Man, you should have raised a better kid. >> What kind of thin-skinned cops are they hiring in Springfield Township, New Jersey? >> If you want to BE A PRICK THE WHOLE TIME, pay the price now. Why ask if you're going to [ __ ] poison me? WHAT THE [ __ ] IS THAT? >> [ __ ] >> WHAT THE [ __ ] IS THAT? >> WHAT THE PHOTO? >> TELL ME WHAT THE [ __ ] IT IS SO I CAN WASH [screaming] YOUR MOUTH OUT WITH >> ALL RIGHT, YOU'RE GOING TO LOSE YOUR GOD DAMN >> NO, I'M NOT. >> YES, you are. We're going to >> What is that? YOU BETTER TELL ME NOW. >> Imagine swearing to protect and defend a fellow American's right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and then pursuing that fellow American and harassing him because his window tint is too dark. Oh, and he has an unapproved license plate cover. >> Horror of horrors. >> This traffic stop goes south quickly. Let's take a look at this and make some comments along the way. >> Hey, how are you? >> Hi. >> Police, license, registration, insurance, please. >> There you go. >> Thank you. Is this a registration? This Is this where your license plate is? >> Yes. >> Okay, that's why I'm stopping you cuz you can't read your license plate. You know you can't have those plate covers on there, right? >> Okay, I'll take them off. >> Okay. All right, and same with your window tint. Like your window tint is very dark. I can't I couldn't even see you going when you passed me. Are those >> By the way, the guy said he would take care of it. >> DMV issued license plates? >> That's correct, officer. >> Are you sure? >> I'm certain. >> Cuz they're they're black license plates in Jersey. They're actually yellow. >> Well, I know. I know. Yeah, I'll take them off. You can look at them. They're stamped New Jersey. >> Okay. Um can you meet Can you meet me on my car stop real quick? Well, this guy's going to He's already giving me like a kind of like an attitude, but he's He's a temp He's got a like a plate cover on the back of his car. You can't even read the plate and the tag looks like it's like a fictitious tag. It's like a black like license plate and like I'm trying to talk to him. He's like, "Oh, no, it's an issued New Jersey plate." This now I'm like, "Well, New Jersey tags aren't black. They're yellow." So, he's got 63 points on his license. >> Is it suspended? >> No, it's not. It's not showing suspended. I just ran >> How do you have 63 points with no suspension? And besides that, I don't know why anybody would give you attitude for pulling him over for essentially no reason. He wasn't endangering lives on the highway. He just had window tint that you thought was too dark, officer. Why would anybody give you attitude for harassing them and interfering with their life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness? >> I ran it on five. >> Does he have a front plate? >> I didn't even see the I didn't even go showing suspended. I just ran it on five. >> Does he have a front plate? >> I didn't even see the I didn't even go in the front of the car. But, the that one you can't even read it. >> No front plate, tinted windows. >> He's getting He's getting nasty. Yeah. >> He's getting nasty. >> I've done nothing wrong today. You're the one that's done it all. >> Stop the car. >> No, I don't think it needs to be searched. >> This is the money game for you. >> I don't think enough money to make this game worth >> WELL, THEN DON'T WORRY ABOUT DOING THIS THEN, STUPID. >> like being talked to the way you're talking to me, okay? So, I guess I'm not >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Do you understand that? >> Please. Please. You can't You can't change the constitution. >> Come on, buddy. >> If you stupid ass get out of the car, you're not going to change the constitution. >> I know, and neither are you, dummy. So, THE FIRST AMENDMENT, I CAN SAY WHAT THE I want to. >> tell you to shut up. I told you to get out of the car. >> What you You're so cute. You're so cute. >> You guys are nasty. You guys are being >> I just walked over here. I've been in the car. >> This first thing you said to me was nasty. You expect better treatment than this? You expect us to give you a break? What kind of land you living in? >> It's called America. >> Yeah. >> Welcome to it. >> Welcome to the rules, pal. >> There is no rules here, [ __ ] >> Can you step over here, ma'am, or I can put you in the back of my car? I can take you up to the diner. You guys can sit up there and make a phone call if you want. >> Well, I believe it. It's happening. >> They're fictitious tags. >> but can I get my car and this >> They're fictitious tags. >> This is the same number as what the tags are on. >> No, it's not. >> It's not fictitious. >> It's not fictitious. >> It's not That's fictitious tags. >> It's not fictitious. