Yeah, step out of the bus. Hold on. >> Are you really seriously you're going to open my door? >> Honey, grab your phone. Hey, no, hey, GRAB YOUR PHONE. HEY, stop touching my wife's phone, homie. >> In this video, we're going to discover exactly what the deal is. >> Here's the deal, bro. Here's the deal. >> One of the things we're going to discover is that cops have more questions than a yard dog has fleas. >> What's your name? You guys married? You got insurance on the car? What's this Friday? Have you been stopped recently? What was the exhaust? What's up with that? Where are we going today? Man, where are you coming from? Man, why did we stop at McDonald's? Anything in the vehicle that's illegal? Any weapons? Any any drugs? Anything like that? Were you wearing seat belts when when I stopped you? >> Hey, buddy, you want to step out? You want to step out for a minute? I just want to chat, my man. >> No, no, no. We can chat right here. >> Am I in trouble? Did I do something wrong? >> Cuz we have every right to ask people to step out on every traffic stop, man. >> I can refuse to. >> Then why won't you step out with us today? >> Well, he's going to tell you why he won't step out, which leads us to our third discovery in this video. Americans are sick and tired of cops wiping their feet on their unalienable rights. Today, we're in the village of Allouez, Wisconsin, just south of Green Bay. Population 14,156. Now, the village of Allouez doesn't have its own independent police department. Instead, it contracts with the Brown County Sheriff's Office for its law enforcement needs. And Brown County has about 115 sworn employees within its patrol division, which includes lieutenants, sergeants, and deputies. Let's take a look at this video. We'll make some comments along the way, and you tell me if you think the law enforcers are there protecting and serving unalienable rights. >> What's that? >> Jeremy Smith with the Sheriff's Department. >> What is that? >> Well, so we got you for the exhaust and then the top lit center brake light. >> For what? >> Means top center brake light. >> What's that? >> Yeah, you got two brake lights. You got one on the left, you got one on the right, and there's one on the top, too. I think you had one. I mean, look at every car going by, they all got one. Okay, okay. Your driver's license? >> No. >> Is this the latest one? >> No, I got a blood clot. >> You don't need it. Yeah, yeah. >> It's It's a stopping light by statute, but it's essentially, you know, when you put your foot on the brake, the light that comes on. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Your driver's license, too, boss? >> Nope. >> No. What's your name? >> My name is Jeffrey Mcintosh. >> Jeffrey Mcintosh. You guys married? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Why would I need a driver's license? >> You don't need one. Just asking. >> Okay. >> Most people got one. That's just the easiest way to ask for an ID. >> No, I don't I don't have one. >> All right. You got insurance on the car? >> Not yet. Nope, not yet. We We were in the mix of getting one. >> Okay. >> This Friday. Oh, this is this Friday. >> What's this Friday? >> Payday. >> Payday. >> Every My My payday. >> I got you. >> Have you been stopped recently? Sherice? Sherice, is that how you say it? >> Yes, Sherice. >> Have you been stopped recently? >> No. >> Okay. And then, uh, as far as the exhaust, what's up with that? >> This is the way we got the car. We've had this thing for almost a year now. >> Got it. Got it. All right. >> We bought it just like this. It's the first time we've ever been stopped for that noise. >> Sure, sure. And then, as far as, uh, where where are going today? >> Walmart. >> Walmart? Okay, and where are you coming from? >> Uh the place that you see the same lot of up at the motel. >> Right. And why did we stop at McDonald's? >> I had to >> I had to pee. Okay. >> Why did we stop at McDonald's? Well, you didn't stop at McDonald's, officer. We did. Thank you for surveilling us. Are you treating us like criminals for a reason? Inquiring minds want to know. >> So we didn't do that at Walmart or at the hotel that we left? >> We ran out of We ran out of We ran out of the house real quick. You said you had to pee. The closest one is a diabetic. You're not supposed to hold your pee in when you're diabetic, so >> Okay. >> Instead of driving 15 minutes to Walmart, I pulled into McDonald's to pee. >> Just I got you. Anything in the vehicle that's illegal? >> Nope, just my freedom. That's the only illegal thing here. Are