Did you? >> I am asking for a supervisor now. >> I am asking for a supervisor now. >> I am asking for a supervisor now. >> I am asking for a supervisor now. I know it's hard to believe, almost nightmarish, but this is the costumed face of American law enforcement today. You know what your problem is? You just don't know protection and service when you see it. HELP. >> Get out and get on the ground. >> I'm going to record this live on YouTube right now. >> WHAT the Show me YOUR HAND. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] HEAD? WHY ARE YOU DOING IT TO ME? >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. OPEN THE DOOR. >> You're trying to get to step out of the car. >> Never. Hey, stop. What are you doing? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> Step out. >> What are you doing? >> Out of the vehicle. >> Are you going to bust it? Let me know if you're going to bust it. >> Hands up. >> You going to bust >> last? >> Don't bust it. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. WHAT CRIME DID SHE COMMIT? OH, [screaming] BIG TIME NOW. BREAKING MY HEY, THEY HEY, LISTEN. HEY, LISTEN. HEY. >> HEY. YOU CAN'T DO THIS TO ME. >> HEY. [screaming] HEY. HEY. LISTEN. LOOK. He got a gun at me. HE GOT A GUN. HE GOT A GUN. HEY. HEY. HE GOT A GUN. HE GOT A GUN. I'M I'M NOT THREATENING. HEY, HE HAS A GUN. HE HAS A GUN [screaming] ON ME THAT JUST TASED ME. HEY, LISTEN. HEY, LISTEN. THERE'S A COP BACK HERE WITH A GUN. THEY JUST TASED ME. THEY JUST TASED ME. I HAVE NO WEAPON. >> Open the door. OPEN THE DOOR NOW. >> OPEN THE DOOR. >> OPEN THE DOOR. OUT OF NOW. GET OUT OF NOW. >> YOU DON'T KNOW. YOU DON'T HAVE ANY JURISDICTION on this on this land. Look out. >> You're under arrest. You absolutely are a >> vehicle. GET OUT NOW. >> What's the emergency? >> Get out OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> WHAT'S THE EMERGENCY? >> Get out of THE VEHICLE NOW. >> EMERGENCY, BROTHER. >> Get out of the vehicle now. >> What's the emergency? >> Get out of THE VEHICLE NOW. >> WHAT'S THE EMERGENCY, BROTHER? >> You do not need to do this. >> Do this. I'm getting out of the vehicle. Please do not tase me. I'm unarmed and I'm peaceful. I'm Oh my god. >> Okay. Get out. I'm >> on the ground. On the ground. Okay. On the ground. Okay. Okay. Help. >> Do it. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> HEY, UNDER THE BELT. UNDER THE BELT. >> LOOK AT HIM. >> SAY, have you ever been fishing with your family? You load up the boat with all your gear, round everybody up, launch the boat, troll out to your favorite fishing spot, cast your line in the water, and you just wait. You wait for that satisfying tug on your line. Then you set the hook and you reel that bad boy into your boat. Professional fishermen get out there and yank fish out of that river, lake, or ocean for a living. I mean, they get paid really good money just sitting there for hours, baiting their hooks, and traveling around from spot to spot in the hopes that some unsuspecting fish will fall prey to their clever schemes. The real serious guys who want to catch even more fish don't even bother to drop a single line into the water. They use nets and cages. They have this entire complex system in place complete with equipment and personnel to generate the absolute maximum amount of revenue from the waters. A lot of times they even film their artful tactics with a cameraman at the ready to record all the action. They hunt the waters to victimize more fish. And let's be clear, victimizing more fish is exactly what they aim to do. I mean, if you're a good fisherman. And at the end of a long hard day, the successful smiling fishermen get a quick photo of what they managed to plunder from the depths. And this recurring story kind of starts sounding alarmingly familiar and a little close to home. watching, waiting, trolling, hunting for, and trapping unsuspecting prey from the water. Which almost sounds like watching, waiting, trolling, hunting for, and trapping unsuspecting prey on the land. And it's kind of like a consistent revenue generating theme. Watching, waiting, trolling, hunting for, and trapping unsuspecting prey on the water. watching, waiting, trolling, hunting for and trapping unsuspecting prey on the land. Pose and smile for the camera with your water plunder. Pose and smile for the camera with your land plunder. They just kind of have a love affair of posing with their plunder. It really is almost like the same thing that's happening on the water is happening on the land except the victims aren't fish. They're people like innocent hardworking