Seattle Police Department. Open the door. Contact. We're coming in. Open the door now. Police. This is the wrong. We all make mistakes. It's what makes us human and allows us to grow, evolve, and become better. But the cops in today's video made such huge blunders that they deserve to wear the title of dumbest police officer ever. Hands up. Do not release the dog with his hands up. Do not release the dog with his hands up. Do not do not do not get the dog off of it. Get the dog off of it. Get the dog. Members of law enforcement have authority over our well-being, our freedom, and even our lives. So, when they make a dumb mistake, there should be hell to pay. There should always be repercussions for our mistakes. Otherwise, we'll never learn. However, reality is never that simple. Sometimes cops do really stupid things and they get away with it. Will that be the case in today's lineup of dumbest cops? Let's find out. [Applause] All right, listen. I'm going to reach to your rights real quick. All right. Telling you guys, I can confirm where I was and I can even confirm my activities. This is Samuel Scott Jr., a black man who had the audacity to call the cops once his car got stolen. And what did the cops do? They figured he was the suspect, so they arrested him. But let's take a step back and start from the beginning. On November 13th, 2018, Samuel Scott Jr. was visiting his aunt. Once he left her house at around 5:40 p.m., he noticed his 2006 Jeep Compass was missing, so he called police to report it being stolen. Several police vehicles converge at the scene, and Scott is immediately detained and handcuffed. back. Huh? Put your hands behind your back. 432 right now. [Applause] 421 right [Applause] for me when I get to No, I got him. I got him. Make sure you complete that report cuz I need that. Okay. Where's your ID? Right there. You're going to take all your stuff. We can't take this. This um What about my kids? I mean, I I I literally I went over there to see my kids and everything. My kids are Where are your kids? I was with them. What's the name? They were at my cousin's house. So, huh. What? I've been over there since what I want to say 5 what? 5:30 6:00. I I actually walked back over here. You have two IDs. Yeah, that's not good. Well, one is the ID and one is a driver's license. Okay. Are you going to take or something or am I going to take the story together? I'll let you know what's up. Okay. All right. Hats off to Mr. Scott for taking all this so lightly. His kids could have seen their dad through the window and it could have traumatized them for life. He explains that he left them at his cousin's house and then walk back here. But wait, there has to be something else, right? Because this just doesn't make sense. Here's the backstory. Officer Jonathan Guzman, the one who you watch put Mr. Scott in handcuffs, actually saw his car going 20 mph over the limit. So, he followed it. He witnessed the driver crashing into another vehicle and then fleeing the scene. He didn't see the driver's face, but described him as a 6'2 heavy set black male wearing a white tank top and fleeing the scene and that really resembles Mr. Scott, right? Who had a white undershirt, not a tank top, beneath the t-shirt. When the officers explain to Mr. Scott he looks like the suspect, he has a clever response. I'm telling you guys, I can confirm where I was and I can even confirm my activities. I recently logged off of the VPN job. Okay. At what time? roughly before I came over here, before I called you guys. But I'm telling you, you guys got the wrong guy. Okay. The description of the car of the guy that took off from your car is just like yours. But that's half Miami. Ball hit it with a beard. Even if he had dreads, it's dreads with a beard. But then that's it's not fair. I mean, like, like I said, my kids I called because my car got stolen and my kids are over there. They don't even know what's going on. So, what time was your car stolen? I told you probably around about 5. I didn't pay attention to the time. I really just jumped out of the car to go see. That's it. If you want, like I said, we can go like I had my kids and stuff like that, dropped them off, came over the to say hi, and I went I mean, I don't know what happened. I don't I mean, like I said, I know the people that stay across there, over here, all over the place. I don't know what happened. We often come upon situations where police officers just fail to recognize and acknowledge signs and information. Mr. Scott story sounds perfectly reasonable and plausible. It's more than likely that another man who resembles Mr. Scott in stature could have stolen his car. So why wasn't any of this taken into account instead? Not only do they detain Mr. Scott, but also decide to arrest him. My car just somebody jumped in, drove off. And I'm sorry, but I'm telling you, I didn't I didn't do it. I mean, literally, I I mean, why would I call the police? I mean, I called because my car is stolen. I mean, how me and my kids are going to get home? My pillow, my my work ID, my work stuff, all of that stuff is in there. Why would I That's why I'm like, what what's why am I in handcuffs if I'm calling them and and and I'm All right, just give me a second. Okay, I'm open the window. So, exam