See everybody's hands. Can I Can I sit down? Yeah, sit down on the ground. Please leave the property immediately. You are being monitored. I don't take those tests. You don't? No. I invoke my Fifth Amendment rights, sir. Put your car in park. I got to go. You're not going. Where are you coming from? I'm driving to work. This is not a traffic stop. It is actually a traffic stop. Answer this door or we're going to kick the door open. You're going to get in trouble for kicking my door in. Please! We are the city police. Thanks for paying your taxes. >> I need your ID. Do I have to, really? Do I need to? You can look from the road. Let's un-violate my rights. What's good, YouTube? It's BBKAS back again with another video and another reaction. And in today's video, a friend of Miami-Dade Sheriff's Department over there in Florida. You have these Miami-Dade Sheriff's officers roll up on these teens that were just chilling on this porch. You have these kids that were just minding their own business. They're on this porch talking, hanging out. They're always at this house all the time. They're literally not doing anything wrong. You have these Sheriff's officers roll up on them, start saying, "Hey, put your hands in the air." They did. They put their hands in the air because they're not doing nothing wrong. And you have in this one kid hit the Ring doorbell camera to start recording. You have these officers not like that very much. even have one of the officers put himself in front of the camera to not record everything because literally what they were doing was wrong. But it just goes to show the type of dirty tactics these officers be playing. I'mma watch it, get my reaction. Let me know what y'all think about in the comment section. Let's get into the video. What I said, let them do it. Don't worry about it. See everybody's hands. Put your hands No. So, I guess you got me now? Yeah, so come on down. Please leave the property immediately. You are being monitored. I didn't know you could go to jail for ringing the Ring doorbell camera. Please leave the property immediately. You are being monitored. Yeah, I got you on your nerve. No, I didn't. Yeah. I didn't. I didn't. I did. 77 years. I did. I didn't. I did. How long you say? I did. What I told you. I did. What I told you. I did. I did. I DID. I DID. I DID. I DID. >> AND COPS HAVE THE NERVES TO act surprised why a lot of teenagers don't trust them nowadays. Because these officers rolled up on them and immediately told them to put their hands in the air. Everybody's hands. He didn't even tell them why they were doing this either. And just because he hit the Ring doorbell camera, you having this officer saying you want to go to jail. Please leave the property immediately. You are being monitored. Let me scare these kids real quick. Hey, you want to go to jail for ringing the doorbell camera? And then you have another officer trying to be slick with it and cover up the camera. They did all of that just to let them go. And then they want to act surprised when you have a lot of teens not trust cops nowadays. But that's my take on it though. Let me know what y'all think about in the comment section. How you feel about these Miami-Dade Sheriff's officers for rolling up on these kids for literally no reason at all. You having them just chilling minding their own business. You having these officers say, "Hey, hands in the air. Let me search y'all real quick." Started searching them, didn't find anything. Then you having them feeling for that ID too. Started getting all their names. And just because you having that one kid hit the Ring doorbell camera, that officer had a problem with that. Telling him, "You want to go to jail? You trying to go in the house?" No, he ain't trying to go in the house. He's trying to make sure this is being recorded. And you even have another officer say, "Damn, it's being recorded now. Let me cover up the camera real quick." But you know, if they weren't doing anything wrong, why would you have a problem with the camera recording? You having that officer put himself in front of the camera and make sure none of this is being recorded. And then they did all of that just to let them go. Like this literally made no sense at all. This did nothing but just put trauma on these kids, and then they want to act surprised when people get older and not trust the cops because of the type of situations they had to deal with in their younger years. That's my take on it though. Let me know what y'all think about in the comment section. Make sure to like and subscribe, and y'all have a wonderful day.