noncriminal people. >> Kind of getting common is when a fell can't put in a hard day's work, put in 11, 12 hours a day and then get in your truck and at least drink one or two beers. >> They're making it laws where you can't drink when you want to. You can't you have to wear a seat belt when you're driving and pretty soon we're gonna become this country. >> And rather than be ashamed, these badged unformed protectors and servants of the people are proud of this. This is from Tennessee Highway Patrol. They say troop A had an operation yesterday on Interstate 65. We had over 40 contacts, 40 contacts in 2 hours. We infringed on 40 people in 2 hours. Violations were for speeding, hands-free, seat belt, and left lane drivers, etc. Safe 65 was a success. Listen to these road pirate slugs brag about this and record everything on video. >> Good morning, Sergeant David Hill, Tennessee Highway Patrol. We're out here on I 65 in Giles County today having an operation. Uh we got Trooper Harden here. He's running our uh LAR unit checking for speeding violations. Trooper problems over here. He's looking for any kind of hands-free or seat belt violations as they come under the the overpass we're on. Uh if we see any violations, we're radioing about a mile up. We've got other units sitting waiting uh for us to radio them, letting them know the vehicle description, what the violation was, and they're stopping about a mile up the road. We're just trying to keep Tennessee roads a little safer. >> White minivan white minivan 90 and a 70 and number two lane. They're not serving and protecting, they're harassing and collecting. They say, "Here are more pictures from the safe 65 operation." Check this out. They're just looking for you. They're operating with the LAR, with the binoculars. They're going to make sure you're wearing your seat belt. They're going to make sure you're in the proper lane. And if you're not, they're going to economically terrorize you because they got to generate some revenue for the state. And if you look in the comments section, look, they have 1.3 million views and they are getting ratioed. People understand that they should be out there stopping real crimes, solving real crimes, catching real criminals, real thieves, rapists, and murderers, stopping child trafficking, not issuing seat belt tickets. According to the Fourth Amendment, your pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness shall not be violated. Let's take a look at their infringement on life, liberty, and happiness under corporate traffic laws. This is just one of these typical stops. You got license, registration, insurance for me? >> Hey, before you go reaching around, you have any guns in the car? >> Hey, turn the car off. Turn the car off. Turn the car off. Chill. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Turn the car off. Undo your seat belt. Why you reaching around so crazy like that? I asked you to do one thing. You start getting all fidgety, man. Step out of the car for me. Go ahead. >> Step out, buddy. >> No, guys. Listen. I don't consent to this. >> Listen. Step out, man. You're not in trouble right now. You're just acting You're acting all funny. That's fine. >> You're You're starting to reach for things. You're looking at me. You're nervous. You're starting to roll your window back up when I ask you to roll it down. >> Y'all got guns and everything. How you >> Did you see guns in my hand, sir? >> Guys, I'm recording. That's fine. We're recording, too. Go ahead and step out. Okay. He asked you to step out. You're shaking. >> Step out. >> Step out of the car, sir. Step out of the car for me. Step out of the car for me, sir. >> Step out of the car, man. Step out of the car for me. Step out of the car. What is going on? Step out of the car. Yo, all you have to do is follow instructions. >> You're not in trouble. Okay, just relax. Turn around. Do you have anything on you, guys? I don't >> Do you have anything? Stop reaching. Do you have anything on you? >> Cassetta searches, man. What is this? >> We're just patting you down. >> You're not in trouble right now. Okay, >> relax. >> Y'all can't be serious. Y'all see this? >> You're acting funny, man. There's no reason for you to act like this. Is there anything illegal in the car, sir? >> Guys, I don't consent to search. >> Okay, listen. I'm not asking you to search the car right now. I'm asking you if there's anything illegal in the vehicle. >> I don't answer questions. >> Listen, you're not in any kind of trouble right now. We're trying to find out who you are. You're just shaking. You're