hide then. Again, the cops fail to acknowledge that any of this could be true. For that reason, these cops are some of the dumbest cops ever. Or if they're not dumb, they're just evil. Listen to what this cop says when Mr. Scott tries to explain that he's a decent human being. Also, I don't really know or I'm arrested. No, one of my one a good friend of mine is like city of Miami, Dennis Jackson. He's been my pastor, my unset retired city of Miami police officer. You never been arrested before? No. Sure about that? Yeah. Never been arrested. Ex-military. What? Are you sure about that? Do you need any more proof that this was a prejudice induced arrest? It's like this dumb cop cannot wrap his head around the fact that this man has not been to jail before. It's ludicrous. Soon after, Mr. Scott was arrested and charged with leaving the scene of the accident, false reporting of a crime, failure to carry a concealed weapon license, and possession of marijuana. All the charges were later dropped, but Mr. Scott took matters into his own hands, and filed a lawsuit against the city of Miami and the five dumb cops who were involved in his arrest. his lawyers asking for $500,000 in damages. If this was California, the sum would be tripled. In case you don't know what I'm talking about, check out our video entitled When a Suspect Sues Cops and Actually Wins. Not all dumb cops harm innocent civilians. Some do it to themselves, like these Tik Tok star wannabes. This Orange County Sheriff's deputy has been punished for videos she posted on Tik Tok. Yet, despite the punishment, she continues to create new videos while wearing her uniform. The punishment came down when her supervisor apparently saw her streaming on Tik Tok live while on duty. She was reprimanded, but footage from her Tik Tok account surfaced and she came under investigation. Her colleagues felt the videos were inappropriate and embarrassing. The officer named Shelby Abramson was suspended from her job for disobeying her superiors and unbecoming conduct. She claims the suspension came because of the explicit lyrics in one of the videos. Abramson has been creating Tik Tok videos of herself in uniform since shortly after she was hired by the agency less than 2 years ago. Those Tik Tok videos have earned her 80,000 followers. According to this internal report, although most of the videos Deputy Abramson posted were benign, some of the audio tracks contained foul language and sexually explicit lyrics. [Music] However, it seems she didn't learn her lesson. Or did she? Orange County Sheriff's Office does not allow employees to engage in social media activity that could negatively affect the public perception of the agency and directs employees to refrain from posting agency logos, uniforms, or similar identifying items on personal social media pages. Even so, she continued making videos. although as she claims off duty. This is what she had to say about her suspension. Okay, so I just kind of want to address that comment right there because that's not the first one that I've recently seen um going around. So here we go. Okay, so regarding that, yes, I did get in trouble. Yes, I got suspended, but it was not for doing them on duty. Most of my videos were not done on duty whatsoever. And if it was done in a school, it is done either prior to kids getting there or after kids has already left the campus where I still need to actually be present on campus. My investigation and the reason why I got in trouble was because of the song choice that I did for um that one video, nothing else. So maybe she did learn her lesson, maybe not. Some people feel that this behavior is degrading to police officers. But she claimed that she only wanted to show that cops are also human beings and not just bad guys behind a gun. I don't know about you, but I'd rather meet a bubbly, smiling officer in the street than a rugged type with a bad temper and itchy fingers. What about you? Do you agree? Similar to Deputy Adams, another female officer took to Tik Tok, but her public announcement caused an uproar and rightfully so. This is Federal Way Police Department officer Brianna Strauss, and she decided to make a smug public service announcement to all the drivers out there. Take a look at this. PSA to everyone out there. I'm speaking for myself, but I'm probably speaking for a large majority of other officers out there. If we're driving on the freeway in our police car, get the out of the way. Get the out of the way. If you merge and we follow behind you and we merge too, you're probably in trouble. Best way to find that out is get the out of the way. I can go 90 miles an hour. You can't. You can't do that. So, get the out of the way. If us officers stay behind you long enough, we can find a reason to pull you over. So, you might as well get the out of the way. Super simple. That's all. You're welcome. Jeez, can she be more cringey? First of all, her entire demeanor is pompous and authoritative. She acts like she's better than everyone else and has more rights than everyone else just because she has a badge and drives a cop car. That's the top reason people don't like cops and she's blatantly rubbing it in our faces. What was the point of this public service announcement? And to make it even worse, she