you about to trample our rights? Just let us know. Give us a four warning. >> Okay. Any any drugs? Anything like that? >> No. >> All right. Were you wearing seat belts when when I stopped you? >> No, I I I wasn't. >> Okay. Therese, were you? >> I was. >> Okay. I got you. You guys stay in the vehicle for me. I'll be back with you in a minute, all right? >> All right. >> Thanks. >> Stop answering questions. Just stop. >> Uh both seat belts. >> Now he's going to conspire with his other officers and he's going to admit that he has no probable cause. >> Some suspicious stuff here. >> As the gloves go on. >> They came out of St. Joseph. I pulled up behind them. A little bit behind them. They turned left turning into McDonald's as soon as they saw me. I hung out there. I did a lap around the block and then they left. They didn't get any McDonald's. They're saying they went in there to pee, but they just left. They just left. Hawthorne. And they're going to Walmart, so it's not like they're going for a long ride. Uh she's also got like weed stickers on the bumper. And he's sweating like crazy. He's getting real irritated now. >> He's sweating like crazy. Gosh, I wonder why. Why would he be sweating like crazy? Let's see, his window's rolled down, and it's August 13th, one of the hottest months of the year. I wonder why he's sweating like crazy. Oh, and there's an armed bandit who just approached his vehicle. I don't know why he's sweating, though. This is an example of you are guilty until you prove yourself innocent. They already think that these people are up to something. >> So. That's kind of what we got. So. Nothing. No probable cause for anything. So. >> Nothing. No probable cause for anything. So. >> I'll pull her out. I'll pull both of them out cuz he's getting irritated. See if he'll go to the station. What do you want to do? Uh you deal with the driver right now cuz he's getting irritated. >> Gosh, I don't know why anybody would be irritated when a road pirate who works for the state, whose job it is to harass and extort the people they're supposed to be protecting and serving, why in the hell would you ever be irritated? >> I'll pull her out. We'll do uh this dude's car in a second. Yeah. We'll take him out first. Hey buddy, you want to step out? >> Can I ask for what? >> Can I ask for what? >> We just want to chat. >> For what? We can chat right here. >> You want to step out, fine. >> What? Why? Why am I Why? Why do I need to step out? >> Uh officer, am I making you feel unsafe? Is that why you want me out of the car? Just checking. Oh, you don't feel unsafe? Okay, I'll just stay right here, then. >> Cuz you guys >> me You pulled me over for a taillight? >> Right. >> And noise. Why do I need to step out of the car? >> Right, cuz I I just want to chat, my man. >> No, no, no. We can chat right here. This is what I don't understand. Why do you need to chat with me? Am I in trouble? Did I do something wrong? >> Uh I don't know yet, man. You weren't wearing your seat belt, for one. >> Okay, well, that's a ticket. >> Okay. >> So, why do we got to talk about me stepping out of my car? >> Okay. Cuz we have every right to ask people to step out on every traffic stop we do. >> can refuse to. Cuz I didn't do nothing wrong besides a ticket. It's a ticket, right? Just for a seat belt, it's a ticket, right? >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay, well, then >> Well, if we feel for whatever reason, man, you were just reaching around doing all kinds of stuff. You were wiggling around and you were reaching and >> and I picked them up. >> Okay. >> And then I dropped my phone >> Okay. >> and I reached right here to pick it up cuz I was wondering >> be reaching, my man. >> Okay, cool. I was reaching then. I'm sorry. >> You want to step out for me? >> Once again, why though? >> You want to at least identify yourself for me? >> What? >> You want to at least identify yourself for me? >> I did already. I said my name is Jacob. >> Jacob? >> You and then you said, "Am I married to her?" >> Yeah, what's your date of birth, though? >> 6 3 >> What's your middle name? But it's still Jacob. Legal name? Is that your legal name, boss? >> Yes, it is my legal name. >> Okay. How do you spell j a c o b? >> That is correct. >> All right. And why won't you step out with us today? >> Cuz I don't need to. For a ticket, I don't need to. I mean, unless you think I did something else. Do you think I did something else? >> It's for our safety, my man. I don't know if you did anything else, yeah. >> pulled me over for a tail light or a light and what else? >> And besides, you tell me, officer, what is more important? What's higher on the priority chain? Your safety or my rights? >> And the noise and your muffler. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> I told you the seat belt, the insurance. >> Okay. Well, now that you said the seat belt >> evading us at McDonald's. >> Yes, we stopped at McDonald's. >> Right. For no law >> So, if you could go if you could go if you go in the camera >> Here's the deal. >> She went into the bathroom. >> Okay. >> Here's the deal. >> So, went there to dump something, right? >> No. She went in there, took a piss. >> Come on, man. You got weed stickers all over the bumper. You guys are hiding from me at McDonald's. >> So, do you really think we're drug trafficking? Do you think she walked into the McDonald's Can I Can you call a supervisor, please? Now you Now you're disrespectful. Call you Please call your supervisor. >> [ __ ] asking for a supervisor. >> That's [ __ ] sad. >> Trevor, Shereece, you want to step out for us? >> No. >> You guys can step out for us. >> This is so pathetic. >> Honey? I'm not moving off. >> Here's the deal, boss. She's in violation of a She has to step out of everything we talked about. >> is she in violation of? >> All the traffic violations. And for our safety, we're going to require anybody to step out at any time or it's obstruction, okay? >> Okay, honey, go ahead. Step out. >> If you're out of the car, they want you to get back in the car for their safety. If you're in the car, they want you out of the car for their safety. Just constantly feeling unsafe. >> Hey, what's your badge number? Name your badge number. >> Trevor 27. >> Name your badge number, please. >> My name and badge number? >> Yes. >> Kowalski 1405. >> Okay. You, sir? >> You got Ash, Murray Adam. >> It's Madash. >> Sam Henry, Christian Jacob. >> It's Madash. Say it right, please. >> And your name? >> I'm Daphne Smith. >> And >> Badge number 1425. >> I need to step out for us. >> That doesn't matter. >> What No, no, it does matter because I didn't break a Okay, mine's just a ticket. Okay, mine's a ticket. Why can't you just write me a ticket, send me on my way? >> You know what's You know what's not a ticket? >> What is? >> Is obstruction. >> I'm not obstructing you. >> Yeah, if you don't get out of the car it's considered obstruction. >> How is that? >> Because we have the legal authority to get you out of the car. >> Arrest me then. It's destruction. >> Okay, then step out of the car. >> Am I under arrest then? Am I under arrest then? If I step out of this car am I under >> step out and comply. >> Am I under arrest if I step out of this car? >> Yes, if you're going to step out and comply or not. Is there anything we can say to get you to step out, my man? >> Yeah, the cop just lied cuz as soon as he gets out of the car he's going to be under arrest. >> No. No. There's nothing you can say cuz I feel like I didn't do nothing wrong besides a ticket. >> All right, step out of the car. Hold on. >> Are you really seriously going to open my door? >> Yes, sir. >> You cannot do that. You know what? I'm going to I'm going to step out. Hey, no. You're going to advise me too? Like is that a threat? Is that a threat? Cuz I take that as a threat. >> He's under arrest, right? >> Yep. >> Okay, you're under arrest at this point. Don't reach. >> I'm I'm taking out my I'm taking off my seat belt. I'm taking off my seat belt. >> already off. So, what are you reaching for? >> I'm sitting on my seat belt. >> Go ahead. >> Okay, slowly. Watch. >> I'm watching, that's for sure. >> See? See what I was reaching for? I'm trying to get it off. So, now I'm under arrest. Can you have my wife her phone, please? I'm not resisting. Can you have my wife her phone, please? Now, can I ask what I'm under arrest for? >> Obstruction. >> Okay, obstruction of what? >> My traffic stop. >> I wasn't obstructing your traffic stop. You told me to step out for no reason. >> Come on, let's walk to the back of the car. >> Let's go. >> Yeah. >> Let's go. Honey, grab your phone. Hey, no. Hey, grab your phone. Hey, stop touching my wife's phone, homie. >> Hey. Relax. You're tensing up, bro. You're tensing up screaming. Stand by. Once again, a professional way you put your hands all over another man. What a coward. Pathetic. How disgusting. >> Honey, take your phone out. >> Have a GAA day. >> That was your phone, boss. >> Nope, it's hers. >> Put that down, honey. >> So, you can't take her phone? >> Don't touch it. You want to hold on? It's my