I have a problem with my rights being violated. I have a problem with you impeding upon my flow of my my dayto-day being violated. Dan, you're going to have a good lawsuit. Okay. >> Yeah, that's true. >> You better call a supervisor. >> Supervisor's here. If you do not step out of the vehicle, I will pull you out of the vehicle. >> You're going to have to do what you got to do, bud. There's nothing in this vehicle that's illegal. >> The nice officer and his friends are just here to help you, sir. Could you please comply? >> Are you stepping out? >> No, I'm not. It's unfortunate. Get out the car. >> Welcome to another episode of It Is To the Land of the Free, home of the brave. Today we got a fellow American who thinks he's free in the land of the free to cruise down the road in Utah, couple miles an hour over the speed limit. Well, the protectors and servants of the public just can't have that. What am I being pulled over for? >> Few traffic violations. >> Detective Hospital Police Department. Uh, >> which traffic violations? >> Well, if you let me explain to you, I can tell you or would you like to continue? >> I just want to know why I'm being trying to tell you. So, you tell me. Do you want to interrupt or do you want me to tell you? >> What would you like? >> Explain. Explain to me what you're pulling up. >> So, speeding. You're going 43 and the 35. >> Uh, that's a lie. Where? on Murray Taylorville Road. >> That's a lie. >> It's not a lie. Uh second, you failed to stop at the red light pulling off to Redwood. You have to come to >> That's a lie. I stopped right there. >> Okay. You can you can debate it all you want. I personally don't care. You can tell it to the judge. I personally don't care. I will gladly go to court with you. Good. I'll be there. That's what that's for. We're not here to discuss whether you did or not. I'm telling you you did. It's your right to go to court. Tell the judge that you did not. That's where we argue. Okay? We don't argue here. How many times do we have to see in multiple videos, video after video, videos uploaded every day where cops lie about what you did. You weren't wearing your seat belt. You didn't activate your turn signal. You didn't do that proper lane change right there. You rolled through that stop sign. Turns out the cop lied. The camera didn't. >> You have your driver's license? >> Yeah. >> Your registration and your insurance. >> This is a company vehicle. >> It's a company vehicle. Yep. >> You still have the registration insurance for it? >> I should. >> Why are there so many units right here? >> This is my unit. This is what we do. >> All that. You need all them? >> Yeah. [Music] >> This one? You? >> Yeah. >> Oh, he just committed the real crime right there. Contempt of cop. You don't laugh at a cop. So, now this traffic stop turned from just a regular average traffic stop to you hurt a cop's feelings to we're going to bring the dog out and do a little sniff real quick. >> My registration track should be on my back, shouldn't they? Sorry. >> Shouldn't my registration be on the back on my plate? >> No. You need to know the registration for state. >> Uh here goes that. There we go. This one's expired. You have the current. >> I have a bunch of them. Just wait. >> Did you guys clock be on the radar? >> They're not clocking on the radar. >> Oh, so you're behind me assuming that I'm going a certain speed. >> It's called pacing. >> Pacing. Does that flow in the quarter lock? >> It does. >> We'll see. >> It sure will. >> We'll see if it does because I go the speed limit all the time. >> Do you? >> I do. This is a company vehicle. >> Oh, if you do, I s you did not. >> I did. You better have solid documentation like a radar or something. >> What do you have? >> What else do I need? >> Your visual. You're You're visual. You're calculating me in your head, my speed. >> That don't fly in the court of law. >> The cops like, "Yeah, it's going to fly in this court cuz I'm the law. And if I say something is a certain way, the judge is going to believe me. He's not going to believe you." Cuz you know, cops never lie. You're not able to find the registration. Here's this. I don't need those paper. >> I have the tags are in the back. Okay. Well, the tags aren't sufficient. Um, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. >> What am I stepping out of the vehicle for? >> I'm going to conduct the exterior vehicle sniff on the vehicle. >> A what? >> K9 sniff on the vehicle. >> A K9 sniff on the vehicle? >> Yes. >> No, I don't consent to that. >> No, I don't consent to that. I'm asking you. >> You better call a supervisor or something. I don't consent to that. >> I'm bringing you to step out of the vehicle. >> Do all you want. You better call a supervisor. >> Your safety in mine. I am ordering you step out of the vehicle. >> You better call a supervisor. >> For your safety and mine. They always get they're throwing the your safety in here. Well, for your s Oh well, no. I feel safe right here. Believe me, it's for your safety. I know you're wrapped in metal right now. And there's this big metal door between you and me. And I really want to put my hands on you, but take my word for it. I'm an officer of the law. I would never fib to you. You're much safer outside of the vehicle. >> Supervisor's here. If you do not step out of the vehicle, I will pull you out of the vehicle. >> Where? Where's