You need to step out right now or you're going to be under arrest for obstruction. >> We're past that point. >> Are you saying do I like my job? Like my power? If the question is do I like my job, then yes. >> Underneath this video there's a whole bunch of people and I would venture to say upwards of 98% of the responses under this video applauds what these cops do because they can't stand this kid. They say this kid is obnoxious. They say he's a know-it-all. They say that he deserves what he got. What do you expect? You need to comply with the authority. And I'm saying that's a profoundly sick society that's in the corner of the cops who violate this kid's will under the color of traffic law. I don't care if you broke a traffic law, if you broke a drug war law, if you broke some other law of the land, you don't deserve for somebody to put their hands on you. We're going to get into this. We're going to make some comments along the way. I really appreciate you being here. Let's go ahead and start this and I want to know what you guys have to >> No, we're past that point. >> In a parking lot near a busy intersection, police pulled over a 20-year-old driver for a loud muffler, but the stop quickly changed when he refused to get out of his truck, making officers wonder what he might be hiding. >> Hello. >> That's all it is? A loud muffler? You've got to be kidding me. People who drive patrol cars with blaring sirens and break the speed limit, putting others in jeopardy, are going to pull this kid over for a high decibel muffler when their sirens are far louder than his muffler ever could be. >> How we doing, boss? >> Hey, can you turn the truck off? >> Yeah. >> Awesome. All right, you got your license on you by chance? >> Yes, sir. I'm going to have to smell that for you. >> I got you. Awesome. >> Insurance? >> I would appreciate it. You got it on your phone? >> Yeah. >> Awesome. >> Let me get it real quick. >> I see like all the performance stickers. Do you like you put stuff on the truck? >> I know, I know. I haven't put nothing on the truck. It's just >> You haven't put nothing on the truck? >> Headers, that's it. >> I I can hear the exhaust. The exhaust is loud. >> I know, I already got a ticket for it. >> Yeah, that's the thing. I'm not going to lie, dude. The way I could hear it down the street and everything, I knew you were driving fast, dude. I just couldn't get behind you to see how fast you were going. >> And that is pitiful that any law enforcer would dare give a ticket to anybody with a loud muffler. It's pitiful. It's pathetic. It's disgusting. It's unconstitution and constitutional. It's antithetical to anything that resembles freedom. >> But I was going 55. I know it's loud, but >> 50 uh you were pulling away from traffic pretty fast. I don't know if it was 55. All right. Good till November of this year. >> Mhm. >> Awesome. Who's the other name on this? >> Uh my mom. >> Mom. Okay. Do you still live on Anne Street or do you live somewhere else now? >> Anne Street. >> Anne Street? Okay. What are you heading into that area for? >> What area? >> You're heading into like the Providence area for a living. You turned over at Target. Is this where you were originally going or >> No, I was I'm going to uh Burlington. >> Oh, you turned here to go up to Burlington. Okay. All right, yeah. At first I thought you were going to the neighborhood and I lit you up, so then you turned into Target. I thought that's where you were going. Okay. >> I don't live over here. >> Okay. Perfect. Okay. Um so, just a housekeeping >> Officer, does that question pertain to this traffic stop? If it doesn't, do you think it's advisable for me to answer your question? >> questions, is there any kind of crazy drugs or weapons in the car that I need to be worried about at all? >> Crazy drugs or weapons? No. Well, actually I do have something illegal in this car. It's It's in the backseat there. What is it? It's a whole trunk full of freedom. >> Anything in here that you're not supposed to have at your age or anything? >> Nope. >> Nothing? >> Watch this. >> How old are you, man? >> 20. >> 20? All right. So, just so you know, you can't have nicotine at the age of 20. So, all right. >> What a tyrant. Well, I got you on the nicotine. >> [laughter] >> See that? I got you. I've got my foot in the door. Now you're mine, boy. >> So, is that that's the only thing or is there something else or All right. So, go ahead and toss me that. Go ahead and toss me that. Thank you. Yeah, I got to take that. So, uh are you able to roll Is that a >> I know this kid's smiling, but it's not funny. None of this is funny. >> So, back there? >> No, it's my uh it's my >> Oh, okay. I was like, "Good lord. Oh, then what the hell is that?" >> I don't got like uh my radio doesn't work. >> Okay. All right, I got you. All right. So, give me a second. I'm going to go back to my squad, run a few things, make sure everything's looking good. Um I was going to be taking this just cuz you can't have it. Uh do you have any questions about the stop so far? Nothing? All right, man. Just chill here for me till it's all over, all right? So, here's the thing. Just cuz I found the nicotine and you're not supposed to have it, I got to make sure you don't have any more. I got to make sure there's no more in the car, okay? So, I'm going to ask you