Hold on to your hats because we are assured by this cop that every cop in this video is a good cop. >> Those are good cops. >> So, of course, we can expect the good cops in this video to do good things. >> I'm scared right now. I am scared. >> I'm telling you right now to step out. >> Why are you grabbing me? What? >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT [screaming] OF THE CAR. >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON TOP OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. >> WELL, I don't know about you, but I see nothing but good going on. And if you think differently, maybe we need to check your vehicle for prohibited items. Man, thank God we live in America where we're free to travel without violent highwaymen scoundrels threatening our lives. So when you see cops pulling up behind you, just do what you're told and everything will be fine. >> And you will be scared to cop behind you. >> No, I just do as I'm told. It's the police. They're not going to just shoot me down for no reason. >> They're not. Well, somebody forgot to tell James Boyd, Philando Castile, Daniel Shaver, Botham John, Johnny Hurley, and thousands of other victims of police brutality. That little fact. And you've heard of back the blue till it happens to you, right? And by it, I mean tyranny and oppression happens to you even when you back the blue. Well, on May 11th, 2025, Charlotte County Sheriff's deputies pulled this man over because they say he was speeding. And this man claims to stand behind the blue. >> I stand behind the blue. >> He even has a son who graduated from the police academy a little while ago. >> My son just graduated from the academy a year and a half ago. >> So, this is yet another example of back the blue till it happens to you. Let's take a look at this from the top. make some comments along the way and expose law enforcement tyranny by all these uh good cops on this traffic stop. >> Those are good cops. [music] Looks like he's looking for a safe place to pull over. >> 817. >> 221 central. Copy. Stop. The heck. You just threw out the window. Veterans Outwwater. Veterans Outwwater. Looks like a Georgia tag of Tom Adam Lincoln 255 out of Georgia. Send me another be on a burgundy. Looks like Sam. >> Let's see if he actually threw something out the window. >> 221 Central Copy Stop. The heck you throw out the window? >> I didn't see anything go out the window. Did you? >> Veterans Outwater. Veterans Outwater. Looks like a Georgia tag of Tom Adam Lincoln 255 out of Georgia. Send me another be on a burgundy. Looks like sand. Afternoon. Deputy Chandler, Shaw County Sheriff's Office. Stop you for your speed. 78 and post to 55. >> What's that? >> Definitely not doing 78, but I would love to see this 78. >> Okay. Well, I that's what I got you on radar for. >> All right. >> Okay. I don't I don't show it to people on the side of the road. >> Yeah. No, no. I don't show it to people on a traffic stop. Not literally required to. We don't do that. >> No, no, no, no, no. Sorry about that. Oh, good. No good. You're good. >> You got uh >> insurance to my registration is not I can pull it up on my phone. Which one do you need? >> Okay. I do need a copy of it. So I >> have a physical copy. They don't do that anymore. It's digital age, but I can definitely pull it on my phone. >> Yeah. No, that's fine. That's acceptable. Yeah. >> All right. Is all your information still correct on your license? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. How's your driving history? You got any citations? Anything like that recent? Run my name, sir. >> Okay. All right. Um, no, wait. I don't know. Wait, I don't need to rent your name. I was asking, have you got a ticket recently? >> No. >> Okay. Not in the past year or two. >> Okay, perfect. All right. Or anything illegal in the car? Any drugs, weapons, knives? Anything illegal that shouldn't be in here? >> Okay. I only have the illegal freedoms you are currently trying to violate, officer, but that's all. In case you didn't know, regardless of what the black robe tyrants of the Supreme Court say, any law that infringes on your right to travel down the road, as long as you're not harming anybody, threatening to harm anybody, damaging property, or stealing property, any law that's constructed against your right to be secure in your person's houses, papers, and effects, again, barring you not violating somebody else's rights is unconstitutional on its face. It says shall not be violated. This actually is a violation under the color of corporate traffic law. In violation of 18 USC 242 deprivation of rights under the color of what? Of law. Does that include traffic laws, drug laws, gun laws, any law? it says. And if you disagree, you got to take it up with 18 USC 242, 18 USC 241, and the Fourth Amendment. These aren't my opinions. I'm just telling you what these documents say. Besides, common sense dictates that if you do the exact same thing that government agents do to us, you would be seen by all of society as a criminal. And that's not a segue. That's part of the story. But let's go ahead and proceed. All right. Um, if I my current intention right now is issue a warning for your speed. Do you Okay. So, with that being said, would you mind if I take a look inside for your vehicle for any of those any of those particular items? >> Look inside my vehicle. What you can do for search, which I do not have at all. Um, you want to do my glove box to my armrest as far as going through my vehicle. I do have a problem with that. >> Okay. Okay. Just hang with me a minute. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Can I look in your drawers? Can I put my hands in your pockets? Can I look through your glove box? Can I tear your vehicle apart? Can I go through your personal effects? Uh, I thought the Fourth Amendment was there and you took an oath to the Fourth Amendment to make me secure in my person and effects, not to exploit my person and a fax officer. >> 221 Central is a fan available. Google insurer doesn't see anything on there for insurance. >> Did you have your you got your copy of the insurance? only. >> I didn't see the policy number there listed. >> I didn't see the policy listed on there. Do you have a copy of it current? >> Okay. >> Just need to see that you got a policy number that the vehicle's insured. >> All right, perfect. I won't take your phone. I'm just going to scroll. Okay. All right. All right, just hang tight. Be with you just a minute. Okay. >> All right. >> What's up? >> What's up, man? Um, you're going fast. Like 78, almost 80. >> Um, pretty sure the passenger threw something out back there. Like a clear thin wrapper of some sort. Not sure what. These cops should be like 78 or 80. We do that all the time. Why are we messing with other people? We are such hypocrites. And I didn't see them throw anything out. If you saw it, let me know in the comments section. >> Um, I told my writing my warning and asked consent to search. He said only a glove box and the area. So, I said, "Okay, I'm working on his warning right now." >> And they're basically, >> how's it going? >> They're stalling until the drug dog gets there. >> Pretty much better, but how you doing? >> I'm doing pretty good, man. Hey, so I'm deputy at Charlie County Sheriff's Office. Is it >> Did you uh Did I say a search? No, I do not search the vehicle. >> Huh? >> I do not condone the search. I told you we can look around the perimeter as far as safety reason. >> Okay, if you guys can step out for what? >> You're going to let me talk? >> I I don't want to step out. >> Okay. So, I'm going to conduct a canine free sniff of the vehicle. So, if you can step out right now. >> Anyway, bud. I'm going to violate your rights whether you want me to violate your rights or not. And I'm going to do it under the smoke screen of running a drug dog for a free air sniff. We have ways around your stupid rights cuz we are the modernday red coats. >> For what reason? >> I'm going to conduct a fear sniff of the vehicle. Could you step out? >> Can you let me know for what reason? >> I just told you right now. I'm going to conduct fear sniff. I can't run my dog when you're inside. So, can you step outside the If I got to tell you one more time, you're going to place under arrest. Sergeant, >> listen. I'm telling you right now. I'm scared right now. I am scared. >> I'm telling you right now to step out. I'm telling you to come out. >> He's merely asking what's the reason? What's the probable cause? At least give me articulable, reasonable suspicion of why you want to run the drug dog. That's his question. >> I He just gave you >> I just told you three times. >> I did not have the problem with that. I said yes, sir. Call 911. I know why. >> All right. Step out. >> I Why are you grabbing me, >> sir? Step out. I'm telling you. What are you doing? What do you see me doing? I'm stepping out or we're going to step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> Get out of the [screaming] car. Get out OF THE CAR. >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON TOP OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON TOP OF THE CAR. >> WHAT AM I DOING NOW? >> WHAT AM I BEING ARRESTED FOR? >> Are you serious? >> Dude, I told you five times why >> obstruction. >> The only obstruction going on here is the obstruction of this man's freedom. Oh, and he might be doing some obstructing, too. He's obstructing their tyranny. >> Told you. I told you 10 times already. >> Why are you slamming me? [laughter] What the hell is going on? >> I told you I'm conduct. Let me talk. Yes, sir. Let me talk. >> I'm listening. Yes, sir. >> Listen. >> Yes. >> I told you three, four times already. I'm conducting. If you're step your vehicle, you got to step out of the car. >> Yes, you did. >> And you didn't step out. >> No, I was asking why am I having that? [laughter] >> Now you're because you're in hand. >> No, I'm I'm actually coming up soon. I'm scared. >> I'm trying to explain to you. Yes, sir. I'm listen. If I conduct a fear sniff of the vehicle, you got to step out of the car. I'm not going to conduct a fear sniff of your vehicle and the dog bites you. You know what I mean? >> No, absolutely. Why? That's what I was asking. >> Because we're going to do a fear sniff. You deny consent. >> For what purpose? >> You deny consent. We're going to do a fear sniff of the vehicle. >> I've been pulled over multiple times. Never had to give my car search. No, I was asking why. >> It's your right. It's your right. So, I'm I'm going to run the dog. >> Absolutely right. >> My chicken in the back seat. >> Yeah. He ain't going to grab no chicken. >> It's your right to deny my request to search your vehicle. And it's my right, the officer thinks, to interfere with your unalienable rights by getting a drug dog. >> Listen. Listen. It could have been easy thing. I run the dog. Nothing easy. I'm just wondering why. I didn't know I wasn't allowed to ask questions. >> It