acting funny. >> I want names and badge numbers. >> We're going to get that for you, bud. >> We'll get that for you. Would you like to know why I stopped you so you understand why we're stopping you? >> I don't think you should have did that when you >> You didn't give me a chance to cuz you started reaching around. You're making me nervous. I want to make sure that you go home safely and we go home safely. That's the key to this whole thing. Okay. >> Oh, come on now. >> No, listen. The reason I stopped you is back on John Young in Washington or old John Young and Garden, you switched lanes in the middle of the intersection. You cannot do that. Number one. Number two, my vehicle's properly calibrated. I had you going 51 in a 35 mph zone. All right. I don't want to stroke your tickets, bud. I really don't. All right? But if you're going to force me to do it, I have no problem doing it. All right? We're looking for narcotics. We're looking for firearms. All right? Hey, I'm not sitting here looking to stroke you for a speeding ticket and and the illegal lane change. I'm not looking to either. >> So, you pulled me over cuz you looking for an according to No. What's your first name? >> I pulled you over. In other words, this is a pretextual stop. We're not really pulling you over for a lane change. We're pulling you over cuz we profiled you and we think you got some drugs and we need to get a little cheddar for the state. Cuz we're not out here serving and protecting. We're out here harassing you and collecting from the little people who just won't fight back >> for your two traffic infractions. Okay. >> Registration is flying somewhere. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Got him. Okay. Go get it. >> What's your first name? >> Listen, you see my bag right there? >> You're about to be placed under arrest. Okay. What is your first name? >> Yeah. You want to know my name is Kareem? That's all. That's it, man. Okay. And what's your last name? Kareem. >> Spalding. >> Huh? >> Spalding. >> Is there any There's nothing legal in the car, sir? I can't I'm not answering questions. >> All right. Now, now you see where that makes us nervous because if somebody pulled me over and say there's anything legal in the car, if there's I'm going to say no or I'm going to say yes. I'm going to say I'm not going to answer any questions. All right. No worries. All right, buddy. Thank you, Karen. Listen, before I have to go ripping the car apart to find what the dog's sitting on. All right. You want to tell me where it's at? >> I want Okay. Listen, I'm going to explain this traffic ticket to you. Okay, you're a bish. You're being >> the dog hit on the vehicle. They tore the vehicle apart and found no drugs. >> Listen, I'm going to explain this traffic ticket to you. Okay, you're a bish you're being issued a uniform traffic citation. >> And even though they claim they don't want to issue a ticket for an illegal lane change or speeding, they ended up issuing him a ticket for illegal lane change and speeding. And because American police have turned into road pirate scumbag psychopaths, they're being treated with the contempt they now deserve. >> Can you please stop doing that? >> I can do this all I want. Build a taller fence. Create your own privacy. >> Very rude, sir. >> I don't give a You killing black and brown people is pretty rude. You dumb. >> I've never killed anyone in my life. >> Yeah. Have you ever testified against a bad cop? Huh? Rob no. See, growing up as brown, you got your ass kicked by white cops, and now you turn around and return the favor to us. Good job. >> Um, you don't know me. >> I do know you. You're wearing that badge. >> You have no idea about the >> Yeah, I do, fat ass. Trust me, I know about you. >> All right, sir. >> You're someone that never served in the military. I can guarantee you that. >> How do you know that? >> I can tell, son. >> Did you serve in the military? >> I sure as did. >> Thank you for your service. Is that why you're out here trying to record people? >> Trying to exercise the rights I fought to protect? Yeah, that's why I'm doing it and we respect that. >> No, you don't. How many times have I been falsely arrested by your kind at LAPD? Get the out of here with that [ __ ] Half a dozen times at least. >> Okay. >> And county. >> For what? >> For this. Exactly this. And then they go the DA goes ahead and mix up other charges that'll stick. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> So, you as a cop can go yourself. And if you're lucky, I won't go your girl. That's only if you're lucky. >> Wow. Extremely rude. She's a badge bunny anyways. Look at yourself. She's a badge bunny, dude. Don't worry about it. Trying to tell me what I can and can't do. Until I break the law, you can't tell me very grown man. Shut up, youngster. Get the out of here. They expect privacy. Your wife expects privacy when she's blowing me. >> Oh yeah, I'm not married. That's somebody else's wife. >> Oh, another cop. Sorry. My bad. Your boyfriend. >> Wow, sir. That's very rude of you. >> I know. >> So, uh, is there anything we can help you with, sir? >> Yeah, you can get the [ __ ] step in Oath Breaker. >> I'm in uh you breaker. oath breaker. I've never broken the oath of my life. [laughter] >> Look, there's two types of cops. There's two types of pigs. There's the one that's gonna go ahead and do the dirt and then there's going to be the other one that's going to one cover it up or two walk away. You're probably the one that'll walk away. >> Don't ever sit here and tell me there's a good cop. I got family in LAPD and they told me the dirt you do and they told me what they would do if somebody was getting the kicked out of them. They'd walk. >> All right. Well, that's why we have an internal affairs. >> Let me see. So, Roel is when your buddy Garcia investigates you, we all expect you to get a fair and a fair hearing, right? >> We have cameras for >> Yeah. And you know what? When I went to trial that I beat against you suckers, that mysteriously disappeared. >> Hey. >> Ah, shut the up. We're recording. Yeah. The difference between that and this is this doesn't disappear. >> All right, sir. >> Don't Oh, we're recording. Get the out of here with that [ __ ] >> Anything else we can help you with, sir? >> Besides, you get to step in and get the out of here. No, there's nothing you can do. >> For a lawful reason and I'm on public property, sir, >> I don't give a You're here for a lawful reason. What law was broken then? >> Here for a lawful reason to do investigation. People called >> Oh, yeah. What law was broken for that call? >> Why does that have to be a law? What law was broken? >> Did I say a law was broken? >> Then you're here for a lawful reason, dumb. Choose your words wisely. I'm smarter than you, youngster. >> Thank you very much, guys. Have a good day. >> You should take You should take a point from your partner here. He shut the [ __ ] up and didn't say stupid like you did. Dumb. You learned your lesson yet, duck. Don't ever approach me, you dumb or I swear I'll [ __ ] youring wife and the other guy I I'll his boyfriend. Are you telling him I can do whatever the I want from the sidewalk? I hope you are, Sergeant. He just now turned on his camera. It really doesn't matter cuz when that needs to disappear, it'll be corrupted or something. >> You don't need to talk to me. I wouldn't have talked to you anyways. I don't talk to dirty oath breakers. Especially fat ones. Actually, I started at his mom's house, banging her dirty. I started at Robiss's mom's house and then the mouth and then I came here. You dirty oath breaking pigs. >> So, the next time you see a dirty, oathbreaking road pirate, realize that is exactly what they are. >> Not going to lie, Montary cops are different, bro. Look where he's hiding. And look at the scenery, bro. Look at this [ __ ] There's no way you going to tell me you can see him. Look at he's hiding in a bush. >> Yeah, they could go after real criminals, but why would they when they have lowhanging limbs that they could grab fruit right off of without having to climb a dangerous tree? You know, this is all about officer safety. See, they know that most people won't defend themselves against oathbreaking road pirates. They know that. They run the numbers and they're comfortable with those numbers because road piracy is extremely lucrative. They make over 6.2 to 6.8 billion dollars every single year just in speeding tickets alone. They don't care about putting their thin blue line thugs in harm's way as they plunder innocent people. Why? Because they'll always have a steady stream of ready order followers fishing around for more victims. and they'll definitely have a constant and fresh supply of innocent people to generate revenue from. It's a lucrative protection and service racket. It's the corrupt gift that keeps on terrorizing, taking, and ticketing. And with the broad net of corporate traffic laws and drug laws, it's just a matter of time before those bad boys come after you. But before they do come after you, leave your thoughts in the comment section below. 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