got suspended for only one shift. On the other hand, Deputy Abramson got suspended for 3 weeks on account of her bubbly dancing. Which one do you think was worse? Speaking of bubbly girls flaunting their beauty and charm, let's hop over to Myrtle Beach in South Carolina, where professional acrobat Samantha Panda was placed in handcuffs after a Karen at the beach reported her bikini. Her friends got involved and started filming and questioning the officers. If you stop acting like this, Sam, just relax. Just relax. All right. Oh, no. No, no. So, she What? She's She's being detain she's being detained right now. Okay. just the way she's acting just now. Okay. And and how was that? No. How how was she just acting in in in your eyes? That's all I want to see. I just want Tell me she's not going to listen. No, she didn't say that. She She asked you she asked you if she wants if you can show her the the penal code that says or the law that says I'm not here so we can explain to you. I like to hear you talking right now. Can I just be here, please? No, you're coming to a car and we're just going to show you the the ordinance. I just realized I'm I'm asking I'm asking to come to my car so I can get out of If you want to see it, you have to film the car. I'm here now. Really uncomfortable. This What is this reasoning? We're not going anywhere. You're not going to to what? So, why is it illegal to to wear to have a bikini on the beach? I literally wear this to the beach every time. We're going to show you. We're going to show you. Absolutely. The officers escorted the ladies and their friend to the police vehicle and proceed to show the ordinance. Yet, they failed to acknowledge their own stupidity. The ordinance clearly says, and I quote, "It shall be unlawful for any person to appear in the nude on any public beach, beach access to the public waters, or any public property in the view of the public." I'm not. So, nobody's nude. There's nobody nude right now. Nude. Hey, you're you're in a song. No, dong is not nude. All right. An anus, a vagina are nude. All right. Just and and an anus and a vagina are nudity. A thong is not nudity. Okay. All right. Having your nipples exposed is not against the law. As long as it is not in a sexually explicit manner. No, I'm serious. Can you please let go of me? No, you're you're in handcuffs. You're in You put me in handcuffs for being an assault. As long as it's not in a sexually explicit manner. And there's no sexually there's nothing sexually explicit about this. Look at the other officer scrolling through the manual looking for a way out. This is one of the dumbest things I've ever seen. Prior to deciding to place a young woman in handcuffs, did it not occur to them that in the 21st century, wearing a thong is probably not considered nudity? Maybe they should have consulted the manual in depth before taking actions like depriving someone of their freedom. He even asked the guy this. Where did you anything? I just read it. Okay. Nude and nude. This is not considered nudity. There is clothing covering their private parts. You know what anatomical areas are? I do know what anatomical areas are. Expressing of the buttocks is anatomical. No, it's not. Okay. Well, then then then there there's other girls that have that have their cheeks cheeks exposed. So So do the same thing to them. Go put them in handcuffs. It's simple. Like like if just because just because she she has a bikini that that is more more revealing does not mean that she's in the wrong. There are other bikinis like look I can see her butt cheeks. Everything on this shows your butt. That's why your butt is not illegal. Nothing in there says bomb. Any quote unquote private parts are not uncommon. None of our private parts are uncolored. Where are where does it say? It doesn't say that. It says nudity. I'm not nude. There's no nudity going on here. Just notice the defeated look on the other officer's face. He knows they're beaten. He's praying that his partner can muster up something from the rule book, but hopes for that are slowly fading away. The girl's male friend must have noticed that look as he decided to heat things up. And acrobat panda over here is about to make it weird. Can we get names and badge numbers, please? Yeah. Well, this is Zach Racky. I know her his wife, actually. It's guy's uh ex fiance. Okay. Yeah. All right. Yeah. She pierced my nipples. Uh and then badge number 359. Dick 368. What's your first name? Kyle. Kyle Dick. Okay. Cool. I know. I know. Sam Panda, Zack Rafie, Kyle Dick. This has to be made up, right? Only it isn't. It's all too real. But weird names aside, the cause for all this is Myrtle Beach's controversial code, which believe it or not, currently does state that thong bathing suits are not allowed on the beach or in public. Perhaps it's a newer code that attempts to be more precise. Or it's just that these two cops are too dumb to find the claws in their code. However, code or not, arresting someone because they're wearing a thong is ridiculous and it could have been conducted in a peaceful manner. But Officer Dick is about to escalate things even further. And Officer Rafi has a problem with nipples on Panda's friend. Then what? You're just going to sit here and argue with us? Why? Because