hands on. >> Sir, I've asked you several times to step out of the >> I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. I didn't own No. >> I give you my ID, buddy. >> I'll give you >> Why do you want me out of the vehicle? >> I'm giving you your options. >> Why? Okay. >> Why do you want me out of the vehicle, dude? I'm going to sue you. I will sue the KSP again. 514 several times I stepped out of the vehicle. He's continuing to roll the window up. The window's ted out. >> All right, man. I need you to step out of the vehicle real quick. >> One more. >> I've asked you to. >> Why? >> Because yours is m Okay. >> If you break my dude, I'll swear to God I'll sue you. >> Okay. Again, I'm going ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> What did I do? >> Okay. >> Okay. What can I do? >> I pull you over. >> Why? >> I'm ask you to step out of the vehicle. Step for what? >> Okay. Vehicle a nuisance. >> Throw Oh, so you want I got to get out of the vehicle for my car being allowed. >> So, it doesn't matter why I pull you over. Case law states that I have the right and you have the obligation to step out of the vehicle. I should step out of the vehicle. Pennsylvania versus Mitch. >> For why? >> Okay. Why? >> So, officer safety. >> Officer safety. Well, I'm in my vehicle. How am I a threat to you? >> Okay, sir. Step out of the vehicle. Why? >> He said I asked you to. >> For what reason? >> Okay, sir. Uh again, if you don't comply on the window, >> dude, I will sue you. I >> go ahead. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Break my break my window. >> The trooper being so scared for his life, he once again turns his back to the scary man. Now, the armed extortionist revenue generator having a legitimate concern for their safety is one of the requirements in Pennsylvania v. Mims. Do it. I swear. Dude, >> you better not break my car. Derek, if you break my window, buddy, you better not break my window. You better not break my window, dude. Step out of the vehicle. I'll ask you one more time. >> For what? I knew it. >> Step out of the vehicle. Ask you one more time. >> Why? >> I told you over. I'll ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> Is this criminal charge or what? What? What? What are you going to break the window for? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Go ahead. Break it. >> Oh, dude. You [ __ ] my car. Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. >> Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. >> Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. >> Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. >> Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. >> Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. >> Get on the ground. Oh, dude. What the hell? What are you doing? HELP. LOOK, I'M NOT doing anything. Keith, watch. Help. Help. HELP. >> LOOK. EVERYBODY watch this. Watch this. >> Look, I'm not doing anything to this guy. >> I'm recording. >> John, record this. >> Oh my god, dude. What are you doing? >> Oh my god. >> 132. >> What are you doing? >> Why are you freaking doing this? I didn't even do nothing. Holy crap. You are insane. >> You thinkers are insane, dude. >> Oh my god. >> He's trying to break my window over my car being loud. Over my car being loud, buddy. nature of >> Holy [ __ ] You are [ __ ] insane, dude. He's just advising he's >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. You are insane, buddy. Looks like you're okay. Freaking out, dude. Put my clothes on. >> I'm glad you're okay though, dude. For real. Appreciate it, dude. >> Freaked out, dude. He had me. I feel like I could see I feel like I was watching. He got us on the land. Yeah. Like a third in smoke glass. >> So then his buddies arrive and one of them asks if this guy fought back at all. To which he responds, "No, not at all." >> Did he try to fight back any at all? >> Uh, no. He didn't want to go to the ground, but once he started going to the ground, he was he was done. He wouldn't put his hands on him, but he put him up, but he wasn't fighting. >> Why did he need to go to the ground? Why did he need to be tased? >> Get on the ground, you're going to get tased. >> For what? >> Get on the ground, you're going to get tased. >> The answer is it's about dominance and submission. >> Nice car. >> The SS seats and everything, but he makes six figures of Swedish Mac or something. So Jeffrey was charged with menacing vehicle nuisance, license plate frame obstructing the decal on the plate, failure to produce insurance card, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct in the second degree, and obstructing governmental operations. I also found this article about trooper James Hrix Jr. in the paper says that he became a trooper in 2022 and he became interested in law enforcement when his father was an officer at the Henderson Police Department. Hendrick says he enjoys talking to kids and giving them a positive interaction with law enforcement. [snorts] He says, quote, "Now that school is in session, I'm excited to build a rapport with the kids." Hendrick said he gives children stickers even after I write their parents a traffic ticket. "We are human," Hendricks said of troopers. "We have wives, girlfriends, hobbies. We are active in the community." Since his father was in law enforcement, I decided to look him up and found out that his father had some very interesting hobbies, including sexual harassment. An article published by CBS News in 2021 says, "FBI boss is called a skilled predator." So, this officer's father worked for the FBI after working as a police officer in Kentucky. Article says, "FBI boss is called a skilled predator who sexually harassed eight women." And this was published in April of 2021. One woman carried a ruler at FBI headquarters so she could smack James Hendrick's hands away when he reached for her legs and breasts. Another went home shaken after he tugged on her ear and kissed her cheek during a closed door meeting. Colleagues described him as a quote skilled predator who leared at women in the workplace, touched him inappropriately, and asked one to have sex in the conference room. According to a newly released federal report obtained by the Associated Press, Hrix quietly retired last year as a special agent in charge of the Office of Inspector General, the Justice Department's internal watchdog, concluding he sexually harassed eight female subordinates in one of the FBI's most most egregious known cases of sexual misconduct. James Hendricks, Senior, now 50 years old, writes a law enforcement blog. Some colleagues chocked up Hendrickk's behavior to his being a southern gentleman. But others said he routinely crossed the line, became super giddy around women, and was incapable of stopping himself from harassing them. Male and female agents alike told investigators they endured this as a condition of simply interacting with their boss. Even Hendrick's male colleagues considered him quote creepy. They did not report him for fear of retaliation. One of those women told investigators that Hrix pressured her into having a sexual relationship and that he had been known to be vindictive and push out people who crossed him. He was in a powerful position, the report says, and she worried about what he would do if she did not respond to his advances. Jeff is still being prosecuted on all these charges, but trooper James Hendricks Jr. has never faced any consequences for his violent attack on Jeff for an alleged loud exhaust that day. Remember, there is no rule or law so petty that police officers aren't willing to murder you over