key. >> I ain't going nowhere, man. Anybody else here? >> All right, Therese. So, what's going on today? >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to go to Walmart. >> Okay. >> Guys, please stop talking to police. Stop answering their questions. Invoke your Fifth Amendment right to be silent. >> Why were we stopped, uh What time was >> Like I was explaining to the officer, I have a leaky bladder. Sometimes I don't know I have to go until it's like I really have to go. >> Right. >> So, I hurried up and ran into McDonald's. >> Okay. Is it cool if we check the car out? >> Um, sure. ever give consent and if you ever give consent you can revoke consent. Sitting kind of down? >> What? >> What did you say? >> I said I'll I'll hang out with her. >> All right. Sitting kind of down? >> Sitting kind of down, yeah. >> Okay. We search for weapons? Is it cool if we check your pockets? Thank you. Left front hand pocket, I'll find it for >> Okay. >> Anything on you? >> No. >> I appreciate you cooperating with us, okay? >> Just shaking down Americans. For the next 8 or 9 minutes they proceed to rifle through the belongings of Americans that they're supposed to be protecting and serving. And they find some THC products which he will write in his report. >> This person doesn't have a lot of THC stuff. Some THC stuff. How do you know I can get that out of there? >> What is it? >> Looks like a cart. >> Where did you find it? >> Passenger side. >> Um I don't know what that is. >> Okay. Do you know who all the Who's all the THC vapes are? >> They're not. >> Okay. So, they're not yours, they're not his. That's your story? Okay. >> No. >> They're not yours, though. >> No, they're not. >> So, somebody got in your car and stuck those in there? >> Uh we were up in Michigan over the weekend visiting family. >> I got you. >> I had people in the car, so >> Okay. In your car. So, it wasn't his, though? >> No, but I'm aware of what he's doing up behind my back. >> Is it you or him or it's you, you know what I mean? >> Not me. >> It's just some THC, some carts and stuff. Oh, it's perfect. >> It's just some THC, but I'm going to write it up anyway. Even though they're pursuing life, liberty, and their idea of happiness, we're going to continue to hem them up. >> There you go. He told us he was sorry and all. He just said he was getting really [ __ ] hungry and was sweating. Um so we pulled over to turn the AC and rolled the window down. Perfect. He just said he He was apologetic and said that he shouldn't have been an [ __ ] and should have just dealt with him and things would have probably gone better and so on. Yeah, but >> All right. Well, uh He was reaching uh The weed was under his seat. And uh the the big one at least, that was full. So, and he was sticking around or reaching under his seat when we're standing back here. I don't We'll do that. >> on probation? >> I haven't ran I just ran him over the air. I haven't looked. I don't know if they got to return to me cuz they were dealing with him when they were trying to talk to me. So, give me a couple minutes to figure all that out. >> I just told him he was going to jail. I said I didn't I don't know. I didn't I didn't talk to you. >> Is he cool with you now? >> Yeah, he's cool. >> Okay. >> He came came down and was apologetic. He stole his Kowalski, but who doesn't, really? >> Cool enough back there, bro? >> Who likes Kowalski? Nobody likes Kowalski, anyway. >> Can I ask you Can I Can I ask you a question? >> Of course. Who are you talking to, me or him? >> Who's ever arresting me? You. It would be you, sir. >> What's up, my man? >> What are my charges? >> We'll talk about everything here. >> What else, sir? >> We'll talk about everything here. Just give me a minute. All right, boss? >> I can't hear you. What? >> Give me a minute. I got a couple things to finish up, then I'll explain everything to you, okay? >> I still can't hear a single thing you said man. >> I got to finish some things and then I'll get with you. >> Excuse me. Sorry. Sorry. Can you please tell me what I'm being arrested for? No, he said he was I I've been off the road for 2 years now. >> Information what your arrest is for or citations what they are. >> All right, so you I'm arrested then. I'm cool with that. I'm cool with that. I'm cool with you. I'm I'm just cool with you arresting me, bro. I know you don't like me, bro. >> Cuz we just worried about >> I'm humble. You already know I don't got no warrants and you know I'm not on here. You should have been running this a long time ago. >> Well, you weren't