to step out, please. >> Yeah, so basically now this cop is saying, "Now, what because I saw a nicotine, which is neither here nor there. Come on, give me a break. Land of the free, home of the brave? No way in hell. So, because I saw that nicotine, that's going to give me the justification that I need to put my foot further in the door, fling the door open, and remove you from any semblance of freedom." >> I mean, don't you need like That's not probable cause, though. >> It is. Can you please step out? >> Probable cause of what? Probable cause reasonable articulable suspicion of what? Probable cause of what? That a crime has been committed. Can you show me the verified complaint, officer? No, you can't. Have a good day. This cop, if he was truly constitutional See, this is tyrannical. This is the same as what the redcoats did to the colonists. This is the same kind of action that provoked and caused the colonists to throw a bunch of tea in the harbor and put the middle finger up to King George III and say, "Screw you. I don't care how powerful your army is. What you're you're is not right. We won't stand for it. Come and get us. >> Dude, don't be like come on here. I'm just saying. No. So, you're going to want a supervisor for me to make sure you don't have any more nicotine vapes in your car right now? >> My God. >> Yeah, and I got to make sure you don't have any more. There's no more in the car. That is literally what this is right now. >> I mean, dude. >> So, here's the thing. I'm asking you to step out. >> Here's the thing, that's here's the deal in other words. >> Can you please step out? That's a lawful order. Please step out of the car. >> You need like a real probable cause. >> And that's it. That is it. I have to make sure you do not have any more. >> Nicotine is not >> So, if you obstruct investigation >> not. Constitutionally, yeah, maybe by today's laws of the land, but this is tantamount to a political parasite telling a a brainless order follower who's not thinking for himself, hey, I want you to go and threaten this kid. I want you to go and take this kid's rights away on American soil, and I want you to go ahead and attack this kid if he gives you any lip. And and everybody in the comment section, 98% are saying are they're applauding this and saying this is exactly what we want. This is exactly consistent with land of the free, home of the brave. And they cheer it on. >> Do you know what this is? You could be arrested. Right now, I'm just thinking about giving you a ticket for the nicotine vape right now. That's where I'm at. Right? >> It's cool that, all right? You can give me a ticket, whatever. But, that's not a probable cause for you guys to search my whole car. >> Okay. >> Yeah, if the kid's right. Not constitutionally. Now, legally, yeah, but even in their own laws, they have 18 USC 242, deprivation of rights under color of law. This is exactly what the cop's trying to do. The cop is clearly trying to deprive this kid of his rights under the color of I got to save you from nicotine, you're under 21 law. >> Are you refusing to step out of the car? >> Uh no, I'm I mean, I guess, yeah. >> Okay. So, my name is Officer Police Department. Okay. right. I'm >> Did they >> blurp that out? So, we don't get to know who the officer is? We don't get to know who the violator of the Constitution is? We don't get to see who the actual criminal is? >> Ordering you to step out of the car or you will be placed under arrest for obstruction. >> Boss, I have a right. >> Final warning. Step out now or you will be placed under arrest. >> Boss. I saw you doing this cuz if I'm I want a supervisor if >> You want a supervisor? I will call supervisor. But you still have to step out though, okay? >> No, I don't. I can step out when your supervisor gets here. >> Can you keep your hand up, please? And not have it by the door. Thank you. >> Boss, you think >> Driver's requesting a supervisor, refusing to step out. So, what's your argument on why you do not want to step out? >> Okay, here's >> Uh I stand on the Constitution. There's something called the Fourth Amendment, and I don't see how what you're doing is consistent with protecting my right to be secure in my person. How are you, officer, making me secure in my person when you just stole my nicotine pen? How are you making me insecure in secure in my person's, houses, papers, and effects in in concert with the Fourth Amendment, which you swore to uphold, protect, and defend? How are you doing that when you're actually putting me in fear for my life? You're a you're an armed road pirate willing to economically terrorize me, willing to drag me out of my vehicle because I have something that your political parasitic masters told you that I shouldn't have. >> I never argue with cops, boss. I have >> Yeah, we've been super We've been super cool at this point. I thought we were cool. I'm a super cool road tyrant road pirate. I'm a super cool car jackal. >> All right, 917? >> Uh-huh. But if they see the nick in my and I'm 20 years old and they don't say nothing, I don't know. >> I could probably head out there with my ID and be kind of later. >> They never told me to step out and need to search your car because you have a nicotine on you. >> Yep, so here's the thing, it'd be the same thing as if you had alcohol, right? [snorts] So, it's