your supervisor? >> Hello, supervisor. Would you mind coming over here and explain to this gentleman that he has to exit the vehicle? >> I've asked you, >> what am I stepping out of the vehicle for, sir? >> Sorry. >> Why am I being asked to step out of the vehicle? Well, the Supreme Court's been very clear with us about uh our ability to ask anyone to step out of the vehicle on a legitimate traffic stop at any time. >> He's saying that >> and in our minds, Pennsylvania versus Mims trumps your Fourth Amendment right to be secure in your person. >> He's going to have a dog sniff my vehicle. >> Well, there is a K9 unit here. >> Why would a dog sniff my vehicle for a typical traffic? >> What's happening right now is you are actually extending the traffic stop by not doing what we're asking you to do. I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. We can count on my partner. >> I feel like my rights are being violated. >> They're not. >> This is a What did you pull me over for? >> Multiple traffic violations >> for speeding >> and you claim that I didn't stop at the light to signal properly. >> No, >> I would have explained further to you. But >> and that warrants you to have a K9 sniff my vehicle. >> Wait, what did the guy just say? >> And you claimed that I didn't stop at the light. >> Failure to signal properly. >> Failure to signal? No, there were two infractions. The first one was speeding. The second one was failure to stop at a traffic signal. Now he's tacking on a third one. Failure to signal properly. Haven't heard that one yet. >> No, >> I would have explained further to you, but >> And that warrants you to have a K9 sniff my vehicle. >> Oh, he was going to say that you failed the signal properly. These are all very, very petty. Nobody's life was put in danger. Nobody's property damage, but they're still going to interfere with your pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness. I >> don't think so. >> Okay, step out of the >> You cannot think so. That's fine. We can have a diff a differing opinion about that. >> You're going to have to You're going to have to You're going to have to do something like >> Oh, we can have a differing opinion. Well, why didn't you say so? I feel much safer in my car, and I'd rather you not bring the dog around to sniff my vehicle. >> That doesn't That's That's against my rights. >> What's against your rights? you sniffing my vehicle just for a simple traffic stop. >> It's not. >> Do you Do you smell anything? Do you assume that I'm inebriated? >> I don't. >> Then why do you need a K9 to sniff my vehicle? >> Listen, the K9 officer is here >> while we finish up the >> for a simple traffic stop. >> For a traffic stop. Yes. >> You need a a K9 to sniff my vehicle because you claim that I went over the speed limit. That's ridiculous. >> We can have a different opinion about that. >> You're going to have to do what you got to do, bud. >> Well, you're going to need to roll down your window. >> It is going to be rolled down right there. >> Okay. I need you to step out of >> Who are you? >> Sergeant Neil. >> You need to get somebody else. That makes more sense. You're not going to sniff my vehicle. >> Here's what I have. You have me. This is what you have. >> You got You got to do what you got to do. This is a simple traffic violation and you're trying to have the the the K9 sniff my vehicle. >> I am. >> That ain't how it works, dude. >> It It is actually exactly >> You got to do what you got to do. >> I'm going to need you to step out of the car. >> Then there's this officer right here. >> I don't care if the Supreme Court in a 9 to0 decision or the 535 senators and congressmen said, "No, this isn't a violation of rights." or it was signed, sealed, and delivered by the president of the United States. And all 330 million people in the United States said, "Yeah, this traffic stop right here doesn't violate rights." All traffic stops are an infringement on your life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. Clearly, you don't have to be a rocket scientist. You don't have to be a lawyer. This is self-evident, and I highly doubt that the founding fathers would tolerate any of this red coat thuggery. Is that another officer? >> It is. >> For what? >> You're non compliant. >> We We run in a pack. >> No, dude. >> I don't know. You want to You guys can I don't have a problem with you sniffing the vehicle, but I do have a problem with going the extra mile just due to a simple traffic violation. >> Then step up. You can argue this in court all you want. We don't mind that. I will go to court gladly. If you don't have a problem with, you just said you don't have a problem with the dogs. >> I don't, but I have a problem with my rights being violated. I have a problem with you impeding upon my flow, my my dayto day being violated, man, you're going to have a good lawsuit. Okay. >> Yeah, that's true. >> Well, then then why why why not? If if your rights are being violated, you truly believe that, step out of the vehicle, you'll receive great compensation. Fortunately for you, you'll realize very quickly that your rights are not being defuted. >> Yeah. No. >> So, are you going to step out of the vehicle, sir? >> No. For what? So you could sniff my vehicle and violate my rights? >> You just said that you didn't have a problem with it. I would rather we just move this