you don't like the way we're dressed? No, the way. Okay, great. Can someone grab our stuff? Cuz like my phone's over there. Yeah, they do have to be covered. They are covered as this shirt to the Again, I'm talking to her. Okay. I I understand you're talking to her, but you need to go over there. No, I'm I'm on a public beach. I'm on a public beach. No, he does not. I look, we have our social distance. We have our social distance. He does not. It's just stop. Also, why are you guys not recording right now? And that's my you have no reason right to do this. Doesn't make any sense. You literally told me and I'm not because of the way you're acting. If you're telling us that we're dressed inappropriately for the beach and we say, "Okay, we'll go home. Can we just go home? I'm so uncomfortable. Like I just want to go home." Soon another officer arrives at the scene. After a brief consultation with officer Rafy, he approaches the girls and engages in conversation to learn more about their side of the story. It seems that this conundrum lies in the vague Myrtle Beach code, which can obviously be interpreted in various ways. The opponent told us that we're nude and that we can't not. I asked him to show me where it is that he said no. He told me that he wouldn't show me and I said, "Okay, then we're done here." And then he put me in cuffs and knew it. And then after that, they brought me over here, showed me their book, which doesn't say anything about being in a thong. It just says you can't be new. Jimmy Jam. Jimmy Jam. Yeah. So, jeez. Here we go with the weird names again. Jimmy Jam is actually John, one of Panda's friends. But there's not much he can do over the phone. The argument continues back and forth, pretty much the same way it did earlier. But at least this officer has the common sense to order Dick to remove the handcuffs. He then goes to his car to have a better look at the code on his computer and explains that thongs that reveal the majority of the butt cheeks as well as tops that reveal nipples are not acceptable. Well, here's the thing. The way you got our dress, I said if your butt is hanging out, yes, that is a violation of our city or are you going to address? I'm just I'm just listen. They're in bathing suits that are covering up majority of their behinds or whatever. No, but they're not though. Like they might be an inch more than mine. Well, then you have to put on something. If we cannot have a thong on this [ __ ] exposed, but why is there So, what's what's considered a thong? Cuz that's a Brazilian cut bikini. We're not getting Well, it does matter because if I'm going to go buy a bikini, I would like to know if I can wear it. But our ordinance just says but that's all. Okay. So, so then so then that's a buttock over there. So that's that's obviously this topic raises a lot of ethical issues. How much of a buttock can be seen? Who measures this? Should we free the nipple or not? Who will be the judge of what's appropriate and what's not? It's not an issue that can be solved with a vague manual because it directly affects people's freedom to express themselves. Sam Panda took to Facebook in the following days to express how appalled she was at this. I love dogs. And I'm of the firm belief that there are no bad dogs, just bad owners. In the case of Jadarius Rose, a dumb canine operator, released the dog on the defenseless man, even though he was ordered not to do so. Rose was a truck driver. Even though he was 23 years old at the time, he looked like a kid, and in that situation, he acted like a kid. The incident started when a police officer decided to pull him over for a missing mud flap. Rose stopped at first, but then kept going. So, the cop called for backup and engaged in pursuit. This is the moment he pulled over, but seeing the guns aimed at him, he continued driving. Notice the gun this officer's aiming with. Straight forward. It's going to be close to the county line. You'll see a broken target. I think I'm coming to [Music] you just pull back out. [Music] Quick or Quick County or Roll County. He took off again. Uh we're heading northbound 23. 1959 Jackson all half traffic. We're northbound right lane. He rolled the window down, looked at us, rolled it back up. We're northbound 48 milesPH passing road in Ross County. Now, it wasn't a high-speed pursuit by any stretch of the imagination. Thing is, this kid had done nothing wrong. It's just that when he pulled over and saw all the guns pointed at him, he got scared. He then actually called his mother and asked her what to do. She told him if he'd done nothing wrong, he should stop. But then he rolled down the windows and saw the guns again and did not feel safe at all. So, instead of getting out, he continued driving and called 911, hoping they could help him. In case you think that's crazy, listen to this. A 911 call that his attorney indicated was Rose seems to confirm that he was afraid. I parked the truck and um I was about to comply with them, but they all had their guns drawn out for whatever reason. Um it feel like they're trying to kill me. You do need to comply with them. I mean, what was he expecting to hear from the operator? This just goes to show how inexperienced and really afraid he was. As the operator instructed him to obey