Driver, show your hands out the vehicle. >> Fingers. >> Where's your driver's license? >> Why do you need my driver's license? >> Cuz you're driving and I'm stopping. >> Unlawfully stopping me. >> We didn't commit any crimes. >> So, you're violating my fourth amendment by grabbing my ID. >> Goodbye. >> Have a nice night. You could have handed it back to me. >> Sit in the car. Where's your camera now? >> Here on my chest recording everything. Where'd my pepper spray gun go? Cuz it was up here. And when you had me up here, somebody grabbed it and took off with it. >> You don't want your mace. >> I didn't say you wanted it, but somebody moved it and I don't know where it went, and I'm asking. >> Thank you. What's good, YouTube? It's BB back again with another video and another reaction. And in today's videos from the Detroit Police Department over there in Michigan, where you had these Detroit police officers obviously have the biggest power trip ever. These guys were recording these police officers. They end up owning them. And when they got back in their car and started driving, you had these police officers pull them over and just be on the biggest power trip ever. All because that they were in their feelings that these guys own them. And you will see that this was nothing but a retalatory stop. And especially how these officers were acting. And it just goes to show, man, in Detroit, man, these officers are definitely corrupt and they don't like it when people challenge their authority. I'm going to watch it, give my reaction. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. Let's get into the video. [Music] >> Are they pulling us over? No, [Music] >> they are. >> No. >> Yeah. [ __ ] What the [ __ ] man? >> Yep. Officer 0 0 0 1 2 3 is recording. >> Drivers, show your hands out the vehicle. >> Fingers. >> Passenger, put your hands out the vehicle. >> Middle fingers. >> Driver, with your left hand, open your door. >> I I got to unlock it. If the car is unlocked, unlock it with your left hand. >> It does. >> No, I don't. >> It's not a gun. >> It's pepper spray, dude. >> Not a gun. >> It's not a firearm. >> [ __ ] >> You want to check it? It's right there. >> Check it right there. It's pepper spray. >> I'll keep my hands right here. Here. >> Go ahead. [Music] Go ahead. It's pepper spray. You can pull it out >> all day long. >> See pepper spray. What? I didn't commit a crime. >> I didn't commit a crime. >> Step out of the car right now. >> I did not commit a crime. >> You want me to get out? >> Okay. Let me get my seatelt off. >> I'm not committing a [Applause] Lift your hands up. You >> want me to turn around? >> Yes, sir. Just turn around. >> Okay. >> I'm keeping them away from it. I saw you put it there. >> Pepper spray. >> Well, you got to faster. No, I don't. [Applause] carrying it in a host. >> No, sir. >> Notice these officers never once told them what they stopped him for or even said what law they broke. >> Firearms. I do not possess or own any firearms anywhere. >> You don't need a CPL of doing what you did. >> If you get firearm, then don't. >> Where's the driver's license? Right there. You didn't have a CPL. >> Well, sure. Then nobody asked me that. >> Why do you need my driver's license? >> Cuz you're driving and I'm stopping >> unlawfully stopping me. You didn't commit a crime. >> We didn't commit any crimes. >> So, you're violating my Fourth Amendment by grabbing my ID. >> All I want is this license. >> You have a registration? >> Yeah. >> Where's it at? >> Uh, glove box. Top glove box. >> 2012. >> So, when we initially stopped you, why didn't you say that you had it was a uh a pepper spray gun? >> Cuz it's none of your business. >> It's not? No, >> not illegal. >> Not breaking any laws. I mean, >> so it was a school to come downtown. >> Where are you from? >> My mother's vagina. It's >> the most honest answer you can get. What's up, bro? >> That's not where I'm from. I'm from here. >> Goodbye. >> Have a nice night. >> You could have handed it back to me. >> Thank you. >> Can I put her hand? Sit in the car. Sit in the car. Where's your camera now? What's that? [Applause] >> Right here on my chest recording everything. >> You back in the car. >> Where did my pepper spray gun go? >> Oh, look. AC. >> It was right there. Where'd it go? Who took it? >> It's in there. >> No, that's the one he had. They threw over from the other side. Where'd mine go? >> Yeah. >> Did nobody throw nothing over from the other side? >> Yeah. No, mine mine. I don't have mine. >> They tossed it in and it bounced onto the floor. So, where did mine go? >> Cuz it was up here and when you had me up here, somebody grabbed it and took off with it. >> So, where is it? >> We don't want your mace. >> I didn't say you wanted it, but somebody moved it and I don't know where it went and I'm asking. >> Thank you. >> You can stay back in the vehicle now. >> Have a nice sticks. The fact that they were trying to hide their mace just shows how petty these officers were really being. Because in the beginning, these officers never even told them what they stopped her for. All you hear is that these officers are nothing but just in their feelings. >> Where's your driver's license? >> Well, sure, but nobody asked me that. >> Why do you need my driver's license? >> Cuz you're driving and I'm stopping. >> Unlawfully stopping me. >> We didn't commit a crime. >> We didn't commit any crimes. >> So, you're violating my fourth amendment by grabbing my ID. >> All I want is his license. You pulled him over because you just want his license. And then you have one of the officers mock this guy about his camera. Just another example how they really were in their feeling. >> Sit in the car. >> Where's your camera now? >> And then this officer thought he was slick thinking he was about to steal this guy's mace. >> We don't want your mace. >> I didn't say you wanted it, but somebody moved it and I don't know where it went and I'm asking. >> Thank you. And then you wonder why Detroit cops get the reputation that they do. But that's my take on it though. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. How you feel about these Detroit police officers for pulling these guys over all because they were in their feelings. You had these guys, like I said, all they were doing was just recording these officers on them a little bit. And these officers never got their authority challenged before, but you having them retaliate by pulling them over, not telling them what he stopped them for, just hearing them say, "I just want his ID." And then on top of that, wants to mock him and say, "Where's your camera at now?" and then try to steal his mace, which really made no sense at all. This style really did nothing but just shows how foolish these officers really are and shows that they're not really worried about handling real crime. That's my take on it, though. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. Make sure to like, subscribe, and y'all have a wonderful day. [Music]