under the same thing because you're not 21, you can't have it. >> I feel you, but like a nicotine, I've never had that and I smoked nicotine in front of cops. >> I can't answer for them. I can't I don't know what they do, right? >> First of all, smoking nicotine is just stupid, in my opinion. But guess what? You are free to be stupid. You are free to put whatever you want to in your body and nobody has the right to interfere with that freedom to put whatever you want to in your own body. >> You don't think it's a probable cause for you to just search my whole car? Do you know what I mean? >> So, here's the thing, they're all tied up in other stuff. I'm going to give one of them a phone call right now. >> Here's the thing. Here's the deal. You're about to lose your rights. I'm an armed man. You will submit to me or this could end with the ending of your life. >> Okay. So, here's the thing, you can keep your cord all you want, this officer is going to hang out with you. All right, so nothing's changing. So, they're on the way. >> In other words, I'm an order follower and my command staff told me I could commit this tyranny on you, so I'm just going to go ahead and do it cuz I've got no conscience. >> Just step out and let us just take a look through, make sure there's nothing else crazy in here. I'm sorry? You'll wait? Joshua, is there something else in here besides just the vape? Is that why we're worried? Okay, then I'm not understanding the issue then. If there's nothing in here, why are you so upset about it? >> All that like, how you going to make me step out of my car? Just because you searched it, because you seen that >> thing is, I wouldn't even have to find the vape. In In all respect, I could have found nothing, I still could have had you step out of the car. >> So, I could have just >> I could have asked you to step out before I found it. >> Only if you're a psychopath. Only if you're a psychopath. Only if you're a control freak, would you want to make somebody step out of their car when they haven't victimized anybody. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Exactly, but if you didn't find a vape, if you asked me to step out, that's even crazier cuz it's like >> God. I'm not understanding the confusion. >> Like if you're if you didn't find a vape on you, right? >> Okay. >> You're saying I would have still probably asked you to >> No, I didn't say I still probably would have. I said I had the power to, like I could. Right? So that's the thing. >> the power or >> Yeah, like so there's there's case law to where it's traffic stops are very unsafe for officers. I'm going into a car that I don't know if I don't know you. I'd like, I don't know, man. So that's the thing is we can go up to a car and say, "Hey, can you please step out?" And you have to step out, okay? >> You don't have to. >> You do. You have to step out. >> You have to. You know why you have to? Because my political parasitic masters because I'm just a puppet on a string, you know? I'm just doing what they tell me to do. Even though you know these officers could exercise discretion, they could have never pulled this this kid over in the first place for a a loud muffler during the day. I can understand if he was going, you know, through town or through some subdivision at night, at midnight with this loud muffler waking everybody up who's got to wake up and go to work the next day. That would be actually infringing on the freedoms of other people. Your freedom to sleep. You cannot interfere interfere with the freedom for somebody to sleep. This is This is broad daylight. What time is this? Uh 7:49 p.m. People ain't getting in bed at 7:49 p.m. This is just tyrannical nonsense. >> You have >> got to stop supporting it. We've got to stop supporting it. That's why I just asked you to like these videos and share these videos with everybody you know cuz this is this is common sense and these are issues of morality versus immorality. >> You You have to or you could be arrested. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. >> I know about >> If there's nothing else in this car, then that's fine. That's cool. That's great. I'll go through it like, "Yep, nothing else in here. There's nothing else on him." All right, we'll go right through like regular traffic stop. So I I don't know if you've had like a past bad experience. I don't know. Like I said, we've had a very friendly conversation. I feel like even this part is really not that bad we're just having a conversation. >> That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. And I don't like that because all the cops Not even all the cops but all the cops in South El Everybody in South El knows them. >> South El does? I'm not very familiar with South El cops. Unfortunately, I'm really familiar with cops. That's it. Will you please step out of the car? >> They bleep that out, too. >> Your supervisor is coming, right? >> Yeah, like I said, they're going to be a while. Is it They got a lot of stuff going on over on the east side of the city. >> I got till 10. >> Okay. Do you understand that this is arrestable if you don't step out? You will be placed under arrest. It's obstruction. >> Now, what if people started saying, "And I'm not advocating for this. I'm not advocating for this. I want to be very clear. But what if people started saying, "I'll