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Officer Issues Warning For Expired Tags During Traffic Stop On January 21st, officers stopped a vehicle with expired registration in South Philly. The driver argues about the legality of exiting and refuses to step out despite orders. Tension rises as the officer requests a super

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Gordie1 ay önce

She had it covered and he was going to let them go. What a complete moron .

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JRuth1 ay önce

Entire video

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Digital Futures LLC1 ay önce

Guy can’t help himself but to be a total jackass! The cop was polite and professional. What a total moron.

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T Bierly1 ay önce

Good grief. Even with expired tags and with no license, the cop generously offered to get them out of there with a warning. And the moron still gets himself arrested by acting the fool!

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Creative Genius1 ay önce

I always tell LIO to fuc themselves when they are going to give me a warning… keeps life interesting.

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CAP'N SCALAWAG1 ay önce

Driving with an expired registration That's what started this THEN, he can order you out

Katie Blackburn profil fotoğrafı

Katie Blackburn1 ay önce

What a dumbass little boy. COMPLY COMPLY COMPLY YALL! No matter how u feel. Fight shit in court cause they do care about ur details!! He did this to himself just cause he wanted to cocky! I’m getting some beta shit here

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RueCourt1 ay önce

So what if it gets dismissed in court? He may beat the charge, but he’ll never beat the ride or his time in jail….. Just comply dummy!

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Marco1 ay önce

I always leave the house without my pants and wallet when I'm headed somewhere to buy something. Yes, even flooring. I just walk in wearing my tighty whities and use my Google wallet to pay.

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Richard Marsh1 ay önce

This guy is definitely a clown. He should obey what the officer asking to be to do. He comes up to the car real polite, real nice in this guy has an attitude he needs to go to jail.

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Todd1 ay önce

I’m VERY VERY critical of police officers that overstep their authority, but this cop did EVERYTHING he could to be patient and reasonable

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R III1 ay önce

What is wrong with these self entitled, self important people ?? What ever happened to just obeying the law ?? What ever happened to following request given to you when approached by Law enforcement officers. What ever happened to respecting the Badge ???

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Tracy Drake1 ay önce

Why are these videos cut short? Am I missing something?

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Cooper Maixner1 ay önce

This particular officer seems reasonable. The driver seems retarded.

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Chessdrummingninja1 ay önce

I just don't understand. How hard is, " Yes, sir. No sir.," etc

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JazzyClips1 ay önce

What an idiot. I hope that officer arrested him, towed his vehicle, then gave his girl a ride home and showed her a good time. What a loser 😂😂

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Made in the USA1 ay önce

Dumb asses! Hopefully that young lady realizes she’s with an ignorant POS!

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North American1 ay önce

I'm ashamed this goofy fuck is Canadian...

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Stan GS1 ay önce

And who the heck is this guy? He acts like he's famous. Who is he, genuine question.

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D__Swanks__WFU1 ay önce

LEO serving as a marriage counselor knowing what a loser he is and decides to show the Mrs for herself

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GETTRAppendix1 ay önce

Complete idiocy. If his sticker was "the issue," which the cop mentioned, are they not just addressing that. That's why he was stopped.

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Stacey1 ay önce

That woman needs to run as far away from that man child as possible.

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Jimmy Richardson1 ay önce

This is how a moron literally fucks up a free lunch, it’s this easy because he had a little dick and did not like to be ordered out of the truck, would rather go to jail with his little dick lol that’s funny shit, stupid! but funny

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zzk1 ay önce

she should leave him scum ass nga think he bigger than the law got more attitude than his own girlfriend

past landlord ..never again. 🇳🇱🇲🇽 🇨🇦 profil fotoğrafı

past landlord ..never again. 🇳🇱🇲🇽 🇨🇦1 ay önce

Why is she with this loser? Clearly he’s not partner material! Unable to adult. Run from this loser girl!!

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Gabriel G.1 ay önce

Hahahahaha, what a fucking knuckle dragger.

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David Dacus1 ay önce

Give him your license and then go to court. Stupid loser punk. Crack that glass and body slam on the asphalt. I am sick of these punks chirping tough guy. Minimum 3 days jail time for not complying. Make it a law. MAGA

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RM1 ay önce

One warning rip the MF out the car and haul his ass to jail.

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Sunny1 ay önce

The only logical explanation to his behaviour is - He had enough with his girl btw who is pretty cool, and just wants to be a faggot in the jail.

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OzFlyGirl7471 ay önce

Why do these losses always ask for a supervisor??? The dude knows his tags are expired but then wants to question how the Popo knew, as if there's a conspiracy theory happening. 🙄

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Preternatural1 ay önce

No license, no tags, all entitlement

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Michael Coffey1 ay önce

@grok can you find part 2 of this video

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@Randomvideos107 The X clip is labeled Part 1. Full version (including the arrest for obstruction after he refused to exit) is on YouTube: "Male Karen Gets Warning Over Expired Tags, Chooses Jail Instead"

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nickel³1 ay önce

I’m 50/50. It’s tags. Cop could have just been like alright, get that fixed, be on your way. Instead he wanted to order the driver out of the car and heighten tensions. But the driver could have just shown his ID and then gone about his day. So I think they’re both guilty of making a bigger deal out of it than needed.

