Idiot cops try to bully all citizens into submission irrespective of their status. But what happens when they meet high-ranking officers who can put them in their place with mere words? Here are four cases of idiot cops who tried messing with high-ranking soldiers. Go. They can go. That window doesn't roll down. They need to leave. Huh? They They're going to leave. Well, what what am I being pulled over for? 161 Center Road. What's the issue, sir? I'm going to explain to you in a minute, ma'am. Okay. 1 to 1 unit another unit no more response. I'm stopping you to see you at Dayton there not stop. They are not part They are not part of my traffic stop. Okay. They Let me finish. He's following her. That's okay. She can pull up down the road and wait. She's not going to stay here and wait. She's going to leave. It's not It's not open for conversation debate. I'm dealing with one person. Ma'am, I'm dealing with one person. I'm not dealing with more than one. She's not dealing with you. She's making She's staying right there. He said okay. Your safety is fine. I I promise you she is. On the 18th of December 2021, Officer Carlos De Souza pulled over Ms. Boone who had been driving behind her sister, Ms. Shelley, to visit her new residence. When Officer De Souza stopped Ms. Boone over an alleged invalid license, Ms. Shelley decided to wait for her sister a few feet ahead of the stop. That was when the officer tried to bully her into leaving, but he had no idea that she was a Purple Heart combat veteran. What is What is she doing? Reason why you're being pulled over. He's saying that Shelley can't be parked on the side of the road in front of me. No, she cannot. She pulled over because I got pulled over and I'm following her to her new place. So, she's pulled over as well to make sure that or whatever I'm okay. He's saying she's not allowed to be there. Exactly. That's not a That's not right. She can pull over and She cannot be next any place near my traffic stops, so I guarantee you I'm right. She can pull up down the road by all means. Up by by the Tom Thumb by the Nite 'N Day Tacos, she's not going to be within two car lengths. I'll check this I'll I'll print it up for you so you know what I'm talking about. Okay. I really don't like her there. She's got to go. I'll just inform I said I'm just going to inform her she's got to go up the road. She can wait, but she's going to wait up the road. She's not going to wait here. She's not happy. That's Ma'am, it's not happy. Let me Let me You got to understand too that people are worried about their loved ones as well. So I'm Yeah, well I'm I'm worried Guess what? I go home every night. So I'm going to make I'm going to make sure I go home every night. woman. Okay. And she is probably just as In broad daylight you got pulled over. People get pulled over all the time. Yeah, we do for the most part. I'll be back. I'll be back. fast and they came back in front of her, got in between me and her. Matter of fact, I can't do that either. I'm not going to I'm just going to stand by and wait. We're going to wait. I don't like Okay, I'm a I'm a veteran too. Thank you. Officer De Sousa did not care that Michelle had served the country. He just wanted her to leave and he was anything but professional about it. Ma'am, is that I'm 10-4. Thank you. I'm a veteran too, ma'am. I'm good. Thank you. like we was blocking my vehicle. Then he stopped. Hello. How are you? Can you just go, please? Well, that's my sister sharing my news, so I'm just going to stay here until they're released. I need you to leave. You You You can wait up there, I think. It's a public road, isn't it, officer? I'm I'm I'm not obstructing traffic. I'm not obstructing You're obstructing this traffic stop. So can you just please say How am I obstructing it? Just go up there. Go up there. Go up there. not Please just go up there. I'm going to make sure that my sister remains safe. She'll be fine. Well, and I will observe that in my mirror. Okay, so now I'm telling you, I'm not asking you. You need to go. What law am I breaking? I'm telling you, you need to asking you what law I'm breaking. Because it's not safe for you to be here. Why is it not safe for me to be here? All right. Are we going to play this game? I'm not I'm not. I'm just saying what am I being detained? You are now. What am I being detained for? Because now I need to identify you. What am I being detained I need to I need to identify you. I would like to know what I'm being detained for. Because you chose to stay in this situation. Because I chose to stay on the shoulder of the road. So, now I want your ID. And if you refuse to give it to me, then we'll go sit in my car, okay? What law is that breaking though? I'm not providing you with your you're failing to identify to a law enforcement officer, okay? Well, what if but I have to identify if I'm being detained? Yes, because you And then you have to have a reason to detain me. Well, listen, I'm not playing this game. I'm going to come over and we're going to get out of your car. No, sir. You know, sir. You can get You can get out of the car. You call your sergeant. I would like a supervisor, please. You can get out of the car right now, or I can help you out of the car. Or you can just give me your going to put your head that's bold because I've not broken the law. You're impeding this traffic stop. What Who am I impeding though? That