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't. >> Yes, it is. Get over here out of the roadway. >> I would have said the same thing to him, but he was almost going to get hit by >> Just step out of the road. Just You know what I mean? It's a busy highway here. >> a ride or what? It's got a big watermelon watermelon in the car. You can take it with you. >> Whatever personal items you have in the car, just take them out. Whatever you guys want to take with you. I'm going to finish this way. Here right here. >> I'm going to get sick. FLY ASH. >> WHAT IS IT? >> IT'S FLY ASH. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. PUT PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WE DON'T PLAY THAT WITH ME, BUDDY. >> It's foolish. >> YOU WANT TO BE A PRICK THE WHOLE TIME? PAY THE PRICE NOW. >> Fly ash. >> It's [ __ ] poison me. WHAT THE >> IT'S THAT. >> THINK IT. >> WHAT THE >> IT'S THAT. >> IT'S THE PHOTO. >> TELL ME WHAT THE [ __ ] IT IS SO I CAN WASH IT OFF MY >> ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. RELAX. >> WHAT IS IT? >> LET ME SHOW YOU. >> RELAX. >> Let me show you. YES, YOU COULD GET SICK, YOU DUMMY. I'M SHOWING YOU THAT. >> RELAX. >> WHAT IS IT? >> LET ME SHOW YOU. >> RELAX. >> LET ME show you. YES, YOU COULD GET SICK, YOU DUMMY. I'M SHOWING YOU THAT. I >> I YOU THAT. >> ALL RIGHT. I'M GOING TO ROLL you on your side. Let me help you up, all right? Roll on your side, all right? >> All right, pull your knees to your chest, all right? >> Your uh your your officer is going to lose his job. >> One, two, three, up. Up up. Up up. >> He's going to lose his job. >> All right. All right, come on, man. I'm just going to put you in Just walk over here with me, all >> Oh, I have I have the photo to show your idiot officer. >> Okay, let me see. >> They're in my They're in my They're in my pocket, Mom. >> You know, it's >> He's going to lose his job. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. We're going to have >> What is that? >> And you BETTER TELL ME NOW. >> I WILL SHOW YOU, STUPID, IF YOU LET ME SHOW YOU, YOU JERK. >> I'M NOT SHOWING YOU. I want you to tell me. >> I I CAN'T BECAUSE IT'S ON MY PHONE. LET ME SHOW YOU. >> I'M NOT LOOKING AT YOUR PHONE. YOU JUST THREATENED ME WITH POISON. OH, YOU >> THREAT There was no threat of poison. This cop is losing his [ __ ] for no reason. The man asked whether the officer had touched the plate, and when he told him he had, the man just replied, "That's great. There's stuff all over it. You won't know what it is until you get sick." This wasn't a terroristic threat. He wasn't threatening the officer in any way. He was just saying, "Hey, oh, you touched that plate? Man, there's stuff all over it." He told Officer M. Walker that it was fly ash, which is a powdery waste material created when power plants burn pulverized coal to generate electricity. And because all cops care about is officer safety, they continually walk around in fear for their lives, and that explains the reaction of Officer M. Walker. >> Let me show I'm not LOOKING AT YOUR PHONE. YOU CAN TELL ME. >> I I CAN'T BECAUSE I WILL SHOW YOU, STUPID. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> YES, you are. >> We're going >> What is that? >> And you BETTER TELL ME NOW. >> I WILL SHOW YOU, STUPID, IF YOU LET ME SHOW YOU, YOU JERK. >> I'M NOT SHOWING YOU. I want you to tell ME. >> I I CAN'T BECAUSE >> You already told him it was fly ash. >> IT'S ON MY PHONE. LET ME SHOW >> I'M NOT LOOKING AT YOUR PHONE. YOU JUST THREATENED ME WITH POISON. OH, YOU'LL TELL ME WHEN I GET SICK? >> YOU [ __ ] LET ME SHOW YOU. I'LL SHOW YOU THE >> NO, YOU SHOULD have told me when I asked you. >> Hang on, man. I got to >> Please, you're dumping my stuff all over the ground. >> Man, you should have raised a better kid. I'm telling you right now. He's going to threaten me with the back of THIS CAR AND TELL ME I'M GOING TO GET SICK AND HE'S NOT GOING TO TELL ME? >> I'M TELLING >> You should have raised a better kid, says the kid who grew up to be a law enforcement officer, an order-following law enforcement officer. >> AND YOU BREAK THAT >> GIVE ME YOUR OTHER GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> NO, RELAX. NO, RELAX. >> NO, NO, NO, NO. Give me your hand. >> It's in my pocket. I'm right here. >> Tell me what it is. >> I'LL SHOW YOU. >> I WANT YOU TO SAY IT OUT LOUD SO I CAN CALL AN AMBULANCE. >> IT'S ON IT'S ON THE PHONE. >> TELL ME WHAT IT IS. >> IT'S FROM LOOK FROM MY PHONE. MY PHONE. GRAB IT. RIGHT IN MY POCKET, right there. >> No, no, no. Down bottom, bottom, bottom, bottom. >> I need to check him. >> Open my phone. >> Hold on. You're not looking at your phone right now. Listen, I need to check you. I need to check his person real quick. You got anything on you, man, or no? >> Why would you say that? What is this? Funny until YOU SAY SOMETHING REALLY FUNNY. >> HE'S GOOD. >> CAR. You're going to lose your job cuz get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Show them the photo, Mom. >> Just watch your head, man. All