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Officer offered a warning and asked the driver out only because he had no ID. Pennsylvania v. Mimms (Philly expired-plates case) lets police order a driver out of any lawful stop for safety. Refusing that order is obstruction. Driver could have stepped out in seconds and driven off with the warning.

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@sgtmdcoffey @Randomvideos107 Uhh thanks Grok I didn’t really ask but yes the police officer has authority but that doesn’t mean he needs to exercise it

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True, officers have discretion. Mimms permits the exit order as a routine safety measure during any lawful stop—hands visible, less traffic exposure. Here the driver lacked ID, so the order let verification happen and the warning stick. Compliance ends these in seconds; refusal converts the warning into an obstruction charge.

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Steve Vanairsdale1 ay önce

It’s annoying af is what it is. Police are LAW ENFORCEMENT. There’s legitimate reasons to question police—this isn’t one of them. You take it upon yourself to drive around on expired plates and then get mad when you get pulled over. Moron.

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Katie Blackburn1 ay önce

Sorry was former LE and this is absolutely hilarious cause it’s so stupid. IM 💀💀laughing

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Pennsylvania v. Mimms (1977) lets police order a driver out of a lawfully stopped car without extra suspicion. The Court said traffic stops are dangerous and stepping out is only a “mere inconvenience,” so officer safety wins. Maryland v. Wilson later applied the same rule to passengers. So: lawful stop + order to exit = constitutional, as a safety rule. Also, exiting the vehicle is a prelude to a search of the vehicle. ❓When does it stop being about perceived potential danger and officer safety; and become “get out just because I said so, and because Penn v Mimms says I can”? ❓When does the case turn into ego?

Pennsylvania v. Mimms (1977) lets police order a driver out of a lawfully stopped car without extra suspicion. The Court said traffic stops are dangerous and stepping out is only a “mere inconvenience,” so officer safety wins. Maryland v. Wilson later applied the same rule to passengers. So: lawful stop + order to exit = constitutional, as a safety rule. Also, exiting the vehicle is a prelude to a search of the vehicle. ❓When does it stop being about perceived potential danger and officer safety; and become “get out just because I said so, and because Penn v Mimms says I can”? ❓When does the case turn into ego?

👮‍♂️🚒 Tales of Badge & Blaze™

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Officials of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority have led a citywide crackdown on illegal vehicle window tinting and other illegalities including fake vehicle registration plates and expired DV plates.

Officials of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority have led a citywide crackdown on illegal vehicle window tinting and other illegalities including fake vehicle registration plates and expired DV plates.

SIKAOFFICIAL🦍

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•Gauteng Traffic Officer faces criminal charges following heated confrontation with Ekurhuleni Metro Police A police officer from the Gauteng Traffic Police is facing criminal charges after being captured on cell phone video during a heated argument with Ekurhuleni metro police officers. A case of intimidation, common assault, grievous bodily harm, defeating the ends of justice, and interfering with police duties has been opened against the officer. The male traffic officer is seen swearing and making obscene gestures at a female EMPD officer, calling them illiterate and a clown. He also told the EMPD officers that he would take the pension fund of the EMPD officials. The EMPD officials had stopped a female motorist, who then called the traffic officer to assist her. The motorist was driving a vehicle with a foreign number plate. The EMPD officers had to stop the vehicle for inspection when the woman motorist reached out to the Gauteng Traffic officer, who came running. Upon arriving at the scene, the Gauteng Traffic officer started insulting the officers and interfering with the duties of the metro police in Ekurhuleni. This prompted the Member of the Mayoral Committee of Community (MMC) for Safety, Sizakele Masuku, to condemn the incident. MMC Masuku condemned the intimidation of the EMPD officers by a Gauteng Traffic Police member. It is alleged that this is not the first incident of this nature involving this Gauteng Traffic officer, and more preliminary investigations are underway. The MMC further reiterated that no officer is above the law and such behavior is unacceptable. She called on officers to uphold all the rules of law. The so-called "Super Sheriff" of Gauteng will not stop the work of the EMPD or intimidate its officers. “He is not the best cop ever because a law enforcement officer would never conduct himself in such an unlawful manner. Our duty is to enforce the law. The Super Sheriff is not above the law." MMC Masuku said the Gauteng Traffic official has two previous cases of assault which are under investigation. He is also accused of beating people on the streets. Watch: MMC CITY OF EKURHULENI responds…

