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🚨I Have Zero Doubt - This Officer Regrets Making This Stop 👉NSFW audio.👈 Combat veteran Aaron Booker was pulled over on I-15 near Centerville, Utah by American Fork policeman Bronson Kitchen — a school resource officer about an hour outside his jurisdiction. Kitchen said Booker was solo in the...

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Mark Newtonvor 6 Tagen

Driver has some emotional issues that he needs to get taken care of.

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Ed Carlinvor 6 Tagen

Driver is a dick. He was speeding, then went into the car pool lane to use the left exit, but it’s for the car pool only. He could have used the exit for non car pool drivers. Then acted like a child in the car. I believe he did it on purpose to get the video footage for his social media accounts. Tool

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Bobvor 5 Tagen

All these people defending the cop...smh. Some guy with state-granted authority and the power of life or death pulls you over because he got pissy? Then he doesnt like that the window isn't down all the way? And wont identify himself? F all the way off.

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Freedom from Democratsvor 5 Tagen

Pigs are on power trips. They love killing pets the most!

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The Prairie Observervor 6 Tagen

2 out of 3 cops are short tempered, lazy, order followers who expect immediate compliance with their petty bullshit and are STUNNED when an ordinary American citizen expresses annoyance in response. The 3rd cop is an arrogant jagoff who is 100% sure of every action they take, and only apologize when forced to by their senior command.

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⚡Jackandroid ⚡ 🇺🇸vor 6 Tagen

American fork Police department is the most corrupt department in this country! Look it up! 💀💀💀

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Bravo Leevor 5 Tagen

Dude chill out Cops got it hard enough. You don’t like being pulled over, take it to court

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Clyp Keepervor 5 Tagen

I shake my head at these people and the way they treat cops. Absolutely inexcusable and disgusting. Cops are doing their job and sometimes they make mistakes. This is how small incidents evolve into major problems. Stop being dicks to cops even if they’re dicks.

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TRUPatriotvor 5 Tagen

I feel like the driver here was more wrong than the police officer. No need for the poor attitude from the driver. Cop could have handled it better at the beginning with the window.

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TheDemMigrantChildTraffickingRingof2020-24vor 6 Tagen

He definitely took the rest of the day off after this reaming.

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Grace Cazikevor 5 Tagen

Fire him. Revoke any weapons licenses or rights to them. End qualified immunity. Arrest them and throw the book at them. There needs to be consequences. The police are beneath citizens are the farthest from above the law. Retrain or remove the police—its their choice.

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VaLen :) 🃏🤴🏻vor 6 Tagen

Came all angry but whe he got the same energy she chiken out 🤣🤣🤣 these pigs are funny asf 🤣🤣

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Inspector857vor 5 Tagen

American Fork Police are the absolute Worst in the nation.

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AVIIvor 6 Tagen

It was about the audacity of him, passing the police officer over the post speed limit. Wait, this guy just passed me and saw me you’re getting pulled over. Everything from that point was an ego trip. Both were in the wrong. Driver and officer.

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Cakevor 5 Tagen

I get everything, I just don’t understand what the point of following the officer after the interaction was over. You didn’t get a ticket, go about your day.

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🇺🇸 Bjørn Videbækvor 5 Tagen

From the video, the cop is wrong on many levels. I am not going to step to the line and say the driver was wrong, definitely could have controlled his emotions a bit. Overall, not to bad. Drivers are really getting fed up with the bullshit. The cop pulled him over because he was passed. That is it.

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Samuel Wadevor 5 Tagen

What a psycho POS.

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Fox Trottervor 5 Tagen

The cop called him and personally apologized lol I’ll give Kitchen props for that. Most cops won’t even do that much when they’re wrong

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✠ Ordo Invictus ✠ 🇺🇸vor 5 Tagen

I used to shit on people like this. Till I got pulled over in Universal City one time… Yeah, fuck these retarded ass cops that just pull you over to be an asshole and extort you. I back the blue, but integrity needs to be brought back to the force.

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TheRedWhiteBluevor 5 Tagen

“You don’t know who I am” fuck off with that.

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Mikey likes itvor 6 Tagen

No self discipline on the part of the supposed veteran. He comes across as a spoiled titty baby with no control over his emotions.

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Watt Power Electricvor 5 Tagen

Driver might be a douche but he’s not in the wrong to use the HOV lane to get to that exit. Exit 317. Feel free to look it up.

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Phil Abrahart eXp Personal Estate Agentvor 5 Tagen

No could have caused an accident pulling him over for no reason where he was parked could have caused a real incident the copper is a bully and got shown up!

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3%ERvor 5 Tagen

The cop had no right to threaten to break his window. If they had reason to arrest him, they can break its window, but not just to threaten breaking his window. That’s insane cop got the reaction he deserved.

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American USMC Veteran ❤️🇺🇸vor 5 Tagen

Maybe the officer was wrong and made a mistake, but that’s no reason for this unhinged guy to throw a tantrum fit…. Honestly, 4 combat tours doesn’t give him the right to unload his frustrations on a police officer, it only shows he has severe PTSD…. Nonetheless, the driver Booker was acting like a complete azzhole!!!!

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Badgervor 5 Tagen

American Fork PD is the department under fire over the Bricks and Minifigs fiasco. One of the main offending officers in that case claimed "we do things differently around here." I'm assuming he means outside the bounds of the U.S. and Utah constitutions differently...

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R. E. S.vor 5 Tagen

Best video of my week. More people need to know their rights like the driver. And video everything.

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Tonto Goldstein. Call me Bubba.vor 5 Tagen

American Fork policeman Bronson Kitchen — a school resource officer Does a school resource officer have the ability to write a highway ticket? Out of jurisdiction. Driver had every right to tell him to fuck off.

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👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™vor 5 Tagen

👍

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Brent christophervor 6 Tagen

That's how you handle thugs!

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Gregor Cleganevor 5 Tagen

Wow… there are SO MANY bootlickers in here blaming the driver. It was an ILLEGAL stop. He has every right to be mad. You people give away your constitutional rights at every turn.

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𝓙𝓪𝔂 🇺🇸vor 5 Tagen

Racial profiling. Simple. And Ego so large that it's hard to admit a mistake.

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Redactedvor 5 Tagen

Cop might be in the wrong but damn this dude is corny and Who gives their military ID in a traffic stop? 😂

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Texas-tornadovor 5 Tagen

I don't understand why so combative and being respectful, this would have gone so smooth if you would just comply and make your argument

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Michael Woolenvor 6 Tagen

True Story 👍 He Put The Whole Police Department 🏬 On Blast N Got That Cop Suspended 👮‍♂️ 🤪

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Andrew Wvor 5 Tagen

Driver couldn't say you're mistaken sir he has to use foul language instead. Driver is a dick!

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