right? >> Watch your head, man. >> Do you have any hand sanitizer in here? >> I can't open it. Yes, you can. >> You want an ambulance to come check you out? >> Yes, I would love an ambulance to come check me out. >> All right. We'll have an ambulance to check you. But for now, I'm just going to put this on you, okay? All right. >> Okay, what do I look at, sir? >> Uh the photos. >> How do I do that? >> You get on the other side and get this thing buckled. >> Mom, come here. >> I'm going to take you wherever you need to go. >> Come here. >> You need to go home, I'll take you there, all right? >> I don't want to make you uncomfortable. >> sick and he won't tell me what it is. >> He's going to show you what >> I don't care. It's too late now, isn't it? >> All right. I got to >> It seems like it is, dummy. >> DMV, listen, I'm not trying to be rude to you. DMV does not issue black New Jersey license plates. They're all yellow. They do not issue this. We might He spoke to the The sergeant spoke to the prosecutor. I can go online and make this on or, you know, whatever this is. That's where you can you can make these online. It's not my first time doing this. >> Let him know that there's Uh there's >> No, the ash is on the car. >> Oh, I I wasn't I wasn't I wasn't here. You know what I mean? That's why >> Yeah. >> I just wasn't, you know. >> Yeah, I have the I have the photo that that uh they made me take uh while I work. Yeah, we have to wear gas masks and stuff. No joke. >> Where do you work? >> But the ash that we burn goes to landfill and we're paid for that. >> Oh, it goes to a landfill? >> It's bad stuff. Highly toxic. That's what I was just trying to tell him, but he got a little upset. >> Do you have Let me Let me to be honest with you. Do you have the tags? >> Yes, that is the That's one of the tags, sir. >> This is a fake tag. >> It's a real tag, sir. >> No, it's not. >> It's a Jersey tag? >> Jersey tags don't flop around. They don't sound like plastic. Give me a lot. talking about. Do you have Let me Let me to be honest with you. Do you have the tags? >> Yes, that is the That's one of the tags, sir. >> This is a fake tag. >> It's a real tag, sir. >> No, it's not. >> It's a Jersey >> I don't know if you're going to the jail or not. >> I doubt that. >> I'm not sure >> I highly doubt that because your officer wants to keep his job. >> So, I'm not sure what's exactly going on. >> [clears throat and cough] >> Especially since on body cam he threw me down for no apparent reason. That's going to be really bad. >> [clears throat] >> In court. And when he loses his badge, can I have it? >> What did What did you say? >> I said when he loses his badge, can I have it? Because I'd like to hang it. >> works, man. But >> because he's going to lose his job. This is excessive force for no apparent reason. That's a fireable offense. He can go to jail, too. And it's terrible when police go to jail. Cuz people don't like police. And also the handling of my mom, that's he's he's going to be unemployed. >> 3341 >> I guarantee that. >> 3341 >> It's just is he going to prison for it? >> What do you mean handling your mom? I don't understand what you're talking >> Uh he pushed her out of the way, which is a no-no. Especially with an elderly person. He's going to have a bad day in trial. >> He goes, "Oh, did you touch that?" I said, "Yeah, I took your plate off. It's sticktious." He goes, "Oh, that's great." I said, "What?" He's like, "Oh, that There's stuff all over the back of that car." I said, "What is it?" He goes, "Oh, you won't know about it till you get sick." I said, "What is it? So, you want to tell me what that stuff is now?" >> If you would have let me >> Nah, nah, nah, nah. I just You know what? Don't even worry about it. Not interested. >> I can't tell you unless I have the photo because I have a photo of what is on our building. >> Well, you said something to me. What did you say? >> Our >> Wonderful. Thanks for not telling me about that. >> You You threw ME TO THE GROUND. I WAS TRYING TO TELL YOU. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. You said, "You'll find out when you get sick." >> you that you could look at the photo. You chose not to. >> No, you said that afterwards. >> And you started crying. >> How? >> You started crying. I'm so sorry. Maybe this job isn't for you. >> Maybe it's not. Maybe I'll quit. >> You should. >> But I'm not quitting until I take you to jail. >> I'll be out in no time. >> I don't care, dude. >> I'll see you in trial, too. >> That's fine. That's fine with me. I'll get paid overtime for it. >> I'm going to mob your badge, too. I guarantee it. >> Oh, I don't think so. Apparently, this guy was cited for the license plate and the window tinting, and he was also cited for disorderly conduct. And according to the report, it's unclear what actually ended up happening. 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