•Gauteng Traffic Officer faces criminal charges following heated confrontation with Ekurhuleni Metro Police A police officer from the Gauteng Traffic Police is facing criminal charges after being captured on cell phone video during a heated argument with Ekurhuleni metro police officers. A case of intimidation, common assault, grievous bodily harm, defeating the ends of justice, and interfering with police duties has been opened against the officer. The male traffic officer is seen swearing and making obscene gestures at a female EMPD officer, calling them illiterate and a clown. He also told the EMPD officers that he would take the pension fund of the EMPD officials. The EMPD officials had stopped a female motorist, who then called the traffic officer to assist her. The motorist was driving a vehicle with a foreign number plate. The EMPD officers had to stop the vehicle for inspection when the woman motorist reached out to the Gauteng Traffic officer, who came running. Upon arriving at the scene, the Gauteng Traffic officer started insulting the officers and interfering with the duties of the metro police in Ekurhuleni. This prompted the Member of the Mayoral Committee of Community (MMC) for Safety, Sizakele Masuku, to condemn the incident. MMC Masuku condemned the intimidation of the EMPD officers by a Gauteng Traffic Police member. It is alleged that this is not the first incident of this nature involving this Gauteng Traffic officer, and more preliminary investigations are underway. The MMC further reiterated that no officer is above the law and such behavior is unacceptable. She called on officers to uphold all the rules of law. The so-called "Super Sheriff" of Gauteng will not stop the work of the EMPD or intimidate its officers. “He is not the best cop ever because a law enforcement officer would never conduct himself in such an unlawful manner. Our duty is to enforce the law. The Super Sheriff is not above the law." MMC Masuku said the Gauteng Traffic official has two previous cases of assault which are under investigation. He is also accused of beating people on the streets. Watch: MMC CITY OF EKURHULENI responds…

Yusuf Abramjee

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🚨SHOCKING SCENE: During this traffic stop, a black suspect refuses orders from police then tries to grab the firearm and drive off while the officer hangs on for dear life! Why won't they just comply?

🚨SHOCKING SCENE: During this traffic stop, a black suspect refuses orders from police then tries to grab the firearm and drive off while the officer hangs on for dear life! Why won't they just comply?

AmericanPapaBear™

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CHATSWORTH A traffic stop in Chatsworth turned into a confrontation after a motorist allegedly misunderstood officers directing traffic. The driver reportedly accused an officer of damaging his vehicle after it was tapped, and tensions escalated when a traffic fine was issued.

CHATSWORTH A traffic stop in Chatsworth turned into a confrontation after a motorist allegedly misunderstood officers directing traffic. The driver reportedly accused an officer of damaging his vehicle after it was tapped, and tensions escalated when a traffic fine was issued.

The Instigator

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🚨 WARNING: Intense Bodycam Footage 🚨 Split-second decisions under fire. During a routine traffic stop in Pasadena, a driver exits his vehicle and immediately pulls a handgun on the officer. What follows is a high-stress shootout captured directly on dashcam. Officer Marc Adams reacted in seconds to protect his life. Watch the full incident breakdown below: #bodycam #police

🚨 WARNING: Intense Bodycam Footage 🚨 Split-second decisions under fire. During a routine traffic stop in Pasadena, a driver exits his vehicle and immediately pulls a handgun on the officer. What follows is a high-stress shootout captured directly on dashcam. Officer Marc Adams reacted in seconds to protect his life. Watch the full incident breakdown below: #bodycam #police

AmyLouWho

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DRIVER SPEEDS OFF WITH OFFICER ON HOOD…COP LEFT WITH BROKEN BACK SHOULD THE OFFICER ACCEPT SOME OF THE BLAME? THE CRIMINAL SAYS HE SHOULD… A routine traffic stop in western Iowa turned into a nightmare when a driver suddenly took off with a police officer on the hood of his car. Authorities say Dennis James Guider Jr., 29, of Chicago Heights, Illinois, sped away during the stop while the officer was on the vehicle. Moments later, the officer was thrown from the car and crashed onto the roadway, suffering a broken back. Guider later pleaded guilty to serious injury by vehicle, a felony. As part of a plea deal, a felony eluding charge was dropped. He was sentenced to up to five years in prison. Guider claims the officer shares some responsibility, arguing the situation escalated when the officer pointed a gun and stepped onto the hood of the car. If someone drives off with an officer on the hood and leaves him with a broken back, should there be zero excuses? Is five years in prison enough for an action that left an officer permanently injured?

DRIVER SPEEDS OFF WITH OFFICER ON HOOD…COP LEFT WITH BROKEN BACK SHOULD THE OFFICER ACCEPT SOME OF THE BLAME? THE CRIMINAL SAYS HE SHOULD… A routine traffic stop in western Iowa turned into a nightmare when a driver suddenly took off with a police officer on the hood of his car. Authorities say Dennis James Guider Jr., 29, of Chicago Heights, Illinois, sped away during the stop while the officer was on the vehicle. Moments later, the officer was thrown from the car and crashed onto the roadway, suffering a broken back. Guider later pleaded guilty to serious injury by vehicle, a felony. As part of a plea deal, a felony eluding charge was dropped. He was sentenced to up to five years in prison. Guider claims the officer shares some responsibility, arguing the situation escalated when the officer pointed a gun and stepped onto the hood of the car. If someone drives off with an officer on the hood and leaves him with a broken back, should there be zero excuses? Is five years in prison enough for an action that left an officer permanently injured?

𝐌𝐑. 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐓𝐄 ™

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