could have been an easy thing. Just give up 100% of your rights temporarily while I steamroll over those rights. It's just super easy, man. >> For asking a question. >> I told you like five times. >> Asking a question four times. >> I'm going to run my dog. Maybe we'll be out of here, right? >> This is man. >> So this is what happens when you don't admit or admit to a search. >> It wasn't that it he's doing a sniff on the outside. You can't be inside the car where it doesn't matter. >> But that's not a search. >> That does conduct more than just a mere interaction. >> That's not a search traffic. >> And we're giving you a lawful order to exit the car so we can conduct a search and you're not listening to us. >> That search with the dog. That's not a search. This is gaslighting 101. >> What ground it was from law? >> He told you that he's going to conduct a sniff. >> Conducting a sniff means they're leading a dog to search for something. So, it is a search. These people are just liars. >> Okay. >> You're from Georgia, right? >> Yes. >> Are you from Florida, >> sir? Are you from Florida? >> I've been in and out of Florida. I'm not trying to be a Why am I getting in the car now? >> Go get in the car. >> For what now? What am I being arrested for? Get in the car. >> This is actually detainment. >> No, you're going you're under arrest. >> You turned a little thing into a big thing. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Step out or run my dog. >> The people who actually did turn nothing into something says that their victims have turned a little thing into a big thing. That is psychopathy. >> So, where's the dog? >> In the back of the car. >> I thought he was just running a dog. >> Yeah. Well, now he's arrested. So, we're searching. >> So, you're arresting him? the rest of that [screaming] car. It's like a Nazi checkpoint. >> What's up with your boy, man? What's up with that? >> That's my little brother. He's just probably irritated because he's been stopped so many times. Other than that, I just moved out here. So, >> yeah, from Georgia, >> huh? >> From Georgia. >> I moved out here from uh North Carolina. >> Oh, North Carolina. >> Oh, okay. >> Just imagine taking a job. I know I always say this, but it's just astonishing to me. A man going through another man's things. It's about as cowardly and scummy as you can get. >> Is there anything in there that you're not supposed to have? >> No. >> Then what's the big deal? >> It's like a parent talking to a little kid. There's not something in there you're not supposed to have, is there? Johnny, you didn't hide any candy bars under your bed, did you? >> Why did you make this a thing? >> Why? Why did you make this a thing? Classic victim blaming. >> Level with me here, bro. Why did Why Why did this become a thing? >> Honest with you. Honest. Because I've been pulled over twice for the last two weeks and I have a Georgia tag. >> Mhm. >> It's frustrating. >> Okay. >> I'm just being straight honest. Mother's Day. My mother died in 23. My god brother. >> Sorry about that. >> It's part of part of life, dude. I searched my car. Like it's frustrating. That's honestly the reason. >> It's honestly the reason. >> I just went grab a case of beer. We got two things of chicken. I'm about to go home. >> You know what else is frustrating? People like you, sir, backing the blue. And you continue to back the blue. And now your son is one of the blue. >> That actually about to go to jail. >> So here here's the thing, man. >> Here's the deal. >> I didn't stop you. So I don't know. I don't know. I don't know why he stopped you. I'm sure he explained to you why he stopped you. Okay. He he asked you, >> "Do you give us consent to search the car?" You said no. >> Absolutely. >> Which is your right. We can do an exterior sniff of the vehicle. >> In other words, that's your right to deny a search, but we can deny your denial of the search by bringing out the drug dog >> with a canine if we choose to do so. >> Moving out of the >> Exactly. That's where it constitute something more than a traffic stop. All I ask you to see the sergeant. I say, "Can I please?" >> But at that moment, when we're giving you a lawful command to exit the car so we can conduct that sniff, >> when you tell us no and we tell you again, listen, get out of the car. And then we open the door for you to escort you out of the car and you go like this and you pull away from us. That's resisting. >> Yes, you did. It's Dude, I'm I'm trying to explain it to you in the moment. I can't explain it to you because I don't know you. You know what I mean? I don't know if you got guns, knives, bombs, any of that. I don't know you. I've never met you before. >> If he's got guns, knives, bombs, that's consistent with exercising your Second Amendment right to keep in bear arms, right? Why would you have a problem with that particular thing right there, officer? >> Okay. I've had interactions with people that they've acted calm and then they tried to kill me later on. >> Okay. >> Gosh, I wonder why I acted calm. Now, when I was a tyrant, I was being real calm and nice with them, but then they they turned on me and they acted like they wanted to kill me for some reason. I have no idea why. >> So, we can't just base it off of I'm telling you I'm not a threat. You know what I mean? >> Oh, absolutely. All I did was add to the explanation which is not part of my right. >> Right. But we but we did and then you kept on interrupting my my boy over