the officers, Rose eventually did. But little did he know what was in store for him. Notice there's a bunch of law enforcement vehicles, including Ohio State Highway Patrol and the Sheriff's Office. And that's when this happened. That's all. Come to me. You don't want bit on the ground. You're going to get bit. Come to me, man. Do not do not let them Don't release the dog. Do not release the dog with his hands up. Do not release the dog with his hands up. Do not release the dog with his hands up. Don't do not do not Hey, do not get the dog off of it. Get the dog off of it. Get the door. Get it out. Get it out. As you can imagine, horrific whales ensue from the young driver, pleading for the officers to get the dog off of him. However, the dog does what he was trained to do and does not let go that easily. At this point, the dog still does not let go, and you can see the female officer cover her face in disbelief. Even when the dog is finally off, the kid continues screaming, most likely out of shock, more than just the pain. And all the officers seem to be taken aback by what just transpired. And this young man's ordeal isn't over yet. I say have one motor unit or whatever. Yeah. Was that not loud enough? Said three, four moment. We have tire. Don't touch my left arm, bro. You just let the dog bite me. Why would you touch my left arm? No. Why you keep bending my arm? I'm trying to get a wrap. We're wrapping it up. We're not trying to hurt you. Here. Here. Here. Um, don't even touch it while I got handcuffs on. Y'all just making it worthless, man. And you still landing on me like pinning me down. Nobody is on you. Yes, you are. Look, you're grabbing my We're trying to wrap you up. I don't need you wrapped up right now. Right. The bearded man you just saw here was Ryan Speakman, the canine handler who let the dog loose. Just to make it clear, it wasn't like the dog slipped loose. The video clearly shows the young driver kneeling with his hands up when the dog runs the other way. Then his handler yells at him, frantically pointing at the unarmed suspect who seems to be surrendering. This certainly brings up some terrible images from our past. And it's not clear what Speakman was thinking at the time as he failed to comment. He was fired from the Circleville PD because he did not meet the standards and expectations we hold for our police officers. We'll come back to this. Now, let's see what Rose and his lawyer have to say after a dimwit journalist asked him if the cop's firing is enough to make things right. like that. The the police released a statement. They fired the police officer. Is that enough for you? I just hope we don't have time. I'm sorry. Uh Ben, if you if you could answer that question. Yeah, Tom. I certainly think it doesn't remove the trauma and the physical injuries suffered by Jadarius who was on his knees putting his hands in the air which is the universal sign of surrender. What more can a black person do to say that I'm not putting you in fear? It was enough that he had guns pointed at him. Uh when he had pulled over and he had an assault weapon pointed at him, he called 911, Tom, saying, "I'm afraid they're going to kill me." That is the sentiment of most black people in America. when the police pull them over. Chadarius is being represented by Ben Crump, the famous civil rights attorney who's previously represented Randy Cox, a GK Owens, and the family of George Floyd. In the interview, Rose said that when the dog was biting him, he was terrified and he thought he was going to die. The pain was real and he was screaming because he just didn't want to die. He also said that he couldn't even see what the officers were doing because he was so scared of the dog that was ripping into his arm. You want to stand up on your feet or you want to sit on your butt? I don't know what you going to let me do. I'm going to let you do I'm going to let you either sit or stand. Long as you ain't going to do nothing stupid. I don't do something stupid. Have him set up. Connor, you still let him set up. It's too late for that. You're still squeezing it. I know. Let it go. Don't put pressure on me. You have to have pressure. No. No. Let Let it be. Just Just go ahead and ask me. Excuse me. Why are you still touching me? What's that? Why are you still touching me? Because you are under arrest. Yeah, I have handcuffs on. Understand? All right. So, you can stop touching me and tell me what I need to do. But I don't need your hand on me. The dog already did enough. Probably wouldn't be bad to put one on. It's understandable that after such a shock, Rose just wants some room to breathe. As for officer Ryan Speakman, the Ohio Patrolman's Benevolent Association has filed a grievance on behalf of him. As it turns out, the police department conducted an investigation into the incident, and a use of force review board determined that the AY's policy for the use of canines was followed in the apprehension and arrest. Really, I'd like to see the policy that says officers are supposed to unleash dogs on defenseless, unarmed suspects. What do you think? Should Speakman's termination be rescended? Should he be paid and reimbursed for all lost wages, seniority, and benefits lost resulting from his firing and his employee record and