along. >> Uh, you guys need to call somebody else over here. >> This ain't this ain't right over here. >> It ain't right. You want to sniff my vehicle. >> Who else do we need to call over? >> You need to call somebody. >> I don't know why you're kicking my vehicle. >> President of the United States over here. >> So he's kicking my vehicle. You guys are being ridiculous. >> I don't know. But do I go around kicking your vehicle? >> I tapped your the rubber on your tire. I apologize. I don't do that to your vehicle. >> I committed damage to your tire. Step out of the vehicle. >> You're budding me. You know this is [ __ ] up. >> I do? >> Yeah. >> Explain to me how I know that this up. >> You're doing a simple traffic stop and all of a sudden you have all of these authorities here to sniff my vehicle. >> No, just one. >> No, there's a lot of There's a lot of you guys here. I'm not sniffing the vehicle and neither any of us are not sniffing the vehicle. My K9 partner is going to sniff the vehicle. Do an exterior sniff on the vehicle while we >> and ex like sniff my tires and stuff. >> Yeah, he's going to walk around the outside of the vehicle. >> Then do it with me in the vehicle. I don't need to exit. >> I would be more than happy to have Officer Wakefield explain to you why the K9 program does not uh prefer to have people inside the vehicle when we do exterior sniffs. It's for your safety. >> Yeah. No, I prefer not to. You got to sniff it with me in the vehicle. >> Your preferences are not the issue here. >> The He's already explained the courts have already ruled that we can ask you out of the vehicle and you will step out of the vehicle one way or another. That's what's going to happen. >> You got to do what you got to do. >> Okay. Well, what does that mean exactly, dude? >> Listen, dude. You're making my You did a simple traffic stop and all of a sudden I need to get out of my vehicle. >> What's my He has my Do you have it? >> Yeah, but I'm asking you because >> Why do you still have my ID? >> Because you are detained. Why do you still have my ID? >> Because I can hold on to your ID during the duration of the stop. You're not free to go. I have your ID. You will get it back at the end of the stop. >> The end. Step out. >> These are the red coats of today. Lesser actions than these sparked the American Revolution. If this isn't tyranny on American soil, what is? >> Out of the vehicle. >> What? What the >> This is not This is not a joke. I know you're laughing, but you're >> I'm not laughing, dude. I'm trying to find humor in you going the extra limit and exceeding your force. >> You're exceeding your force for a simple traffic stop is authority. >> What are you trying to do? >> You're trying to claim I'm exceeding my authority. I am not. >> You're exceeding force. You're exceeding force, dude. >> What are you talking about? >> You're asking me to get out of my vehicle and all this stuff for a simple traffic stop. >> Force has not been used. Force has not been used, says the officer who's about to use force with all of his other buddies as they gang up on this guy for going a couple miles an hour over the speed limit. They say for not stopping at a traffic signal. They say these people are so overpaid and overstaffed and they have such little crime in this area. This is what they spend their time doing. >> Will be used if you don't step up. It hasn't been used yet. Once it is, I'm pretty sure that that's against the law as well. >> Are you pretty sure or are you sure? >> I'm going to find out. >> I [ __ ] know. >> I'm going to find out. You're a lawyer. >> I'm not a law. >> You're an officer. I am an officer. >> I respect you as an officer, but I don't respect you as a lawyer. >> You respect him as an officer? >> I'm not a lawyer. I I don't know why you respect me. >> Can you handle this a different way? >> What's the different way? >> I don't know. Can you handle this a different way? >> You can handle this a much different way. You can do what we're simply asking you to do, which is to step out of the vehicle so that we can complete this traffic stop and send you on your way. You are you are the one that's in charge here of how this goes. >> I'm obviously not. >> You are the one that can choose make a decision right now about where we go from here. >> Oh my god, what a freaking gaslighter. You're the one in control of the situation. You're the reason this stop is being extended. You're the reason we're standing right here outside of your vehicle trying to reason with you. They excel at victim blaming. >> Got to do what you got to do, man. >> Okay, then I need you to step out of the vehicle. And this is the last time I'm going to ask you. >> It is what it is. There's nothing in this vehicle that's illegal. >> Great. >> Sorry, getting out. >> There's nothing in this vehicle that's illegal. >> Okay, I understand. >> Great. Are you stepping out? >> No, I'm not. It's unfortunate. Get out of the [ __ ] car. >> My backup. >> I'm being need. And that's where the video ends. So tell me, does this look like land of the free, home of the brave? Is this sergeant a protector and servant of the Constitution of the United States? Or has he become the very domestic enemy he swore to protect the rest of us from? Leave your thoughts in the comments section below. Don't bother to subscribe. 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