here. You kept on interrupting. >> You kept interrupting our tyranny. I mean we are legitimate highway men. We are legally authorized to inflict the injury and the harm and the brutality and violence on the rest of you guys. Your job is one thing. Just comply. >> Leave the behind. >> All right. Let me roll out the window so you can get AC. freaking >> You're staring. I'm sorry. I didn't hear what you're saying. You're staying at Where are you standing? >> Staying at my mother's house. >> Where they live? >> Shut up. >> Uh, >> shut up. Stop answering questions. Shut the front door. >> You can set up. You set up for Okay. You have a phone to call him? >> Okay. You get him to give you a ride here to come pick you up. Can he come pick you up here? >> No, that's my brother right there. >> Oh, I thought you were saying No, that's like a friend or something. >> No, that's my brother. >> Okay. Do you have anyone else that you know that lives on here? >> No, I have to capture something. >> Okay. Do you have a phone and all that? >> Yes. Can I get off the phone? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> It's kind of like >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He turned a big thing to a little a little thing to a big thing. Man, >> obviously you don't have anything to call. I >> would have ran around nothing. We've been done. Copy. What's a good phone number for your uh for a cell so they can put this on the tow form? >> Cuz you're going to jail. Um huh. Resisting without violence. When he told you to step out of the car, he was lawfully allowed to do that. And you and you didn't listen to him. >> I was asking why. You would be scared if you got behind you. >> No, I just do as I'm told. It's the police. They're not going to just shoot me down for no reason. >> I'm not paying you, but you like >> No, those are good cops. They're not We're not playing the We're not playing the race game here. I'm not doing none of that. Okay, >> I'm not even >> Cuz that's what good cops do. They put their hands on other men who don't want those hands placed on them. Good cops search your vehicle. Good cops assume that you're guilty when the entire time you were innocent >> because that's what good cops do. >> Come on, man. Really? >> It was a damn cop. I know it's not >> I got you. It's so easy just to listen what they had to say and just step out. >> Come bring me to the ringer and tow my car for >> No, you got your car towed for not listening to directions, man. No one else here purposely just wanted to tow your car. They are purposely going to tow his car. >> Yeah, it's in the way of getting out here. >> It's in the It's in the back. We'll get it when you get to the jail. You >> good, man. >> Okay. Thanks. Appreciate it. >> They know that these two men didn't commit any crimes. They didn't harm other people. They didn't interfere with anybody else's rights. They have officer discretion and they're going to use that discretion to throw somebody into a cage who didn't create a victim. >> A warning. car. The dog would have sniffed your car a little bit. I would have printed you off your warning. You would have probably found nothing. I'm suspecting >> there's nothing in there. >> You would have handed you a piece of paper and you've been on your way. >> I get nervous and I'm going to jail. >> There's no reason for that, man. You're >> It is a reason, sir. You I understand that you don't I understand it. I get it. And I'm not going to battle. I'm not trying to make it like that. You've been You were perfectly fine with me and I'm not trying to make it like that at all. But there is a reason. There is. I even requested to see a sergeant. What's that? >> I said I even requested to see a sergeant. >> I I get that you can request to see a sergeant, but the problem is you still have to obey the orders when they're given, not when you choose. >> When when explained, you're absolutely right. I understand that and I know that. I' I've read that part many times. If the lawful orders are given once explained, you must comply. >> Yes. I I like I said, my son just graduated from the academy a year and a half ago in Suff County, Virginia. I I stand behind the blue. Now his son is a part of the thin blue line gang of violence and tyranny called American law enforcement and he stands behind the blue. And now he's getting what he thinks the law enforcers are supposed to be there preventing. Cops are supposed to prevent crime, not create criminals out of innocent people. That's why police P O L I C E can be rightly interpreted as people of low integrity criminalizing everybody. >> But you can't believe you're getting freaking nervous. >> I'll put him on speaker. Is that okay? >> Yes, sir. I don't know if he'll answer or I'll leave a message for him. >> 812. >> Alex, it's me. Um, they got to walk in. >> Hey, I got you. I'm going to jail. What? >> They pulled me over for resisting arrest. >> Shut up. >> I'm dead serious. I'm in a cop car right now. I just want to let you know. Resisting arrest of Port Charlotte. >> Okay, >> babe. All right, I'll I'll see what I can do. >> All right, I'm going inside now. Thank you. >> All right, buddy. >> So, in the land of the free, home of the brave, this fellow American is facing a charge of resisting arrest without violence after having committed no crime. Leave your thoughts about this in the comments section below. It really really helps with the algorithm. 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