sponged of his termination history? Let me know what you think of that in the comments below. I bet that last clip got your blood rushing. So, since we're all amped up and ready for action, let's follow a couple of officers as they bravely break down the door to an apartment where an intoxicated man was causing a scene and apparently having a mental breakdown while throwing things out of the window. Seattle Police Department, open the door. We're coming in. Open the door now. Open the door. We're taking the door. Dad, please. Come in. Now, this looks a little drastic, doesn't it? Well, the thing is there were several reports. One said that the man was hanging out of the window, while the other said that the suspect was trying to push someone out the window. So, it's perhaps justified that these officers would break the door with guns drawn, even without a warrant if they feared for the victim's safety. However, pretty soon they realized that there's no broken window and there's no suspect. I mean, there wasn't even any mess on the street, but they failed to realize that. Meanwhile, the woman in the apartment is taking a bath. So, she doesn't even hear the cops shouting until they're already inside the apartment. Show me your hands. Hello. Yeah, please. What the inside? What the Who else is in here? Who else is in here? Nobody. I live alone. What the? Why? There's no broken window. There's no broken window. The reason why there's no broken window is that the cops did not just miss the apartment. They missed the entire building. The dispatcher said that the incident was at 3028 1st Avenue, but these cops decided to go to 316 1st Avenue, which was half a block away from the actual location. But it takes some time until they realize their mistake. Want to make sure that's okay. Okay. Oh, shoot. This is the wrong. Better late than never. Cops are now certain that they're at the wrong place. In reality, they barged into the apartment of a 45-year-old therapist named Elizabeth Ren. Instead of apprehending the suspect, they were now faced with a sobbing, shaking, traumatized woman. This is the wrong address. It's the wrong ant. Listen to it, man. We We got to the wrong address. Are you kidding me? Oh my god. Oh my god. The officers then try to explain themselves. But little good that does. Imagine if someone burst into your house while you were in the shower and held you at gunpoint. It must have been scary. And she must have felt like her rights as well as her privacy were violated. Not to mention, she could have been shot by a trigger-happy cop. Now she's standing in the hallway, probably half naked. Jumped out the window. Okay. The wrong dress. Are you kidding me? Oh my god. Oh my god. All right, I'll see you. All right, man. We're going to have a supervisor come out here. So, this is exactly what's happening. Someone's being thrown out of a window right now. It's this building or the other building. It was the 404. We contacted you. We knocked down the steel police officers. It sounded like you were the victim of the crime and you sound like you weren't even able to go to the door and that's why we kicked it in. I didn't know who the was at my door. I know. I'm sorry about that. I hear you say Seattle, please. I didn't hear that at all. I heard open the door. Open the door. And I was like, who is this? And I did not hear scout please. I'm sorry. I would have answered the door. Okay, I understand. I did not hear scout police at all. I'm sorry about that. We thought that you were the victim and you were being helicopter inside of this room. Right now, there's someone else about being throw out a window. So, we're going to go do that. We're going to have a supervisor come. We're going to talk to you through that. I understand. It's very, very jarring. I'm so sorry that this happened. Okay. Okay. Okay. It was incredibly dumb to go into the wrong building, right? But this cop handled the situation quite professionally. He could have just said sorry and stormed out of there and let the supervisor deal with it, but he stuck around, explained the situation in more detail, and tried to calm the woman down. He even apologized multiple times, so that part was handled properly, and considering the circumstances, they were authorized to enter the apartment, just not that one. Elizabeth Ren is, of course, suing the city of Seattle. Seattle Police Department is getting sued after breaking down the front door and charging into the wrong apartment. The woman who lived there claims she's still traumatized from that day three years ago. Tonight, King Five spoke with her attorney and it was all unnecessary. Police. Ren was getting ready to take a bath when police suddenly entered her apartment. She realized how close she came to losing her own life for no reason. She had a teapot in her hand, a metal teapot. Well, what if she had grabbed a kitchen knife? What if she had grabbed anything else that the police would have construed as a weapon? Let us know what you think in the comments below. Thanks for being here and check out more of our police body cam videos here on the channel. Please like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to get notified of our newest videos. In the meantime, check out our latest video here. We go. We go.