has nothing to do with you. I asked you to leave. The only reason why I pulled over is because my sister does not know my new residence and she got pulled over. go. And I told you you can go wait up there in that parking lot. What? Okay? You both have cell phones. What is the problem? Because now you won't identify First, you won't do the simple thing I asked you to do. I'm telling you I'm her sister and I know that that's what she has told him by now. Okay, that has nothing to do with what's going on back there. Okay, and I'm not interfering with you doing what you men have to do. No, you are. By By stopping here, he does not want you here. Cuz now Why? Why? Because he has no idea what you're going to do. You don't think we dealt with situations where the person in this car was going to I'm I'm a military wife. I don't I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] And now now I'm getting because we have no idea what you're doing. Okay, I will pull I will pull up but I will be calling the police department and I would like your badge number. I'll give you my card. Please, please do. so nice. I gave you multiple opportunities. No, you're cussing at me and you're being rude and you're being rude. Yeah. So, you want to cuss at me? I can cuss at you. You All day long. All day long. But I have not been rude to you. I was sitting here minding my own business. refusing so I still need your ID. that I was asking you what you were dictating me for? That's it. I need your ID because you chose because you're interfering with this. We don't want you here. That's not I will comply with your ID request but you're being You are not going about this correctly at That's all That's all on you. Good. Hi. I'm glad. And we'll see you I'm glad. Absolutely. non-compliance. No, it did not escalate because of my non-compliance. I was doing absolutely nothing wrong and I'm allowed to be on a public [ __ ] road. You're not allowed to be on a public I'm not impeding [ __ ] I'm sitting in my vehicle. I didn't get out of my [ __ ] you. Shut the door for your own safety. No. Fine, do whatever you want. [ __ ] you. I'm [ __ ] done with her. When Officer DeSouza could not give any legal reason to make Ms. Shelly leave, he resorted to aggression going as far as slamming the car door on her. I came up. I asked her, "Please, just pull up." Watch the interaction. Um so, from the start, uh you aren't allowed to be stopped here. If you are interfering with any kind of investigation, you can be detained at that point to and identified as a person. You cannot just stop on the side road because somebody else stopped. Even if you know her sister, brother, son, you can't do that. And I'm not being aggressive when I ask this. Okay. Because I think that's how people can see generally as questions. How am I impeding the traffic stop if I It wouldn't be no different if I pulled up So, I mean you you watch the news and crazy things happen. So, if somebody's on traffic stop, they don't know your intention. They're trying They're trying to focus on what that person is doing and what who's in that car and what they're doing. He doesn't know who they are. So, that That's what he's got to So, he's got that to worry about. Then you stop. It's like, "Oh, so who's in that car? What what could happen now?" So, um but if you want to file complaint, is that what you want to do? Ask the person directly. Okay. So, Monday morning Do you live here? Do you Do you Do you live here? Okay, it should be it Let me give you my card. Miss Shelly and her sister stood their ground against the tyrant cop, and no arrests were eventually made. Officer De Souza and his colleague, however, had to be extensively retrained. They were made to take 4 40-hour courses and other training exercises, but the humbling De Souza received is nothing compared to the passionate lashing this veteran gave out. Everybody's ready to smash my stop and take it. I'm asking you again. Have you spread asphalt waste? Have you spread asphalt waste on Moose Have you spread asphalt waste on Moose Mountain? You're going to have to You have to answer the question. I've been waiting for years. Yes, answer the question. me speak. You lying bastard. You told the police when I went to to the highway department to ask you about it. You lied You sat there in court while they lied about it. even talk. You don't Just answer yes or no. How hard is it for you? yes or no answer. It is. Had you spread asphalt waste on Moose Mountain? It's not asphalt waste. It's recycled asphalt. It's asphalt waste. Is it new asphalt? Is it ground asphalt? In November of 2015, a man called David Vincelette had had enough. He had been complaining that an organization called the town of Hover had been dumping asphalt waste in his water supply. No one listened to him. So, it was no surprise that when he found the workers of the organization led by public works director Peter Kulbaki outside his house, he decided to confront them head-on. What's under your feet? What's under your feet, David? Hello. What's under your feet? You have to answer questions honestly. Yes. No. don't put waste. It's a recycled product. It's asphalt. Ground up asphalt. Is it ground up asphalt? It's a recycled product. It's allowed by law. And did you sit in court while the town attorney stated it was never spread upstream from my drinking water? The The question Yes, you did. You're