tell you what, if you lay hands on me when I haven't victimized anybody, you laying hands on me just cuz your political parasitic masters told you to, I may have to defend myself by all means necessary." And what if people started doing it? What I'm just asking, what if? >> Obstruction. No, I'm not saying wait for supervisor. I'm saying if you don't if you still refuse to step out of the vehicle, it's obstruction. >> But you have to do it. >> Obstruction of what? Oh, yeah, that's right. Obstruction of injustice. What if we guard with jealous attention the public liberty? What if we suspect anybody who comes near that precious jewel? And what if people start using downright force to protect that liberty? Now, I'm just telling you what Thomas Paine was suggesting. >> I'm not going You're a cop. I respect you. What? >> I respect you, road pirate. I respect you, car carjacker. I respect you, violator of my rights. >> I appreciate you just having a conversation with me. I'm just making sure you understand this. With you not listening and you just like disobeying what I'm saying. Yeah, so the reason for the stop was because your muffler was excessively loud and like you said, you've been pulled over before for the exact same thing, right? And yes, I did notice you pulled away from everyone very quickly making me think you're speeding but I don't know the exact number, okay? So that's not the reason, it's just something I saw. Yeah, so like I said, I don't know your exact like the speed. I don't know cuz I couldn't clock you. You're too far ahead of everybody. But yes, you were pulling away from everyone very quickly. But the reason for the stop is the muffler, okay? And then the reason why I'm wanting to search you in the vehicle is because you had a nicotine vape on you. All right? >> The reason I'm wanting to search you is because you thought you could exercise some American freedom, didn't you? That's why I'm going to search you cuz you thought you could and I can't let you get away with exercising American freedoms. Look at me. Are you you who are watching this video, are you really on board with this? Are you really on Is this in concert with exercising freedom, safeguarding freedom, honoring oaths to the Constitution to protect and defend it against all enemies foreign and domestic or is this not rather becoming the very domestic enemy these cops swore to protect everybody from? >> So I got to make sure there's nothing else in the car that you can't have. Does that make sense? Here's the thing, this is to my knowledge. Here's the thing, to my knowledge, this is the first time me and you have had a conversation. I don't think I've ever met you. I can't answer to those other officers. I don't know how they do things. Okay, but I know what I know, right? So this is our first interaction, this is what I saw. You had a nicotine vape there, you had it in your >> I know what I know and I do what I'm told cuz I'm a faithful little order follower, and I'll be rewarded for being a tyrant. >> Then you moved it to the middle console, then you handed it to me, and you confirmed your age to me. You confirmed that yeah, I can't have this. Okay, and like I said, I haven't accused you of having anything. I just have to go through these steps to make sure that you don't. Right? >> You're not accusing me, but you think I might have something else? >> No, I didn't. I said I have to ensure that you don't. >> to ensure it, right? So, you might think there's something else. >> No, I have to ensure that you don't. That means I have to cross have to cross the T's, dot the I's. >> How long is your supervisor going to be? >> Like I said, dude, they're dealing with a lot of stuff on the east side of the river. So, that's why I'm saying we could be out here a while. No, we've got multiple. That's how much stuff we have going on over there. We actually Those supervisors I talked to >> Let me get my sister here, too, so she can come. >> Don't Please don't call other people, cuz they're not allowed to come up to the traffic stop. If they start interfering, then they'll get arrested. >> This is my traffic stop. You don't have any freedom right here in my zone of influence. This is my safety bubble. >> I feel like this is a lot This is This is a lot of We're throwing a lot of variables in here we don't need. >> I mean, I'm not doing anything wrong. It's You know, I'm >> You are. You're obstructing at the moment. >> Boss, but if I need a supervisor, but one supervisor >> Yeah, you can call for a supervisor. I'm just saying you're supposed to get out of the car. And I'm I'm actually being way nicer than other officers are being. I'm being way nicer than other officers. Yes, that's why I'm saying there's people ripping you out of the car now. >> It's like before the guy who steals your catalytic converter, it's like, I'm I am the nicest catalytic converter thief you will ever meet. I'm talking to you nicely, I'm talking to you respectfully, but I am going to walk away with your catalytic converter. >> I'm trying to be nice to you, trying to be respectful, and basically trying to get you >> Nice tyranny is still tyranny. I know we've We've said this so many times, but there's so many people who haven't heard it. Nice tyranny is still tyranny, and not and respectable tyranny is still tyranny. By the way, there's