exactly cooperating, my man. >> Sir, I Hey, you know what? I'll I'm going to say this right now. I apologize for catching an attitude. I was just having a bad day. My bad, but can you please just take me to jail? >> All right, Sherees. He's getting released today, okay? He's getting some warning tickets, so all right. I'm giving you a warning for the exhaust, warning for the stop lights, and then you're getting two tickets. The one is to have him to tell to have him seat belted, $10, okay? And then the other one is for the insurance. >> Okay. >> And that was me cutting you guys a break. >> Even if it was a dollar, this is still extortion. If you're not free to not wear a seat belt in America, you are not free. >> Right, cuz that was before he started arguing and everything, okay? I wasn't going to cut you a whole bunch of money in tickets if y'all just would have complied. You know what I mean? >> We complied. >> I know. I'm just We're having a chat cuz uh you know, it's your car, your husband, right? >> Right. >> kind of make sense? I didn't want to cut you a whole bunch of money in tickets. Now he's going to get a bunch of money in tickets. Cuz I know you I want you guys to get ahead, you know what I mean? >> We're trying. >> But we can't >> If you want people to get ahead, stop stopping them and harassing them and ticketing them. If you really want people to get ahead, you would stop interfering with their freedoms and you'd be protecting those freedoms. >> You know what I mean? >> We're trying. >> But we can't work with you if that's how he's going to act. >> Right. And unfortunately, I can't control how he acts. >> Yeah. I got you. I got you. I got >> He'd rather he gets mad at me and I >> Yeah. We'll do our best though. I'm going to release him. I'll bring him back up and take him out of cuffs and >> Stop talking negatively about your spouse or your friend in the presence of cops. That never ever works out for people. >> All right. Let's get you out of here anyway, okay? >> All right. Thank you. >> Yep. >> That's why I wish you would have called me out. >> All right, buddy. We're going to be releasing you with some tickets, okay? You going to comply when we take the handcuffs off? >> Yeah. >> All right. You pop on out, my man? I'm not I'm not I don't know. I just got to check. I can't have you falling or anything, you know? Did you Did you do the whole test yet? >> Uh up until right where my [ __ ] package is yet. You know how much that cost me? A balloon. >> Hey, buddy. And on top of the left hand or left hand on top of the head. Keep it there for me. >> Woah. You know. Come on, bro. How in the world did you guys get that stuff in there? Cuz once they kill the mule, >> M&M's. >> So, he's [snorts] asking him, "How do you get stuff into prison?" And he's actually going to tell the cop how he did it. >> You know what I prefer? I used to have my girl open the bag, stick a couple balloons in there, seal it in. There you go, babe. Who is this? >> Yeah. That's how we Hey. >> But actually, I just use the baby powder. >> Just >> I did. >> I don't know if I should say that >> Somebody got fired, yeah. >> Hey, we're going to go through these, okay? This one's going to be >> I love what he does with every single one of these tickets as the cop goes through it with him. >> You're here for possession of marijuana for the THC that was in the car. Read the next one for me. That's That's for the drug paraphernalia. So, essentially the vapes and the the packaging. >> Yep. >> And then this one here is going to be for the resisting and obstructing that we talked about, okay? >> Restricting of obstruct. >> Yep. What is this for? >> For daytime stop left. Citation on top right, buddy. >> Keep your sunny side up, man. >> Yeah, you too. >> Go to court, all right? >> Now, a lot of people out there say, "Bryant, look at that. The cop cut him slack. They cut him loose. They unarrested him. That's a good day. That's a good thing. This cop was being a good cop. Didn't take him to jail." As though the cops are doing you any favors by pulling you over and harassing you and threatening you in the first place. This should not be in the land of the free, home of the brave. If you think I'm missing something, let me know in the comments section below. I do read a lot of the comments and I try to respond to as many as I can. If you want to support this channel, you can do it for free by liking this video, sharing this video, subscribing to this channel, hit the bell notification icon, and I will see you in the next video. >> [bell]