lying to me. Do I speak to you more or do I just say no? You have to tell the truth. talking with you, David. We've already answered this question. We're done. You just answered the question on tape for Cat 3 Studios, okay? But you have no right to video me. no Oh, really? Well, I did. Really? Okay. You need to move your truck. You need to go You need to go to jail. You You've admitted You have no You've just admitted federal crimes. You Yes, you have. You admitted perjury and you've and you've done federal crimes. Yes, it is. You have You have asphalt waste that's being held in violation of state and federal law with paint and other materials. And you have And the town manager has already testified. It's recycled asphalt. It's allowed by EPA. It is not. It is not. It is not allowed. It is not allowed to enter state waters. Put it there on purpose? Sure. Oh. Oh, by accident's okay. No, it is not. It's a crime. It's a crime. It has nothing to do with me. It has to do with you. You have lied and dissembled for years. You have lied and dissembled for years and it's going to come back on you. They got little tiny orange jumpsuits, buddy. Trust me. You're threatening me with prison now? No. Oh, you just did. You just did. First, you've admitted you lied in court. You've admitted the town attorney Please move your truck. I'm not going anywhere. You're refusing to move the vehicle so we can get down and start cleaning up? I'm a refusing Listen to me. I am a federal officer required to uphold the Constitution. refusing You have just admitted federal crimes refusing under state law. I have an obligation to enforce the law against the town. the question. You're refusing to move your vehicle. Is that correct? You have no authority over me. Are you You work for me. No, I don't work for you. Yes, you do. Yes, and I'm part of the public. to move your vehicle? I am doing what the law requires. I have an obligation. David I have an obligation under state law not to let a town do illegal activity. You have just admitted to me that you committed a federal crime and state crimes. your vehicle? I'm I'm asking the questions. You work for me. Yes, you work for me. You're in the right-of-way. Are you refusing to move your vehicle? I am allowed Are you refusing to move your vehicle? am allowed You're not allowed to block allowed at any time of at any time for any reason. You're a taxpayer. I'm allowed at any time. Yes. I got I got money sitting over there. Do you want to waste tax money sitting here waiting for you to answer the question? I do. Should I send them away because you're going to not move? You should send them away because they're being involved in federal crimes. So, you're not going to move? You are doing an I have an obligation under state law. Are you going to move or not? David was eventually forced to leave the scene, but not before he had given all the workers a piece of his mind. Unfortunately, 2 years later, a similar incident occurred and David ended up at the hospital after his arrest for contempt of court. But, if you think veterans having to put idiot cops in their place ends here, you have another thing coming because it only gets worse. I know, but your recording's a lot easier or it's a lot harder to get versus mine. Okay, so would roll down your window more? No. No. What do you need? All right. Well, I need to identify you. No, you do not. is Officer Mercedes with the Grand Junction Police Department. All right? All right. What What's your What's What's your badge number? 2016. It's right here. Okay. And this is my corporal here. This is Corporal Church. Okay. As well. Okay. All right. So, I need you identify yourself. No, that's not how it works. I have rights as an American citizen, right? Yes, you do. Yeah. Yeah. You have to suspect me of committing an actual crime in order to identify. Failing to identify is a secondary offense. You have to have an actual charge or you have to suspect me of committing a crime. You don't have that. You have nothing. I'm not going to identify simply because you because because because you see me parked and you want to come up and identify me. That's not how it works. So, okay. So, here I'll clarify some things for you so you understand why I'm coming up and Okay. Okay. On April 23rd, 2022, a Marine vet identified as Aaron was pulled over by the Colorado police based on an homicide investigation. The problem with this was that they had no solid information and were acting solely on racial discrimination. Earlier in the night, there was a shooting that occurred right near the Travelodge. Okay. And your car is similar in description, a dark-colored sedan. Okay. suspect vehicle. Okay. All right. So, you're seeing leaving the Travelodge. Okay. information, that's where the suspect might have come from. Okay. All right. Okay. But But, do you have actual Do you have a license plate number? Do you have a description of the person? Do you have anything? No. You You do You do not have articulable suspicion that I've done anything. do. No, you do not. Yes. No, you do not. I I am I am not going to identify. No. Okay. If you fail to identify yourself, I'm going to pull you out of this car and detain you for obstruction. No. Cuz right now you're interfering with my investigation. No. I I've done I You you you do you do Oh oh okay, so so you have to have reasonable articulable suspicion that I have committed a