no such thing as respectable tyranny. Yeah, you can be nice while you're committing tyranny, but you can't be respectable while you're doing it. Tyranny is oppression against people who don't want to be messed with. That's the long and the short of it. >> You just exit the car without you being arrested. So, like I said, at this very moment, at the very most, I'm looking at two tickets, one for your muffler, one for your vape, right? Right? But the thing is, why would you push it to where you're getting arrested? I'm not understanding. Why would you want to do that? >> Wait a minute. Why would you arrest me when I haven't even harmed anybody in the community, but you're willing to harm a whole bunch of people in the community under the color of law? >> Like, why would you want me to get out the car for a nick, officer? >> Because I have to search the car to ensure there's nothing else in the car and nothing on you. >> Officer, look, officer, I've gotten pulled over, and I've gotten literally stopped by the street, too. >> And like I've said to you, I can't answer for the other officers. I can answer to what I saw. >> Let me say this one more time. They just take the nick away from me. That's it. I lit Dude, I was at the park this one time with my nick inside my car. So, I'll tell you >> All right, here's the deal. So, you step out of the car right now, or you are under arrest for obstruction. >> There we go. And that is why I named my channel Here's the Deal, because after you hear those three words from a guy who's supposed to be protecting your rights, he's going to, with violence, take those rights away. >> Final warning. >> That's crazy. >> Do it now, or you're under arrest. >> So, I need to step out. Wait, can you can you repeat that again? I need I need to step out. >> step out right now, or you're going to be under arrest for obstruction. I'm sorry. Cuz I told you to step out. >> No, you because you told me you because >> All right, you're under arrest for obstruction. Get out of the car. >> get out. I'll get out. I'll get out. >> No, we're past that point. Get out of the car, you're under arrest. >> Oh, we've heard it We we've heard it all today. We've heard here's the deal, and it's going to go one of two ways, and we're past that point. No, actually, we're really not past that point. You just want to be past that point cuz you want to put your hands on a 20-year-old dude. >> Are you serious? >> Hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> This is disgusting. >> What's the question? >> Do you like your authority? >> This is disgusting, and if you're for this, if you support this, if you're on board with this, you are disgusting. >> Are you saying do I like my job? >> like your power? >> All right. Do I like my power? >> Listen to this. >> Um if the question is, do I like my job, then yes. >> Ooh, listen Listen to this kid. Do you like your authority? Do you like your power? This kid has more wisdom than all of these cops put together. Listen to this. >> What's the question? >> Do you like your authority? >> Are you saying do I like my job? >> like your power? >> All right. Do I like my power? Um if the question is, do I like my job, then yes. >> No, I didn't ask you >> I guess I do. We were just dealing with a muffler ticket, so you wouldn't get out of the car. Yeah, then why wouldn't you get out of the car? If all it is is a muffler ticket, then why wouldn't you get out of the car? >> a muffler ticket, then you can't get a muffler ticket. That's what happened. >> Exactly. If it was just a muffler ticket, you would just give a muffler ticket. You wouldn't perform these stupid psychological operations on this kid, come to his the door of his car and intimidate him. You're an armed man intimidating him and abusing your authority. If it was just a muffler ticket, then write me a stupid muffler ticket. That is antithetical to freedom as well, but at least you're not taking somebody to prison. The Listen to the admission of this cop. It was just going to be a muffler ticket, but you decided to challenge my authority, and I can't have you challenging my authority because I have a very thin skin and a very fragile ego. >> I was dude, I was just going to hand you warnings all around. >> Then why do you need me to step out of the car for? >> Because I got to do the >> I was just going to hand you warnings all around. >> to this stuff. I have to make sure you don't have anything. Like I said, man. What the You want like >> Which one? >> The right one. Both of them, actually. >> Both of them? All right. >> My hands right here, boss. Don't worry about it. >> But you got to let them go so I can unlock them. >> about it. My hands are right here. I don't want no more problems. >> The suspect was arrested for obstructing >> The suspect. What's he suspected of? Oh, he had a real loud muffler. Then give him a stupid ticket so he can fight it in court. Stop with all these head games. Suspect. >> an officer and illegal possession of alcohol by a person under 21 and was also cited for multiple traffic violations. >> All right. So, that's it right there. Let me just This kid right here >> This kid exercised more wisdom and knowledge on this traffic stop than any of these cops ever could. And I truly want to hear your thoughts about this in the comment section below. >> [bell]