crime. What crime do you suspect me of committing? Possible attempted homicide. Possible attempted homicide. Yes. You suspect me, actual me, of committing possible attempted homicide. Well, your cooperative behavior right now does not help your cause. No. Being cooperative or or or or uncooperative, I'm not giving up my rights. When you when you we when you give up your rights, you'll lose your rights eventually. I have rights as a free American. I've done absolutely nothing. I pulled into a gas station because my friends are here, because we're going to Absolutely not. No. No. No. You you This This this this is going to go to to You guys you guys have have have lost I've lost your [ __ ] mind. I've done nothing. You can't just go around and pull over and and and and [ __ ] suspect anybody and everybody because We haven't We haven't done that. That would be a violation of people's rights. Right. Exactly. area of a crime Exactly. with a similar colored vehicle, similar nature to the suspect uh uh uh uh Okay, what what is what description of that vehicle did you get? Tell me. in colored sedan A dark in colored sedan. Yeah. Okay. And one of the two people also Excuse me, two people also stated that one of the suspects may be of African-American descent. Okay. Well, it's not me. I've done nothing. I am not going to identify because you don't have that right to to to, to to take that right from me. I've done [ __ ] nothing, nothing at all. So, if you've done nothing wrong, all you got to do is Nope, nope. That's that's not how it works. That's how people lose their [ __ ] rights because because because because law enforcement is always like, well, if you've done nothing then then then you shouldn't be afraid. No, that's that is that is intimidation factors. Aaron, I just need your information. Absolutely not, no. All right. Corporal, can you come over here, please? Why are you not cooperative? Because I don't I don't have to be cooperative with your investigation. Well, you have to ID yourself. No, I do not. The officers repeatedly tried to intimidate Aaron into identifying himself all while refusing to do the same despite the fact that they were legally obliged to do so as public servants. I I I absolutely do. Tell me why I have to ID. Well, Colorado state law says you do. Ex- Explain that to me. You want me to recite the law? I want you to I want you to explain why I, me as a person, have to ID to you. Colorado state law says you do. Ex- Explain that law. Okay, what what do you want explained? You can't just say, well, the law says You are law enforcement, right? You're to me why it doesn't. No, no, no. No, no, no. You you I do know. I How are you going to tell me what I know? Well, cuz you can't How are you going to tell me what I know? I did not say that I can't explain it. You as a law enforcement officer, as law enforcement, know the law. Me as a citizen is asking that. First of all, what's your name and your badge number, please? What's your name and your badge number? What's your name and your badge number, sir? going to give that to you. You have to. No. Yes, you do. You are a public servant. I'm asking for your name and badge number. No, I do not. You have to have reasonable articulable suspicion that I, me as a person, have have committed a crime, about to commit a crime, or in the process of committing a crime. with that. Right? Okay. So, so explain to me how with that law I have to ID. Explain to me. So, you want me to explain to you why I'm asking for you to identify yourself. Yes, and first for Wait, hold on. First, please please give me your name and your badge number, please. What do you mean you won't? This is This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever encountered. Would you like me to explain the reason I'm asking you for your I would like your name and badge number, please, first. So, you don't want me to explain the reason I would like your name and badge number, first. For the record, name and badge number, first. I am willing to explain to you the reason that I asked these officers to stop you. Oh my god. Pull you over and ID you. Would you like me to explain that to you? I'm going to execute my right to remain silent. This is This is This is just ridiculous. My fifth amendment right to remain silent. Don't tell me You're booked and you're going Have a nice day. Good luck at your shooting competition. [ __ ] off, man. After 30 minutes of wasted breath, beration, and pointless interactions, the officers eventually realized that they would not get anything out of the Marine vet, and they finally had to let him go. While these officers didn't suffer much consequence for their idiocy, this next cop would regret assaulting a veteran for a long time. Driver, roll the window down. Felony traffic stop. Put your hands out the window. Put your hands out the window. Turn the vehicle off. Put your hands out the window. I can't tell. Put your hands out the window and turn the vehicle off. Put your hands out the window. He's not complying, Joe. Come around your side. Let me see your hands. How many occupants are in the vehicle? What's going on? How many occupants are in your vehicle? It's only myself. Why are your weapons drawn? What's going on? Open the door slowly and step out. Open the door. I'm not getting out the vehicle. What's going on? Get out of the car. Open the door slowly and get out. What's going on? Get out of the car now. On the 5th of December 2020, Virginia National Guard Lieutenant Caron Nazario was pulled over by Officer Joe Gutierrez and his colleague Officer Daniels. Lieutenant Nazario didn't stop immediately, however. He drove until he reached a well-lit area so as to protect his safety. Unfortunately for him, the officers saw this as a threat and they became unbelievably violent. Open the door. Get out of the car. Hold still. Hold. Hold. Hold. Hold. Keep your hands outside the window. Keep your hands outside the window. are right here. What's going on? Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Now. What's going on? Get out of the car now. Get out of the car now. I'm serving this country and this is how I'm treated? You know what? Guess what? car Work with us and we'll talk to you. Get out the car. You're receiving an order. Obey it. I'm I'm I'm honestly afraid to get out. Can I Yeah, you you should. Get out. What's going on? What did I do? Get out now. not committed any crime. You didn't stop. A traffic violation. You're not cooperating at this point right now. You're under arrest. For a traffic detained, okay? You're being detained for a traffic violation. violation, I do not have to get out the vehicle. You haven't even told me why I'm being stopped. Really? Get your hands out of Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Get your hands off me. please. Get your hands off me. Get your hands off me. Get your hands off me. I didn't do anything. Don't do that. Sir, get out of the Don't do that. Sir, get out of the car now. Don't do that. I'm trying to talk to you. I'm trying to relax. Can you please relax? Can you please relax? Get out of the car right now. This is not how you treat a vet I'm actively serving this country and this how you going to treat me? I didn't do anything. Whoa, hold on. What's going Hold on. Watch Watch it. Air forces deployed. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. That's [ __ ] up. That's [ __ ] up. Get out of the car now. Sir, just get out of the car. I'm trying to breathe. Breathe you Breathe you Breathe you Take your seat belt off and get out of the car. Can you please Get out of the car now. Look. Listen. Take your seat belt off and get out of the car. Get out of the car. Look, I'm going to just going to just please If you're going to do what you're told, get out of the car. Look. Take your seat belt off and get out of the car. Look, take your seat belt off. Look, my hands are out. Take your seat belt off and get out of the car. My hands are out. My hands are out. Please. Please. Look. This is really messed up. My dog is in the back. My dog is choking. Get out of the car. Take your seat belt off. What do you got, special department radio? I'm a lieutenant. Lieutenant, get out of the car. Take your seat belt off and get out of the car. You may wait over to the other lobby. You just comply. Get out of the car. I'm reaching for my seat belt. Fine. Take your seat belt off and get out of the car. Straight out on the ground. Straight out on the ground. Man, Is your commanding officer Get on the ground. Let's go. Is your commanding officer available? Get on the ground. Get on the ground. talk to me about what's going now. Get on the ground or you get sprayed again. Get on the ground. Can you please talk to me about what's going Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Can you please talk to me about what's going on? Get on the ground. Can you please talk to me about what's going on? You're not Can you please talk to me about what's going on? Why am I being treated like this? Why? Sir, this is [ __ ] up. Sir, this is [ __ ] up. You know this is [ __ ] up. Lie on the ground. Just lie flat. Lie flat for me, sir. Lieutenant Nazario was sprayed twice and forced to the ground with several kicks to his knees. This aggressive behavior from the cops was completely unwarranted. You know this is [ __ ] up. Sir, lie flat. Lie flat. This is [ __ ] up. I can't [ __ ] believe I'm being treated like this in a [ __ ] war. Get on the ground. Right there. Right there. What's that? This is dumb. What the [ __ ] I don't want to hit me up. I'm going to be straight up with you. You're good, man. You've made lieutenant in the army. How hard was that? That wasn't easy task, was it? No, it wasn't. And And what would this What would this do to your career? It would hurt it. And I'm in the I'm in the middle of getting promoted right now anyway, so yeah. To what? Captain or first lieutenant? Uh to first lieutenant. Okay. Two ways we can handle this. We can either sit here with you until you get your eyes back where you can see, and I mean at a good distance you're safe to drive, okay? And you're going down the road. Go do your deployment. Go continue serving my country, which I respect and I thank you for, okay? Or we can push the issue, write you tickets for no license plate display, and for resisting or not resisting or obstruction of justice. I don't think we need to go that route, because that route makes the army get involved, and I know how they are. After realizing how much damage he had caused, Officer Gutierrez then tried to reverse the situation, but it was already too late. He was fired 4 months later as a direct result of his terrible conduct during this interaction. If you enjoyed this video, let me know in the comment section, and don't forget to subscribe. Goodbye.